Perched atop one of the highest points in Ranikhet, this ancient mountain home will be one of the most charming stays you've ever been to. This package is ideal for those who want to get away from the noise and the crowds and steep themselves in laidback activities and local culture. You can go cycling along the winding paths of the valley, explore the narrow trails around, try your hand at organic farming, go on a night hike, or if you're in the mood for something more active, go paragliding (not included in package). For those who love nature, you can go leopard tracking and bird watching. Every evening, you'll return to this sturdy stone-hewn house, with wood carvings and traditional paintings, and warm yourself by a bonfire. And in the mornings, you'll awake under a patchwork quilt, with wide open windows gazing out upon gorgeous mountain views.
You'll be staying at a beautiful old stone house set in the midst of apple orchards, in a village about 17 kms from Ranikhet. From the windows, you'll be able to see the fields around, as well as the forests beyond. The house itself is from a bygone era, refurbished to offer basic comforts, and filled with old books, paintings, and wood carvings. Outside the house is a courtyard, where the bonfire is lit every evening.
Please note that this is a wilderness getaway. You'll be using rustic lamps and enjoying evenings in the light of the bonfire. However, the common areas have electricity and charging points.
Check in and settle into your rooms before deciding what to do with your day. You can go for long walks into the forests, visit the local village, try organic farming, or take mountain bikes out for a ride (this is an extra cost). Meals are made from fresh and organic ingredients, and in the evenings, a bonfire keeps you warm. Overnight under warm quilts in your bedroom.
Morning dawns over the peaks and valleys of Ranikhet, and you'll wake up to spectacular views and fresh mountain air. You can try out paragliding if you like (not included in package but can be paid on the spot), or spend a peaceful day in the hammocks and narrow forest trails. The day ends with a bonfire here too.
You'll check in to Daankudi and will be shown to your rooms. The house is an old moutain home built of stone, which means the rooms are cool in summer and warm in winter. Your rooms are clean, cosy, and furnished with a comfortable twin-sharing bed and thick quilts and bedding, as well as a cupboard for storage. The food cooked here is delicious and made from fresh, organic ingredients.
You'll have the whole day to explore this gorgeous property and the activities around. All meals are included in your package today, from breakfast to dinner.
Dig into a hearty breakfast, and take one last walk around the property. After that, it's time to check out.
You'll be staying at Daankudi, in Goluchhina village which is located about 17 kms from Ranikhet.


Bloomed waterfall, pink cloud that invades the flowerbed. Corbeille of flowers and fruits at the window, crowns of pines, soft light of a new morning. A tangle of hands, a look from under the pillow, we stay embraced in the bed, our secret garden.
Silk is a natural wonder. The outer windings from the cocoon of the mulberry tree moth, it is strong, durable and, as discovered several millenia ago in China, is weavable into the most beautiful of fabrics. The thread itself is triangular in cross-section and, like the prisms demonstrated by Isaac Newton three hundred years ago (and like oil on water or soap bubbles) refracts light at defferent angles to produce a rainbow of colours. Silk, then, as we know, 'shimmers'.
Shangtung silk (from Shangdong in China) is one of the worl'd finest. And like it's namesake, Etro's new Shangtung perfume literally shimmers with radiance. A clear and vibrant fruity opening, mulitfacetted with shades of colour, leads down to the luxuriously smooth peony and rose petal heart where a warm woody musky base of incense and cedar cocoons the whole.
Shangtung perfume, like silk, is an easy wear. It is soft, gentle and smooth, durable and versatile, and is an excellant day-wear scent. But like silk, enhanced with its mandarine and lychee opening, there's a touch of oriental luxury, opulence, and mystery, such that Shangtung represents one of the best defined fragrances from the Etro house in years.


VOSCA Corporation is a well reputed organization dealing with the manufacturing and supplying of Day Countdown Clock and other relative products. We have established strong customer relationships by providing innovative, user-friendly and high quality products that are manufactured in our sound infrastructure. Our mission is to find better quality aftermarket parts to compete favorable with genuine part and to provide a better service than what is presently available.
90.5 x 55.5 x 6.1 mm, credit card type, pocket size, day countdown clock. Big area for logo or AD slogan imprint. The ideal timely gift for family, friends, and business associates.
Three keys on the front. If it is necessary to avoid unexpected entery of "Set", and ":00" keys, the "Set" key can be moved to the rear side under battery cover, and ":00" key can be eliminated.
We offer various Countdown Clocks, such as Countdown Timer, Event Countdown Clock and Credit Card Size Day Countdown Clock.
Dear Sir/Madam, I'm interested in Day Countdown Clock, CD200 that your company provides. Would you kindly contact me with your detailed product information and FOB price? Thanks.
VOSCA Corporation's products have always been known for quality, reliability and solid performance, making our Clock becomes the most specified brand in the Electronic Supplies business. We use high grade quality raw materials for processing our Day Countdown Clock. We also customize these products in various dimensions as per the client's specified requirement and detail.


