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HOUSE OF BEEF
Owners know a good steak when they cut one; family business has rich history as butcher shop
House of Beefs 16-ounce New York steak is charbroiled to preference. - photo by Photo Contributed
209 staff reports
Updated: April 4, 2014, 4:10 p.m.
IF YOU GO
• PLACE: House of Beef
• LOCATION: 201 North 3rd Avenue in Oakdale
• YELP: 3.5 stars (73 reviews)
• INFORMATION: To make a reservation or for more information, call 209.847.5991 or visit www.houseofbeef.net.
OAKDALE – Nestled deep in the Cowboy Capital of the World, House of Beef ropes in its guests near and far with a tantalizing steak selection.
Owned by Steve and Cindi Medlen, House of Beef, a family owned and operated business for more than 30 years, is located at 201 North 3rd Avenue in Oakdale, just a stone's throw from the Highway 108 and 120 intersect.
Should you get lost, just point your ear to the sky and listen for the chants by satisfied customers.
"Serious bang for your buck – quantity and quality," wrote Tomas Navarro on the House of Beef's Facebook page. "... The rest of the weekend we chanted, 'HOUSE OF BEEF! HOUSE OF BEEF! HOUSE OF BEEF!'"
The menu features food for all palettes.
Those looking for something light or an appetizer House of Beef offers a traditional bar and grill lineup.
There are spicy and original Buffalo wings, a stack of onion rings, jalapeno poppers, classic potato skins, calamari strips, cheese sticks, breaded shrimp, chicken strips and a combo platter.
There are "two hand hold ems" – fully-loaded, belt-loosening sandwiches and hamburgers. The tri-tip sandwich, smothered in sautéed mushrooms, grilled onions and cheese, is the stuff of local legend and the New York steak sandwich features a generous cut of USDA choice beef.
The draw, though, comes off of Medlen's grill. House of Beef's reputation for quality cuts of meat derives from its full-service operation and rich history as a family owned butcher shop.
Like Fagundes Meat & Catering in Manteca, House of Beef does more than cook and serve lunch and dinner. Medlen has created a multi-faceted business, complete with process and smoking services, as well as catering.
All of that translates into a transcendent experience between dinner guest and steak.
The options are many.
Try the slow-cooked prime rib seasoned in a garlic rub. You can pair it with with beer-battered Red Hook shrimp. Choose between a 16- or 20-ounce rib eye steak, charbroiled to order and seasoned in House of Beef's garlic seasoning or whiskey peppercorn sauce.
"The prime rib was out of this world. Melts in your mouth," wrote Charles Young, giving the restaurant a five-star rating.
There is a 16-ounce New York steak, tri-tip dinner or a filet mignon (six ounces) and lobster combo (eight ounces) plate. If you're not in the mood for seafood, enjoy a larger cut of the filet mignon by itself.
House of Beef also publishes dinner specials on its Facebook page, some of which aren't available on the menu.
"Best steak house in the area," wrote Bill Jenkins, "without a doubt."
The House of Beef's restaurant is open Monday through Saturday from 1030 a.m. to 9 p.m. Dinner begins at 4 p.m.
The restaurant is closed on Sundays.
To make a reservation or for more information, contact 209.847.5991.


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Jaime Jackson (born 1947) is a former farrier, horse hoof care lecturer, author, and researcher of the wild, free roaming horses in the U.S. Great Basin. He is best known for the practice of natural hoof care first written about in The Natural Horse: Lessons from the Wild (1992). His later work "Paddock Paradise: A Guide to Natural Horse Boarding" became a foundation for the alternative boarding system also known as Track System. Jackson's work focuses around Four Pillars of Natural Horse Care.

Career

The Natural Horse was based upon Jackson's studies from 1982 until 1986 of the Mustang in its natural environment in the Great Basin of the western United States. Jackson discovered that not only did wild horses live longer than domestic horses, but they also suffered none of the hoof maladies that plague those kept in 'captivity', notably navicular syndrome and laminitis.  Following his research, he began experimenting on the hooves of domestic horses to find an effective way to trim their feet and allow them to remain barefoot and strong. In 1990 he stopped all shoeing of horses and instead began to advocate for the wild-horse trim. He believed that even horses with severe hoof conditions deemed incurable by veterinarians and farriers could, over time, be restored to good health through barefoot trimming and natural horse care (i.e., naturalization of the diet and boarding situation).

In the early 2000s, Jackson created the American Association of Natural Hoof Care Practitioners (AANHCP), a non-profit organization devoted to education, training and certification of the natural hoof care practitioner. Since then, the organization has expanded its scope and has changed its name to the Association for the Advancement of Natural Horse Care Practices.  Jackson is its executive director.

In 2009 Jamie Jackson established another organisation called Institute for the Study of Natural Horse Care Practices known as ISNHCP. The organisation aims to provide education on genuine Natural Hoof Care based on the Wild Horse Model.

The guiding principles to Natural Hoof Care, according to Jackson, are:
 Leave that which should be there naturally.
 Take only that which should be worn away naturally in the wild.
 Allow to grow that which should be there naturally but is not due to unnatural forces.
 Ignore all pathology.

Within a few years, a large, worldwide barefoot movement formed to promote the healthy benefits of barefootedness and natural horse care. According to veterinarian Robert Cook, Professor of Surgery Emeritus at Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University in Massachusetts, Jackson provided "indisputable evidence, available for more than a decade, disproving the claim that domesticated horses need shoes."

Jackson's book, Paddock Paradise: A Guide to Natural Boarding (2006), further advances the concept of using natural horse care to  restore and maintain optimal health.

Jackson has moved away from client work, his efforts are now directed into further written work, consultations, and the training programme known more by its acronym ISNHCP.

Paddock Paradise and natural boarding
This natural horse boarding concept was introduced by Jackson in his book, Paddock Paradise, A Guide to Natural Horse Boarding (Star Ridge Publishing).  The premise of this boarding model is to provide safe, humane living conditions that use the horse's natural instincts, and thus to stimulate and facilitate movement and other behaviors that are essential to a biodynamically sound horse.

Jackson concluded from his studies based on the behavior of wild horses, that domesticated horses appear thrive physically, mentally and emotionally if kept in an environment that takes into consideration the most basic elements of their natural world by situating and propelling them into forward movement. According to Jackson, who founded the American Association of Natural Hoof Care Practitioners (AANHCP) in 2002, the hoof is adaptively cross-linked to the nexus of natural behavior and movement and can be restored to its native integrity and soundness by putting horses in such a simulated natural environment.

The paddock paradise model is unlike a traditional situation with stalls, small paddocks and/or lush green pastures (which Jackson calls "founder traps"). It is designed to encourage movement through the creation of a series of fenced paths with a quantity of various stimuli such as strategically placed feeding spots and watering holes that are incorporated within or alongside the track in order to activate curiosity or movement. Natural horse care practices include elements of natural hoof care, encouraging herd mentality, foraging for small amounts of food strategically available throughout the day, maintaining a watering hole near or at the source of drinking water, and behaviors related to horses as prey animals, relative dominance (pecking order), grooming, resting and sleeping behaviors.

See also
 Natural hoof care

References

Cook, Robert. "Is It Time for Hoof-Care Revolution?", Veterinary Times v.38, pp. 24–27, 2008.
Equine Wellness 3(5), September/October 2008, pp. 26–30.
Hansen, R.M. "Diets of Wild Horses, Cattle and Mule Deer in the Piceance Basin, Colorado", JRM, 29(5), Colorado State University, 1976.
Jackson, Jaime. "Hoof Anatomy 101", Equine Wellness Magazine, March/April 2010.
Jackson, Jaime. Paddock Paradise, Star Ridge Publishing, 2006.
Jackson, Jaime. The Natural Horse: Foundations for Natural Horsemanship, Northland Publishing, 1992; rev. Star Ridge Publishing, 1998.
Jackson, Jaime. "Understanding Wear Patterns", Equine Wellness Magazine, May/June 2010.
Jurga, Fran. "The Natural Hoof: A Sign of the Times," The Horse, 10 October 2001.
Lambert, Annie. "Lose the Shoes? Is Barefoot for Everyone?", Barrel Racer News, April 2010.
Matthias, Gerss, and Appelt, S. "Our Computer Controlled Active Stable System", The Horse's Hoof, No. 32, Fall 2008, p. 1.
Taylor, Walt. American Farriers Journal, v.26, #6, November 2000, p. 5.

