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Questa voce raccoglie le informazioni riguardanti il Rosenborg Ballklub nelle competizioni ufficiali della stagione 2012.

Stagione
Il Rosenborg chiuse la stagione al 3º posto finale, centrando così la qualificazione in Europa League per l'anno successivo. L'avventura nella Coppa di Norvegia 2012 terminò invece al quarto turno, con l'eliminazione per mano del Molde. In Europa League, la formazione norvegese non superò la fase a gironi, venendo eliminata del raggruppamento che la vedeva contrapposta agli austriaci del Rapid Vienna, gli ucraini del Metalist e i tedeschi del Bayer Leverkusen. Il calciatore più utilizzato in stagione fu Jonas Svensson, con le sue 45 presenze (27 in campionato, 4 nella Coppa di Norvegia e 14 in Europa League), mentre il miglior marcatore fu Bořek Dočkal, con 23 reti (10 in campionato, 6 in Coppa di Norvegia e 7 in Europa League).

Maglie e sponsor
Lo sponsor tecnico per la stagione 2012 fu Adidas, mentre lo sponsor ufficiale fu REMA 1000. La divisa casalinga era composta da una maglietta bianca con inserti nero e oro, pantaloncini neri e calzettoni bianchi. Quella da trasferta era invece composta da una maglietta nera con inserti bianchi e oro, pantaloncini bianchi e calzettoni neri.

Rosa

Calciomercato

Sessione invernale (dal 01/01 al 31/03)

Sessione estiva (dal 01/08 al 31/08)

Risultati

Eliteserien

Girone di andata

Girone di ritorno

Coppa di Norvegia

Europa League

Statistiche

Statistiche di squadra

Statistiche dei giocatori

Note

Collegamenti esterni

2012

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Q: Can I have one DefaultMessageListenerContainer with two MessageListeners for a Topic from JNDI? I would like to create two MessageListeners.
I have a topic which I can receive using JNDI
(with a name: jms/eventsTopic).
I know it is possible to create following configuration:
<jms:listener-container ...
    <jms:listener destination="topic" ref="listener1" />
    <jms:listener destination="topic" ref="listener2" />
</jms:listener-container>

but if Topic is from JNDI I need to use JndiObjectFactoryBean.
<bean id="eventsTopic" class="org.springframework.jndi.JndiObjectFactoryBean">
    <property name="jndiName" value="jms/eventsTopic"/>
    <property name="jndiTemplate" ref="jndiTemplate"/>
</bean>

I can not put eventsTopic as a refference to jms:listener because destination attribute accepts only name, not refference to JndiObjectFactoryBean.
I know it is possible to give the refference using destination-resolver. It should work something like:
<jms:listener-container destination-resolver="eventsTopic" ... >

I didn't try this because inside listener-container I have to put listeners but I don't know what should I put in denstination attribute of listener.
I achive my goal only by declaring 2 containers as a beans:
 <bean id="firstContainer" class="org.springframework.jms.listener.DefaultMessageListenerContainer">
    <property name="connectionFactory" ref="connectionFactory" />
    <property name="destination" ref="eventsTopic" />
    <property name="messageListener" ref="firstListener" />
</bean>

<bean id="secondContainer" class="org.springframework.jms.listener.DefaultMessageListenerContainer">
    <property name="connectionFactory" ref="connectionFactory" />
    <property name="destination" ref="eventsTopic" />
    <property name="messageListener" ref="secondListener" />
</bean>

I can do this because I don't need to declare destination for listener (as a text). Instead of that I need to give JNDI ref to the container.
But declaring container as a bean it is impossible to give two listeners in one container. That's why I had to create two containers.
If I I'm right it should be better if following configuration would be possible:
<jms:listener-container destination-resolver="eventsTopic" connection-factory="connectionFactory">
    <jms:listener ref="listener1" />
    <jms:listener ref="listener2" />
</jms:listener-container>

(JNDI refference to a topic (JndiObjectFactoryBean) given to the destination-resolver attribute of a listener-container and destination attribute as an optional in listener)

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Up to five athletes, three men and two women, will be able to represent weightlifting as part of Team GB, the British Olympic Association (BOA) have ruled.
To be eligible to automatically take up a host nation place, a weightlifter will have to consistently meet the minimum A standard set by British Weight Lifting.
"British weightlifters have come a long way since 2007 when there were no athletes in the top 10 at the European Championships; last year three female and one male athlete finished in the top 10 at the Europeans," said Andy Hunt, the chief executive of the BOA and Chef de Mission at London 2012.
"In terms of participation, British Weight Lifting has played their part in making sure that more people across the nation can engage in the sport: weightlifting now has 77 clubs, with 23 of those added in the last two years.
"We are confident that the sport will do its utmost to capitalise on the opportunity that competing at the London 2012 Olympic Games presents."
Britain only had one competitor at Beijing in 2008, Michaela Breeze, who finished seventh in the women's 63kg category.
"In Beijing, I was privileged to experience weightlifting live and watch Michaela Breeze compete at the Olympics," said Sir Clive Woodward, Team GB Deputy Chef de Mission and BOA Director of Sport.
"The atmosphere in the arena was unbelievable.
"I am really pleased that a deserving few of the British weightlifters will have the opportunity to compete at the London 2012 Olympic Games in front of an inspiring home crowd.
"The athletes now have a confirmed goal to train and aim towards and I wish them all the very best in their preparations."
The decision was, naturally, welcomed by Britain's weightlifters, including Scottish 2010 Commonwealth Games silver medallist Peter Kirkbride (pictured), currently competing in the 94kg category.
"It's fantastic news for the sport of weightlifting to be recognised in this way," he said.
"We've been around for hundreds of years and it's going to be great to be at the home Games in 2012.
"We're all training hard to make sure we are the athletes chosen to fill those Olympic places.
"It's going to be great whoever goes, but for us as individuals we still have to qualify so the pressure is not off us."
Welsh athlete Natasha Perdue, who is currently competing in the 69kg category and has competed at the last two Commonwealth Games, was also thrilled by the decision.
"It's great to hear that British lifters will have the opportunity to go to the Olympics," she said.
"We're very much a team, and all of the athletes are dedicated to getting to the Games.
"Obviously I want to go to the Olympics, but all the athletes are good friends and as long as the best athletes go forward to represent Britain that's what counts.
"Britain deserves the best, whoever that may be."
Britain's weightlifting head coach Tamas Feher was optimistic that the BOA's confidence would be rewarded.
"It's great news to hear that the British Olympic Association has given us their backing and guaranteed host nation places," he said.
"It's great to get recognition for the athletes that all their hard work is being noticed.
"The athletes train so hard and they will all do their best for Great Britain."
The Olympic Qualifying Standards Panel is currently working with the National Governing Bodies to finalise and approve the qualification standards and pathway to London 2012 for every sport.
In many cases, sports will qualify for the Games through their performance in specific international events.
For a select group of sports, however, the qualification process may involve the use of a Host Nation Qualification Place but the BOA have made it clear that they will only reward sports who have the ability to deliver a credible performance during London 2012.
The Panel, which includes Hunt, Sir Clive and Sarah Winckless, the chairman of the BOA Athletes Commission, have already given the go-ahead for handball and indoor volleyball to take up their places in London 2012.
Weightlifting is one of the oldest competitive sports, being one of the seven sports that made up the programme of the first modern Olympic Games at Athens in 1896.
It made sporadic appearances at the Games until 1920 at Antwerp and has been held at all 22 subsequent Olympic Games, with a women's programme being introduced for the first time at the Sydney 2000 Olympics.
There are currently 15 medal classes at the Olympic Games, across eight male and seven female weight categories.
Weightlifting actually provided Britain with its first-ever Olympic champion thanks to Launceston Elliot, a 21-year-old Indian-born Scotsman who claimed gold in the one-handed lift and silver in the two-handed lift at Athens in 1896.
In the one-hand event Viggo Jensen of Denmark and Elliot had both lifted 111.5 kilograms, but Greece's Prince George awarded the Dane first place for having done so in better style.
The one-hand event followed immediately with Elliot declining Prince George's offer of a rest break but he asked that he might this time lift after Jensen, as in the two-handed event the Dane had the advantage of lifting after Elliot.
Elliot raised 71.0 kilograms without difficulty whereas Jensen, who had injured his shoulder trying to raise 112.5 kilograms in the two-handed event, could only manage 57.0 kilograms and Britain's first Olympic champion was crowned.
So taken with Elliott was the Greek crowd that one female spectator even offered to marry him, it was claimed.
Britain has not won an Olympic gold medal in the sport since and their last medal was at Los Angeles in 1984 when David Mercer claimed bronze in the middle-heavyweight division.
But hopes are high that the sport is enjoying a resurgence in Britain, led by Smith, who in New Delhi last October became the first British female weightlifter to claim a Commonwealth Games medal when she won bronze.
"We're very pleased that we've been accepted, and look forward to a strong performance in 2012," said Jonathan Fuller, the chairman of British Weight Lifting.
"It's good to hear that the BOA has recognised that we are on the right track.
"The fact that the BOA has accepted our right to take up host nation places can only be a good thing for the sport and for ensuring that the British weightlifters are the best they can possibly be."


