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NewsACT Politics
news, act-politics, act budget, buses, ACTION, light rail
ACTION will be assessing new types of buses, including hybrid and possibly hydrogen-powered, to replace its ageing Canberra fleet in the years ahead, and funds have been set aside for an additional light rail stop on Flemington Road. A capital provision of $4.8 million has been set aside for the new light rail stop after fierce lobbying by Mitchell traders. The oldest vehicles in the ACTION fleet will be progressively replaced, with 12 new buses to hit the road in the next six months and 24 to be delivered each year in the following three years. Two years ago funds were provided for ACTION to increase the size of its fleet by 80 buses specifically catering for the limited stop rapid routes. Of these, 40 have been brought into service and the remaining 40 are under tender with the intention of getting these buses into the network by the end of 2019. A trial of three electric buses across the network has finished, the vehicles returned, and the results are being assessed now. Early reports are mixed, suggesting that electric buses were challenging for the network given the lengthy recharging times and the lack of suitable fast-charging facilities in the depots. ACTION operates a fleet of 454 buses across its network and the focus of the replacement program will be on those vehicles which are not compliant with the latest emissions requirements, use too much diesel, nor provide appropriate disability access. The joint venture ActewAGL - Neoen public hydrogen refuelling station in Fyshwick opens up the potential for fuel cell technology to power the city's future bus fleet. This would link with the government's broad strategic objective of Canberra becoming a net zero emission city under its zero emissions action plan for 2018-2021. The complication with switching to hydrogen is the high entry-level cost of a fuel cell bus. This prevents ACTION from hitting its bus replacement fleet targets. Action's flexible bus service has been funded for the next financial year but not in future years. Work on a single integrated ticketing system for bus and light rail continues, with $450,000 allocated to replace MyWay. A Federal Labor government had pledged $200 million to support the second stage of Canberra's light rail but this was not matched by the re-elected Coalition government. With the second stage of light rail from the city to Woden, the brakes have gone on the proposed big-spending program to build a new bus-rail interchange at the terminal. Design work is continuing on the Woden interchange, with $3 million put aside over the next two years. Investment is continuing in free park and ride, with a 200-vehicle car park set up at the junction of Flemington Road and Well Station Drive, Mitchell.
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June 4 2019 - 9:09PM
More buses arriving and Mitchell lands a second light rail stop
Peter Brewer
ACTION will be assessing new types of buses, including hybrid and possibly hydrogen-powered, to replace its ageing Canberra fleet in the years ahead, and funds have been set aside for an additional light rail stop on Flemington Road.
A capital provision of $4.8 million has been set aside for the new light rail stop after fierce lobbying by Mitchell traders.
A new light rail stop is planned for Flemington Road. Picture: Karleen Minney
The oldest vehicles in the ACTION fleet will be progressively replaced, with 12 new buses to hit the road in the next six months and 24 to be delivered each year in the following three years.
Two years ago funds were provided for ACTION to increase the size of its fleet by 80 buses specifically catering for the limited stop rapid routes.
Of these, 40 have been brought into service and the remaining 40 are under tender with the intention of getting these buses into the network by the end of 2019.
A trial of three electric buses across the network has finished, the vehicles returned, and the results are being assessed now.
Early reports are mixed, suggesting that electric buses were challenging for the network given the lengthy recharging times and the lack of suitable fast-charging facilities in the depots.
ACTION operates a fleet of 454 buses across its network and the focus of the replacement program will be on those vehicles which are not compliant with the latest emissions requirements, use too much diesel, nor provide appropriate disability access.
The joint venture ActewAGL - Neoen public hydrogen refuelling station in Fyshwick opens up the potential for fuel cell technology to power the city's future bus fleet.
This would link with the government's broad strategic objective of Canberra becoming a net zero emission city under its zero emissions action plan for 2018-2021.
The complication with switching to hydrogen is the high entry-level cost of a fuel cell bus. This prevents ACTION from hitting its bus replacement fleet targets.
Action's flexible bus service has been funded for the next financial year but not in future years.
Work on a single integrated ticketing system for bus and light rail continues, with $450,000 allocated to replace MyWay.
A Federal Labor government had pledged $200 million to support the second stage of Canberra's light rail but this was not matched by the re-elected Coalition government.
With the second stage of light rail from the city to Woden, the brakes have gone on the proposed big-spending program to build a new bus-rail interchange at the terminal.
Design work is continuing on the Woden interchange, with $3 million put aside over the next two years.
Investment is continuing in free park and ride, with a 200-vehicle car park set up at the junction of Flemington Road and Well Station Drive, Mitchell.


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import json
from lxml import etree

from keystone.logic.types import fault

class Tenant(object):
    """Describes a tenant in the auth system"""
    id = None
    name = None
    description = None
    enabled = None

    def __init__(self, id=None, name=None, description=None, enabled=None):
        self.id = id
        self.name = name
        self.description = description
        if enabled is not None:
            self.enabled = bool(enabled)
        else:
            self.enabled = None

    @staticmethod
    def from_xml(xml_str):
        try:
            dom = etree.Element("root")
            dom.append(etree.fromstring(xml_str))
            root = dom.find(
                "{http://docs.openstack.org/identity/api/v2.0}tenant")
            if root == None:
                raise fault.BadRequestFault("Expecting Tenant")
            id = root.get("id")
            name = root.get("name")
            enabled = root.get("enabled")
            if enabled == None or enabled == "true" or enabled == "yes":
                set_enabled = True
            elif enabled == "false" or enabled == "no":
                set_enabled = False
            else:
                raise fault.BadRequestFault("Bad enabled attribute!")
            desc = root.find("{http://docs.openstack.org/identity/api/v2.0}"
                             "description")
            if desc == None:
                raise fault.BadRequestFault("Expecting Tenant Description")
            return Tenant(id=id, name=name, description=desc.text,
                enabled=set_enabled)
        except etree.LxmlError as e:
            raise fault.BadRequestFault("Cannot parse Tenant", str(e))

    @staticmethod
    def from_json(json_str):
        try:
            obj = json.loads(json_str)
            if not "tenant" in obj:
                raise fault.BadRequestFault("Expecting tenant")
            tenant = obj["tenant"]
            id = tenant.get("id", None)
            name = tenant.get("name", None)
            set_enabled = True
            if "enabled" in tenant:
                set_enabled = tenant["enabled"]
                if not isinstance(set_enabled, bool):
                    raise fault.BadRequestFault("Bad enabled attribute!")
            if not "description" in tenant:
                raise fault.BadRequestFault("Expecting Tenant Description")
            description = tenant["description"]
            return Tenant(id=id, name=name, description=description,
                enabled=set_enabled)
        except (ValueError, TypeError) as e:
            raise fault.BadRequestFault("Cannot parse Tenant", str(e))

    def to_dom(self):
        dom = etree.Element("tenant",
                        xmlns="http://docs.openstack.org/identity/api/v2.0",
                        enabled=str(self.enabled).lower())
        if self.id:
            dom.set("id", unicode(self.id))
        if self.name:
            dom.set("name", unicode(self.name))
        desc = etree.Element("description")
        desc.text = unicode(self.description)
        dom.append(desc)
        return dom

    def to_xml(self):
        return etree.tostring(self.to_dom())

    def to_dict(self):
        tenant = {
            "description": unicode(self.description),
            "enabled": self.enabled}
        if self.id:
            tenant["id"] = unicode(self.id)
        if self.name:
            tenant["name"] = unicode(self.name)
        return {"tenant": tenant}

    def to_json(self):
        return json.dumps(self.to_dict())

class Tenants(object):
    """A collection of tenants."""

    def __init__(self, values, links):
        self.values = values
        self.links = links

    def to_xml(self):
        dom = etree.Element("tenants")
        dom.set(u"xmlns", "http://docs.openstack.org/identity/api/v2.0")

        for t in self.values:
            dom.append(t.to_dom())

        for t in self.links:
            dom.append(t.to_dom())

        return etree.tostring(dom)

    def to_json(self):
        values = [t.to_dict()["tenant"] for t in self.values]
        links = [t.to_dict()["links"] for t in self.links]
        return json.dumps({"tenants": values, "tenants_links": links})

class User(object):
    """Describes a user in the auth system

    TODO: This is basically a duplicate of keystone.logic.types.user.User and
    should be considered deprecated.
    """

    def __init__(self, user_id, email, enabled, tenant_id=None):
        self.user_id = user_id
        self.tenant_id = tenant_id
        self.email = email
        self.enabled = bool(enabled)

    def to_dom(self):
        dom = etree.Element("user",
            xmlns="http://docs.openstack.org/identity/api/v2.0")
        if self.user_id:
            dom.set("id", self.user_id)
        if self.tenant_id:
            dom.set("tenantId", self.tenant_id)
        if self.email:
            dom.set("email", self.email)
        if self.enabled:
            dom.set("enabled", str(self.enabled).lower())
        return dom

    def to_xml(self):
        return etree.tostring(self.to_dom())

    def to_dict(self):
        user = {}
        user["id"] = self.user_id
        user["email"] = self.email
        user["enabled"] = str(self.enabled).lower()
        if self.tenant_id:
            user["tenantId"] = self.tenant_id
        return {'user': user}

    def to_json(self):
        return json.dumps(self.to_dict())

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Are your lungs healthy? Kids can check out these illustrations of human lungs that have been exposed to different breathing environments. They can think about what factors might contribute to lung health, and use the labeled diagram of the lung's different components to complete the word scramble at the bottom of the page.
Learn all about how we breathe with this info sheet about lungs. Your child will learn the different parts of the lung, including terms and concepts.


