text:
CREATE TABLE list (id VARCHAR(2) NOT NULL, value VARCHAR(64) NOT NULL, PRIMARY KEY(id));

INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'af', E'afrikaans');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'af_NA', E'afrikaans (Namibia)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'af_ZA', E'afrikaans (Sydafrika)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ak', E'akan');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ak_GH', E'akan (Ghana)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sq', E'albansk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sq_AL', E'albansk (Albanien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sq_XK', E'albansk (Kosovo)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sq_MK', E'albansk (Makedonien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'am', E'amharisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'am_ET', E'amharisk (Etiopien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ar', E'arabisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ar_DZ', E'arabisk (Algeriet)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ar_BH', E'arabisk (Bahrain)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ar_KM', E'arabisk (Comorerne)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ar_PS', E'arabisk (De palæstinensiske områder)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ar_DJ', E'arabisk (Djibouti)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ar_EG', E'arabisk (Egypten)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ar_ER', E'arabisk (Eritrea)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ar_AE', E'arabisk (Forenede Arabiske Emirater)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ar_IQ', E'arabisk (Irak)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ar_IL', E'arabisk (Israel)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ar_JO', E'arabisk (Jordan)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ar_KW', E'arabisk (Kuwait)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ar_LB', E'arabisk (Libanon)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ar_LY', E'arabisk (Libyen)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ar_MA', E'arabisk (Marokko)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ar_MR', E'arabisk (Mauretanien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ar_OM', E'arabisk (Oman)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ar_QA', E'arabisk (Qatar)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ar_SA', E'arabisk (Saudi-Arabien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ar_SO', E'arabisk (Somalia)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ar_SD', E'arabisk (Sudan)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ar_SS', E'arabisk (Sydsudan)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ar_SY', E'arabisk (Syrien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ar_TD', E'arabisk (Tchad)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ar_TN', E'arabisk (Tunesien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ar_EH', E'arabisk (Vestsahara)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ar_YE', E'arabisk (Yemen)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'hy', E'armensk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'hy_AM', E'armensk (Armenien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'az', E'aserbajdsjansk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'az_AZ', E'aserbajdsjansk (Aserbajdsjan)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'az_Cyrl_AZ', E'aserbajdsjansk (kyrillisk, Aserbajdsjan)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'az_Cyrl', E'aserbajdsjansk (kyrillisk)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'az_Latn_AZ', E'aserbajdsjansk (latinsk, Aserbajdsjan)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'az_Latn', E'aserbajdsjansk (latinsk)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'as', E'assamesisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'as_IN', E'assamesisk (Indien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'bm', E'bambara');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'bm_Latn_ML', E'bambara (latinsk, Mali)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'bm_Latn', E'bambara (latinsk)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'eu', E'baskisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'eu_ES', E'baskisk (Spanien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'bn', E'bengali');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'bn_BD', E'bengali (Bangladesh)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'bn_IN', E'bengali (Indien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'bs', E'bosnisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'bs_BA', E'bosnisk (Bosnien-Hercegovina)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'bs_Cyrl_BA', E'bosnisk (kyrillisk, Bosnien-Hercegovina)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'bs_Cyrl', E'bosnisk (kyrillisk)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'bs_Latn_BA', E'bosnisk (latinsk, Bosnien-Hercegovina)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'bs_Latn', E'bosnisk (latinsk)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'br', E'bretonsk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'br_FR', E'bretonsk (Frankrig)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'bg', E'bulgarsk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'bg_BG', E'bulgarsk (Bulgarien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'my', E'burmesisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'my_MM', E'burmesisk (Myanmar (Burma))');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ca', E'catalansk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ca_AD', E'catalansk (Andorra)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ca_FR', E'catalansk (Frankrig)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ca_IT', E'catalansk (Italien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ca_ES', E'catalansk (Spanien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'kw', E'cornisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'kw_GB', E'cornisk (Storbritannien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'da', E'dansk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'da_DK', E'dansk (Danmark)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'da_GL', E'dansk (Grønland)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'dz', E'dzongkha');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'dz_BT', E'dzongkha (Bhutan)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en', E'engelsk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_AS', E'engelsk (Amerikansk Samoa)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_UM', E'engelsk (Amerikanske oversøiske øer)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_AI', E'engelsk (Anguilla)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_AG', E'engelsk (Antigua og Barbuda)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_AU', E'engelsk (Australien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_BS', E'engelsk (Bahamas)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_BB', E'engelsk (Barbados)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_BE', E'engelsk (Belgien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_BZ', E'engelsk (Belize)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_BM', E'engelsk (Bermuda)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_BW', E'engelsk (Botswana)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_CM', E'engelsk (Cameroun)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_CA', E'engelsk (Canada)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_KY', E'engelsk (Caymanøerne)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_CC', E'engelsk (Cocosøerne)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_CK', E'engelsk (Cookøerne)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_VI', E'engelsk (De Amerikanske Jomfruøer)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_VG', E'engelsk (De Britiske Jomfruøer)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_IO', E'engelsk (Det britiske territorium i Det Indiske Ocean)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_DG', E'engelsk (Diego Garcia)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_DM', E'engelsk (Dominica)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_ER', E'engelsk (Eritrea)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_FK', E'engelsk (Falklandsøerne)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_FJ', E'engelsk (Fiji)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_PH', E'engelsk (Filippinerne)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_GM', E'engelsk (Gambia)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_GH', E'engelsk (Ghana)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_GI', E'engelsk (Gibraltar)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_GD', E'engelsk (Grenada)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_GU', E'engelsk (Guam)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_GG', E'engelsk (Guernsey)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_GY', E'engelsk (Guyana)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_HK', E'engelsk (Hongkong SAR)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_IN', E'engelsk (Indien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_IE', E'engelsk (Irland)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_IM', E'engelsk (Isle of Man)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_JM', E'engelsk (Jamaica)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_JE', E'engelsk (Jersey)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_CX', E'engelsk (Juleøen)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_KE', E'engelsk (Kenya)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_KI', E'engelsk (Kiribati)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_LS', E'engelsk (Lesotho)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_LR', E'engelsk (Liberia)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_MO', E'engelsk (Macao SAR)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_MG', E'engelsk (Madagaskar)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_MW', E'engelsk (Malawi)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_MY', E'engelsk (Malaysia)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_MT', E'engelsk (Malta)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_MH', E'engelsk (Marshalløerne)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_MU', E'engelsk (Mauritius)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_FM', E'engelsk (Mikronesiens Forenede Stater)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_MS', E'engelsk (Montserrat)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_NA', E'engelsk (Namibia)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_NR', E'engelsk (Nauru)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_NZ', E'engelsk (New Zealand)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_NG', E'engelsk (Nigeria)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_NU', E'engelsk (Niue)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_MP', E'engelsk (Nordmarianerne)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_NF', E'engelsk (Norfolkøen)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_PK', E'engelsk (Pakistan)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_PW', E'engelsk (Palau)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_PG', E'engelsk (Papua Ny Guinea)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_PN', E'engelsk (Pitcairn)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_PR', E'engelsk (Puerto Rico)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_RW', E'engelsk (Rwanda)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_KN', E'engelsk (Saint Kitts og Nevis)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_LC', E'engelsk (Saint Lucia)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_VC', E'engelsk (Saint Vincent og Grenadinerne)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_SB', E'engelsk (Salomonøerne)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_WS', E'engelsk (Samoa)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_SC', E'engelsk (Seychellerne)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_SL', E'engelsk (Sierra Leone)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_SG', E'engelsk (Singapore)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_SX', E'engelsk (Sint Maarten)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_SH', E'engelsk (St. Helena)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_GB', E'engelsk (Storbritannien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_SD', E'engelsk (Sudan)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_SZ', E'engelsk (Swaziland)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_ZA', E'engelsk (Sydafrika)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_SS', E'engelsk (Sydsudan)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_TZ', E'engelsk (Tanzania)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_TK', E'engelsk (Tokelau)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_TO', E'engelsk (Tonga)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_TT', E'engelsk (Trinidad og Tobago)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_TC', E'engelsk (Turks- og Caicosøerne)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_TV', E'engelsk (Tuvalu)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_UG', E'engelsk (Uganda)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_US', E'engelsk (USA)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_VU', E'engelsk (Vanuatu)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_ZM', E'engelsk (Zambia)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'en_ZW', E'engelsk (Zimbabwe)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'eo', E'esperanto');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'et', E'estisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'et_EE', E'estisk (Estland)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ee', E'ewe');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ee_GH', E'ewe (Ghana)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ee_TG', E'ewe (Togo)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fi', E'finsk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fi_FI', E'finsk (Finland)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr', E'fransk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_DZ', E'fransk (Algeriet)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_BE', E'fransk (Belgien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_BJ', E'fransk (Benin)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_BF', E'fransk (Burkina Faso)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_BI', E'fransk (Burundi)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_CM', E'fransk (Cameroun)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_CA', E'fransk (Canada)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_CF', E'fransk (Centralafrikanske Republik)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_KM', E'fransk (Comorerne)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_CG', E'fransk (Congo-Brazzaville)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_CD', E'fransk (Congo-Kinshasa)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_DJ', E'fransk (Djibouti)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_CI', E'fransk (Elfenbenskysten)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_FR', E'fransk (Frankrig)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_GF', E'fransk (Fransk Guyana)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_PF', E'fransk (Fransk Polynesien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_GA', E'fransk (Gabon)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_GP', E'fransk (Guadeloupe)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_GN', E'fransk (Guinea)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_HT', E'fransk (Haiti)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_LU', E'fransk (Luxembourg)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_MG', E'fransk (Madagaskar)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_ML', E'fransk (Mali)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_MA', E'fransk (Marokko)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_MQ', E'fransk (Martinique)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_MR', E'fransk (Mauretanien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_MU', E'fransk (Mauritius)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_YT', E'fransk (Mayotte)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_MC', E'fransk (Monaco)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_NE', E'fransk (Niger)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_NC', E'fransk (Ny Caledonien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_RE', E'fransk (Réunion)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_RW', E'fransk (Rwanda)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_BL', E'fransk (Saint Barthélemy)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_MF', E'fransk (Saint Martin)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_PM', E'fransk (Saint Pierre og Miquelon)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_CH', E'fransk (Schweiz)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_SN', E'fransk (Senegal)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_SC', E'fransk (Seychellerne)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_SY', E'fransk (Syrien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_TD', E'fransk (Tchad)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_TG', E'fransk (Togo)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_TN', E'fransk (Tunesien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_VU', E'fransk (Vanuatu)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_WF', E'fransk (Wallis og Futuna)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fr_GQ', E'fransk (Ækvatorialguinea)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fy', E'frisisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fy_NL', E'frisisk (Holland)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ff', E'fulah');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ff_CM', E'fulah (Cameroun)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ff_GN', E'fulah (Guinea)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ff_MR', E'fulah (Mauretanien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ff_SN', E'fulah (Senegal)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fo', E'færøsk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fo_FO', E'færøsk (Færøerne)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'gl', E'galicisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'gl_ES', E'galicisk (Spanien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'lg', E'ganda');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'lg_UG', E'ganda (Uganda)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ka', E'georgisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ka_GE', E'georgisk (Georgien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'el', E'græsk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'el_CY', E'græsk (Cypern)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'el_GR', E'græsk (Grækenland)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'kl', E'grønlandsk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'kl_GL', E'grønlandsk (Grønland)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'gu', E'gujarati');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'gu_IN', E'gujarati (Indien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ha', E'hausa');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ha_GH', E'hausa (Ghana)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ha_Latn_GH', E'hausa (latinsk, Ghana)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ha_Latn_NE', E'hausa (latinsk, Niger)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ha_Latn_NG', E'hausa (latinsk, Nigeria)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ha_Latn', E'hausa (latinsk)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ha_NE', E'hausa (Niger)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ha_NG', E'hausa (Nigeria)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'he', E'hebraisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'he_IL', E'hebraisk (Israel)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'hi', E'hindi');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'hi_IN', E'hindi (Indien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'nl', E'hollandsk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'nl_AW', E'hollandsk (Aruba)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'nl_BE', E'hollandsk (Belgien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'nl_CW', E'hollandsk (Curaçao)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'nl_NL', E'hollandsk (Holland)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'nl_BQ', E'hollandsk (Nederlandske antiller)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'nl_SX', E'hollandsk (Sint Maarten)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'nl_SR', E'hollandsk (Surinam)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'be', E'hviderussisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'be_BY', E'hviderussisk (Hviderusland)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ig', E'igbo');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ig_NG', E'igbo (Nigeria)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'id', E'indonesisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'id_ID', E'indonesisk (Indonesien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ga', E'irsk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ga_IE', E'irsk (Irland)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'is', E'islandsk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'is_IS', E'islandsk (Island)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'it', E'italiensk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'it_IT', E'italiensk (Italien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'it_SM', E'italiensk (San Marino)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'it_CH', E'italiensk (Schweiz)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ja', E'japansk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ja_JP', E'japansk (Japan)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'yi', E'jiddisch');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'kn', E'kannada');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'kn_IN', E'kannada (Indien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'kk', E'kasakhisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'kk_KZ', E'kasakhisk (Kasakhstan)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'kk_Cyrl_KZ', E'kasakhisk (kyrillisk, Kasakhstan)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'kk_Cyrl', E'kasakhisk (kyrillisk)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ks', E'kashmiri');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ks_Arab_IN', E'kashmiri (arabisk, Indien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ks_Arab', E'kashmiri (arabisk)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ks_IN', E'kashmiri (Indien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'km', E'khmer');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'km_KH', E'khmer (Cambodja)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ki', E'kikuyu');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ki_KE', E'kikuyu (Kenya)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'zh', E'kinesisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'zh_Hans_HK', E'kinesisk (forenklet, Hongkong SAR)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'zh_Hans_CN', E'kinesisk (forenklet, Kina)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'zh_Hans_MO', E'kinesisk (forenklet, Macao SAR)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'zh_Hans_SG', E'kinesisk (forenklet, Singapore)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'zh_Hans', E'kinesisk (forenklet)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'zh_HK', E'kinesisk (Hongkong SAR)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'zh_CN', E'kinesisk (Kina)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'zh_MO', E'kinesisk (Macao SAR)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'zh_SG', E'kinesisk (Singapore)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'zh_TW', E'kinesisk (Taiwan)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'zh_Hant_HK', E'kinesisk (traditionelt, Hongkong SAR)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'zh_Hant_MO', E'kinesisk (traditionelt, Macao SAR)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'zh_Hant_TW', E'kinesisk (traditionelt, Taiwan)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'zh_Hant', E'kinesisk (traditionelt)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'rw', E'kinyarwanda');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'rw_RW', E'kinyarwanda (Rwanda)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ky', E'kirgisisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ky_KG', E'kirgisisk (Kirgisistan)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ky_Cyrl_KG', E'kirgisisk (kyrillisk, Kirgisistan)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ky_Cyrl', E'kirgisisk (kyrillisk)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ko', E'koreansk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ko_KP', E'koreansk (Nordkorea)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ko_KR', E'koreansk (Sydkorea)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'hr', E'kroatisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'hr_BA', E'kroatisk (Bosnien-Hercegovina)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'hr_HR', E'kroatisk (Kroatien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'lo', E'lao');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'lo_LA', E'lao (Laos)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'lv', E'lettisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'lv_LV', E'lettisk (Letland)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ln', E'lingala');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ln_AO', E'lingala (Angola)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ln_CF', E'lingala (Centralafrikanske Republik)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ln_CG', E'lingala (Congo-Brazzaville)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ln_CD', E'lingala (Congo-Kinshasa)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'lt', E'litauisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'lt_LT', E'litauisk (Litauen)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'lu', E'luba-Katanga');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'lu_CD', E'luba-Katanga (Congo-Kinshasa)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'lb', E'luxembourgsk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'lb_LU', E'luxembourgsk (Luxembourg)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'mk', E'makedonsk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'mk_MK', E'makedonsk (Makedonien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'mg', E'malagassisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'mg_MG', E'malagassisk (Madagaskar)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ms', E'malay');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ms_BN', E'malay (Brunei)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ms_Latn_BN', E'malay (latinsk, Brunei)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ms_Latn_MY', E'malay (latinsk, Malaysia)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ms_Latn_SG', E'malay (latinsk, Singapore)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ms_Latn', E'malay (latinsk)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ms_MY', E'malay (Malaysia)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ms_SG', E'malay (Singapore)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ml', E'malayalam');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ml_IN', E'malayalam (Indien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'mt', E'maltesisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'mt_MT', E'maltesisk (Malta)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'gv', E'manx');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'gv_IM', E'manx (Isle of Man)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'mr', E'marathisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'mr_IN', E'marathisk (Indien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'mn', E'mongolsk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'mn_Cyrl_MN', E'mongolsk (kyrillisk, Mongoliet)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'mn_Cyrl', E'mongolsk (kyrillisk)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'mn_MN', E'mongolsk (Mongoliet)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ne', E'nepalesisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ne_IN', E'nepalesisk (Indien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ne_NP', E'nepalesisk (Nepal)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'nd', E'nordndebele');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'nd_ZW', E'nordndebele (Zimbabwe)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'se', E'nordsamisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'se_FI', E'nordsamisk (Finland)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'se_NO', E'nordsamisk (Norge)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'se_SE', E'nordsamisk (Sverige)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'no', E'norsk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'no_NO', E'norsk (Norge)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'nb', E'norsk bokmål');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'nb_NO', E'norsk bokmål (Norge)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'nb_SJ', E'norsk bokmål (Svalbard og Jan Mayen)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'nn', E'nynorsk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'nn_NO', E'nynorsk (Norge)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'or', E'oriya');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'or_IN', E'oriya (Indien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'om', E'oromo');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'om_ET', E'oromo (Etiopien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'om_KE', E'oromo (Kenya)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'os', E'ossetisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'os_GE', E'ossetisk (Georgien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'os_RU', E'ossetisk (Rusland)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ps', E'pashto');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ps_AF', E'pashto (Afghanistan)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fa', E'persisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fa_AF', E'persisk (Afghanistan)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'fa_IR', E'persisk (Iran)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'pl', E'polsk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'pl_PL', E'polsk (Polen)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'pt', E'portugisisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'pt_AO', E'portugisisk (Angola)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'pt_BR', E'portugisisk (Brasilien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'pt_GW', E'portugisisk (Guinea-Bissau)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'pt_CV', E'portugisisk (Kap Verde)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'pt_MO', E'portugisisk (Macao SAR)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'pt_MZ', E'portugisisk (Mozambique)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'pt_PT', E'portugisisk (Portugal)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'pt_ST', E'portugisisk (Sao Tome og Principe)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'pt_TL', E'portugisisk (Timor-Leste)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'pa', E'punjabi');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'pa_Arab_PK', E'punjabi (arabisk, Pakistan)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'pa_Arab', E'punjabi (arabisk)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'pa_Guru_IN', E'punjabi (gurmukhi, Indien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'pa_Guru', E'punjabi (gurmukhi)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'pa_IN', E'punjabi (Indien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'pa_PK', E'punjabi (Pakistan)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'qu', E'quechua');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'qu_BO', E'quechua (Bolivia)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'qu_EC', E'quechua (Ecuador)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'qu_PE', E'quechua (Peru)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ro', E'rumænsk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ro_MD', E'rumænsk (Moldova)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ro_RO', E'rumænsk (Rumænien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'rn', E'rundi');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'rn_BI', E'rundi (Burundi)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ru', E'russisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ru_BY', E'russisk (Hviderusland)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ru_KZ', E'russisk (Kasakhstan)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ru_KG', E'russisk (Kirgisistan)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ru_MD', E'russisk (Moldova)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ru_RU', E'russisk (Rusland)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ru_UA', E'russisk (Ukraine)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'rm', E'rætoromansk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'rm_CH', E'rætoromansk (Schweiz)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sg', E'sango');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sg_CF', E'sango (Centralafrikanske Republik)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sr', E'serbisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sr_BA', E'serbisk (Bosnien-Hercegovina)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sr_XK', E'serbisk (Kosovo)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sr_Cyrl_BA', E'serbisk (kyrillisk, Bosnien-Hercegovina)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sr_Cyrl_XK', E'serbisk (kyrillisk, Kosovo)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sr_Cyrl_ME', E'serbisk (kyrillisk, Montenegro)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sr_Cyrl_RS', E'serbisk (kyrillisk, Serbien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sr_Cyrl', E'serbisk (kyrillisk)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sr_Latn_BA', E'serbisk (latinsk, Bosnien-Hercegovina)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sr_Latn_XK', E'serbisk (latinsk, Kosovo)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sr_Latn_ME', E'serbisk (latinsk, Montenegro)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sr_Latn_RS', E'serbisk (latinsk, Serbien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sr_Latn', E'serbisk (latinsk)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sr_ME', E'serbisk (Montenegro)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sr_RS', E'serbisk (Serbien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sh', E'serbokroatisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sh_BA', E'serbokroatisk (Bosnien-Hercegovina)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sn', E'shona');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sn_ZW', E'shona (Zimbabwe)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ii', E'sichuan yi');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ii_CN', E'sichuan yi (Kina)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'si', E'singalesisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'si_LK', E'singalesisk (Sri Lanka)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'gd', E'skotsk gælisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'gd_GB', E'skotsk gælisk (Storbritannien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sk', E'slovakisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sk_SK', E'slovakisk (Slovakiet)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sl', E'slovensk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sl_SI', E'slovensk (Slovenien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'so', E'somalisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'so_DJ', E'somalisk (Djibouti)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'so_ET', E'somalisk (Etiopien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'so_KE', E'somalisk (Kenya)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'so_SO', E'somalisk (Somalia)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'es', E'spansk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'es_AR', E'spansk (Argentina)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'es_BO', E'spansk (Bolivia)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'es_EA', E'spansk (Ceuta og Melilla)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'es_CL', E'spansk (Chile)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'es_CO', E'spansk (Colombia)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'es_CR', E'spansk (Costa Rica)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'es_CU', E'spansk (Cuba)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'es_DO', E'spansk (Den Dominikanske Republik)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'es_EC', E'spansk (Ecuador)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'es_SV', E'spansk (El Salvador)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'es_PH', E'spansk (Filippinerne)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'es_GT', E'spansk (Guatemala)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'es_HN', E'spansk (Honduras)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'es_IC', E'spansk (Kanariske øer)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'es_MX', E'spansk (Mexico)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'es_NI', E'spansk (Nicaragua)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'es_PA', E'spansk (Panama)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'es_PY', E'spansk (Paraguay)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'es_PE', E'spansk (Peru)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'es_PR', E'spansk (Puerto Rico)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'es_ES', E'spansk (Spanien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'es_UY', E'spansk (Uruguay)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'es_US', E'spansk (USA)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'es_VE', E'spansk (Venezuela)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'es_GQ', E'spansk (Ækvatorialguinea)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sv', E'svensk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sv_FI', E'svensk (Finland)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sv_SE', E'svensk (Sverige)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sv_AX', E'svensk (Ålandsøerne)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sw', E'swahili');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sw_KE', E'swahili (Kenya)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sw_TZ', E'swahili (Tanzania)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'sw_UG', E'swahili (Uganda)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'tl', E'tagalog');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'tl_PH', E'tagalog (Filippinerne)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ta', E'tamilsk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ta_IN', E'tamilsk (Indien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ta_MY', E'tamilsk (Malaysia)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ta_SG', E'tamilsk (Singapore)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ta_LK', E'tamilsk (Sri Lanka)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'te', E'telugu');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'te_IN', E'telugu (Indien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'th', E'thailandsk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'th_TH', E'thailandsk (Thailand)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'bo', E'tibetansk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'bo_IN', E'tibetansk (Indien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'bo_CN', E'tibetansk (Kina)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ti', E'tigrinya');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ti_ER', E'tigrinya (Eritrea)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ti_ET', E'tigrinya (Etiopien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'cs', E'tjekkisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'cs_CZ', E'tjekkisk (Tjekkiet)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'to', E'tongansk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'to_TO', E'tongansk (Tonga)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'tr', E'tyrkisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'tr_CY', E'tyrkisk (Cypern)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'tr_TR', E'tyrkisk (Tyrkiet)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'de', E'tysk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'de_BE', E'tysk (Belgien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'de_LI', E'tysk (Liechtenstein)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'de_LU', E'tysk (Luxembourg)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'de_CH', E'tysk (Schweiz)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'de_DE', E'tysk (Tyskland)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'de_AT', E'tysk (Østrig)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'uk', E'ukrainsk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'uk_UA', E'ukrainsk (Ukraine)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'hu', E'ungarsk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'hu_HU', E'ungarsk (Ungarn)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ur', E'urdu');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ur_IN', E'urdu (Indien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ur_PK', E'urdu (Pakistan)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'uz', E'usbekisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'uz_AF', E'usbekisk (Afghanistan)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'uz_Arab_AF', E'usbekisk (arabisk, Afghanistan)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'uz_Arab', E'usbekisk (arabisk)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'uz_Cyrl_UZ', E'usbekisk (kyrillisk, Usbekistan)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'uz_Cyrl', E'usbekisk (kyrillisk)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'uz_Latn_UZ', E'usbekisk (latinsk, Usbekistan)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'uz_Latn', E'usbekisk (latinsk)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'uz_UZ', E'usbekisk (Usbekistan)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ug', E'uygurisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ug_Arab_CN', E'uygurisk (arabisk, Kina)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ug_Arab', E'uygurisk (arabisk)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'ug_CN', E'uygurisk (Kina)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'vi', E'vietnamesisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'vi_VN', E'vietnamesisk (Vietnam)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'cy', E'walisisk');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'cy_GB', E'walisisk (Storbritannien)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'yo', E'yoruba');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'yo_BJ', E'yoruba (Benin)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'yo_NG', E'yoruba (Nigeria)');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'zu', E'zulu');
INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'zu_ZA', E'zulu (Sydafrika)');