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The Landscapes are inspired by Emily Carr's love of trees and the magic, mystery and colors of the west coast . Sizes vary, some large, some smaller depending on the artist's choice.
Maybe it was the cappuccino/chocolate chip muffins we had at coffee break!
If you are interested in any of the classes, please email or call Penny to reserve your spot. Classes fill quickly as space is limited.
We offer small, intimate classes with lots of individual instruction and all materials ( some exceptions apply).
Please see "course " tab for full descriptions of each course as well as fees. Courses run when registrations are confirmed and dates/times may be changed.If you are interested in a course but need a different day/evening, please email me and perhaps I can accommodate you. Once courses have started, the schedule is set for 8 weeks. Registrations are taken for the following sessions at any time.
PLEASE NOTE: Open Studio times are for casual /drop-in students but must be prearranged as this is also a time used for Private clients.
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Painting the West Coast Landscape ( acrylics):Learn the fundamentals of landscape painting and the beauty of acrylics. All materials included. We'll learn about some great landscape artists along the way. Leave with at least one finished painting. No experience required.
Drawing the Female Form:Some drawing experience preferred but not required.( How about the first class, or any other drawing class) Learn about the human figure ( girls have more curves ,so we'll start there). We explore materials, composition and some basic anatomy .Note this is a Life drawing class -that means a female model will be in attendance for some classes.


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YouTube removes video 'Islam's Not For Me' for being 'hate speech'
In 2012 I simultaneously uploaded a video, titled 'Islam's Not For Me', to my YouTube channel and my backup channel on LiveLeak. It showed the negative parts of Islam, like child marriage, Muhammad's sexual behavior, speaking out against Sharia law and human rights, going with a very catchy tune.
I first discovered the song in 2009, but it's been around a bit longer than that. The song angered many Muslims and Leftists who branded the song and anyone who played it, hosted it or even listened to is as bigots, racists and more.
YouTube yanked the song from it's servers, and does so quickly anytime anyone tries to put it back up. I've just been lucky they didn't catch me for all those years.
After YouTube removed the video and punished me with a three months strike, I decided to create a re-release and uploaded the song on BitTubers, a video sharing platform that's free from censorship.
Islam Is Not For Me
Social Media giants have been infected with the virus of political correctness for some time now.
In recent times, platforms such as Twitter have incorporated social justice dogma into their community guidelines. These measures have led to a great assault on people's right to freedom of expression.
There have been numerous instances where videos have been either demonetized or deleted from YouTube for violating its policies which attempt to stifle criticism of some regressive Islamic practices and Leftist dogma.
It's incredible that there are people who constantly label and abuse others as "Bhakts, zombies, IT Cell", and their videos show up in everyone's recommendations and have millions of views. There are genuine religious bigots like Zakir Naik with close to a million followers and a verified tick, and YouTube feels the need to target a tiny channel like mine, delete my video and threaten to shut my channel down.
There has been a deliberate attempt at censoring dissent against leftist dogma on social media platforms. Numerous allegations have been made against the social media giant Twitter for stifling political speech that is not consistent with the beliefs of the Left. Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey had even admitted the left-leaning bias of its employees.
There have been numerous cases of right-leaning accounts getting suspended on Twitter. Many accounts associated with ABVP, the students' arm of RSS, were mass suspended, only to be reinstated after protests. Similarly, in 2016 many Twitter accounts were suspended after posting anti-AAP tweets.
Various Classical Liberals in the US have alleged that YouTube has been engaging in a concerted effort to silence dissenting voices. Jordan Peterson, a renowned clinical psychologist who gained almost instant popularity across the world for resisting social justice dogma, has faced similar issues on YouTube as well along with numerous other people.