Using these "Point of Contact" products, you can begin to align your energy with your Spirit Guide and Angels. Get quiet, ask for "their" help, breathe in their energy, and just let it work.
These "Point of Contact" tools are reminders that you are never alone and always being guided.
The photograph is Linda's Spirit Guide Angel. She captured this photograph with her 35 mm Nikon camera in 1994.
Two weeks later these same guides came to Linda in a dream telling her, "We allowed you to take our photograph because you are going to write a book about your relationship with us since you were a little girl." Then they said, "We appeared so the world could believe." This photograph became the front cover of Linda's flagship book, 20 years later.
You can use the power of these Spirit Guide Angels to ask for guidance anytime you need it.
Your Spirit Guide Angels are always available to you. With their support and guidance, you can accomplish anything!


On PART 2 of our 2 hour special on The History of Haiti we include WPFW Radio host and Executive Director of Fondasyon Mapou, Eugenia Charles with guests Ezili Danto and Tariq Nasheed. We'll talk about Haiti's history after the revolution up to her current struggles against western oppression. And why a country immensely rich in culture, history and resources remains the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere.


Every day, people throughout the UK open their post, receive a telephone call, turn on their computers or switch on their mobile phones to find they have unexpectedly won an exciting prize in a prize draw, lottery, sweepstake or other form of promotion. While some of these approaches are legitimate, others are a dishonest attempt to trap you into parting with your money or to steal your identity the registration or payment processing form usually ask for a comprehensive list of personal details including bank details.
Many common scams take the form of prize draws or lotteries designed to trick the unwary. Scams are usually based outside the UK from countries in Europe, North America, Canada and so on, although they may use UK Post Office or mail boxes to give the impression that the lottery is based in the UK.
Suggest that there are government funds available to be claimed by individuals.
More often than not, there is no prize or reward on offer. Anything that is 'won' is usually sub-standard, overpriced or misleadingly described and worth much less than the requested fee.
Never reveal credit card or bank account details unless absolutely sure who you're dealing with. These details may be asked for as 'identification'.
An invitation to provide credit card or bank account details.
Please do not contact addresses, telephone / fax numbers or email addresses on these documents.


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Mariana Bracetti Cuevas (Añasco, Capitanía General de Puerto Rico,  26 de julio de 1825 - Añasco, Puerto Rico, 25 de febrero de 1903) Fue una líder del movimiento separatista de la Capitanía General de Puerto Rico durante el siglo XIX.

Biografía
Conocida como «Brazo de Oro», nació el 26 de julio del 1825 en Añasco, Puerto Rico. Hija de una familia numerosa de origen corso. Su crianza se dio en la casa de sus padres Antonia Cuevas y Francisco Bracetti. En cuanto su educación, fue instruida en costura, bordado, calado, religión, gramática, geografía e historia. Tuvo tres matrimonios: primero viuda de don José Adolfo Pesante con quien tuvo tres hijos: José Adolfo, Rita y Antonia. Luego viuda en segundas nupcias con don Miguel Rojas, con quien tuvo una hija llamada María Bruna, y por último al morir estaba casada con don Santiago Laviosa, con el cual no tuvo hijos.  Se casa por segunda vez con Miguel Rojas Luzardo, hacendado venezolano radicado en Puerto Rico, quien era hermano de Manuel Rojas jefe de las fuerzas revolucionarias de la Revolución de Lares. De Miguel tuvo dos hijas, la primera. Wecensla Higinia, que falleció prematuramente, y luego tuvieron a Bruna Maria Rojas. Mariana fue conocida por su gran inteligencia, su corazón noble, su gran valentía y su liderazgo. Fue una activa luchadora en contra de el estatus colonial de Puerto Rico bajo la corona española y su tiranía.  También  participó en proyectos sociales: ayudaba a los pobres, ayudaba a los huérfanos y le enseñaba a leer a los esclavos que habían sido liberados. Le daba limosnas a los necesitados y compartía su fe religiosa. Murió el 25 de febrero de 1903 en Añasco, pueblo en Puerto Rico, en el que residió largos años. Mariana también es conocida por coser la bandera de la revolución del Grito de Lares que representó la bandera de Puerto Rico entonces. Actualmente esa bandera es representativa de Lares la "ciudad del grito" siendo así también el lugar donde ocurrió el Grito de Lares Puerto Rico.

Bandera Original del Lares Revolucionario

Los hermanos Rojas, hacendados de origen venezolano, se convirtieron en líderes de la independencia de Lares y su nombre código era "Centro Bravo". Manuel Rojas Luzardo, cuñado de Bracetti, fue nombrado Comandante del Ejército de Liberación de Puerto Rico. El estadounidense Mathias Brugman era el líder de la independencia en Mayagüez y su grupo fue identificado con el nombre código de "Capa Prieto".
El apodo de Bracetti era "Brazo de Oro" y fue nombrada líder del "Consejo de la Revolución de Lares". Betances sugirió a Bracetti tejer la primera bandera de la futura "República de Puerto Rico". Ella diseñó la bandera siguiendo las sugerencias de Betances. La bandera fue dividida en el centro por una cruz latina blanca, las dos esquinas inferiores eran rojas y las dos esquinas superiores eran azules. Una estrella blanca fue colocada en la esquina superior izquierda. Según el poeta de Puerto Rico, Luis Llorens Torres la cruz blanca representa el anhelo de redención de la patria; los cuadrados rojos, la sangre derramada por los héroes de la rebelión y la estrella blanca en la plaza de la soledad azul, representa la libertad.

El Grito de Lares
En la mañana del 23 de septiembre de 1868, alrededor de 800 hombres se reunieron en la finca El Triunfo y al comando de Manuel Rojas intentaron tomar el pueblo de Lares, que inició la revolución conocida como el "Grito de Lares". Una vez que el pueblo fue tomado, Rojas colocó la bandera de Bracetti en el altar mayor de la Iglesia Parroquial. Los revolucionarios declararon la República de Puerto Rico, Francisco Ramírez Medina juró su cargo como el primer presidente y el sacerdote celebró un Te Deum.
Las fuerzas rebeldes partieron a hacerse cargo del pueblo vecino de San Sebastián del Pepino. La milicia española, sin embargo, sorprendió al grupo con una fuerte resistencia. Causando gran confusión entre los rebeldes armados dirigidos por Manuel Rojas, estos se retiraron a Lares. Tras una orden del gobernador, Julián Pavía, la milicia española pronto rodeó a los rebeldes. Todos los sobrevivientes, incluyendo Bracetti, fueron encarcelados en Arecibo y la insurrección fue sofocada rápidamente. La bandera original de Lares fue tomada por un oficial del ejército español como botín de guerra y muchos años después fue devuelta al pueblo de Puerto Rico. Ahora se exhibe en el Museo de la Universidad de Puerto Rico. Ochenta de los presos murieron en la cárcel. Bracetti sobrevivió y fue liberada el 20 de enero de 1869, cuando el nuevo gobierno republicano español otorga una amnistía general. Mariana Bracetti murió en el municipio de Añasco, Puerto Rico en 1903 y fue enterrada en la Plaza de Añasco. Hay un monumento en su honor en el lugar donde está enterrada.