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June 28, 2019 / 7:55 AM / 21 days ago
Daily Briefing: World watches on trade, Iran tensions
Mark John, Sujata Rao
LONDON (Reuters) - Trade tensions and the stand-off over Iran will dominate world headlines over the next 48 hours, with much of the action taking place at the G20 summit in Osaka, Japan.
U.S. President Donald Trump has an array of one-on-one meetings planned for the event, with the spotlight on his Saturday encounter with China's Xi Jinping.
European Union leaders in Osaka warned earlier on Friday against the damage that escalating U.S.-China trade friction was inflicting on the global economy, but for now they are largely bystanders to the main Trump-Xi event.
Concerns that Iran is close to breaching enrichment thresholds in its 2015 nuclear deal will also set much of the tone of the meeting, with some diplomats estimating that breach could come at some point this weekend.
In Vienna, officials from the countries that signed the 2015 pact will meet today in what Tehran has termed a last chance to save the agreement, which eased sanctions on Iran in return for curbs on its nuclear activities.
Figures out this morning are expected to show that Britain's current account deficit widened sharply in the first three months of 2019 as companies rushed to build up stocks ahead of the original Brexit deadline in March.
Conservative leadership candidate Boris Johnson looks through binoculars on the bridge of the Isle of Wight ferry as it sets sail from Portsmouth, June 27, 2019
That comes as the Times reports that Boris Johnson, if confirmed as prime minister, is considering an emergency tax-slashing budget in September combined with an assault on regulation to give the economy a massive steroid hit in the event of a no-deal Brexit weeks later.
MARKETS 07:55 GMT
Will they, won't they? On the last trading day of the first half of 2019, world markets are in thrall to the G20 meeting in Osaka, with all eyes on the planned meeting between Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping tomorrow.
Trump is apparently maintaining his threat to impose more tariffs on Chinese goods should the talks not do the trick, but hopes are that if not an actual agreement, the two men can find some common ground that allows them to keep talks open.
Trepidation about what might ensue has pushed MSCI's index of world shares into negative territory for the week after three weeks of gains, though the index is still up 14% as we enter half time for the year.
Asian ex-Japan stocks are down a quarter percent as are Tokyo markets; mainland Chinese shares are off 0.6%. Wall Street ended up last night and futures indicate a stronger open. The SPX is up 17% this year (did anyone mention slowing growth and trade wars?).
In China, the central bank has again pledged to support a slowing economy as global risks rise – it does look as if data expected on Sunday will show China's factory activity slowed for a second consecutive month in June. Korea again highlighted the risks to the world economy, with data showing industrial output contracting 1.7%, or three times more than expected.
With growth and trade worries running high and the risk of military action between the United States and Iran, gold is flying high and is set for its best month in three years, having risen 8.5%.
The dollar is flat versus a basket of currencies but will end this quarter with losses after rising for four quarters straight, following the Federal Reserve's dovish pivot. However, it has recovered from five-month lows against the yen for a 0.3% weekly gain after Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, among others, cast some doubt on the likelihood of swingeing rate cuts this year.
Similarly, euro-dollar is flat today, but the single currency is on track for its best month since early 2018, thanks again to the Fed pivot.
Speaking of the euro zone, the bloc's June flash inflation report is due – remember that in May, core and headline inflation disappointed markets. But after the disappointment of German inflation yesterday – a 1.3% rise year-on-year, or flat on last month, no one expects great things today.
Ten-year German yields are already near record lows, so a shocker could well push yields even lower, reinforcing expectations for more policy easing by the European Central Bank this year.
Across the Atlantic, the personal-consumption-expenditures report (the Fed's preferred inflation gauge) for May is forecast to come in at 1.6%; the fear is that April's already lacklustre number will be revised lower. All in all, it's expected to show the Fed's 2% inflation target is still distant.
Markets will also watch British gross domestic product data, which may confirm 0.5% growth in the first quarter or yearly growth of 1.8% in the first quarter, the strongest since the last quarter of 2017. But it will take a lot to move sterling, which is focused on the Tory leadership race.
Finally, let's not forget this Sunday's European Union summit. The European Council will wrangle over who might head the Commission, and the ECB presidency is also in play.
Bond yields are flat, but it's been a great year for bond funds so far, with 10-year U.S. Treasury yields down 60 bps. German yields started the year at 0.15% and are now minus 0.3%. European stock futures are indicating a flat or lower start to trading this morning as investors look for the chances of a truce between Beijing and Washington.
Eurostoxx 50 futures are flat, Paris up slightly and the trade-sensitive DAX gaining, lifted in part by Deutsche Bank. Osaka nerves are likely to keep trading subdued while some investors lock in profits before the end of the month and quarter. The pan European STOXX 600 has so far risen about 3.5% this month, 0.8% for the second quarter and 13% year-to-date.
The standoff between Switzerland and the European Commission over a stalled partnership treaty has hardened overnight, with the Swiss government triggering measures to counter Brussels' refusal to extend recognition to Swiss stock markets just days before a ban is due to implemented.
The main headline this morning is news that a consortium including the investment vehicle of Lego's founding family and private-equity firm Blackstone have swooped on Madame Tussauds owner Merlin Entertainments in a deal valuing the company and its debt at nearly 6 billion pounds. That's about a 15% premium to yesterday's closing price.
The move will be one of the biggest private-equity deals in Europe in recent years, and comes as buyout firms are flush with record amounts of cash to invest.
Deutsche Bank shares are up almost 4% in pre-market trade amid relief Germany's top lender passed the latest U.S. banking stress test. Credit Suisse shares are down slightly after the U.S. central bank placed conditions on its U.S. operations after finding weaknesses in its capital planning.
In earnings, weaker-than-expected results from Nike, the world's sportswear maker, may pressure European rivals Adidas and Puma and UK sports retailer JD Sports. Orange shares may rise after France's leading telecoms operator said it plans to sell its entire 2.5% stake, worth about 500 million pounds, in UK telecoms group BT.
In emerging markets, MSCI's main equity index was flat, with Chinese blue chips down 0.4%. Emerging-market currencies on Friday had their best day in more than a week; China's yuan rose against the dollar in thin trade. In Turkey, the lira remained stable before a meeting between President Tayyip Erdogan and Trump over the latter's purchase of the S-400 defence system.
Growth in private-sector credit demand in South Africa slowed to 7.66% in May, central bank data showed. Kenya will release first-quarter GDP data and Mexico's central bank left its benchmark interest rate unchanged on Thursday, as expected.
— A look at the day ahead from European Economics and Politics Editor Mark John and EMEA markets editor Sujata Rao. The views expressed are their own —

