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Bikesharing has existed for a century, but tech is making it massive
January 1, 2018 admin Bicycle, bikeshare, bikeshare example, bikeshare work, Bikesharing, Biketown, Green Apple Bikes, Motivate, Portland, Transportation
Bikeshare is a simple concept that has been comparatively hard to implement. The basic idea is easy: there's a supply of bikes around town, and anyone can take one and use it. When the ride is over, the rider returns the bike to the place where they picked it up, to a designated rack, or they just leave it wherever they happen to be for the next person to use.
Shared bicycle systems of various kinds have been around for over 100 years, but until recently logistical and social issues have doomed almost all idealistic bike sharing efforts all over the world. Specifically, free bikes have been stolen and vandalized so frequently that bikeshare operators soon ran out of money and patience.
Worldwide, China has far more bikeshare opportunities than most countries, but they also have the most problems. The Chinese government has encouraged entrepreneurship in the bikeshare space, to help reduce traffic congestion and air pollution. In Beijing today, there are 15 different bikeshare companies fielding an estimated 2.35 million bicycles. The city of Guangzhou has 700,000 bikes in service, accounting for about 4 million trips per day.
However, the saturation of bicycles in some Chinese urban centers makes sidewalks and mass transit stations impassable. Chinese bikeshare users often abandon bikes in the street or on the sidewalk. Thousands of bikes have been seized and impounded by local authorities in an effort to keep Chinese cities from being buried in bikes.
European and American cities have also had their struggles, with dozens of bikeshare programs started and abandoned over the years. But that's changing now, courtesy of the same technology that enables unattended short-term car rentals.
HOW MODERN BIKESHARE WORKS
Motivate is the market leader in commercial bikeshare systems. The company currently operates bikeshare fleets in Boston, Chattanooga, Chicago, Columbus, Jersey City, New York, Portland, Washington D.C., and the San Francisco Bay Area.
To keep shared bikes under any kind of control, companies have to make sure the riders have skin in the game. Accountability is achieved through identification and financial responsibility. That's why riders typically need a credit card and a smartphone app, or at least a verified member number, to rent a bike in a modern system.
When an available bike has been located, the rider reserves the bike and unlocks it either with the phone app, a card swipe, or an access code for that particular bike. The rider then uses the bike and returns it to any dock or approved alternate location and re-locks the bike. The rider is billed for the time used, plus a fee of a dollar or two if the bike is not returned to a docking station. The rider is responsible for damage to the bike, or for the full cost of the bike if it's lost or stolen during the ride.
A TYPICAL BIKESHARE EXAMPLE
Portland, Oregon had a free bikeshare program called Yellow Bike in the 1990s. As in many other communities, the rate of theft and vandalism quickly killed Portland's experiment. Now bikeshare is back on Portland streets, this time in a public-private partnership called Biketown. Biketown is a joint project of the Portland Bureau of Transportation, Nike, and Motivate.
"Theft is not a problem for us now," says Tom Rousculp, Marketing Manager of Biketown. "We have a thousand bikes in our system. Over the year and a half that we've been operating, there are three bikes that we can't find."
It's not that people in Oregon are more trustworthy now than they were 20 years ago. It's technology.
"The real reason is that they all have GPS on them," Rousculp reveals. "Every bike has LoJack because we need to know where it is. Riders can see where available bikes are locked through our app. But through the back end, we can see where every bike is in real time. We'll actually get an alert if a bike has been out for longer than three hours on a single trip. We just need to know if the user has been taking a long ride around town or something."
Having solved the big problems of theft and vandalism, Biketown also has to deal with the logistical challenges of a successful bikeshare program.
"In the morning, people are riding in from the outskirts of downtown into the central city and you get the bikes piling up around these stations or around these transportation nodes," Rousculp explains. "We have a group of employees whose job it is to rebalance the system. They go down in the morning and pick up the bikes and bring them back to the outlying stations. They make sure any given station is typically about half full. That way there is always a bike to take and always space for a bike to be left. Those are the big ongoing operational pieces that we do on a day-to-day basis."
Part of rebalancing the system is picking up bikes that have been left away from Biketown docks.
"We have docking stations but our system allows you to lock to a bike rack or a stop sign, or to any kind of fixed object throughout the system area. That allows you the flexibility to not have to go to a Biketown station. There's a $2 fee associated with parking away from a station in most areas of the city. But if you return a bike that was parked away from a dock, you get a $1 credit. That helps rebalance the system for us and we reward you for it."
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Legal Ethics Lessons from the Penn State Scandal
Chris McLaughlin
This entry was posted on June 24th, 2014 and is filed under Ethics & Conflicts, Professional Responsibility for Government Attorneys.
[Please see this more recent post for updates on Cynthia Baldwin's role in the PSU scandal.]
Most of the headlines relating to the Pennsylvania State University ("PSU") child abuse scandal focused on the connections between convicted child molester Jerry Sandusky and the PSU football program. The scandal cost legendary coach Joe Paterno his job and tarnished his otherwise sterling reputation as a coach who was unwilling to sacrifice his values for victories.
The scandal had negative repercussions for senior PSU employees beyond the football program as well. Graham Spanier, the university's former president, Gary Shultz, a former vice president, and Tim Curley, former athletic director, are currently facing a variety of criminal charges including perjury, obstruction of justice, and failure to report child abuse.
The university's general counsel at the time, Cynthia Baldwin, has also garnered unwanted attention thanks to her role in the scandal. Former PSU colleagues, outside investigators, and a state court judge have suggested that Baldwin confused her representational roles and her professional loyalties.
Few local government attorneys will face situations as dreadful as that faced by Cynthia Baldwin. But confusion about the role of an organization's attorney can arise in far more common scenarios. Any time an organization is accused of misconduct, potential conflicts may arise between the organization and the organization's employees. Those conflicts present an even greater risk if the organization's attorney has close professional and personal relationships with those employees, as if often the case with experienced local government attorneys. Baldwin's predicament provides a valuable learning opportunity for any attorney who represents any type of organization.
Baldwin had worked closely with PSU's senior executives first while serving as president of the university's alumni association and later as chair of PSU's Board of Trustees. She was appointed as PSU's general counsel in January 2010 just as the Sandusky criminal investigation was heating up.
A report on the scandal commissioned by PSU and conducted by Louis Freeh, former director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, concluded that PSU's board was not kept adequately informed of the developing scandal and its implications for the university. According to the report, Spanier repeatedly downplayed the importance of the Sandusky investigation throughout 2010 and 2011.
This obfuscation allegedly occurred with Baldwin's assistance or acquiescence even after she learned that criminal charges were likely to be leveled against high ranking PSU officials. Freeh's report suggests that Baldwin repeatedly allowed Spanier to make the final decisions as to when and how the trustees would be updated about the growing scandal.
