LeadGnome, which extracts account based intelligence from reply emails, announced availability of a HubSpot connectors for the Marketing, Sales, and CRM platforms. "We consider this a strategic partnership with HubSpot, helping users increase productivity within their sales and marketing departments. The fact that LeadGnome integrates across all three HubSpot platforms changes the game, providing a new level of account intelligence from the moment an email campaign is executed. This integration delivers new opportunities and increases sales velocity by identifying trigger events, decision makers and influencers," said LeadGnome CEO Matt Benati.
LeadGnome calls its service "an untapped source of lead gold." By mining reply emails, Lead Gnome is able to add new account-specific leads, schedule follow-up messages to target contacts based upon out of office information, mine additional company and contact details from signature blocks, derive corporate email address formats, and link out of office emails to specific marketing campaigns.
A bounced email happens when somebody leaves the company and what's really popular right now are "left the company" reply emails; hey, Matt's no longer with the company but don't worry, Sally is here to help out. And so what you know is that there has been a significant event within that organization. Matt who you have engaged with or maybe Matt is even your customer has left, you find that out immediately and now you have an opportunity to go find out where Matt went and start talking to him again because as salespeople we all know if you've got a great relationship with Matt in his current location, he's probably going to a parallel or better job that has buying power again so you better go and knock on his door.
And we also give you Sally who has taken over for Matt. Sally is now your go to person at that existing account you have. And then we fill in the size of who did Sally… Jobs get replaced and where did the person that Matt replaced go to? So that adds up to four. And we no longer have to wait for a hard bounce right? We are giving you all the time and advantage you absolutely will beat the competition if you have that information.
LeadGnome pricing is based upon the number of reply emails received each month. The service begins at $19 and is subject to volume discounts. A twenty percent discount applies to firms on annual billing plans. The firm also offers a thirty-day free trial.
Technology Sales Intelligence vendor RainKing began the new year by rolling out a set of enhancements to their native Salesforce.com connector. RainKing focused on incorporating their Inside Scoops (Technology Sales Triggers) into the AppExchange service. New functionality includes searching for recent Scoops within SFDC and building a list of contacts at a company. RainKing also incorporated saved searches and Groups into RainKing for Salesforce.
RainKing's Inside Scoops are now displayed within SFDC.
When the user finds an actionable Scoop, she clicks on the "Find the Best Contacts" button and receives a list of account contacts ordered by relevance to the Scoop. RainKing's ranking function is able to determine the most likely contacts to be working on a project based upon responsibilities and the nature of the Scoop. Sales reps can also apply filters to the contacts (e.g. match strength, management level, job title, keyword) in order to hone the list and select contacts for upload as Salesforce Leads or Contacts. The system also generates an SFDC task and populates it with the Scoop information for reference.
RainKing finds the most likely contacts at a prospect to be overseeing or working an Inside Scoop project.
Furthermore, RainKing added an Inside Scoops custom object which displays imported Scoops and associated Leads or Contacts.
Inside Scoops (projects and opportunities) are gathered via direct interviews and updated during subsequent calls. Thus, if a project has selected some of the vendors or hit roadblocks, the additional intelligence is gathered and the Scoop is labeled as updated. Over 1,500 Inside Scoops are gathered per day, tagged to over 70 Scoop Topics and nine Scoop Types. Scoop Topics include Contracts, Technology Updates, Marketing, Pain Point, Project, Spending Trend, Management Changes, and Staffing.
Saved Searches are now available from the RainKing Search tab Home Page.
Finally, RainKing streamlined the record import process "making it more intuitive and flexible." Workflow improvements include custom tags and an additional duplicate detection step.
LinkedIn Sales Navigator InMail 2.0 provides full profile access, a signature block, attachment support, shared connections, icebreakers, and synch to CRM.
In yesterday's blog, I discussed how expanded content is a common path for adding value to sales intelligence services. Today, I am looking at how functionality, which usually leverages new or existing content, added significant value to product offerings in 2016.
Sales Navigator introduced InMail 2.0 with support for signatures, attachments, and conversational insights.
Lead search results have been expanded to include a previously viewed flag, tenure at current company, and a quick drill down to TeamLink introductions.
The Sales Navigator app added a new Discover tab which acts as a "Tinder for leads." The tab provides five daily new lead and account recommendations.
Sales reps may now add tags (e.g. Qualified) and notes to leads and accounts. Tags are searchable and synch with Salesforce.
The Sales Navigator Android and iOS apps now display up to ten daily account or lead recommendations based upon user preferences. Recommendations will expire after 24 hours and be replaced with fresh recommendations.
Salesforce Opportunity rollup information in Artesian and Artesian intelligence within SFDC Opportunity records.
Improved de-duplication logic reduces news duplicates and rolls similar articles into a group.
Added North American prospecting filters for counties, business type, and the presence of specific job functions at a company.
An updated employees page which supports executive filtering by job role and seniority.
Artesian rolled out version 3.0 of the Artesian Ready mobile app which provides company and executive insights synched with the mobile calendar. Ready also supports collaborative note taking and a "360° comprehensive profile of customers and prospects." New Ready features include company searching, company add to Watchlists, Twitter timelines and Twitter sharing, social links (LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, AngelList, Crunchbase), job information, and a data quality form for reporting incorrect information.
DueDil: Along with entering the US market, DueDil implemented a series of product enhancements.
Export Custom Company reports in PDF format.
An ownership tab which makes it easier for users to perform due diligence (e.g. Know Your Customer compliance) and assess a firm's governance structure. Ownership content includes directorship information, shareholders, and portfolio companies. The new tab also contains a Related Companies widget which identifies companies which are not formally linked but which have a high likelihood of sharing an economic interest. Related Companies may be registered at the same location, share several directors, have a set of similar investments, or have name similarities.
Dynamic company lists automatically update allowing firms to keep tabs on customers, prospects, partners, and competitors.
Alerts are provided on lists, with notifications displayed in a new DueDil dashboard which breaks events into news, opportunities, and risk sections. DueDil event alerts include changes in leadership or ownership, recent news, updates to budget windows, changes of address, changes in employee number, company blog posts and changes in credit score.
Upload a file into a list for matching, deduplication, and enrichment.
Custom list formats may be downloaded as CSV files.
Match and enrich functionality against uploaded files.
New list management features including rename, pin to desktop, delete, modify criteria, and clone list.
When lists are uploaded for match and append, improved matching heuristics and a larger reference database result in significantly higher match rates. The system now also tracks unmatched records.
Expanded notification functionality which allows reps to manage new company and sales trigger alerts from a centralized location. This Watchlist supports filtering by read/unread notices, priority flag, trigger type, and list. A new flag allows users to mark notifications as important.
Data.com: Salesforce began offering a two-part account record data assessment report. The new Lightning report analyzes both data quality and segmentation. The data quality section begins with a Data Health overview score which assesses account data quality across three factors: Matchability vs. Dun & Bradstreet WorldBase data in Data.com, Accuracy vs. WorldBase, and Uniqueness (lack of duplicates). In Data.com Clean, Lead records are now enriched with the Dun & Bradstreet WorldBase file. Finally, Data.com announced a new Data Exchange with three partners: HG Data, Bombora, and MCH. Bombora released their integrated intent file service just before the end of the year.
DiscoverOrg: In September, DiscoverOrg launched Deal Predict which ranks prospects on a one to five-star scale based upon a set of firmographic, technographic, and biographic variables defined by marketing or sales operations. Deal Predict scores are displayed in both DiscoverOrg and CRMs.
Dun & Bradstreet: Hoover's doubled the Build a List download size to 10,000 records. Meanwhile, the NetProspex Workbench data hygiene platform added company record enrichment. The service also added profile discovery and TAM analysis to its set of marketing capabilities.
Infofree: Infofree added support for text-only email templates to its CRM101 platform. Users may send up to 25 emails in a single blast and up to 250 emails per day from Infofree's SMTP server. Infofree also now lets users integrate their Outlook or Google calendar accounts with CRM101.
Zoominfo: Zoominfo released a set of enhancements to its service in March 2016 including a country select field in its List Builder. Other new features include contact Send to Salesforce and email an electronic business card to the user's inbox.
Owler: Owler implemented a set of advanced heuristics that help personalize the service. Stories are displayed according to interest in a topic and frequency of stories for tracked companies (i.e. rarely covered companies are given higher priority).
Salesgenie: Salesgenie launched a Custom Fields service which provides scoring and custom analytics models. Infogroup builds custom models for cross-sell, upsell, acquisition, and at risk accounts. Scores are based on deciles and available for screening within Build a List.
So it was a busy year on the functionality front. As I have broken out integration connectors and the user interface as separate topics, you should view this as a sub-list of product enhancements. Thus, even though Bureau van Dijk did not make this list, they introduced a new user interface for Orbis (Global) and Fame (UK) this spring. Likewise, InsideView rolled out additional connectors and refreshed their CRM connector user interfaces.