Bibliography
Equine Books
The Natural Horse: Lessons From The  Wild, J. Jackson, Northland Publishing, 1992, Star Ridge Company
Horse Owners Guide to Natural Hoof Care, J. Jackson, Star Ridge Company
Founder: Prevention & Cure the Natural Way, J.Jackson, Star Ridge Company
Guide to Booting Horses for Hoof Care Professionals, J. Jackson, Star Ridge Company
The Natural Trim: Principles & Practice (Formerly Known as: Official Trimming Guidelines of the AANHCP), J. Jackson, 2006
Paddock Paradise, J. Jackson, Star Ridge Company, 2007
The Natural Trim: Principles and Practice, J. Jackson, J Jackson Publishing, 2012
Laminitis: An Equine Plague of unconscionable Proportions, James Jackson Publishing, 2016,
Training Manual: ISNHCP Natural Trim Training Program, NHC Press, 2017,
The Hoof Balancer: A Unique Tool for Balancing Equine Hooves (2019) NHC Press,
The Natural Trim: Basic Guidelines, James Jackson Publishing, 2019
The Natural Trim: Advanced Guidelines, James Jackson Publishing, 2019,
Navicular Syndrome, Healing and Prevention Using the Principles and Practices of Natural Horse Care Based on the U.S. Great Basin Wild Horse Model James Jackson Publishing, 2021,
Other Books
The Canvas Tipi – How to Make and Pitch Your Own Canvas Tipi, Lodgepole Press, 1982
Guard Your Teeth: Why the Dental Industry Fails Us, A Guide to Natural Dental Care, James Jackson Publishing, 2018
Buckskin Tanner: A Guide to Natural Hide Tanning, James Jackson Publishing, 2019,
Cheyenne Tipi Notes (1903): Technical Insights Into 19th Century Plains Indian Bison Hide Tanning, 2019,
Living Behind the Facade: Memoirs Of a Gay Man's Journey Through the 20th Century, 2019, George Somers with Jaime Jackson, James Jackson Publishing,
Platform: A Humanitarian Model For An Egalitarian Society, James Jackson Publishing, 2019,
Zoo Paradise: A New Model for Humane Zoological Gardens, James Jackson Publishing, 2019,

External links

Official website
The Institute for the Study of Natural Horse Care Practices, a Natural Hoof Care Training and Education program, created by Jaime Jackson
The Association for the Advancement of Natural Horse Care Practices (AANHCP)
Paddock Paradise
Natural World Publications

Equine hoof
Living people
1947 births

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They are upbeat as they set out on the ten day trek through the Great Smokey Mountains. Drake leads them away from the main trail and the tourists, promising a grand adventure and sights they'd never see with the standard tour. After a gruesome discovery, they become lost deep in the mountains. The adventure spins out of control when they are terrorized at their campsite by an unseen force.