Potentially even more problematic was Baldwin's conduct while accompanying Schultz, Curley and Spanier when they testified before the Sandusky grand jury early 2011. When asked if he was represented by counsel, each witness indicated that Baldwin was his attorney. Baldwin was present for these questions and never took advantage of the opportunity to clarify her legal role. When asked directly by the supervising judge if she was representing the witnesses, Baldwin made no distinction between her role as PSU's general counsel and her possible role as counsel to the individuals.
The following year Baldwin testified herself before the grand jury against Schultz, Curley, and Spanier. Her testimony laid the foundation for the state's decision in November 2012 to indict Spanier and to levy additional charges against Schultz and Curley.
All three men now claim that Baldwin led them to assume that she was representing them individually in addition to representing PSU. Schultz, Curley and Spanier argue that they, not PSU, controlled the attorney-client privilege that applied to their confidential conversations. If true, then Baldwin breached her duty of confidentiality to the three PSU officials when she testified before the grand jury about her conversations with them.
The three defendants have asked the Pennsylvania state court to dismiss the charges based on Baldwin's (alleged) misconduct and the prosecutor's (alleged) knowledge of that misconduct. Spanier recently filed a similar motion in federal court. "I think this was a crashing failure of due process," says Spanier's current attorney Elizabeth Ainslie, "No one explained to Graham Spanier that the person he thought was his lawyer was not his lawyer."
The first state court judge to review the issue declined to reach the merits of the motion due to jurisdictional issues but indicated even if the allegations were true the prosecutions could proceed.
In his opinion the judge observed that Baldwin arguably demonstrated "poor judgment and/or improper ethical conduct in her handling of the investigation." Quoting a law review article on the roles of general counsel, the judge commented, "A contemporary general counsel often occupies other roles as well [besides advising the board and senior management], each complex and interlinked . . . [A] general counsel's position has often been characterized as ambiguous. . . . [N]ot all occupants of the position succeed in balancing multiple roles in either a professional or socially satisfactory manner."
I want to be clear that we don't know for sure whether Cynthia Baldwin acted inappropriately. As far as I can tell, no state bar ethics charges have been filed against Baldwin. The Freeh report, one source of troubling allegations about Baldwin, has come under heavy criticism for alleged errors and omissions. But if the allegations raised by that report or by Spanier and his co-defendants are true then Baldwin clearly failed to satisfy her professional responsibility obligations several times over.
Pennsylvania's rules of professional conduct are similar to ours here in North Carolina. Rule 1.13 governs the obligations of organizational attorneys. The rule demands ultimate loyalty to the organization's governing board. If the attorney knows of misconduct by employees that could be imputed to the organization and cause substantial injury to the organization, that attorney is obligated to report the issue to the governing board if the issue is not resolved satisfactorily by other organizational officials. When dealing with the organization's employees, the attorney must explain the true identify of her client when the attorney has reason to believe that the interests of the organization may be adverse to the interests of individual employees.
Baldwin's alleged failure to keep the PSU trustees informed about the Sandusky investigation would clearly violate Rule 1.13. Her apparent legal relationships with Schultz, Curley, and Spanier would violate not only Rule 1.13 but also Rule 4.3, which prohibits giving legal advice to unrepresented parties that are likely to be in conflict with the attorney's client. And her failure to clarify her representational role to the grand jury judge may have violated Rule 3.3, which requires candor to the court.
What should Baldwin have done better? Lots.
She should not have abdicated to Spanier her role as legal advisor to the board. She should have realized immediately that PSU's interests were likely to conflict with the interests of those PSU officials who, like Schultz, Curley, and Spanier, may have known about the Sandusky allegations long before they became public. And she should have remembered perhaps the most important ethical rule when representing organizations: the attorney represents the organization, not its employees, and must never give its employees reason to think otherwise.
Local government attorneys should keep Cynthia Baldwin in mind when they confront situations in which the interests of their government colleagues could diverge from the interests of their local governments. Regardless of how close the attorney's relationship might be with the manager or the police chief or the mayor, the attorney needs to put the interests of the organization above the interests of the individual. And the attorney needs to make sure that individuals involved know where the attorney's loyalty lies.
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Willard Van Dyke
Willard Van Dyke (December 5, 1906 – January 23, 1986) was an American filmmaker, photographer, arts administrator, teacher, and former director of the film department at the Museum of Modern Art. Van Dyke went to the University of California, dropping out for a time to avoid taking an ROTC course. Van Dyke's involvement with photography started when he was young. He recalled that "I had been playing around with a camera and developing my own pictures since I was 12 years of age." In 1928, he went to see a photographic exhibition at the Palace of the Legion of Honor in San Francisco, where he not only saw some Edward Weston's work but met him. It was a life-changing experience. In 1928, he apprenticed with Edward Weston and by 1932 co-founded Group f/64, with Imogen Cunningham, Ansel Adams, and Weston. The group's approach emphasized both sharp and deep focus (sometimes called straight photography) in contrast with the painterly approach of many other photographers. Van Dyke soon abandoned still photography, saying in a 1982 documentary based on his life that he did not want to compete with his closest friend, Weston. Van Dyke's photographs were marked by a tendency to address social issues, as in portraits of migrant workers, as well as purely formal subjects. This interest apparently led him to documentary films. "The effects of the Depression were very disturbing to me, and I felt anxious to promote change," he once said to an interviewer. "I was young and impatient, and felt that the documentary film would more effectively communicate issues to more people than would still photography." (New York Times) He also suggested that he abandoned photography because he did not want to compete with his closest friend, Weston. In 1935, Van Dyke moved to New York City and began making documentary films. He served as a cameraman on The River (1938) directed by Pare Lorentz. He also worked with NYKINO, the film organization that involved Paul Strand, Ralph Steiner, and Henri Cartier-Bresson. His film The City (1939) with Steiner, ran for two years at the New York World's Fair of 1939. During World War II, he worked the OWI Overseas Motion Picture Bureau, acting as liaison officer between the OWI and a Hollywood writers. From 1946 to 1965, he was a producer/director of films for television and in the field of adult education. He directed films for the CBS Television programs, The Twentieth Century and The Twenty-First Century. In 1948, Van Dyke made the documentary film The Photographer about Edward Weston. In 1960, he was nominated with Shirley Clarke and Irving Jacoby for an Academy Award for the short documentary film Skyscraper (1959). The Academy Film Archive has preserved a few of Willard Van Dyke's films, including The 21st Century/The Shape of Films To Come, Journey Into Medicine, and The American Scene Number 6: Steel Town. Van Dyke was director of the Department of Film at the Museum of Modern Art from 1965 to 1974, overseeing the expansion of the department's archives and exhibitions, and he started two programs for showing the work of avant-garde and documentary film makers. He introduced the work of modern and fellow documentary photographers and was credited with enhancing photography's position as a serious art form. While director of the Department of Film, Mr. Van Dyke served as president of the Robert Flaherty International Film Seminars, as chairman of the faculty at the first cinema session of the Salzburg Seminar in American Studies, and as vice-president of the International Federation of Film Archives (FIAF). From 1976 he was a trustee and chairman of the Film Advisory Committee of the American Federation of Arts. After leaving the Museum of Modern Art in 1977, he became a professor at the State University of New York at Purchase, and founded its film program and remained there until 1981. In 1978, Van Dyke was awarded the George Eastman Award, given by George Eastman House for distinguished contribution to the art of film.