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package io.katharsis.dispatcher.controller.resource;

import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.ObjectMapper;
import io.katharsis.dispatcher.controller.BaseControllerTest;
import io.katharsis.dispatcher.controller.HttpMethod;
import io.katharsis.queryParams.RequestParams;
import io.katharsis.request.dto.DataBody;
import io.katharsis.request.dto.RequestBody;
import io.katharsis.request.dto.ResourceRelationships;
import io.katharsis.request.path.JsonPath;
import io.katharsis.request.path.ResourcePath;
import io.katharsis.resource.mock.models.Project;
import io.katharsis.resource.mock.models.Task;
import io.katharsis.resource.mock.models.User;
import io.katharsis.resource.mock.repository.TaskToProjectRepository;
import io.katharsis.resource.mock.repository.UserToProjectRepository;
import io.katharsis.resource.registry.ResourceRegistry;
import io.katharsis.response.BaseResponse;
import io.katharsis.response.ResourceResponse;
import org.junit.Test;

import java.util.Collections;

import static org.assertj.core.api.Assertions.assertThat;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.mock;

public class RelationshipsResourcePostTest extends BaseControllerTest {

    private static final String REQUEST_TYPE = HttpMethod.POST.name();
    private static final ObjectMapper OBJECT_MAPPER = new ObjectMapper();
    private static final RequestParams REQUEST_PARAMS = new RequestParams(OBJECT_MAPPER);

    @Test
    public void onValidRequestShouldAcceptIt() {
        // GIVEN
        JsonPath jsonPath = pathBuilder.buildPath("tasks/1/relationships/project");
        ResourceRegistry resourceRegistry = mock(ResourceRegistry.class);
        RelationshipsResourcePost sut = new RelationshipsResourcePost(resourceRegistry, typeParser);

        // WHEN
        boolean result = sut.isAcceptable(jsonPath, REQUEST_TYPE);

        // THEN
        assertThat(result).isTrue();
    }

    @Test
    public void onNonRelationRequestShouldDenyIt() {
        // GIVEN
        JsonPath jsonPath = new ResourcePath("tasks");
        ResourceRegistry resourceRegistry = mock(ResourceRegistry.class);
        RelationshipsResourcePost sut = new RelationshipsResourcePost(resourceRegistry, typeParser);

        // WHEN
        boolean result = sut.isAcceptable(jsonPath, REQUEST_TYPE);

        // THEN
        assertThat(result).isFalse();
    }

    @Test
    public void onExistingResourcesShouldAddToOneRelationship() throws Exception {
        // GIVEN
        RequestBody newTaskBody = new RequestBody();
        DataBody data = new DataBody();
        newTaskBody.setData(data);
        data.setType("tasks");
        data.setAttributes(OBJECT_MAPPER.createObjectNode().put("name", "sample task"));
        data.setRelationships(new ResourceRelationships());

        JsonPath taskPath = pathBuilder.buildPath("/tasks");
        ResourcePost resourcePost = new ResourcePost(resourceRegistry, typeParser, OBJECT_MAPPER);

        // WHEN -- adding a task
        BaseResponse taskResponse = resourcePost.handle(taskPath, new RequestParams(new ObjectMapper()), newTaskBody);

        // THEN
        assertThat(taskResponse.getData()).isExactlyInstanceOf(Task.class);
        Long taskId = ((Task) (taskResponse.getData())).getId();
        assertThat(taskId).isNotNull();

        /* ------- */

        // GIVEN
        RequestBody newProjectBody = new RequestBody();
        data = new DataBody();
        newProjectBody.setData(data);
        data.setType("projects");
        data.setAttributes(OBJECT_MAPPER.createObjectNode().put("name", "sample project"));

        JsonPath projectPath = pathBuilder.buildPath("/projects");

        // WHEN -- adding a project
        ResourceResponse projectResponse = resourcePost.handle(projectPath, new RequestParams(OBJECT_MAPPER), newProjectBody);

        // THEN
        assertThat(projectResponse.getData()).isExactlyInstanceOf(Project.class);
        assertThat(((Project) (projectResponse.getData())).getId()).isNotNull();
        assertThat(((Project) (projectResponse.getData())).getName()).isEqualTo("sample project");
        Long projectId = ((Project) (projectResponse.getData())).getId();
        assertThat(projectId).isNotNull();

        /* ------- */

        // GIVEN
        RequestBody newTaskToProjectBody = new RequestBody();
        data = new DataBody();
        newTaskToProjectBody.setData(data);
        data.setType("projects");
        data.setId(projectId.toString());

        JsonPath savedTaskPath = pathBuilder.buildPath("/tasks/" + taskId + "/relationships/project");
        RelationshipsResourcePost sut = new RelationshipsResourcePost(resourceRegistry, typeParser);

        // WHEN -- adding a relation between task and project
        BaseResponse projectRelationshipResponse = sut.handle(savedTaskPath, new RequestParams(OBJECT_MAPPER), newTaskToProjectBody);
        assertThat(projectRelationshipResponse).isNotNull();

        // THEN
        TaskToProjectRepository taskToProjectRepository = new TaskToProjectRepository();
        Project project = taskToProjectRepository.findOneTarget(taskId, "project", REQUEST_PARAMS);
        assertThat(project.getId()).isEqualTo(projectId);
    }

    @Test
    public void onExistingResourcesShouldAddToManyRelationship() throws Exception {
        // GIVEN
        RequestBody newUserBody = new RequestBody();
        DataBody data = new DataBody();
        newUserBody.setData(data);
        data.setType("users");
        data.setAttributes(OBJECT_MAPPER.createObjectNode().put("name", "sample user"));
        data.setRelationships(new ResourceRelationships());