Legado
Se le atribuye a ella la creación de la bandera que fue diseñada como la bandera nacional de Puerto Rico usada durante el Grito de Lares. El diseño de la bandera fue posteriormente adoptado como la bandera oficial del municipio de Lares (Puerto Rico). Juan de Mata Terreforte, un revolucionario que luchó junto a Manuel Rojas en "El Grito de Lares", quien fue el vicepresidente del Puerto Rico Revolutionary Committee, una división del Partido Revolucionario Cubano en Nueva York, aprobó la "Bandera de Lares", como la bandera que representó a Puerto Rico Libre. La bandera se mantuvo hasta 1892. El diseño actual, siguiendo el modelo de la bandera de Cuba, fue presentado y aprobado por el Comité.
Bracetti fue el tema principal de dos libros. El primer libro fue "El Grito de Lares" de Luis Lloréns Torres y el segundo libro fue "Brazo de Oro" de Cesáreo Rosa-Nieves. Puerto Rico ha honrado su memoria en escuelas, calles y avenidas que llevan su nombre. En Lares, hay un museo de Mariana Bracetti y hay una Mariana Bracetti Academy Charter School en Filadelfia. La Plaza Mariana Bracetti de Nueva York, también fue nombrada en su memoria.

Referencias

El grito de Lares, 1999, × Aline Frambes Buxeda, Marisa Rosado y Silvia E. Arocho, Ed. Homines
Lo que debes saber de Mariana Bracetti, s.f., https://prmeencanta.com/2020/09/06/lo-que-debes-saber-de-mariana-bracetti/

Historia de Puerto Rico
Participantes en el Grito de Lares
Mujeres en las guerras de independencia hispanoamericanas

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Russia, Australia, Serbia, Britain into ATP Cup quarters
ABS-CBN Sports on Jan 08, 2020 06:26 AM
Daniil Medvedev, left, takes a selfie with his Russian team mates, second left to right, Karen Khachanov, Russian Captain Marat Safin, Teymuraz Gabashvili, Ivan Nedelko and Konstantin Kravvchuk after the medal ceremony for winning group D of the ATP Cup in Perth, Australia, Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2020. (AP Photo/Trevor Collens)
SYDNEY (AP) — Daniil Medvedev helped Russia to a 3-0 sweep of its pool matches to join Australia, Serbia and Britain in the quarterfinals of the inaugural ATP Cup on Tuesday.
Medvedev clinched victory against Norway by beating Casper Ruud 6-3, 7-6 (6) in Perth. Karen Khachanov had already routed Victor Durasovic 6-2, 6-1.
The fifth-ranked Medvedev will join Serbia's Novak Djokovic, undefeated Australia and probably Rafael Nadal in Sydney for the knockout stages starting on Thursday. Only an unlikely 3-0 loss to Japan on Wednesday would stop Nadal and his Spanish Davis Cup-winning teammates from making the quarterfinals.
Australia will play Britain for a spot in the final four after Britain swept past Moldova 3-0 without dropping a set and then took advantage of Bulgaria losing to Belgium 2-1 to finish first in Group C. After David Goffin beat Grigor Dimitrov 4-6, 6-2, 6-2, Belgium rallied from a match and a set down to take the group match in Sydney.
The loss was costly for the previously unbeaten Bulgarians, who fell to third in their group and out of contention for a quarterfinal spot as one of the best two group runners-up.
Australia, which had already qualified for the quarterfinals by topping Group F, clinched a win over Greece in Brisbane where Nick Kyrgios defeated a hot-tempered Stefanos Tsitsipas. Kyrgios returned from a back injury to claim a 7-6 (7), 6-7 (3), 7-6 (5) win at Pat Rafter Arena.
After losing the first set, Tsitsipas slammed his racket into the bench, accidentally hitting his father and Greece captain Apostolos Tsitsipas on the forearm. His father walked away briefly before Tsitsipas' mother, Julia, emerged from the crowd to stand behind the bench and criticize her son for his behavior.
Earlier, John Millman of Australia beat Michail Pervolarakis 4-6, 6-1, 7-6 (1).
British No. 1 Dan Evans outclassed Radu Albot 6-2 6-2 to clinch their match after Cameron Norrie downed Alexander Cozbinov by the same scoreline.
Britain captain Tim Henman said he's looking forward to the quarterfinal against Australia.
"I have a lot of history with (Australia captain) Lleyton (Hewitt) and everyone knows the team well. It would be a big challenge, but we would love that opportunity," Henman said.
Also in Brisbane, Canada eliminated Germany 2-1.
Alexander Zverev made seven double faults in losing to Denis Shapovalov 6-2, 6-2 after Jan-Lennard Struff put Germany ahead defeating Felix Auger-Aliassime 6-1, 6-4.
But Zverev's loss and a 6-3, 7-6 (4) doubles win for Shapovalov and Auger-Aliassime over Kevin Krawietz and Andreas Mies gave Canada the win.
With a 2-1 record in pool play, Canada can still quality for the quarterfinals as one of the best two group runners-up.
Zverev has 31 double faults in 31 service games in the tournament. He said an offseason exhibition tour in South America with Roger Federer left him behind in his preparations.
"I had like five days less than I normally have ... I didn't practice a lot of tennis," he said. "You can see that on the tennis court. There are a lot of things that I still need to improve."
In the night match at Perth, Italy took a winning 2-0 lead over the United States. Fabio Fognini beat John Isner 6-4, 7-6 (5) and Stefano Travaglia defeated Taylor Fritz 7-6 (3), 7-6 (1).
The six group winners and two best second-place finishers advance. Two quarterfinals are set for Thursday and two more on Friday. The semifinals are on Saturday and the final on Sunday at Ken Rosewall Arena.
Nadal urges tennis organizers to compromise on one World Cup
Djokovic leads Serbia to win over Spain in ATP Cup final
Nadal leads Spain into ATP Cup final vs Djokovic's Serbia
Spain edges Belgium to reach ATP Cup semifinals
Heated Medvedev wins QF for Russia; Australia beats Britain
Spain into ATP Cup quarters after Bautista Agut victory
Coco, 15, tops Venus, 39, again, this time in Australia
AP Interview: Federer figures Nadal, Djokovic will pass him
AUSTRALIAN OPEN '20: A look at Serena, other things to know

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! { dg-do run }
!
! PR 49562: [4.6/4.7 Regression] [OOP] assigning value to type-bound function
!
! Contributed by Hans-Werner Boschmann <boschmann@tp1.physik.uni-siegen.de>

module ice
  type::ice_type
   contains
     procedure::ice_func
  end type
  integer, target :: it = 0
contains
  function ice_func(this)
    integer, pointer :: ice_func
    class(ice_type)::this
    ice_func => it
  end function ice_func
  subroutine ice_sub(a)
    class(ice_type)::a
    a%ice_func() = 1
  end subroutine ice_sub
end module

use ice
type(ice_type) :: t
if (it/=0) call abort()
call ice_sub(t)
if (it/=1) call abort()
end

! { dg-final { cleanup-modules "ice" } }


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<?php

namespace GrahamCampbell\LogViewer;

use GrahamCampbell\LogViewer\Log\Data;
use GrahamCampbell\LogViewer\Log\Factory;
use GrahamCampbell\LogViewer\Log\Filesystem;

/**
 * This is the log viewer class.
 *
 * @author Graham Campbell <graham@alt-three.com>
 */
class LogViewer
{
    /**
     * The factory instance.
     *
     * @var \GrahamCampbell\LogViewer\Log\Factory
     */
    protected $factory;

    /**
     * The filesystem instance.
     *
     * @var \GrahamCampbell\LogViewer\Log\Filesystem
     */
    protected $filesystem;

    /**
     * The data instance.
     *
     * @var \GrahamCampbell\LogViewer\Log\Data
     */
    protected $data;

    /**
     * Create a new instance.
     *
     * @param \GrahamCampbell\LogViewer\Log\Factory    $factory
     * @param \GrahamCampbell\LogViewer\Log\Filesystem $filesystem
     * @param \GrahamCampbell\LogViewer\Log\Data       $data
     *
     * @return void
     */
    public function __construct(Factory $factory, Filesystem $filesystem, Data $data)
    {
        $this->factory = $factory;
        $this->filesystem = $filesystem;
        $this->data = $data;
    }

    /**
     * Get the log data.
     *
     * @param string $date
     * @param string $level
     *
     * @return array
     */
    public function data($date, $level = 'all')
    {
        return $this->factory->make($date, $level)->data();
    }

    /**
     * Delete the log.
     *
     * @param string $date
     *
     * @return void
     */
    public function delete($date)
    {
        return $this->filesystem->delete($date);
    }