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NBA Playoff picture different with Lakers early out
Ted Sevransky
The Western Conference Playoff picture looks very different today than it did at the start of the NBA playoffs just 10 days ago.
One thing is absolutely certain – the LA Lakers, who lead the NBA in titles (five) and Finals appearances (seven) here in the 21st century – will not be competing for the title in 2013. LA's short and sour playoff run ended with their fourth consecutive beatdown at the hands of the Spurs at the Staples Center this past Sunday.
Without injured veterans Kobe Bryant, Steve Nash, Steve Blake, Jodie Meeks and Metta World Peace in the lineup, Mike D'Antoni's squad showed plenty of quit in their series against the Spurs: 0-4 SU, 0-4 ATS, losing their home games at the Staples Center by 21 and 31 points.
Joining the Lakers as "non-competitive playoff entrants," the Houston Rockets face an 0-3 series deficit and were home underdogs for Game 4 on Monday night. No NBA team has ever rallied from a 0-3 series deficit to win, and Kevin McHale's squad doesn't have the feel of a squad poised to become the first in NBA history to accomplish that task.
That leaves me with six teams to seriously consider in the Western Conference. All have at least one fundamental flaw; virtually ensuring we're going to have an exciting and dramatic stretch of NBA basketball over the five weeks as the playoff picture shakes out.
Oklahoma City was the single best point spread team in the NBA during the regular season. They finished in the Top 3 in points per game, field goal percentage and three point shooting percentage on offense, with the No. 2 defensive field goal percentage allowed and No. 5 rebounding margin.
OKC reached the Finals against Miami last June and has the 1 seed in the West, ensuring home court advantage for the first three rounds of the playoffs. But no team in the playoffs suffered a more devastating injury than the Thunder losing All Star point guard Russell Westbrook for the rest of the season following their Game 2 win over the Rockets.
Without Westbrook in the lineup, backups Reggie Jackson and Derek Fisher combined for just two assists between them in Game 3.
Kevin Durant, talking about his offensive flow after the game: "I didn't feel the same." Derek Fisher: "We're still grieving, so to speak, as a team." Replacing an All Star at the most important position in basketball at this stage of the season – an All Star that had never missed a single game in his five-year NBA career – is no easy task.
San Antonio is the team that gains the most from Westbrook's injury. The Spurs can't match OKC's impressive statistical profile, but Gregg Popovich's four championship rings in the Tim Duncan era speak for themselves.
That being said, the last time the Spurs won a title (sweeping Cleveland back in 2007), their key contributors included the likes of Bruce Bowen, Robert Horry, Michael Finley, Brent Barry and Jacque Vaughn surrounding Tim Duncan, Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili.
The Spurs "Big Three" are much older now, and all suffered significant injury concerns during the regular season. It remains to be seen whether the likes of Kawhi Leonard, Danny Green, Tiago Splitter, Dejaun Blair and Gary Neal can live up to the high standards set by the Spurs role players and bench during their four championship runs.
LA Clippers head coach Vinny Del Negro has been overmatched in his battle of wits against virtually every other head coach in the league; a factor that genuinely matters when we're talking about Best of Seven series, where coaching adjustments play an enormous role in a team's level of success.
That being said, the Clips have the deepest remaining bench and the best remaining point guard in the West (all apologies to Tony Parker, but Chris Paul is superior). And the Clips play championship level defense; among the leaders in the league in points per game allowed and shooting percentage allowed while leading the league in steals.
After winning their first playoff series since 2006 last year, the Clips are capable of extending that playoff run significantly this spring.
Memphis has only one playoff series victory in the 18-year history of the franchise; a small market squad without superstars on the roster. Zack Randolph and Marc Gasol are All Star caliber low post forces on both ends of the court.
Tayshawn Prince and Tony Allen are defensive minded veterans with championship rings on their fingers from previous NBA stops. And point guard Mike Conley is emerging as an elite level player; dishing 23 assists with only two turnovers as the Grizzlies won a pair of home games by double digit margins over the weekend.
The Grizzlies lack two key components of a championship caliber squad. First, they don't have that go-to scorer during crunch time; a team that lacks a true one-on-one offensive creator. And secondly, the Grizzlies limited bench is as weak as any remaining in the playoffs; a factor that once again hinders their chances of surviving the first round, let alone two more rounds of intense playoff action.
Denver: George Karl's playoff track record is beyond dismal, arguably the single most over-rated NBA head coach of the modern era. And again this year, Karl's Nuggets are on the verge of losing a playoff series as the higher seeded team.
Karl's teams have made the playoffs in each of the previous nine seasons. They got out of the first round exactly once during that entire span, and this year's squad doesn't look poised to break that trend after a complete defensive meltdown following their Game 1 win over the Warriors.
Golden State looks poised to pull off the only first round upset in the West, enjoying a 3-1 series edge as I type this. But after losing All Star forward David Lee to a season ending injury, the Warriors lack both championship caliber depth and a championship caliber defensive mentality.
Their hot shooting – 65%, 53% and 55% in their last three games – has carried them so far, but that's no recipe for continued postseason success against an opponent with a better defensive game plan against Stephen Curry and company.
Bottom line? I'll call it a three-team race in the West, with the Spurs, Thunder and Clippers all live (in that order) to win three series and reach the Finals.
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It shares magnificent views and a swimming pool with two independent cottages in the hamlet. A few steps up to the porch is the entrance where a bench is provided for peaceful, shaded rest!
The front door leads into a large double aspect kitchen/salon. The kitchen is well equipped with ample storage and work units, a gas cooker with extractor fan, toaster, microwave and fridge. The room has a large open wood burning stove (wood provided), a 3-seater sofa and armchair, bookshelves and coffee table. Central heating is provided throughout the rest of the cottage.
Off the salon to the left, there is a large shower room featuring an old stone slab sink and a wonderful open shower. There are deep storage shelves and a separate WC.
Open stairs, which house the washing machine, lead from the bathroom area up to a mezzanine bedroom with twin beds and clothes hanging space. The room has oak beams and a window overlooking the private lane.
To the right of the salon is a staircase leading to a large beamed, sunny bedroom. The room has a double bed, clothes hanging and storage space and a sink with a shaving socket.
The cottage has been refurbished this winter with new windows and oak parquet flooring.
The pool is set away from all the houses (50 metres) and therefore provides a reasonable amount of privacy for guests. The pool is regularly maintained, cleaned and has an efficient heating system regulating the temperature. The pool house has changing rooms and an undercover eating area. There is also a WC, shower, changing area and a line for drying wet towels and bathing costumes. Poolside furniture is provided. Swimming towels are not provided.