Will have a chat with the Old bloke and see what he reckons... But you reckon Pebbly and Station are good spots too though?
Thanks Jeepman...nice to be aboard.
Hi 1MAK, your "send 1MAK a message" doesn't take you to a message box, it just keeps you at the same spot so I will answer the message here.
A bloke in Caboolture Qld makes them and sells them on ebay. He will cut the hole to the specific radio and will cut a second if you want one. Will also get it covered in the colour material you want. Go into ebay motors and do a search for roof consoles. You can ask him questions if you want before making any decisions, This one cost me $120 + $20 postage. I didn't have any holes cut for radios as my radio has a remote head and mounts on a bracket. He makes them for Cruisers and some other makes as well.
Thanks for that 1MAK, will go in and do that right now. Would be great to chat with other Patrol and Pajero owners to share info.Thanks again.


This is a guest post written by Terri O'Fallon and Kim Barta. It is the companion to Voice America interview between Maureen Metcalf, Terri O'Fallon and Kim Barta – How Organizational Maturity Aligns with Developmental Maturity.
Terri O'Fallon's Ph.D. has focused the last 13 years on "Learning and change in Human Systems" as an applied researcher. She has worked with hundreds of leaders studying the interventions that most effectively result in developing leaders who can effectively implement change. She has her PhD in Integral Studies California Institute of Integral Studies. She is the co-founder of two organizations. She and Kim Barta have created STAGES International, an organization that focuses on how the STAGES (developmental) model can support insights into our own growth as people, leaders, guides, coaches, and the kind of impact these insights can have on our influence in human collectives.
Kim Barta MA is an internationally recognized licensed professional psychotherapist, coach, spiritual guide, and speaker. His work and insights spring from grounded experiential practice with self and others in his cross cultural and lifelong experiences. Currently, Kim has teamed up with Dr Terri O'Fallon to present workshops and trainings internationally in a new model of human development designed and researched by Dr. O'Fallon.


The English Centre is a private family-oriented language school located in Karlovy Vary in the Czech Republic. We need 2 EFL teachers who are available to start September 2013. The minimum contract duration is for 12 months. Teachers will teach mainly Czech students ranging from age of 7-10 /maybe/ and 14 – 55 years. The hired teachers will teach young learners, adults, groups of students in the English Centre and at business locations, and also small groups /1-1/. Each teacher will have a minimum of "20 hours"/week. Starting salary 12 000 CZK + 200 CZK for each additional hour taught + superior benefits.
Please, send your CV with a picture of you to the email address given on the job heading.
I found this unit helpful yet challenging. Through re-visiting this part of the english language I always remember how intricate it is and how many different aspect there are to a sentence, that can be analyzed. Because I am a native English speaker I often don't have the thought process of creating grammatically perfect sentences. This unit has reminded me to brush-up and improve my own english.The unit covered seven verb structures that indicate future meaning and explained how each one is used. Frankly, I did not recognise how complex an area the future is, and understand how ESL students can become easily confused. I appreciated the clear distinction between the future perfect and the future perfect continuous, and found the teaching ideas suggested for each tense quite interesting.


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Q: Create a codemod to add a new element to array I have been struggling to adding a new object to array of objects with jscodeshift. My problem is I can't figure out how I have to query an array after I got VariableDeclarator. I need to get a last element in the array after that I can insert a new node. Here is the code:
export default function transformer(file, api) {

    const j = api.jscodeshift;
    const root = j(file.source);
    const changeList = root.find(j.VariableDeclarator, {
        id: {name: 'list'},
    }).closest(j.ArrayExpression, {
        elements: [""]
    }).replaceWith(p => {
        console.log(p);
    }).toSource();

};

I am playing with it on AST explorer

A: .closest returns the closest ancestor node matching the type. The ArrayExpression is a descendant though, so you have to use .find again. This works:
export default function transformer(file, api) {

  // import jscodeshift
    const j = api.jscodeshift;
    // get source code

    const root = j(file.source);
    // find a node

    return root.find(j.VariableDeclarator, {id: {name: 'list'}})
    .find(j.ArrayExpression)
    .forEach(p => p.get('elements').push(j.template.expression`x`))
    .toSource();
};

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Q: show all tabs with scrolling option (on screen there should be only 4 tabs) I am newbie for iOS development. What I have done so far is as below.

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*Created New Project

*Removed all controller and added View Controller.

*Dragged ScrollView in ViewController

*Dragged Tab Bar in ScrollView

*Dragged 7 Tab Bar Item in Tab Bar.

Now when I execute this project, I have all 7 tabs on screen which is not looking good. So what I am planning is display only 4 tab at first and if user scroll it horizontally, user can scroll and see rest  tabs.
So, what I want to achieve is programmatically set some parameter in ScrollView that it will display only first 4 options only.
Any idea/ suggestion on this to be done?

A: EDIT :
I think this one may be even more adapted to the situation. Contrary to KLHorizontalSelect, it's kind of old (no commit on the master branch for a year ?) and I have no experience with it, but it may solve your problem : InfiniTabBar.
The description is short :

A scrolling tab bar with space for infinite items

Maybe you can take a look at this control : KLHorizontalSelect.
Here's how it looks like :

I don't think it looks exactly as you want, but I think it works almost as what you're expecting. Maybe you can work on the design ?

A: You have no code used so far, but you'll absolutely have to do that to achieve this. I'll get you started:
Create a scrollview at the bottom of your viewcontroller. Create UIViews on it and make them have a width of 640 (iPhone Retina screen width). You can put a image and a title on the UIView and make them function as a button. Set the content size to 640/4 *7 and there you go. You can give the background of the scrollview the same image as the UITabBar, but you'll need this.
This snippet might help you:
for (int i = 0; i<7; i++){
    UIView *view = [[UIView alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(0 + 50*i,0, 50,50);
    [scrollView addSubview:view];
}

You'll have to multiply the x origin with the width of the UIViews (plus some margin) to make sure they aren't all on the same spot.


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Campo Magro è un comune del Brasile nello Stato del Paraná, parte della mesoregione Metropolitana de Curitiba e della microregione di Curitiba.

Il comune venne fondato l'11 dicembre 1955 e si trova a 10 km dalla capitale dello Stato Curitiba.

Note

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Comuni del Paraná

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When I grew up, my family had seven members and three main interests. Agriculture, music and mountains. Climbing and mountaineering were more interesting than working in the stables and music practice.
Reinhard Schiestl and Hermann Buhl.
I don't see myself as being any better than other climbers. Watch what I do, follow my ideas, but don't look up to me. I don't want that.
People such as Heiko Wilhlem, Much Mayr or Simon Anthamatten. And, of course, The Fish free solo in 2007.
Fractured ankle (talus) 2008. I nearly had to have my ankle reinforced.
It depends on the project I am working towards. Over the years, I've developed a good feel for how my body works and what I have to do to remain 100% fit.
What advice can you give others looking to improve their training routine?
Enjoy your training and try to follow a wide-ranging program.
The whole experience of climbing in the mountains is much more intense. However, I still enjoy training at our private boulder salon in Längenfeld , Ötztal. Apart from that, it's outdoors for me.
Good question. The most important thing is your skills as a climber. How far you then push your achievements in the media is up to the individual concerned. For me, the main thing is to remain true to myself and maintain a healthy balance between sport and business. Only a small number of climbers become famous and continue to be highly regarded by the climbing community. I think that I'm on the right track. I'm happy and feel good about what I'm doing.
Can anyone train to be able to do a one-armed pull-up or reach the summit of the Eiger/Matterhorn? Or do you have to be born for it?
It all depends on the motivation behind it. In theory, anyone can. But if it's only about ticking it off, then you won't climb in the mountains for long, and the Matterhorn and one-arm press up will probably be about as far as it goes. However, if your motivation goes deeper, you might climb for years to come. Passion, talent and persistence are the three most important attributes.
How important is it to set goals in professional sports? What are your goals? / What targets are you working towards for your climbing and in life?
Goals are really important in climbing. I want to complete my projects and work hard to make this possible.
Depends. When I really want to climb a problem, then set-backs motivate me. However, if I'm only half committed to it... I walk away.
I would like to see more well-founded and accurate climbing journalism.


