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package com.github.zackwoo.scaffolding.entity;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

public class CountryExample {
    /**
     * This field was generated by MyBatis Generator.
     * This field corresponds to the database table COUNTRY
     *
     * @mbg.generated Sat Apr 15 10:37:50 CST 2017
     */
    protected String orderByClause;

    /**
     * This field was generated by MyBatis Generator.
     * This field corresponds to the database table COUNTRY
     *
     * @mbg.generated Sat Apr 15 10:37:50 CST 2017
     */
    protected boolean distinct;

    /**
     * This field was generated by MyBatis Generator.
     * This field corresponds to the database table COUNTRY
     *
     * @mbg.generated Sat Apr 15 10:37:50 CST 2017
     */
    protected List<Criteria> oredCriteria;

    /**
     * This method was generated by MyBatis Generator.
     * This method corresponds to the database table COUNTRY
     *
     * @mbg.generated Sat Apr 15 10:37:50 CST 2017
     */
    public CountryExample() {
        oredCriteria = new ArrayList<Criteria>();
    }

    /**
     * This method was generated by MyBatis Generator.
     * This method corresponds to the database table COUNTRY
     *
     * @mbg.generated Sat Apr 15 10:37:50 CST 2017
     */
    public void setOrderByClause(String orderByClause) {
        this.orderByClause = orderByClause;
    }

    /**
     * This method was generated by MyBatis Generator.
     * This method corresponds to the database table COUNTRY
     *
     * @mbg.generated Sat Apr 15 10:37:50 CST 2017
     */
    public String getOrderByClause() {
        return orderByClause;
    }

    /**
     * This method was generated by MyBatis Generator.
     * This method corresponds to the database table COUNTRY
     *
     * @mbg.generated Sat Apr 15 10:37:50 CST 2017
     */
    public void setDistinct(boolean distinct) {
        this.distinct = distinct;
    }

    /**
     * This method was generated by MyBatis Generator.
     * This method corresponds to the database table COUNTRY
     *
     * @mbg.generated Sat Apr 15 10:37:50 CST 2017
     */
    public boolean isDistinct() {
        return distinct;
    }

    /**
     * This method was generated by MyBatis Generator.
     * This method corresponds to the database table COUNTRY
     *
     * @mbg.generated Sat Apr 15 10:37:50 CST 2017
     */
    public List<Criteria> getOredCriteria() {
        return oredCriteria;
    }

    /**
     * This method was generated by MyBatis Generator.
     * This method corresponds to the database table COUNTRY
     *
     * @mbg.generated Sat Apr 15 10:37:50 CST 2017
     */
    public void or(Criteria criteria) {
        oredCriteria.add(criteria);
    }

    /**
     * This method was generated by MyBatis Generator.
     * This method corresponds to the database table COUNTRY
     *
     * @mbg.generated Sat Apr 15 10:37:50 CST 2017
     */
    public Criteria or() {
        Criteria criteria = createCriteriaInternal();
        oredCriteria.add(criteria);
        return criteria;
    }

    /**
     * This method was generated by MyBatis Generator.
     * This method corresponds to the database table COUNTRY
     *
     * @mbg.generated Sat Apr 15 10:37:50 CST 2017
     */
    public Criteria createCriteria() {
        Criteria criteria = createCriteriaInternal();
        if (oredCriteria.size() == 0) {
            oredCriteria.add(criteria);
        }
        return criteria;
    }

    /**
     * This method was generated by MyBatis Generator.
     * This method corresponds to the database table COUNTRY
     *
     * @mbg.generated Sat Apr 15 10:37:50 CST 2017
     */
    protected Criteria createCriteriaInternal() {
        Criteria criteria = new Criteria();
        return criteria;
    }

    /**
     * This method was generated by MyBatis Generator.
     * This method corresponds to the database table COUNTRY
     *
     * @mbg.generated Sat Apr 15 10:37:50 CST 2017
     */
    public void clear() {
        oredCriteria.clear();
        orderByClause = null;
        distinct = false;
    }

    /**
     * This class was generated by MyBatis Generator.
     * This class corresponds to the database table COUNTRY
     *
     * @mbg.generated Sat Apr 15 10:37:50 CST 2017
     */
    protected abstract static class GeneratedCriteria {
        protected List<Criterion> criteria;

        protected GeneratedCriteria() {
            super();
            criteria = new ArrayList<Criterion>();
        }

        public boolean isValid() {
            return criteria.size() > 0;
        }

        public List<Criterion> getAllCriteria() {
            return criteria;
        }

        public List<Criterion> getCriteria() {
            return criteria;
        }

        protected void addCriterion(String condition) {
            if (condition == null) {
                throw new RuntimeException("Value for condition cannot be null");
            }
            criteria.add(new Criterion(condition));
        }

        protected void addCriterion(String condition, Object value, String property) {
            if (value == null) {
                throw new RuntimeException("Value for " + property + " cannot be null");
            }
            criteria.add(new Criterion(condition, value));
        }

        protected void addCriterion(String condition, Object value1, Object value2, String property) {
            if (value1 == null || value2 == null) {
                throw new RuntimeException("Between values for " + property + " cannot be null");
            }
            criteria.add(new Criterion(condition, value1, value2));
        }

