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Wailua Municipal Golf Course
Lihue, Hawaii (island of Kauai)
Men's Summary:
Tees Yards Rating Slope
Blue 6981 73.6 130
White 6585 71.6 127
Women's Summary:
Red 5974 74.3 127
Wailua
Wailua clubhouse and driving range
#1, par 5 dogleg right
Approach to #1
Tee shot on the spacious #2
#2 fairway alongside the ocean breakers
Greenside at #2
Long par three #3
#4 - just keep it left of the trees...
Tee shot on #5
Par three #7
Par four #8
View of the ocean from the 9th teebox
Approach to #10
Tee shot on the par 4 eleventh, dogleg left
Tee shot on #13, dogleg left around the trees
Second shot on #13 over the ditch
Par 3 #14 - It plays longer than it looks...
Par four #16, big dogleg left
Par three #17 - spectacular, eh?
The home hole, through the trees (dogleg right)
Click on one of the thumbnails above to see an enlargement.
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Wailua Municipal Golf Course - Overview
Wailua Municipal is a very reasonably-priced ($48) regulation course located on Kauai, just a few miles north of the Lihue Airport. The course is right alongside of the ocean, and many of the holes have spectacular views.
The facilities are a bit spartan -- for food, there are four vending machines and a water fountain.
The day I played was gorgeous, and if anything, just a bit warm. The trees and shrubs actually provided a bit too much shelter from the offshore breezes.
Slopes on the greens are very subtle, and I had a very difficult time getting the pace on my putts right.
Since the holes are all contiguous to each other, this is very walkable course. But the carts were reasonably priced too.
This is a very enjoyable course, and is great value for the money. It's challenging, has holes that bend in both directions, has well-defended greens, has plenty of room to spray your driver around, and has wonderful scenery. It's great value for the money, and you should definitely play it if you're on the island.
Wailua Municipal Golf Course Detail
This writeup was done from the white tees (6585 yards). The blue tees run 6981 yards, which isn't outrageously long, but the white tees are plenty of golf course for your average bogey golfer. There are lots of 400+ yard par fours, which are plenty long at sea level...
#1 is a wide open par 5, which doglegs to the right along the seashore. This is a great warmup hole because a) it's hard to get in trouble, and b) there's the ocean!
#2 is a 441 yard par 4, which also runs alongside the ocean. This is difficult (for me) to reach in two, but be patient, and don't overswing. If you make a bogey, so be it. But don't make it worse than it needs to be...
#3 is a long par 3 running away from the ocean. Take a few pictures from the tee box, and then turn your mind back to golf. The best miss is short, so you avoid the cavernous bunkers. This is a big green, so if the pin is back, make sure to use plenty of club.
#4 is a straightforward par 4, playing 396 yards. It helps to hit it straight, and not let it leak into the trees (and the hazard!) to the right.
#5 is one of the shorter par 4s, playing only 340 yards. It's pretty much straightaway, so play it like you find it. The angle is a little better from the right half of the fairway, but anything in the short grass is basically okay.
#6 is a bit longer, and dog legs slightly left as your tee shot goes over a hill. This angle is definitely better coming in from the right.
#7 is a shorter par 3 that is well defended by bunkers front and left. If the pin is forward, either a) don't miss, or b) miss a little left. Missing a little short or a little right will dump you in the front bunker. If the pin is back, make sure you take plenty of club to avoid those bunkers.
#8 is kind of a replay from #5, except it's a little longer. Same advice as before, namely keep it in play, and favor the right half of the fairway.
#9 is a short par 5 that doglegs a little bit left. If you remember to hit your tee shot straight, this hole is pretty straightforward. (I guess that can be said for a lot of holes.)
#10 is a little longer par 5 running alongside the highway. It kind of sits down in a depression so the nearby road doesn't really get in your head. Pay attention -- you really need a good tee shot. If you leak into the trees very far, this can run into extra strokes pretty quick.
#11's tee box staggered back alonside the #10 fairway 80 yards or so. The hole then wraps around a pond to the left. Don't try to get too cute and cut that corner -- the hole is only 356 yards, and the distance you might save really doesn't justify the risk.
#12 goes up a hill to the back corner of the course, and seems to play longer than it should. It only claims to be 390 yards, but it takes two pretty heroic shots to get there. Be mindful of the bunkers left and right, and take an extra club on your approach shot.
#13 is a 521 yard par 5 that doglegs left around a corner in the trees. Stay away from that corner! Hit the ball out straight. The second shot is challenged by a water feature that runs across the fairway. Whether there's water in it will depend on how recent the last rainstorm was. You need to hit a solid shot to clear the ditch. If you choose to lay up, you're still well over 200 yards from the green. Favor the left side of the fairway on your second shot to set up an ideal approach, staying away from overhanging trees on the right.
#14 is an uphill par 3. The scorecard says 168. It seemed longer than that to me, largely because you're hitting over a big swale as you go up the hill. There's a mean bunker on the right side of the green. The green also has two tiers front to back. Try and land on the right one.
#15 is a long par 4 (434 yards) from an elevated tee. I hit a pretty good drive, and didn't quite reach the green with a well-hit two hybrid (perhaps I need to change my definition of "pretty good"). The green, once you get to it, falls away steeply to the right and behind, so don't be long!
#16 is a fairly short hole (346 yards), with a nearly right angle bend to the left. It's also uphill. Do crowd the corner on the left to set up the ideal approach shot with a wedge.
#17 is 173 yard par 3 that is worth the price of admission all by itself. It provides the best view of the ocean on the entire course. Take plenty of club -- there's probably going to be a breeze coming in off the ocean, and there's a huge bunker running all the way across the front of the green.
#18 is a tricky hole. It's 374 yards, it doglegs right around a very dense grove of trees, and the tee shot goes through a kind of narrow chute. Do not miss it right, or you're looking at double bogey (unless you lose your ball completely in the trees...). Favor the left center of the fairway, and hang the extra distance. The green is huge, and has steep drop-offs left and long. Tough hole.
This course is a great value. Lots of ocean holes, lots of character, very reasonably priced. Bring your own snacks.
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Scarus vetula es una especie de peces de la familia Scaridae en el orden de los Perciformes. Su dentadura está compuesta por una placa dentaria.

Morfología
Los machos pueden llegar alcanzar los 61 cm de longitud total.

Distribución geográfica
Se encuentra desde Bermuda, Florida y Bahamas hasta el norte de Sudamérica, incluyendo el Caribe.

Referencias

Bibliografía
 Breder, C. 1929. Field Book of Marine Fishes of the Atlantic Coast. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons.
 Fenner, Robert M.: The Conscientious Marine Aquarist. Neptune City, Nueva Jersey,  Estados Unidos: T.F.H. Publications, 2001.
 Helfman, G., B. Collette y D. Facey: The diversity of fishes. Blackwell Science, Malden, Massachusetts, Estados Unidos, 1997.
 Hoese, D.F. 1986. A M.M. Smith y P.C. Heemstra (eds.) Smiths' sea fishes. Springer-Verlag, Berlín, Alemania.
 Maugé, L.A. 1986.  A J. Daget, J.-P. Gosse y D.F.E. Thys van den Audenaerde (eds.) Check-list of the freshwater fishes of Africa (CLOFFA). ISNB Bruselas; MRAC, Tervuren, Flandes; y ORSTOM, París, Francia. Vol. 2.
 Moyle, P. y J. Cech.: Fishes: An Introduction to Ichthyology, 4a. edición, Upper Saddle River, Nueva Jersey, Estados Unidos: Prentice-Hall. Año 2000.
 Nelson, J.: Fishes of the World, 3a. edición. Nueva York, Estados Unidos: John Wiley and Sons. Año 1994.
 Wheeler, A.: The World Encyclopedia of Fishes, 2a. edición, Londres: Macdonald. Año 1985.