        JsonPath taskPath = pathBuilder.buildPath("/users");
        ResourcePost resourcePost = new ResourcePost(resourceRegistry, typeParser, OBJECT_MAPPER);

        // WHEN -- adding a user
        BaseResponse taskResponse = resourcePost.handle(taskPath, new RequestParams(new ObjectMapper()), newUserBody);

        // THEN
        assertThat(taskResponse.getData()).isExactlyInstanceOf(User.class);
        Long userId = ((User) (taskResponse.getData())).getId();
        assertThat(userId).isNotNull();

        /* ------- */

        // GIVEN
        RequestBody newProjectBody = new RequestBody();
        data = new DataBody();
        newProjectBody.setData(data);
        data.setType("projects");
        data.setAttributes(OBJECT_MAPPER.createObjectNode().put("name", "sample project"));

        JsonPath projectPath = pathBuilder.buildPath("/projects");

        // WHEN -- adding a project
        ResourceResponse projectResponse = resourcePost.handle(projectPath, new RequestParams(OBJECT_MAPPER), newProjectBody);

        // THEN
        assertThat(projectResponse.getData()).isExactlyInstanceOf(Project.class);
        assertThat(((Project) (projectResponse.getData())).getId()).isNotNull();
        assertThat(((Project) (projectResponse.getData())).getName()).isEqualTo("sample project");
        Long projectId = ((Project) (projectResponse.getData())).getId();
        assertThat(projectId).isNotNull();

        /* ------- */

        // GIVEN
        RequestBody newTaskToProjectBody = new RequestBody();
        data = new DataBody();
        newTaskToProjectBody.setData(Collections.singletonList(data));
        data.setType("projects");
        data.setId(projectId.toString());

        JsonPath savedTaskPath = pathBuilder.buildPath("/users/" + userId + "/relationships/assignedProjects");
        RelationshipsResourcePost sut = new RelationshipsResourcePost(resourceRegistry, typeParser);

        // WHEN -- adding a relation between user and project
        BaseResponse projectRelationshipResponse = sut.handle(savedTaskPath, new RequestParams(OBJECT_MAPPER), newTaskToProjectBody);
        assertThat(projectRelationshipResponse).isNotNull();

        // THEN
        UserToProjectRepository userToProjectRepository = new UserToProjectRepository();
        Project project = userToProjectRepository.findOneTarget(userId, "assignedProjects", REQUEST_PARAMS);
        assertThat(project.getId()).isEqualTo(projectId);
    }
}

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A volleyball player says she had a secret relationship with Emiliano Sala and spoke to him just hours before the footballer died in a plane crash over the Channel.
Luiza Ungerer, 31, claims to have last seen the Cardiff City star on his birthday, one week before the tragic incident.
The Brazilian said that she met the 28-year-old while they were both playing for teams in France.
Luiza, who plays for Beziers Angels in France, told news site Globo that it was Sala's dream to play in the Premier League, which he was heading to do when he was killed after a record £15million signing.
She says they started speaking over social media in September 2017, adding he was 'very happy' to be heading to Cardiff from Nantes.
She said that Sala was a 'simple person' with a pure heart and had no bad intentions. Luiza described him being surprised when people praised him in the street for his performances on the pitch.
Luiza said she clung onto hope after Sala disappeared because hope was all she had in the immediate aftermath.
Sala died from massive injuries to his head and chest and could only be identified by his fingerprints, an inquest heard yesterday.
Police announced last week that a body recovered from the plane wreckage was that of the Argentinean striker.
The family released a statement thanking the public for their support at what they described as ' the most painful time of our lives'.
Sala was flying to start his new life in the UK from Nantes in France after his £15million signing to Cardiff FC when the plane went down.
Last week Sala's girlfriend Berenice Schkair posted a picture on Instagram of a rose stuck into the sand next to the sea.
Mr Ibbotson's daughter, sister and nephew were among loved ones paying respects to the 60-year-old gas engineer, part time pilot and devoted family man.
His younger sister Helen Kapatysulias wrote: 'To David, my gentle brother. I have so many memories of you, mine is of you when you were coming home from school, you used to pick me up and carry me home. I will lock these memories in my heart forever.
'All I would like is to see your face, smiling, cheekily, again. I know you're safe wherever you are. I pray that one day I will see you again, my gentle Big Brother.


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Ōtsu-e (japanisch ) sind schlichte Farbholzschnitte oder Malereien auf Papier mit buddhistischen oder humoristischen Motiven, die in der Edo-Zeit in der Stadt Ōtsu verkauft wurden.

Ōtsu am Biwa-See war die letzte Station der Überlandstraßen Tōkaidō und Nakasendō, bevor die Hauptstadt Kyōto erreicht wurde, bzw. die erste Station nach Kyōto. Daher hießen die Bilder auch "Bilder von der Straßenabzweigung" (, michiwake-e). Eine Attraktion in Ōtsu war und ist der Tempel Mii-dera, der auch in den Acht Ansichten des Biwa-Sees gewürdigt wird. Ōtsu war also entsprechend stark von Reisenden frequentiert, die die Ōtsu-e als Heiligenbilder oder einfach als Andenken mitnahmen.