        public Criteria andCodeIsNull() {
            addCriterion("CODE is null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andCodeIsNotNull() {
            addCriterion("CODE is not null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andCodeEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("CODE =", value, "code");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andCodeNotEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("CODE <>", value, "code");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andCodeGreaterThan(String value) {
            addCriterion("CODE >", value, "code");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andCodeGreaterThanOrEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("CODE >=", value, "code");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andCodeLessThan(String value) {
            addCriterion("CODE <", value, "code");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andCodeLessThanOrEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("CODE <=", value, "code");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andCodeLike(String value) {
            addCriterion("CODE like", value, "code");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andCodeNotLike(String value) {
            addCriterion("CODE not like", value, "code");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andCodeIn(List<String> values) {
            addCriterion("CODE in", values, "code");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andCodeNotIn(List<String> values) {
            addCriterion("CODE not in", values, "code");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andCodeBetween(String value1, String value2) {
            addCriterion("CODE between", value1, value2, "code");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andCodeNotBetween(String value1, String value2) {
            addCriterion("CODE not between", value1, value2, "code");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andNameIsNull() {
            addCriterion("NAME is null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andNameIsNotNull() {
            addCriterion("NAME is not null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andNameEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("NAME =", value, "name");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andNameNotEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("NAME <>", value, "name");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andNameGreaterThan(String value) {
            addCriterion("NAME >", value, "name");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andNameGreaterThanOrEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("NAME >=", value, "name");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andNameLessThan(String value) {
            addCriterion("NAME <", value, "name");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andNameLessThanOrEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("NAME <=", value, "name");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andNameLike(String value) {
            addCriterion("NAME like", value, "name");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andNameNotLike(String value) {
            addCriterion("NAME not like", value, "name");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andNameIn(List<String> values) {
            addCriterion("NAME in", values, "name");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andNameNotIn(List<String> values) {
            addCriterion("NAME not in", values, "name");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andNameBetween(String value1, String value2) {
            addCriterion("NAME between", value1, value2, "name");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andNameNotBetween(String value1, String value2) {
            addCriterion("NAME not between", value1, value2, "name");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andContinentIsNull() {
            addCriterion("CONTINENT is null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andContinentIsNotNull() {
            addCriterion("CONTINENT is not null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andContinentEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("CONTINENT =", value, "continent");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andContinentNotEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("CONTINENT <>", value, "continent");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andContinentGreaterThan(String value) {
            addCriterion("CONTINENT >", value, "continent");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andContinentGreaterThanOrEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("CONTINENT >=", value, "continent");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andContinentLessThan(String value) {
            addCriterion("CONTINENT <", value, "continent");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andContinentLessThanOrEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("CONTINENT <=", value, "continent");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andContinentLike(String value) {
            addCriterion("CONTINENT like", value, "continent");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andContinentNotLike(String value) {
            addCriterion("CONTINENT not like", value, "continent");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andContinentIn(List<String> values) {
            addCriterion("CONTINENT in", values, "continent");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andContinentNotIn(List<String> values) {
            addCriterion("CONTINENT not in", values, "continent");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andContinentBetween(String value1, String value2) {
            addCriterion("CONTINENT between", value1, value2, "continent");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andContinentNotBetween(String value1, String value2) {
            addCriterion("CONTINENT not between", value1, value2, "continent");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andRegionIsNull() {
            addCriterion("REGION is null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andRegionIsNotNull() {
            addCriterion("REGION is not null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andRegionEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("REGION =", value, "region");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andRegionNotEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("REGION <>", value, "region");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andRegionGreaterThan(String value) {
            addCriterion("REGION >", value, "region");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andRegionGreaterThanOrEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("REGION >=", value, "region");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andRegionLessThan(String value) {
            addCriterion("REGION <", value, "region");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andRegionLessThanOrEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("REGION <=", value, "region");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andRegionLike(String value) {
            addCriterion("REGION like", value, "region");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andRegionNotLike(String value) {
            addCriterion("REGION not like", value, "region");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andRegionIn(List<String> values) {
            addCriterion("REGION in", values, "region");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andRegionNotIn(List<String> values) {
            addCriterion("REGION not in", values, "region");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andRegionBetween(String value1, String value2) {
            addCriterion("REGION between", value1, value2, "region");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andRegionNotBetween(String value1, String value2) {
            addCriterion("REGION not between", value1, value2, "region");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andSurfaceareaIsNull() {
            addCriterion("SURFACEAREA is null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andSurfaceareaIsNotNull() {
            addCriterion("SURFACEAREA is not null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andSurfaceareaEqualTo(Double value) {
            addCriterion("SURFACEAREA =", value, "surfacearea");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andSurfaceareaNotEqualTo(Double value) {
            addCriterion("SURFACEAREA <>", value, "surfacearea");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andSurfaceareaGreaterThan(Double value) {
            addCriterion("SURFACEAREA >", value, "surfacearea");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andSurfaceareaGreaterThanOrEqualTo(Double value) {
            addCriterion("SURFACEAREA >=", value, "surfacearea");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andSurfaceareaLessThan(Double value) {
            addCriterion("SURFACEAREA <", value, "surfacearea");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andSurfaceareaLessThanOrEqualTo(Double value) {
            addCriterion("SURFACEAREA <=", value, "surfacearea");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andSurfaceareaIn(List<Double> values) {
            addCriterion("SURFACEAREA in", values, "surfacearea");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andSurfaceareaNotIn(List<Double> values) {
            addCriterion("SURFACEAREA not in", values, "surfacearea");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andSurfaceareaBetween(Double value1, Double value2) {
            addCriterion("SURFACEAREA between", value1, value2, "surfacearea");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andSurfaceareaNotBetween(Double value1, Double value2) {
            addCriterion("SURFACEAREA not between", value1, value2, "surfacearea");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIndepyearIsNull() {
            addCriterion("INDEPYEAR is null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIndepyearIsNotNull() {
            addCriterion("INDEPYEAR is not null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIndepyearEqualTo(Short value) {
            addCriterion("INDEPYEAR =", value, "indepyear");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIndepyearNotEqualTo(Short value) {
            addCriterion("INDEPYEAR <>", value, "indepyear");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIndepyearGreaterThan(Short value) {
            addCriterion("INDEPYEAR >", value, "indepyear");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIndepyearGreaterThanOrEqualTo(Short value) {
            addCriterion("INDEPYEAR >=", value, "indepyear");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIndepyearLessThan(Short value) {
            addCriterion("INDEPYEAR <", value, "indepyear");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIndepyearLessThanOrEqualTo(Short value) {
            addCriterion("INDEPYEAR <=", value, "indepyear");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIndepyearIn(List<Short> values) {
            addCriterion("INDEPYEAR in", values, "indepyear");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIndepyearNotIn(List<Short> values) {
            addCriterion("INDEPYEAR not in", values, "indepyear");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIndepyearBetween(Short value1, Short value2) {
            addCriterion("INDEPYEAR between", value1, value2, "indepyear");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andIndepyearNotBetween(Short value1, Short value2) {
            addCriterion("INDEPYEAR not between", value1, value2, "indepyear");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andPopulationIsNull() {
            addCriterion("POPULATION is null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andPopulationIsNotNull() {
            addCriterion("POPULATION is not null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andPopulationEqualTo(Integer value) {
            addCriterion("POPULATION =", value, "population");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andPopulationNotEqualTo(Integer value) {
            addCriterion("POPULATION <>", value, "population");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andPopulationGreaterThan(Integer value) {
            addCriterion("POPULATION >", value, "population");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andPopulationGreaterThanOrEqualTo(Integer value) {
            addCriterion("POPULATION >=", value, "population");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andPopulationLessThan(Integer value) {
            addCriterion("POPULATION <", value, "population");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andPopulationLessThanOrEqualTo(Integer value) {
            addCriterion("POPULATION <=", value, "population");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andPopulationIn(List<Integer> values) {
            addCriterion("POPULATION in", values, "population");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andPopulationNotIn(List<Integer> values) {
            addCriterion("POPULATION not in", values, "population");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andPopulationBetween(Integer value1, Integer value2) {
            addCriterion("POPULATION between", value1, value2, "population");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andPopulationNotBetween(Integer value1, Integer value2) {
            addCriterion("POPULATION not between", value1, value2, "population");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andLifeexpectancyIsNull() {
            addCriterion("LIFEEXPECTANCY is null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andLifeexpectancyIsNotNull() {
            addCriterion("LIFEEXPECTANCY is not null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andLifeexpectancyEqualTo(Double value) {
            addCriterion("LIFEEXPECTANCY =", value, "lifeexpectancy");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andLifeexpectancyNotEqualTo(Double value) {
            addCriterion("LIFEEXPECTANCY <>", value, "lifeexpectancy");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andLifeexpectancyGreaterThan(Double value) {
            addCriterion("LIFEEXPECTANCY >", value, "lifeexpectancy");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andLifeexpectancyGreaterThanOrEqualTo(Double value) {
            addCriterion("LIFEEXPECTANCY >=", value, "lifeexpectancy");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andLifeexpectancyLessThan(Double value) {
            addCriterion("LIFEEXPECTANCY <", value, "lifeexpectancy");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andLifeexpectancyLessThanOrEqualTo(Double value) {
            addCriterion("LIFEEXPECTANCY <=", value, "lifeexpectancy");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andLifeexpectancyIn(List<Double> values) {
            addCriterion("LIFEEXPECTANCY in", values, "lifeexpectancy");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andLifeexpectancyNotIn(List<Double> values) {
            addCriterion("LIFEEXPECTANCY not in", values, "lifeexpectancy");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andLifeexpectancyBetween(Double value1, Double value2) {
            addCriterion("LIFEEXPECTANCY between", value1, value2, "lifeexpectancy");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andLifeexpectancyNotBetween(Double value1, Double value2) {
            addCriterion("LIFEEXPECTANCY not between", value1, value2, "lifeexpectancy");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGnpIsNull() {
            addCriterion("GNP is null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGnpIsNotNull() {
            addCriterion("GNP is not null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGnpEqualTo(Double value) {
            addCriterion("GNP =", value, "gnp");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGnpNotEqualTo(Double value) {
            addCriterion("GNP <>", value, "gnp");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGnpGreaterThan(Double value) {
            addCriterion("GNP >", value, "gnp");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGnpGreaterThanOrEqualTo(Double value) {
            addCriterion("GNP >=", value, "gnp");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGnpLessThan(Double value) {
            addCriterion("GNP <", value, "gnp");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGnpLessThanOrEqualTo(Double value) {
            addCriterion("GNP <=", value, "gnp");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGnpIn(List<Double> values) {
            addCriterion("GNP in", values, "gnp");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGnpNotIn(List<Double> values) {
            addCriterion("GNP not in", values, "gnp");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGnpBetween(Double value1, Double value2) {
            addCriterion("GNP between", value1, value2, "gnp");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGnpNotBetween(Double value1, Double value2) {
            addCriterion("GNP not between", value1, value2, "gnp");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGnpoldIsNull() {
            addCriterion("GNPOLD is null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGnpoldIsNotNull() {
            addCriterion("GNPOLD is not null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGnpoldEqualTo(Double value) {
            addCriterion("GNPOLD =", value, "gnpold");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGnpoldNotEqualTo(Double value) {
            addCriterion("GNPOLD <>", value, "gnpold");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGnpoldGreaterThan(Double value) {
            addCriterion("GNPOLD >", value, "gnpold");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGnpoldGreaterThanOrEqualTo(Double value) {
            addCriterion("GNPOLD >=", value, "gnpold");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGnpoldLessThan(Double value) {
            addCriterion("GNPOLD <", value, "gnpold");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGnpoldLessThanOrEqualTo(Double value) {
            addCriterion("GNPOLD <=", value, "gnpold");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGnpoldIn(List<Double> values) {
            addCriterion("GNPOLD in", values, "gnpold");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGnpoldNotIn(List<Double> values) {
            addCriterion("GNPOLD not in", values, "gnpold");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGnpoldBetween(Double value1, Double value2) {
            addCriterion("GNPOLD between", value1, value2, "gnpold");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andGnpoldNotBetween(Double value1, Double value2) {
            addCriterion("GNPOLD not between", value1, value2, "gnpold");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andLocalnameIsNull() {
            addCriterion("LOCALNAME is null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andLocalnameIsNotNull() {
            addCriterion("LOCALNAME is not null");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andLocalnameEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("LOCALNAME =", value, "localname");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andLocalnameNotEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("LOCALNAME <>", value, "localname");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andLocalnameGreaterThan(String value) {
            addCriterion("LOCALNAME >", value, "localname");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andLocalnameGreaterThanOrEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("LOCALNAME >=", value, "localname");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andLocalnameLessThan(String value) {
            addCriterion("LOCALNAME <", value, "localname");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andLocalnameLessThanOrEqualTo(String value) {
            addCriterion("LOCALNAME <=", value, "localname");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andLocalnameLike(String value) {
            addCriterion("LOCALNAME like", value, "localname");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andLocalnameNotLike(String value) {
            addCriterion("LOCALNAME not like", value, "localname");
            return (Criteria) this;
        }