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Silence for one or two minutes is included in the Anzac Day ceremony as a sign of respect and a time for reflection.
The idea for the two-minutes silence is said to have originated with Edward George Honey, a Melbourne journalist and First World War veteran who was living in London in 1919. He wrote a letter to the London Evening News in which he appealed for five-minutes' silence, to honour the sacrifice of those who had died during the war.
In October 1919 Sir Percy Fitzpatrick, a South African, suggested a period of silence on Armistice Day in all the countries of the empire. Throughout the war, whenever South African troops suffered heavy losses on the Western Front, a period of silence had been observed at noon in Cape Town. Fitzpatrick's suggestion was presented to King George V, who readily agreed to the proposal. But after a trial with the Grenadier guards at Buckingham Palace, at which both Honey and Fitzpatrick were present, the period of silence was shortened to two minutes. It is unclear whether Honey and Fitzpatrick ever met or discussed ideas about the silence.
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Q: Table creation - foreign key constraint incorrectly formed I'm creating a database for a zoo for a project, and when I try to create the table "Lives" with a primary key from the table "Animals" i get an error
CREATE TABLE Department
    (DeptName       VARCHAR(35),
     DeptBuilding   VARCHAR(35),
     DeptBudget     VARCHAR(9),
     PRIMARY KEY(DeptName)
    );