Es ist nicht bekannt, seit wann es diese Bilder gibt, Hishikawa Moronobu weist jedenfalls in einer Beschreibung der Gegend um 1690 auf sie hin. Unter den Bildern mit buddhistischen Inhalten war der "Blaue Kongō" populär, der von den Anhängern des Volksglaubens Kōshin () verehrt wurde. Unter den weltlich-humoristischen Bildern waren der "Teufel [Oni] als Buddha" und das "Wisterien-Fräulein" besonders beliebt.

Wie die Beispiele zeigen, ist für die Ōtsu-Bilder die Farbgestaltung in Schwarz, Braun, Rot, zu der gelegentlich auch Weiß kommt, auf gelbgetöntem Papier typisch. Die Abmessungen betragen 30–50 cm (Höhe) und 25–35 cm (Breite).

Unter den Bildern finden sich:
 Bilder mit buddhistischen Darstellungen
 Amidha Buddha (, Amida butsu)
 Dreizehn Buddhas (, jūsan butsu)
 Blauer Kongō (, Shōmen kongō)
 Tausendarmige Kannon (, senju Kannon)
 Acala-Wächtergottheit ()
 Weltliche Bilder
 Teufel (Oni) als Buddha-Verkörperung
 Wisteriendame
 Donner-Fürst, der seine eigene Trommel fallen ließ
 Lesende Frau
 Schirm tragende Frau
 Lampe und Angelkorb Tragender
 Falkner
 Benkei mit Langschwert
 Katze und Maus
 u. v. a.

Galerie

Literatur
 Ōtsu-shi rekishi hakubutsukan (Hrsg.): Koto no irodori. 1992.
 S. Noma (Hrsg.): Ōtsu-e. In: Japan. An Illustrated Encyclopedia. Kodansha, 1993. ISBN 4-06-205938-X, S. 1173.

Weblinks

Holzschnitt
Japanische Malerei

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text:
Q: Unable to merge new file from trunk to my branch Here are my steps:

*

*switch from trunk to my branch

*perform a merge from a trunks subdirectory to my branch subdirectory, i.e.
svn merge https:.../trunk/Class@2209 https:...branches/mybranch/Class@HEAD /Users/me/.../Class

The response I get:
--- Merging differences between repository URLs into '/Users/me/.../Class':
   C /Users/me/.../Class/NewFileYouDoNotHave.php
Summary of conflicts:
  Tree conflicts: 1
Revision 2209 is the same revision that NewFileYouDoNotHave.php was added to the trunk. I understand that I want the previous version.  However, the previous trunk revision is older than the branches latest revision.  (so i guess someone updated the branch and didn't include my file).
To correct this I read that the conflict probably originates from svn's confusion on which files are in which revision. So I deleted NewFileYouDoNotHave.php and committed it to trunk.  Then added it and committed it back into trunk.  I switched to my branch and performed the merge again, but I'm still getting the same results.
From my experience this previous week, I know that if I switch back to trunk (right now i'm in the branch) that Subclipse will drop the connection to svn.  I will no longer be able to access the Team menu item and perform svn commands through the Subclipse GUI but I will still be able to run svn commands in terminal.
Skill:noob
SVN: svn, version 1.6.5 (r38866)
Subclipse: 1.0.6
I would really appreciate any advice, insights, etc. !!!

A: When merging you need to be in the working copy of the code base you want to merge to (Branch) Then merge from the Trunk version 2209 to Trunk Head to your working copy.
in other word you are merging in changes from v:2209 to the head of the trunk code to your branch.
[EDIT]
When merging you should remember the code you merge is a range of changes from one branch. so from the Branch you want changes from 2209 to 2221 in the trunk. Select the branch as the working copy, merge from Trunk @ 2209 and merge to Trunk 2221. This will grab changes 2209 to 2221 in the trunk and merge them into the Branch that is your working copy.

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American police might think it's acceptable to force people to unlock smartphones with their fingers, but increasingly U.S. judges are disagreeing. In Idaho, a just-unsealed ruling from Judge Ronald E. Bush said police couldn't demand the owner of a Google Pixel 3 XL use her finger to unlock the phone to allow for a forensic search.
The ruling comes just four months after California judge Kandis Westmore ruled a search warrant did not give police the authority to unlock devices with fingerprints, faces or irises. She said it would have trampled over the Fifth Amendment, which protects Americans from self-incrimination.
There are few details about the Idaho case available. The ruling reveals an unnamed individual is being investigated for possible possession of child pornography. When the police entered a property of interest, they found the Google device in a bathroom. But it was locked and they didn't have the tech to break through Google's encryption to access the data within.
Despite the limited details, Judge Bush request would have violated the individual's Fifth Amendment rights. Judge Bush agreed with Westmore in saying that a fingerprint was "testimonial"—information that an individual willingly gives to the government and can be withheld to protect the person from self-incrimination.
Under the Fifth Amendment, a person is not protected from handing over biometric or bodily information, such as a blood sample or a fingerprint for identification. A cellphone passcode, however, has previously been determined protected because it amounted to information willingly submitted from the suspect's mind. In past cases, fingerprints and faces were not deemed the same as a passcode, even though they had the same effect of opening a device and all the data on the private life of the owner. Police were therefore given permission to force devices open with those biometric features.
But Judge Bush, citing a similar previous ruling in Illinois in 2017 that was overturned, wrote: "The same constitutional heartwood is found in this case, where the use of the individual's biometrics (specifically, the fingerprints) may incriminate the individual by providing evidence of some association or 'relatively significant connection' with the phone and, therefore, its contents.
"In sum, what the government would characterize as innocuous is instead a potentially self-incriminating testimonial communication because it involves the compelled use of biometrics—unique to the individual—to unlock the phone. The Fifth Amendment does not permit such a result."
Judge Bush went further in saying that the warrant would've represented a breach of the Fourth Amendment, which protects citizens from unreasonable searches. He made that assertion simply because the breach of the Fifth inherently meant that the search was unreasonable.
The government is continuing to fight its corner, however. Shortly after Judge Westmore's denial in January, the government obtained warrants to search the phones related to the investigation without the use of biometrics. But later in the month, it also filed a request that her order be vacated, fearing Judge Westmore would continue to deny requests for forced fingerprint unlocks. Indeed, the government said she'd turned down such warrants shortly after her first ruling. A filing from the government on May 1 reiterated its position.
As noted in the government's original protest at Westmore's order, "a live controversy exists here."
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text:
Q: What is instance.constructor.constructor and how does it work? function Person(name) {
    this.name = name;
}