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The Boer War
by Martin Bossenbroek
Winner of the Libris History Prize 2013
Shortlisted for the AKO Literature Prize
Translated by Yvette Rosenberg
The Anglo-Boer War (1899–1902) is one of the most intriguing conflicts of modern history. It has been labeled many things: the first media war, a precursor of the First and Second World Wars, the originator of apartheid. The difference in status and resources between the superpower Great Britain and two insignificant Boer republics in southern Africa was enormous. But against all expectations, it took a huge sum of money and a campaign of systematic terror against the civilian population for the British to win the war.
In The Boer War, winner of the Netherlands' 2013 Libris History Prize and shortlisted for the 2013 AKO Literature Prize, the author brings a completely new perspective to this chapter of South African history, critically examining the involvement of the Netherlands in the war. Furthermore, unlike other accounts, Martin Bossenbroek explores the war primarily through the experiences of three men uniquely active during the bloody conflict. They are Willem Leyds, the Dutch lawyer who was to become South African Republic state secretary and European envoy; Winston Churchill, then a British war reporter; and Deneys Reitz, a young Boer commando. The vivid and engaging experiences of these three men enable a more personal and nuanced story of the war to be told, and at the same time offer a fresh approach to a conflict that shaped the nation state of South Africa.
The Boer War Martin Bossenbroek
MARTIN BOSSENBROEK is an associate professor and historian at the University of Utrecht in the Netherlands. He graduated from the Free University of Amsterdam in 1980 and received his doctorate from the University of Leiden in 1992. He is the author of many scholarly articles, and The Boer War is his seventh published book.
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Seoul Biennale of Architecture/Urbanism 2019
Location: The Donuimun Museum Village, Seoul
Duration: September 7 – November 10, 2019
Projects Name:Fu[+] Infill Plan: Re-making the Center of Shenzhen
Team: Meng Yan, Wendy Ran Wu, Mo Sifei, Zheng Zhi, Wang Qinxue, Zhu Hongrui, Yuan Ruizhe, Chen Kun, Yang Benqiang
The Seoul Biennale of Architecture and Urbanism (Seoul Biennale) incorporates a wide range of fields – from sociology, geography and economics to literature, art, theater, and film – to engage in research and debate around the future of cities around the world. Themed on "Colletive City" of 2019 aims to create a space for communication and engagement of citizens in the creation and transformation of their cities and develop new collective strategies.
Urbanus' Fu [+] Infill Plan participated in the "Cities Exhibition"of the Seoul Biennale.
Growing from a remote town of 300,000 residents to a megalopolis of 17 million in 40 years, Shenzhen was China's dream city for the young and ambitious in the 1980s and '90s. "Time is Money, Efficiency is Life" was a widespread propaganda of China's economic reform.
The Top-down Planning
As Shenzhen's city center, "Futian Central District" covers 4.4 square kilometers that not only urbanizes in "Shenzhen Speed" but also epitomizes the "Shenzhen miracle" as a city center built through entirely top-down planning and design. Fully adopting the rational and functionalist principles of the Modernist city, "Futian Central District" becomes spatial manifestation of a hybrid mixture of global capital icons, socialist ideology and traditional Chinese symbolism. Grand central axis with vast green spaces, wide-boulevards for vehicular traffic, isolated city blocks and glittering skyscrapers all together produce an image of a modern, forever young and future looking city, while at the same time left many socially and psychologically deserted urban voids.
Fu [+] : The New Urban Layer
Fu[+] Infill Plan hopes to choreograph a new spatial narrative to superimpose new urban nodes onto the existing urban structure forming multiple layers of collective urban scenarios and social condensers. The Fu[+] Infill Plan tries to build an open platform to engage the public, social and political forces to collectively establish an alternative long term guidance, founding and management for Futian Central District.
Project Strategy
BREAK FOR EXPERIMENT
In the premise of breaking through the existing system, it goes beyond the limits of urban management.
PATCH FOR DENSITY
Infilling urban voids will increase program density, make urban public space vibrant and increase "social density".
STAGE FOR ALTERNATIVES
Making culture venue into culture destination is to provide platform for emerging cultural institution for a diverse culture center.
ACT FOR AUTONOMY
The concept of "urban adoption" is to have a "street code" that allows appropriation initiated by citizens to take place.
Fu [+] Infill Plan
01 The People's Axis
The Central Axis is selected as the focal point for Fu[+] Infill Plan as its spatial and political significance making it powerful and influential to be a "proto-district". The idea of making the central axis "Civic Axis" is unprecedented in Chinese urban design history. By opening up the center for the elevated walkway, it leaves the axis for the people while the municipal buildings of Shenzhen siting on two sides. However, the once visionary intention will never be fully realized without adequate spatial experience and diverse urban programs.
02 From Spaces to Places
Connecting by an elevated walkway at the central axis, the North Axis Culture Center -cluster of four cultural venues of Shenzhen is located on both sides of the elevated walkway connecting the civic center and Lianhuashan (Lotus Mountain) Park. However, the enormous scale, rigidity and formality of the cultural venues has no longer be able to facilitate the emerging diverse cultural demands of the younger generation. Therefore, alternative stages, "Off-Venues", as platform for emerging and experimental cultural practice becomes essential to facilitate a full spectrum of "Cultural Ecology", a true culture center.
03 The Ultimate Icon
Being at the cross-section of the Central Axis and Shennan Avenue, the "Crystal Island" is socio-politically too important to come to an appropriate realized project. Unforeseen factors and forces make its future a question mark that is worth to be answered properly.
04 Chinese Road Crossing
The East-West Shennan Avenue that runs through the city of Shenzhen fulfills the rational and functionalist promises and also serves as symbol for a modern Shenzhen. It becomes a typical Chinese urban problem as it cut off the north part of the city from the south part and too wide to cross.
05 Civic Mall
Not many High speed railway stations like Futian Station, being at the heart of the city center connecting to the high speed railway network all over China, but the potential role of the station being gateway to Shenzhen is undermined. Fu[+] project proposed the concept of "Civic Mall" at the underutilized station plaza, in contrast to Shopping Malls all over Shenzhen, depicts an experimental public space and a new urban destination.
06 CBD Oasis
Among the glittering skyscrapers along the South Axis, an underutilized roof garden is planned at the axis connecting the Civic Square to the north and the Convention Center to the south. The isolated city blocks result in psychologically and socially deserted urban voids. The large roof garden will be regenerated into a new social, cultural and natural oasis.
07 Crack it
Under Fuhua Road is a linear shopping mall that attracts thousands of visitors daily. By opening up the green belt on "Fuhua Road" and inserting public programs, the vitality once hidden underground would be brought to the street to wake up the "sleepy street life" of Fuhua Road.
08 "People Mountain People Sea"
There will be an opportunity to re-think the role of the Convention Center as the new convention center in Bao'an Airport New City will soon take over the job. The reformation of the convention center is imagined to be a giant indoor public space resisting the heat wave of the half-year-long summer in Shenzhen.
09 Individual Collectivity
To allow appropriation is allowing the collective wisdom to remake and reclaim public urban voids. Instead of alienating the people from the city, appropriation is an urban management strategy towards "Collectively Independent".
10 Urban Guerilla
"Shenzhen" is made to test alternatives and learn from failure to drive the innovation of the inner system. Urban Guerilla is an alternative urban tactic that inherits the spirit of Shenzhen by placing small urban nodes to evaluate the social effect before becoming permanent.