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In 2008 the new Earth Gravitational Model (EGM2008) was released. It contains a complete set of spherical harmonic coefficients of the Earth's gravitational potential (Stokes parameters) to degree 2190 and order 2159 and selected orders to degree 2190, that can be used for evaluation of various potential quantities with both the unprecedented accuracy and high spatial resolution. Two such quantities, the gravity anomaly and second-order radial derivative of the disturbing potential, were computed over selected areas with known impact craters. The displays of these derivatives for two such sites clearly show not only the strong circular-like features known to be associated with them but also other symmetrical structures which appear to make them multiple impact sites. At Popigai, Siberia, the series of circular features fall in a line from the "primary crater" in the southeast (SE) direction. At Chicxulub, Yucatán, there appears to be one more crater close to the "primary" in the northeast (NE) direction, as well as possibly others in the vicinity of the main crater (SW). Gravity information alone is not, however, proof of impact craters but it is useful in identifying candidate sites for further study, for examination by geologists and geophysicists. In the case of Chicxulub, a very recent single seismic profile suggests that a more likely explanation for the observed circular like gravity signal from EGM2008 NE of the "primary" is a pre-impact basin.


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Micron. 2012 Dec;43(12):1390-8. doi: 10.1016/j.micron.2012.01.012. Epub 2012 Feb 4.
Scanning ion conductance microscopy for imaging biological samples in liquid: a comparative study with atomic force microscopy and scanning electron microscopy.
Ushiki T1, Nakajima M, Choi M, Cho SJ, Iwata F.
The present study was designed to show the applicability of scanning ion conductance microscopy (SICM) for imaging different types of biological samples. For this purpose, we first applied SICM to image collagen fibrils and showed the usefulness of the approach-retract scanning (ARS)/hopping mode for such samples with steep slopes. Comparison of SICM images with those obtained by AFM revealed that the ARS/hopping SICM mode can probe the surface topography of collagen fibrils and chromosomes at nanoscale resolution under liquid conditions. In addition, we successfully imaged cultured HeLa cells, with 15 μm in height by ARS/hopping SICM mode. Because SICM can obtain non-contact (or force-free) images, delicate cellular projections were visualized on the surface of the fixed cell. SICM imaging of live HeLa cells further demonstrated its applicability to study the morphological dynamics associated with biological processes on the time scale of minutes under liquid conditions. We further applied SICM for imaging the luminal surface of the trachea and succeeded in visualizing the surface of both ciliated and non-ciliated cells. These SICM images were comparable with those obtained by scanning electron microscopy. Although the dynamic mode of AFM provides better resolution than the ARS/hopping mode of SICM in some samples, only the latter can obtain contact-free images of samples with steep slopes, rendering it an important tool for observing live cells as well as unfixed or fixed soft samples with complicated shapes. Taken together, we demonstrate that SICM imaging, especially using an ARS/hopping mode, is a useful technique with unique capabilities for imaging the three-dimensional topography of a range of biological samples under physiologically relevant aqueous conditions.