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When I install ActiveState Python 3.5.4 on my Windows 7 (64bit) machine no shortcuts are created in Start Menu. I know that these shortcuts used to be created in earlier versions, and lack of them may point to some problem with the installation. Still, I have tried several times to uninstall and reinstall again and each time nothing was added to the Start Menu.
Does anyone know if this is an expected behaviour?
How to get the Active Python documentation search engine running?
I have installed Active Python 3.5 x64 on Windows 10 and XAMPP for Apache server.
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Known to appear in 3.5 and 3.6 ActivePythons, but could affect other versions as well.
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GERMANY IN UKRAINE
Exploring the expanding opportunities for German–Ukrainian business cooperation
EU integration and improving legislative landscape put Ukraine on the investment radar
About the authors: Timur Bondaryev is the Managing and Founding Partner at Arzinger. Markian Malskyy is a Partner and Head of the Western Ukrainian Office at Arzinger. Oksana Karel is a Counsel at Arzinger. Alesya Pavlynska is a Counsel at Arzinger.
Timur Bondaryev, Markian Malskyy, Oksana Karel, Alesya Pavlynska
Ever since Ukraine signed an Association Agreement with the EU in summer 2014 featuring a free trade component, the country has been developing closer economic ties with the rest of Europe and becoming increasingly attractive to European investors.
It is not difficult to see why Ukraine is appearing on the radar. A common border with the EU, qualified workforce, competitive costs, and legislative support have allowed Ukraine to establish itself as a unique manufacturing destination for strategic investors in a range of economic sectors.
The recently adopted law "On State Assistance to Investment Projects with Significant Investments in Ukraine" is the latest move to increase state support for large investment projects. In order to qualify, investments must exceed EUR 20 million, create over 80 working places, and meet a number of other requirements.
Ukraine has adopted several further laws relating to foreign investments that set ground rules for interaction with the state and provide legal protections for foreign investors in line with the best global practices. Ukrainian legislation currently prohibits nationalization without due compensation of foreign investments; investors are protected from governmental pressure; and legislation also allows investors to claim compensation for actions, inaction, or inappropriate fulfillment of obligations by state authorities leading to loss of business.
In addition to this investment protection legislation, Ukraine and Germany concluded a bilateral treaty in 1993 on support and mutual protection of investments. The treaty prohibits any discriminatory measures against investors or the expropriation of foreign investments. It also regulates compensation in cases of expropriation due to public necessity or damage caused by armed conflict, revolution, state of emergency, or rebellion. The treaty guarantees unrestricted money transfer possibilities and means of protection for investors, including amicable negotiations and arbitration.
If these guarantees are violated, investors can launch investment dispute claims against Ukraine via international investment arbitration institutions or ad hoc arbitration. Ukraine is a party to a number of international multilateral investment protection and investment arbitration treaties, and has consented to the principle of finality regarding awards in investment disputes. Unlike awards made by commercial arbitration institutions, which still require recognition from national courts, awards in investment disputes are viewed as equal to decisions made by the national Supreme Court and are enforceable without any additional procedures in Ukraine. It is worth underlining that Ukraine has a strong reputation for obeying arbitration awards and "paying the arbitration bill", unlike some regional neighbors such as Russia, for example.
The Ukrainian economy is rather liberal and accessible with regards to foreign investors, with almost no regulatory barriers for foreign investment. Over the 30 years of Ukrainian independence, a number of significant assets in various sectors of the economy have changed hands and ended up being owned by major global publicly traded investors. Apart from domestic merger control regulations with very low thresholds and some specific exceptions, there are no regulatory obstacles to investing in the country. As long as an asset is on the market, any investor can purchase it.
This situation may be about to change. The Ukrainian government is reported to be seriously considering the introduction of an FDI (foreign direct investment) screening regime to control inflows of foreign investments into strategic sectors of the Ukrainian economy. These regulations are expected to be based on the best global practices with a focus on telecommunications, defense, aerospace, and other strategically important sectors. We expect the relevant laws to be passed and implemented by the end of 2021. With this in mind, any investors eyeing Ukrainian deals that may theoretically fall within the scope of FDI screening are advised to close them as soon as possible.
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Canada – U.S. border closure has been extended to July 21
[MC – June 16, 2020] Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has confirmed today that the Canada-U.S. border closure on non-essential travel will remain in place until July 21. The announcement was made today during a media briefing.
"I can now confirm that Canada and the U.S. have agreed to extend current border measures by 30 days until July 21," Trudeau said during his daily briefing on the pandemic response.
"This is a measure that will protect people on both sides of the border as we continue to fight COVID-19."
Important update on our border: Canada and the US have agreed to extend the border measures currently in place by 30 days, until July 21st. This is an important decision that will keep Canadians and Americans safe.
— Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) June 16, 2020
The government of Canada has already issued a special advisory regarding foreign travel.
As foreign governments implement strict travel restrictions and as fewer international transportation options are available, you may have difficulty returning to Canada or may have to remain abroad for an indeterminate period.
If you choose to travel despite these advisories, be aware that commercial airspace closures and movement restrictions can occur without warning and could prevent your return to Canada. The Government of Canada is not planning additional facilitated flights to bring Canadians home during the COVID-19 pandemic.
If you are outside of Canada:
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Thayumanavar (1938)
Blast from the past Cinema
Randor Guy
Chennai, November 03, 2012 16:29 IST
Updated: June 16, 2016 19:35 IST
M.M. Dhandapani Desikar, M.S. Devasena, C.S. Selvaratnam Pillai, B. Saradambal, T.E. Krishnamachari (TEK), N.S. Ratnambal, P.G. Venkatesan and P.S. Gnanam
Thayumanavar (1706 – 1744) was a Tamil philosopher and Hindu saint who propagated the Saiva Siddhanta philosophy. He wrote several hymns of which only 1,454 are now available. His first three songs were sung 250 years ago at the Congress of Religions in Trichinopoly. Thayumanavar's key teaching is to discipline the mind, control desires and meditate peacefully. About the human being and his mind, he remarked, "It is easy to control an elephant, catch a tiger's tail, grab a snake and dance, transmigrate into another body, walk on water or sit on the sea; but it is more difficult to control the mind and remain quiet."
As for the story of the film… the dharmakartha of the sacred Vedaranyam temple welcomes Muthukrishnan Naicker, the king of Trichy. The grand reception impresses the feudal ruler so much that he makes the temple official his minister. In course of time, the minister marries, and in answer to his prayers a son is born and named Thayumanavan. Meanwhile, Muthukrishnan Naicker passes away. Soon after, the brilliant Thayumanavan is appointed minister by the king's successor. Thanks to his brilliant ideas, the kingdom advances in several aspects, but the minister's mind is ever after seeking the philosophical meaning of life. When one day the king asks him about a famine in an area of the kingdom, Thayumanavan squeezes a cloth and the arid area gets rains aplenty!
This miracle understandably astonishes the king and he recognises the greatness of his minister and becomes his disciple. Soon Thayumanavan begins visiting sacred places, meeting people and teaching them values. He prevents animal sacrifice to appease the gods and while on a visit to Rameswaram hit by famine he brings rains through his prayers. Soon he sheds his mortal form and is revered as Saint Thayumanavar….
During the early decades of Tamil Cinema, whenever a story of a saint was planned, Carnatic legend M.M. Dhandapani Desikar was invariably the choice to play the role. Not surprisingly, he played the lead in such movies as Pattinathar and Nandanar. Well trained in religious lore and music, he sang the hymns of saints with depth, verve and melody which left a deep impact on moviegoers.
There were 31 songs of which many were rendered by Desikar in ragas such as Harikambodhi, Kaanada, Senjuritti and Kedaram. There were also comedy songs to please a section of moviegoers rendered by fake swamis trying to seduce women! Such scenes were quite common even in serious films. Sadly, no print of Thayumanavar is known to exist today.
Remembered for the rich singing of Dhandapani Desikar and the scenes featuring holy places.
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Tough market conditions weigh on ADM earnings
By Holly Demaree-Saddler
Milling and Other had another strong quarter driven by solid product margins — including wheat merchandising and handling income — and sales volumes.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, U.S. — Challenging market conditions throughout 2016 led to a 31% decline in income for Archer Daniels Midland Co. (ADM) in fiscal 2016. Net earnings attributable to the company for the year-ended Dec. 31, 2016, were $1.279 billion, equal to $2.16 per share on the common stock, down from $1.849 billion, or $2.98 per share, in the same period a year ago.
Net revenue also decreased during the year, falling nearly 8% to $62.34 billion from $67.7 billion a year ago. In the fourth quarter, net earnings fell 41% to $424 million from $718 million in the same period a year ago.
Juan Luciano, CEO and chairman of ADM.
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"We capitalized on an improved environment, delivering stronger fourth-quarter performance after working through difficult market conditions earlier in the year," Juan Luciano, chief executive officer (CEO) and chairman of ADM, said during a Feb. 7 conference call with analysts. "Ag Services saw strong results in North America and weak results from the global trade desk. The Corn business delivered a good quarter, led by sweeteners and starches, and saw solid results from bioproducts. Oilseeds results were comparable to last year despite lower global crush margins."
Operating profit in the Agricultural Services segment totaled $602 million in fiscal 2016, down 16% from $714 million a year ago. Revenues in the segment decreased slightly to $27.893 billion from $29.682 billion.
"Ag Services results were up year-over-year as the business continued to benefit from the competitiveness of U.S. crops," Luciano said. "Merchandising and handling results were up over the prior-year quarter. The North American team capitalized on strong global demand for U.S. commodities in an improved margin environment. Our global trade desk reported a loss for the quarter. The transportation team performed well showing the benefits of good execution and the strength of our integrated transportation model in a challenging market environment where North American freight rates were low."
The Corn Processing segment continues to show strong results.
In the Corn Processing segment, operating profit jumped 25% to $811 million, up from $648 million a year ago. Revenues for Corn Processing slipped to $9.466 billion from $9.995 billion. Processing volumes decreased 3.6% from 22.273 million tonnes, down from 23.126 million tonnes a year ago.
"Corn Processing again showed strong results," Luciano said. "The Sweeteners & Starches team turned in a strong performance with results up as the group capped off an exceptionally strong year for the business. Growth in volumes both in North America and internationally, ongoing production efficiency improvements and lower raw material costs all contributed to good margins for the quarter."
ADM's expanding global foot print continued in the last quarter of 2016. The company finished integrating two corn wet mills in Adana, Turkey, and Razgrad, Bulgaria, along with a 50% ownership stake in a corn wet mill in Szabadegyháza, Hungary, that originally were acquired in November 2015.
Operating profit in the Oilseeds Processing unit fell 44% to $871 million from $1.574 billion due to a sharp decline in the company's crushing and origination results. Revenues for the segment also were lower, falling to $22.152 billion from $25.217 billion. Oilseed processing volumes decreased 1.3% to 33.788 million tonnes, down from 34.260 million tonnes in the same period of last year.
"While global soybean crush margins were more stable throughout the fourth quarter of 2016 compared to 2015, we continue to see ample supplies of alternative proteins competing with soybean meal in the global market, keeping margins constrained despite the relatively healthy global demand environment," Luciano said. "In Brazil, farmers were less aggressive selling their new crop soybeans, which resulted in lower new crop ownership versus last year. Softseeds performance improved due to higher volumes and margins driven by more favorable seed supply and better demand for oil, as well as utilization of our flex capacity."
Operating profit for Wild Flavors and Specialty Ingredients (WFSI) climbed 21% to $286 million, up from $280 million a year ago. Revenues slightly increased to $2.427 billion from $2.407 billion.
"When I look at the second full year of WFSI business, I continue to see encouraging progress as we are building this new integrated platform," Luciano said. "We have been very pleased with the performance from the Wild flavors business."
Luciano also discussed ADM's accomplishments in the past year and how the company continues to grow and strengthen. The company achieved almost $700 million of monetizations, which included $285 million resulting from the December sale of ADM's 19.9% equity stake in GrainCorp. ADM also completed the acquisition of Crosswind Industries, a pet food manufacturer, and announced the construction of two new plants for its animal nutrition business.
"More broadly for 2017, we expect an improved operating environment for Ag Services over 2016," Luciano said. "Grain carries are developing in North America; global demand for grain is strong and we are continuing to implement changes for the global trade desk to improve performance throughout the year. In addition, we are continuing to drive increased volumes by expanding our supply chain direct to customer."
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By Plane -- There are flights on Thursday and Sunday on Cubana/Aerocaribbean and flights on Fridays with Aerogaviota from Havana to Baracoa; however, flights are often booked weeks ahead. Fares are CUC$135 one-way. The Cubana/Aerocaribbean office is at Calle José Martí 185 (tel. 21/64-5107). Flights arrive at the small Aeropuerto Gustavo Rizo (tel. 21/64-5376; airport code BCA), west of the bay near the Hotel Porto Santo and about 4km (2 1/2 miles) west of downtown. By taxi, the trip to town costs CUC$5.
Should the Baracoa flights be full, Moa, 38km (24 miles) down the road, has flights on Monday from Havana, for CUC$117; flights operate Tues-Wed and Fri-Sun from Havana to Guantánamo, for CUC$117.
By Bus -- Most visitors arrive overland; the ride from Santiago de Cuba is especially spectacular, if lengthy. A Víazul bus (tel. 22/62-8484 in Santiago, or 21/64-3880 in Baracoa; www.viazul.com) departs Santiago daily at 7:45am and arrives in Baracoa at 12:35pm; the fare is CUC$15. The bus stops in Guantánamo. The same bus departs Baracoa at 2:15pm and arrives in Santiago at 7:05pm. The route is very popular, especially in high season; make reservations for the trip at least several days in advance, as these buses sell out frequently and fast.
The Baracoa Terminal de Omnibuses (tel. 21/64-3880) is located at the end of José Martí near Avenida de los Mártires, diagonally opposite the La Punta restaurant.
By Car -- You can drive to Baracoa from either Santiago de Cuba, along the scenic La Farola highway (see "The Road to Baracoa"), or from Guardalavaca/Holguín along the northern coastal road through Moa (although this latter road is hideously bad in places, but passable). Allow 3 1/2 to 4 hours for either route.