let person1 = new Person("Eve");

person1.constructor; // Output: ƒ Person(name) {}

person1.constructor.constructor; // Output: ƒ Function() { [native code] }

person1.constructor.constructor("console.log(1)"); // Output: ƒ anonymous() {console.log(1)}

person1.constructor.constructor("console.log(1)")(); // Output: 1

Can someone help me to understand person1.constructor.constructor, person1.constructor.constructor("console.log(1)") and person1.constructor.constructor("console.log(1)")()? I do not understand the outputs.

A: The .constructor property of an instance points to the function associated with the internal prototype. As you can see, person1.constructor gives you Person, because person1 was created with new Person (person1's internal prototype is Person.prototype)
What is the Person? It's a function. The .constructor of a function will be the function associated with the internal prototype of that function - that is, the constructor associated with Function.prototype, which is Function, the function constructor:

function Person(name) {
    this.name = name;
}

let person1 = new Person("Eve");

console.log(person1.constructor.constructor === Function);

You can pass strings to new Function to create functions out of them.
person1.constructor.constructor("console.log(1)");

is just like
Function("console.log(1)");

which returns a function that, when called, logs 1.

const fn = Function("console.log(1)");
console.log(fn);
fn();


How many actionable data points are hidden away in your billing and subscription system?
Until now, there have been three approaches to getting data out of Zuora and into other systems: building dev-intensive custom integrations with the Zuora API, partnering with (and paying for) an integration solution provider, or using point-to-point connectors that only pipe data in one direction.
Usermind takes a different approach: Our Zuora integration uses both their REST and SOAP APIs, and because you can define your business logic and automate processes in natural language, you never have to write a line of code.
With Usermind, you can connect business processes between your CRM, marketing automation, transactional email, communication tools, and Zuora — and get actionable insight on those end-to-end processes. And because Usermind handles entity mapping between systems, you can automate communications to the right person at the right time — even though Zuora only stores an email address for the billing contact person.
Let's say we want to optimize our SaaS free trial based on Zuora interactions. We'll add rules to our Journeys in Usermind to define that logic.
First, we'll make sure our entities are appropriately mapped between our systems. For this example, we're using Salesforce, Marketo, and Mixpanel. You could also connect Eloqua, Pardot, HubSpot, or use usage metrics from your custom database or delivered via webhooks. Once mapping is established in Usermind, objects in Zuora will be associated with the appropriate related objects or fields in your other connected systems.
Next, we'll set criteria for successful completion of each stage in our free trial.
For this example, we'll use: Signed up for Free Trial, Entered Billing Information, Successful Payment.
Sound like a lot of work? Here's what it looks like in Usermind.
4. Analyze all of the things!
Because we're capturing all of the data, you can compare cohorts over time, see where travelers are getting stuck, and gain insight into how to improve the journey at each step — based on the analytics of your customers' actual progress.
Historically, it's been difficult to integrate Zuora without expensive, time-consuming custom solutions — and even harder to get meaningful reporting on how billing issues impact your conversion rates.
With Usermind, you can optimize your customer's experience from free trial to renewal, from one centralized hub for data, action, and analytics.


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Well, the main problem here is to be able to act on the client side, and do some rich functionnality ... wait a minute, there is something called Zero Touch Deployment, is there ?
So, here is the scheme : Have a smart client app that gets the info in HTML or XML (with XSLT) through a web service, and print it on the client. put that up on some highly visited site, where printing is an important functionality. Then, on the Web Pages, just test if the client has CLR , and if not(and is runing windows), redirect (with all due respect and info that he needs to install an app to be able to use printing) to .Net Framework redistribuatble installation (With code access security settings that will permit execution and printing, once again after having notified the user). Once the client has CLR, just redirect to smart client app, and pass the necessary request params that will allow the web service to retrieve the document.