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Argentina Travel Guide Argentina Trips Here Is How You Can Travel To The End Of The World — Ushuaia — From India
Here Is How You Can Travel To The End Of The World — Ushuaia — From India
By Shipra Shekhar
On the coast of Tierra del Fuego archipelago at the southwestern-most tip of the Argentine-Chilean border, lies the beautiful town of Ushuaia. It is famous as the "end of the world", being the southernmost city in the world. This windswept town with the snow-capped Andes on the north and Beagle Channel to the south is a one of a kind vibrant place. Enjoy both ice and seascapes along with a glass of submarino when you visit Ushuaia.
Why travel to Ushuaia?
How far do you want to travel in this lifetime? Some people want to see as much as they can and are keeping a track of it by the number of countries they have travelled to, and then there are people who only go for once-in-a-lifetime experiences around the globe. If you belong to the latter category, then the journey to the end of the world is perfect for you.
To explore the Beagle Channel like Darwin
The Beagle Channel which was once explored by Charles Darwin himself is home to glaciers, rich wildlife in surrounding islands, and a great observation point to take in the beauty of Ushuaia. You can explore the channel on a kayak, sailboat, catamaran or you can go for boat tours or a diving expedition.
For experiencing the beauty of Tierra del Fuego National Park
It is one of the main attractions of Ushuaia. This southernmost national park in the world is known for its stunning scenery that has everything –glaciers, forests, waterfalls, lakes and mountain peaks. You can go for several hikes inside the national park and also for the 40-minute 'End of the World' train ride into the park.
See the other side on a visit to an old prison turned into a museum
There are many museums in the town of Ushuaia offering tourists a glimpse into the past. You can make a stop at Museo Marítimo, an old-prison-turned-museum that features various settlements in the area and is connected to three other museums – Museo del Presidio, Museo Antartico and Museo de Arte Marino.
Go skiing on Glacier El Martial
Ushuaia has several ski resorts, the most popular of which is Glacier El Martial, a ski destination even in summer. Cerro Castor is also well known for having the longest ski season in South America and 28 trails for all levels.
Be awed by penguins and wolfs in the wild
There are several boat tours on offer, which will take you to explore the penguin colony of Isla Martillo and the sea-lion refuge of Isla de Los Lobos. You will also get a chance to befriend some Siberian huskies and Alaskan malamutes in the Valley of the Wolves, which is located 30 minutes away from the city. It also offers dog-sled rides to interesting and historic sights in the surrounding area.
Cuisine on offer
There are several restaurants and bars in the city where you can enjoy delectable food while taking in beautiful land and seascapes. While you are here don't forget to taste famous barbecued Patagonian lamb, fresh seafood, submarino (hot chocolate) and delicious locally-brewed craft beer. You can head to La Estancia for traditional asado cooked Patagonian lamb and to La Cantina de Freddy for king crab, a local specialty.
Indians need to apply in advance for a tourist visa to visit Argentina and there is no visa fee. The completed visa application is to be submitted at the Embassy of the Argentine Republic in Delhi or Mumbai. If you fulfil the eligibility criteria and have provided all the required documents, you will then need to appear for an interview. After the interview, if your visa is approved, you will be asked to collect the visa. The entire process usually takes between 10-12 days. Find more information here.
The climate of Ushuaia is sub-polar oceanic and quite unpredictable so make sure you carry layers of warm and water-proof clothing. As it is located in the southern-hemisphere, summer is from December to February and winter is from June to August. Summer is ideal for trekking and hiking when the average temperature is 15°C, while ski season is from mid-June to October. October to April is ideal for spotting huge colonies of Magellan penguins on the beaches.
The only way to Argentina from India is by flight. Round-trip flight tickets are cheapest from Mumbai to Buenos Aires and cost around ₹80,000 on average, if you book in advance. From there you can book flights to Malvinas Argentinas International Airport in Ushuaia, which will cost around ₹11,000 on an average.
There are city buses available to travel within Ushuaia. You can book transport to the main tourist attractions through the Tourist Office or the reception of several hotels and hostels. You can also rent a bicycle or a car to go around.
This place is on the bucket list of travellers from around the world and naturally has a lot of stay options ranging from hostels to luxurious resorts. If you want to stay in a hostel, Antarctica Hostel (₹1,544), Hostel Cruz del Sur (₹1,621), La Posta Hostel (₹1,746), Amanecer de la Bahía (₹1,491) are highly recommended.
For more budget stay options, and Airbnb options available in Ushuaia check here.
Return flight tickets from Mumbai to Buenos Aires: ₹80,000
One-way ticket on local transport: ₹112
Taxi starting tariff: ₹228
Stay in Ushuaia: ₹1500
A meal: ₹190
Beer: ₹93
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Agenda 16 Mar 2009
Discussion of person specification for Informatics Tutors.
Support for August Resit Exams.
Extent to which School should be Tracking Student Attendance and Performance.
Pathways through our UG and PGT Programmes.
Notes for 16 Mar 2009
Discussion of person specification for Informatics Tutors - further information available at next meeting. Neil confirmed that ITO had managed to provisionally recruit someone to design and deliver a programme of training for all of the School's tutor and demonstrators.
Support for August Resit Exams - meeting realised that this was difficult to arrange, particularly given the number of staff and students who won't be in town immediately prior to the resit exams. We discussed the possibility of peer mentoring, or online sign up for lab sessions, although didn't come to a specific conclusion.
Extent to which School should be Tracking Student Attendance and Performance - the meeting agreed that this level of pastoral student support was necessary, but felt it difficult to identify suitable ways of gathering this information, particularly given that not much was absolutely required [attendance, submission etc are all up to the student]. It was agreed that the current policy of contacting students who had missed two tutorials was sensible, with the added suggestion that students should possibly be required to respond to that letter, documenting their reason for non-attendance [maybe a web-form?].
Pathways through our UG and PGT Programmes - again, it was agreed that this would be a useful tool for applicants and current students. It was agreed that students had differing end-targets, but that generally people were looking for advice on suggested routes to further study [MSc, PhD etc] or employment [financial, technical etc]. James agreed to consider this further and report back at the next meeting.
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Ashok Pillar lies at the centre of an Idgah at Fatehabad. The stone pillar is little less than 5 metres in height and 1.90 meteres in circumference from the base. There was an Ashokan epigraph engraved on the pillar, which was then chiseled off and a Tughlaq inscription was written on it.
Ashok Pillar is 217 km away from Indira Gandhi International Airport.
Ashok Pillar is 18 km away from Railway Station Bhattu Kalan.