        public Criteria andLocalnameIn(List<String> values) {
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Białogarda ( Belgard an der Leba, kaschubisch: Biôłogarda) ist ein Dorf in der polnischen Woiwodschaft Pommern. Es gehört zur Landgemeinde Wicko (Vietzig) im Powiat Lęborski.

Geographische Lage
Das Dorf liegt in Hinterpommern über dem Tal der Łeba (Leba) an der Woiwodschaftsstraße 214 zwischen den Städten Lębork (Lauenburg) und Łeba (Leba). Die Kreisstadt ist in 15 Kilometern zu erreichen, und bis zur Ostsee ist es ebenso weit.

Das Dorf liegt auf einem Hügel, an dem im Norden ein Bach vorbeifließt, der südwestlich des Dorfs in die Łeba mündet.

Geschichte

Das Bauerndorf Belgard an der Leba  gilt als das älteste Dorf des ehemaligen Landkreises Lauenburg.  Der Zusatz an der Leba wurde dem deutschen Ortsnamen hinzugefügt, um einer Verwechslung mit der  ebenfalls in Hinterpommern gelegenen Ortschaft Belgard an der Persante vorzubeugen. Hier lag um 1209 der Mittelpunkt der vornehmen pommerellischen Kastellanei Belgard an der Leba, die häufig zur Ausstattung von Prinzen und Prinzessinnen diente.  Nach dem Tod von  Sobiesław I. († 1178)  schenkte Herzog Sambor I.  seinem jüngeren Bruder  Mestwin I. († 1220) das "Land an der Leba mit der Burg Belgard". Nach Mestwins I. Tod fiel bei der väterlichen Erbteilung Belgard an  Ratibor († 1275), der der  jüngste von vier Söhnen  Mestwins I. war und der sich Fürst von Pommern und Herzog von Belgard nannte.  Das Herzogtum Belgard existierte jedoch nur für einen kurzen Zeitraum; nachdem Ratibor kinderlos verstorben war, wurde es von Mestwin II.  eingezogen. Unter Graf Swenzo tagte 1287 in Belgard der ostpommersche Adel Als  1291 der wendische Fürst Pribeko aus Mecklenburg  Herzog Mestwins II. einzige eheliche Tochter Katharina heiratete, wurde ihm die Kastellanei Belgard als Mitgift verliehen.

Noch heute erinnern Reste im Süden und Osten des Burghügels an die Burg, die 1238 vom Bruder Ratibors, Herzog Swantopolk II. dem Großen, verbrannt wurde, um sich die Herrschaft Belgard selber anzueignen. Ratibor wurde von ihm für einige Zeit gefangen gehalten. Er floh nach seiner Freilassung in das Ordensgebiet und trat in den Deutschen Ritterorden ein, womit dieser ein Anrecht auf Ratibors Gebiet erhielt. Zur Ritterzeit wurde die Landschaft mit der Kastellanei Belgard als Lewinburg (Lauenburg) bezeichnet. Im Jahre 1275 wird für Belgard eine Marienkirche erwähnt.

Im Jahr 1325 soll der Ritter Henning Behr  auf  Burg Belgard an der Leba gesessen haben. 1354 wird nachweislich ein Gotteshaus genannt. Belgard gehörte später zum königlichen Amt Lauenburg. Vor 1784 gab es  in  dem königlichen Dorf Belgard einen Freischulzen, sechs Bauern, einen Gasthof, dessen Wirt ein Freier war, einen Kossäten, einen Büdner, einen Holzwärter, eine im Jahr 1782 erbaute lutherische Schule, einen zur  römisch-katholischen Propstei zu Lauenburg  gehörenden Ackerhof (eine sogenannte Plebanei), außerhalb des Dorfs eine Wassermühle  und insgesamt 14 Haushaltungen. In der römisch-katholischen Kirche des Dorfs wurde alle sechs Wochen einmal Gottesdienst abgehalten.

Im Jahr 1925 standen in Belgard 37 Wohngebäude, und es wurden 322 Einwohner gezählt, die auf 62 Haushaltungen verteilt waren. Im Jahre 1939 lebten in Belgard 331 Einwohner.

Vor 1945 gehörte Belgard zum Landkreis Lauenburg i. Pom., Regierungsbezirk Köslin, der Provinz Pommern, Die Gemeindefläche war 6,2 km² groß. In der Gemeinde Belgard gab es insgesamt vier Wohnorte:
 Belgard
 Holzkaten
 Obermühle
 Voßkaten

Gegen Ende des Zweiten Weltkriegs wurde Belgard Anfang März 1945 von der Sowjetarmee besetzt. Bald danach trafen Polen im Dorf ein und besetzten die Häuser und Gehöfte. Belgard wurde in Białogarda umbenannt. Die Dorfbewohner wurden von den Polen vertrieben.

Heute ist das Dorf der Landgemeinde (gmina wiejska) Wicko zugeordnet.

Standesamt Belgard
Belgard war ein selbständiger Standesamtsbezirk für die Gemeinden Belgard, Gans (Gęś), Krampe (Krępa Kaszubska) und Landechow (Lędziechowo).

Demographie

Kirche

Evangelische Kirchengemeinde
Bis zum Jahre 1893 gehörte Belgard zum Kirchspiel Garzigar (Garczegorze). Dann erfolgte eine kirchliche Neuordnung in diesem Gebiet des Kirchenkreises Lauenburg: Aus den umliegenden drei Kirchspielen werden acht Gemeinden ausgepfarrt und in einer selbständigen Parochie Belgard-Labehn vereinigt. In dieser Parochie wird eine eigene Pfarrstelle mit dem Amtssitz in Labehn (Łebien) errichtet, wo schon 1890 ein Pfarrvikar eingesetzt war.

