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Q: XML search or DB search / javascript (client side) or php (server side) calculation Let's say your site has 200,000 unique users a day. So, your server is heavily loaded/pounded; and you do NOT have resources to buy a bigger/better server. So, you are stuck with what you have.
Now, whenever a user comes to your site, you need to do some calculation (calculate distance between user city as detected via GeoIP and some whitelist of cities, figure out the nearest city within 140 mile radius).
Would you do this calculation via PHP or via JavaScript?
First, would you precalculate all nearby cities within 140 mile radius of whitelisted cities? For eg: Whitelist city 1 can have 20 nearby cities. Or would you do on-the-fly calculation everytime?
For eg:
Whitelist = Detroit, MI
and nearby city = Kalamazoo, MI (140 miles)
Second, if pre-computed: would you store this in XML file or some MySQL table? Now, we just have to search through a table (mysql or xml no more than 1 mb in size). I am guessing this would be inefficient because client browser (JavaScript) would have to download 1mb xml and search through it. This would make page load time even slower. Using DB might be faster but then DB load increases (if 200,000 unique users are trying to load the page over the course of a day).
Maybe the best way to do would be to do precompute, store precomputed results in XML, and then use PHP to search through XML and find nearest whitelisted city to user?

A: If you, the site, are actually relying on the city information, then you must do the calculation on the server.
Database queries are almost always going to be faster than XML searches for sufficiently large XML files. You can optimize the query, MySQL will cache things, etc.
Pre-calculating all city-city distances would be a way to go, for sure. GeoIP doesn't only provide city names, it does give actual latitude/longitude locations as well. I'm sure that the possible list of cities changes rather constantly, too.
I would look into using the geospacial capabilities of MySQL. General over view of searching by coordinates here:
Fastest Way to Find Distance Between Two Lat/Long Points
In short what you will do is setup a database of the cities you care about, with their lat/long, and query that table based on the GeoIP provided lat/long.


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FIFA World Cup Coupons at VAULT 07.
Well, it's almost here! FIFA18 kicked off almost a month ago, and it gets more and more exciting as we get closer to the final game this Sunday (15th).
So let's kick it up a notch with some good food and booze, shall we?
From redefined kade food to continental cuisine, 39A Horton Place is a lot of things. VAULT 07 is a pub/lounge located here, which offers up some great World Cup coupons for a surprisingly affordable price tag.
It's pretty simple. All you have to do is, login to their website, and claim the coupon. It can be redeemed upon entrance at VAULT 07.
The idea of this whole thing is to create attractive coupons that include food and beverages, within a sports themed event. According to what we heard, this is, in fact, the first of many sports-themed events that VAULT 07 intends to organize in the future.
The coupon prices range from Rs. 3000 – 15000, based on its type; individual or group. You can call at 076 353 9684 for inquiries and more details.
What was it like for us?
We got the Coupon No. 3, which came with 5 shots of Ciroc, 2 Redbulls and 2 bites of our choice. It was indeed a pretty sweet deal for Rs. 3500, sharable between three people (two, if you drink a lot), and cost only around Rs. 1000 something per head.
A true Sri Lankan pub experience is incomplete without a plate of HBC, which is why we chose this indegenous seafood nibble, Hot Buttered Cuttlefish (Rs. 600). We've had quite of bit of HBCs in Colombo, and I think it's safe to say that there is a pretty good chance for this one to make the cut in our next HBC round-up (Oh yes! there's gonna be another one!).
It was light, piping hot, incredibly flavorsome with crunchy golden batter on top of perfectly cooked cuttlefish. At Rs. 600, this is a very generous portion of HBC as it wasn't just doused in onions and greens.
Soaked in a spicy sauce, with a mild sweet and sour running through, the Devilled Chicken (Rs.600) had a good amount of chicken pieces, and they haven't skimped on the veggies either. It had tonnes of capsicum, onions, and tomatoes.
Both of their bites were served on simple areca nut plates, which actually absorbs all the excess of coconut oil from the dish, making it less oily and easy to digest.
Ambience & Service
VAULT 07 screens the World Cup live in both of their pub, and the smoking lounge on the rooftop. The rooftop is where they stream it on the big screen, while the pub does it on multiple TVs.
There were plenty of comfortable seating at this place, including some cozy bean bags, and swing chairs. It's spacious enough toaccommodatee at least 40 people at a time.
The staff at VAULT 07 was friendly, attentive and made us feel welcome.
All in all, it is a quality experience to have during this FIFA season. Their coupons are great and really worth the price. They also create a poll for every match so you can predict the winner.
So gather around your friends, head over to VAULT 07 and get your cheer on, with some delicious bites and booze.
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La France dispose de réserves de pétrole qu'elle utilise, en 2020, à raison de 1 % de sa consommation annuelle. Ces réserves au sens géologique (pétrole extractible présent dans les gisements) ne doivent pas être confondues avec les stocks stratégiques de trois mois de consommation pleine utilisable en cas de grave crise internationale. En effet, en tant qu'adhérente à l'Agence internationale de l'énergie (AIE), la France doit conserver des stocks de pétrole équivalent à 90 jours d'importation nette, ce qui correspond en 2010 à environ 17 millions de tonnes.

Réserves et production

Les réserves de pétrole en France sont principalement réparties entre le Bassin parisien et le Bassin aquitain.

En 1939, la production métropolitaine était d'environ  pour une consommation de carburant de trois millions de tonnes.

Entre 1956 et 2017, le Gouvernement français a reçu plus de  de titres d'exploration (demandes de permis exclusifs de recherches d'hydrocarbures liquides ou gazeux) et en a octroyé plus de 600. Ceux-ci ont conduit à l'octroi de  d'exploitation (concessions d'hydrocarbures liquides ou gazeux), principalement dans le Bassin parisien, le bassin d'Aquitaine et le fossé rhénan. Au cours de cette période, la France a produit environ 100 millions de tonnes de pétrole et 300 milliards de mètres cubes de gaz naturel ( pour le seul gisement de Lacq,  pour Meillon). Environ  d'exploration et de production ont été forés.