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In 2019, Zion wants to continue the partnership among the Southern Paiute and public land agencies by securing funds for the four-day, three night Kwiyumuntsi camp. Located on public lands with traditional significance to the Southern Paiute, agency leaders and Tribal Elders team-teach lessons on cultural values and current management of public land resources such as water, archeology, plants, animal life, and fire among others. Designed so that Native American youth can learn through place-based immersion, this program blends traditional values with current land management practices. Few other programs exist for Southern Paiute youth to participate in group learning, connect with ancestral homelands, and engage in hands-on learning about traditional values and environmental science. Importantly, this program connects Southern Paiute Elders, agency partners, and Southern Paiute youth as engaged partners in the discourse surrounding past, present, and future preservation of traditional practices and land stewardship.


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Q: Handsfree single button press does not open Google Voice in my app anymore I have own app, where I use Google for voice input.
I use it in two ways - I have an icon on the screen which I tap and I get the dialog of Google Voice and I speak. The same happens when I have connected earphones and I do a single press of the button. The second one worked just naturally, I did not code it. This is what is run when I press the button on the screen:
        Intent intent = new Intent(RecognizerIntent.ACTION_RECOGNIZE_SPEECH);
    intent.putExtra(RecognizerIntent.EXTRA_LANGUAGE_MODEL,
    RecognizerIntent.LANGUAGE_MODEL_FREE_FORM);
    intent.putExtra(RecognizerIntent.EXTRA_PROMPT, "Voice your answer");
    startActivityForResult(intent, REQUEST_CODE);

After a recent Google App and Play Services, this does not happen anymore. Any idea how to solve it and be able to launch the mic again with the headset?

A: by this we can detect handsfree button clicked! TRY IT
@Override
public boolean onKeyDown(int keyCode, KeyEvent event) {
     if(keyCode == KeyEvent.KEYCODE_HEADSETHOOK){
         //handle click
         return true;
     }
     return super.onKeyDown(keyCode, event);

}
MAY BE HELP YOU!!

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Phillipp Mwene (Wenen, 29 januari 1994) is een Oostenrijks-Keniaans voetballer die doorgaans speelt als rechtsback. In juli 2021 verruilde hij Mainz 05 voor PSV. Mwene maakte in 2021 zijn debuut in het Oostenrijks voetbalelftal.

Clubcarrière
Mwene speelde in de jeugd van Austria Wien en stapte in 2010 over naar de opleiding van VfB Stuttgart. Deze doorliep hij en tussen 2013 en 2016 speelde de verdediger voor het belofteteam van de club. In de zomer van 2016 verkaste Mwene naar 1. FC Kaiserslautern. Bij die club tekende hij voor twee seizoenen. Met Kaiserslautern speelde de Oostenrijker twee seizoenen in de 2. Bundesliga. In zijn tweede seizoen bij de club degradeerde Kaiserslautern naar de 3. Liga, maar hij maakte zelf een promotie naar de Bundesliga. Mainz 05 nam de verdediger transfervrij over. Hij zette zijn handtekening onder een verbintenis voor de duur van drie seizoenen. In de zomer van 2021 verliep zijn contract bij Mainz. Hierop tekende hij transfervrij bij PSV. Gedurende de eerste helft van het seizoen 2021/22 was Mwene onder coach Roger Schmidt een vaste waarde in het basiselftal. Tijdens een wedstrijd tegen Maccabi Tel Aviv in februari 2022 raakte hij geblesseerd na een tik aan zijn knie. Hij moest vijf maanden met een blessure toekijken, voor hij in een oefenduel met Real Betis zijn rentree maakte en ook direct scoorde.

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Bijgewerkt op 7 januari 2023.

Interlandcarrière
Mwene werd in mei 2021 door bondscoach Franco Foda opgenomen in de voorselectie van het Oostenrijks voetbalelftal voor het uitgestelde EK 2020. Op dat moment had hij nog geen interlands achter zijn naam staan. Toen vijf dagen later de definitieve selectie bekend werd, was Mwene een van de vier afvallers. Mwene maakte zijn interlanddebuut op 4 september 2021, toen een kwalificatiewedstrijd voor het WK 2022 gespeeld werd tegen Israël. De Oostenrijkers Christoph Baumgartner en Marko Arnautović scoorden, maar door goals van Manor Solomon, Moanes Dabour, Eran Zahavi (tweemaal) en Shon Weissman werd met 5–2 verloren. Mwene mocht van Foda in de basis beginnen en speelde het gehele duel mee.