Zum neugebildeten Kirchspiel gehörten die Orte: Belgard, Gans, Klein Massow, Koppenow, Krampe, Labehn, Landechow und Zdrewen. Es lag in der Kirchenprovinz Pommern der evangelischen Kirche der Altpreußischen Union.

Im Jahre 1940 gehörten zum Gesamtkirchspiel 3200 Gemeindeglieder, von denen über die Hälfte im Sprengel Belgard wohnte.

Heute liegt Białogarda im Kirchspiel der Kreuzkirchengemeinde in Słupsk (Stolp), (Diözese Pommern-Großpolen) der polnischen Evangelisch-Augsburgischen Kirche. Kirchdorf für die evangelischen Einwohner ist heute Lębork.

Evangelische Pfarrer
 Karl August Friedrich Benkendorf, 1893–1897 (bereits seit 1890 als Pfarrvikar)
 Paul Ernst Kohnke, 1898–1923
 Willy Haack, 1923–1932
 Hans Schulz, 1932–1939
 Paul Radzuweit, 1939–1945

Kirchengebäude
Erste Erwähnungen von Kirchengebäuden in Belgard sind die Erwähnung einer Marienkirche im Jahre 1275 und ein urkundlicher Beleg von 1354. Im Jahre 1717 wurde ein Neubau errichtet, der jedoch 1837 wegen Bauschäden geschlossen und 1845 auf baupolizeiliche Anordnung abgebrochen werden musste.

Die neue Kirche wurde im Jahre 1890 durch Spenden und Eigenarbeit der Gemeindemitglieder erbaut und erhielt den Namen Johannes des Täufers. Der Glockenturm mit Glocken und einer Apsis wurde erst 1902 eingeweiht.Willi Gillmann: Selbst die Tagelöhner spendeten. Der Bau der Kirche Johannes der Täufer in Belgard, Kreis Lauenburg. In: Die Pommersche Zeitung. Nr. 41/2008, S. 8.

Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg wurde Belgard unter polnische Verwaltung gestellt, und es begann die Zuwanderung von Polen und Ukrainern aus Gebieten östlich der Curzon-Linie, die mit der Vertreibung der deutschen Einwohner Belgards einherging. Die polnische katholische Kirche eignete sich das Kirchengebäude an. Auch als katholische Kirche trägt das Gotteshaus von Białogarda den Namen von Johannes dem Täufer (Kościół św. Jana Chrzciciela).

Verkehr
Im östlichen Gemeindegebiet führt die Bahnlinie Lębork–Łeba vorbei, nächste Bahnstation ist das zwei Kilometer entfernte Lędziechowo (Landechow).

Literatur
 Johannes Hinz: Pommern. Wegweiser durch ein unvergessenes Land. Würzburg 1996.
 Hans Moderow, Ernst Müller: Die Evangelischen Geistlichen Pommerns von der Reformation bis zur Gegenwart. 4 Teile. Greifswald 1956–1972.
 F. Lorentz: Die Geschichte der Kaschuben. Berlin 1926.
 Bruno Schumacher: Geschichte Ost- und Westpreußens, Würzburg 1958.

Weblinks

 Die Gemeinde Belgard im ehemaligen Kreis Lauenburg i. Pom. (Gunthard Stübs und Pommersche Forschungsgemeinschaft, 2011)

Einzelnachweise

Ort in Pommern
Ort der Woiwodschaft Pommern
Gmina Wicko

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LEGOLAND Florida is located in Winter Haven, approximately halfway between Orlando and Tampa.
The park is a great family destination and is aimed at children aged 2-12.
It has over 50 rides, shows and attractions in addition to numerous themed Lego displays and areas where children can play.
More than just Legos, there are roller coasters, water features and fun activities here that the whole family will enjoy.
The 150-acre park is divided into different themed sections, like Miniland where you can view famous cities in miniature Lego form.
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Свия́жск — станция Горьковской железной дороги в посёлке Нижние Вязовые, Республика Татарстан. Входит в структуру Департамента железнодорожных вокзалов, филиала ОАО «РЖД».

Станция находится на линии Москва — Казань — Екатеринбург на расстоянии 752 км от Москвы. От станции на юг уходит линия в Буинск и, перейдя в Куйбышевскую железную дорогу, — в Ульяновск.

Станция находится на правом берегу Волги в месте пересечения реки с трассой .

История
18 декабря 1893 года из Свияжска в Рузаевку отправился первый состав с семью пассажирскими вагонами Московско-Казанской железной дороги.

До открытия Романовского моста в 1913 году переход на станцию Зелёный Дол осуществлялся переправой через Волгу. Построенный в Нижнем Новгороде на заводе Курбатовых товарно-пассажирский колесный пароход «Сергей Витте» перевозил пассажиров. Грузовые вагоны в зимнее время перекатывались по ледяной трассе конным способом, пассажиров перевозили в санях согласно классности билетов.

В 1918 году станция являлась местом ожесточённых боев, а также штабом Красной Армии.

23 января 1942 года Государственным Комитетом Обороны СССР (ГКО СССР) было принято решение о строительстве железной дороги вдоль правого берега Волги в её среднем и нижнем течении. 978-километровая магистраль протянулась от станции Свияжск до станции Иловля и получила название Волжская рокада.

Электрификация станции проведена в 1971—1972 годах.

До середины 1990-х ниже по Волге ещё не было автомобильного моста, поэтому между станцией Свияжск и станцией Зелёный Дол, расположенной на левом берегу, ходила т. н. «вертушка» — поезд из платформ, перевозивший автомобили с одного берега на другой.

Дальнее следование по станции
По состоянию на январь 2022 года через станцию курсируют следующие поезда дальнего следования:

Современное состояние
В связи с проведением Универсиады работа с грузами была вынесена за пределы Казани, для чего станция Свияжск была преобразована в крупный логистический центр.

Примечания

Узловые железнодорожные станции
Станции Казанского региона Горьковской железной дороги
Железнодорожные станции и платформы Зеленодольского района
Нижние Вязовые


Smore flyers are perfect mini-websites that are so easy to make - and you can easily share them, embed them on your learning platform/website, both for, say, admin tasks or professional development purposes as well as being a great tool for your students to use, as a change from them perhaps producing another presentation or traditional document.
The analytics you can get from your flyer are pretty useful too. On the free account you unlock analytics after your flyer receives 25 views. You can create 3 flyers on your free account as well.
So whether you're looking at making a presentation, a newsletter or you have an event or announcement to publicise, why not give Smore a try next time!


Once Sense of Urgency and guiding coalition has been created for Digital Transformation we need to ensure that we have vision and strategy in place. Vision & Strategy provides Why & How to ensure that the end result of Digital Transformation is successfully delivered.
Vision refers to a picture of the future with some implicit or explicit commentary on why people should strive to create that future.
Here are some of the best and widely known vision statements.
Clarifies the general direction of change to ensure that everyone is moving ion the right direction.
Motivates to take action in right direction. Motivation is the most important ingredient for the success of any change.
Coordinates the action of different people. It provides autonomy to Individuals and teams and while reducing conflicts.
It is very important to spend time and energy to create an effective vision. Effective Vision is imaginable, desirable, feasible, flexible, focused and can be communicated.
It is able to convey a picture of what the future will look like. It should be deeply rooted in the reality of product or service markets and also appeal and serve well to the long-term interests of enterprise stakeholders. If it is not feasible it is a pipe dream hence should consist of realistic and attainable goals. At the same time it should be general enough to allow individual initiatives and alternative responses in light of changing conditions.
If you look at example mission statements on the top you can see how easy it is to communicate and successfully explain them within five minutes. These are clear enough to provide guidance in decision-making and ensuring all projects are done in support of the vision.
Strategy provides both logic and first level of detail to show how a vision can be accomplished.
Tools to build Strategy: I have tried many tools in the market but every time I have settled back with the basic tools like Excel, Word and PowerPoint.