Dans les années 2000, environ  de brut sont extraits chaque jour des deux régions (55 % en Île-de-France et 45 % en région Aquitaine),soit  en 2020. Cependant, les réserves exploitables sont bien plus importantes que celles exploitées en raison de l'existence dans les sous-sols du bassin parisien de pétrole emprisonné dans le Permien (fin de l'ère primaire) et le Lias (milieu de l'ère secondaire). En 2016, cela représente  de pétrole, soit environ 1 % de sa consommation. Ces réserves représentent  d'exploitation au rythme de 2020 et trois mois et demi de consommation nationale.

Le principal producteur à cette date est la société canadienne Vermilion Energy, implantée en France depuis 1997 et réalisant à cette date près des trois quarts de la production française soit, début 2016,  par jour. Les principaux autres producteurs sont début 2017 Lundin Petroleum (Suède), qui a transféré en cours d'année dans une nouvelle société, International Petroleum Corporation, sise au Canada, ses activités en France, Geopétrol, Petrorep (la première compagnie à avoir découvert en 1958 du pétrole exploitable commercialement dans le Bassin parisien) et la Société pétrolière production exploitation.

Ces activités engendrent, dans les années 2010, un chiffre d'affaires annuel direct et indirect compris entre 500 millions et 1 milliard d'euros, assurant ainsi quelques milliers d'emplois directs et indirects en France et des retombées fiscales d'environ 150 millions d'euros par an. En 2014, l'Union française des industries pétrolières estimait à  .

En  est adoptée une loi mettant progressivement fin à la recherche et à l'exploitation d'hydrocarbures sur le territoire national d'ici 2040. Ainsi, aucun nouveau permis de recherche d'hydrocarbures ne peut être désormais accordé en France par l'État. La prolongation de permis existants est en revanche encore possible. Aucun nouveau permis d'exploitation ne pourra non plus être accordé, sauf si la demande est faite pendant la durée de validité d'un permis de recherche. Les permis d'exploitation existants ne pourront pas être prolongés au-delà de l'année 2040 sauf si l'entreprise qui demande la prolongation démontre qu'elle n'a pas couvert ses frais de recherche avec l'exploitation du gisement.

Réserve et exploitation du pétrole dans le Bassin parisien

Plus de deux mille puits ont déjà été forés et plus de 285 millions de barils de pétrole ont été produits dans le Bassin parisien en 2011 sur une réserve totale estimée à entre 60 et 100 milliards de barils.

Cependant, faute de nouvelles explorations, cette production s'amoindrit progressivement et risque de disparaître. Les principaux gisements sont Chaunoy, Itteville et Villeperdue.

La production dans le Bassin parisien remonte aux années 1950, époque à laquelle la France vise l'autosuffisance pétrolière et entame une série de grands programmes de recherche en Seine-et-Marne.

La première découverte de pétrole est faite le  à 19 h 02, à  de profondeur dans les sous-sols du village de Coulommes.

Ce gisement a produit environ deux millions de tonnes de pétrole mais sur les cinquante-sept puits forés depuis 1958 sur la concession, quatre seulement sont encore en activité en 2011.

Au cours des années 1960, d'autres découvertes ont suivi. C'est également à cette période que l'unique raffinerie de Seine-et-Marne, la raffinerie de Grandpuits qui approvisionne Paris, est inaugurée en 1967 en présence de Georges Pompidou, alors Premier ministre. Aujourd'hui, elle emploie toujours 400 personnes.

En 1982 et 1983, les champs de Villeperdue et de Chaunoy sont découverts. Le premier par la société Triton (il a ensuite été exploité par Total, puis par Coparex, devenue Lundin depuis novembre 2002) et le second par Esso. Fin 2002, Chaunoy avait produit au total  d'huile et Villeperdue .

La dernière découverte significative a été faite par Elf en 1990 (Itteville). Pour autant à cette époque, le bilan de l'activité pétrolière du Bassin parisien est mauvais et aucune autre découverte significative n'a été effectuée. En 1992, neuf puits seulement ont été forés, contre 33 en 1991.

Plusieurs découvertes ont été faites au cours des années 1990, puis plus récemment en 2003-2004.

Mais, parallèlement, plusieurs puits français ont également été stoppés et la prospection suspendue en raison de la chute du prix du baril passé sous les neuf dollars, (le seuil de rentabilité était de  le baril).

Face au prix du baril de pétrole (100 dollars en 2011), il devient économiquement de nouveau rentable de prospecter dans le Bassin parisien.

Les compagnies pétrolières qui exploitent actuellement du pétrole dans le Bassin parisien cherchent à progresser sur deux domaines en parallèle : augmenter le rendement d'extraction qui n'est actuellement que de 25 % par puits, et poursuivre l'exploration.

Réserve et exploitation du pétrole dans le Bassin aquitain

Les trois principaux champs de pétrole du Bassin aquitain sont Parentis, Cazaux et le « pool d'Arcachon ».

Après la découverte de pétrole dans le village de Gabian (Hérault) en 1924, et celle de   Saint-Gaudens (Haute-Garonne) le , le plus important champ d'huile français, Parentis-en-Born, a été découvert par Esso le .

Depuis cette découverte, une vingtaine de gisements ont été mis au jour dans le Bassin aquitain. L'essentiel de l'activité se concentre dans le sous bassin d'Adour-Arzacq long de plus de  avec 4,7 puits pour . Celui de Parentis, à la fois terrestre et maritime a en revanche une plus importante densité de forage d'exploration (environ 8 puits/).

Sur la presqu'île du Cap Ferret se situent des forages exploitant une nappe de pétrole située à  de profondeur appartenant aux ressources du bassin aquitain. Le puits du Cap Ferret, ouvert en 1962, exploitait par un forage dévié, le gisement de « Lavergne » situé sous la mer, entre la Pointe et le banc d'Arguin. Il a été fermé en 1994 par ESSO-Rep, filiale d'Exxon et ancien exploitant, en raison du débit trop faible. Le puits a été déplacé plus au nord à cause de l'érosion.

La société pétrolière Vermilion, qui a racheté les champs pétrolifères d'Esso, a été autorisée en 2010 à réexploiter le gisement de « Lavergne » au Cap Ferret jusqu'en 2029 et à forer des puits additionnels. Les hydrocarbures sont acheminés via un oléoduc au bec d'Ambès.