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FILE – In this May 26, 2018 file photo, the Spanish word for "Murderer" covers a mural of Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega, as part of anti-government protests demanding his resignation in Managua, Nicaragua. Nicaragua's ruling party-dominated Congress has passed a law Monday, Dec. 21, 2020, that would essentially ban opposition candidates from running in the 2021 presidential elections, giving President Daniel Ortega the power to unilaterally declare citizens "terrorists" or coup-mongers, classify them as "traitors to the homeland" and ban them from running as candidates. (AP Photo/Esteban Felix, File)
MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) — Nicaragua's ruling party-dominated Congress passed a law Monday that would essentially ban opposition candidates from running in the 2021 presidential elections.
The law gives the government of President Daniel Ortega the power to unilaterally declare citizens "terrorists" or coup-mongers, classify them as "traitors to the homeland" and ban them from running as candidates.
Given that Ortega has already applied those terms to virtually the entire opposition and the leaders of massive 2018 protests against his regime, the law approved Monday appears aimed at sweeping aside the last roadblock to Ortega's continuing his near-perpetual rule over the Central American nation.
The law bans candidates "who lead or finance a coup … encourage foreign interference, ask for military intervention … propose or plan economic blockades, applaud and champion the imposition of sanctions against Nicaragua or its citizens."
So far, the United States has imposed sanctions on about 27 people close to Ortega and his wife, Vice President Rosario Murillo, including Murillo herself and three of her children with Ortega. The sanctions are aimed at bringing about free elections.
The law says people designated by Ortega "will be traitors to the homeland, and for that reason may not run for public office." Treason is punishable by prison terms of up to 15 years.
The leader of the opposition coalition Alianza Cívica, Juan Sebastián Chamorro, wrote that Ortega should be the first person to be banned under the new law.
"The one who they should apply this law to is Daniel Ortega, for all the human rights violations he has committed and the damage he has done," Chamorro wrote in his social media accounts.
The elections are scheduled for Nov. 7, 2021, and despite term limits — which Ortega has already exceeded — the 75-year-old leader is expected to run again.
Ortega initially led Nicaragua from 1979 to 1990 following the Sandinista revolution that ousted the Somoza dictatorship, but he lost the presidential election in 1990.
He returned to the presidency in 2007 after three failed election attempts, and he won re-election in 2011. He then sidestepped term limits to get himself re-elected in 2016, and packed courts and government agencies with allies. His Sandinista party controls the courts and the legislature.
Seventy Sandinista legislators voted in favor of the law passed Monday, while 14 opposition legislators voted against it, arguing it violated the Constitution's guarantee of political rights for all citizens.
At least 325 people were killed in anti-government protests in 2018, according to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights. Starting in April 2018, Nicaragua's economy was devastated by nearly five months of unrest initially sparked by cuts to social security benefits but which quickly evolved into calls for Ortega to step down and allow early elections.
Nicaragua's two main opposition groups had announced earlier this year that they will form a coalition to compete in the 2021 race. Neither the Civic Alliance for Justice and Democracy nor the Blue and White National Unity movement are among Nicaragua's political parties. Both formed after civil unrest exploded in April 2018.
The U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control has periodically announced sanctions against "corrupt financial operations and Ortega regime supporters." The move blocks the U.S. assets of the officials and prohibits U.S. citizens from dealing with them. The U.S. government says it is pressing Ortega to hold free and fair elections and respect basic rights.
On Monday, the office announced sanctions on three more officials in Ortega's government, including the vice president of the Supreme Court, a Sandinista legislator and the country's police chief.
On Friday, Ortega said that those who support the sanctions "are not Nicaraguans."
"I don't know how they think they are going to participate in an election with that attitude," Ortega said. "They are terrorists, criminals and traitors, because they continue to ask for more sanctions."


This Micromatic double in-line leak detector is intended to be used in your dispensing setup to ensure that no CO2 or gas leak is present.
Having this device installed in your setup makes detecting leaks fast and easy especially when you are dispensing from multiple kegs.
The unit contains two separate chambers, each with a small plastic float ball.
When gas is flowing through the chamber the floats are lifted up.
The larger the gas flow the higher the floats lift up inside their chambers.
If no beer or other beverage is being poured then the floats will sit at the bottom of the chambers.
If they are floating when no beer is being poured then you have a leak and should immediately fix the issue.
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January 12, 2020 weblog
Samsung's home helper shaped like ball and rolled to CES
by Nancy Cohen , Tech Xplore
Credit: Samsung
Samsung at CES showed its ball-shaped rolling robot that follows you around, beeps and performs tasks as your personal assistant. The company posted a video showing just how Ballie would help out in your home.
Ballie performs tasks, as shown in the video, like connecting with other smart home devices such as vacuum cleaners, turning on the tv and keeping real pets amused. We see that it can manage smart devices in the home—like starting the vacuum after a spill occurs.
Tech-watching reporters had a look and listened to the intro. According to reports, HS Kim, President and CEO of Consumer Electronics Division, Samsung Electronics, joined Ballie around the stage; the little yellow roller has voice recognition capabilities. "During his CES keynote, Kim addressed the robot like a pet dog, controlling it with commands like "come here Ballie", "good boy" and "say hi," reported Dezeen's Natashah Hitti.
Ballie followed him around the stage, too, speeding up and slowing down to keep an appropriate distance.
According to Dezeen, the Samsung CEO said during the speech that "I love this guy. He even knows to give me a little space."
The one aspect of the video that raised eyebrows was that of the Ballie's interactions with the household pet dog. Playful companion? Jasmine Cameron-Chileshe in The Telegraph weighed in with another hunch. "It is an invention which is likely to prompt a few raised eyebrows from pet owners—a tennis ball shaped device that they'll be begging their dogs not to fetch."
A viewer's comment on the video, meanwhile, was that "It's only a matter of time until the dog uses the ball as a chew toy." Comments on other sites ranged from finding Ballie to be cute and adorable to "intrusive tosh." In the BBC News report, an observer said that the robot might struggle with stairs. Simon Bryant, Futuresource, said, "How practical it is when it can't go up stairs, I'm not sure."
Reports at the time of this writing said they had no idea when the device would be available to buy, or what it will cost. VentureBeat: "It's unclear whether there's much to Ballie beyond a few canned demos."
A little robot ball—it cannot make sandwiches, bring you your hat, dry fresh laundry on a rack—is it a fun item for event showrooms ? Is it to plant a Samsung brand perception of making more of a 'human-centric' approach to innovation?
Bret Kinsella explored the question in voicebot.AI: "It's easy to look at Ballie, a cute little pastel-colored social robot demonstrated by Samsung Monday night at a CES keynote, and wonder if it is just another gadget with no better purpose than other social robots that have come and gone."
But Kinsella did really wonder, and he thought about what the video showed for tasks.
He said that Samsung was looking beyond "simple request-and-response interactions of earlier social robots and smart speakers. Demonstrations of Ballie show it identifying problems in the home such as spilled food and a tipped over plant. In both cases, Ballie proactively called a robot vacuum or air purifying system to the location of the problem. There was no requirement for the homeowner to take action or even know an issue had taken place."
Kyle Wiggers, VentureBeat: "Ballie's on-device AI enables it to serve as a fitness assistant, as well as a sort of interface that seeks solutions to various wants. It acts as a security robot, patrolling rooms at night and when folks are away during the day, and it can follow an elderly member of the family around and call for help if they suffer a fall."
Kinsella talked about "virtual assistants with agency. That means they are granted authority to take actions on behalf of the user even without an explicit command...This is clearly a feature set that the leading voice assistant providers assume will be important and beneficial to users."
Wiggers: "But assuming the grapefruit-sized ball eventually rolls its way from the skunkworks to store shelves, it could be one of the more capable home robot products to come to market in recent years."
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Q: How to change default home icon My default app theme is  Redmond and I want to use a different home icon color via bread crumb.
I added  hot-sneaks theme to the pom.xml  in order to use a different color.
<dependency>
        <groupId>org.primefaces.themes</groupId>
        <artifactId>hot-sneaks</artifactId>
        <version>1.0.10</version>
        <scope>compile</scope>
    </dependency>

How can I change the home icon in  DefaultMenuItem ?
private void createHomeMenu() {
    // Create home menuItem
    DefaultMenuItem home = new DefaultMenuItem();
    home.setIcon( ?? );
    home.setAjax(true);

    breadCrumbModel.addElement(home);
}

Thanks

A: Primefaces use jQuery themeroller for styling UI. All of the used icons in Primefaces are from there. Thus, you can select satisfied icon from jquery icons.
public class BreadcrumbView {

    private MenuModel model;

    @PostConstruct
    public void init() {
        model = new DefaultMenuModel();

        DefaultMenuItem item = new DefaultMenuItem("External");
        item.setUrl("http://www.primefaces.org");
        item.setIcon("ui-icon-home");
        model.addElement(item);

    }

    public MenuModel getModel() {
        return model;
    }
}

However, You can specify a custom icon by using css style class :
public class BreadcrumbView {

    private MenuModel model;

    @PostConstruct
    public void init() {
        model = new DefaultMenuModel();

        DefaultMenuItem item = new DefaultMenuItem("External");
        item.setUrl("http://www.primefaces.org");
        item.setIcon("xlogo");
        model.addElement(item);

    }

    public MenuModel getModel() {
        return model;
    }
}

and load the image located at resources/default/images/icons folder like this:
.xlogo {
    background: url('#{resource['default:images/icons/x_logo.png']}') no-repeat;
    height:16px;
    width:16px;
}


the body will succumb to the ravages that are the sands of time.
we will deny! such is the hold of an internal lie.
how can this be haven't you decided what that should be.
the questions of life how do I fit in, out there the answers begin.
for whom can concede the actions that would make a soul breed from such deeds.
I check in at home such things roll along like a comforting song, I'm not alone.