Tropical forests cover just 7% of the Earth's surface, but store 25% of the global terrestrial carbon pool and account for a third of net primary productivity. Since they are so rich in carbon, net loss or uptake of carbon by tropical forests has important implications for atmospheric CO2 levels. Thus, tropical forests can speed up climate change by net emission of CO2 or slow it down by net sequestration.
The gradual rise in atmospheric CO2 level since the onset of the Industrial Revolution and the resulting climatic changes have certainly affected tropical forest dynamics. Understanding the impacts of these changes so far is crucial to predict future responses.
Recent studies have shown that tropical forests have acted as carbon sinks over the last decades. However, it is unclear whether these forests have accumulated biomass also over the longer periods of time during which CO2 levels have risen and climate has changed. It is also unknown to what extent CO2 rise, climatic changes or altered forest dynamics have been responsible for the observed biomass increase.
The TROFOCLIM project has the objective to detect, explain and predict long-term climate change effects on tropical tree dynamics. To this end, three techniques which are new to this field are applied: tree ring analysis, stable isotope measurements and tree growth modelling.
This pan-tropical study will be conducted at three sites (Bolivia, Cameroon and Thailand), on 15 tree species and involves a total of 1500 sampled trees. We will test for gradual changes in long-term tree growth using tree ring data. Stable isotopes (13C, 18O) will be measured to reconstruct past climatic variation and detect physiological responses to CO2 rise. The influence of changes in forest dynamics on tree growth will also be assessed. Finally, physiological tree growth models and population models will be developed to unravel the complex interactive effects of climatic changes, CO2 rise and light climate on tree growth and population dynamics.
Groenendijk, Peter , Bongers, Frans , Zuidema, Pieter A. (2017) Forest Ecology and Management 400 (2017). - ISSN 0378-1127 - p. 396 - 407.


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Ladies' Afro Hair Colouring
Men's Hair Bleaching
Brixton Hill, London
near Brixton Hill, London
Choose from 8 venues offering Ladies' Haircut & Blow Dry near Brixton Hill, London
Live True London - Brixton
Brixton, London
Ladies - Haircut & Blow Dry - Flash Sale1 hr
Ladies - Haircut & Blow Dry1 hr
Just a 2-minute walk from Brixton station on Brixton Road, Live True London - Brixton offers a full range of hairdressing services from cuts and blow drys, to up-dos and specialist colour services. Aiming to give you new hair that makes you feel more you, one of their talented stylists will make you feel totally comfortable to explore what you want collaboratively.
They're experts in hair that understand that you're an expert of yours. So whether that's a simple trim, unusual v-shaped undercut, polished up-do or a dramatic new colour - they want to inspire you with new techniques and trends, but know that you can inspire them too.
Mara's Beauty & Hair LTD
Ladies - Wash, Haircut & Blow Dry1 hr
Ladies - Restyle Haircut & Blow Dry1 hr 30 mins
Mara's Beauty Therapist is a hair and beauty salon in Brixton with an extensive range of services from haircutting and colouring, waxing, massage, facials and manicures for both men and women.
The friendly and talented therapists aim to reveal your natural beauty and leave you feeling completely pampered.
With brands such as CND, OPI and Eberlin on offer, you are guaranteed a luxurious and relaxing experience with every treatment.
Catch plenty of buses outside the premises, or walk to the vibrant Brixton Market within 15-minutes, where there's access to the underground and national rail services.
Get yourself a healthy dose of fabulous beauty at this pleasant South London salon.
Heads High Brixton
Ladies - Wash, Haircut & Blow Dry1 hr - 1 hr 15 mins
For an authentic salon experience in the heart of Brixton look no further than Heads High, a premium hairdresser found on Atlantic Road.
Founded by the talented Jacob Lindie, they offer a comprehensive range of cuts, colour and styling treatments for all your needs.
Jacob has mastered his craft, working in salons since the age of 13 and comes from a long line of London-based hairdressers.
As passionate as he is skilled, his flawless technique and wealth of expertise mean each client leaves looking and feeling their best.
Book your next hair date at Heads High and let this master stylist transform your look.
GEDD'S Nails Hair & Beauty Salon
Ladies - Wash, Haircut & Blow Dry1 hr 15 mins - 1 hr 45 mins
GEDD'S Nails, Hair and Beauty Salon is located on Stockwell Road in London. They offer a complete range of beauty treatments including Body Waxing, Eyelash extensions, HD Brows, Lash Tint, modern Haircuts, Colouring, Highlights, Capilar Botox, Keratin Blowdry, Manicures, Pedicures and more. The salon's therapists are experienced and detail-oriented but also warm and kind.
The atmosphere at GEDD's is inviting and lively, but calm and peaceful in the treatment room itself. Spanish and Portuguese are spoken in addition to English and the therapists also have availability in the late evening.
The beauticians at GEDD's have a long list of loyal clients, but are always happy to see new faces. If you are in the Brixton area, you're in luck to have this salon nearby. Located on Stockwell Road, GEDD's is a short walk from Brixton station and made even more convenient by the numerous buses serving the area.
BeautyKTan & Hair Salon
Ladies - Wash, Haircut & Blow Dry (Afro Hair)1 hr
BeautyKTan & Hair Salon is a hair and beauty salon based in Brixton, London offering a select range of treatments, including haircuts and spray tans.
More details about the location
Nearest public transport: Northern line (Stockwell station), Victoria line (Brixton station) or Buses no: 2, 196, 322, 333, 345. The closest parking is on Combermere Road which is free after 5.30pm during the week and free all weekend
Atmosphere: Welcoming! They deliver exceptional styling and outstanding service. Hairdressing is not just about technique, it's as much about listening carefully to customers to gain a deeper understanding of their hair goals.
What we liked about the venue:
Brands: SIENNA X, Redken and Olaplex
The expertise: Cutting and Styling
The extra: 20 years of experience
Milen Hair
Welcome to Milen Hair, a Brixton hub with haircutting, colouring, weaves and styles for varying hair types from caucasian to afro.
Found inside the Brixton Mall, the salon is run by a talented team who have over 10 years of experience crafting cuts, colours and creative afro hairdressing.
Ideally located, only a 2-minute walk from Brixton station, it's easy enough to revamp your style at Milen Hair.
Ella Hair Salon
Ladies' Wash, Haircut & Blow Dry1 hr
Centrally located just a short walk from Brixton station is Ella Hair Salon, a hairdressers found across from St. Matthew's Church in London. This bright, polished spot is immaculately decorated and furnished with state of the art, modern equipment, coupled with staff who are on hand immediately to offer you a smile and a warm welcome.
There are an array of treatments to choose from, including curly permanent waves, hair styling and afro hairdressing, all of which are carried out with high-quality products and meticulous care and attention to detail. The experienced, considerate staff here are accommodating and passionate: they will always guarantee you leave with long lasting, confidence boosting results.
Tony Voyage Hair & Beauty - Brixton
Cut and style into a shape that suits you at Tony Voyage Hair & Beauty in Brixton Hill, London.
Treat your hair to a haircut and blow dry, switch things up with a full head of colour, or frame your features with a balayage service.
Nearest public transport: Brixton station is a 2-minute walk to the salon
The closest point of interest: Brixton Market just 7 minutes away comprises a street market in the centre of Brixton, south London, and the adjacent covered market areas in nearby arcades Reliance Arcade, Market Row and Granville Arcade.
Atmosphere: Chilled, relaxed, welcoming and friendly atmosphere.
What we liked about the venue
Brands: Wella & Maxima
The expertise: All cutting and colouring techniques.
The extra: Tony Voyage has been in the industry for 20 years and has been imperative in the development of his staff.
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UPS Named One of America's Most JUST Companies by Forbes and JUST Capital
UPS's Commitment to Social Responsibility Recognized On "Just 100" Rankings for the Second Consecutive Year
.@UPS has been named to the #JUST100, @justcapital_ and @Forbes' ranking of #AmericasMostJUST Companies for the second consecutive year http://bit.ly/2AdIUWg
Tuesday, December 12, 2017 - 12:05pm
NEWSROOM: UPS
CAMPAIGN: Empowered People
ATLANTA, December 12, 2017 /3BL Media/ - UPS (NYSE: UPS) announced today it was named one of America's Most JUST Companies by Forbes and JUST Capital, for the second consecutive year. The second annual JUST 100 ranks the largest publicly traded corporations in the United States on the issues Americans care about most, including leadership and ethics, worker well-being, job creation, supporting communities, supply chain impact, customer treatment, environmental impact, and more.
The JUST Capital rankings encompass the 1,000 largest publicly-traded companies in the U.S. The rankings are based on a comprehensive survey conducted on public attitudes toward corporate behavior, involving 10,000 American respondents in 2017 and more than 72,000 over the past three years.
"We are honored to be named one of America's most JUST companies," said Crystal Lassiter, UPS senior director, global sustainability & environmental affairs. "At UPS, we're committed to building for the future – from aggressive sustainability and charitable goals to helping customers pioneer sustainable solutions and giving back to the communities we serve."
UPS recently announced new sustainability goals to reduce its absolute greenhouse gas emissions from global ground operations, add more alternative fuel and advanced technology vehicles to its fleet, and increase its reliance on renewable energy sources. In 2016, UPS employees, friends and family logged more than 2.7 million volunteer hours toward the company's commitment to achieve 20 million volunteer hours by the end of 2020. UPS also set a new goal that in 2020 its annual total contributions will be $127 million, including humanitarian relief and community safety programs, through The UPS Foundation.
UPS also included safety and its workforce in its new goals, including a 3 percent reduction to UPS's already low, industry-leading statistic of auto accident frequency and a 1 percent improvement for lost-time injury frequency. Nearly 10,000 UPS drivers are a member of the UPS Circle of Honor program, a distinguished class of individuals who have not had an avoidable accident in 25 years or longer.
UPS has been honored with several other distinctions this year, including:
Recognized as one of the "World's Most Ethical Companies" by Ethisphere Institute for the eleventh consecutive year.
Chosen by CR Magazine as one of "100 Best Corporate Citizens" for the eighth consecutive year.
Recognized on the Dow Jones Sustainability World Index for the fifth consecutive year.
Named to the Civic 50 for the fourth time.
For the complete 2017 JUST 100 list, visit www.forbes.com/just100.
About UPS
UPS (NYSE: UPS) is a global leader in logistics, offering a broad range of solutions including the transportation of packages and freight; the facilitation of international trade, and the deployment of advanced technology to more efficiently manage the world of business. UPS is committed to operating more sustainably – for customers, the environment and the communities we serve around the world. Learn more about our efforts at sustainability.ups.com. Headquartered in Atlanta, UPS serves more than 220 countries and territories worldwide. The company can be found on the Web at ups.com® or pressroom.ups.com and its corporate blog can be found at Longitudes.ups.com. To get UPS news direct, follow @UPS_News on Twitter.
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Many Australians aer a little ashamed to admit that they are simply a lot behind when comparing the general Internet knowledge on an international level, so they rather just keep looking away until they don't have a choice anymore when more and more people and realted companies in every day life keep asking for their website address.
No charge for a friendly phone call and I promise not to judge you about "not knowing". It is a national problem.
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This neighborhood is perfect for those seeking single-family homes. The homes in East Lake represent a wide range of time periods and styles. In general, homes in East Lake are about $410,000 – $2,300,000 and sit on 4.5-acre lots with five bedrooms and four bathrooms. The most common types of parking are garage and driveway.
How would you rate East Lake?
There has been 1 home sale in the community of East Lake in the past 12 months. The home sold for $0. Valued at $0 per square foot, after 244 days on the market, the property was sold at 95.57% of its listed value.