Réserve et exploitation du pétrole en Alsace-Lorraine

Merkwiller-Pechelbronn situé à 50 kilomètres de Strasbourg, est l'un des premiers gisements de pétrole au monde à être exploité (par un système de galeries souterraines et non de puits de forage), de sa fondation en 1740 par Louis Pierre Ancillon de la Sablonnière au , date de la fermeture définitive de l'exploitation. Le pays était alors connu sous le nom de « Karichschmiermann land » (pays du marchand ambulant de graisse minérale qui avec sa brouette vendait ce produit servant à graisser les essieux). Il a produit un total de 3,5 millions de tonnes de pétrole, près de 30 millions de barils.

À son apogée, dans les années 1920, la production de brut alsacien dépasse les  par an, soit 7/8e de la production française et 5 % des besoins nationaux. En date de 2014, treize puits, récents pour la plupart, sont en activité dans le Bas-Rhin extrayant  par an qui sont raffinées à Karlsruhe en Allemagne depuis la fermeture en  de la raffinerie de Reichstett.

La colline de Sion en Meurthe-et-Moselle a été un site de production de pétrole à la fin du .  tonnes de qualité « brut léger » ont été extraites du sous-sol de Forcelles entre le  et le .

Réserve et exploitation de pétrole non conventionnel

Le pétrole de schiste (en anglais shale oil) est un pétrole léger contenu dans des formations géologiques poreuses de faible perméabilité, souvent du schiste ou du grès. Certains considèrent qu'il serait .

En France, leur production a été anecdotique. Ainsi durant l'exploitation de schiste de Creveney dans les années 1930,  de schiste sont extraites qui ont permis d'obtenir  d'huile brute,  d'essence de gaz,  d'essence raffinée,  d'essence lourde raffinée,  de gazole,  d'huile lourde,  de bitume. En 1933, l'usine est capable de produire  d'huile brute par jour qui fournissent  d'essence. C'est essentiellement dans le secteur de la ville d'Autun qu'une production industrielle à lieu entre 1824 et 1957, en particulier dans la mine des Télots, équipée d'une raffinerie en plus de l'usine de distillation du pétrole.

En 2010, 64 permis d'exploration avaient été délivrés pour trouver du pétrole ou du gaz dont 15 concernaient la recherche d'hydrocarbures non conventionnels. En effet, selon une évaluation de l'EIA (Agence gouvernementale américaine de l'énergie) la France et la Pologne seraient les pays européens aux ressources en gaz de schiste les plus importantes. Les deux bassins potentiellement riches en hydrocarbures de schiste en France sont le quart nord-est et le sud-est du pays.

Dans le Sud-Ouest, par un permis de prospection accordé en 2006 par l'État dit "Permis de Foix", deux forages de recherche de gaz de schiste ont été opérés par la Société canadienne Encana en 2007 durant un an à Franquevielle et 4 mois à Mérigon. Les gisements ont été estimés insuffisants pour une exploitation ultérieure. Ces forages prospectifs, autorisés par l'État français avec une faible information des populations locales, contribueront à la vive controverse sur ce type d'énergie fossile et ses modes d'extraction.

La loi du  a abrogé les permis visant à des projets recourant à l'exploitation des réserves par fracturation hydraulique.

Dans les domaines d'outre-mer

Nouvelles découvertes
En , un consortium regroupant Tullow Oil, Shell, Total, et Northpet annonçait avoir trouvé du pétrole non conventionnel offshore au large de Cayenne en Guyane française. Ce gisement potentiel est enfoui à  au nord-est de Cayenne sous plus de  d'eau et  de roches sous le plancher marin.
Le puits est dénommé «Zaedyus».

Le site était jugé très prometteur selon les analystes pétroliers et le gouvernement français avait alors estimé que, si le potentiel du site était confirmé, cette découverte pourrait avoir d'importantes retombées économiques.

Mi-2012, la compagnie pétrolière Shell a reçu des autorisations pour démarrer les forages d'exploration. Les deux forages suivants effectués en  et en  n'ont pas permis de confirmer la présence des réserves annoncées précédemment.

Capacité de raffinage

En 1975, la France comptait vingt-quatre raffineries. En 2009, ce nombre était de douze pour une capacité de raffinage annuelle inférieure à 100 millions de tonnes. En 2011, il y avait onze raffineries en activité dont dix sont situées en métropole. En 2014, il reste huit sites en fonctionnement en France métropolitaine pouvant raffiner 70 millions de tonnes par an.

En 2010, Total a décidé de fermer sa raffinerie des Flandres et en 2011, une unité de distillation de la raffinerie de Gonfreville. La même année Petroplus a quant à lui annoncé la fermeture de sa raffinerie de Reichstett et, en 2012, c'est celle de Petit-Couronne, près de Rouen et celle de Berre-l'Étang qui ferment à leur tour, la raffinerie de Provence cesse son activité de raffinage en 2016. À l'horizon 2020-2030, les pouvoirs publics et les professionnels du secteur considèrent, compte tenu des prévisions de baisse de la consommation de produits pétroliers, qu'une ou deux raffineries supplémentaires fermeront à défaut d'investissements permettant de renforcer leur compétitivité et d'un rééquilibrage de la demande respective d'essence et de gazole.

Références

Articles connexes
 Énergie
 Pétrole
 Réserve pétrolière
 Régions pétrolifères en Europe
 Mine des Télots
 Exploitation de schiste de Creveney
 Exploitation de pétrole de Pechelbronn
 Zaedyus, puits guyanais de prospection
 Liste des ressources minérales de France
 Fracturation hydraulique
 Puits de pétrole

Industrie pétrolière en France
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Home /The Modern Political Cinema: From Third Cinema to Contemporary Networked Biopolitics
Submitted by mholtmeier on Thu, 02/23/2017 - 22:50
Article link: http://dx.doi.org/10.3366/film.2016.0017
Political cinema, particularly third cinema of the 1960s and subsequently inspired films, often relies upon the formation and transformation of subjectivity. Such films depict a becoming-political of their characters, such as Ali LaPointe's transformation from bricklayer and boxer to revolutionary in Battle of Algiers (La battaglia di Algeri, Gillo Pontecorvo, 1966). As subjects are politicized, they reveal social, moral, existential, or ethical exigencies that drive the politics of the film. In this respect, most narrative-driven political cinema is biopolitical cinema, although its expression shifts from film to film, or from one period of time to another. Gilles Deleuze articulated such a shift in his two works on cinema, Cinema 1: The Movement-Image and Cinema 2: The Time-Image. Namely, he points to the breaking of the link between action and reaction that marks a shift from pre-World War II cinema to the postwar filmmaking environment. To update Deleuze's project on political cinema, this article posits another qualitative shift in political cinema stemming from the emergence of neoliberal economic policies and the growth of networked information systems from the 1990s to the present. This shift compromises earlier models of political cinema and results in a modern political cinema based on the fragmentation of political publics and the formation of new political exigencies. Two films set in Algeria will be used to document this shift in political modes, in a move towards the modern political cinema: Battle of Algiers and Outside the Law (Hors-la-loi, Rachid Bouchareb, 2010).
Matthew Holtmeier
Film-Philosophy
Holtmeier, Matthew. "The Modern Political Cinema: From Third Cinema to Contemporary Networked Biopolitics", Film-Philosophy, Vol. 20, Iss. 2-3 (2016): 303-323.