    /**
     * List the log files.
     *
     * @return string[]
     */
    public function logs()
    {
        $logs = array_reverse($this->filesystem->files());

        foreach ($logs as $index => $file) {
            $logs[$index] = preg_replace('/.*(\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}).*/', '$1', basename($file));
        }

        return $logs;
    }

    /**
     * Get the log levels.
     *
     * @return string[]
     */
    public function levels()
    {
        return $this->data->levels();
    }

    /**
     * Get the factory instance.
     *
     * @return \GrahamCampbell\LogViewer\Log\Factory
     */
    public function getFactory()
    {
        return $this->factory;
    }

    /**
     * Get the filesystem instance.
     *
     * @return \GrahamCampbell\Logviewer\Log\Filesystem
     */
    public function getFilesystem()
    {
        return $this->filesystem;
    }

    /**
     * Get the data instance.
     *
     * @return \GrahamCampbell\LogViewer\Log\Data
     */
    public function getData()
    {
        return $this->data;
    }
}


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Black hole shock: A supermassive monster in the Milky Way ejected a star at 6 MILLION kph
A SUPERMASSIVE black hole at the heart of the Milky Way was caught catapulting an entire star out of the galaxy at speeds exceeding 3.7 million mph (six million kph).
By Sebastian Kettley
PUBLISHED: 14:33, Fri, Nov 15, 2019 | UPDATED: 14:33, Fri, Nov 15, 2019
Astronomers who made the "accidental" discovery said the star is moving through space 10 times faster than any other star in the galaxy. The runway star was dubbed S5-HVS1 and it is estimated to be twice as heavy as our Sun. S5-HVS1 is believed to have been ejected from the galactic core nearly five million years ago.
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But despite being dubbed the fastest star in the Milky Way, S5-HVS1 still has a long way to go before it hits the galaxy's border.
Relative to the galactic centre, the runway star is moving at speeds of more than 5.5 million feet per second.
The discovery was made by an international collaboration of astronomers, including scientists in Australia and America.
The international team was led by Daniel Zucker from Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia.
He said: "The centre of the galaxy is a maelstrom of objects circling and falling into a massive black hole, Sagittarius A*, and yet there seem to be stars forming there.
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"It's a weird, bizarre place, and very hard for us to probe because there is a lot of dust between us and it; we can see things with infrared and radio waves but not necessarily with optical light.
"Now we've got a star that seems to have formed within the region and has escaped from it and, at 29,000 light-years from Earth, is now close enough for us to study in relative detail.
"And it seems to be perfectly normal, so that should tell us something about how stars are being formed near the Galactic centre and about the conditions there."
Sagittarius A* (read: a-star) is a supermassive black hole located roughly 26,000 light-years or 152,844,260,000,000,000 miles from our planet.
The monstrous well of gravity is estimated to weight roughly four million times more than our Sun.
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The entire Milky Way revolves around this mysterious object.
The centre of the galaxy is a maelstrom of objects circling and falling into a massive black hole
Daniel Zucker, Macquarie University
Astronomers estimate S5-HSV1 is about 500 million years old, meaning it has spent the first 495 million years of its life peacefully orbiting Sagittarius A*.
The star was likely part of a binary system of stars orbiting the black hole in tandem before it got too close to the well of gravity.
Eventually, the black hole caught one of the binary stars in its grasp, forcing the other our of the galaxy at great speeds.
Professor Zucker said: "It has to do with the gravitational binding energy.
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"In a binary system, a very massive object takes the place of the other star in the binary, then the remaining star is flung out.
"It's like switching dance partners, but where the initial partner is thrown out at high speed.
"If the object replacing one of the stars is way, way, way bigger, then it will give an enormous kick to the one that's escaping, and that is what's happened in this case."
S5-HVS1 was discovered thanks to the Anglo-Australian Telescope in Coonabarabran, Australia.
The 12.8ft-wide telescope is operated by the Australian Astronomical Observatory at the Siding Spring Observatory in New South Wales.
The discovery was also aided with data collected by the European Space Agency's (ESA's) Gaia observatory.
In time, the runway star will escape the Milky Way but it will take a long time before S5-HVS1 reaches the galaxy's borders.
The Milky Way measures around 100,000 light-years across or 621,371,192,237,333,890 miles.
Even at its incredible speeds, the star will still take roughly 180 years to cover just one light year.
But when it does escape the galaxy, Professor Zucker said: "And who knows what will happen with it then."
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Fortunately, the Sun is not heavy enough to collapse into a black hole at the end of its lifespan.
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IN A PRECEDENT, THE SAUDI PROSECUTION CALLS FOR THE BEHEADING OF FEMALE HUMAN RIGHTS DEFENDER ISRAA AL-GHOMGHAM
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Shocking news has emerged regarding the Saudi public prosecution calling for the death penalty sentence against female human rights defender, which is a dangerous precedent, as it will be the first time that the death penalty sentence has been demanded against a female activist. Israa Al- Ghomgham, a well known female human rights defender from Qatif, was brought before the notorious specialized criminal court (SCC) in Riyadh recently, for her first court session, in a trial which commenced after 32 months of arbitrary detention, during which, Israa had no access to legal representation.
ESOHR was made aware of news circulating regarding Israas case via social media reports. Upon further investigation of reports, ESOHR contacted trusted sources and was able to confirm the news.
According to the sources, Israa faced her first court session without any lawyer to defend her. In this regard, Israa's father disseminated a letter and whatsapp message, which was widely circulated across social media, in which her father reached out for help, asking for 300,000 Saudi riyals (approximately €70,000) to pay for the appointment of a lawyer to represent his daughter in court, as she did not currently have one. Following this call for support, Israa's father received offers from lawyers to defend Israa's case pro bono (without charge).
Israa Al-Ghomgham, is a well known female human rights defender from Hayy Al Shawikah in Qatif, located in the Eastern province, who partook in peaceful pro-democracy demonstrations during the Arab spring. Despite being aware of the risks and Saudi authorities suppression of the peaceful protest movement, as part of her activism, she called for fundamental and basic civil and political rights such as peaceful assembly and expression, called for the release of prisoners of conscience and human rights defenders and expressed her peaceful opinions on social media platforms. Her activism made her a target for the Saudi authorities.
Israa Al-Ghomgham was arbitrarily arrested in 8th December 2015, when the Saudi authorities launched a violent house raid on her home, arbitrarily arresting both her and her husband. Her family was not informed of her arrest, and only discovered what had happened after not hearing from Israa and going to her home and witnessing the aftermath of the house raid.
Based on ESOHR monitoring of previous cases, the call of the public prosecution for a death sentence for the detainee is a dangerous indicator that the trial outcome will lead to a death penalty sentence being issued, such as in the case of minor protestor Ali Al-Nimr. This is because the Saudi mechanisms involved in the prosecution process are not independent and serve the needs of King Salman directly. In this regard the security body is directly funded by King Salman, the court is appointed by king, and the prosecution office is linked directly to King Salman. All of these bodies are under total control by the king, and therefore many of these trials are merely show trial and have pre-determined outcomes which serve the narrative of the state.
The SCC, is notorious known for its lack of due process and safeguards. The SCC also enacts Saudi Arabia's 2017 'laws for crimes of terrorism and its financing' (counterrorism law), which have been used in several instances to prosecute activists, and also have been heavily criticized for their overly board formulations which are not in line with international law standards. Thus, Israa is being subjected to an unfair trial, which uses flawed laws and can be regarded as a 'show trial'.
This recent report of the invocation of the death penalty against a female human rights defender, comes in context of a wider assault of women human rights defenders in the kingdom, under the pretext of a national security narrative, seeking to label legitimate activism as a criminal offence. In this regard ESOHR is concerned that this new heavy handed approach to women activists will result in harsh reprisals against other women rights activists such as Samar Badawi, Nseema Al-Sadah, Loujain Hathloul and Aziza Yousef.
ESOHR confirms Israa Al-Ghomgham is a female human rights defender and a prisoner of conscience, who has committed no crimes worthy of capital punishment, and the trial she is being subjected to is nothing more than a 'show trial' that lacks basic safeguards. ESOHR affirms that Saudi Arabia consistently violates international law, fails to comply with its own domestic laws when dealing with human rights defenders.
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March 10, 2016 by Mark Sagor
In memory of Leslie Ann Sagor
Grieving has many different faces.
Some of them are familiar and expected like sadness and despair. However, some of the effects of bereavement are more subtle such as experiencing an insidious decline in concentration and enthusiasm.
This can be a problem for people returning to work after a bereavement leave.
It has been a problem for me for almost a year now.
Over the course of the past year I have managed to produce just four posts for stress.health.business. Before that I had been writing an average of four posts a month.
When I returned to work last April after my younger sister's death, I was sad and struggled a bit, but I was able to do what I usually do: counsel employees, consult with supervisors, and collaborate with my colleagues.
What I couldn't do was concentrate well enough to write, the part of my work which is a solo activity. I couldn't find the motivation and focus to do something which had been such a meaningful part of my work for the prior three years.
So that's why you haven't heard much from me over the past year. It feels good to be back: perhaps the cloud is lifting.
When I started this blog in June 2012, one of the things I wanted to write about was the powerful, complicated and sometimes unexpected interplay between home life and work life.
I think finding my way back to doing that regularly again means writing something about my sister and what her job meant to her.
Leslie worked for CVS in Florida as a pharmacy technician for many years.
I remember walking through the downtown shopping district in Ogunquit Maine with Leslie several years ago when a couple of men shouted out "Hello CVS" as we were crossing their path. They stopped to chat and tell us how wonderful my sister was.
Leslie had a lot of friends. Many of them were work colleagues and customers. Whenever I visited her in Florida she wanted me to come by her store. She savored these moments spent at the intersection of her professional and personal life.
When you went to a restaurant with Leslie you would often meet her customers, many of whom were elderly. They would regale you with stories about how much her kindness and diligence meant to them.
Leslie had a difficult personal life. Work was her refuge, a place where she could help people and be appreciated. She wore her white jacket and CVS badge proudly.
During the last year of her life, much of it spent in a hospital, some of her most faithful visitors were customers who had become close friends across the pharmacy counter.
Several of Leslie's coworkers came to her funeral and their heartfelt condolences were greatly appreciated by our family. Many of them were younger people who looked up to her as a mentor.
CVS is a $37.95 billion company with 137,800 employees. It is mind-boggling and awesome to contemplate the fact that every single one of those employees has a story, a family, problems, aspirations, good days and bad days.
CVS was fortunate to have my sister as one of their customer-facing employees. Leslie was gifted in this role and found meaning, friendship- and sometimes refuge- in the process.
I am comforted by the pleasure and pride Leslie took in her work and by the love and support shown to her by coworkers and customers when she needed it most.
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Located in the southwest corner of the Sunshine State, Fort Myers, Florida is renowned for its miles of pristine beaches that attract visitors from all over the world. A diverse and robust economy makes the city ideal for both retirees and professionals. Since the last census taken in 2022, Fort Myers recorded a population growth of nearly six percent, which represents a typical population growth for many cities in Florida.
The combination of population growth and a greater influx of tourists has created traffic issues for the area. With roads and highways becoming increasingly congested, Fort Myers and many other cities located in the Sunshine State have turned to a creative strategy to alleviate the growing traffic issues. You see the mode of transportation on golf courses, but golf carts have emerged as a legally viable way for both tourists and residents to get around Fort Myers. The rapid rise in fuel prices also has spurred an increased interest in operating golf carts as a primary mode of transportation.
Although riding golf carts to run errands and commute to work represents an eco-friendly way to enhance the environment, golf car accidents often caused serious injuries to the occupants of the much smaller vehicles. If you sustained an injury produced by a golf cart collision, you should contact an experienced personal injury attorney who specializes in handling golf cart accident cases. A golf cart accident lawyer in Fort Myers has a detailed knowledge of every law that pertains to operating a golf cart, including addressing the legal issues that arise after a collision.