Planet Porter is one of the oldest American porters. In 1992 it took home the Gold Medal from the Great American Beer Festival as well as the Silver at the World Beer Championships in 1997. Expect roasted malts, chocolate, and hints of espresso on the robust nose. Also note the hop aromas that gently mingle with the roasted malt aromas and subtle plum-like notes, which expand with warmth. Note flavors of dark chocolate, toasted malt and biscuit, especially in the aftertaste. It is mildly bitter in finish, but this is very smoothly executed. In fact, the hop bitterness provides a nice interplay with the coffee and chocolate notes, giving the tang of espresso. Enjoy!
Now in their 3rd decade of operation, in 1979 the Boulder Brewing Company was established, giving Colorado its very first microbrewery. A true rarity among US microbreweries, they're currently celebrating their 27th anniversary. Founded by two college professors, David Hummer and Stick Ware, their principle goal was to produce beers in the traditional style of the robust European ales. And these folks weren't afraid to move a few goats around in order to achieve their dream, neither! (The original brewery site was a small goat shed on a farm northeast of Boulder). Five years later they moved their one-barrel brewing system to their current facility in Boulder, where they now have the capacity to produce 43,000 barrels of award-winning brew every year! And since 2004—their 25th anniversary—they've been hosting their "Goatshed Revival" which celebrates the first party held at their original brewing location back in 1979. In 1990, the publicly traded Boulder Brewing Company went private when purchased by Gina Day and Diane Greenlee, who renamed it the Boulder Beer Company (there's just something cool about the use of the term "Beer Company", don't you agree?) These two local women, along with their newly hired Brewmaster, David Zuckerman, decided to upgrade the entire brewery. Among other things, this included expanding their small tasting room into a full service restaurant and pub. Since 1992 this microbrewery has received more than 40 awards and citations for excellence in brewing, packaging and business. In 1993, the brewery acknowledged the regional influence of its brands by officially changing the company name to Rockies Brewing Company, but in spring in 2005 they returned to their roots by officially changing their name back to Boulder Beer Company. For more information about the brewery and scheduled tours, call (303) 444-8448 or check out their web site at www.boulderbeer.com.


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E Cobham Brewer's Preface
E Cobham Brewer's Preface to the 1894 edition of Brewer's Dictionary of Phrase and Fable
To the New and Enlarged Edition
'Phrase and Fable' 1894
It is now about a quarter of a century since the first edition of 'Phrase and Fable' was published, and the continuous sale of the book is a proof that it supplies a want very largely felt.
In the interval much new information has been unearthed on the subjects treated of in the Dictionary, many errors of philology have been exposed, and an exactitude has been reached which was almost impossible when the book was first undertaken more than 50 years ago. During this length of period time the book or its manuscript has been always at the author's elbow, that new matter might be laid in store, errors corrected, and suggestions utilized, to render the book more generally useful, and more thoroughly to be depended on.
It has been thought by those concerned, that, as the author is now in the 85th year of his age, it would be desirable for him finally to overhaul the entire book, a revision not compatible with such clipping and verbal changes as can be made in stereotyped plates; this 'New and Enlarged Edition' has, accordingly, been thoroughly recast and every item has been printed in a fresh type. This has enabled the author to make additions and corrections, and to substitute new articles for less useful ones ad libitum; so that this 'New and Enlarged Edition' is virtually a new work on the old lines.
The last ten years of this Nineteenth Century have been preeminently distinguished for researches in English philology. More dictionaries on our gigantic and magnificent language have been published in this decade than in any preceding one, and thousands of ripe scholars in Great Britain and America have contributed to improve their character; so that now, no dictionary of any other language can touch even the fringe of our best English exponents of a tongue spoken by more than a hundred-million of the earth's inhabitants. The research, the accuracy, the precision now demanded are quite unprecedented, and the great public interest taken in the matter might justify our calling the period 'The Era of English Philology'.
In this present 'New and Enlarged Edition' of this 'Dictionary of Phrase and Fable' advantage has been taken of this great literary movement from every available source. More than one-third of the book consists of entire new matter. Some 350 extra pages have been added, and all that has been retained has been subjected to the severest scrutiny.
Thanks are most deservedly due, and are here most gratefully tendered to the many hundreds of correspondents who have written to the author on the subjects contained in his book. Some have been specialists; some have suggested new articles, some have sent apt quotations; and others have gone diligently through the edition in their possession from beginning to end, and have sent their observations to the author, with permission to use them according to his judgment.
Of these last, especial mention should be made of the Rev. Arthur M. Rendell, M.A. of Coston Rectory, Melton Mowbray, of Dr Huxley of Bath, Mr. J. Edward Cooper, Stapleford, (a most judicious and painstaking critic), of George Martin, Esq., Principal of Wirral Academy, Birkenhead, L. Tolhausen, Esq., a well-known author, and of a Barrister-at-Law whose name I have not obtained permission to publish.
To set down the names of others whose correspondence fills a box of no inconsiderable size, would serve no useful purpose, and would not interest the general reader; but it may, without vanity, be hoped, with all this help, and all the pains of the author for more than half a century, that this Treasury of Literary bric-à-brac will become a standard book of reference, and a guide to be relied on.
E Cobham Brewer
Edwinstowe Newark
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package com.djonique.birdays.models;