This past year, a dear friend of mine passed away at the age of 90. He was a WWII vet, a successful business man, a college professor, artist, lover of great food and great conversation, and an absolutely amazing gardener. After having a delicious meal with him and his family one evening, he invited me to take a tour of his garden. It was undoubtedly the most organized yet most beautiful garden I had ever seen.
The garden was not terribly large, but it sure was well planned and laid out. Healthy and thriving vegetable plants were everywhere. His amazing herbs were planted to compliment many of his vegetable plants. Beautiful flowers were strategically placed for their color and fragrance. Several varieties of berries outlined the garden, and evergreen bushes were here and there to add natural greenery during the winter months. Just to one side of his garden was a small shed. Inside and around the shed were perfectly sharpened and cleaned garden tools, properly stored fertilizers and treatments for pesky insects. Sun hats, garden gloves and garden clogs were stored there also.
I am relatively certain I nodded in agreement with him, but honestly his answer was over my head. I actually thought he would tell me some special seed or composting secret that he had discovered and tweaked through the years. This new secretive information would have definitely helped me produce extraordinary victory gardens similar to his own.
Since I did not completely understand his words of wisdom, I spent the next eight to ten years gardening to my own beat, with some successes, but many failures. Most of the successes truly came from the garden produce, and many of the gardening failures were due in large part to setbacks sustained as the gardener. I have suffered from some nasty cuts and bruises when I was too eager to work in the dirt and too stubborn to wear proper gardening gloves and shoes. My skin has been severely burned from the sun when I did not protect it with sunscreen, a sun hat, or proper protective clothing.
Mosquitos, chiggers and ticks have feasted on me unnecessarily because I was just going to be outside for a little bit and did not think I would need insect repellant. I have injured my back several times by lifting heavy bags of compost, mulch, or gravel improperly. These injuries were later aggravated when I tried using tools not properly sharpened for ease of use, or using a tool because it was within reach but was not necessarily the proper tool for the task.
Several years ago, I began having headaches, actually migraines, every afternoon after working all day in the garden. A visit to my doctor identified the source of my migraines – dehydration. I sadly learned that the coffee I had continued to drink in the early morning hours and the iced tea I drank in the afternoon hours of my gardening routine contributed greatly to my dehydration. My little sip of water here and there throughout the day was not going to be sufficient for my health and well-being.
So I now leave my home to work in my gardens with plenty of water and an extra enzyme supplemented drink in my garden bag. I am protected from possible insect bites with both spray and lotion insect repellent. My skin is protected from the sun with sunscreen, a sun hat and UV protective clothing. Gloves are my constant companion, and I have garden clogs or boots for my feet – no more flip flops!
I no longer feel ashamed to say, "Yes, I do need assistance loading the compost, mulch or gravel into my car" when I purchase any of these items. I also use my hand truck or wagon to move heavy objects when I am working alone. I now come to the garden prepared to care for my fruit trees and bushes, flowers and vegetables as much as I have tried to care for myself. Twenty years have now passed since that evening in the garden with my friend, and I now know his simple answer was not only a very wise one, but it was a seed of gardening knowledge that I now try to plant and continue to nurture for myself each and every year.


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Q: Segmentation fail freeing a pointer There two "free(t)" on my function. When I call the function and goes to the first free(t) everything works fine, then the function self evokes itself and then, in the free(t) of the bottom of the code, occurs segmentation fail. Why this happens? And why the first "free(t)" doesnt result in segmentation fail and the secund result? Thanks
char c[50];
int b, j=0, d=0, e=0;
PLAYER *pt1;
MANAGER *pt2;

t=malloc(24*sizeof(TEAM));
tfile=fopen("team.txt", "r");
while(fscanf(tfile, "%d %s %d %d %d%c", &t[j].tablep, t[j].initials, &t[j].birth.day, &t[j].birth.month, &t[j].birth.year)!=EOF){
    fgets(t[j].name, 50, tfile);
    t[j].name[strlen(t[j].name)-1]='\0';
    j++;
}
fclose(tfile);
t[j].name[0]=0;
j=0;
while(t[j].name[0]!=0){
    printf("\t%i. %s\n", j+1, t[j].name);
    j++;
}
do{
printf("What is the team of the player:");
scanf(" %c", &b);
b=b-48;
if(b<1 || b>j+1){
    printf("Invalid choice. Try again.\n");
    teamlists(a);
}
}while(b<1 || b>j);
j=0;
if(a==2){

}
else{   //(a==3)
    pt2=malloc(sizeof(MANAGER));
    memcpy(pt2, m, sizeof(*pt2));
    m=malloc(24*sizeof(MANAGER));
    reader(3);
    while(m[j].name[0]!=0){
        if(strcmp(m[j].team, t[b-1].name)==0){
            do{
                printf("This team already have a manager.\nEnter: \t1. to choose another team \t2. to return to menu ");
                scanf(" %c", &e);
                e=e-48;
                if(e!=1 && e!=2)
                    printf("Invalid choice. Try again.\n");
                if(e==1 || e==2){
                    free(t);
                    free(m);
                }
                if(e==1){
                    m=malloc(sizeof(MANAGER));
                    memcpy(m, pt2, sizeof(*m));
                    teamlists(a);
                }
                if(e==2){
                    main();
                    free(pt2);
                }
            }while(e!=1 && e!=2);
        }
        j++;
    }
    free(m);
    memcpy(m, pt2, sizeof(*m));
    strcpy(m->team, t[b-1].name);
    free(t);
    free(pt);
}

}

A: 7.22.3.3 The free function, paragraph 2 of the C standard states:

The free function causes the space pointed to by ptr to be deallocated, that is, made available for further allocation. If ptr is a null pointer, no action occurs. Otherwise, if the argument does not match a pointer earlier returned by a memory management function, or if the space has been deallocated by a call to free or realloc, the behavior is undefined.

You're invoking undefined behavior by freeing the same pointer twice.
Your symptom is a fatal segmentation violation that kills your program.


Biopharma stocks continue to sell off on concern that political scrutiny will lead to less profitable medicine.
What: Concerns that Congress could take action to usher in a new era of policies designed to curb drug prices were fueled by news that Democratic members of the House of Representatives sent a letter to a committee chair asking to subpoena Valeant Pharmaceuticals (NYSE:BHC) for documents relating to its drug pricing strategy.
So what: The news is the latest example of increasing political scrutiny following a recent New York Times article criticizing the practice of buying existing, neglected drugs and rebranding them with significant price increases.
Specifically, the Times highlighted how this past summer, one privately-held company acquired the rights to a 60 year old drug that is used to battle a rare infection in order to increase its price by more than 5,000%.
Uproar following this article led to Presidential-hopeful Hillary Clinton outlining a plan, described here, to rein in sky-high drug prices.
If price-lowering legislation eventually gets the go-ahead, then it could weigh down the industry's profitability and result in biotech investors revising downward their sales and EPS forecasts.
Although the practice of acquiring and increasing the price on existing drugs seems to be legislator's major focus today, drugmakers that are marketing or developing drugs for cancer or rare disease may face headwinds resulting from increasing pressure to reduce drug prices, too.
According to the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, the vast majority of recently-approved cancer therapies have been priced near or north of $10,000 per month -- a significant increase to the prices associated with these drugs ten years ago. And therapies for rare diseases are among the most expensive on the market, with many enzyme replacement therapies used to treat rare genetic diseases fetching hundreds of thousands of dollars per year. Therefore, if legislators determine that these prices are exorbitant relative to the benefit they offer, then biopharma companies targeting these indications could be negatively affected as well.
Now what: The regulatory and political risk healthcare companies face shouldn't be ignored by investors, but no one knows whether increased scrutiny will lead to legislation or what the real world impact of those policies may be. For that reason, investors may want to hesitate before drawing any short term conclusions regarding their portfolio.
Let's not forget that investors who sold healthcare stocks because of worries related to the Affordable Care Act missed out on significant upside over the past five years. A better investing strategy than reacting to the latest press release out of Washington may be to focus on the long term demand growth tied to a larger, longer-living, and increasingly insured America.


Столярчук, Олеся Анатоліївна (2015) The phenomenon of authenticity personality of psychology teacher Матеріали ІV Міжнародної наукової конференеції "Інновації та традиції в сучасній науковій думці" (Київ, 17-19 серпня 2015 р.). pp. 120-125.
This article examined the notion of authenticity personality and defined the specific of its manifestation concerning the psychology teacher. The authenticity of personality of psychology teacher was described as a favorable feature for its successful professional implementation and interaction with students. It was revealed the basic functions and leading mechanisms of achieving the authenticity by psychology teacher. It was analyzed typical internal and external barriers of expression the authenticity of psychology teacher.