CREATE TABLE Animals
    (AnimalID       CHAR(5),
     NameLatin      VARCHAR(35),
     DeptName       VARCHAR(35),
     AnimalType     VARCHAR(10),
     AnimalName     VARCHAR(10),
     PRIMARY KEY(AnimalID),
     FOREIGN KEY(DeptName) REFERENCES Department(DeptName) ON DELETE SET NULL
    );

CREATE TABLE Houses
    (HouseID        CHAR(5),
     HouseName      VARCHAR(35),
     TypeHouse      VARCHAR(10),
     DeptName       VARCHAR(35),
     PRIMARY KEY(HouseID),
     FOREIGN KEY(DeptName) REFERENCES Department(DeptName) ON DELETE SET NULL
    );

CREATE TABLE Lives
    (AnimalID       CHAR(5),
     HouseID        CHAR(5),
     PRIMARY KEY(AnimalID, HouseID),
     FOREIGN KEY(AnimalID) REFERENCES Animals(AnimalID) ON DELETE SET NULL,
     FOREIGN KEY(HouseID) REFERENCES Houses(HouseID) ON DELETE SET NULL
    );

I expected it to create the table but i get: "Foreign key constraint is incorrectly formed"

A: I think the problem is the ON DELETE SET NULL.
Given that AnimalID is a column in the PRIMARY KEY of Lives, it's not possible to specify the setting the column to NULL. (The PRIMARY KEY constraint enforces a NOT NULL restriction on the columns in the primary key.)
Try ON DELETE RESTRICT. And then give it a whirl with ON DELETE CASCADE.
If we omit the ON DELETE and ON UPDATE clauses, the default action is NO ACTION, which as far as I can tell operate exactly as if we had specified  RESTRICT.