import android.support.annotation.NonNull;

import java.util.Calendar;
import java.util.Date;

public class Person implements Item, Comparable<Person> {

    private String name, phoneNumber, email;
    private long date, timeStamp;
    private boolean yearUnknown;

    /**
     * Default constructor
     */
    public Person() {
        this.timeStamp = new Date().getTime();
    }

    /**
     * Constructor for database with famous persons
     */
    public Person(String name, long date) {
        this.name = name;
        this.date = date;
    }

    /**
     * Constructor for importing from Contacts
     */
    public Person(String name, long date, boolean yearUnknown, String phoneNumber, String email) {
        this.name = name;
        this.date = date;
        this.yearUnknown = yearUnknown;
        this.phoneNumber = phoneNumber;
        this.email = email;
        this.timeStamp = new Date().getTime();
    }

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    public Person(String name, long date, boolean yearUnknown, String phoneNumber, String email,
                  long timeStamp) {
        this.name = name;
        this.date = date;
        this.yearUnknown = yearUnknown;
        this.phoneNumber = phoneNumber;
        this.email = email;
        this.timeStamp = timeStamp;
    }

    public String getName() {
        return name;
    }

    public void setName(String name) {
        this.name = name;
    }

    public long getDate() {
        return date;
    }

    public void setDate(long date) {
        this.date = date;
    }

    public boolean isYearUnknown() {
        return yearUnknown;
    }

    public void setYearUnknown(boolean yearUnknown) {
        this.yearUnknown = yearUnknown;
    }

    public String getPhoneNumber() {
        return phoneNumber;
    }

    public void setPhoneNumber(String phoneNumber) {
        this.phoneNumber = phoneNumber;
    }

    public String getEmail() {
        return email;
    }

    public void setEmail(String email) {
        this.email = email;
    }

    public long getTimeStamp() {
        return timeStamp;
    }

    @Override
    public boolean isPerson() {
        return true;
    }

    public int getMonth() {
        Calendar calendar = Calendar.getInstance();
        calendar.setTimeInMillis(this.date);
        return calendar.get(Calendar.MONTH);
    }

    public int getDay() {
        Calendar calendar = Calendar.getInstance();
        calendar.setTimeInMillis(this.date);
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            return false;
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            return false;
        }
        Person person = (Person) obj;
        return name.equalsIgnoreCase(person.getName());
    }

    @Override
    public int compareTo(@NonNull Person person) {
        if (this.getMonth() < person.getMonth()) {
            return -1;
        } else if (this.getMonth() == person.getMonth()) {
            return this.getDay() - person.getDay();
        } else {
            return 1;
        }
    }
}

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Welcome to the big city where you play god. Control the traffic to get your character to the destination on time. Use power ups like boosts and overtakes to give you an advantage over the other cars. Level up and earn rewards that help your progress through the game. Hitchhiker puts your strategic mind to the test. Navigate the traffic to your advantage to ensure your car travels around unimpeded. Play with 10 different characters all with their own unique power ups which effect the gameplay Experience intelligent traffic flow, cars in the city move around at their own free will meaning each mission can be completed differently. Use trains and helicopters to get around the city even quicker and complete the trickier levels. Challenges put a different spin on a mission. With unlimited power ups get around the city as quickly as you can collecting all of the pickups along the way before heading to the finish. Power ups provide a fantastic way to earn extra xp or coins. Time trials see you pitted against the clock to see how many characters you can deliver within a given time. Collect time power ups along the way to extend the time and help you on the way to an A grade. Earn Xbox Live achievements and compare your scores against the rest of the world with the online leaderboards.
Review title of MattIt just keeps getting better!
Great game that continues to have feature rich content updates / achievements added for free!
I really enjoyed this game. My only complaint would be the price. Easy and fun if you are in to achievements.
Good when needing to pass time.
Hi Maegan, Thanks for the 5 star review of hitchhiker. Well over 1000 hours have gone into making the game so its great to hear that people are enjoying it.
Review title of TarekAchievements not unlocking!