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When you meet with a car cart accident lawyer in Fort Myers for a free case evaluation, the attorney assigned to your case determines the cause of the collision that caused your harm. Determining the cause of a golf cart crash is a vital step to prove the four elements of negligence. Many golf cart accidents involve the same type of causes that lead to motor vehicle accidents.
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If a defective golf cart caused an accident, Morgan and Morgan assigns your case to one of our product liability attorneys. Also considered a part of personal injury law, a product liability case requires your lawyer to prove the manufacturer of the golf cart in question failed to follow the duty of care doctrine by designing and manufacturing a faulty golf cart. Golf cart defects range from improper steering to inferior brakes.
Overloaded With Gear
For a prototype golf cart that seats two passengers, the maximum weight for both gear and passengers is around 600 pounds. This means two adults averaging 200 pounds in weight leave just 200 pounds of gear before a golf cart turns into a driving hazard. Exceeding the maximum weight capacity for a golf cart becomes a highly dangerous act when making sharp turns and operating a golf cart on a steep incline. An overloaded golf cart can flip over, with some of the possible injuries including broken ribs, internal organ bruising, and serious damage to the spinal cord.
Manufacturers design golf carts to minimize the speed of the vehicles. However, a driver can operate a golf cart at a dangerous speed, even if the speed is just 20 miles per hour. Although golf carts are now designed and manufactured to travel along the same roads used by motor vehicles, this does not mean golf carts achieve anywhere near the same speeds. Operators of golf carts should use the vehicles for convenience, not for a quick solution for traveling on Florida roads. Reckless driving also includes texting and operating a golf cart, as well as riding a golf cart while under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol.
What Florida Golf Cart Laws Should I Know?
Before you learn the important golf cart accident laws, you should first understand the definition of a golf cart according to the standards established in the Sunshine State. According to Florida law, a low-speed vehicle (LSV) represents a four-wheel electric vehicle that travels between 20 and 25 miles per hour. In Florida, manufacturers cannot design and construct golf carts that travel more than 20 miles per hour.
Can I Operate a Golf Car at Night?
The State of Florida prohibits the operation of a golf cart between sunset and sunrise. However, cities and counties throughout the state have established different standards when it comes to operating a golf cart at night. For example, the community called The Village permits the operation of golf carts at night if they are equipped with headlights, brake lights, turn signals, and reflective safety tape placed on the rear of the vehicle. Some counties require the installation of a windshield before allowing a golf cart on the road after sunset. A few counties require a rear-view mirror and reflective safety tape placed on the front of a golf cart before giving the green light for nighttime riding.
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Increasing the speed of a golf cart to exceed 20 miles per hour turns a golf cart into a low-speed vehicle that requires a license, insurance, and registration tag to operate legally in the State of Florida. Just remember that increasing the speed of a golf cart also increases the risk of getting involved in a golf car accident, especially one that involves flipping over a golf cart. Golf cart manufacturers design and construct golf carts to handle speeds no higher than 20 miles per hour. If you sustained injuries as a result of a golf cart accident caused by the operation of your vehicle at more than 20 miles per hour, a golf cart accident lawyer in Fort Myers might have a difficult time proving the other party committed an act of negligence.
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Florida follows the pure comparative negligence principle when assigning fault for personal injury cases such as a golf car accident. Although your car accident lawyer in Fort Myers tries to prove the other party should assume 100 percent of the blame for causing the collision, the fact remains that most golf cart accident cases assign blame to more than one party. For example, let's say you got involved in a golf car accident with a motor vehicle. The driver of the motor vehicle did not signal before making a turn. However, you operated the golf car outside of the path where golf carts have exclusive access.
The legal result is assigning a percentage of fault for causing the accident to you and the other party. You assume 30 percent of the fault for causing the accident, while the operator of the motor vehicle assumes the remaining 70 percent of negligence. If the judge hearing your case awards you $30,000 in monetary damages, you receive just $21,000 because the court subtracts 30 percent of the value of your financial award.
How Much Time Do I Have to File a Golf Cart Accident Lawsuit in Florida?
Each state has established a deadline for filing a personal injury lawsuit. Also called the statute of limitations, most states have set a deadline for filing a personal injury lawsuit between two and four years. A handful of states go as high as six years and as low as one year for giving plaintiffs time to file a civil lawsuit that seeks monetary damages. Florida Statutes Section 95.11 establishes the deadline for filing a personal injury lawsuit at four years. The clock starts ticking on a personal injury lawsuit on the date of the incident that caused you harm.
Although four years is more than enough time to file a persuasive personal injury lawsuit, you should act with a sense of urgency and take legal action as quickly as possible after a golf cart accident. You do not want to rush the filing of a civil lawsuit because it might compromise the strength of your case. Nonetheless, filing a civil lawsuit that seeks monetary damages in a timely manner helps you receive compensation faster than if you wait a couple of years. Your golf car accident lawyer in Fort Myers, Florida also wants to take quick legal action to receive the most accurate witness accounts of what transpired before, during, and after the golf cart collision.
If you fail to file a personal injury lawsuit before the expiration of the statute of limitations, you can expect a court clerk to dismiss your case.
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What defines a successful car accident lawyer in Fort Myers? The first factor is the level of experience in getting favorable legal judgments awarded for a civil lawsuit. The number of years does not matter as much as the record a golf cart accident lawyer has in getting clients compensation for their injuries.
You should consider a golf cart accident attorney who specializes in handling golf cart accident cases. The lawyer that you hire should represent you during every step of the legal process. Because of the stress triggered by taking legal action, your car accident lawyer in Fort Myers must respond to your emails, phone calls, and text messages before the end of the business day or the first thing the following morning.
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Nutrition is an important human right, especially for some of the most vulnerable groups in society i.e. women, girls, children, who have passed through an inter-generational cycle of multiple forms of deprivation. The intergenerational cycle of undernutrition of these groups, manifest as low birth weight, is compounded by gender discrimination and social exclusion.
Nutrition is the foundation for human development given its ability to reduce susceptibility to diseases, infections, comorbidities, the incidence of death and enhance learning capabilities and work productivity. Access to proper nutrition is critical to ensure better learning outcomes in education, healthy human capital in the workforce and more equitable society.
India faces a development paradox—of being one of the fastest-growing global economies in the world and contrast—of having an estimated 189.2 million people i.e. 14% of the population as undernourished. Further, the percentage of children under the age of five who are stunted, wasted and are underweight are 38.4, 21.0 and 42.5 respectively. Also, 53.1% of women of reproductive age between 15 to 49 years are Anaemic. These metrics highlight the prevalence of chronic malnourishment of women, girls and children in India.
Furthermore, COVID-19 has exacerbated the malnutrition status of vulnerable communities in India weakening their immunity.
The rate of improvement in nutritional status has not kept pace with India's significant gains in economic prosperity and agricultural productivity during recent decades. Stunting rates are likely to decline with economic progress, but economic growth cannot, by itself, reduce under-nutrition. More often, the burden of malnutrition is attributed to poverty, inequality and food shortage.
The aforementioned index has three indicators out of four that deal with nutrition which emphasises the fact that India needs to go beyond just stomach-filling or meeting calories' requirements. The crisis of malnourishment requires the provision of food with required nutrients i.e. micronutrients. It needs a leap in solving for Hidden Hunger, and not be confined to Hunger.
The issue calls for a paradigm shift in policy focus from approaches that tackle hunger through supplements, food provision via public distribution systems etc. towards improvement in the quality of food being consumed. One of the first steps is for policymakers/advisors to understand how nutrition security is the bigger whole of which food security is a part. Furthermore, it is important to think of a shift that is time and resource-efficient.
Biofortification, an agriculture-based approach to the development and dissemination of micronutrient-rich crops, offers a viable option to mitigate malnutrition and hidden hunger. The solution majorly targets poor and rural people who grow and consume staple crops significantly and supply their surplus produce majorly within their community. The method enriches staple crops with required micronutrients that reduces people's nutritional vulnerability because, during economic shocks, the poor tend to reduce their consumption of higher-value food commodities that are naturally rich in micronutrients. With a one-time research and development investment, biofortified seeds can spread through the existing seed distribution systems in the country. Farmers, even with limited resources and market access, can grow biofortified crops since they do not need repeated purchases of seeds year after year—they can use a part of their produce as the seeds for the next year.
Moreover, an increase in the adoption of seeds through efficient seed distribution channels will ensure it is economically remunerative for the growers. For consumers, awareness has to be created about subsequent health benefits while ensuring easy access and affordability of the produce.
Currently, there is sufficient evidence available to say that biofortification can improve nutritional outcomes e.g. improvement in haemoglobin and total body iron in Rwanda women after consumption of biofortified iron bean, enhancement in serum ferritin and total body iron observed in iron-deficient adolescent boys and girls in Maharashtra, India after consuming biofortified pearl millet flatbread twice daily for four months etc.
The Government of India has already taken an important step in linking agriculture and nutrition with biofortification. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given a strong endorsement to staple crop biofortification as a sustainable and cost-effective solution to alleviate malnutrition. On World Food Day 2020, the Prime Minister noted that common varieties of some crops lack key micronutrients that are essential for good health, and thus biofortified varieties were developed to overcome these shortcomings. He also dedicated to the nation 17 recently-developed biofortified seed varieties of eight local and traditional crops, including wheat and paddy rice, that are being made available to Indian farmers. He said, "We are taking an important step in our fight against malnutrition as we are now encouraging the production of crops which are rich in nutritional substances like protein, iron, zinc etc."
These biofortified varieties, along with other food ingredients, are expected to transform the normal Indian thali into Nutri-thali. These varieties have been developed by utilizing the local landraces and farmer's varieties. Further, to encourage biofortification amongst farming communities, Indian Council for Agricultural Research (ICAR) has started the Nutri-Sensitive Agricultural Resources and Innovations (NARI) programme for promoting family farming linking agriculture to nutrition, nutri-smart villages for enhancing nutritional security and location-specific nutrition garden models are being developed and promoted by Krishi Vigyan Kendras (KVKs) to ensure access to locally available, healthy and diversified diet with adequate macro and micronutrients.
Although the first step towards this viable option has been taken, India needs a comprehensive, integrated plan for scaling up the development and consumption of biofortified crops striving at nutrition security for its citizens. It needs a multi-year integrated approach for ensuring a well-performing biofortification ecosystem.
Proposed approach
This blog has been authored by Guriya.
http://niti.gov.in/writereaddata/files/document_publication/NutritionStrategyBooklet.pdf
http://www.fao.org/3/ca9692en/ca9692en.pdf
http://rchiips.org/nfhs/pdf/NFHS4/India.pdf
https://www.downtoearth.org.in/blog/health/child-malnutrition-in-india-a-systemic-failure-76507
https://www.ifpri.org/blog/biofortification-plausible-antidote-indias-hidden-hunger-problem
https://poshan.outlookindia.com/story/india-news-indias-hunger-index-what-can-be-done/326676
https://academic.oup.com/jn/article/146/8/1586/4584652
https://pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=1664231
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Q: Encrypt/Decrypt existing database using SQLCipher in Android I'm using the below piece of code to encrypt and decrypt the database i'm able to encrypt  but when i'm trying to decrypt i'm getting the below exception.I referred this documentation and TestCases too still facing the same problem.
Exception:
sqlite returned: error code = 26, msg = file is encrypted or is not a database
CREATE TABLE android_metadata failed
Failed to setLocale() when constructing, closing the database
net.sqlcipher.database.SQLiteException: file is encrypted or is not a database