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Treatment of peripheral arterial diseases using progenitor cells
M.V. PLOTNIKOV1,2, A.V. MAKSIMOV1,2
1Republican Clinical Hospital of the Ministry of Healthcare of the Republic of Tatarstan, 138 Orenburgskiy Trakt, Kazan, Russian Federation 420064
2Kazan State Medical Academy, 11 Mushtari St., Kazan, Republic of Tatarstan 420012
Plotnikov M.V. — Assistant Lecturer of the Department of Cardiology, Endovascular and Cardiovascular Surgery, vascular surgeon of the Vascular Surgery Department № 1, tel. (843) 237-32-76, e-mail: [email protected]1,2
Maksimov A.V. — Cand. Med. Sc., Associate Professor of the Department of Cardiology, Endovascular and Cardiovascular Surgery, Head of the Vascular Surgery Department № 1 of the Republic Clinical Hospital, tel. (843) 237-32-76, e-mail: [email protected]1,2
Peripheral arterial diseases (PAD) is a highly prevalent atherosclerotic syndrome associated with significant morbidity and mortality. Standard treatment for PAD is surgical or endovascular revascularization. However, up to 30% of patients are not candidates for such interventions, due to high operative risk or unfavorable vascular involvement. Bone-marrow derived stem and progenitor cells have been identified as a potential new therapeutic option to induce angiogenesis. These findings prompted clinical researchers to explore the feasibility of cell therapies in patients with peripheral and coronary artery disease in several small trials. Current literature is supportive of intramuscular bone marrow cell administration as a relatively safe, feasible, and possibly effective therapy for patients with PAD who are not subjects for conventional revascularization.
Key words: PAD, CLI, cell therapy, progenitor cells.
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Метки: A.V. MAKSIMOV, cell therapy, CLI, M.V. PLOTNIKOV, PAD, Practical medicine 04 (14) Innovative technologies in medicine. Part 2, progenitor cells
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The losses were devastating. The Division Peyri lost 1/3 of its people. Dead 500 man should have been there probably more. 800 prisoners, a total of 2,862 men in losses. The Russians lost 1,250 men wounded and dead. Because these soldiers have been involuntarily sent in this war, we defeated the Konigswartha municipality, to build a memorial to these niedergemetzelten innocent people in Konigswartha. Especially the Italian soldiers any ceremony was prohibited. This stone should draw attention also to certain historical processes in place or bring them in memory.
Because interested also the Italian Embassy in Berlin, it is likely, that also from the regions where these soldiers come here, tourists in Konigswartha found a. So, this stone also international understanding would serve. For this reason the Konigswarthaer history society to an open discussion on this subject invited. The result was devastating. The Konigswarthaer were a memorial building refusing to indifferent. A historical society without interest in history". Supposedly, also no interest in tourists would exist, because there are no dining facilities in Konigswartha. Once again, a citizen summed up the result. Quote: A Memorial Konigswartha is no longer needed for the fallen Italian soldiers. There are some of them, also fought the Italians on the wrong side, on the side of the conqueror. Therefore they're not worth a reminder." Therefore is weinig probably Konigswartha on international understanding and openness to the world regarding tourism. Good night Konigswartha places but also in Upper Lusatia, which have recognized the signs of the times. There will be hardly any industrial settlements in a large stick in Upper Lusatia. So a big Trump our beautiful Oberlausitz will be home with their mountains and gentle valleys, and friendly people. But the history of this region is very promising. So we want to concentrate the community Markersdorf in Gorlitz in future, whose Vergangenheit is a real treasure trove in 1813. Its Mayor, Mr. knack is an anticipatory astute, which has pledged any support. The memorial stone, which once should be at Konigswartha is probably so.
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Алекса́ндр Влади́мирович Ра́тнер (29 января 1948, Москва — 10 декабря 1991, там же) — советский , . Один из авторов «Краткой литературной энциклопедии».

Биография
В 1975 году окончил исторический факультет Московского педагогического института имени В. И. Ленина. После этого преподавал историю в школе. Не желая идти на компромиссы, отказался от защиты диссертации.

С 1980 года Ратнер —  журнала «Советская библиография». Член Археографической комиссии АН СССР, Учёного совета Исторической библиотеки РСФСР.

Умер в 1991 году. Похоронен на Донском кладбище.

Научная деятельность
Александр Ратнер — разносторонне образованный историк, знаток русской литературы, человек, влюбленный в книгу и библиографию. Известна его подвижническая деятельность в области истории отечественной библиографии и историографии революционного движения в России.

Автор около 60 работ, посвящённых истории отечественных издательств, деятелям русской книги (Николаю Аблову, Митрофану Клевенскому, Алексею Шилову, Михаилу Ахуну, Натану Эйдельману и др.), а также справочника «Историки освободительного движения в России. Биобиблиографический словарь. Проект словника» (1985).

В личном архиве Ратнера (80 папок) собраны материалы для словаря русских библиографов, материалы к статьям для словаря русских писателей (1800—1917 годы), представлено обширное эпистолярное наследие Александра Владимировича. В 2006 году архив Александра Владимировича Ратнера поступил в фонд Кабинета библиотековедения Библиотеки Российской академии наук.

В 2007 году вышла книга «Конспект времени. Труды и дни Александра Ратнера» (составители Абрам Рейтблат и Анатолий Шикман). Сборник включает статьи Ратнера (об историках книжного дела и революционного движения), дневник, письма.

Научные труды
 Ратнер А. В. Клевенский, Митрофан Михайлович // Краткая литературная энциклопедия. — М.: Сов. энцикл., 1962—1978. Т. 9: Аббасзадэ — Яхутль. — 1978. — Стб. 363.

Примечания

Литература
 Александр Владимирович Ратнер (1948—1991) // Археографический ежегодник за 1991 год. — М., 1994. — С. 343.
 Александр Владимирович Ратнер. Дневники. Письма. Воспоминания / Сост. А. П. Шикман. — Вятка, 1993.
 Конспект времени: труды и дни Александра Ратнера / Сост. А. И. Рейтблат и А. П. Шикман. — М.: Новое литературное обозрение (HISTORIA ROSSICA), 2007.
 Бокан М. Г. Профессиональная литература — создатели и потребители // Научные и технические библиотеки. 2007. № 4.
 Грин Ц. И. Трудом подвижников держится библиография в России: Памяти А. В. Ратнера // Историко-библиографические исследования. — 1992. — Вып. 2.
 Шикман А. П. В контексте времени и среды: Памяти А. В. Ратнера // Советская библиография. — 1992. — № 2. — С. 123—134 (есть список печатных работ Ратнера).
 Шикман А. П. Служитель внутреннего долга // Библиография. — 1998. — № 1. — С. 127—132.
 Шикман А. П. Ратнер Александр Владимирович // Книга: Энциклопедия / Редкол.: И. Е. Баренбаум, А. А. Беловицкая, А. А. Говоров и др. — М.: Большая Российская энциклопедия, 1998. — С. 523. — 800 с.: илл. ISBN 5-85270-312-5
 Шикман А. П. Александр Владимирович Ратнер — первый исследователь ОПК // Всесоюзное общество политкаторжан и ссыльнопоселенцев. Образование, развитие, ликвидация. 1921—1935. Материалы международной научной конференции. — М., 2004. — С. 18—22.
 Шикман А. П. Ратнер Александр Владимирович//Московская энциклопедия. Т.1 Лица Москвы. Книга 3 М-Р. М.: Фонд «Московские энциклопедии». 2010. С.598.