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The aesthetically conservative principle of tables arranged strictly parallel to the horizontal edges of the painting was followed by Nicolaes Gillis and Floris Claesz van Dijck. (Predecessors were probably family paintings such as Marten van Heemskerck's.) Their still-lifes are classified as 'ontbijtjes' (breakfast still-lifes). Onbijt(je) was a light meal which could be taken at any time of the day.
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The aesthetically conservative principle of tables arranged strictly parallel to the horizontal edges of the painting was followed by Nicolaes Gillis and Floris Claesz van Dijck. (Predecessors were probably family paintings such as Marten van Heemskerck's.) Their still-lifes are classified as 'ontbijtjes' (breakfast still-lifes). Onbijt(je) was a light meal which could be taken at any time of the day.


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Merton pays tribute to borough's first woman Mayor
23 February 2017 · by · in Mayor, News stories.	·
A special memorial service was held at South Manchester Crematorium this week in honour of the first woman to be Mayor of Merton.
Councillor Vera Maud Bonner, Mayor of Merton 1973-1974
Mrs Vera Bonner, who sadly passed away towards the end of last year, was mayor for the year 1973/74. A member of the Labour Group, she served on Mitcham Council 1963-1965 and was ward councillor for Mitcham North from May 1971 until she retired in May 1978. Mrs Bonner sat on many committees including the Establishment, Libraries and Baths Committee, the Works Staff Joint Committee, Wimbledon Theatre Committee, Parks Committee and the Recreation and Arts Committee.
Anyone wishing to leave a message of condolence should contact the Mayor's office at Merton Civic Centre, Morden.
Current Mayor of Merton Councillor Brenda Fraser said: "My thoughts and prayers are with Mrs Bonner's family. As the first woman to be Mayor of Merton, she broke the mould. Her invaluable work on the many committees covering a broad range of council business meant that she was involved in a wide variety of services valued by our residents."
Leader of Merton Council Councillor Stephen Alambritis said: "As we think of Mrs Bonner's family at this sad time, we can also reflect on a lifetime of dedicated public service. As the first woman to be Mayor of Merton, she will always hold a special place in our borough's history."
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by swhartley | Thursday, January 16, 2020 · 7:16 am
Everyone has a hero in their lives – and if lucky, they have multiple heroes from around the world. What did the world search for in 2019? Well, besides our usual searches for love, the meaning of life, and how to vote, the citizens of the world used Google's search engine to keep current on topics including sports, celebrities, world events, food, entertainment, and more.
Google tracks searches on an individual country basis as well as globally. Lists are based on search terms that had the highest spike this year as compared to the previous year. Globally, some of the most searched for topics included the Notre Dame Fire, ICC Cricket World Cup, Rugby World Cup, Sri Lanka, Area 51, and Greta Thunberg.
Top searches in the U.S. also included the Baby Yoda, Baby shark, and the royal baby (plus other babies of famous folks). Canada's top queries included the Toronto Raptors (and the players), plus plant-based diets, and Game of Thrones. Australia was interested in Cricket Australia, Rugby World Cup, as well as how to watch Game of Thrones.
Google processes two-out-of-three Internet queries made each day. These queries give marketers a good snapshot of trends around the world. This research gives us a good idea of what people are thinking, and what they like and need. Often, past trends can also be predictors of future trends.
Take a look – which of these topics did you search for in 2019?
Before showing the Google results, poll students as to what they think the top searches were in 2019. Why those topics?
Next, show the Google site: https://trends.google.com/trends/yis/2019/GLOBAL/
Discuss the importance of market research. What are sources that can be used? Why is tracking trends important?
Divide students into teams and have each team examine a different Top 10 List topic. What are the trends from that topic?
How can these trends be used to develop new products?
Debrief the exercise by listing the ideas from each team.
Source: Google Trends. Year in search 2019.
Tagged as consumer behavior, global marketing, marketing, promotion, Social media, viral videos
by swhartley | Wednesday, January 8, 2020 · 11:13 am
It must be the time of year for controversial advertising campaigns. Earlier this month we wrote about South Dakota's "Meth. I'm on it." campaign, which provoked many people to post their reactions on social media. The "Meth. I'm on it." campaign was designed to focus attention on combatting the prevalence of meth in South Dakota and starting conversations about the problems of meth addiction.b
But now, with a seemingly straightforward advertising campaign, Peloton has entered the social media collective consciousness and has generated a lot of negative buzz. The company's new holiday campaign features a woman receiving a Peloton bike for Christmas, and chronicles her experience over the next year.
At first glance, the ad shows a lovely holiday scene of a husband giving his wife an exercise bike for Christmas. However, viewers quickly made their negative opinions known on social media, criticizing the company for being sexist as well as being elitist. The wife is thin and attractive; the house looks large and luxurious. (A Peloton bike is priced at $2,245, plus a monthly video subscription for interactive classes at an additional $39/month.)
Peloton has stated it stands by the ad and that it hears regularly from customers about how the bike has changed their lives for the better. The actors also stated that the commercial was a very positive experience, despite the pushback from social media. So why the criticism? And what should happen when a company offends people?
One company that quickly followed up on the controversy was Aviation Gin, owned by actor Ryan Reynolds. The same actress was cast in a humorous commercial that seemed to show her a little shell-shocked after the first commercial and in need of a little relaxation.
Discuss the importance of developing a clear, concise message for marketing programs.
Show the Peloton Website: https://www.onepeloton.com/
Show the original 'peloton Wife' video: https://youtu.be/pShKu2icEYw
What are the students' opinions? Have the students use their phones and devices to search for commentary about the campaign online.
Next, show the same actress in the Aviation Gin commercial: https://youtu.be/H2t7lknrK28
What are student's opinions about this ad and message?
How does this ad play off the original ad?
Source: Advertising Week; Bloomberg News; New York Times; Wall Street Journal; other news sources
Tagged as advertising, brand management, Communication, environmental scan, marketing, promotion, public relations, Social media
by swhartley | Wednesday, December 11, 2019 · 7:32 am
Provocative marketing campaigns can be risky and backfire on the sender. And then other times, the campaign can hit a chord and start a broader conversation about the topic. Which of these are the case for the new South Dakota campaign against methamphetamine?
The 'Meth. I'm on it.' campaign was designed to focus attention on combatting the prevalence of meth in South Dakota. According to reports, meth abuse accounted for roughly 83% of court admissions for controlled substance cases in 2019 in South Dakota. The state saw a 200% increase in people seeking treatment for meth addition from 2014 to 2018. The campaign's main call to action is to encourage everyone in the state to work together on combatting meth and its effect on the population.
But of course, the campaign generated conversation and controversy on social media outlets as viewers weighed in on the message. Many people were concerned, confused, and outright dismissive of the campaign. But the South Dakota governor replied that the "whole point of this ad campaign is to raise awareness." They wanted to set a tone that would make people stop and pay attention. The campaign is also part of a broader effort to rethink offenses and increase treatments. The key point from the campaign that is that everyone is affected by meth.
Use a pyramid model to build the key messages: Top of pyramid – most important message that the customer wants to hear. Middle of pyramid – how the product achieves its value for the customer. Bottom of pyramid – proof points used to validate claims.
Show a video of the 'Meth. We're on it.' Campaign: https://youtu.be/7LVcI-DQdYA
There are also plenty of news commentary videos available to discuss the campaign from a search on YouTube: https://youtu.be/0blILDdvHSw
Divide students into teams. Have each team develop a key message pyramid around a social or health topic. Can they take a risk but make their point?
Have each team present their topic and message. What's the opinion of the class about these?
Tagged as advertising, billboards, Communication, marketing, promotion, public relations, public service announcements, Social media, social responsibility