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The Yocto Project is proud to be a sponsor for the GNOME Foundation's Outreach Program for Women in 2014. This program gives women opportunities for internships at a number of organizations. This sponsorship fits with the project's values by enabling us to reach out and welcome people to the project, and we are pleased to be able to participate. Please see the OPW page for more information.
**UPDATE** internship applications are due by Friday, March 28. Please get in touch with us early.
The Yocto Project is an open source project whose goal is to create and provide templates, tools, and methods to make it easy to create embedded Linux distributions. The project works heavily with upstream providers and downstream participants, cooperatively manages software packages with the OpenEmbedded Project, and is developed by hundreds of people worldwide. It is mostly written in Python and C, but the most important skill to bring is the willingness to work with others. We have a diverse set of projects available, including work on our autobuilder, release engineering, and documentation. We encourage applicants to come to us with their own ideas on how to make the Yocto Project even better.
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For spring 2014, we are offering one internship. You can learn more about the Yocto Project on this site and by joining the community mailing lists and IRC channels - more information is on the community page, and if you have any trouble, contact Jefro, the Community Manager and Yocto Project OPW admin, directly by mail or on IRC.
For questions about the project, project ideas or mentorship info, contact the Yocto Project OPW Mentor, Beth Flanagan via email or irc: pidge on freenode or irc.gnome.org.
Here are some ideas for worthwhile internship projects. However, don't feel limited by this list. Don't be afraid to dive into the Yocto Project, ask some questions, and find a task you'd like to complete. Note that not all of these ideas have hard boundaries, which are necessary in order to determine whether you have completed the task or not. We are glad to work with you to craft a proposal.
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Unincorporated Joint Venture (UJV), Rendezvous Consortium made the stunning bid won the bid for Kochi IPL.The entire is going to be historical soon - Lalit Modi or Shashi Tharoor might lose out their powerful position soon.
But What are the rules for sweat equity?
Allotment to Sunanda Pushkar is in exchange for the management services rendered... oh is it so? what are the details of management service ? No explanation so far !!!
So., Whose sweat is this? Whose equity is this?
Hopefully, we will have more details of the ownership details of the other IPL owners soon.


I saved up and bought myself a mini-lathe during middle school after I fell in love with turning in wood shop. It took me a few years (okay, all of high school and college) before I got a starter set for pen turning.
One of the niceties was that for once, your creativity as a maker is ultimately bounded by what fits in your hand. At the time I had a small workshop in a shed and a minimal set of tools but I was still able to make some interesting pens for me and a few clients.
The glitter-casting (I think I'll call it unicorn bone…) is a bit of an experiment, but we'll see how it goes.
At the fundamental level, all pens start the same: Cut a blank to the right exterior dimensions. Drill a hole through the middle to accept the pen mechanism. Glue the inner brass tubes in place. Attach the specified bushings to the ends of the blanks and thread the project on the mandrel. Mount to your lathe and turn as desired. Once the ends meet the bushings, sand and finish the barrels and finally assemble your finished product.
So in addition to wood, you can find pen blanks in a variety of materials, including colorful acrylics and plastic… that's just too easy. To keep things interesting, I'll be using an epoxy tabletop finish to cast my own blank.
The plan is not to make and turn the solid piece. If you want to try that, you can submerge the brass blank in the mix with the holes plugged to save some space. Instead, I'll be trimming thin strips off the block and using them as inlays in a wood pen blank.
Use some scrap wood to build a trough to hold the mixture. I went with 1x1x7". Cover the sides with masking tape to keep the epoxy from affixing to the wood. I held the sides in place with spring clamps.
Mix up your epoxy coating in a 1:1 ratio, stir for ~6 minutes and start to pour into the trough. Continually add glitter or the decoration of your choice and keep mixing. I was probably at a 4:1 ratio of blue to white glitter. Once you've got the trough full and have dumped in enough particulate matter, set it aside to dry for at least 72 hours or otherwise per instructions.
Time to find out what you've got to work with! I peeled off the sides of the form and then knocked the ends off with a tack hammer. Peel the base off and you'll be left with an epoxy prism covered with masking tape. Use a scraper or disc sander to remove the tape and get the block relatively square.
I used a wood blank of teak burl for the body, which I'll accent with the glitter/epoxy knot. Use a caliper or other device to measure the thickness of your miter saw blade. Set this measurement on the table saw and cut as many strips of epoxy as you can. Use a zero-clearance insert here and be careful!
For this project, we'll use a miter saw at an angle to cut the blank and glue a strip of the epoxy blank in its place. Set the miter saw at a 45 degree angle and clamp a stop on the short side. Again, using a zero clearance insert cut the first angle and remove both halves of the blank. With CA glue, attach the epoxy where the saw blade just went. Give it an hour or so to fully cure and cut the remainder off the blank. Sand it square and go back to the miter saw. Continue this operation on all four sides.
If your measurement of the thickness of the blade is off, you won't be able to line the pieces up. This will make the final product look lopsided, which we don't want. It helps to mark the extreme top and bottom of the cutting area all around the blank. If the blade is too small, you can remove more material. If it removes too much, you can double-up the inlays and sand it to match.
Once all four orientations are complete, sand the blank square once again and if you have material left over, add two more stripes top and bottom at 90 degrees.
We're moving right along! Pretty soon we'll have something that looks like our product!
Move to your drill press and mark the center of each blank. I keep a small center-finder around for this but if you hold the blank down a ruler will work just as well. To secure the blank while drilling, I like to clamp it in a large hand screw for stability and to give me room to grab onto. Hold a square against the blank as you tighten it down, making sure the corners of the clamp stay in contact with the table. Go slowly with the drill and back it out every few seconds to clear any debris. Once you hit the far side, check that it went through straight and glue the brass tubes in place.
Trim the sharp corners of the blank if you want before you start turning. I found it helps with tear-outs but it's not required. Start slow with a gouge and turn the entire blank down to a cylinder. It's worth noting that at this stage, the gouge will chip and pit the epoxy… this is normal, just don't go too deep. Follow with a skew or scraper to remove these and any other scratches.
When I do segmented turnings, I normally leave the profile fairly simple and let the pattern be the focal point. I also try to keep the knots large and even top-to-bottom so they don't look off-center. With a round scraper, taper the tops and bottoms to the bushings, being careful not to hit them with your tools.
Once the profile is correct, go through your sanding schedule to bring everything to a shine. I started at 180 grit, then moved to 240, 400, 600, 1200 and 1500 before calling it done. At the beginning, 180 made it look rough but it was required to remove the heaviest scratches. With each step, any light reflected off the blank should go from being diffuse to sharp. At the end you want to have a clear, mirror-like finish.
After going through all of the steps, mine had a nice even shine.
There's no shortage of methods of finishing. Although I'll often use a coating of CA for durability, this time I went with turning wax and a buffing wheel. I applied the wax while the pen was on the mandrel before removing the assembly, attaching the flannel buffing wheel and running the blank on it top-to-bottom. This gave it an even, satin shine that is easy to hold and shows no scratches of any kind. It leave a little blur in the epoxy which was otherwise clean, but I'm happy with the result.
Remove the barrels from the mandrel and assemble all the pieces. If this is a new kit for you, follow the instructions provided with your kit.
Although I could have used more glitter in the mix, I'm happy with the result as it's just transparent enough to see through to the inside of the wood blanks. You can also see brass which isn't quite as good but what can you do... At least it matches the wood. :) It's also pretty cool to see the individual glitter flakes floating in the epoxy.
-Don't use blue painter's tape when mixing blue glitter. You have no idea how much you need to pour in.
-When adding glitter, add more!
-The epoxy coating I used will get soft when you heat it up (It got squishy on me while sanding). Go slowly and it'll stay cool.
-Paint the brass tube so you don't see it through the blank.
Wow, I love this! Awesome job!
I this that this is awesome! I remember making pens in my wood shop days in high school. I never made anything that cool though! I love how the 'X' pattern turned into circles on the pen itself!