Археографы СССР
Выпускники МПГУ
Авторы энциклопедий и словарей
Похороненные на Донском кладбище


Ted Cruz is, loosely speaking, a man of his word.
No, he's not in Washington fighting for you, or for the Constitution. He made the clear for the umpteenth time this week by pledging to make opposition to Obama's executive immigration actions the immediate top priority for the GOP-led Senate. When Cruz makes specific plans, he presents them clearly. He has certainly delivered on his campaign promise to be an unmistakable thorn in Washington, and is he is running for president. Less than two years into his first elected office, Cruz is already looking for campaign office space.
It's hard to miss that the Republican sweep on Tuesday reads smoothly as a prologue to Cruz 2016. He pledged this week to hold hearings on pressing issues like the fake IRS scandal and the fake Benghazi scandal. He even declined to say whether he'd support Mitch McConnell for Senate Majority Leader.
It's unlikely but irrelevant. Somehow not surprisingly, McConnell is considered a moderate Republican in his own party. The mainstream media buys into this completely, even spending hours Wednesday and Thursday praising and believing his statement about being open to bipartisanship. This is the man who announced in 2009 that his only goal was limiting President Obama to one term. Nonetheless, there's an opening to McConnell's right.
Cruz has certainly bullied the GOP leaders before. Arguably the defining event of President Obama's second term so far came directly from Ted Cruz's badgering. The government shutdown was both damaging and a perfect media spectacle. Mainstream news loves extremes, and the shutdown contained three developing extremes as the complements to worry about the shutdown itself. First, Ted Cruz began saying publicly they would accept a shutdown if that's what it took to dismantle Obamacare. Initially, this put him in opposition to "mainstream" Republicans like McConnell and Boehner. After House Republicans followed the freshman senator's lead and he appeared to have abandoned them, he was the traitor. Then, Cruz pushed his party again and the government shut down. Americans stayed up late to watch Ted Cruz drone on in the middle of the night. In the mainstream media's narrative, Cruz went from rebel to outcast to hero. The superficial coverage surrounding the shutdown kept citizens distracted when they needed to be cogent. If the mainstream media were on the side of its consumers, they would have reported mostly on what actually impacts Americans during a shutdown. Instead of the fourth estate, the media is a collective instrument of the powerful.
Ted Cruz, master violinist. The Most Conservative Politician in America will be in the news constantly, and will definitely win many of his disagreements with McConnell and President Obama. The 72-year-old McConnell is a strong politician in many respects, but not in dealing with even-more-extreme young Republicans. President Obama is a strong politician in few respects, and faces a more formidable challenge in the Cruz Congress than ever before.
In addition to everything else, the freshman senator is likely to become the next chair of the Senate's important Subcommittee on Science and Space, which handles proposed bills about NASA, the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, and the National Science Foundation. Think about just NASA for a second. As climate change continues to worsen, is NASA's atmospheric expertise a crucial tool? Ted Cruz has no interest in that shed.
The Cruz Congress will be President Obama's last. As the mainstream narrative agrees, it will be a grand finale to six years of political stalemate in which Americans have mostly lost, somewhere in the background behind all that noise.
Ben Sherman has been a BOR staff writer since 2011. A graduate of the University of Texas, Ben has worked on campaigns, in political consulting, and has written for other news outlets like Think Progress. Ben considers campaign finance reform the fundamental challenge of our time because it distorts almost every other issue in American politics.


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Grand Canyon's North Rim to open May 15
The Arizona Department of Transportation will open Highway 67 to the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park on Wednesday, May 15 by 8 a.m.; and Grand Canyon Lodge North Rim, a Forever Resorts property, and Grand Canyon Trail Rides will commence their 2013 seasonal operations.
Grand Canyon Lodge North Rim operations include lodging, groceries, camper services, food services and a service station. All concessioner facilities will open at 10 a.m., with the exception of the dining room, which will open at 11:30 a.m. for lunch. Lodge check-in will begin at 4 p.m.
All services provided by the National Park Service, including the Visitor Center, backcountry-permitting office, and campground, as well as the Grand Canyon Association bookstore will be available on May 15 at 8 a.m.
The first scheduled ranger program, Grand Canyon Geology, will be on the back porch of the Grand Canyon Lodge at 3 p.m. The first evening program will be on May 15, at 8 p.m. in the lodge auditorium. All ranger programs will be listed in "The Guide" (North Rim: 2013 Season), a free publication distributed at the North Entrance Station, the North Rim Visitor Center, other contact stations in the park and online at www.nps.gov/grca once it is available.
The last day for most concessioner services and regularly scheduled ranger-led programs will be October 15, 2013. The National Park Service will continue its operations including the North Rim Visitor Center and Bookstore, as well as the Backcountry Permits Office, through October 31.
November 1 through December 1 the North Rim will be open for day use only (no overnight parking), unless snow closes Highway 67 prior to that date.
From November 1 through December 1, pay-at-the-pump gas and diesel will still be available and visitors will continue to have access to Point Imperial and Bright Angel viewpoints, as well as the North Kaibab Trailhead. Camping will be available to those who walk or hike in (no car camping) at the North Rim Campground and Yurt, provided a backcountry use permit has been obtained. These permits will continue to be available through the South Rim Backcountry Information Center, and at the visitor Center at Pipe Spring National Monument located in Fredonia, Arizona.
The North Rim lies at the southern end of the Kaibab Plateau at approximately 8,500 feet in elevation, and offers spectacular canyon views.
It is approximately a 215-mile drive from the South Rim. Points of interest include Point Imperial, Cape Royal, Point Sublime, North Kaibab Trail and Bright Angel Point.
Advance overnight lodging reservations for North Rim facilities may be made by contacting Forever Resorts at (877) 386-4383 or by visiting their website at http://www.grandcanyonforever.com. For advance reservations from outside of the United States, please call (480) 998-1981. Advance reservations for the North Rim Campground must be made by calling 877-444-6777 or online at http://www.recreation.gov. For information on Grand Canyon Trail Rides, please call (435) 679-8665 or visit their website at http://www.canyonrides.com.
For a copy of the park's Trip Planner or "The Guide" for the North Rim, please http://www.nps.gov/grca/parknews/upload/2009TripPlanner.pdf. "The Guide" for the North Rim will be available online by May 15.