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SEEMA MUSTAFA & VENKATESH KESARI | 10 FEBRUARY, 2019
Coalition Politics Hit Hard as the Congress Seeks to "Revive" Itself, Feels Regional Heat
Like UP is West Bengal also going to face a triangular fight now?
NEW DELHI: The Congress party's sudden decision to field 'stars' Priyanka Gandhi and Jyotiraditya Scindia as the party managers for Uttar Pradesh against the BJP but also against the two regional parties has queered the pitch on a national scale. This is reflected in the sudden hardening of positions by the regional parties, that had been speaking of a larger post poll coalition with the Congress in glowing terms till just a few weeks ago.
The UP impact is now being felt in West Bengal where the Trinamool Congress seems to have shut the doors on an election alliance or understanding with the Congress party. The very fact that it is having to talk to the Left parties for the Lok Sabha polls is a clear indication that the Congress ---also under pressure from its state unit of course---is at a loose end and as in UP allying to turn the Lok Sabha polls in West Bengal into a triangular fight.
Since the UP announcement that several regional partners had got wind off about a week before it was announced to the media, the Congress equations with the regional parties in the state has taken a turn for the worse. A senior opposition leader told The Citizen that they had tried to warn Congress President Rahul Gandhi from going ahead with the 'we will go it alone in UP' message but regretted that, "he did not listen." And while the SP and BSP have lost no opportunity to make it clear that the Congress decision does not hurt, there is an anger particularly within the BSP that will now ensure that the national party is excluded from further talks.
The Trinamool Congress, Aam Aadmi Party, Samajwadi Party, Bahujan Samaj Party are coalescing into an informal collective minus the Congress that is being gradually pushed out of the fairly central spot it held till before the UP announcements. These political parties are in touch with the Biju Janata Dal, with the Telugu Desam also indicating support as demonstrated by the decision of Andhra Pradesh leader Chandrababu Naidu's decision to fly down to Kolkata in support of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee during the recent CBI fiasco. Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal was also by her side extending full support.
Rashtriya Janata Dal leader Tejashwi Yadav also did not hesitate to support Banerjee, although his party is in alliance with the Congress for the Lok Sabha polls. He has however, made it more apparent than his father Lalu Yadav did lately, that the RJD was supportive of a regional led coalition. This at a time when the BJP is working to gain in West Bengal without shifting its focus from UP, both important states and crucial for determining the complexion of the next Lok Sabha.
Significantly, the same opposition leaders who were enthusiastic about the Congress a while ago are now reticent on the issue, expressing concern over the larger party's "intentions." As a Karnataka leader said, "Rahul Gandhi who seemed to be reaching out seems to have been controlled by those who are still dreaming of a Congress resurgence, and in the process fracturing unity." He said he was deeply worried of triangular electoral fights in the states that could help the BJP. Voicing what seems to be a consensus amongst the regional opposition he added, "but the onus is on the Congress as the larger party but somehow they have convinced themselves that they will revive and form the government on their own."
This shift in approach is also impacting on the coalition in Karnataka with certain Congress leaders who had opposed the alliance with the Janata Dal-Secular back in play. This has been creating fissures expressed emotionally by Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy at regular intervals. The BJP has been trying hard, as JD-S leader Danish Ali told The Citizen, to break the coalition before the Lok Sabha elections to prove that the non-BJP parties cannot work together. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has already started hammering at the politics of coalition, describing it repeatedly as "adulterated."
Currently, AAP in Delhi, TMC in West Bengal, and SP-BSP in UP have all declared their inability to go along with the Congress party. This from a position where all were willing to talk with the Congress till over a month ago.
The Left that had played a major crystallising role in 2004 is completely out of the loop following the CPI-M decision to focus on "reviving" the Left and not in cobbling together centrist alliances. Once bitten, the Left is now shy of stitching together what it believes will be a fragile coalition at the expense of its own organisation and strength. The task was thus, left to the Congress party that seemed to be seriously picking up the mantle till the end of 2018 but has started the new year with a completely different approach. Without a nucleus there is a real danger of a larger anti-BJP alliance falling apart or never really coming together even after the elections in what can be termed as a lasting and united option.


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Home » Blog » The Key to Success for Marriage-Minded Singles
The Key to Success for Marriage-Minded Singles
Often a woman (or man) who wants marriage can get in her own way without knowing it. Ambivalence about marrying can cause her to stay involved with a man who won't commit or to reject any man who will. For various reasons, she may become involved with a man or with a series of men who lack qualities essential for her happiness. After such a relationship or after a disappointing marriage, she may become stuck in bitterness and cynicism about being able to have a successful marriage. Lana's story below shows how this can happen and how she overcame her self-defeating pattern and is now happily married.
Lana's Story
Lana used to pine after men who weren't interested in marriage and reject those who were. She was conflicted about marrying because she'd never recovered from the shock of her parents' divorce when she was thirteen. Her mother complained often to her, "I gave him the best years of my life, and he left me for another woman."
Lana eventually recognized her pattern. Still longing for marriage, she was finally ready to get therapy. Had she not made the commitment to receive professional help, Jules, a shy, kind, marriage minded man would have been beneath her radar.
She felt understood by her therapist. When she complained to him about one of Jules' imperfections, he'd say, "There you go again."
Lana came to realize that the things she found wrong with Jules weren't deal breakers; they were more about her own insecurities. She feared that, like her mother, she too would be deeply disappointed if she married.
Therapy helped Lana transform her fear of failing in marriage to confidence that she would succeed. She and Jules have now been married for thirty years.
If you truly want to marry and something's been holding you back, getting therapy can assist you to grow personally and help you create the kind relationship and life you truly want. Therapy might well be the best investment you'll ever make.
Do you view therapists as larger-than-life experts know what's best for you? The good ones help you to discover this for yourself. If you are considering psychotherapy, think about what qualities you value in a therapist. Do you think you'll be better helped by seeing a man or a women? Someone from a similar cultural, religious, or spiritual background to your own? Someone who believes in marriage?
Lana, in the above example, hoped to marry someone who, like her, was Jewish and wanted children. She found her therapist by collecting names of recommended professionals. She interviewed five of them on the phone and scheduled a session with two that impressed her.
Linda knew that her parents' divorce and its aftermath resulted in her pushing away any marriage minded men. She sensed that, other things being equal, she would feel most secure with a Jewish male therapist who was still married to his original wife and had successfully raised children who were already adults; someone who, unlike her own father, hadn't abandoned his family. She chose a well-qualified therapist whom she learned had these qualities.
You're Worth It
If you're interested in therapy, make sure that the therapist you're considering is professionally qualified. Also, think about what kind of person you believe will be a good fit for you. If at all possible, don't let money get in your way. The main thing is to find someone who meets your needs. Remember that it's well worth it to invest in yourself.
Berger, M. (2019). The Key to Success for Marriage-Minded Singles. Psych Central. Retrieved on January 17, 2020, from https://psychcentral.com/blog/the-key-to-success-for-marriage-minded-singles/
Last updated: 23 Mar 2019 (Originally: 8 Nov 2017)
Last reviewed: By a member of our scientific advisory board on 23 Mar 2019
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\section*{Supplemental Material}