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Planetary Scientist Steve Squyres Joins Blue Origin as Chief Scientist
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Steve Squyres, who served as principal investigator for NASA's Mars Exploration Rovers Spirit and Opportunity, is retiring from Cornell University to become chief scientist at Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin, the Cornell Chronicle reports.
"Cornell has been a wonderful place for me, as both a student and a professor. With the Mars rover missions behind us, it's time for me to find a new challenge, but I will always be a proud Cornellian," Squyres said.
"Scientist, scholar and space explorer, Steve transformed planetary exploration through his leadership of the Spirit and Opportunity Mars rovers," said Jonathan I. Lunine, the David C. Duncan Professor in the Physical Sciences and chair of the Department of Astronomy. "Now he goes on to a new challenge, working to transform the architecture of spaceflight at one of the most innovative companies in the industry."
"This mission [Spirit and Opportunity] was a great teaching tool," Squyres said earlier this year for the celebration of the mission's 15th anniversary. "It's easy to think of science as a static body of knowledge that you learn from a textbook. It is not. We know more about Mars today than we knew two days ago. For years I've started each lecture with, 'Here's something that just came down from Mars.'"
"Steve has inspired countless students and colleagues over his decades at Cornell," said Ray Jayawardhana, the Harold Tanner Dean of Arts and Sciences and professor of astronomy. "He brought Mars to campus and gave us all a chance to see another world close-up. His infectious enthusiasm for exploration will continue to stimulate planetary scientists at Cornell for years to come. We wish him all the best."
NASA landed Spirit and Opportunity on Mars in January 2004 on nominal 90-day missions. Spirit last communicated with controllers on May 25, 2011 after more than seven years on the surface. Opportunity last communicated on June 10, 2018 as a dust storm engulfed the rover.
Glasgow Prestwick Airport Secures £80 Million to Develop Spaceport
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by Douglas Messier
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NASA's Record-Setting Opportunity Rover Mission on Mars Comes to End
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The dramatic image of NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity's shadow was taken on sol 180 (July 26, 2004) by the rover's front hazard-avoidance camera as the rover moved farther into Endurance Crater in the Meridiani Planum region of Mars. (Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech)
PASADENA, Calif. (NASA/JPL-Caltech PR) — One of the most successful and enduring feats of interplanetary exploration, NASA's Opportunity rover mission is at an end after almost 15 years exploring the surface of Mars and helping lay the groundwork for NASA's return to the Red Planet.
The Opportunity rover stopped communicating with Earth when a severe Mars-wide dust stormblanketed its location in June 2018. After more than a thousand commands to restore contact, engineers in the Space Flight Operations Facility at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) made their last attempt to revive Opportunity Tuesday, to no avail. The solar-powered rover's final communication was received June 10.
The Martian Garden Recreates Red Planet's Surface
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The Martian Garden sells gardening kits including soil that NASA has determined is chemically and mineralogically similar to the surface of Mars. (Credits: The Martian Garden)
AUSTIN, Texas (NASA PR) — If you were stranded on Mars, could you pull a Mark Watney from the book and movie "The Martian" and grow your food? Thanks to a new garden kit that mimics the soil conditions on the Red Planet, you can find out.
But the kit isn't just for fun — it's based on research NASA has been doing for more than 30 years, both to determine just what makes up the dirt on Earth's next-door neighbor and to find equivalents here on the ground.
NASA Will Stop Trying to Free Spirit Rover
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This view from the front hazard-avoidance camera on NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Spirit shows the position of Spirit's front wheels following a backward drive during the 2,154th Martian day, or sol, of the rover's mission on Mars (Jan. 23, 2010). The view is toward the north. Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech
After 10 months of effort, NASA has given up on trying to free Spirit from the sand trap that it drove into on Mars. The space agency has declared the rover – which has been on Mars for six years – as a "stationary science platform."
I know it's probably disappointment, but the rover will still conduct valuable science. Six years is an amazing time to be on Mars. For anyone feeling a bit sad, this video might lighten the mood a bit. Hey, it can happen to anyone!
The full press release is after the break.
Spirit Celebrates Six Years on Mars With Uncertain Future
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Spirit attempted to turn all six wheels on Sol 2126 (Saturday, Dec. 26, 2009) to extricate itself from the sand trap known as "Troy," but stopped earlier than expected because of excessive sinkage. Telemetry indicates that the rover moved forward 3 millimeters (0.12 inch), left 2 millimeters (0.08 inch) and down (sinkage) 6 millimeters (0.24 inch). The right-front and right-rear wheels did not move. Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech
NASA PRESS RELEASE
NASA's Mars rover Spirit will mark six years of unprecedented science exploration and inspiration for the American public on Sunday. However, the upcoming Martian winter could end the roving career of the beloved, scrappy robot.
Happy Fifth Birthdays to Spirit and Opportunity on Mars
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NASA MISSION UPDATE
NASA rovers Spirit and Opportunity may still have big achievements ahead as they approach the fifth anniversaries of their memorable landings on Mars.
Of the hundreds of engineers and scientists who cheered at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., on Jan. 3, 2004, when Spirit landed safely, and 21 days later when Opportunity followed suit, none predicted the team would still be operating both rovers in 2009.
Carnival of Space 47: Artificial Gravity in Orbit, Rovers on Mars, and Life on Titan
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The Martian Chronicles blog is hosting Carnival of Space 47, a collection of links to articles on a variety of space topics. The stories include:
An article by Darnell Clayton at Colony Worlds speculating about whether Bigelow Aerospace could alter the design of its planned space station to accommodate artificial gravity;
Animation of NASA's Spirit rover scurrying around on the surface of Mars;
A summary of the science that would have been lost had NASA gone ahead with budget cuts in the Spirit and Opportunity programs;
Paul Gilster's musings about possible life in an ocean below Titan's frozen surface.
Stern Out, Weiler in at NASA Science Directorate; Mather Will Reportedly Leave
NASA's Science group has seen an abrupt turnover in its top leadership. S. Alan Stern, associate administrator for the agency's Science Mission Directorate, announced his resignation on Wednesday. John Mather, the directorate's chief scientist, is also reported to be heading back to his full-time position on the James Webb Space Telescope program.
"Alan has rendered invaluable service to NASA as the Principal Investigator for the Pluto/New Horizons mission, as a member of the NASA Advisory Council, and as the associate administrator of the Science Mission Directorate," Administrator Mike Griffin said in a statement. "While I deeply regret his decision to leave NASA, I understand his reasons for doing so, and wish him all the best in his future endeavors."
NASA: Tight Budget + Cost Overuns = Big Trouble
With its budget just keeping up with inflation and large costs overruns on key programs, NASA is facing some tough decisions. A roundup of news stories below:
Major NASA projects over budget
Two-thirds of the agency's new programs are over-budget or behind schedule.
"NASA's nearly stagnant budget requires the agency to cut projects to make up for unexpected expenses, and cost overruns nearly shut down one of the rovers on Mars — until it got a reprieve Tuesday. They also threaten completion of a climate-change satellite called Glory," the paper reports.
Mars Rovers Survive NASA's Budget Crunch
NASA has rescinded a letter ordering the Jet Propulsion Laboratory to make deep cuts in the operating budgets of the Spirit and Opportunity rovers that are exploring Mars.
NASA holds off on budget cuts to Mars rover program
"An order to trim $16 million from the popular missions is withdrawn. But even bigger reductions might be called for later," the paper reports.
NASA has blamed James Green, head of NASA's Planetary Science Division, for not properly clearing his letter to the Jet Propulsion Laboratory with Administrator Mike Griffin.
Mars Rover Update
NASA has apparently given a reprieve to the Spirit and Opportunity rovers. The Associated Press reports:
"NASA has no plans to turn off either of the healthy twin Mars rovers to make up for cost overruns faced by a big new rover slated to fly to the Red Planet next year, the space agency said.
"In a rare move, NASA said it rescinded a letter sent last week to the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena that directed budget cuts to the Mars exploration program, including a $4 million reduction from the rovers project."
NASA Orders Deep Cuts in Spirit and Opportunity Rover Budget
Space.com is reporting that NASA has ordered a 40 percent cut in the operating budgets for the Spirit and Opportunity Mars rovers over the next 18 months. The change involves a $4 million cut in the remaining FY 2008 budget and an $8 million reduction for FY 2009. It costs about $20 million annually to operate the two rovers.
NASA officials said there are no plans to "cancel" the mission of the two Mars Exploration Rovers, which have been on the Martian surface since 2004. An official told CNN that the cuts were being made to help balance overruns in the Mars Science Laboratory, which is set for launch next year. All three missions are managed by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif.
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Merton Residents' Transport Group
Inadequate cycling provision for the proposed for Abbey Wall Works, Station Road, Colliers Wood SW19 2LP
The cycle storage provision proposed for the new development at Abbey Wall Works, Station Road, Colliers Wood S19 2LP (application 20/P1672) is wholly inadequate and gives no consideration to the site's proximity to existing cycle routes. (You can see the full application and submit your own comments on the Council website here.) Merton Planning Department's acceptance from this applicant of repeat applications with this sub-standard provision, which can have a significant bearing on the ground floor plan, is surprising. Below are the comments MCC have submitted to the Council on the application.
The applicant, having been able to maximise the ground plan through having to cater for disabled car parking only, shows a reluctance to even give usable space for cycle parking, despite showing on the access statement that the scheme is on a significant cycle-path cross-roads. It is a blatant flaunting of Council Policy on active travel for this applicant to offer cycle parking that is, for all to see, inoperable. The effort of manhandling a bicycle into and out of a 1.8 metre deep rack from a 1.5 metre wide corridor is enough to condemn the so-called bike store to emptiness.
In Chapter 8.2 The London Cycling Design Standards (LCDS) define 'Fit-for-purpose' cycle parking.
In 'Two tier' stands they recommend a 3.5 metre aisle width where there are racks on either side of aisles. 2 metres wider than the 1.5 metres this applicant is offering.
The Council have acknowledged the need to meet LCDS standards when dealing with cycling matters so can this application please be rejected until such standards are met?
It might also be noted that the LCDS warn of conflict with pedestrians using the surrounding area. Whether the applicant has taken enough notice of this in placing the internal bike stores opening directly onto the main entrance reception area is questionable.
The LCDS also say two-tier stands are not suitable for all users. Should there therefore be more of a choice in terms of cycle parking, in particular for the younger and older age groups?
We object once more to this application and reiterate our previous point that the applicant should also take responsibility for widening the Merantun Way arch of the Wandle Trail if the widening hasn't been done by the time this job might be on site.
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MCC responds to Merton Council's Covid-19 Transport Plan June 2020
We welcome Merton's updated Covid-19 Transport Plan which has been submitted to Cabinet and takes on board many of MCC's previous comments, but we still have concerns that the reality of delivery won't match the ambition. You can read the Council's updated plan here. https://democracy.merton.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?CId=146&MId=3689&Ver=4
In proposing rapidly implementing 7 key cycling routes, 10 Low Traffic Neighbourhoods and 20 school streets, Merton Council is displaying a level of ambition in relation to walking and cycling that we have never seen before, but there are still serious concerns. As ever the devil is in the detail and we have concerns in relation to timing, funding, the proposals to support pupils safely walking and cycling to school, and an under-estimation of the scale of change that is needed in relation to cycle routes and Low Traffic Neighbourhoods. The existing cycling facilities in Merton have been so woefully under-invested in over the years that we are concerned it will take all that is proposed and more to meet the demand for walking and cycling that we expect to see in the coming months.