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Movies Best (Or Rather, Worst) Movie Mistakes Of All Time!
Best (Or Rather, Worst) Movie Mistakes Of All Time!
Believe it or not, even the greatest movies can fall victim to bloopers in forms of errors and inaccuracies. As ridiculous as they are, most of these mistakes go unnoticed by the public but once they've been spotted, they usually cannot be unseen. That having said, some are go glaringly obvious that they stick out like a sore thumb and you wouldn't need to press rewind and play a couple of times to catch it. And no, we're not taking about the strategically-placed-so-that-it's-noticable Easter Eggs that you'd so often spot in a Marvel movie.
These looks like someone has wilfully let them get through the filters into the film!
1. Pulp Fiction
Though Quentin Tarantino is a notorious film junkie, he couldn't stop this infamous gaff that showed off the bullet holes before any gun was fired, and clearly hoped that no one would notice the whacking great holes in the wall behind Jules and Vincent. Well, we did. It's also not hard to see why Jules was so shocked not to be dead, considering 3 of said bullet holes are clearly visible behind his body, at impossible points of impact due to where the hitman is standing.
2. Braveheart
One of the most famous movie mistakes ever, and one of the most elusive – spend enough time online, and you'll find that there are multiple theories concerning the appearance of the fabled "Braveheart" white van. Either it appears at Murron's funeral, driving in the background, or it's seen parked in the background of various battle scenes. Either way, it's a fairly conspicuous addition to the film, and one that pretty badly compromises the period setting.
3. Jurassic Park
In this scene, programmer-turned-thief Dennis Nedry appears to be chatting with an accomplice on his computer via a live feed. But the workstation clearly shows he's speaking to a pre-recorded video instead. Well, we definitely expected more from the man responsible for designing Jurassic Park's computer systems!
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4. Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines
The third entry in the "Terminator" franchise, which was directed by Jonathan Mostow and released in 2003, is teeming with errors. One of the most noticeable is when the identifying number on John Connor's getaway Cessna 172 Skyhawk mysteriously changes. When John and Catherine are in the hangar at the runway, the Cessna's tail number is N3035C. When the plane is shown in the air, the number is N3973F. When they land, the tail number changes back to N3035C.
The leader of the human resistance should have known better than to trust a machine like that:
4. Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines
The third entry in the Terminator franchise, which was directed by Jonathan Mostow and released in '03, is teeming with errors. One of the most noticeable is when the identifying number on John Connor's getaway Cessna 172 Skyhawk mysteriously changes. When John and Catherine are in the hangar at the runway, the Cessna's tail number is N3035C. When the plane is shown in the air, the number is N3973F. When they land, the tail number has changed back to N3035C. The leader of the human resistance should have known better than to trust a machine like that.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBo2nsoZuo4
5. Jaws
The brutal end to Quint in "Jaws" is one of the film's most iconic and memorable moments, thanks in part to the actor's incredible performance as the grizzled sea dog, and also the graphic nature of the attack. Obviously it's a great big fake shark, but good artistry can usually transcend the limitations of the equipment. The only thing that spoils the scene somewhat is the very visible presence of a nice comfy cushion under Quint's back, to stop the fake sharks fake teeth from really puncturing his soft, fleshy body, presumably.
Just to stick the knife in on the scene a little, Quint also lets go of Brody's arm. Twice:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ys4V-MSXnAM
In the Battle of Carthage re-enactment sequence, one of the chariots is upended, and crashes into the wall of the arena. But before it hits the wall, you can clearly see a gas canister, that is revealed when whatever is covering it on the back of the chariot falls off. I'm still not entirely sure why a horse-drawn vehicle would require gas power anyway, but capturing the fact on screen of a supposedly historically accurate film is just plain sloppy.
The film is actually full of errors, in terms of continuity, pure production errors, and historical inaccuracies, but this one sticks out a mile as the worst offender:
No film/movie editors were hurt in the process of this feature.
So, which one did you like (or rather, not like)? Do you know of any other jarring movie mistake(s) that we need to check out? Preferably those with video proof? Let us know in the comments box below!
Sources: 1, 2, 3.
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Three Takes on an Aesthetic and a Synthesis
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I wrote this essay on my personal aesthetics back in 2006, responding to a prompt from Chris Abani in the creative non-fiction class I took from him. Even then I was thinking about the linkages between poetry and programming. Anyway, I thought this might be of interest given the release of my new book, Babbage's Dream, which explores beauty, loss, and wonder at the intersection between poetry and technology. Enjoy!
I. Writing as Apocalypse
Everything that is dead quivers. Not only the things of poetry, stars, wood,
flowers, but even a white trouser button glittering out of a puddle in the street.
Everything has a secret soul, which is silent more often than it speaks.
~ Vassily Kandinsky (1866-1944)
What I want from my art and from my writing is to reveal what Kandinsky hints at in the above quote—to lay bare the "secret soul" of the seemingly ordinary world. Perhaps it is my rejection of a world where language has become arbitrary and meaningless, an insistence instead that there must be something that lies behind each word, as amorphous as it may be. I hold onto an old belief that writing is akin to sculpting—there is a blankness presented before in the page, but buried in that blankness is the remarkable and astonishing. It is up to me as a writer to discover what lies within. It is my obligation as well to not flinch when I find it, be it terrifying or joyful, brilliant or dark.
To be an apocalyptic writer, I must approach language with an awareness of each word's historical and psychological weight. While it is impossible to have a complete knowledge of all the ways history and prior writings might inform a reader's experience with a word, an awareness of the complexity of the reading experience and a close crafting of each line can help tune the reader in to a much richer experience.
What is beautiful then? From the apocalyptic standpoint, beauty arises out of the countless unfoldings of the natural world. The fractal and the infinite. To approach each object, place, and person with an exacting attention to detail will only reveal more astonishing detail, more unexpected beauty. It is an artichoke full of wings to echo Neruda. It is that white trouser button abandoned in a street puddle beneath the moon.
Perhaps it is the programmer in me that seeks this quarrying for a core. It is after all a recursive act to call upon the same function—examine_item(x)—which calls upon itself with increasing specificity until at last it reaches the indivisible and singular self, which can only be called its "secret soul."
II. Writing as Exile and Memory
As the contemporary Chinese poet, Liu Hongbin, once said "Writing poetry is the beginning of exile." From the outset, once we put ink to paper, the poem or essay has moved out of the home of our mind and into a strange new place from which it can never truly return. Writing exiles the idea from creator, exiles the artist from his community, and exiles the moment from its historical context. The work becomes a letter adrift in the world, without name or destination, it wanders from mind to mind, book to book, always in search of its rightful home.
Still, even if writing ultimately makes the work itself a refugee, the act of writing is an act of attempted salvation or restitution. We write to remember or recreate what we fear to lose, or most likely have already lost. I write to capture a certain stillness in place, the moment of the pendulum swing, even the sense of weightlessness there. If the present moment that I write becomes exiled from the past and future, I must find it a new land to set down roots. Each manuscript is a calling together of lost children from the same village who come stumbling out of darkness, violence, and obscurity into the space on the page.
If writing is a form of exile then what is beautiful must be that which echoes something from the land I came from, some familiar line or phrase borrowed from the language of loss and memory. Whether that land is a place in time, in the world, or in some buried emotional reality, it is a meeting ground for many people. It must be a universal language. Something that lies at the root of what we all long to say, but do not know how.
III. Writing as Invocation
It is an old Kabbalist tradition that should the true order of the verses of the Sepharith be revealed and spoken correctly, one could create worlds after the same fashion as this one, or raise the dead, or perform all manner of miracles. There is a force that lies within the transcribed word. To write is to record with the expectation that it will be spoken, whether solely in the mind, or audibly to the open world.
Whereas some might write to evoke a certain memory, I write at times to invoke a latent power, to awake what sleeps within the text itself. When I write, I frequently call out each line, expecting the next to appear. When I am stuck, I return to the beginning, and read each line aloud, till a momentum builds, and the next line forms even as I come to the place which is blank.
If writing is a call to the unknown within the page, or to some unseen deliverer of words, then I, as a writer, must be willing to sit in what sometimes can be an almost unbearable silence. But I have also learned, that sometimes the longer the silence, the deeper the space that will be revealed.
If writing is an invocation, then beauty must lie in the depths of the breath before and after the words. That is to say, what is beautiful in writing will long to appear on our lips. We will wish to speak it, to hear how it turns in the mouth. How it falls on the ear. How it twists in the moment of speaking and becomes something unforeseen. How even saying it brings it to some form of reality.
Writing is an invitation to the world of ghosts and memories to step into a moment. To write is open a conduit to something bigger than our own consciousness, be it the collective consciousness of Jung, or the broad world of semiotics and symbols.
Synthesis—A Certain Alchemy
At the end of the day what I'm really after is the creation of a text that an amalgam of these three approaches. I want to write in such a way that there is a deep emotional and spiritual resonance in the language, a lyricism not born of artifice but of some vision of the world that lies beneath the surface of this one. I feel (at least for poetry) that sometimes fact must take second place to the emotional truth of the moment. In writing creative non-fiction, the challenge is finding the correct rhetorical moment—the kairos—for speaking. Perhaps what I want is work that operates much like a Zen rock garden whose completeness cannot be observed from one vantage point. Both the writer and the reader must move and try different views before the garden's beauty can be opened to full appreciation.
If writing is part invocation, then it is akin to the way I program. Each line calls out to the next. Or more precisely, I write and reread what precedes it. Then I place a demand in my mind for the next line. Then I write that line and the next until I can go no further. Then I reread from the beginning till something new appears. At times I am a compiler stopping at every mis-coded sequence, reworking the faulty lines till the eye crosses over the length of the piece without being halted by inconsistency or error.