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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and China have agreed to amend a framework settlement on implementation of multi billion dollars mainline-I undertaking of the Pakistan Railways in a bid to lessen the dimensions of the a whole lot-behind schedule strategically vital scheme and to finish it in three levels.
The selection to break up the venture, which was once planned to be completed in 3 years, shows that paintings on the unmarried-largest venture of the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) will now take as a minimum six years to complete – from the day of its groundbreaking.
It has been agreed to reduce the duration of the project from 1,872km to around 1,680 km, in keeping with the government sources. The authorities has also decided to exclude the factor of building a brand new 163km long double line between Karachi and Hyderabad from the scope of the framework settlement.
It has been determined that this issue can be carried out on Public-Private Partnership or Build Operate and Transfer Basis if declared feasible after the commercial and monetary feasibility observe, said sources in the Ministry of Railways.
Similarly, the Havelian-Textile rail music has also been excluded from the venture. The ML-I project may be finished at the Engineering Procurement and Construction (EPC) mode under a sovereign deal.
But just like the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) government, the government of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PT) has also did not determine whether the Chinese loan for the ML-I task might be taken on the books of the Finance Ministry or that of the Ministry of Railways. In case the loan is taken on the books of the Finance Ministry, its servicing will also be the duty of the federal authorities.
An addendum to framework settlement might be signed to amend the Article-II to enforce the ML-I assignment in three levels. According to sources inside the Ministry of Planning and Development, the complement agreement will be signed all through Prime Minister Imran Khan's upcoming visit to China. Khan will visit China on April 27 on an invite of Chinese President Xi Jinping.
The original plan was to assemble and upgrade the rail infrastructure among Peshawar and Karachi in two levels and to finish it via 2022. However, so far, both the perimeters are at the level of completing the feasibility observe.
The sources said the Chinese consortium will post the file by April 15 on the feasibility layout on the way to provide a base for calculating the value of the challenge. Originally, it were estimated that the assignment would cost $8.2 billion, making it the single largest scheme under CPEC.
According to the unique framework agreement of May 2017, China will provide eighty five% of the undertaking fee as a concessionary loan. The undertaking has been declared strategically critical by means of both countries.
This month Minister for Planning Khusro Bakhtiar had stated the authorities has determined to split the challenge into more than two stages and to drop some sections that were part of the authentic plan of constructing 1,872-kilometer long line of the Pakistan Railways. The cupboard had approved to installation an implementation committee to check price, scope, and financing of the ML-I assignment.
Under the section-I of the assignment, four sections might be completed in a period of 3 to four years. Except for one, almost some of these section might be built from Rawalpindi to Lahore.
A fifty two-km-lengthy 2nd line for walking 120km in keeping with hour high-pace train might be comprised of Kaluwai to Pindora. The different sections consist of upgrading of Nawabshah-Rohri section of 183km, Lalamusa-Rawalpindi phase of 118km, and Lahore-Lalamusa phase of 132km. The upgrading of Walton Railway Academy with a discounted scope is likewise a part of phase one.
In the second section to be able to also take over three years to finish, Multan-Lahore segment and Kaimari-Hyderabad section could be built. The dry port at Havelian can also be part of the second segment however its scope has been reduced.
In the third section, Pakistan and China have agreed to assemble a Rawalpindi-Peshawar segment and Hyderabad-Multan phase. The Taxila-Havelian track has been dropped from the ML-I scope.
The sources stated Chinese contractors have the technical ability and financial muscle mass to complete the 3 phases simultaneously however the Pakistan Railways can not afford to shut its commercial site visitors and the venture must be applied in levels to be able to take extra time.
Secondly, Pakistan does not have enough financial space to allocate the rupee thing in the improvement finances in a single pass. At present, the Pakistan Railways is choosing up less than four% of the traffic quantity of the us of a, which the authorities intends to growth to at least 20% by way of 2025.


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from swampdragon import route_handler
from swampdragon.route_handler import ModelRouter, BaseRouter
import time
from dataset_manager.enums import ComputingStateType
from dataset_manager.facades import DatasetFacade, VideoFacade
from dataset_manager.dragon_serializers import DatasetSerializer, VideoSerializer, FeaturesSerializer
from dataset_manager.models import Dataset, Video

class DatasetRouter(ModelRouter):
    route_name = 'dataset'
    serializer_class = DatasetSerializer
    model = Dataset
    valid_verbs = BaseRouter.valid_verbs + ['prepare_dataset', 'scan_video_folder', 'prepare_videos', 'detect_shot_boundaries', 'extract_features', 'model_arousal']

    def create(self, **kwargs):
        # Check if name already exists, return error if yes, create else
        name = kwargs["name"]
        if DatasetFacade.dataset_name_exists(name):
            self.send({"error": {"message": "A dataset with this name already exists.", "type": "dataset_name"}})
        else:
            try:
                super(DatasetRouter, self).create(**kwargs)
            except:
                self.send({"error": {"message": "A problem occured when trying to create the dataset.", "type": "creation_error"}})

    def get_object(self, **kwargs):
        return self.model.objects.get(pk=kwargs['id'])

    def get_query_set(self, **kwargs):
        return self.model.objects.all()

    def prepare_dataset(self, dataset_id):
        DatasetFacade.prepare(dataset_id)

    def scan_video_folder(self, dataset_id):
        DatasetFacade.scan_video_folder(dataset_id)

    def prepare_videos(self, dataset_id, overwrite=False):
        DatasetFacade.prepare_videos(dataset_id, overwrite=overwrite)

    def detect_shot_boundaries(self, dataset_id, configuration):
        DatasetFacade.detect_shot_boundaries(dataset_id, configuration)