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Watkins Glen boys rally for IAC Large School title
RON LEVANDUSKI AND ANDREW LEGARE
sgsports@gannett.com
Senecas won after trailing by 10 at halftime
Keith Rekczis had 19 points to lead Watkins Glen
Win was second over an unbeaten team in a just over a week
Gabe Shrauger led Whitney Point with 21 points
DRYDEN – For the second time in just over a week, the Watkins Glen boys basketball team knocked a team from the ranks of the unbeaten. This win also delivered a trophy.
The Senecas rallied from a 10-point halftime deficit to beat Whitney Point, 59-50, in the Interscholastic Athletic Conference Large School championship game Thursday at Tompkins Cortland Community College. Watkins Glen scored the game's final eight points.
Watkins Glen won its second Large School title in three seasons, with the Senecas' 2013 victory also coming against Whitney Point, 68-66.
Keith Rekczis scored 19 points to pace the Senecas, including two 3-pointers early in the fourth quarter, the second of which gave Watkins Glen the lead for good at 49-46.
Matt Estes added 12 points, three assists and two steals for Watkins Glen (15-1). Colin Gates had 11 points and grabbed eight of his 11 rebounds in the second half. He also had four assists.
Estes hit a short jumper with 2 minutes, 10 seconds left to extend the Senecas' lead to 53-50. Luke Flahive (eight points) then made a layup as he was fouled, hitting the free throw to make it a 56-50 advantage.
The Senecas trailed 36-26 at the intermission, but they held the Eagles (17-1) to 14 points in the second half in taking down the last of the unbeaten boys teams in Section 4.
"We stepped up our defense in the second half," Watkins Glen head coach John Fazzary said. "We just kept pecking away, pecking away. Once we got the momentum, I think we just kept on carrying it."
Watkins Glen beat previously unbeaten Newfield, 49-35, on Feb. 10. The Senecas' only loss came on an overtime buzzer-beater at Elmira Notre Dame.
Gabe Shrauger had a game-high 21 points for Whitney Point.
Fazzary credited Joe Palumbo for his defensive work on high-scoring Zach Marsh, who was held to three points. Palumbo added nine first-half points on three 3-pointers and had four assists.


We have conducted awareness on drunken driving for road users such as college students, all Govt. employees, Public and Private sectors, Banks, IT hubs, Hospitals, Hotels, shops and establishments, footpath and vegetable vendors and various two, three and four wheelers. So far drunken drivers were counseled.
Special drives were conducted against the minor riders on every Saturday and Sunday. 622 minors were counseled along with their parents on the subsequent Mondays.. This drive yielded good results and applauded by one and all.
Co-ordination meeting involving the officials of GVMC, APSRTC, NHAI etc. is being held on 1st week of every month to take measures for improving the traffic conditions in Visakhapatnam City. During the last three years, the following developmental activities were taken up in the city.
Road stoppers are placed on National Highway as 'Z' shape at all accident prone spots to reduce the speed of vehicles which resulted tremendous decline of road accidents on National Highway.
Vide G.O.Rt. No.1455, dt.3.11.2012, the Govt. accorded permission to give work order to M/s Stanpower in the interest of city at large for erection of modern traffic signals and surveillance cameras at 94 junctions of the city on BOT module for effective monitoring of traffic and safety to serve the immediate requirement of Visakhapatnam City traffic police with advertisement structures at 53 junction in Visakhapatnam. The work is under progress. We have also got the approval from the Government for a closed surveillance camera system in 94 major junctions of the city to monitor and trace the violators of traffic rules and other crimes and we are sure that a few more systems also will be inducted to safeguard the public. So far as many as 34 signals were installed.
On the request of Police, GMVC provided Illumination at required places in the GVMC limits. Illumination from Hanumanthawaka to Boyapalem about 12 KMs was sanctioned and the installation is in progress.
At the request of police the GVMC is installing high mast lights at the following places and the work is in progress.
Traffic check posts are opened for checking drunken drivers and regulation of traffic round the clock at Maddilapalem and NAD junctions with the strength of 1 HC, 1 PC and 1 HG for round the clock in 3 shifts.
e-Challan system was launched on 29.05.2007. ARVLD system installed at 1) Urvasi junction and 2) Satyam junction and functioning from 06-11-2010. On 24.7.2013 ARVLD system was commissioned at Jagadamba Junction Subsequently in the first week of January,2015 the Jagadamba Junction central median was closed with pre-cast cement blocks to avoid traffic congestion and it is being continued and there is appreciation from the public. According to this system, the cameras will capture the photos of vehicles that violate signal and the same will be transmitted to e-Challan centre.
About 1500 cautionary sign boards like Accident Prone Area, Parking, No Parking, One way, No U turn, School Zone, Go slow are installed on NH-16 road and other roads in the City limits.
About 175 Speed Breakers were laid at the required places and on Beach road which resulted the decline of road accidents.
Restricted hour entry to the heavy vehicles into the City from 8AM to 10 PM was strictly implemented.
The road from Coast Battery Junction to Park hotel and Singh Hotel Junction to Prakasaraopeta is declared by the Commissioner of Police, Visakhapatnam City as No Horn Zone and it is being implemented.
Implemented restriction on plying of autos on beach road from Naval Coast Battery Junction to Park hotel Junctions in Saturday, Sunday and holidays for ensuring free flow of traffic.
The violators of traffic regulations are being booked as per the provisions of Indian MV Act, AP MV Rules and Town Nuisance Act as shown below in the table. So far 450893 cases were booked u/s MV Act and an amount of Rs.,83687350 was collected as compounding fees during this year upto November as against 3,82918 cases reported in the year 2014 and 468559 cases reported during the corresponding year of 2013.
Special drives are being conducted against the drunken drivers and the drive on drunken is being organized daily at various places in the Visakhapatnam City.
On 10-11-2015 a medical camp was organized with the help of Public Health Organisation. As many as 200 traffic police personnel were examined for B.P and Sugar.
1.	Asilametta Junction by clearing road side encroachments in co-ordination with GVMC.
2.	Siripuram Junction by temporarily re-designing the junction with pre-cast cement blocks.
3.	Maddilapalem Junction by temporarily re-designing the junction with pre-cast cement blocks.
4.	Ramatalkies Junction by temporarily re-designing the junction with pre-cast cement blocks.
5.	Jagadamba Junction by closing the central median.
6.	Forming central median from Tenneti Junction to Seven Hills hospital Junctionwith pre-cast cement blocks.
8.	Shifting of bus shelters at Venkojipalem.