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Omori's Exceptional Mining Village
Iwami Ginzan is a former silver mine located in the south of Oda City, in Shimane prefecture in Japan. The mining site, which is not limited to underground tunnels, includes a group of traditional houses villages, shrines and remains of the times mining tools, that can be discovered in a walk between mountain forests and seaside.
Entrance to another world
How to go to Iwami Ginzan?
Japan's volcanic activity has been providing the country with many underground resources exploited by its inhabitants throughout the ages. Nowadays, several former silver mines (ginzan) located in rural areas have been transformed into tourist attractions, such as the already well-known Ikuno Ginzan in Hyogo prefecture. As for Iwami Ginzan, it was inscribed onto the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2007, but is it really worth the detour in Shimane prefecture?
First, one must consider the large extend of the place. There is not only a few mine shafts opened to the public. Iwami Ginzan is a small world in its own right, with a 500 hectares superficies, and it takes time to explore its past, in a throwback to when the mine was still operating. The immersive old-fashioned decor helps imagining the work conditions, the hierarchical organization of this self-administered society with its lord and workers, and pervade in the beliefs governing the daily life.
The walking course treads in the heart of a forestry valley and connects the two areas sheltering vestiges. In the north, the beautiful Omori mining town displays characteristically traditional houses:
The Kumagai Residence, that once belonged to a wealthy merchant family, and shows a carefully arranged layout and well-furnished household for the times;
The Gohyaku Rakan temple, with its 500 statues of Buddha's disciples hidden in the rocks in memory of the deceased;
Kigami shrine, with its painted and sculpted wood;
Traditional craftsmanship at the World Heritage Center.
Lastly, in the south, the mining site is opened to the visit, especially the Ryugenji Mabu Mine Shaft.
The visit continues toward the coast following the historical transportation route to the ports, such as Yunotsu from where the ore was exported.
"Iwami Silver Mountain" has been exploited during nearly four centuries and was at the peak of its prosperity in the 17th century, in pre-modern Asia when trade between Orient and Occident started to strive. Renowned for its top-notch manual extraction techniques, the mine supplied up to a third of the world's silver production. Unfortunately, the country's isolation during the Edo period (1603-1868) had Japan miss the beginning of the Industrial Revolution happening in Europe.
New contenders appeared while the silver deposits gradually depleted which ended up in the natural death of this traditional activity at the end of the 19th century. This history has now been preserved as a cultural and historical heritage of Japan, with a universal archaeological value. Iwami Ginzan is indeed a beautiful example of a territory exploited by mankind that was returned to the state of nature. And the interest of the site precisely lies in these cultural landscapes partly covered by the forest and a lush vegetation.
Iwami Ginzan is best enjoyed over a day of excursion. Public transportation connect Omori from Oda downtown, Matsue and Izumo. The exploration of the site can be made walking or on a bicycle, with a bike 🚲 rental service available near the bus stop.
This article was written after a tour sponsored and organized by Shimane Prefecture Tourism Association. Kanpai has been invited and guided but keeps a total freedom of editorial content.
⬇ Further down this page, discover our visit guide in Iwami Ginzan and around.
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By Bus -- ~30 minutes from Oda JR station to Omori Daikansho (¥640 / ~US$4.91 one-way, 1 to 2 bus per hour)
In Omori, one bus every 15 minutes to cross Omori Town
Access to the mining site only on foot (2km from Omori Bus stop)
Cars are forbidden in the site: parking at Sekaiisan Center
Where is Iwami Ginzan?
Iwami Ginzan Opening Times
Places to visit usually open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tuesday is a closing day for Kumagai Residence, Iwami Ginzan Museum (+ Wednesday) and the World Heritage Center (last Tuesday of the month)
Annual closure for the New Year holidays (end of December to early January)
When to visit Iwami Ginzan?
About one day
How to say Iwami Ginzan in Japanese?
石見銀山 (Iwami Ginzan)
大森 (Omori)
Ryugenji Mabu Mine Shaft:
Adults: ¥410 (~US$3.15)
Children: ¥210 (~US$1.61)
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Japanese Properties on UNESCO's World Heritage List
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Oda City Tourism Association Official Website (in English)
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World Heritage Center Official Website (in English)
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2017 Training Camp Preview: The Offensive Line
As we near the start of training camp on July 30, we'll preview each position for the Los Angeles Chargers. Next up is the offensive line.
Russell Okung –The Bolts added one of the premiere tackles available in free agency when they inked Russell Okung to a four-year deal. His arrival kicked off a whirlwind offseason in which Los Angeles revamped its offensive line. A former Pro Bowler and Super Bowl champion, Okung figures to anchor the unit in 2017.
Matt Slauson –Last year's starting center spent most of the offseason at left guard. Not afraid to mix it up, Slauson is a mauler up front who epitomizes toughness. He emerged as a leader in his first year with the Chargers in 2016, and figures to play an important role molding the team's young interior linemen.
Forrest Lamp –Regarded by notable pundits as the steal of the 2017 NFL Draft, the Chargers somehow managed to land Forrest Lamp early in the second round when most thought he'd be off the board on day one. A four-year starter and two-time team captain at Western Kentucky, Lamp brings toughness, athleticism and power to the interior of the offensive line.
Dan Feeney –The Bolts doubled-down on day two of the NFL Draft, selecting Indiana product Dan Feeney in the third round. The 6-4, 305-pound guard has also seen time at center during the offseason program. Feeney won numerous honors each year with the Hoosiers, and was a first-team All-America pick as a senior last season.
Spencer Pulley –The center entered training camp a year ago fighting for a roster spot as an undrafted free agent out of Vanderbilt. This year, he's fighting for a starting job. Pulley endeared himself to the Chargers with his work ethic and no-nonsense approach.
Joe Barksdale –Entering his third year with the Chargers, Joe Barksdale looks like he'll be the only starting member of last year's offensive line who'll return at his same spot this season. The right tackle looks to revert to his 2015 form in which he was voted the team's lineman of the year.
Kenny Wiggins –Versatility is the key to Kenny Wiggins' success as he's capable of playing all five positions up front. Wiggins is a highly-respected veteran in the locker room having defied the odds since joining the league as an undrafted free agent.
Max Tuerk –After what amounted to a red-shirt rookie year, the 2016 third-round pick looks to cement a meaningful role with the Bolts now that he's fully healthy. Known for his athleticism, the USC product can play both center and guard.
Sam Tevi –As the third offensive lineman selected by Los Angeles this year, the Bolts selected Sam Tevi out of Utah in the sixth round. Blessed with great feet, he's a former defensive lineman who turned heads after making the transition to tackle.
Chris Hairston –Known for his toughness and grit, Chris Hairston enters his third season as the Chargers' swing tackle. He began his career in Buffalo before joining the Bolts in 2015.
Tyreek Burwell –The third-year tackle plays with the type of mean streak teams covet in an offensive lineman. Originally a tight end in college, his knowledge of the position has grown by leaps and bounds since signing as an undrafted free agent out of Cincinnati.
Dillon DeBoer –Signed after going undrafted this April, Dillon DeBoer is a versatile lineman who played tackle, guard and center during his career at Florida Atlantic. As a result, he was voted the team's Offensive MVP while also being named to the Conference USA Honorable Mention Team.
Donavon Clark –A seventh-round pick out of Michigan State in 2016, Donavon Clark's rookie year ended before it began after suffering a knee injury last preseason. The guard looks to make up for lost time in 2016.
Brett Boyko –The 6-6, 301-pound UNLV product spent most of last season on the Chargers practice squad. He originally signed as an undrafted free agent with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2015, and spent the entire year on their practice squad.
We're Keeping Our Eye On
Ricky Henne:I'm tempted to say Forrest Lamp and Dan Feeney, but I've got to go with Russell Okung. I had high hopes when the Bolts signed him in March, and he more than met them with an impressive offseason. Okung is determined to transform the offensive line into a strength, and quickly endeared himself to teammates with his work ethic and leadership approach. The team made a number of investments in the offensive line this offseason, so I want to see if Okung can take the unit to the next step once the pads come on.
Hayley Elwood:I'll go with Ricky's first thought and take the rookies. So much has been made about the improvements the Chargers made on the offensive line this offseason, and they certainly bolstered it with Forrest Lamp and Dan Feeney. What will be interesting to me is to see if either – or both – of the rookies can earn a starting spot. Both were thrown into first-team action at one point during mini camp.
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Why can't I just call it an obsession because that's what it is for my kids with #Autism?
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This past week, Elliott decided that it's a really good idea for him to practice taking care of a child. I have no idea where this came from but Dr. Pattie suggests it might be about gaining some control.
He wants to practice taking care of a doll but is really embarrassed by that idea.
I have spent the last few days trying to instill in him that it's perfectly okay for him to want to practice caring for a child by using a surrogate like a doll. There's nothing wrong with boys playing with dolls or girls playing with trucks.
Now this isn't as cut and dry as it sounds because he's become extremely obsessed with this idea and it's interfering with his daily life.
This isn't really any different than any other idea he's gotten stuck in his head. He can't think about anything else until he eventually moves on to something else.
These obsessions and they are obsessions, lead to meltdowns, anxiety, depression and disruptions in his daily life..