    def extract_features(self, dataset_id, feature_types, overwrite=False):
        DatasetFacade.extract_features(dataset_id, feature_types, overwrite=overwrite)

    def model_arousal(self, dataset_id, feature_types, overwrite=False):
        DatasetFacade.model_arousal(dataset_id, feature_types, overwrite=overwrite)

class VideoRouter(ModelRouter):
    route_name = 'video'
    serializer_class = VideoSerializer
    model = Video

    valid_verbs = BaseRouter.valid_verbs + ['get_feature', 'evaluate_sbd']

    def get_object(self, **kwargs):
        return self.model.objects.get(pk=kwargs['id'])

    def get_query_set(self, **kwargs):
        return self.model.objects.filter(dataset__id=kwargs['dataset_id'])

    def get_feature(self, video_id, feature_type):
        feature = VideoFacade.get_video_feature(video_id, feature_type)
        serializer = FeaturesSerializer(instance=feature)
        serialized_feature = serializer.serialize()
        self.send(serialized_feature)

    def evaluate_sbd(self, video_id):
        try:
            VideoFacade.evaluate_sbd(video_id)
            self.send({"state": ComputingStateType.SUCCESS})
        except:
            self.send({"state": ComputingStateType.FAILED})

# Register routers
route_handler.register(DatasetRouter)
route_handler.register(VideoRouter)

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We'll Always Have Ridiculous Parisian Tourist Guides
Talk to a certain kind of Parisian, and you'll find that he knows he lives in the best city in the world. Why shouldn't he? No place is more beautiful: yellow light dancing on water; gamine women moving like Degas's ballerinas; dignified men posing on benches like Rodin's "Thinker"; and miracles of leavened puff pastry lining every block. (To say nothing of the wine, the cheese, or the bounty of the flying buttress.) It's one of the most visited sites in the world, as the capital's citoyens are well aware. Parisians have a right to be proud of their Gallic paradise. But pride makes them less than unceasingly accommodating when foreigners descend, their the-customer-is-always-right ethos jotted onto stolen hotel stationery and pulled, crumpled, out of Gucci bags and fanny packs.
With this in mind, the city's Chamber of Commerce and Industry has partnered with its Regional Tourism Council to create a guide for the hospitality sector, "Do You Speak Touriste." Economic recession is back upon France, and shopkeepers, hotel owners, and restaurateurs have little reason to perpetuate the stereotype of the snobby frog. The local government is trying to help, with tips on how to handle the swarms thronging the ville-lumière, who may not exclusively agree that the Parisian is always right.
The actual text of the guide, to a reader sensitive to political correctness, is a laundry list of pigeonholes, which might, upon browsing, induce a bugging out of the eyes—a shock at once of effrontery and recognition.
Some years ago, the Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Zizek read national personality—in fact, "existential attitude"—into the place where we, well, shit. In his words: "The three basic types of toilet form an excremental correlative-counterpoint to the Lévi-Straussian triangle of cooking (the raw, the cooked and the rotten)." It's worth extracurricular reading, if only to see the overlaps with "Do You Speak Touriste."
Germans, as Zizek had told us, require consistency, clarity, precision, and cleanliness: they're thorough examiners, you might say. For these grand Teutons, the guide reminds us, "the handshake is customary." It illustrates their entry with a blond cartoon couple that seems to have found a beer garden beneath some lanterns by Notre Dame.
Italians, an impatient people, are family-oriented. They love amusement parks, and "will be very touched by a little attention given to their children." They expect mastery of their tongue, and will be casual with you in adopting informal address.
The Spanish, romantics and late diners, ought to be reminded about opening and closing times. The Dutch are looking for what's free, and appreciate "original suggestions" for shopping. The English will reference architectural settings, and they like being called by their first names. They've got a distinct need for fun. To the Belgians, hip cats looking for whatever's new in town, manners matter—always make sure that your Belgian interlocutor actually speaks French—and so does "free wireless," the guide reports between parentheses, and with some telling ellipses: those guys…
The guide notes that no one will spend less money in the capital than the non-Parisian French visitors. Its purview expands beyond Europe, too. Brazilians are warm and readily tactile. They plan their trips in advance, are comfortable with taxi service, and, like the Belgians, appreciate availability of wireless access. (Very modern, non?)
The American, Anglo-Saxon by national heritage, "does not hesitate to introduce himself by his first name." Americans cross the Atlantic for the gardens and the parks and, as the illustration of a mixed-race couple would indicate, the Moulin Rouge, not to mention (it hardly bears saying) the food. But on their clock—in America, time is, of course, money, and dinner will come at 6 P.M. Americans "particularly appreciate Parisian refinement," but when you tend to them, pay no mind to brusque and discrete French cultural codes: the guide stresses time and again "le full-service." At no moment shall you forget American expectations: bespoke service, impeccable English, and anticipation of their needs "at every step of their stay." "Alert," the guide says, next to an urgent exclamation point encased in a pink triangle: Americans have to be assured about costs.
The Chinese, on the other hand, put luxury shopping above all. They'll visit Versailles and sniff out designer brands anywhere they can. A simple smile and hello in their language will satisfy them just fine.
The Japanese, when in town, expect comfort, cleanliness, and excellence. They'll take guided tours, bow in greeting as opposed to shaking hands, and they won't complain—until they're back in Japan (in the manner of certain Yelp reviewers). The guide warns that "they are in Paris in an unknown context, and strongly need to be reassured."
How true this is. It's easy to mock the broad boilerplates of "Do You Speak Touriste," but there is something real to international expectation. Paris syndrome, or Pari shōkōgun in Japanese, is a genuine medical disorder (here's a short documentary about it), named for the experience encountered by the unluckiest visitors to Paris, and caused by the difference between the fantasy of the meringue et macaron and the reality of the "No, I won't heat up that goat-cheese sandwich." Call it extreme culture shock. The phenomenon was first identified in 1986, by Dr. Hiroaki Ota, a Japanese psychiatrist working in France; it's most likely to afflict female Japanese tourists in their thirties, who may have very little time off from work, and who may never before have travelled abroad. The physician Youcef Mahmoudia has described it as an excessively high heart rate that can cause dizziness, shortness of breath, and hallucinations. The Journal of the Nissei Hospital (Vol. 26, No. 2), records a "case of manic-depressive disorder who presented his symptoms, insomnia, fluctuation of mood, aggression, irritation and rise in sex drive, after having begun to stay in Paris … his fantasy and idealization of Paris, characteristic of Paris syndrome, played a great part in his abnormal behaviors searching for his lost youth and love affaire." Manners aside, shopkeepers are rude, public transport smells, and the language barrier intimidates, as do the sheer number of monuments, historical and gastronomical. The crisis of pickpockets in the Louvre cannot help.
The Japanese embassy has a hotline to help those suffering from the disorder. Surely those on the other end of the line are versed, too, in Stendhal syndrome, named for the nineteenth-century Frenchman who was overwhelmed by the beauty in Florence: "I was in a sort of ecstasy, from the idea of being in Florence, close to the great men whose tombs I had seen. Absorbed in the contemplation of sublime beauty.… Everything spoke so vividly to my soul. Ah, if I could only forget. I had palpitations of the heart, what in Berlin they call 'nerves.' Life was drained from me. I walked with the fear of falling."
Yearning in summertime to escape to somewhere glorious, maybe even Paris, we must remember that we bring ourselves with us.
Photograph by Stevens Frederic/SIPA/AP.