Welcome to First Baptist Church's home on the web. I invite you to explore this website as a means of learning more about the character of our community of faith. I encourage you to join us for worship or study, fellowship or service, as we welcome the companionship of everyone who longs to follow Jesus and seeks to make sense of his or her experience in the context of a personal relationship with the God who was in Christ.
First Baptist is a thriving urban church which seeks to provide a compassionate, Christ-like presence in downtown Raleigh while being made up of people who live throughout the metropolitan area. We are Baptist by distinction, ecumenical in scope and global in concern. We are mission-minded, service-oriented and inclusive in spirit and practice. While having a rich heritage of distinguished pastoral leadership, we have just as rich a heritage of strong and thoughtful lay leadership, as devoted men and women form the backbone of this church and its service to Christ and the world.
Worship is the center of church life as we seek to ground everything we do in our primary relationship with God. We are privileged to meet in a majestic 155-year-old sanctuary which inspires awe and reverence. We are blessed with fine sacred music every week and liturgy which blends the best of our Baptist heritage with forms from other Christian traditions. Most of all, the people who call themselves First Baptist Church approach worship with a clear sense of purpose and a deep sense of passion. The warmth and vibrancy of our experience honors the One we worship at least as much as the forms we use.
Yet worship is just the beginning place and perhaps also the ending place of all we do. Worship leads to service and study, fellowship and play, a deeper concern for our neighbors and a yearning to know and learn from those who are different from us. We invite you to join us whenever you can and we assure you that you will be welcome in this community wherever you are on your journey. We are not perfected saints who have all the answers and no doubts. Rather, we are fellow strugglers on a journey who cherish the companions we have and understand how much our shared life is enriched by every new friend we make. We would be honored to have you join us.


This coming Monday (June 5th) starts the 13th edition of the Portland Short Track Series. As always, we plan to make it the most fun summer bike race series in the Northwest and we want you – and your friends and/or family – to come and join the fun!
– NEW race schedule & start times! In order to give racers and volunteers some more time to get to PIR and to better balance racers across the various race heats, we decided to start the races a little later (kids races will start at 5:50pm) and reshuffle the junior and adult categories across 3 race heats (with starting times at 6:15pm, 6:55pm and 7:30pm).
– Updated race categories! Also new this year, we decided to align the series categories with the categories used at the Oregon XC MTB Series, resulting in new age brackets for most age groups. So, if you are a master or junior racer, make sure to familiarize yourself with those changes and double-check what category you will be racing in (using your racing age, i.e. the your age on 12-31-2017).
– Like previous years, the series will run for 8 weeks – from June 5 through July 31 – with a mid-series break (no short track on Mon July 3!), when we'll swap our weekly dose of short track action for a fun-filled day of MTB endurance racing (solo or as a 2-person team) at the Six Hours of Mount Hood (Sunday July 2).
– Online registration for both the series and the 6 Hours of Mt Hood is open now, with race entry fees the same as the last two years!
– You can purchase your Short Track Series Pass online at http://www.portlandracing.com/series-pass-2017.html. With a series pass you will not only save time and money on race day (once you have a pass, you can just come out and race, no pre-start check-in required), but you will also enjoy a weekly priority call-up at the start of your category (in the order you have registered). To top it off, every series pass holder will receive a FREE Short Track pint glass and your name will get entered in our weekly raffle of a bunch of cool prizes (even the weeks that you end up not racing).
– Starting next week, you will also be able to register online for individual short track races through OBRA.
Alright, that's it for now. I'll shoot another email next week with some more updates about this year's series. In the meantime, get your bike and legs all dialed, spread the word among your friends, and if you have any questions, just drop me a line!
PS: VOLUNTEERS WANTED! As always, we need a bunch of volunteers throughout the series to make it all happen. If you are interested and available to help out – in exchange for a FREE SERIES PASS – just email me at kris@portlandracing.com. Open volunteer slots will get filled on a first-come, first-serve basis, with preference going to folks who are able to volunteer at all or most of the races in the series.


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Адгур Шалвович Ина́л-Ипа (30 ноября 1952, г. Сухуми, Абхазская АССР — 18 сентября 1993, г. Сухум) — ученый в области моделирования дистанционного зондирования поверхности Фобоса, техники физического эксперимента, автоматизации физических исследований.

Одним из основоположников компьютерного программирования в Абхазии. Разработанное им программное обеспечение для ЭВМ использовалось в таких областях, как типографика, картография и военное дело.

Биография
Адгур родился 30 ноября 1952 года в Сухуме, в семье известных ученых Шалвы Денисовича Инал-ипа и Миры Константиновны Хотелашвили.

В 1976 окончил физический факультет Тбилисского государственного Университета.

В том же году начал работать в Сухумском Физико-техническом институте в должности инженера-физика.

В 1979—1983 — младший научный сотрудник научно-исследовательской лаборатории по диагностике плазмы при Абхазского Государственного Университета. Научные эксперименты проводились на плазменной установке «АМЦАБЗ».

В 1987 окончил аспирантуру в Институте космических исследований (ИКИ) АН СССР в Москве, в 1987—1992 — н. с. кафедры физики АГУ и по хоздоговорной теме — в ИКИ АН СССР.

В 1991 защитил кандидатскую диссертацию на тему «Лабораторное моделирование дистанционного ионного зондирования поверхности Фобоса».