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The TFF 2014 documentary follows 22-year-old Michael Tubbs as he vies for a City Council seat in Stockton, California.
Kevin Gordon's True Son captivated audiences at this year's Festival with the fascinating story of Michael Tubbs. A Stockton native, Tubbs was raised by his single teenaged mother while his father was incarcerated. After graduating from Stanford University, Tubbs returned to Stockton with a renewed purpose: to change his hometown for the better. Stricken with crime, poverty and violence, Stockton is widely considered to be one of the worst cities in America. Undaunted by the many obstacles in his path, Stubbs forms a team of supporters and leads an invigorating City Council campaign, rallying young Stockton residents to engage in his "Reinvent Stockton" movement.
We love movies that inspire a larger conversation, and we guarantee that LA audiences will have plenty to talk about after watching this thought-provoking documentary. True Son opens this Friday, November 7 at the Laemmle Music Hall in LA. Click here for ticket information.


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As in many mature industries, consolidation is a trend. Airline groupings may consist of limited bilateral partnerships, long-term, multi-faceted alliances between carriers, equity arrangements, mergers, or takeovers. Since governments often restrict ownership and merger between companies in different countries, most consolidation takes place within a country. In the U.S., over 200 airlines have merged, been taken over, or gone out of business since deregulation in 1978. Many international airline managers are lobbying their governments to permit greater consolidation to achieve higher economy and efficiency.
The Dutch airline KLM made its first flight in 1920, and is the oldest continuously operating airline in the world. Established by aviator Albert Plesman,[11] it was immediately awarded a "Royal" predicate from Queen Wilhelmina.[12] Its first flight was from Croydon Airport, London to Amsterdam, using a leased Aircraft Transport and Travel DH-16, and carrying two British journalists and a number of newspapers. In 1921, KLM started scheduled services.
Following the 1978 deregulation, U.S. carriers did not manage to make an aggregate profit for 12 years in 31, including four years where combined losses amounted to $10 billion, but rebounded with eight consecutive years of profits since 2010, including its four with over $10 billion profits. They drop loss-making routes, avoid fare wars and market share battles, limit capacity growth, add hub feed with regional jets to increase their profitability. They change schedules to create more connections, buy used aircraft, reduce international frequencies and leverage partnerships to optimise capacities and benefit from overseas connectivity.[51]
Ferries between Naxos and Milos don't start until June 7th (one each way, every day after that). Ferries between Santorini and Milos start April 28th and there is one every day in each direction. And there are always ferries between Naxos and Santorini. So if the dates work I would fly to Santorini (the longest leg) then ferry to Milos then Naxos and back to Athens. But if you need to travel between Naxos and Milos before the 7th then ferry Athens to Milos to Santorini to Naxos and back to Athens.
If you're wondering why this bountiful island (a two-hour ferry ride from Athens) isn't inundated with tourists, it's because the local ship-owners prefer to keep it quiet. They fraternise in country estates and neoclassical mansions in Hora. Floating on a slender peninsula, the stately capital is sprinkled with old-fashioned patisseries (Laskaris sells wonderful lemon-blossom preserves) and stylish boutiques (Waikiki Andros has gorgeous embroidered tunics and studded sandals). There's even a Museum of Contemporary Art, where the line-up might feature Man Ray or Miró.
Easily reached from both Split and Dubrovnik, Lastovo is packed with 15th- and 16th-century architecture, including countless churches in different styles. The island is rich in history, and the main town is full of the various types of architecture, including beautiful Renaissance houses. Lastovo and its surrounding islands is Croatia's newest Nature Park.
On July 31, 1946, a chartered Philippine Airlines (PAL) DC-4 ferried 40 American servicemen to Oakland, California, from Nielson Airport in Makati City with stops in Guam, Wake Island, Johnston Atoll and Honolulu, Hawaii, making PAL the first Asian airline to cross the Pacific Ocean. A regular service between Manila and San Francisco was started in December. It was during this year that the airline was designated as the flag carrier of Philippines.
There is a network of ferries that conveniently runs between all of these top islands in Croatia to visit. These ships are certainly not glamorous sailboats, to say the least, but they do get you to the islands at a very affordable rate, allowing you more time (and money) to actually to explore the islands! It is not easy to see them all (like we said), but here is one idea for a week-long vacay.
Although Philippine Airlines (PAL) was officially founded on February 26, 1941, its license to operate as an airliner was derived from merged Philippine Aerial Taxi Company (PATCO) established by mining magnate Emmanuel N. Bachrach on December 3, 1930, making it Asia's oldest scheduled carrier still in operation.[52] Commercial air service commenced three weeks later from Manila to Baguio, making it Asia's first airline route. Bachrach's death in 1937 paved the way for its eventual merger with Philippine Airlines in March 1941 and made it Asia's oldest airline. It is also the oldest airline in Asia still operating under its current name.[53] Bachrach's majority share in PATCO was bought by beer magnate Andres R. Soriano in 1939 upon the advice of General Douglas MacArthur and later merged with newly formed Philippine Airlines with PAL as the surviving entity. Soriano has controlling interest in both airlines before the merger. PAL restarted service on March 15, 1941, with a single Beech Model 18 NPC-54 aircraft, which started its daily services between Manila (from Nielson Field) and Baguio, later to expand with larger aircraft such as the DC-3 and Vickers Viscount.
Service during the early 1920s was sporadic: most airlines at the time were focused on carrying bags of mail. In 1925, however, the Ford Motor Company bought out the Stout Aircraft Company and began construction of the all-metal Ford Trimotor, which became the first successful American airliner. With a 12-passenger capacity, the Trimotor made passenger service potentially profitable.[29] Air service was seen as a supplement to rail service in the American transportation network.
My fiancé and I are interested in the Greek Islands for our honeymoon in early August. I know it's not the ideal time to go, but it's right after our wedding. We are two women in our late thirties. We'd fly into Athens and then I was thinking Santorini for 4 nights and then possibly one other island. We're into the beach, snorkeling/boat trip, maybe a hike or bike ride and amazing food. We're not interested in the party scene, but definitely want to explore amazing restaurants. You know, the perfect amount of romance and relaxation combined with culture and epic scenery. Suggestions? Thanks in advance!
Apart from a boat trip to the smouldering crater of Nea Kameni and hot springs at Palia Kameni, there's not much to do but gaze at the mesmerising views from your suite, dangling on the edge of the caldera. The best hotels in Santorini are concentrated in Oia, but the inland village of Pyrgos is up-and-coming. Go for a twilight Bellini at Franco's or a cocktail at newcomer Botargo, with views that will leave you light-headed, followed by dinner at Selene, a pioneer of new Cycladic cuisine.
Hey, sailors: In May, the 35th annual America's Cup heads to the pink-sand beaches of the Great Sound, a prime time for racing enthusiasts. The event's official hotel partner, The Hamilton Princess & Beach Club, transformed its "pink palace" with new guests suites, exhale spa, a state-of-the-art marina and three new restaurants including celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson's new venue, Marcus'. The upcoming Ritz-Carlton Reserve hotel and branded residences plan to open a mega-yacht marina in time for the race, but keep this island on your long-term radar: Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta Jones break ground on the redevelopment of the famed Ariel Sands resort in 2017.