The documents describe the proposals being delivered in the short, medium and long term. However there are no deadlines attached to 'medium' and 'long-term' measures. This is particularly concerning as the installation of temporary measures that improve or create cycle routes are 'medium-term'. The implication is that these will be delivered by September, but we would like the Council to confirm this.
We are pleased that the Council is submitting bids to both the Department for Transport and Transport for London, but the report states "that the extent of projects delivered will be dependent on the funding made available to the Council." It is unacceptable that the Council will consider taking no action to ensure safe space for walking and cycling if it is to be unsuccessful in receiving funding. It must make use of all funds available to it, both internal and external, including Community Infrastructure Levy funds.
Measures to support school students safely cycling and walking
Whilst 20 school streets are proposed, this doesn't cover the over 70 schools in Merton, and we have the following concerns:
There just 20 school streets proposed, and these are just for primary schools. However the peak in the road traffic KSI rate is in fact 10-14 year age group i.e. secondary schools. There are notable omissions that we would wish to see rectified:
Why is Rutlish School, one of the Borough's biggest, absent from the list?
Ricards School is on the list. Why the girls' schools but not the boys' school?
Park Community School has really serious pollution and road danger issues but is also not included.
The criteria for prioritising school proposals should include the size of the school, as the number of students protected by the scheme, and therefore the value, will be greater at larger schools.
School Streets are necessary but not sufficient for safe school travel. They must be accompanied by safe routes to school, which means Low Traffic Neighbourhoods, and for secondary/high schools, a safe network of cycle routes usable by school-age children, so that children are not forced onto overcrowded buses/trams/trains or driven to school.
Our view is that ALL schools should have school streets. They are simple and cheap to implement with very basic temporary infrastructure.
The change required is underestimated
The Council has reported that of the suggestions received the interventions with the greatest level of interest were cycle lanes, modal filters and school streets. This seems to reflect resident appetite for the inadequacy of Merton's current cycling infrastructure to be addressed.
Yet the Covid-19 Transport Plan overstates the quality, quantity and connectivity of the current routes, and therefore understates the reality of what needs to be done in the reallocation of road space for cycling. This in turn points to an underestimation of the need for Low Traffic Neighbourhood intervention. The Transport Plan seems to heavily rely on the strategic routes proposed in the Council's LIP3, with no acknowledgement that what is currently installed is not continuous. Routes are broken by Wimbledon and Raynes Park town centres, and there are no connections to CS7.
At a minimum, the Council needs to quickly deliver a connected network of continuously safe cycle routes. This will need to be built to a cost and may involve compromises in directness but cannot sacrifice connectivity or safety: we expect filtered permeability to play a significant part in the network as this is the cheapest way to reduce traffic volumes and speeds to acceptable levels. Furthermore the DfT funding effectively requires them.
The Transport Strategy stands or falls based on successfully implementing low-traffic neigbourhoods. Without them, rat-running traffic will quickly saturate residential areas, creating road danger and suppressing cycling, which in turn will drive up car use still further, and conditions approaching gridlock may prevail for much of the day. It is thereofre not sufficient that the Councill will 'aim' to deliver 10 Low Traffic Neighbourhoods - it must do so. Or it must develop a strategy for what it is going to do to support safe cycling in areas where there is no LTN. LTNs are the cheapest way to deliver safe cycling, socially-distanced walking and safe routes to school.
The cycling section of the report 'Healthy and Active Travel' starts: 'At the moment approximately 20% of Merton residents live within 400m of the strategic cycle network. However CS7, which ends in Colliers Wood is the only route that could be considered strategic, and only 3% of Merton's populated area is within 400m of the strategic cycle network.
Figure 8 attached shows the cycleways within Merton's boundary that TfL recommended and which are included in the LIP3. None of these is currently complete, one is not started and they cannot be described as a strategic cycleways on the strategic network. (Cycleways for the strategic cycle network are currently routes defined by TfL and required to be designed and built to standards set in TfL's Cycling Action Plan).
The Northernmost route with an elbow shape (not a direct route) includes the entire length of South Park Road which Merton Cycling Campaign have submitted is not suitable due to discomfort and danger from inadequate width for cycles alongside vehicles and minimal passing spaces.
The route to Sutton from Colliers Wood has not been started. It is held up by Morden town centre decisions and is negated by the National Trust who will not satisfactorily accommodate it in Morden Hall Park.
The cycling section of the report 'Healthy and Active Travel' continues with targets for the percentage of Merton residents to live within 400m of the strategic cycle network.
Figure 7 shows the cycleways within Merton's boundary that TfL recommended that, if constructed, would increase the number of residents living within 400m of the strategic cycle network from the current 3% to 50%. This is the target from Merton's LIP, but was set before Merton declared a Climate Emergency and before the implications of Covid on Public Transport. In the current climate there is every justification for Merton itself to aim to have every resident living within 400m of the strategic cycling network, but this can only be achieved if Merton carry out the work shown on the proposed cycle network within Merton's LIP Transport Strategy LIP3 and provided that all Merton's routes meet satisfactory standards defined in TfL's Cycling Action Plan.
Labels: Campaigns, Corona Virus, Covid-19
Active Travel - for everyone, for ever, we hope!
On the 7th of June we wrote to the National Trust asking for their support with ensuring there's safe space for walking and cycling in response to Covid-19 but also in the (slightly) long-term for support with the widening of the new Bishopsford Bridge to accomodate cycling lanes by the Council.
We've been heartened to hear back from Jim Foy, the National Trust's Assistant Director of Operations for the London & SE Region. He says in his e mail today:
'We would be prepared to consider the use of Watermeads to accommodate a wider bridge if the additional width was for cycle lanes'.
An abridged version of our initial letter follows...
The impact of the Climate emergency and also Covid 19 is presumably associated with a London Region Policy. We note the National Trust's commitment to net-zero carbon and the gradual opening up to the restraints of social distancing and expect that the National Trust's visitor's and staff will need to make increasing use of 'active travel'.
In the London Borough of Merton a declared Climate Emergency coupled with the Covid 19 risks involved with public transport, have influenced a major public impetus towards the benefits of walking and in particular cycling.
In Morden Hall Park the National Trust has been imaginative in successfully popularising the Park with the local community. In terms of active travel the Park's prime location on the Wandle Trail gives it the opportunity to include cycling as one of the benefits described in the National Trust Morden Hall Park brochure, along with its attraction to walkers.
In the move to encourage active travel we hope that the National Trust can play its part. There are two aspects to this regarding the River Wandle that we would like to raise.
First, the Wandle Trail.
In Morden Hall Park there is a pleasantly cohesive approach to paths and the surfacing, but it does not seem to take into account the extra wear associated with the Wandle Trail as a route. For Climate and Covid reasons the Trail needs to be encouraged and therefore accommodating. The surfacing needs to be of a robust specification not susceptible to easy degeneration and erosion through heavy use. In addition, with social distancing, the vegetation needs to be cut back. Further downstream on the Wandle Trail there has been discrete lighting installed with particular attention to minimising disturbance to wildlife, which means the route remains functional as the days shorten. Such discrete lighting would be particularly useful between the Morden entrance and the tram track before Deen City Farm. We hope the National Trust can look favourably on these matters for the benefits of promoting active travel.
Second, Bishopsford Road bridge over the Wandle.
The Borough of Merton is fortunate to have the River Wandle passing centrally through the Borough, but this coupled with the fact that the railways were here when the Borough was largely agricultural, means that elderly road and river bridges and 'cattle' arches can be extremely limiting if the need for adequate space for active travel alongside vehicular traffic is taken into account; Bishopsford Road bridge, upstream from Morden Hall Park was an example; before it recently gave up.
A new replacement bridge for Bishopsford Road across the Wandle would ideally be wider than the failed bridge in order to safely accommodate walking and cycling alongside vehicular traffic. The approach roads may have to wait for funding before modification but the bridge is a once in 200 years event. In order to widen a new bridge the design would partly affect a river bank in the National Trust's Watermeads Nature Reserve and we respectfully ask for a favourable view towards this encroachment.
The slogan for active travel could well follow the National Trust's optimistic slogan 'For everyone for ever' so we hope that you can find these proposals agreeable.
Labels: National Trust
Bishopsford Road Bridge Consultation - a missed opportunity
On Tuesday 25 February 2020, Merton Council's Cabinet gave the go-ahead to demolish and re-build Bishopsford Bridge, following its partial collapse into the River Wandle after heavy rainfall last June. In May, the Council has been consulting on the design options for the new Bishopsford Bridge.
MCC are alarmed to see that the proposals are not demonstrating Merton Council's policies for promoting active travel, particularly cycling. The designs show no segregated space for cycling and the Consultation asks only for opinions on the designs of the bridge's handrails and reflect a 'heritage' design ethos. Of the two options offered Option 2 handrail design looks as though it will take up least width. The greater imperative is that the new bridge does not maintain 'heritage' space standards, and we would hope that they do not become a reason for denying a bridge fit for everyone and which meets the future needs of the Borough. The impact of the Merton's declared Climate emergency and also Covid 19 is that active travel is the future for Merton.
The Borough of Merton is fortunate to have the River Wandle passing centrally through the Borough, but this coupled with the fact that the railways were here when the Borough was largely agricultural, means that Merton's elderly road and river bridges and 'cattle' arches are extremely limiting in providing adequate space for active travel alongside vehicular traffic. The now defunct Bishopsford Road bridge was an example of this bridge/arch heritage, although Bishopsford Road itself demonstrates a generous approach to road design.
The unfortunate collapse of the old bridge presents an opportunity for a fit-for-purpose replacement bridge for Bishopsford Road across the Wandle. As we face the challenges of climate change and potentially radical changes to our travel patterns in a post-pandemic world, that opportunity must surely be taken and the new bridge designed to be wider than the failed bridge in order to safely accommodate walking and cycling alongside vehicular traffic. The new Bridge must be wide enough to take pedestrians and a protected cycle way in both directions. It would not be satisfactory for cyclists to have to cross the carriageway to get to an ancillary bridge.
Ideally this would be implemented at the same time as measures that provide safe space for cycling on the road as it approaches the Bridge, but modification of the bridge layout is potentially a once in 200 years event that should not be wasted while funding is secured for the road approaches. If 'active travel' can dominate immediately, then providing a cycle/pedestrian bridge without any vehicular crossing could be an option, but looking some way ahead to a more populated Merton there is no question that a wider bridge for Bishopsford Road which accommodates all the future need is desirable.
If the river bank of the Watermeads Nature Reserve is to be locally affected by a widening it is possible to visualise a slim cantilevered footway design that would minimise the impact and land required from neighbouring land owners, the National Trust. The slogan for active travel could well follow the National Trust's optimistic slogan 'For everyone, for ever'.
Labels: Bishopsford Road Bridge, Campaigns, Climate Emergency, Consultation, Infrastructure, Merton
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Q: using UPDATE, SELECTand INSERT INTO statements altogther in MS Access I have an MS access project in which the tabel of transactions contains as many as 70 records per day. they are common in one parameter, the Date of today.
the normal way to start entering data is to go to teh table and copy records of yesterday then paste them as new records, then changing date from yesterday to today date.
What I need is to use SQL statements to achieve this. I can say that
step 1: use insert into to input the new records in the table.
Step 2: use update statement to change the date.
Step 3: use the select statement to select the records which will have the date to be changed.
How to combine the use of these statements altogther.
thanks