Научно-практические знания нашли применение в ходе грузино-абхазского конфликта.

28.11.1992, приказом Министерства обороны Республики Абхазии № 99, была сформирована группа для создания радиоуправляемых лодок-торпед. Руководил работой группы Инал-ипа. В кратчайшие сроки были созданы и испытаны образцы изделия, способного поражать надводные цели противника в радиусе шести километров. В составе данной группы Инал-ипа принимал участие в операции сопровождения Тамышского десанта.

Погиб 18 сентября 1993 года во время освобождения г. Сухум.

Научный вклад
Разработана экспериментальная аппаратура для проведения микромоделирования ВИМС (вторично-ионной масс-спектрометрии), с помощью которой показана реальная возможность проведения и сделана оценка чувствительности анализа состава металлов, полупроводников и изоляторов при малой плотности тока первичного ионного пучка, характерной для дистанционного ВИМСа. Созданный комплекс аппаратуры и методика измерения могут быть использованы при подготовке будущих миссий по изучению тел Солнечной системы.

Основные исследования посвящены лабораторному моделированию дистанционного зондирования поверхности Фобоса (одного из спутников Марса), а также свойствам плазмы в самосжатых сильноточных разрядах типа 349 зет и тетапинчей.

Награды
За военные заслуги перед Родиной награждён орденом Леона посмертно (1995).

Изданные работы и сочинения
Автор 17 опублубликованных научных работ

Вторичная ионная эмиссия аналогов Фобоса // Препринт ИКИ АН СССР. М., 1987;

Влияние электрических полей первичного ионного пучка на транспортировку вторичных ионов // Физика плазмы. Т. 16. Вып. 6. 1990.

Фильмография
Не будучи актёром, а инженером-физиком, в 1977 году сыграл главную роль — Героя Советского Союза Владимира Харазия в фильме «Повесть об абхазском парне».

Литература
Абхазский биографический словарь/Под. ред. В. Ш. Авидзба. Москва — Сухум: Абхазский институт гуманитарных исследований им. Д. И. Гулиа АН Абхазии, 2015 832 с. Тираж 1000. С348-349

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Учёные Абхазии


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Committed homeowners are willing to spend more than £20,000 improving the energy efficiency of their home: that is one of the conclusions of a study looking at homeowners who have participated in the SuperHomes initiative. The initiative, originated by the Sustainable Energy Academy and now coordinated by the National Energy Foundation, brings together homeowners who have given their homes dramatic green makeovers to cut their carbon emissions by at least 60%. It has a network of nearly 200 households, who regularly open their homes to the public to showcase energy saving retrofit.
The research found that only 20% of homeowners had spent under £20,000 on their upgrade, with the majority spending more. A quarter of homeowners spent more than £50,000 upgrading their homes.
65% of refurbishments took place over more than two years. Moe than a third took place over more than five years.
The research also quizzed visitors to SuperHomes. Most visitors said it was very likely that they would take action to improve their own homes, and planned to spend on average £5,770 on energy saving measures over the next 12 months.
A survey of past visitors indicates that 41% of visitors who responded went on to install energy saving measures within 24 months of their visit and one in five went on to spend between £3,000 and £35,000). The report found 55% of visitors were aged 55 years and over.
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Honoring Heroes
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In honor of a local celebration of National Medal of Honor Day in 1998, a unique Medal of Honor display was unveiled inside Pueblo's newly constructed convention center.
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Memorial Dedication
On September 21, 2001 a unique memorial was dedicated outside the entrance to the same convention center inside which visitors could view the previously dedicated Medal of Honor exhibit.
Renamed "Heroes' Plaza," the memorial had been declared a National Medal of Honor Memorial by the U.S. Congress, months before the unveiling. Four 8-foot bronze statues to Pueblo's local heroes dominate the plaza and encircle a pool of water. A unique marble podium provides staging for special events.
Behind the statues fly the National colors, the flags of each branch of military service, and the POW-MIA flag.
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VOTED A JOLT WORTHY EVENT! To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I, this lobby exhibition explores the impact and influence the war had on American life. The exhibition features panels, courtesy of the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, and posters from the Library of Congress, alongside artifacts from the museum's collection.