Greece's largest island, Crete has ancient ruins, snow-capped peaks and beaches galore. Sunshine is pretty much guaranteed year round, but spring is especially lovely for rambling and sightseeing. The Minoan palace of Knossos is glorious, despite the steady stream of coach parties (go early: it opens at 8am). The 16km-long Samariá Gorge also teems with pilgrims, but there are 50 more canyons to explore, often with only the elusive kri-kri (wild goats) for company.
These little coral islands are surrounded by excellent diving, snorkeling, and white sand beaches, and are filled with friendly locals. Private resorts litter the islands, and a vacation here is also very pricey. Luckily, Bangkok Airways offers cheap flights to and from Thailand. The best time to go to the Maldives is from November to May, when the weather is cool and dry. June through October sees wetter and hotter weather due to the monsoon season.
Growth rates are not consistent in all regions, but countries with a de-regulated airline industry have more competition and greater pricing freedom. This results in lower fares and sometimes dramatic spurts in traffic growth. The U.S., Australia, Canada, Japan, Brazil, India and other markets exhibit this trend. The industry has been observed to be cyclical in its financial performance. Four or five years of poor earnings precede five or six years of improvement. But profitability even in the good years is generally low, in the range of 2–3% net profit after interest and tax. In times of profit, airlines lease new generations of airplanes and upgrade services in response to higher demand. Since 1980, the industry has not earned back the cost of capital during the best of times. Conversely, in bad times losses can be dramatically worse. Warren Buffett in 1999 said "the money that had been made since the dawn of aviation by all of this country's airline companies was zero. Absolutely zero."[88]
Yachts moor in the deep, sheltered harbour of Vathy, or Kioni, a miniature port where you'll find Spavento, the perfect pier-side café-bar. Go any time of day or night for ice-cream sundaes, excellent cocktails, and a soundtrack to make your heart sing. Ideal for low-key family holidays or retreats, rugged little Ithaca is somewhere you can still disappear.


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ACSC sprouts security division
DENVER-ACSC Inc. is branching out from its locksmithing base with its new electronic security division.
The company is positioning the new division as a complement to its safe business and its background in full service locksmithing.
Joseph Breeding, a former operations manager at ADT who also served at Lockheed Martin and Security Link from Ameritech, took the reins of the division late October and counted a handful of contract wins during his first month on the job.
The division's early customers include the Colorado Department of Corrections and public safety facilities in the Denver suburb of Aurora, where ACSC is installing full access control systems and locking hardware in the police department and Justice Center. The company is also maintaining a CCTV system in the Justice Center.
"Right now we have about 14 technicians but you can bank on that growing," Breeding said. "I plan on at least quadrupling that in the next couple of years."
To inspire that growth, the company is spreading the word of its new capabilities among its established customers.
"ACSC has a very large customer base on the locksmithing end and we're looking forward to tapping into that," Breeding said, noting that the company prefers to keep its financial information confidential. "A lot of them never knew we were getting into this business, but they trust us in locksmithing. That's what we're asking them to do with electronic security."
The new division has struck up a partnership with SecurityOne in which ACSC will handle low-voltage CCTV and access control work in the Denver metropolitan area, Breeding said.
The division will work in conjunction with all four of the ACSC businesses - Arapahoe County Security Center Inc., Arapahoe County Locksmiths Inc., National Safe & Vault Inc. and National Safe Outlet - and will cover a region that includes all of Colorado and locations in Nebraska, Wyoming, Nevada and New Mexico.
Cyber, cloud computing, biometrics top trends for 2020
HID Global names Björn Lidefelt president and CEO
Vivint Smart Home and Mosaic complete merger
New Napco Professional Security Solutions catalog now available
Anixter accepts $4.5 billion buyout offer from WESCO
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WARREN ASCENDING: New Poll Shows Elizabeth Warren ON TOP in Iowa by Double Digits
By Gregg Jarrett August 15, 2019
DES MOINES, IA - AUGUST 10: Democratic presidential candidate U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) speaks to a crowd at the Iowa State Fair on August 10, 2019 in Des Moines, Iowa. Twenty-two of the 23 politicians seeking the Democratic Party presidential nomination will be visiting the fair this week, six months ahead of the all-important Iowa caucuses. (Photo by Sergio Flores/Getty Images)
A new survey shows far-left Senator Elizabeth Warren in the lead in the pivotal primary state of Iowa; topping all other opponents by double-digits weeks before voters head to the polls.
"A new Iowa Starting Line-Change Research poll shows the senator opening up a commanding lead in the Iowa Caucus. Warren was the top pick of 28% of likely Iowa Caucus-goers in the poll, an 11-point lead over the nearest competitor. Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders were both tied for second with 17% each. Pete Buttigieg came in fourth at 13% and Kamala Harris has the backing of 8%," reports Iowan political website Starting Line.
"Both Cory Booker and Beto O'Rourke garnered 3% of caucus-goers' support, while Steve Bullock, Tulsi Gabbard, Amy Klobuchar and Tom Steyer got on the board at 2%. Julian Castro, Michael Bennet and Andrew Yang rounded out the field at 1%, while everyone else had less than that," adds the website.
A national poll published earlier this week showed Warren trailing former Vice President Joe Biden by just 1% across the country.
The latest survey from Economist / YouGov shows Biden at 21%, followed by Warren at 20% and Sanders at 16%.
"Biden, by and large, remains the frontrunner in most surveys, but Warren's rise in the polls comes with the Vermont senator falling from second to third place," reports The Hill.
The Sanders' campaign is dismissing the poll; claiming the media has largely turned on Bernie since 2016.
"We're sort of in the phase called the 'Bernie write-off,'" senior adviser Jeff Weaver told reporters Monday. "There seems to be a direct correlation between the media coverage of the polls and Bernie Sanders's standing in those polls."
"Polls are one thing, but the energy that is on the ground is most important," Nina Turner, one of the co-chairs of Sanders's campaign, said.
A similar survey released this week showed Sanders surpassing Biden in the pivotal primary state of New Hampshire.
"Gravis Marketing has released its first 2020 New Hampshire Democratic Primary poll and finds Sen. Bernie Sanders sitting atop the Democratic Primary field with 21% of the vote. Former Vice President Joe Biden took second place with 15% of New Hampshire Democratic primary goers supporting him. Behind Sanders and Biden, Sen. Warren is at 12% respectfully followed by Mayor Buttigieg with 8%, Sen. Kamala Harris at 7%, Rep. Tulsi Gabbard at 5%, Andrew Yang and Tom Steyer each with 4%, and Rep. Julian Castro and former Rep. Beto O'Rourke at 2%," reports the Polling Firm.
LOW ENERGY: Political Insiders Urge Biden to 'Scale Back' Campaign Schedule, Speaking Events
AXELROD ON BIDEN: 'He Either Can Cut It, Or He Can't'
BREAKING: Spartacus Booker Ends Campaign
You read that right, Senator Cory "Spartacus" Booker has announced the end of his 2020 presidential campaign. Many are probably shocked to hear ...
Irony Alert: Cory Booker is Upset DC is Controlling DNC Debates as He Campaigns for an Ever Expanding Government
During an appearance on MSNBC, Democratic Presidential hopeful Senator Cory Booker made an extremely hypocritical complaint about Washington D.C. elites controlling too much. ...