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Based at NPR West in Culver City, California, Rott spends a lot of his time on the road, covering everything from breaking news stories like California's wildfires to in-depth issues like the management of endangered species and many points between.
Rott owes his start at NPR to two extraordinary young men he never met. As the first recipient of the Stone and Holt Weeks Fellowship in 2010, he aims to honor the memory of the two brothers by carrying on their legacy of making the world a better place.
A graduate of the University of Montana, Rott prefers to be outside at just about every hour of the day. Prior to working at NPR, he worked a variety of jobs including wildland firefighting, commercial fishing, children's theater teaching, and professional snow-shoveling for the United States Antarctic Program. Odds are, he's shoveled more snow than you.
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Authorities are looking for a man who has allegedly shot and killed 10 people and wounded 10 others in an overnight shooting in Monterey Park, a community just east of Los Angeles.
Extreme weather, fueled by climate change, cost the U.S. $165 billion in 2022
The U.S. endured 18 separate billion-dollar disasters in 2022, highlighting the growing damages of human-caused climate change.
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Delegates from nearly 200 countries are gathering in Canada to try to fix humanity's relationship with nature. The convention comes during an emerging extinction crisis.
Delegates meet with a mandate to set global biodiversity goals for the next ten years
Delegates are meeting in Canada to work out an agreement to protect the natural world. COP15 officially kicks off Wednesday with a mandate to set global biodiversity goals for the next ten years.
Winter to bring new war tactics for Russian fighters in Ukraine
Ukrainian troops are digging in for a long winter of continued fighting in the country's east and south. The change in seasons is expected to bring a shift in the fighting against Russian troops.
Ukrainians prepare for winter by cutting down trees, raising concerns about forests
Ukraine is suffering power outages and damaged heating systems as Russia attacks its energy systems. Many are preparing for winter by cutting down trees, raising concerns about the country's forests.
How Russia is weaponizing the Ukrainian winter
Ukraine says Russia is using the cold as a weapon against Ukrainians, by targeting the country's ability to heat and power homes. Repair crews are struggling to restore power to damaged areas.
Did the world make progress on climate change? Here's what was decided at global talks
Delegates reached a last-minute deal to pay vulnerable countries for damages caused by climate change. But the final agreement does not put humanity on track to avoid catastrophic warming.
The war in Ukraine is giving the country's scientists a platform
Russia's invasion of Ukraine is giving Ukrainian scientists and climate negotiators a big stage at the U.N. climate conference in Egypt.
With winter approaching, Ukraine prepares to fight on frozen ground
The coming winter may provide Ukraine with more opportunities to retake land from Russia, Western military analysts say. It will also bring a change in battlefield tactics.


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Now scheduling a one month tour for Everything Under the Sun by Jessica Redmerski
This tour will be April 30- May 28 (weekdays only)
epub, mobi and limited print copies available for US mailing address reviewers
Please let me know if you wish to review. If you wish to receive a print copy please send your mailing address. First come first serve on print copies.
Jessica Redmerski
Genre: Dystopian YA/NA Crossover
Date of Publication: August 28, 2017
ASIN: B074W372G6
Word Count: 203K
Cover Image by Perrywinkle Photography
Cover Design by Okay Creations
Tagline: Can love survive in such dark times, or is it fated to die with them?
Thais Fenwick was eleven-years-old when civilization fell, devastated by a virus that killed off the majority of the world's population. For seven years, Thais and her family lived in a community of survivors deep in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains. But when her town is attacked by raiders, she and her blind sister are taken away to the East-Central Territory where she is destined to live the cruel and unjust kind of life her late mother warned her about.
Atticus Hunt is a troubled soldier in Lexington City who has spent the past seven years trying to conform to the vicious nature of men in a post-apocalyptic society. He knows that in order to survive, he must abandon his morals and his conscience and become like those he is surrounded by. But when he meets Thais, morals and conscience win out over conformity, and he risks his rank and his life to help her. They escape the city and set out together on a long and perilous journey to find safety in Shreveport, Louisiana.
Struggling to survive in a world without electricity, food, shelter, and clean water, Atticus and Thais shed their fear of growing too close, and they fall hopelessly in love. But can love survive in such dark times, or is it fated to die with them?
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Jessica Redmerski is a New York Times, USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling author, international bestseller, and award winner, who juggles several different genres. She began self-publishing in 2012, and later with the success of THE EDGE OF NEVER, signed on with Grand Central Publishing/Forever Romance. Her works have been translated into more than twenty languages.
Jessica is a hybrid author who, in addition to working with a traditional publisher, also continues to self-publish. Her popular crime and suspense series, In the Company of Killers, has been optioned for television in the United States by actor and model William Levy, and a film exclusive to the Dominican Republic.
She also writes as J.A. Redmerski.
Web Site: http://jessicaredmerski.com/
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Labels: Now scheduling a one month tour for Everything Under the Sun by Jessica Redmerski