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Trereife House & Gardens
Newlyn, Penzance, TR20 8TY
Email: trereifepark@btconnect.com
Web: www.trereifepark.co.uk
Ancient Cornish Estate
Trereife House has been the home of the Le Grice family since 1798. The site has been identified by the name from as early as 1201. The name originates from the Cornish for a farmstead in the original ownership or working of the original settler of the homestead of Eruf.
Directly facing the house is a unique parterre. Laid out in 1999 in time for the new millennium, the elaborate parterre was planned out by designer, Lyn Le Grice, to enliven the terrace adjacent to the Queen Anne front of 1904. Divided by a 'ha 'ha' from the parkland if offered a spacious format and a chance of a fresh focus for the garden. A charming feature of the interior of the House are the plasterwork ceilings crafted by skilled Italian journeymen working in Cornwall in the early 1700's. Working in the spirit of these Italian renaissance concepts, the parterre was designed as a series of arabesque interlocking beds laid out in Box, lined in Santolina and in-filled with the vivid blue hue of horizontal Ceanothus. This is cut back each year and grows into silver globes by June. This low lying garden is capped at its end by tall flanking hedges of yew and adds dramatic nuance to the garden. Camellias surround an old oval clay lined pond, which were planted in the 1970's.
The long border running the length of the brick walls has a magnificent wisteria, possibly 150 years old. Large plantings of Agapanthus transform the border in July and August. In February a huge a huge Magnolia Campbelii opens its flowers.
In July and August a long border of lavender runs in a blue scented haze behind a bed of shrub roses. In 2004, seven varieties of Medlars were planted including a rare Iranian Medlar. These line the left hand side of the drive and continue along the top of the 'Ha-Ha' bordering the fields.
These are excellent small trees with beautiful flowers and interesting fruit.
Planted in a walled garden are peaches, nectarines, apricots, plums, cherries, apples and pears. These are grown as fans and Espalieus against the old brick walls.
Approached by its own drive the House, surrounded by parkland where horses, mares and foals often graze. The beautiful St. Michael's Mount may be glimpsed at the end of the tree-lined valley. These qualities convey an impressive welcome to visitors and create a memorable setting for a wedding.
Just off the A30 one mile west of Penzance.
6th May - 30th September
Daily except Saturday
Newlyn Penzance Chygurno Gardens Trengwainton Garden Trewidden Garden