Writing remains a revelation of the world and of the self. I maintain a deep belief in purpose and meaning. That the elements that surround me have significance. That the fundamental language we speak is image and sound—to understand the world in detail is to move toward fluency in that language. Confucius once taught that calling things by their proper names is the beginning of wisdom. I believe this implicitly. But paradoxically, I also believe a fundamental idea from computer science, that the shortest most accurate description of a program and its workings, is the program itself. That is to say, the only name for a thing is the thing itself. A poem simultaneously describes and enacts what it describes. It is a condensed form of emotional reality.
Perhaps what I'm saying is that I am looking for a home. And the poem is looking for home. And emotional truth that triggered the poem, is looking for a home. And we're all looking for names for ourselves and our experience. The three of us. The text where we meet—this brief intersection which may or may not bring us back together in the future—becomes something that transcends all of us: a document of that moment and a window on all three.
From the Archive: Unpublished Interview, Northern Poetry Review (2010)
Back in 2010, I was sent interview questions from Northern Poetry Review and fully intended on delivering a finished interview. While I was able to respond to all the other questions, I found myself stymied by the first question which asked me to contemplate the relationship between sons and fathers. Even though it had been 3 years since my father's death, I did not know if I had answers and anything substantive to say – I was uncertain of my response as it was taking shape. Recently I came across the unfinished and unsent interview and decided to update my answers, if only for myself. I still don't know if I've expressed to an answer to the first question. Perhaps it's really not an answer, perhaps it's more of a gesture toward an answer—and for now, I'm fine with that. I'm fine knowing that I don't have all the answers.
Some of my thinking has grown and changed in the 7 years since the time of this interview, but there's a lot that's still very much who I am and what I think about. Displacement, dislocation, loss, and memory.
Among the remarkable images in your book include the idea that your father's body has "grown more wind than flesh." I have my own poem about the fear of losing my father. At the risk of a vague question, what is it about men and their fathers?
Everything. We want to be like them. We want to be different from them. We are afraid of becoming them. We lean on them. We ignore them. We want to be stronger, wiser, happier, more prosperous than them.
In the last poem in The Lost Country of Sight, I describe a dream in which my father stands on the shore and scatters the ashes of his father while I watch at his side. There's a moment in the poem when my father and I pause and listen, waiting for "whatever marks the distance between a father and a son."
I think that moment for me is the beginning of an answer to this question. I don't know if there's a succinct answer, but perhaps it lies in the complexity of the bond between fathers and sons – how a father is many things at once and at different times: a trailblazer, a role model, a rival, a counselor, a mirror, a landmark, and a friend.
When I left home the first time to attend university, my father pulled me aside and confided in me that he would not live a long life. He knew that the combination of diabetes, Addison's disease, and obesity would mean he most likely would be around when I came to be his age. It was a sobering thought – one that stuck with me and colored much of how I wrote and thought and engaged with world and with my family. Even now, years after his death at 59, I am haunted by his words, aware of my mortality, and conscious of the ephemerality of each day and interaction.
Every father and son relationship is a little different, but I do think that whether as a presence or an absence, fathers play a critical role in defining the lives and views of their sons. Which perhaps is unsurprising, given how much of our lives are spent being compared to our fathers. When our fathers at last are gone, we find ourselves lost, momentarily unmoored and untethered, until we realize that their words, actions, and dreams continue on reflected in all we do to either carry them on or leave them in the past.
Which is to say, I think we are always either striving to emulate some aspect of them or actively constructing ourselves in opposition to them. Our lives in this respect become one long conversation with our fathers. And then one day we wake up and that father is gone. The conversation becomes one-sided; what we could not say or could not do, remains unsaid and undone; and in the end, we find ourselves speaking to memories, ghosts, quiet rooms, and the empty page.
Your opening poem in The Lost Country of Sight, is a poem called "In the Long Dream of Exile," and other poems have lines about "small children / in light weight clothes / almost ascend into the sky," or that someone can be "the one who is always nowhere, too late and too soon." There's very much a sense of displaced people in your work – do you agree, and can you elaborate on that?
Displacement and dislocation are certainly themes that run through these poems. In part this preoccupation with being out-of-place stems from my own personal experiences as someone who has grown up in a great variety places, cultures, and countries. Our family moved frequently when I was younger and as an adult, I have continued to be somewhat rootless, moving every few years for work or graduate school. And yet, in writing and thinking about personal exile and displacement, these separations from persons, places, languages, and moments I have loved, I have found that the desire to reconnect, return, and reconstruct is actually quite universal and common in our increasingly destabilized and fractured modern society. One does not need to leave a country or language behind to feel this sense of longing, but can experience displacement within the isolation of urban living, in the compartmentalization of what we do for work, or within the seemingly insurmountable divide between where we are now and where we long to be. Perhaps at the root of this is our fear of losing "home," whether "home" is a physical location, a configuration of people, a spiritual moment, or an emotional space. We all long for "home" and try to salvage what we can through memory and elegy. While these poems often begin in concrete moments where some aspect of "home" is in jeopardy, these poems try to move beyond the sphere of personal loss and threat of loss and resonate with larger and often more abstract versions of these anxieties. Often when the "home" we seek no longer exists in this physical world, we must build again in world of words on the page.
Your bio suggests you grew up in places as distinct as Vancouver, Saudi Arabia and Taiwan. Do you consider yourself Canadian? Does nationality even matter when it comes to poetry?
Although I've stopped consciously thinking about nationality and citizenship when I write, my writing does remain deeply influenced by the many years I spent in Saskatchewan. The long open roads, the high vaulted skies, the seemingly endless flat prairie horizons, and the cold that crept in through thick clothes, windows, and doors every winter – all these things find a place in the work, cement themselves as part of a world from which ideas and poems spring forth. I count myself lucky and blessed to have grown up in a place and time before the internet was all pervasive, without ubiquitous Gameboys and Xboxes, with ample time and opportunity to be outside. We camped in summer and traveled back roads to visit friends year round. Sometimes we'd stop at the edge of a gravel farm road and watch the stars overhead, thousands upon thousands, and the blue-purple curve of the Northern Lights bending in some astral breeze. What does it mean to be a Canadian writer? I don't really know, but if it has anything to do with a love of the land and a proximity to the natural world, perhaps I am a Canadian writer. I don't there's a clear "check one" approach to determining one's nationality. The more we travel and immerse ourselves in new places, languages, and cultures, the more complicated such determinations become. The country of the heart has no clear borders, no lines of demarcation. When I write there are Canadian influences no doubt, but also many things I have gleaned from the culture and language of Taiwan and China, from my experiences as a computer programmer, and from the countless interactions and conversations I have had with other travelers on my way. Hong Liu Bin, a Chinese poet-in-exile, once said, "The poet himself is a China" and I think perhaps this is the reality of 21st century nationality – we don't "belong" to countries anymore, rather we build them within ourselves. So in some respects, I carry a China, a Taiwan, a Canada, and wherever else I go within myself. Each is a country in my own image. Each is lost and found again on the page.
I assume you're a fan of Jack Kerouac based on "For Sal Paradise, Lost in America." Is that correct? And what other writers have proved to be an influence?
Confession: I didn't actually read Kerouac's On the Road until I was well into my MFA, so in this respect always hesitate when people ask if I'm a fan of Kerouac's work. I think I am, but it might just be that I loved the way the novel captured much of the same wanderlust that runs through my own family. My father's father rode the rails during the Great Depression as a young man looking for work. My father traveled through many countries and regions throughout his life, partly for work, partly for research, and often just for the joy of seeing old places. We were always moving. By land, by air, by sea.
My father was a firm believer in road trips and we spent many summers out camping, traveling cross-country, and touring forgotten places. I was also an active Scout and enjoyed the opportunities it provided to journey with only what we could carry on our backs. Even now I find myself driving long distances across country when it might be simpler to fly. Even in Los Angeles, I like to wander the city at night on foot. The open spaces and the quiet unknown corners of the world continue to fascinate me. When I read Kerouac's novel, I knew I recognized something familiar: a love of the open road, of possibilities, of leaving things behind. The poem grows out of that – of being nowhere and everywhere at once. Of being lost and in awe of the world.
Among the list of other writers who have influenced me, I would happily include Philip Levine and Li-Young Lee, as well as the writings of Isaiah and Jeremiah in the King James Translation of the Bible. My first encounter with contemporary American poetry was through Levine's New Selected Poems. I recall that first moment as I stood in a used bookstore thumbing its pages and was struck by the perfect balance between image, lyric, and narrative captured in a simple condensed language. I had just returned from Taiwan and was lost as to how to write poetry again. I knew nothing of contemporary poetry and poets and yet when I read "Letters for the Dead," I knew something special was happening in that poem and I wanted to find a way to write like that. To find beauty in the physical evidence of the world, the small forgotten artifacts and signs of our passing. Later, a friend introduced me to Li-Young Lee's work, and I was struck this time by the way the spiritual and the physical combine, how the lyric text is made flesh, and again, the poem can be pared down to a powerful configuration of word, image, and a moment upon which everything hinges. Over the years, I've been inspired by other great poets and books of poetry: Dylan Thomas, Czeslaw Milosz, Jane Kenyon, Mark Strand, Jon Pineda, Brigit Pegeen Kelly, Larry Levis, Pablo Neruda, and many more. I have also found inspiration in Nicolas Bouvier's The Japanese Chronicles, a rare piece of travel writing which blends personal narrative, Japanese history, and translated classical poetry. Andre Achiman's essays on exile and identity have also been immensely helpful as I've unpacked and interrogated the ideas of exile, home, and return.