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Write the logarithmic equation in exponential form
How do you write an equation in equivalent logarithmic form?
Every equation that is in exponential form has an equivalent logarithmic form, and vice versa. Both equations have a 'b,' the base, an x, and a y. These two equations are equivalent, just like these two equations are equivalent: y = x + 9 and y – 9 = x. Using algebra, you can get from one to the other.
What is exponential form?
exponential form. • a way of representing repeated multiplications of the same number. by writing the number as a base with the number of repeats. written as a small number to its upper right.
What are the logarithm rules?
Basic rules for logarithms
Rule or special case
Product ln(xy)=ln(x)+ln(y)
Quotient ln(x/y)=ln(x)−ln(y)
Log of power ln(xy)=yln(x)
Log of e ln(e)=1
How do you write scientific notation?
The proper format for scientific notation is a x 10^b where a is a number or decimal number such that the absolute value of a is greater than or equal to one and less than ten or, 1 ≤ |a| < 10. b is the power of 10 required so that the scientific notation is mathematically equivalent to the original number.
What is exponential form for logs?
Logarithmic functions are inverses of exponential functions . So, a log is an exponent ! y=logbx if and only if by=x for all x>0 and 0
What is standard form in math?
Standard form is a way of writing down very large or very small numbers easily. So 4000 can be written as 4 × 10³ . This idea can be used to write even larger numbers down easily in standard form. Small numbers can also be written in standard form.
What is exponential expression example?
Exponential expressions are just a way to write powers in short form. The exponent indicates the number of times the base is used as a factor. So in the case of 32 it can be written as 2 × 2 × 2 × 2 × 2=25, where 2 is the "base" and 5 is the "exponent". We read this expression as "two to the fifth power".
What is exponential graph?
In an exponential graph, the "rate of change" increases (or decreases) across the graph. Characteristics of Exponential Functions. The graphs of functions of the form y = bx have certain characteristics in common. Exponential functions are one-to-one functions. • graph crosses the y-axis at (0,1)
Square feet equation
Inches to mm equation


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Q: Rotating Trimesh mesh plane object I'm starting to work with trimesh objects and i haven't been able to find good info on how to apply transformations to mesh objects (specifically,rotations).
I have a simple planar mesh object:
plane = trimesh.creation.box(extents=[20, 20, 0.01])
How can i rotate it -for example- over an axis?

A: Take a look at this module and especially at this function.
The rotation_matrix requires the direction, angle and center of rotation (optional) as arguments to return the rotation matrix. Then, you can rotate your mesh by using the apply_transform method which requires the rotation_matrix as argument.
Here is the code:
import math
from trimesh import creation, transformations

plane = creation.box(extents=[20, 20, 0.01])

angle = math.pi / 4
direction = [1, 0, 0]
center = [0, 0, 0]

rot_matrix = transformations.rotation_matrix(angle, direction, center)

plane.apply_transform(rot_matrix)

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I own a TM in the EU for a short phrase.
The same phrase .co.uk was taken and was up for renewal in april..
I did not get it. It was registered(after it was free to register again) by a big domain parking company.
As I have the TM for the phrase before they registered it do I have the rights for the name or not?.
I believe, that if you own the trademark in the UK (Does EyU cover the UK as well?) you are entitled to that domain..
I own the TM in the EU(covers all EU countries including UK).
The company has also put the domain for sale on sedo.
Moses you don't have any automatic legal right to the .co.uk domain. I have a couple of UK registered trademarks, one of which I extended to cover the EU, US and Japan, and I had to buy the .co.uk domains having initially bought the .com.
You would have to prove bad faith to get the domain and unless the owner of the .co.uk has ads on the site linking to companies competing against you in your trademark category or competes against you directly in your trademark category, or can be proven to have registered the domain to extract money from you having known about your business or trademark which is very difficult to prove unless your business is well known, you won't get anywhere.
The term in .UK is 'abusive use' , so if they are using the name to infringe your rights then you have a case. If not, then you dont.
If you want further advice feel free to drop me an email or pm.
What they currently have there is:.
The .......co.uk portal is your gateway to sites for business, travel, shopping, and more! Browse our resources or just try the search!.
Bunch of links and also search.
Also they have put the name on sale on sedo.
I am trying to contact them and if nothing comes out I ll start the dispute via nominet.
I am even willing to pay them few hundred euros(that name hardly receives any traffic, but is valuable to me)..
From my experience in similar situations, often several hundred dollars to a few $K tops is often all it takes to get such deals done when one has the UDRP paperwork, etc ready to go.
Ronald Regging is right on regardng pursuing legal rights (ie. UDRP, lawsuit, etc) can often be more costly (not just in money, but time and hassle), and likely even more so for a generic domain, than a simple purchase at the getgo.
With all that said, .co.uk TLD may have specific policies that are more favorable for TM holders than that of many gTLDs (.com, .net, .org, etc)... something to look into further.
UDRP is NOT for .uk names, the DRS is.
DRS costs 750+vat to complete , the inital mediation phase is free.
Bear in mind the rules are different from .com etc, so triple check any advice you get from domainers to ensure they have UK specific knowledge otherwise you may lose a DRS and then you would be in a position where the owner may not wish to sell, and if they do you might have added a zero or two to the price.


The Waldorf Hilton, London is the preferred and recommended hotel for the 16th Africa Independents Forum 2017. Special rates has been negotiated, and will depend on booking type and availability at the time of reservation.
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For more information on how to get to the hotel visit the Hilton Hotels website.
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SIZE: 7" across including handles. 2-3/8" deep. Saucer is 7-1/4" across.