Hey Crafters! Katelyn here, sharing with you this week's planner spread for my planner. Creating planner spreads has never been easier using the Planner Essentials Collection. By using a variety of the dies and stamps from the Planner Essentials Collection, as well as patterned paper from ModaScrap, it allowed me to customize my planner and create my this planner spread. I hope that you enjoy my tutorial!
Step 1. From the Planner Essentials – 2 die, die cut four small tags out of kraft cardstock. Apply Potting Soil Archival Ink to the day of the week stamp from the Calendar stamp set and stamp Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday on each of the tags. Ink the edges of the tags using Ground Espresso Distress Ink and a blending tool with foam. Write in a date and details about each day using a black pen.
Step 2. Apply Potting Soil Archival Ink to the rectangle box stamp from the Schedule stamp set and stamp onto a piece of White Soft Finish Cardstock. Repeat the previous step a second time and stamp onto the same piece of White Soft Finish Cardstock. Cut out the two rectangle boxes. Apply Potting Soil Archival Ink to the day of the week stamp from the Calendar stamp set and stamp Tuesday, Friday and Saturday on each of the boxes. Ink the edges of the rectangle boxes using Ground Espresso Distress Ink and a blending tool with foam. Write in a date and details about each day using a black pen.
Step 3. From the Planner Patterns, die cut the geometric pattern twice out of White Soft Finish Cardstock. Cut the two pieces in half, giving you four pattern pieces.
Step 4. From the Planner Essentials – 3 die, die cut the large banner out of kraft cardstock. From the same die set, die cut the "This Week" banner out of White Soft Finish Cardstock. Ink the edges of each banner using Ground Espresso Distress Ink and a blending tool with foam.
Step 5. Apply Potting Soil Archival Ink to the flower stamp from the Patterns 1 stamp set and stamp onto a piece of White Soft Finish Cardstock. Repeat the previous step again and stamp on the same piece of White Soft Finish Cardstock. Reapply the Potting Soil Archival Ink to the flower stamp and stamp onto a piece of kraft cardstock. Repeat the previous step again and stamp onto the same piece of kraft cardstock. On the white soft cardstock, sprinkle Spring Green Magenta Nuance powder overtop of the flowers. On the kraft cardstock, sprinkle Aquamarine Magenta Nuance Powder overtop of the flowers. Spritz both pieces of paper with water. Dry with a heat tool. Fussy cut the four flower bunches out.
Step 6. Choose a piece of patterned paper from ModaScrap's Wood Effect Paper Pack. From the Planner Essentials – 2 die, die cut the planner page out of the patterned paper piece. Apply Potting Soil Archival Ink to the January date and stamp onto the tab. Apply Potting Soil Archival Ink to the stitched stamp and stamp at the bottom right and top left of the page. Ink the edges of the page using Ground Espresso Distress Ink and a blending tool with foam.
Step 7. Using the same patterned paper piece from step 6, die cut the planner page from the Planner Essentials – 3 die out of the patterned paper piece. Apply Potting Soil Archival Ink to the February date and stamp onto the tab. Apply Potting Soil Archival Ink to the stitched stamp and stamp at the bottom left and top right of the page. Ink the edges of the page using Ground Espresso Distress Ink and a blending tool with foam.
Step 8. Adhere two of the geometric pattern pieces to the January page. Adhere a white flower bunch to the right of the January tab. Adhere the "This Week" banner to the kraft cardstock banner. Foam square the banners to the top right side of the page. Adhere Monday, Tuesday and Thursday tags and box to the page as desired. Note: I sometimes mix up my days of the week on my pages.
Step 9. Adhere two of the geometric pattern pieces to the February page. Adhere a white flower bunch to the right of the third hole from the top of the page. Adhere one of the kraft flower bunches to left of the February tab and adhere the other kraft flower bunch the right of the two bottom holes of the page. Adhere Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday tags and box to the page as desired. Note: I sometimes mix up my days of the week on my pages.
Thanks for joining me today. I hope that I've inspired you to create your own version of my This Week Planner Spread.
Love the design, as it's single sided paper would you normally stick a second page to the reverse or just decorate the white side?
I really like this, so lovely.


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Wife, Stepson Charged in Death of KKK Leader
Published February 13, 2017 • Updated on February 13, 2017 at 2:39 pm
The wife and stepson of a Ku Klux Klan leader found fatally shot next to a river in eastern Missouri have been charged in his death.
A probable cause statement alleges that 51-year-old Frank Ancona was fatally shot in his sleep on Thursday. His wife, 44-year-old Malissa Ann Ancona, and her son, 24-year-old Paul Edward Jinkerson Jr., were charged Monday with first-degree murder, tampering with physical evidence and abandonment of a corpse.
St. Francois County Sheriff's Department detective Matt Wampler wrote in a probable cause statement that after the shooting, Ancona's body was taken in Jinkerson's vehicle to an area near Belgrade, Missouri, about 20 miles away.
A family that was fishing in the Big River found the body Saturday.
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Un complexe sportif évolutif couvert ou complexe omnisports évolutif couvert (COSEC) désigne en France les gymnases non assignés à un sport particulier. On les appelle aussi des gymnases polyvalents. Dans les petites communes et les villes de moins de  ce sont les installations sportives couvertes les plus répandues, même si la popularité des arts martiaux a induit le développement des dojos. Les gymnases polyvalents correspondent aussi aux besoins scolaires et sont utilisés par les collèges et les lycées. Des lignes de couleurs délimitent les terrains de différents sports, dont les terrains se superposent.

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With a 54mm portafilter giving you a 19 grams dose, you'll get a consistent cup every time with the Sage Barista Touch™. And with a 3-second heat up time and low pressure pre-infusion, you'll get a perfect extraction of all those delicious flavours. Fan of a flat white? The automatic steam wand will give you a quality micro-foam (essential for that latte art!) and is adjustable to your milk, temperature and texture preferences.
Your machine will be delivered for free in 5 working days (or less).
And when it comes to the coffee, what could be better than £65 worth of Pact to get you set up? We scour the world for hidden coffee gems and trade directly with farmers to give everyone a better deal. All Pact coffee - including our game-changing Espresso Blend - is sent out in letterbox-friendly packages within seven days of roasting, because that's when coffee tastes best.
To talk to one of our customer champions before you buy this machine call 020 3095 3975.
Also available in black. Get in touch for more information.
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