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Who Will Roll Away Your Stone?
Is God dead? That's a question that's been debated not just at Easter or in movies, but throughout history. However, I think our capacity to believe may have to do with stones. Ones like the massive stone in front of Jesus' tomb.
Do you have stones stuck in deep ruts at the entrance of your heart—stones of fear, rebellion, despair, or discouragement? Do they loom so large, you surrender at the thought of even trying to remove them?
Easter is about removing stones.
When Mary and the other women approached the tomb after Jesus' death, they saw an amazing sight. They expected to see the stone still hiding the tomb, and they needed a way to enter the resting place of their beloved Master. The stone represented a barrier to their goal: to anoint the body of their beloved Master with spices. I'm sure their hearts were still downcast as grief flooded their spirits. "Who will roll away the stone?" they asked one another.
Have you tried to roll away your own stones, only to realize that no amount of heaving or shoving would budge them? The obstacles are not made of stone, but they seem just as massive and powerful—and you feel helpless to remove them.
Whatever those stones or circumstances are, your "enemy" has been closing the entrance of your heart and mind, until there is no light remaining. You cannot see a way out—or in. You speculate, "Who will roll this stone away?" You don't know where to turn, but you know you want the stone removed.
Easter is all about removing stones. When those barriers disappear, hope emerges from the other side—new life in Christ. But remember, it is God who specializes in stone removal. Whether you are looking for a way in or a way out, Jesus says, "I am the way, the truth, and the life" (John 14:6). Jesus' death and resurrection opened the door to new life. The "stones" that imprison us or block our path have no power to destroy us. There is only One who can roll away your stones and bring joy, new life, and freedom through Christ.
That's part of the Easter message. And that's where our hope lies. Keep looking up!
"Who will roll the stone away from the entrance of the tomb?" But when they looked up, they saw that the stone, which was very large, had been rolled away" (Mark 16:2-4 NIV).
What stones are you dealing with? What stones has God already rolled away?
So here's the deal. Beginning today, start an Easter Declaration: "Jesus is risen! He is risen indeed!" Share this blog on Facebook or other social media. Then as you text, e-mail, Twitter, Facebook, or whatever you do daily, and especially on Easter, share your Easter Declaration: "Jesus is risen! He is risen indeed!" Wouldn't it be fantastic to share a million or more Easter declarations!
Yes, indeed. God's not dead! He is risen! He is risen indeed!
I'm sharing this previous post again for Easter. The message, like Jesus, is ageless.


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My daughter is just over two years old and my wife and I have begun the potty training phase. For the most part things are going well. We switched from the annoying diapers with the tabs to "pull-ups" and our daughter doesn't mind using the potty once she's there. The only problem is she tends to "forget" to tell us when she needs the potty and if we ask if she needs to use the potty, it's almost always an emphatic "no".
We're not panicking yet. We have yet to really press the issue on potty training. Still, it would be nice..
How does this relate to books? Well, my wife checked out a pretty good book last week, Once Upon a Potty — Girl, by Alona Frankel. So far, my daughter is loving it.
The book starts by describing all the parts of the little girl, letting the young reader know she is just like them. Next it describes how the little girl used to go to the bathroom in her diaper when she was younger. Finally, the little girl receives a potty as a present.
Next comes some silly parts where she asks if it's a birdbath, or a hat, or a bowl for the cat. My daughter really likes to repeat that part.
Eventually, the little girl does "wee wee" and "poo poo" in the potty and everyone is happy. Surprise twist, huh? Anyhow, I think this is a good book to encourage a little one to use the potty. We aren't totally there yet, but maybe we'll keep this book for a few weeks to see what's happened. It is my daughter's current "favorite" book.
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Kylie Jenner might have a hot-and-cold relationship with on-again-off-again boyfriend Tyga, but regardless, Kylie is one spoiled girlfriend. Tyga seemingly never fails to make grand and expensive gestures to prove his love. The reality superstar and makeup mogul seems has received everything from luxurious cars to expensive bling from her man.
One of Kylie's latest gifts to make headlines was a massive diamond ring. The oval-shaped ring was given to Kylie during Christmas last year, and many speculated that it was an engagement ring. Kylie's been seen wearing the ring over and over again during major appearances and casual off-duty days.
Recently, Kylie finally used her Snapchat to reveal that the piece isn't an engagement ring, but rather, a promise ring. The newly platinum blonde 19-year-old starlet shared a photo on her Snapchat captioned "If this is my promise ring I wanna know what my engagement ring look like." We're definitely looking forward to see that too!