Encrypt:
private static void ConvertNormalToSQLCipheredDB(Context context,
 String startingFileName, String endingFileName, String filePassword)
 throws IOException {
  File mStartingFile = context.getDatabasePath(startingFileName);
  if (!mStartingFile.exists()) {
   return;
  }
  File mEndingFile = context.getDatabasePath(endingFileName);
  mEndingFile.delete();
  SQLiteDatabase database = null;
  try {
   database = SQLiteDatabase.openOrCreateDatabase(MainApp.mainDBPath,
   "", null);
   database.rawExecSQL(String.format(
   "ATTACH DATABASE '%s' AS encrypted KEY '%s'",
   mEndingFile.getAbsolutePath(), filePassword));
   database.rawExecSQL("select sqlcipher_export('encrypted')");
   database.rawExecSQL("DETACH DATABASE encrypted");
   database.close();
  } catch (Exception e) {
   e.printStackTrace();
  } finally {
   if (database.isOpen())
    database.close();
   mStartingFile.delete();
  }
 }

Decrypt:
private void decryptDatabase() {
  File unencryptedFile = getDatabasePath(PhoneNumbersDatabase.DATABASE_NAME);
  unencryptedFile.delete();
  File databaseFile = getDatabasePath("encrypt.db");
  SQLiteDatabaseHook hook = new SQLiteDatabaseHook() {
   public void preKey(SQLiteDatabase sqLiteDatabase) {
    sqLiteDatabase
      .rawExecSQL("PRAGMA cipher_default_use_hmac = off;");
   }

   public void postKey(SQLiteDatabase sqLiteDatabase) {
   }
  };
  SQLiteDatabase database = SQLiteDatabase.openOrCreateDatabase(
    databaseFile, "test123", null, hook); // Exception
  if (database.isOpen()) {
   database.rawExecSQL(String.format(
     "ATTACH DATABASE '%s' as plaintext KEY '';",
     unencryptedFile.getAbsolutePath()));
   database.rawExecSQL("SELECT sqlcipher_export('plaintext');");
   database.rawExecSQL("DETACH DATABASE plaintext;");
   android.database.sqlite.SQLiteDatabase sqlDB = android.database.sqlite.SQLiteDatabase
     .openOrCreateDatabase(unencryptedFile, null);
   sqlDB.close();
   database.close();
  }

  databaseFile.delete();
 }

A: You do not need to set cipher_default_use_hmac to off in the preKey event when you attempt to decrypt the database.  It is not being disabled when you encrypt the database so an HMAC is being included for every page of the database.  Try removing your SQLiteDatabaseHook from the decryption function.  Also, consider joining the SQLCipher Mailing List for these type of discussions.