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The feeling is described by many as overwhelmed, stressed, or defeated. These descriptions are also used by my clients when it comes to organizing. They feel so overwhelmed that they cannot get started and the train keeps putting the clutter into their space with no end in sight.
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Asking for help is another habit to change as we feel weak if we need to ask for help for a task that seems like anyone can do it, such as organizing. As I tell my clients, we are gifted with a talent and organizing just happens to be mine, but art and singing are not talents I was gifted.
When it comes to organizing, being overwhelmed is preventing you from moving forward so it continues to pile up. To get off that fast moving train you must say no to new tasks, give yourself permission to ask for help, and remember that getting organized is a process not an event. The train did not just start going fast, so it will take some time for it to stop.
Sometimes it is easier to just say yes to things and requests we know we don't want to do or have time to do. It takes a measure of courage to say no. But saying no is the only way we can say yes to what is truly important in our lives. We can practice saying no in nice ways, such as "Thank you for thinking of me, but no I will not be able to serve on that committee at this time." Then smile & walk away rather than take on another burden.
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A top US official has stated in a blunt message that the US military is preparing for a possible conflict with China by focusing on bases, logistics and long-range missiles.
Economic pressure and diplomacy are the best tools to keep the two nations' armed forces from becoming "kinetic," said US Army Secretary Christine Wormuth. But the US also needs to make sure that Chinese President Xi Jinping and other leaders think twice before launching an attack on Taiwan or taking reckless action in the South China Sea. These comments were made at a virtual event hosted by the Washington DC-based think tank Center for International Strategic Studies (CSIS).
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The US military will have five "core tasks" in an Indo-Pacific conflict that it can accomplish without dramatically expanding its permanent presence, the senior official said. The first task is to secure and establish joint bases and positions for air and naval forces. In its second mission, the military will operate much of the backbone of a secure communications network and create supply chain networks for troops distributed across the region.
The military will also help synchronize, support and defend operations through a scalable joint headquarters as its third task, Wormuth said, adding that the fourth task is to provide ground fires such as hypersonic weapons, a mid-range missile and precision strike missiles. , all three of which will be deployed in 2023.
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Q: Set rule in Firebase to get data in about a period My app is use Firebase. I've used ChildEventListener to get data.
mTaixeReference.addChildEventListener(new ChildEventListener() {
      @Override
      public void onChildAdded(DataSnapshot dataSnapshot, String s) {