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← Best skyscrapers 2016: Yawn
'Miestake' at Charnel-House →
Holy crystal meth, Batman!
Posted on December 19, 2016 by David Brussat
Unfinished pyramidal hotel and other projects in Pyongyang. (Dezeen)
News out of Pyongyang via Dezeen reports that its construction boom is fueled by crystal meth. A drug that jacks up levels of energy, alertness and self-esteem might well be usefully fed to workers undertaking delicate work with rivets while balancing on girders high above the ground. Way to speed the rise of skyscrapers! But I wonder why it has not worked so well on the city's iconic Ryugyong Hotel? It has reached 105 stories (insists the regime) but its construction has bogged down, not yet having reached completion.
Downer!
Without necessarily alluding to the brutal speed of modern architecture's invasion of that field's establishment in the 1930s and '40s, I note a new book, Blitzed: Drugs in Nazi Germany, by Norman Ohler. It goes well beyond the old news that Hitler abused drugs. The German chancellor had soldiers and workers blitzed on methamphetamine. This may explain the ability of the Wehrmacht to freak out the French army in 1940. Ohler's research
unearthed new details about how soldiers of the Wehrmacht were regularly supplied with methamphetamine of a quality that would give Walter White, of "Breaking Bad," pangs of envy. Millions of doses, packaged as pills, were gobbled up in battles throughout the war, part of an officially sanctioned factory-to-front campaign against fatigue. As surely as hangover follows high, this pharma- cological stratagem worked for a while — it was crucial to the turbocharged 1940 invasion and defeat of France — and then did not, most notably when the Nazis were mired in the Soviet Union.
All this is interesting. Totalitarian regimes have ways of making you ingest stuff your mama would not allow. Workers in Pyongyang scraping the sky on crystal meth may be one thing, but stormtroopers on high are something else. Still, reading these news items I could not help but wonder whether modern architecture is a form of drug abuse. Perhaps the wacky modernist buildings that poke us in the eye as they arise on our city skylines may be attributed to their architects' ingestion of LSD or other mind-altering psychelelics. I have no evidence of this beyond the appearance of the buildings themselves. I just put it out as a topic for potential exploration by researchers in the groves of architectural history and practice.
Poster by Rem Koolhaas of world's iconic skyscrapers. (rialnodesigns.com)
About David Brussat
This blog was begun in 2009 as a feature of the Providence Journal, where I was on the editorial board and wrote a weekly column of architecture criticism for three decades. Architecture Here and There fights the style wars for classical architecture and against modern architecture, no holds barred. History Press asked me to write and in August 2017 published my first book, "Lost Providence." I am now writing my second book. My freelance writing on architecture and other topics addresses issues of design and culture locally and globally. I am a member of the board of the New England chapter of the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art, which bestowed an Arthur Ross Award on me in 2002. I work from Providence, R.I., where I live with my wife Victoria, my son Billy and our cat Gato. If you would like to employ my writing and editing to improve your work, please email me at my consultancy, dbrussat@gmail.com, or call 401.351.0457. Testimonial: "Your work is so wonderful - you now enter my mind and write what I would have written." - Nikos Salingaros, mathematician at the University of Texas, architectural theorist and author of many books.
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This entry was posted in Architecture and tagged Drug Abuse, Hitler, Hitler's Drug Use, LSD, Modern Architecture, North Korea, Pyongyang, Skyscrapers, Wehrmacht. Bookmark the permalink.
3 Responses to Holy crystal meth, Batman!
William S. Kling says:
The Rem K poster immediately reminded me of the Melanie lyric "a thing's a phallic symbol if it's longer than it's wide"(I think that's correct). Compensating?
indisco33 says:
Ah, now this layperson understands Frank Gehry.
David Brussat says:
You should check out Gehry's Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health in Las Vegas. What a cruel joke on its patients!


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Q: Seperate Cython class instances have the same memory address for internal arrays I am currently working to Cythonize a single class within a larger python based simulation. The class of interest is called "Bin" and primarily serves as a data container, but does have a few methods as well. Initial tests have been promising and my class behaves exactly the same as its pure python version, with one major exception. When multiple instances of "Bin" exist, each data member has its own unique memory address, as does each Bin instance but any and every buffer type I've tried ends up sharing a memory address BETWEEN Bin instances.
By way of illustration:
>>> import Bin
>>> x = Bin.Bin("b1")
>>> y = Bin.Bin("b2")
>>> x.assign_job(1,2)
True
>>> x.get_jobs()
array([2], dtype=int64)
>>> y.assign_job(3,4)
True
>>> y.get_jobs()
array([4], dtype=int4)
>>> x.get_jobs()
array([4], dtype=int64)

So despite calling methods on separate instances somehow the underlying memory is being copied or shared. This is really bizarre, but only has one real probable culprit: the buffers share a memory address. To confirm that this was the case I continued with:
>>> id(x) == id(y)
False
>>> id(x.name) == id(y.name)
False
>>> id(x.get_jobs()) == id(y.get_jobs())
True

This does not seem to be an instance of python simply reusing a memory address as described in this question Why do different methods of same object have the same `id`?. I come from a C background however, so I'm not 100% sure how python garbage collection behaves. Perhaps a meaningful example related to my code could be beneficial in illustrating that python is in fact simply reusing a memory address - as I am not convinced that is what is happening here.
consider the following additional tests:
>>> x = Bin.Bin()
>>> y = Bin.Bin()
>>> x.assign_job(1,2)
>>> a = x.get_jobs()
>>> a
array([2], dtype=int64)
>>> y.assign_job(3,4)
>>> b = y.get_jobs()
>>> id(a) == id(b)
False
>>> b
array([4], dtype=int64)
>>> a
array([4], dtype=int64)

My question is why in the world would this be happening?
I remember that while reading through the cython docs that we aren't supposed to be able to "cdef" numpy arrays, so perhaps my issues is simply that I'm dealing in a land of undefined behavior, but regardless I need to figure this out so I can continue moving forward. I have look through google and stackoverflow for a day and a half and found exactly nothing describing a similar issue. I have also tried using memoryviews with the same result.
As a note, I am not married to NumPy in this context. I would prefer to stick with it primarily because NumPy arrays are going to be used in the python script that creates instances of Bin and secondarily because its a lot less work than manually managing memory.
Condensed version of Bin class:
import numpy as np
cimport numpy as np

cdef class Bin:
    """ Container used to hold jobs. Can be seen as a server or data center """

    cdef public int capacity, consumed, reserved, jobCount, jobCapacity
    cdef public str name
    cdef np.ndarray job_ids
    cdef np.ndarray jobs

def __init__(self, str name="", int capacity=1000, int consumed=0, int reserved=0, int jobCount=0, int jobCapacity=40, np.ndarray job_ids=np.full(40, -1, dtype=int), np.ndarray jobs=np.full(40, -1, dtype=int)):
    self.name = name
    self.capacity = capacity
    self.consumed = consumed
    self.reserved = reserved
    self.jobCount = jobCount
    self.jobCapacity = jobCapacity
    self.job_ids = job_ids
    self.jobs = jobs

def __reduce__(self):
    return (self.__class__, (self.name, self.capacity, self.consumed, self.reserved, self.jobCount, self.jobCapacity, self.job_ids, self.jobs))

def assign_job(self, int jobid, int job):
    return self._assign_job(jobid, job)

cdef bint _assign_job(self, int jobid, int job):
    if self.consumed + self.reserved + job <= self.capacity:
        if self.jobCount == self.jobCapacity:
            self.jobs = np.concatenate((self.jobs, np.full(self.jobCapacity, -1, dtype=int)), axis=0)
            self.job_ids = np.concatenate((self.job_ids, np.full(self.jobCapacity, -1, dtype=int)), axis=0)
        self.jobs[self.jobCount] = job
        self.job_ids[self.jobCount] = jobid
        self.jobCount += 1
        self.consumed += job
        return True
    else:
        return False

def get_jobs(self):
    return self._getJobs()

cdef np.ndarray _getJobs(self):
    cdef np.ndarray[np.int_t, ndim=1, mode='c'] yobs
    yobs = self.jobs
    if yobs != None:
            return yobs[:self.jobCount]
    else:
            return yobs

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