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Archive for date: February 1st, 2016
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January Rainfall about Double What's Normal
February 1, 2016 /in California and the U.S. /by Ed Joyce /ChicoER
It didn't rain too heavily during January but it sure rained often, resulting in rainfall far above average for the month.
In Chico, 8.61 inches fell during the month at the Enterprise-Record weather station, nearly double the 4.86 inches normal for the month. The National Weather Service put the rain in Oroville for January at 7.18 inches, with 20.2 inches in Paradise. Red Bluff saw 13.69 inches and Redding, 12.68 inches. The Weather Service said rainfall amounts of 100 percent to 250 percent of normal were common across the area
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Effects of Drought for Forests and Rangelands
February 1, 2016 /in California and the U.S. /by Ed Joyce /AG Net West (Fresno)
The U.S. Forest Service today released a new report, Effects of Drought on Forests and Rangelands in the United States: A Comprehensive Science Synthesis, that provides a national assessment of peer-reviewed scientific research on the impacts of drought on U.S. forests and rangelands. This report will help the Forest Service better manage forests and grasslands impacted by climate change.
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UCSC Study: Drought Testing Limits of Hardy Ferns
February 1, 2016 /in California and the U.S. /by Ed Joyce /Santa Cruz Sentinelby By Samantha Clark
California's unprecedented dry spell has tested the limits of drought-tolerant ferns, which carpet the forest floor underneath the West Coast's iconic redwoods, according to a new study by UC Santa Cruz scientists.
"We've never seen a drought of this magnitude," said co-author Jarmila Pittermann, associate professor of ecology and evolutionary biology. "You're used to seeing a green understory, but in the last four years without rain, they're white or brown. They dried up."
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Snow Tops Peaks on West Side of Central San Joaquin Valley, Affects National Park Access
February 1, 2016 /in California and the U.S. /by Ed Joyce /The Fresno Beeby By Rory Appleton and Lewis Griswold
The prodigious storm that brought nearly an inch of rain to Fresno on Sunday left another gift overnight – snow along ridges on the west side of the central San Joaquin Valley.
The snow level dropped to below 2,000 feet overnight as the cold storm moved through the area, said Modesto Vasquez, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service office in Hanford.
Vasquez said snow would be topping the highest peaks of the Diablo Range on the Valley's west side, including Santa Rita Ridge, which stands at 5,000 feet near Coalinga.
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Buoyed by Recent Rains, Folsom Lake Levels Triple
February 1, 2016 /in California and the U.S. /by Ed Joyce /The Sacramento Beeby By Phillip Reese, Ryan Sabalow and Dale Kasler
What a difference a month of rain makes.
Two months ago, Folsom Lake stood at its lowest depth in history, and federal officials were engineering a special pumping system to ensure drinking water would keep flowing to Sacramento suburbs.
Following a month of persistent rain and snow in Northern California, lake levels are triple what they were in early December, and the reservoir contains more water than average for early February.
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How Much Rain Has SoCal Received This Year? Here's One Way to Keep Track
February 1, 2016 /in San Diego County /by Ed Joyce /89.3 KPCC (Pasadena)by By Aaron Mendelson
Southern California got drenched Sunday, with some areas getting up to three inches of rain. It's an El Niño year. So does that mean Southern California's rainfall is ahead of normal this year?
As of Monday morning, the region has received 41.1 percent of a normal winter's precipitation. That's behind even the median, or typical year, which by February is at 56.3 percent.
And if you look at just recent years with strong El Niños, median precipitation is even further ahead by this point: 78.8 percent.
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Reservoirs Slowly Filling, Sierra Snowpack above Normal
February 1, 2016 /in California and the U.S. /by Ed Joyce /Capital Public Radioby By Ed Joyce
The second Sierra snowpack measurement of the winter is Tuesday. January has brought much needed snow, but February may start a bit more slowly.
It was the best month for snowpack in January since 2011.
And the statewide snowpack is above normal.
"We've not had a snowpack for the last four years, anything worth writing home about, so this is obviously very significant for this time of year," says Meteorologist Michelle Mead, with the National Weather Service in Sacramento.
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Obama Administration Aims To Reduce US Water Footprint
February 1, 2016 /in California and the U.S. /by Ed Joyce /The Desert Sun (Palm Springs)by By Ian James
The Obama administration has begun an initiative aimed at making the United States more water-efficient, saying the country has the potential to reduce its total water use by a third.
Deputy Interior Secretary Mike Connor said some of the White House's objectives include encouraging more recycling of wastewater and promoting investment in water treatment and desalination technologies.
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County Cleans Up After Damaging Storm
February 1, 2016 /in San Diego County /by Ed Joyce /The San Diego Union-Tribuneby By Gary Robbins and Lyndsay Winkley
Workers across the county were hustling Monday to clear streets of the broken trees that were blown into traffic Sunday by a powerful wind and rain storm that also caused major power outages.
Winds gusted as high as 65 mph along the coast and hit with particular force in La Jolla, clogging parts of North Torrey Pines Road with the twisted remains of trees. Motorists also are being slowed in such communities as La Mesa, Oceanside and the Rancho Bernardo area.
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As President of the Board of Directors, Tom is the leader of the Association. Tom works to inspire a common vision for the Association and its work, supervises and directs its business and affairs, and is the spokesperson and advocate for the Association with the public. As President Tom acts as a convener and leader for the Board, which as a group provides feedback and direction to him. Tom is a qualified PLTA certifier. He has served on the Board of Directors as secretary and has shown an unwavering commitment to the organization's mission. Tom is an active packer with years of llamapacking experience in Idaho's Rocky Mountains. He can be reached at president@packllama.org.
PLTA Vice President -- John Fant
As PLTA vice President, John has full knowledge of the organization and is ready to step in to fill the presidency if necessary. As a Director at Large John demonstrated the passion, idealism, integrity, positive attitude, mission-driven attitude necessary for a PLTA officer. John is a PLTA certifier. He teaches packing workshops and is currently updating and revising the Packer's Primer program for training beginning llama packers. John is an avid llama packer. Every year he helps organize the Mt. Hope race in Colorado. He brings tremendous enthusians and support for new llama packers to the PLTA. John can be reached at vicepresident@packllama.org
Secretary -- Lisa Wolf
Lisa Wolf has served the organization as Director at Large, as President, as as of August 2019, has assumed the Secretary position. She has been training pack llamas for over 35 years and is a strong supporter of the mission of the PLTA. She believes the best way to offer a llama a happy and productive live is to pair them with responible owners and train them to their greatest potential. She She maintains the website and the database which tracks membership, llama registrations, and pack trial records. Lisa can be reached at secretary@packllama.org
PLTA Treasurer -- Jen Hood
Jen Hood has recently accepted the position of treasurer. Jen has demonstrated her commitment to the PLTA through her service as chair of the Pack Trial Governance Committee, a position she continues to hold. Jen is skilled in fiscal matters. As PLTA treasurer she recieves and processes payments and manages financial accounts. She may be contacted at treasurer@packllama.org
Director at Large -- Scott Noga
After serving as interrim president during the spring of 2019, Scott has joined the Board as a Director at Large. Scott is an enthusiastic packer and promoter of working llamas. He is highly knowledgable about llama illnesses and care. He can be reached at scott@packllama.org
Director at Large -- Greg Hall
Greg has recently joined the Board. He has many years of experience breeding and training llamas. Greg has owned llamas for more than 28 years. He and his family first started in Seattle, hikinheg up the Snoqualmie Pass area, and going down to the Firecracker sale in Portland, Oregon. They then moved their roughly 30 llamas to Rochester New York. where they started a 4-H club that was quite successful. About 11 years ago Greg moved to Mount Airy, North Carolina. Where he and family have been active in most of the llama events, now as part of the SSLA organization. Greg is currently a board member for that organization. Greg is very supportive of children's participation in llama activities and would like to see more youth participating in the PLTA. (His daughter was very successful in showing, and was picked as the star personality in the movie "Llama Nation" --Greg suspects his wife and he may have had a little bit to do in getting her to all of the various events.) Greg is currently a PLTA Certifier for Basic and Advanced level trials. He can be reached at greg@packllama.org
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Laura has recently joined the Board. Laura is an enthusiastic packer and promoter of working llamas. She can be reached at laura@packllama.org
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INTERVIEWJung Eun-chae felt cathartic playing role in series 'Anna'
A scene from Coupang Play's original series "Anna" / Courtesy of Coupang Play
Jung Eun-chae felt drawn to her role in series "Anna" from start
By Lee Gyu-lee
Actress Jung Eun-chae, who is familiar to global audiences for starring in the SBS fantasy series "The King: Eternal Monarch" and the Apple TV+ original "Pachinko," shared that her recent role as a self-centered character in the Coupang Play original series "Anna" felt cathartic.
The six-part drama series, which released its final episodes earlier this month, follows the life of a woman named Yu-mi (Bae Suzy), who was born to poor but loving parents. She has always been the intelligent and beautiful kid among her friends, but life doesn't seem to go in her favor as she grows up.
Burdened by her parents' hopes and expectations and faced with constant failure, she steals the identity of her wealthy, bratty employer, Hyun-joo (Jung), going by her English name Anna. Under the new name, she attains the affluent, sophisticated life she always wanted.
The series is led and scripted by filmmaker Lee Joo-young, who directed the 2016 drama film, "A Single Rider."
Jung explained that she came across the series' script about four years ago through the director, adding that he specifically wanted her to play the role of Hyun-joo.
"(The script for 'Anna') stood out the most among the scripts I read at the time. I could read through it from start to end so well. And after I finished it and closed the script book, I thought 'this work has to be shown to the world," she said in a recent interview with The Korea Times.
"I was curious why this script came to me, because it was a type of character that I had never been offered. I'm far from being a cold, uptight character. I'm more of a smiling and laid-back person. And as the director got to know me and saw my friendly side, I think he wanted to bring out that side of me in the series."
Actress Jung Eun-chae played the role of Hyun-joo in the Coupang Play original series "Anna." Courtesy of Coupang Play
Jung's character Hyun-joo has the life Yu-mi wanted, a wealthy family, and a degree from a prestigious school, Yale University. She always had everything she wanted in life. She is straightforward and honest about her emotions, often overlooking other people's feelings, which triggers Yu-mi to feel more inferior and leads her to find a new life under Hyun-joo's identity.
The actress said she felt drawn to the role of Hyun-joo, who she perceived as a multi-dimensional character.
"Although she makes people feel a sense of relative deprivation, she is not the type of character that directly impose harm on others," she said. "What's interesting about Hyun-joo is that she is blunt and egocentric, but when she talks to herself, she would mutter self-deprecating, pitiful lines. And I felt that made her attractive. Such sides made me think that this character could be portrayed multi-dimensionally."
Jung noted that she didn't approach her character as the antagonist of the series.
"Just like Yu-mi, most of the characters in the series are double-sided. They have more than one side to themselves and each has flaws of human nature. And Hyun-joo is just one of them," she said.
She added that playing such a candid and outspoken character gave her a sense of freedom in acting.
"I think I kind of envied her (personality). I feel the viewers also felt like they are living vicariously through (Hyun-joo), seeing her directly speaking her mind. And since I've never had to let everything out when I play a character, (playing this character) was cathartic. It felt liberating," she said.
"(Working on this series) taught me to be more tolerant of myself and have more freedom… It gave me confidence and fall more deeply in love (with acting)."
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True to ALALI Boutique's signature style, the collection is made up of airy, floaty pieces in compelling prints and lush fabric. It features pieces for all occasions in vibrant colours and a pale pretty pink. While colour palettes around the world tends to get paler during this time of the year, "Colour Me Pretty" stands to celebrate Nigeria's tropical climate and the beauty of our year-long summer season!
I adore this collection and the print and fabric selections are divine. This is one capsule collection that is very everyday chic, whimsical and tasteful. It's no surprise I already own a piece from a collection and I'm about to get my hands on a few more peieces. Alali Boutique is working hard at filling the wide dearth in retail fashion Nigeria. With prices that make one's heart palpitate for all the right reasons, you should be making room in your closet for this collection right about now!
I like that the designer threw in a pale pink ensemble for good measure. Stocks are limited and also available in alternative prints!