          String strTen = dataSnapshot.child("ten").getValue(String.class);
          String strSdt = dataSnapshot.child("sdt").getValue(String.class);
          String strLong = dataSnapshot.child("longtitude").getValue(String.class);
          String strLat = dataSnapshot.child("latitude").getValue(String.class);
          String strDiemden = dataSnapshot.child("diemden").getValue(String.class);
          String strThoigian=dataSnapshot.child("thoigian").getValue(String.class);

          //Toast.makeText(MapsActivity.this,"Toa do: "+strLat+","+strLong,Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();
          double dblLong = Double.parseDouble(strLong);
          double dblLat = Double.parseDouble(strLat);
          //Marker marker=mMap.addMarker(new MarkerOptions().position(new LatLng(dblLat,dblLong)).title(strTen));

          marker = mMap.addMarker(new MarkerOptions().position(new LatLng(dblLat, dblLong)).
                  icon(BitmapDescriptorFactory.fromBitmap(iconFactory.makeIcon(strDiemden)))
                  .title(strTen+"\n"+strThoigian).snippet("Sđt: "+strSdt+"\n Loại xe: "+strLoaixe+"\n Giá: "+strGia));
          Markers.put(dataSnapshot.getKey(), marker);
      }

      @Override
      public void onChildChanged(DataSnapshot dataSnapshot, String s) {
         /* if (Markers.containsKey(dataSnapshot.getKey())) {
              String strLong = dataSnapshot.child("longtitude").getValue(String.class);
              String strLat = dataSnapshot.child("latitude").getValue(String.class);
              Marker marker = Markers.get(dataSnapshot.getKey());
              marker.setPosition(new LatLng(Double.parseDouble(strLat),
                      Double.parseDouble(strLong)));

          }*/
      }

      @Override
      public void onChildRemoved(DataSnapshot dataSnapshot) {
         /* if (Markers.containsKey(dataSnapshot.getKey())) {
              Marker marker = Markers.get(dataSnapshot.getKey());
              marker.remove();

          }*/
      }

      @Override
      public void onChildMoved(DataSnapshot dataSnapshot, String s) {

      }

      @Override
      public void onCancelled(DatabaseError databaseError) {

      }
  }

);

It has worked well when I set rule like this
 {
  "rules": {
     "Taixe":{

    ".read": true,
    ".write": true

   }
  }
}

cause I just want to get data in about 10 minutes, so I changed :
{
  "rules": {
     "Taixe":{
      "$Taixe":{
    ".read": "data.child('timestamp').val() > (now - 600000)",
    ".write": true
     }
   }
}
}

and I can not get data. How to get data by ChildEvenListener in this case?
This is my data:

A: Firebase read rules are checked when you attach a listener to a location. If you don't have read permission at the location, your listener is immediately rejected.
Knowing that, let's have a look at your rules:
{
  "rules": {
    "Taixe":{
      "$Taixe":{
        ".read": "data.child('timestamp').val() > (now - 600000)",
        ".write": true
      }
    }
  }
}

You're attaching a listener to Taixe. But since you don't have read permission there, that listener is immediately rejected.
You're trying to filter data based on security rules. But because the rules are enforced on the listener and not on the child nodes themselves, you cannot use Firebase rules to filter data. This rule is known as "rules are not filters". Searching for that phrase in the Firebase documentation, here on Stack Overflow or on Google will give you tons of results explaining more details.


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Registration will take place between 6 pm and 8 pm on the Friday evening and between 8 am and 9.30 am on the Saturday morning at the Event Centre.
After both team members have returned their signed Compulsory Kit List, you will be given a plastic map bag, a team number, a Sport-Ident dibber and (for the category Orienteering Marathon and Score Teams only) one competition map per team. If you require extra maps, these should be order in advance when you do your initial entry and collected at the event. It is not possible to buy them at the event.
The walk to the start usually takes about 45 minutes and includes sometimes a ride on the chair lift. Please ensure you leave the Event Centre early enough to arrive on time at the start.
The mass start for Trail Marathon and Orienteering Marathon teams will take place at 10.30 am on the Saturday morning.
The Mass Start for the Score teams will take place at 10.45 am.
At certain controls there will be volunteers with radios in case of emergency.
At the finish of the first day, each team will camp at the overnight camp with all the material they have brought with them. At this campsite there will be water, but no wood for burning.
There will be a Chasing Start from 7 am for all teams apart from those on the Score category. All teams within an hour of the leaders on Day 1 will take part in the Chasing start, and then at 8 am there will be a Mass Start for all remaining competitors.
Score teams will have a Mass Start at 8 am.
At the finish there will be a Compulsory Kit check. This list must be strictly adhered to, and any teams missing any items will be disqualified.
The route data is now the effective distance and climbing on an assumed ideal route (from 2019). The information is the total for two days. So far: distance = as the crow flies, climbing on assumed ideal route.
A team is made up of 2 runners who must stay together throughout the whole competition.
Children under the age of 16 can only start when accompanied by an adult.
The Organisers reserve the right to restrict entry to this event.
Attention - Do not be misled by the comparatively "short" distances for this race.
Running off the paths, with a rucksack and in pre alpine / alpine is not comparable with times that may be achieved in road or fell running races.