A: You need something on the lines of:
INSERT INTO Table (Field, Field, Field, ADate)
SELECT Field,Field,Field,Date() As ADate
FROM Table WHERE ADate = Date()-1

Or just change the default value of the date field in the table to Date(), or Now(), and only insert the other fields. Date will then be automatically filled in as today.


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    name='''ckanext-archiver''',

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    # the version across setup.py and the project code, see
    # http://packaging.python.org/en/latest/tutorial.html#version
    version='2.0.0',

    description='''Archives resources in CKAN (CKAN Extension)''',
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    url='https://github.com/datagovuk/ckanext-archiver',

    # Author details
    author='''Open Knowledge / Cabinet Office''',
    author_email='info@okfn.org',

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    license='MIT',

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    classifiers=[
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Two-year-old Felix Edwards is fascinated by the work taking place at the A19 and A1058 Coast Road junction, currently being delivered by SiskLagan JV on behalf of Highways England, and regularly drags his mum to see the diggers operating at the site and coaxes her to drive along the route almost on a daily basis. Felix happily watches a variety of heavy machines that are being used to build a new triple-decker roundabout.
When Highways England and contractors SiskLagan JV found out about Felix's interest, we invited the youngster to see a digger up close at a safe site within their compound at Silverlink. Felix got a chance to have a look around an eight-tonne excavator and was also presented with a toy digger and a special hi-viz vest with his name on.