\subsection{Underdamped optimization}
The central insight for solving the Euler-Lagrange equations (8) in the main text comes from Eq.~(8b), which shows that $\alpha \sigma_v$ is constant.
Since neither $\alpha \equiv 0$ nor $\sigma_v \equiv 0$ are viable solutions, we may set $\alpha = -C/\sigma_v$ with some $C \neq 0$.
We then find from Eqs.~(8a) and (8c), $\sigma_v = \sqrt{C \gamma T/m}$, implying that $\sigma_v$ is constant.
The only way to have a constant $\sigma_v$ from Eq.~(8c) is with an exponential protocol $\omega(t)  = \omega_0 e^{\kappa t}$ with $\kappa = \gamma(1-T/(m \sigma_v))$.
Accordingly,
\begin{align}
\omega(t) = \left\lbrace \begin{array}{ll}
\omega_h e^{\gamma_h\big(1-\frac{T_h}{m \sigma_h}\big) t} &\text{for} \; 0 < t < \tau_h \\[2ex]
\omega_c e^{\gamma_c\big(1-\frac{T_c}{m \sigma_c}\big) (t-\tau_h)} &\text{for} \; 0 < t - \tau_h < \tau_c .
\end{array} \right. \label{protocol-under}
\end{align}
The exponential form of the protocols \eqref{protocol-under} has been  obtained in Ref.~\cite{aga13}.
However, the crucial point for the optimization of a periodically operating  engine, overlooked in Ref.~\cite{aga13}, is the implementation of  the proper boundary conditions.
The parameters $\omega_i$ and $\sigma_i$ are indeed not independent, but are fixed by the boundary conditions at $t = \tau_h$ and $t = \tau_h+\tau_c$, in contrast to the overdamped case (see below)
In principle, the protocol $\omega(t)$ can be continuous or discontinuous at these points.
Multiplying Eq.~(4) by $\omega$ and integrating the resulting equation from $\tau_h - \epsilon/2$ to $\tau_h + \epsilon/2$, with $\epsilon$  small, we find,
\begin{align}
\int_{\tau_h-\frac{\epsilon}{2}}^{\tau_h+\frac{\epsilon}{2}} \text{d}t \ \big[\dot{\sigma_v} \omega - \sigma_v \dot{\omega} \big] = \mathcal{O}(\delta) \label{boundary} .
\end{align}
If we allow  discontinuities, the frequency $\omega$ jumps from the value $\omega_{-} = \omega_h \exp(\gamma_h(1-T_h/(m \sigma_h))\tau_h)$ at $t = \tau_{h}^{-}$ to $\omega_{+} = \omega_c$ at $t = \tau_{h}^{+}$.
At the same time, $\sigma_v$ jumps from $\sigma_{-} = \sigma_h$ to $\sigma_{+} = \sigma_c$.
Close to $t = \tau_h$, we may thus write,
\begin{align}
\omega(t) &= \omega_{-} + (\omega_{+}-\omega_{-}) \theta(t-\tau_h),
 \\
 \Rightarrow \dot{\omega}(t) &= (\omega_{+}-\omega_{-}) \delta(t-\tau_h), \nonumber \end{align}
and similarly for $\sigma_v$.
Plugging the above expressions into Eq.~\eqref{boundary}, we obtain the condition $\sigma_{+} \omega_{-} = \sigma_{-} \omega_{+}$.
By contrast, if we demand that $\omega$ should be continuous, $\omega_{+}=\omega_{-}$,  the same has also to be true for $\sigma_v$.
However, if $\sigma_v$ stays constant during the entire cycle, both heat transfers are zero.
This trivial solution is incompatible with the requirement of finite power. Hence maximization of the extractable
work requires a discontinuous protocol. From the condition $\sigma_{+} \omega_{-} = \sigma_{-} \omega_{+}$ and a similar one at $t = \tau_h + \tau_c$, we can eliminate $\omega_h$ from Eq.~\eqref{protocol-under}, find a relation between $\sigma_h$ and $\sigma_c$, and so obtain Eqs.~(9).

\subsection{Overdamped optimization}

In the overdamped limit, the maximum power and  the corresponding efficiency have been obtained in Refs.~\cite{sch07}.
The optimal protocols are, in terms of $\sigma_x$,
\begin{align}
\sigma_x(t) = \left\lbrace \begin{array}{ll}
\sigma_h \Big(1 + \frac{t}{\tau_h} \frac{\sigma_c - \sigma_h}{\sigma_h + \sqrt{\sigma_h \sigma_c}} \Big)^2 &\text{for} \; 0 < t <\tau_h \\[2ex]
\sigma_c \Big(1 + \frac{t-\tau_h}{\tau_c}\frac{\sigma_h - \sigma_c}{\sigma_c + \sqrt{\sigma_h \sigma_c}} \Big)^2  &\text{for} \; 0 < t-\tau_h <\tau_c .
\end{array} \right. \label{protocol-overdamped}
\end{align}
Here $\sigma_x$ is a continuous function, whereas the resulting frequency protocol $\omega(t)$, determined from Eq.~(3), is generally discontinuous.
Maximizing the power with respect to $\tau_h$ and $\tau_c$ yields the equations \cite{sch07},
\begin{align}
P^{*} &= \frac{\ln^2 \big(\frac{\sigma_c}{\sigma_h}\big) (T_h - T_c)^2}{16 \big(\gamma_h + \gamma_c + 2 \sqrt{\gamma_h \gamma_c}\big)\big(\sigma_h + \sigma_c - 2 \sqrt{\sigma_h \sigma_c}\big)} \label{max-power-over} \\
\eta^{*} &= \frac{\Big(1+\sqrt{\frac{\gamma_c}{\gamma_h}}\Big) \Big(1-\frac{T_c}{T_h}\Big)}{2 \Big(1+\sqrt{\frac{\gamma_c}{\gamma_h}}\Big)-\Big(1-\frac{T_c}{T_h}\Big)}. \label{max-power-efficiency-over}
\end{align}
Contrary to the underdamped limit, there exist no optimal values for $\sigma_h$ and $\sigma_c$.
This can be seen from Eq.~\eqref{max-power-over}; the maximum power diverges if one of the two parameters tends to zero while the other one stays constant.
Physically, this limit corresponds to having a very large frequency, at which point the overdamped limit is no longer valid.
Thus within the overdamped approximation, $\sigma_h$ and $\sigma_c$ are free parameters that have to be chosen such that the condition $\omega \ll \gamma$ remains valid.

Comparing the maximal values for the power Eqs.~(12) and \eqref{max-power-over}, we see that in the underdamped limit, the power is proportional to the overall damping strength, whereas it is inversely proportional in the overdamped regime.
Since the damping is assumed to be small in the underdamped limit and large in the overdamped one, the power itself is small in both limits, owing to the asymptotic nature of the treatment.
Physically, the small resultant power has different reasons:
In the underdamped limit, the particle exchanges energy with the bath at a small rate, limiting the total transferred energy per cycle.
In the overdamped limit, the energy exchange with the bath is fast, however the reaction to changes in the external potential is slow.

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If you're flying from Detroit to New Jersey, you'll take off from Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport and likely land at Liberty International Airport in Newark, New Jersey. While there are certainly other airports you could fly into in the state, this is the busiest and the one that's closest to New York City, which is a major draw for this part of the country. There are other airports to look into though, such as Trenton-Mercer and Atlantic City International. Newark Liberty International Airport sits right between Elizabeth and Newark in New Jersey. It's an airport that serves these two cities, as well as the New York metropolitan area. The location is three miles away from downtown Newark. It's only nine miles from the Manhattan borough. This airport is actually the busiest of all the airports serving the New York City region.
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United offers direct flights between Detroit and Newark, New Jersey. It's a short flight at only an hour and 44 minutes. Delta also covers this trip. You'll find that the price for a direct flight is around the same as what's offered for flights with a stop in between much of the time, however it varies.
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If you fly with United on a stopover flight to New Jersey from Detroit, you might be heading down to Houston on your way. Another option they have is stopping in Chicago at O'Hare. There are some stopovers that are under an hour, others that are almost three hours. In any case, the travel times are about six hours or less. American Airlines has stops in Charlotte. Also, they offer a couple to Chicago. Spirit covers this flight with a stop in Orlando for 2h 45m. You can also go with JetBlue and stop in Boston, or Southwest and stop in Chicago Midway, Nashville, or Baltimore. The stopovers aren't usually more than an hour or two no matter what airline you go with. These flights will likely be four hours or less. You may find some that go a little over that six-hour mark though.
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Q: How to show a new div with the same input box in the parent div I want to display a search text box and popup box aligned on the left top of the windows.
There is already a search input box in the navbar. When the user clicks on that input box, I want to popup another div exactly of the same width and use the same input box as the part of the new div.