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Can live streaming help change the world? YES. Learn how local Cape Town live streamer and founder of Cape Town Water Crisis Bridgetti Lim Banda went from concerned citizen to being interviewed by major media in my latest episode all thanks to her passion and the power of social media. Also, information on where you can donate in the comments!
What is your live stream strategy for social media?
Question: What is your live stream strategy?
Today's episode breaks down three new ways I'm using social media to drive more on-page conversation and boost engagement.
Here's a hint: They actually take me less time with better results.
Plus: links to some of my faves and freebies in the comments.
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It's been a while since Mark Zuckerberg announced Facebook's pivot back to quality conversations and if you're still a little perplexed by what that means for your business on social media, here's a quick breakdown of where you should focus your time and efforts.
Essentially, good-ol' Zuck is trying to make Facebook a better place for people like you and me to connect, or re-connect, if you've left the platform. He wants to turn our passive thumb-scrolling back into more active, real-time engagement. Remember what it was like back in the day when we cared and enjoyed Facebook? That. So, while likes, video views and shares are important in terms of reach, he's now doubling down Facebook's algorithm to prefer ACTUAL conversations. This means that pages, groups and profiles that operate more like a community and generate discussions, comments and replies on a consistent basis will be given greater preference by Facebook and those are the posts that you'll see more of in your feed.
Here's what it boils down to.
You DON'T need to worry if you're driving on-page conversation.
If you're a good community manager, than all you need to do is continue to find opportunities to add value and spark discussion. This is exactly what Facebook wants, so you're golden.
If you're NOT driving on-page conversation, you should worry.
Look, it happens. Editorial calendars and Hootsuite make it tempting to just "set it and forget it" with the 1,000 other things you need to worry about. However, if Facebook has been essentially a place where you link out to your website, blog or YouTube videos 90% of the time, you risk losing what visibility you have left.
1. Treat your page, profile or group like a chat room.
It's so easy for us to overthink this. But honestly, if you think about the types of conversations we used to have back in the day (hello, Yahoo! Chat!!) and what today's consumer expects, it kind so resembles a chat room. Keep it professional of course. People should arrive at your page, group or profile seeing a conversation already in progress. Your job as an admin is to emphasize conversation FIRST and sell/promote/broadcast SECOND. This may simply require dialing back on a promotion or two and carving out ongoing time to create more interactive storytelling in order to increase activity on the page. Replying back to every comment is a start and consider asking a question as part of the conversation to keep it going. The point is, you need equal measures of broadcast (aka promotional content) and engagement (aka quality conversations) or your engagement will continue to drop.
2. You (seriously) need to consider a live streaming strategy.
Are you using Facebook LIVE yet? It's an incredible storytelling feature but takes some getting used to and with practice, it's actually easier than you think. Live streaming to Facebook is an excellent way to generate real-time comments which Facebook's algorithm LOVES. Plus, when you go live, followers are automatically notified, contributing to greater brand visibility. Facebook is rooting for your LIVE streams. LIVEs can be intimidating for a variety of reasons. Some of us are camera shy while many people I speak to are actually more scared if nobody shows up. First things first, you need to try it out for yourself.
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3. Embrace highly-engaging features like Facebook stories.
What's also great about Facebook stories is that they can be done using video, photos or graphics – or a combination of all three. So, if you're nervous about being on camera, you have choices. I've had success using this on my page and in private groups to re-engage followers. Plus, it doesn't take ton of time.
In short, Facebook will continue to change its algorithm and our job is to pivot with those changes.
Zuckerberg is essentially putting "community" back into community management and if you've stepped away from the conversation, that's OK. Now is the time to move that back into the center of your content strategy and commit to that. I'm personally excited and confident that Facebook will continue to roll out more powerful features for us to use in ensuring we're delivering quality content, so take a deep breath. Execute on these three steps and watch this space along with me.
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Gli Insision sono una band brutal death metal svedese formatasi a Stoccolma nel 1997.

Storia
Gli Insision si formarono a Stoccolma nel 1997. Fin dai primi passi il loro suono si contraddistinse per una brutalità non tipica dei gruppi svedesi, ma con un estremismo sonoro e tecnico più tipico delle band statunitensi. Il loro primo demo, intitolato Meant to Suffer stabili fin da subito la loro presa di distanza dalle forme più popolari e melodiche del death metal tipiche della Svezia di quel periodo, generando interesse verso la Heathendoom Music, che produsse il loro primo EP dal titolo The Dead Live On.

Dopo un radicale cambio di formazione avvenuto nel 2000, gli Insision attirarono l'attenzione della Earache Records. Il loro primo album venne pubblicato nel 2002 dalla svedese MNW Records group per il mercato nazionale e dalla Earache Records per quello estero. L'album, che si intitolava Beneath the Folds of Flesh ottenne un ottimo riscontro di critica, incassando anche il favore di band come Suffocation e The Haunted.

Il loro secondo album uscì qualche anno dopo, nel 2005 con il titolo Revealed and Worshipped, confermando l'attitudine al suono statunitense con contaminazioni thrash/death svedese e di grindcore in stile Nasum/Rotten Sound. Il tour che seguì li vide intraprendere alcune date in Tailandia, divenendo così la prima band di death metal occidentale a esibirsi in quel paese.

Nel 2007 gli Insision passano alla Dental Records per produrre il loro terzo album, Ikon, sempre incentrato su tematiche anti-cirstiane e suonato con notevole capacità tecnica. Il disco però, pur mantenendo il rapporto saldo con il pubblico di affezionati, delude la critica che lo considera spesso troppo standardizzato nelle sonorità e nella scrittura delle canzoni. Nell'agosto del 2008 si esibiscono al Party.San Metal Open Air.

Nel 2011 la band passa alla Sevared Records per la quale registrano e pubblicano gli album End of All (2011) e Terminal Reckoning (2015). Nel 2013 intraprendono una serie di concerti in Irlanda e Regno Unito.

Formazione

Formazione attuale
 Carl Birath - voce
 Roger Tobias Johansson - chitarra
 Joel Andersson - basso
 Marcus Jonsson - batteria
 Tobias Alpadie - chitarra turnista (2010-)

Ex componenti

Voce
 Johan Thornberg (1997-1999)

Chitarra
 Joonas Ahonen (1997-2000)
 Tobias "Toob" Brynedal (2002-2004)
 Magnus Martinsson (2006-2010)

Basso
 Janne Hyytia (1999)
 Daniel Ekeroth (2000-2009)

Batteria
 Thomas Daun (1997-2004)

Discografia

Album in studio
 2002 - Beneath the Folds of Flesh
 2004 - Revealed and Worshipped
 2007 - Ikon
 2016 - Terminal Reckoning

EP
 1999 - The Dead Live On
 2011 - End of All

Split album
 2002 - Insision / Inveracity
 2003 - Supreme Brutal Legions - Volume 1

Demo
 1997 - Meant to Suffer
 1998 - Live Like a Worm
 2000 - Promo 2000
 2001 - Revelation of the Sadogod

Note

Bibliografia

Collegamenti esterni

  Insision su MySpace


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The BMW G 310 GS is an light-weight dual-sport motorcycle developed jointly by BMW and TVS Motor Company of India. It is a sister model of the BMW G 310 R.

History
In 2013 BMW announced they were collaborating with motorcycle manufacturer TVS for production of a series of sub-500 cc bikes in Tamil Nadu. These motorcycles were targeted for developing markets, markets with prominence of lower displacement bikes, and as entry-level sport bikes in developed markets. This was the first time that BMW Motorrad ventured into developing the sub-500 cc bikes.