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Maldives02 June 2022, Gaafu Alif Atoll, Gemanafushi Island, Maldives - Everyday life scene on the streets of the Island.
Italy16 June 2022, Rome, Italy - A view of the FAO Headquarters.
Congo25 May 2021, Kabo, Republic of Congo - Early morning in the village of Kabo.
Congo26 May 2021, Bomassa, Nouabale Ndoki, Republic of Congo - Eco Guards for Nouabale Ndoki National Park run drills for self-defense, patrols and vehicle searches as part of their anti-poaching efforts f...
Congo21 May 2021, Ouesso, Republic of Congo - Scenes from the town of Ouesso. This is a town notorious for its bushmeat market. These are scenes from the wholesale market in the late afternoon where meat s...
Italy16 September 2021, Florence, Italy - FAO Director-General QU Dongyu. Coldiretti Event. G20: The Farming of the future comes into the streets. G20 Agriculture Ministers' Meeting, Florence, 17-18 Septem...
Italy16 September 2021, Florence, Italy - Coldiretti Event. G20: The Farming of the future comes into the streets. G20 Agriculture Ministers' Meeting, Florence, 17-18 September 2021. Photo credit must be...
Italy16 September 2021, Florence, Italy - FAO Director-General QU Dongyu; Ettore Prandini, President, Coldiretti. Coldiretti Event. G20: The Farming of the future comes into the streets. G20 Agriculture Mi...
Italy16 September 2021, Florence, Italy - Ettore Prandini, President, Coldiretti. Coldiretti Event. G20: The Farming of the future comes into the streets. G20 Agriculture Ministers' Meeting, Florence, 17-1...
Italy16 September 2021, Florence, Italy - Janusz Wojciechowski, European Commissioner for Agriculture. Coldiretti Event. G20: The Farming of the future comes into the streets. G20 Agriculture Ministers' Me...
Italy16 September 2021, Florence, Italy - Stefano Patuanelli, Minister for Agricultural, Food and Forestry Policies of Italy. Coldiretti Event. G20: The Farming of the future comes into the streets. G20 Ag...
16 September 2021, Florence, Italy - FAO Director-General QU Dongyu. Coldiretti Event. G20: The Farming of the future comes into the streets. G20 Agriculture Ministers' Meeting, Florence, 17-18 Septem...
KENYA20 November 2019, Kiambu, Kenya - Farmers, students and other groups of people take part in the march through the streets of Kiambu during The World Antibiotic Awareness Week March and Open Field Day...
KENYA20 November 2019, Kiambu, Kenya - A student gives informative flyers while taking part in the march through the streets of Kiambu during The World Antibiotic Awareness Week March and Open Field Day in...
KENYA20 November 2019, Kiambu, Kenya - Students get ready to be part of the march through the streets of Kiambu during The World Antibiotic Awareness Week March and Open Field Day in Kiambu, Kenya on Novem...
KENYA20 November 2019, Kiambu, Kenya - Students take selfies while they get ready to be part of the march through the streets of Kiambu during The World Antibiotic Awareness Week March and Open Field Day i...
MEXICO17 July 2017, La Concordia, Chiapas, Mexico - Daily life scene near the bus station in La Concordia. Chiapas state has some of the highest migration rates in the country, with people migrating to the...
MEXICO17 July 2017, La Concordia, Chiapas, Mexico - Street scenes around La Concordia. Poverty and hardships have been pushing people in rural communities to migrate. The FAO-supported project - Strateg...
MEXICO17 July 2017, La Concordia, Chiapas, Mexico - A dog standing along a pavement in La Concordia. Poverty and hardships have been pushing people in rural communities to migrate. The FAO-supported pro...
MEXICO17 July 2017, La Concordia, Chiapas, Mexico - Dogs standing along a pavement in La Concordia. Poverty and hardships have been pushing people in rural communities to migrate. The FAO-supported proj...
BURKINA FASO20 June 2016, Djibo, Burkina Faso - Everyday life scene on the streets of Djibo. FAO project GCP/INT/157/EC: Action Against Desertification is an initiative of the African, Caribbean and Pacific Group...
NIGER03 March 2016, Tera, Bajirga, Niger - Everyday life scene in the streets of Tera. FAO project GCP/INT/157/EC: Action Against Desertification is an initiative of the African, Caribbean and Pacifi...
TURKEY4 March 2016, Istanbul, Turkey - A street vendor roosting chickpeas in the streets of Istanbul.


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The movie Hotel Mumbai: trailer, clips, photos, soundtrack, news and much more!
Hotel Mumbai – Do you have a family?
The staff's dedication to protecting their hotel guests is the stuff of real heroes!
The film will be released in US theaters on March 29, 2019.
Do you think you have what it takes to be a hero?
The cast includes Dev Patel, Armie Hammer, Nazanin Boniadi, Tilda Cobham-Hervey, Anupam Kher, and Jason Issacs.
The new poster with the gun and the hotel is strangely mesmerizing.
The film is directed by Anthony Maras.
What would you do if you were stuck in the middle of terrorist attack?
Well, definitely not a feel-good movie… One could even get PTSD from watching this one!
The US release date of the movie Hotel Mumbai is set to March 29, 2019 (in theaters).


I had this post slated for later on in the month but have brought it forward to dovetail with yesterday's high-quality contribution from Martin.
I'm just about to bring the series on the singles by The Undertones to a close and one of the other bands I had in mind for a similar series was Radiohead; the problem however, is that I haven't bought any singles by the band since about 2003 and so would have been forced to spend a fair bit of money pulling together all the subsequent b-sides since that period in time; instead I've hit on the idea of cobbling together the various b-sides from a particular era to offer a suggested accompanying bonus album to that from which they were lifted.
It makes sense to start with OK Computer, from which three singles were lifted. I say makes sense in as much that a number of these b-sides have already appeared on the blog thanks to a posting looking solely at Paranoid Android.
Much of the music and sounds making up these tracksare well worth a listen given that they show different sides to the band and are something of a pointer as to the road they would go down a few years later with Kid A and Amnesiac.
I may or may nor repeat this for other Radiohead LPs. It's up to you guys to offer advise on whether that's a good idea or not. I won't be offended if you tell me to make this a one-off.
A fine selection, and I'd vote for more of the same. Have always thought the intro to Melatonin belongs on the Blade Runner soundtrack.


Pretty much anytime we can establish with a few people to join up, and the Cawthra and Lakeshore area.
Il play if we get a few guys together!
u guys play marvel on 360?
im on 360, my stick works on both, all I got at home is a 360 tho, and 1 tv.
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does anyone wanna play AE tonight? Randomly going to MTL tourney tomorrow and need to practice!
Was gonna be in the area later today, was curious if anyone still hit up love ghetty or is it dead now?
I went to get ghetty on friday around 6pm-8pm, its pretty much still alive. However, all I was facing that day were balrog players. Good ones too.


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Anime has become increasingly popular in recent years, with more and more people discovering the joys of watching these animated series. Whether you're a long-time fan or just getting into anime, there are plenty of new series available to watch. From classic shonen to romantic comedies, there's something for everyone. Here's a look at some of the newest anime series available.Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no YaibaDemon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba is one of the most popular anime series of the past few years.
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He enrolls in U. A. High School, where he meets other aspiring heroes and learns how to use his Quirk (superpower). The series has been praised for its characters and action-packed battles.
It's a great choice for anyone looking for an exciting adventure.Kaguya-sama: Love is WarKaguya-sama: Love is War is a romantic comedy about two students at an elite academy who are in love but too proud to admit it. Miyuki Shirogane and Kaguya Shinomiya must outwit each other in order to confess their feelings. The series has been praised for its clever writing and hilarious characters. It's a great choice for anyone looking for a lighthearted romance.The Promised NeverlandThe Promised Neverland is a horror/thriller series about three children who discover the dark secrets of their orphanage.
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