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Jiri Lehecka is defeated by Stefanos Tsitsipas to get to the Australian Open semifinals
Kalpana Singh
In Tuesday's quarterfinal match, Stefanos Tsitsipas defeated Jiri Lehecka of the Czech Republic 6-3 7-6(2) 6-4 to go to the Australian Open semi-finals for the fourth time.
The third seed easily won the first set after breaking a nervous Lehecka early on, but the 21-year-old, who has had a breakthrough tournament, fought back strongly after that.
Prior to coming to Melbourne, Lehecka, who had never won a Grand Slam match, utilized his strong baseline game to keep up with Tsitsipas in the second set. However, the Greek upped his game to easily win the tiebreak.
At 3-3 in the third set, Tsitsipas had to save three straight break chances from Lehecka as she attempted to prolong the Rod Laver Arena match.
When Lehecka served at 4-5, the 24-year-old pounced, gaining match point with a devastating backhand pass and winning the match when his opponent missed a backhand.
In the semifinal match, Tsitsipas will take against Russian Karen Khachanov.


MICHAEL R. VASKO, Ph.D.; DEBBIE BROWN-CARTWRIGHT, P.A.; JAMES P. KNOCHEL, M.D.; J. V. NIXON, M.D.; D. CRAIG BRATER, M.D.
Grant support: in part by the Veterans Administration. Dr. Brater received grants 1-RO1-AM27059 and 1-KO4-AM00705 from the National Institutes of Health; and the General Clinical Research Center, Dallas, Texas, received USPHS-1MO1 and RR00633.
▸Requests for reprints should be addressed to Michael R. Vasko, Ph.D.; Pharmacology Section (11E), Veterans Administration Medical Center, 4500 S. Lancaster; Dallas, TX 75216.
We assessed whether patients with decompensated congestive heart failure had altered absorption of oral furosemide. Pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic responses were studied in 11 patients receiving their usual oral dose of furosemide while decompensated, and after attaining normal weight. Seven patients also received 25 g of oral D-xylose to further assess intestinal absorption. A 57% decrease in lag time (p = 0.033), a 27% decrease in time to peak serum concentration (p = 0.041), and a 29% increase in the peak serum furosemide concentration (p = 0.008) were seen in compensated as compared to decompensated patients. No significant change was seen in absorption or elimination half-lives, area under the serum concentration versus time curves for furosemide, or in absorption of D-xylose. Although the pharmacodynamics of furosemide were reduced compared to normal subjects, there was little difference in the compensated and decompensated states. Our results show an alteration in furosemide absorption in decompensated congestive heart failure.
Published: Ann Intern Med. 1985;102(3):314-318.
Association of daytime napping with incident cardiovascular disease in a community-based population.
Insulin Dependence Is Associated With Increased Medical Complications and Mortality After Shoulder Arthroscopy.


The Center for 17th- & 18th-Century Studies is delighted to announce a new award from the Pine Tree Foundation for a project entitled "Diversifying the Classics: Library of Translated Hispanic Classical Plays." Funding will provide five summer stipends (over two summers) for graduate students in The Comedia in Translation and Performance working group, directed by Barbara Fuchs. The stipends will not only advance the work of the project but also support the academic professionalization of the graduate students as they collaborate on the publication of translated plays.
The working group's ongoing project involves translating one new Spanish Golden Age play each year, over the winter and spring quarters, for a total of two additional plays over the grant period. Summer stipends will allow the students time to edit and annotate the two texts drafted in the academic year and write an introduction aimed at theater practitioners. Diversifying the Classic has an ongoing collaboration with UCLA's Department of Theater: in the fall quarter of each academic year, first-year acting students will read one of the translations prepared by the Comedia working group over the previous year and edited in the summer. The performance not only assists the working group in communicating directly with the actors and fine-tuning the translation but also helps theater practitioners-in-training to become acquainted with the corpus. The translated plays are posted on the project's website for open access.
The next play to be translated by the Comedia working group will be Lope de Vega's The Widow from Valencia (La viuda valenciana, 1595–1600). Rich in its meta-theatrical implications, the text explores the freedom that disguise can offer. Lope's play introduces audiences to Leonarda, a young woman intent on protecting the freedom afforded her by her husband's death. While she first rejects a series of potential suitors in order to conserve her liberty, she soon begins pursuing a lover clandestinely from behind the "invisibility" of her veil. Hers is a balancing act of appearances and disappearances, aspirations and desires.
The Center particularly wishes to thank the foundation's director, Szilvia Szmuk-Tanenbaum, whose passion for libraries and the Spanish Golden Age makes this collaboration particularly meaningful.


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Q: How to split sentences in an array I have a string s which stores a very long sentence and I want to copy the content of s to an array C with each cell storing a sentence each. The following is my code which is not giving me any output, but the dimension of the cell:
while(i<6)
  C(i)=s;
  end

This is how I get as output when I print C:
C=
[1x76 char]

Can somebody please help me.

A: Another job for strsplit:
>> sentences = 'This is the first one. Then here is a second. Yet another here.';
>> C = strsplit(sentences,'. ')
C =
    'This is the first one'    'Then here is a second'    'Yet another here.'

We are specifying a period followed by a space as the delimiter. Change this as needed.

A: Suppose Long string is:
longString = "This is first cell. This is second cell. this is third cell".

Now since . is delimiter here means it is acting as separator for sentences. so you can loop through longString character wise and whenever you encounter a . you just increase Array index count and keep storing in this Array index until you find another .
here is sudo code:
array[];
index = 0;
loop through(longString) character wise
{
if(currentChar equals  to '.')
{
index++;
}
else
{
array[index] = currentChanracter;
}
}


Dandara is an action game where you can't run. Your character leaps from wall to wall across massive maps while battling bosses and collecting power ups. It takes the exploration of Metroid and adds a ton of style.
Created by Brazilian developer Long Hat House, Dandara tells the story of a warrior who must save the world from an evil army. Dandara plays like other exploration-focused action games such a Symphony of the Night or Axoim Verge. There is a large world with hidden items, enemies, and bosses. What makes the game stand out is how you navigate.
In order to move in Dandara, the player bounces from one platform to the next. They can aim with the analogue stick and leap with a quick push of a button. It's initially disorienting, and early encounters with enemies are a clumsy mess of leaps.
After some time, it becomes second nature to ping pong through obstacles or zip behind an enemy. Some rooms have spinning platforms or sudden spike traps that challenge the player's ability to perfectly time their jumps. Other rooms feature boss fights full of fireballs and hordes of minions. Mastering Dandara's movement is essential to surviving, and it feels great to land a final blow on a tough boss.
Dandara's exploration is soothing and rewarding. Some paths can only be navigated from a particular angle. Finding the right way to go can feel like a puzzle and often requires backtracking and map-consulting. Friendly NPCs unlock new types of platforms to jump to, while upgrades like missiles and long jumps help open up more of the world.
I've only scratched the surface of what Dandara offers. Each time I think I've reached a stopping point, I get a new item that helps me navigate old dead ends, or I stumble on new treasure to reach. Having to leap around turns even simple enemy encounters into an acrobatics challenge where every victory feels well earned. Dandara is a flashy addition to the Metrodvania genre.
You can play Dandara on PC, Playstation 4, Xbox One, and the Nintendo Switch.