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A group of lawmakers in New Jersey is moving to end the use of full body scanners currently at use in Newark Liberty International Airport.Associated Press is reporting a resolution was announced on Monday seeking prohibition of the controversial screening procedure. The group represented both political parties as well as both houses of the legislature.
"Enough is enough," Republican State Senator Michael J. Doherty told Newark's Star-Ledger. "We believe there are constitutional violations taking place. We believe there are violations of New Jersey state law taking place."
Newark began operating the airport's first full body scanners last month. The machine takes a digital snapshot of a person's body that follows the contours of the body, allowing airport security screeners to check for weapons and other prohibited items. There are currently over 300 machines in use at other airports across the country.
Critics of the body scanners say they are ineffective, invasive and pose health risks. The Star-Ledger reported Deborah Jacobs, executive director of the American Civil Liberty Union of New Jersey, equated the scanners to a "virtual strip-search," adding they had questionable effectiveness.
Over the weekend, a cell phone video was posted on YouTube by a man who first refused a body scan screening and then objected to a body scan as an alternative at San Diego International Airport. The video, taken by John Tyner, 31, has already garnered nearly 250,000 views and almost 5,000 comments on the author's personal blog.
Another man, Brian Sodegren, has asked fellow travelers to come together in a potential revolt against the Transportation Security Administration, dubbed "National Opt-Out Day." Sodegren is urging anyone flying on November 24th-the day before Thanksgiving and one of the busiest travel days of the year-to opt out of body scanners at airport and instead subject themselves to body pat downs in full view of other travelers.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano has strictly defended the security policies and procedures, asking that the public be patient and insisting each step is an important part of a layered security approach.