There is, of course, a story. I write a weekly email magazine called This is True®, which tells true stories about how stupid and weird people can be. It's pretty popular — there are tens of thousands of online subscribers.
The British Tomato Growers' Association encouraged its members to try using feng shui, an ancient Chinese practice to create harmonious environments by channeling energy flows, to increase the yields of their gardens. That didn't sit well with two employees at Arreton Valley Nurseries on the Isle of Wight. "It put me in conflict with my faith," complains Martin Kelly, who quit the nursery and took his son Paul with him. "I'm not working for a farm that openly claims it relies on a power other than God." (Reuters) …You mean like the sun?
The opening page said something about a reader telling me I was going to hell for writing that story.
Now, nevermind that feng shui is decidedly not a religion; it certainly isn't "anti-Christian." Anyway, there are two groups of professionals that seem to be over-represented on True's distribution list: lawyers (now there's a group that needs GOOHF cards!) and the clergy.
And just who do you think made the sun? I'm not the only one on your THIS IS TRUE list that believes in God. In any event, you should not write blasphemous things when sending out your e-mails. The [story] is grossly irreverent toward what is held to be sacred and there was absolutely no good reason for you to write it in the first place.
God… forgives you, I'm sure. You just know any better [sic]. Get back to me some time after you've had a near-death experience and let me know then whether or not you believe in God.
God is watching you — I don't have to.
Gee, thought it was Santa Claus who is watching me, making sure I'm good!
Anyway, like an idiot, I thought this woman signing her name as "Santa" might be moved that True's Official Consulting Pastor, the Rev. Rus Jeffrey, senior pastor of a Methodist church in New York, not only didn't object to the story, but told me he "laughed out loud" when he read it.
Please have your "Senior Methodist Pastor" e-mail me personally on what he said to you.
Dear Rev. Rus, (yea, sure — and I'm Santa Claus), you have to admit is that a grave sin was committed against the First Commandment by inferring that the sun is a god. [HUH? -rc] If you do not know it, you need to go back to the seminary and study some more theology. Why would anyone believe what Randy says when he can so freely can commit a grave sin against God. Just because Randy is a friend of yours, is no reason to side with him and damn your own soul into the pits of hell, which is where you are heading. Jesus is God. And finally to answer Randy's question "did it ever occur to you — you who insist that God made EVERYTHING — that God made feng shui, too?" Yes, Randy, I did think of that, but feng shui is not God and neither is the sun.
Clearly "Santa" has been going to church for a long time — she has learned how to talk respectfully to a man of the cloth. (Of course, I'm sure it's just some sort of cosmic coincidence that "Santa" is an anagram of "Satan", but I digress.) You read the story; I'm not sure where she got the idea that I said the sun was a god, but you have to remember: she's a fundamentalist — therefore she is right. Uh huh. And she is the one appointed to decide who is going to hell. Riiiiiiiiiiiiight.
A human being should not being saying such things to others, especially a "Senior Methodist Pastor" from THIS is TRUE. That definitely was not very Christian of you!! Was it???
Look in the mirror, Santa, and ask that question again.
Wait! Stop! What Does This Have to Do with the Cards?
Patience, dear reader! A good story takes time. But don't worry, I'm just getting to that.
When "Santa" lost it in a fit of fundamentalist fervor and told me I was going to hell, I had 2,000 cards printed. I then told my readers this whole story and said if they wanted some, send in a dollar and I'd send them 10 cards — the idea being to cover the cost of printing and postage.
This stack of mail represents just one weekend's worth of orders during the initial flurry — about 3,500 cards going as far as Australia. As many as 12,000 cards have been mailed out in just one week.
My readers went wild for them. I figured those 2,000 cards would last for months. They were gone in three days — and that was a time when people had to mail their order in!
I had 2,000 more cards printed — and they were gone in four more days — 4,000 cards just in the first week. I boosted the print order to 5,000 cards, then later 10,000, and then 20,000 at a time. The printer thought I was nuts, but the cards were going out the door that fast.
"Santa" wasn't the only one to write letters, either — I've received hundreds from people telling me how much they — or their recipient — love the card. Dropping a card on someone is incredibly fun, and the stories the givers have to tell are hilarious — and many times very touching.
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US Department of Energy Seizes $21 Million from Fisker Automotive Wed, 24 Apr 13, 2:30am
In this economy, it isn't just students and homeowners who are having trouble paying back their loans. In a statement on Monday, the US Department of Energy said that it had seized $21 million from Anaheim, California-based...
Fisker Debts Pile Up as Landlord and Web Designer Claim $700,000 in Unpaid Bills Thu, 18 Apr 13, 11:00pm
The past few weeks have seen a rapid unraveling of Fisker Automotive's stability, as CEO Henrik Fisker announced his resignation, bankruptcy rumors swirled and the company laid off 75 percent of its work force...
Fisker Lays Off 160 Employees as Bankruptcy Rumors Circle Sat, 6 Apr 13, 6:30am
As rumors of bankruptcy swirl around Fisker Automotive, today the sports car manufacturer laid off 160 employees in its Anaheim, California office. The luxury eco automaker apparently failed to find a funding partner, which...
Bad Karma? Obama promotes electric cars, but they still fall short Wed, 20 Mar 13, 3:46am
Guest post by Steve Goreham Originally published in The Washington Times Last Friday, President Obama once again pitched electric cars during his presentation at Argonne National Laboratory in Illinois...
Exxon called hateful for producing value Mon, 10 Dec 12, 11:45am
How do we know that Solyndra and First Solar and Fisker Automotive and thirty other failed Obama-subsidized green energy ventures are (or were) highly moral enterprises? Because they are all going bankrupt...
Bad battery "karma" – Taxpayers' Green 'Investment' in Battery Company Withers Thu, 5 Apr 12, 10:30am
By Paul Chesser, National Legal & Policy Center A123 Systems – the taxpayer-funded electric vehicle battery manufacturer that famously shipped duds to Fisker Automotive, which caused one of its luxurious Karma EVs to...
Fisker Replaces Almost All Of Its Faulty Karma Batteries in a Speedy Fashion Wed, 4 Jan 12, 2:44am
Just two weeks ago Fisker Automotive and their battery supplier A123 announced to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration that the lithium ion batteries used in their Fisker Karma plug-in hybrid electric models...
Bad electric Karma Mon, 2 Jan 12, 2:59am
… Fisker said it was not aware of any consumer complaints, warranty claims or "any other reports related to this condition." It said fewer than 50 vehicles were in the hands of consumers. Under federal regulations...
Fisker Officially Recalls All Karmas to Fix Battery Defect Sat, 31 Dec 11, 9:01am
Fisker Automotive, the maker of the Fisker Karma luxury plug-in electric hybrid vehicle has officially announced a recall of all 239 Karmas in the world in order to fix a defect recently revealed by their battery manufacturer, A123...
Fisker Karma Batteries Pose Safety Issues, Fix is in the Works Wed, 28 Dec 11, 3:54am
A123, the battery manufacturer that supplies power packs to Fisker Automotive, has admitted that some batteries installed in the Karma may malfunction due to misaligned hose clamps...
VIDEO: Inhabitat Interviews Henrik Fisker, Founder of Fisker Automotive and Designer of the Karma Tue, 29 Nov 11, 1:16am
Car designer and entrepreneur Henrik Fisker made his name in the car industry designing the highest of the high-end luxury cars for BMW and Aston Martin...
Fisker Karma Receives EPA Certification, but Only for 52 mpge/20 mpg! Thu, 20 Oct 11, 11:17pm
Read the rest of Fisker Karma Receives EPA Certification, but Only for 52 mpge/20 mpg! Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: alternative transportation, electric car, electric range, electric vehicle,...
Fisker Karma Electric Sedan Will be Ready for Sale This Summer Tue, 19 Apr 11, 4:31am
Fisker Automotive, an ambitious start-up raising funds to manufacture green luxury cars, has announced that they've reached their $1Billion dollar goal! With ample fund now in hand the company is setting plans in motion...
First Factory-Built Fisker Karma Hybrid to be Unveiled Next Month Thu, 16 Sep 10, 2:49am
Henrik Fisker, who designed Aston Martin's DB9 and V8 Vantage and the BMW Z8, is behind what his company is clearly hoping will the sexiest plug-in hybrid to hit the market — the Karma...
LAcarGuy Jumpstarts LA's Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Thu, 8 Jul 10, 7:15am
Last week at a preview event for one of Fisker's first showrooms, the LAcarGuy made his move to become the first automotive dealer in the US to offer "Level 2″ electric vehicle charging stations for any...
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Q: Calculate milliseconds in Excel from .NET Timespan A .NET tool exports timespan values into a .csv file in the following format:
00:00:00.6887981
I can't format the cells in excel correctly to calculate a sum or average with the data.
Is there a possibility to work in excel with this kind of data?

A: With data in A1, in B1 enter:
=TIMEVALUE(LEFT(A1,8))+MID(A1,9,9999)/(24*60*60)

and then format B1


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Posted by Richard Willett - Memes and headline comments by David Icke Posted on 25 November 2021
Footballer Matt Le Tissier: How many more more sports people need to collapse on the pitch before an investigation takes place?
A former professional Premier League footballer has called for an investigation after yet another player suddenly collapsed in the middle of a match last night.
Sheffield United midfielder John Fleck fell to the ground during his team's game at Reading and had to be taken off on a stretcher after receiving lengthy treatment and being given an oxygen mask.
The 30-year-old Scottish international "went down unchallenged before team-mates quickly waved medics on," reports BBC News.
Fleck was taken to hospital where he is said to be in good condition.
The player becomes yet another unfortunate addition to a lengthy list of footballers and other top athletes who have suddenly collapsed on the field of play in recent months.
Sheffield United midfielder John Fleck was taken to hospital after collapsing on the pitch during their Championship match at Reading.
— Sky Sports News (@SkySportsNews) November 23, 2021
As we previously highlighted, major German newspaper Berliner Zeitung recently published a report seeking to answer why an "unusually large number of professional and amateur soccer players have collapsed recently."
The article listed a large number of recent cases of footballers who have had heart problems or collapsed on the field, in some cases leading to death.
Read More: Former Pro Calls For "Investigation" After Another Football Player Suddenly Collapses
Coronavirus Health Medical/Health UK News #covid vaccine damage #experiment vaccines #Football #Vaccine damage


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Nilsebuvatnet is a lake in the municipalities of Sandnes and Hjelmeland in Rogaland county, Norway.  The  lake lies in the Lyseheiane mountains about  north of the village of Lysebotn and about  east of the village of Årdal.  The lake is regulated by a small dam on the southwest corner of the lake. The dam provides water for the Lysebotn power station.  The lake drains out into the river Storåna which flows westward towards Årdal.  The lake is accessible by a small service road from Lysebotn which leads up to the dam.

See also
List of lakes in Norway

References

Hjelmeland
Sandnes
Lakes of Rogaland