BMW K03 was the code-name given to the first collaborative product of BMW-TVS. It was a test bike which was developed in India and sent to Germany for further testing and modifications.

In October 2015 in Brazil, the BMW G 310 Stunt was the first concept bike unveiled by BMW Motorrad.

Specifications
BMW G 310 GS has a  liquid-cooled four-stroke 4-valve single cylinder reverse-inclined DOHC engine, with a bore and stroke of . It has self start, static rev limiter, counterbalance shaft, wet sump, and electronic fuel injection and requires at least 91 RON petrol. It is compatible with up to 15% ethanol. The fuel capacity is .

It has a side-mounted inclined exhaust, a kickstand sensor, and a plastic skid plate.

The instrument panel consist of a monochrome LCD display with onboard computer, speedometer, tachometer, fuel level, gear indicator, and clock.

The graphics are implemented using decals.

It has a pillion seat, pillion footrests, but no pillion backrest. It also has a rear luggage rack.

The G 310 GS has a length of 2075 mm, width of 8800 mm and height of 1230 mm, a wheelbase of 1420 mm, and a seat height of 835 mm. It has an upside down fork and a mono rear shock absorber with adjustable preload. The bike has a front 110/80 R19 and a rear 150/70 R17 Metzeler Tourance radial tubeless tyre and 5-spoke alloy rims. The braking of the bike features switchable dual-channel anti-lock braking system until the 2021 refresh, with the front using a single 300 mm disc, radially-bolted 4-piston fixed caliper brake and the rear, a single 240 mm disc, single-piston floating caliper brake. It has an axial front master brake cylinder. The brakes are made by ByBre.

2021 facelift
Since 2021, it is Euro 5 compliant and has an unswitchable dual-channel anti-lock braking system Idle Speed Control, electronic throttle control, and an assist-and-slipper clutch, as well as adjustable levers, LED headlight and indicators.

2022 facelift
In 2022, one new color option was introduced at an ex-showroom price of  in India.

References

G310GS
Dual-sport motorcycles


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Right at the start of December, Italian electronic-pop band Klune became a Promising Discovery here at HumanHuman, sparked by the released of their dance-tinged track "Nocturnal". It's been three years since the Padovan trio came together, and through that time Klune have gone through transitions in their search for perfectionist pop music.
"Nocturnal", Klune's newest track and the one that sparked their feature as a Promising Discovery.
As they explain in the interview, "Nocturnal" itself was rendered in four or five different versions before they settled on the one that was just so.
Up to now, Klune have received agrees from fourteen of our new music enthusiasts following their discovery by the Belgium-via-Italy based user Rob Medico, aka AllSparks, who clearly wanted to spread the word of this homegrown talent via our international community. That ever-growing Italian music scene is also very present in the minds of Klune's band members who give a special shout out to fellow Promising Discovery Lyves. They've also been highlighted by one of our top users, Sodwee, who introduces the band as the ideal accompaniment for wintry commutes home.
On the cusp of their rise to Promising Discovery, we wanted to ask Klune a little bit more about their thoughts on pop, Italy's music scene, their influences and their debut album, slated for release in the new year.
Hello Giovanni, Alberto and Guilo, how did you three first get together and decided to form a band?
Hello HumanHuman. Klune was born during 2014. Giulio introduced Alberto to Giovanni, and then we started right away to compose and write our own music and lyrics.
What were you all doing before Klune?
We were all three students and musicians.
In 2015, you were named as one of the best emerging bands in Italy by Converse and Noisey. That must have been pretty exciting?
Absolutely, it's one of the best goals we have had so far. We spent a great day with Hector Castillo, the sound engineer who assisted us on recording vocals, some instruments and the mix. He collaborated with Philip Glass, Roger Waters, Bjork and many others. I remember it was an hard ten hours studio session, but it was extremely helpful for us because of Mr Castillo's advises.
The result of that was being given the opportunity to record "Sun" to Officine Meccaniche. Would you say that "Nocturnal" is the antithesis of that?
Let's talk about "Nocturnal", your newest track and the one that sparked your feature as a Promising Discovery on HumanHuman. How did that song come about?
We think "Nocturnal" is one of the most complex tracks we wrote, even if it has not many instrumental lines. Even though we realized four or five different versions, we choose the leaner one. For instance, the version with which we were more uncertain has a halved tempo with big claps and snares on the chorus. That reminded us of "Hope", our first song… and we are very picky.
Although labeled as pop, your music is soaked in electronic and indie textures. Was the the intention?
We tried some new instruments and ways to make music since we started, However, all of us listen a lot of pop music, and that's what we would like to do.
Listening back through your music, I was pleasantly surprised by "Cinnamon" featuring rapper EMAY. Did you enjoy turning your hand to incorporating hip-hop vibes into your music?
Alberto, the composer, reached EMAY via Facebook, asking him to collaborate. He accepted and the same day, or the day after, sent us the vocal line. Album has some featurings too. We collaborated with many other singers, but the material was not good enough to be included in the album. We already have a single track for the next summer, featuring two rappers.
What are listening to at the moment? Any favourite artists of 2017?
R&B and Hip Hop singer's like Frank Ocean and Honne, an electronic pop band inspired us a lot. We are careful about the music composition point of view, constantly researching new trends or styles, bands or singers. We would love to know some production stars in order to improve us, reaching an higher level from where we are now.
As a band, you hail from Podava in Italy, a place I haven't heard about before. Could you tell me and the readers about your hometown? Is there much of a music scene there?
Padova is a small town, 20 mins away from by Venice, maybe you know this one ☺. Padova is a part of the musical scene in Italy. It hosts both big artists' concerts and emerging bands ones. Bigger cities as Rome, Bologna and Milan are more musically alive. We follow the music scene in Italy, and there are some few artists, regarding the emerging scene, that we admire.
The lyrics and titles of your songs are in the English language, but as Italian speakers, do you ever wish that the music world was more receptive to other languages?
To be honest, we believe English sounds great for our kind of music, and most of the music we listen comes from english-speaking countries. However, there are many talented Italian artists we know personally, who able to sing and write in both languages. Good music shouldn't have language boundaries, it's all about being curious and open minded!
In an attempt to broaden our horizons here at HumanHuman, are there any Italian-speaking bands or artists you'd recommend?
There are some italian artists who sing in english. First of all, Lyves. We love her style. We are glad to have on board Francesca Pianini, aka IVYES, our next guest on the Album, who has warm tone and a stunning tuning. Nonetheless there are a lot of talented singers.
Your new label home, Factory Flaws, is doing a brilliant job at shining a light on Italian talent, how did you come to join their roster?
One day, our manager told us that Factory Flaws was interested in our project, we don't know anything else about the story lol. Jokes aside, we are in sync with them, and we are working well together.
Returning to your music, I heard that you've been working on your album for the last two years. What's that process been like?
It has been a very long process. Before reaching this album, it's as if we had written another (unreleased) one. We discarded a lot of music we won't use. Every track of the album contributes to the meaning. The album is ready for some time, and unfortunately, like many emerging artists/bands, we are influenced by the music we listen to. As a result, albums are a review of the music, the styles, we heard months ago.
That's set to be released in 2018, so what can you tell us about the LP?
The album will have ten new original tracks with two featured artists.
What else does Klune have planned for the new year?


SEACON (europe) Ltd's 66 SERIES range of underwater electrical dry-mate connectors were introduced to complement the existing 55 SERIES. The 66 SERIES of reverse gender connectors enable power to be applied to the bulkhead connector yet still be safe to use. Manufactured utilizing tried and tested methods and materials this new range also incorporates shorter locking sleeves to ensure easier mating capability.
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Being very remotely Welsh myself (My mothers grandma was born there) I feel duty bound to 'release' this new image on March 1st 2015 - St. Davids Day!
The image was actually made on a January trip to the Gower peninsula...Against all the photography rules it was made near to midday (usually a poor time for interesting light) but due to the soft overcast sky with just subtle light glancing the sea I decided to make this long exposure image.
I really wish I could have taken a picture of my predicament, I was perching on a slightly precarious looking ledge looking down across the rocks at Southgate. The wind was hammering into me and I was lying down with my legs dangling over the edge trying to provide a windbreak to protect my camera and tripod from being 'buffeted' during the 139 second exposure.
This was very much the look I was going for, contrasting the dark craggy rocks with the relentless ebb and flow of the incoming sea...well worth lying sideways on a cliff edge for, and well worth celebrating the wonders of Wales on St.Davids Day!