window.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', (event) => {
  var searchboxelement = document.getElementById("search_header_card");
  var headerclose = document.getElementById("header_close");

  var inputheaderbox = document.getElementById("header_input_box");
  var headerClose = document.getElementById("header_close");
  inputheaderbox.addEventListener("click", showSearchBox, false);

  headerClose.addEventListener("click", searchclose, false);

  function showSearchBox() {
    searchboxelement.classList.remove("d-none");
  };

  function searchclose() {
    searchboxelement.classList.add("d-none");
  };

});
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  margin: 0;
  padding: 0;
}

nav.navbar {
  align-content: center;
  position: sticky;
  background-color: white;
  z-index: 100;
  top: 0;
  box-shadow: 0px 5px 8px -9px rgba(0, 0, 0, 75);
  padding: 0px 20px;
  /* REMOVED TOP PADDING */
}

.fas .fa-search {
  color: #65676b;
}

.header__left>img {
  height: 40px;
}

.header__left {
  display: flex;
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}

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  border-radius: 999px;
}

.header__input>input {
  border: none;
  background-color: transparent;
  outline-width: 0;
  padding-left: 10px;
}

.header__center {
  display: flex;
  flex-direction: row;
  justify-content: center;
}

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  list-style: none;
  display: flex;
  justify-content: space-between;
  align-items: center;
  list-style: none;
  padding-left: 10px;
  margin-bottom: 0;
  height: 60px;
}

.header__center__item {
  display: flex;
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  justify-content: center;
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.header__center__item.active,
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  flex-direction: column;
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  justify-content: center;
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}

.header__center__item.active>.header_option-link {
  color: #1877f2;
}

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  color: gray;
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  color: #1877f2;
  border-bottom: 1px solid #1877f2;
  border-bottom-width: 3px;
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  border-top-right-radius: 1px;
  border-top-left-radius: 1px;
  right: 2px;
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}

.search__header__card__input {
  padding-right: 20px;
  padding-left: 20px;
  box-sizing: border-box;
  display: flex;
  height: 60px;
  align-items: center;
}

.search__header__card {
  top: 0;
  left: 0;
  position: fixed;
  width: 100%;
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  height: 60px;
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}

.search__box {
  width: 100%;
  border: 0;
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  border-bottom-right-radius: 8px;
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  position: relative;
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  display: flex;
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  flex-direction: column;
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  height: 40px;
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        <input id="header_input_box" placeholder="Search Facebook" type="text" />

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As shown in the image, the input box behind the card is popping out and not covered by outside divs.

What is the best way to use the same input box in a new div? Or, what could be another workaround to cover the input box that is behind, by a new input box which is in the new div with class search__header__card__input.

A: Why not hide the input box on the nav-bar when a user clicks on it and bring it back when the user clicks on the close button of the newly created div element?
To do so,
In your showSearchBox function, you can add
 inputheaderbox.style.display = "none";

And in your closesearch function, add
 inputheaderbox.style.display = "initial";

I think this is the best solution cause it just requires 2 lines of code in your js file
Check out this fiddle


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Q: IntelliJ: what difference between "SBT Console" and "SBT Shell"? In the IntelliJ I see two tool windows: SBT Console and SBT Shell. What is the difference between these tools?

A: You may have installed both scala and sbt plugins. The newer version of scala plugin has sbt as part of it.
sbt console is the sbt plugin -- click start you will enter into sbt interactive mode.
sbt shell is part of the scala plugin, which is similar to the above mentioned sbt console and can autocomplete commands.
Here is a description: https://blog.jetbrains.com/scala/2017/03/23/scala-plugin-for-intellij-idea-2017-1-cleaner-ui-sbt-shell-repl-worksheet-akka-support-and-more/

A: SBT Console plugin is deprecated in favour of IntelliJ Scala Plugin. Deprecation notice states:

JetBrains have recently added support for an SBT console to the
  IntellIJ Scala Plugin. This is now the recommended way to use SBT
  within IntellIJ. No new releases of this plugin are planned.


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The general aviation airports, except for Quonset Airport, are nestled inside of neighborhoods. Maintaining a balance between promoting aviation growth and development while being sensitive to neighboring community concerns is an ongoing operations and communications commitment for RIAC.
RIAC recently completed a strategic business planning process for all five of Rhode Island's general aviation airports. To accomplish this multi-year undertaking, RIAC formed an internal task force comprised of experts in the fields of infrastructure, planning, finance, legal and property management and relied on consultants to help evaluate business development opportunities and potential infrastructure needs.
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The key components of the completed effort formulate an overall strategic business plan for the state's general aviation airports which include:
A ten-year Infrastructure Plan which included the evaluation of building conditions and priorities. The plan identifies scope, budget, schedule and possible funding sources at each airport.
A ten-year Pavement Plan that evaluated and adopted a pavement management schedule for each airport.
An aerial survey that identified current and potential airspace obstructions for each runway end, as well as plans for obstruction removal.
A ten-year Business Plan that evaluated economic development conditions and opportunities at all general aviation airports. This plan identified available properties that can be developed for shovel ready projects at GA airports.
The published plan provides a predictable and equitable roadmap for stakeholders at each of the state's five General Aviation airports, and identifies priority projects for the next decade of capital improvements. The effort is expected to result in the investment of approximately $98 million into local airports over the next decade, which is estimated to produce an economic impact of $193 million for the State of Rhode Island.


China (Shanghai) International Furniture Machinery & Woodworking Machinery Fair (WMF 2018), a leading exhibition in the area of furniture, panel boards and wooden products manufacturing machinery, will be held from 10-13 September 2018 at the National Exhibition and Convention Center in Shanghai Hongqiao, China.
In collaboration for the first time with the furniture exhibition, CIFF Shanghai, WMF 2018 will play roles of connecting important exhibitors and buyers as well as driving innovative, green yet sustainable development in the industry.
The four-day fair is expected to attract more than 550 exhibitors from around the world, showcasing their latest woodworking machinery and furniture manufacturing equipment.


Last weekend was quite hectic. On Friday night, we had a family dinner at The Hashery, the newly-opened casual dining restaurant catering mostly to students in Sampaloc, Manila. On Saturday morning, I, accompanied by the hubby and Mame, did some yarn shopping in Rosario, Pasig (Gantsilyo Guru's shop and Lacion Yarn Store). After that, we all went home in Bacoor with a stop-over at S&R Baclaran. I would be hosting a dinner for my godchildren that night and due to time constraints, I resorted to buying ready-to-eat food and some easy-to-prepare salad ingredients from there. (I just cooked pasta and rice when we got home.) While I was picking food items off the shelves, the hubby was buying new tires which he had the S&R tire center staff installed to our car.) We got back to Manila on Sunday afternoon as I had this work-related meeting to attend. The hubby biked to Roxas Blvd. while I was busy in the office. We would see each other again at night and I would start crocheting for a new project before going to bed.
bike din pag may time si hubby!
I learned crochet during our Home Economics class in elementary. This is the hobby I wish I keep doing because it's fun and sometimes therapeutic.
p.s.- I like how your new website!
And more crochet projects based on the yarns you bought. You might want to consider selling some of your projects later on hehehe.


When I click on the product to change its color, the bar displaying all ten color options doesn't immediately appear. Instead it shows just the first hex colour as seen in attached pic1. I'd like them all to pop-up as seen in pic2, because customers find the first display too subtle. Can anyone advise on how to make this work?
That is normal behavior and can at the moment not be changed. If you have any suggestions to improve this, please post on the feature request forum.