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Motley Crue Manager: Personal Trainer + Nutritionist Working With 'Some of Them'
Motley Crue's co-headlining tour with Def Leppard is looking to be one of 2020's biggest events. The Crue seem to be pulling out all the stops, including "some of them" hiring a personal trainer and nutritionist to prepare for the summer shows.
Crue manager Allen Kovac recently spoke to Fox Business about the band's reunion tour and The Dirt, claiming "tens of millions of people" saw the Netflix biopic.
"The most relevant statement is that global film, with a global internet and global streaming, is the future," he says. "When I go to Amazon, I can see a Motley Crue book, I can see a Motley Crue documentary, I can see a Motley Crue live show, I can see the fact that they got a film, they got CDs out and they got streaming and they're selling merchandise. So to me, managers and artists should move into 2020 and out of 1999, and so should record companies. You can't make music in quarters. You can't develop an artist in a quarter. It takes a couple of years, sometimes a lot more."
Kovac also responded to recent criticism of singer Vince Neil, who became a meme with a viral performance of "Kickstart My Heart." "Some of them are working with a trainer, some of them are working with a nutritionist to make themselves the best they can be," Kovac claims.
Though the manager didn't name which members were working with a nutritionist and trainer, Kovac added, "Let's see what Vince sings like and looks like when the tour goes out."
Nikki Sixx later added in a tweet, "A lot of people don't understand to lose fat and gain muscle you need to eat more food mixed with the right kind of cardio and strength training. If you are starving your body is gonna hold onto fat and eat the muscle. I eat 2500 macro balanced calories a day. I eat all day."
Motley Crue were one of Google's Top 10 trending artist searches in 2019, while 'The Stadium Tour' with Def Leppard, Poison and Joan Jett just set a local record for fastest stadium sellout.
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Identity politics drives our elections, with candidates cultivating a broad appeal, while avoiding alienating their supporters.


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The Good Intentions And Unfortunate Consequences Of Government Programs
by Milton Friedman
Social Safety Nets
by John F. Cogan, Edward Paul Lazear, Lee Ohanian, Daniel Heil
Understanding Monetary Policy With John B. Taylor
by John B. Taylor
The Domestic Landscape: Blueprint For America
by Michael J. Boskin
featuring Joshua D. Rauh, Russell Roberts, Tom Church
What Democratic Socialism Does To Economic Prosperity
by Lee Ohanian
Managing The China Challenge
by Larry Diamond
The US Debt—Causes And Consequences
featuring John B. Taylor, Michael J. Boskin, John F. Cogan, John H. Cochrane , Daniel Heil
Party Instability: Why American Politics Feels Broken
by David Brady
featuring Eric Hanushek, Margaret (Macke) Raymond, Russell Roberts, Paul E. Peterson, Chester E. Finn Jr., Tom Church
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Alice Hill
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America Off Balance
Econ 1 w/ John Taylor
Examining America's Exceptional Economy
Just The Fracts
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A Better Way To Preserve The Environment
by Terry Andersonvia Policyed.org
Many people believe government rules and regulations are the only way to protect the environment. But there are important benefits that properly structured market forces can bring to environmental policy. When the government and markets work together, it leads to effective solutions for sustainability.
Is Single Payer Right For America?
by Scott W. Atlasvia Policyed.org
Many people support a single-payer health care system because they believe it would cover more people at a lower cost. But it is important to consider the tradeoffs to care, access, and wait times that come with single payer. Expanding coverage to more people is expensive, and high costs mean the government has no choice but to reduce access to certain drugs, procedures, and doctors.
Office Hours: John Cochrane On Economic Growth
by John H. Cochrane via Policyed.org
Hoover Institution Senior Fellow John H. Cochrane responds to questions related to economic growth.
Investing In Good Teachers Pays Big Dividends
by Eric Hanushekvia Policyed.org
Teaching is one of the few industries in America where the link between performance and pay is unrelated. A great teacher who happens to be young gets paid much less than a mediocre teacher who has been around for decades. If we want to see better results in our schools, we need more flexibility on how we hire, reward, and retain great teachers.
Who Can Restrict Free Speech?
by Richard A. Epsteinvia Policyed.org
Although some groups are allowed to restrict speech, others are not. What sets them apart is if there are other options available to individuals. In general, the government is not allowed to restrict speech because it does not have any competitors and thus could stamp out all opposing views. Private groups on the other hand have competitors, which ensures a diversity of views and options to individuals.
Should Speech That Offends Be Prohibited?
Speech that attempts to persuade is broadly protected under free speech, even if some people find it offensive. What some find offensive, others may find persuasive. A commitment to free speech inevitably means protecting the rights of people whose speech is deeply offensive to many, but a permissive environment leads to fewer rights being violated and ultimately, a freer world.
It's A Wonderful Loaf
by Russell Robertsvia PolicyEd.org
A whimsical animated short film based on Russ Robert's poem about emergent order and the supply of bread. It's a Wonderful Loaf is an ode to the hidden harmony that is all around us--the seeming magical ways that we anticipate and meet the needs of each other without anyone being in charge.
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The First Amendment allows us to speak our mind and stand up for what we believe in. However, the limits on free speech are rooted in the principle that we're not allowed to harm others to get what we want. That's why we're not allowed to use to speech for force, fraud, or defamation.
Energy Efficiency: Our Best Source Of Clean Energy
by James L. Sweeneyvia PolicyEd.org
Increases in energy efficiency are an often-forgotten component of our shift to clean energy and reduced carbon emissions. Higher prices triggered by the 1973 oil embargo caused America to drastically change how it used energy. The ensuing gains in efficiency had more of an impact on America's energy consumption than all of the growth in solar, wind, geothermal, natural gas and nuclear energy combined.
Identifying A Monopoly: It's More Than Just Market Share
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Market share alone doesn't make a company a monopoly. The critical feature of a monopoly is its ability to prevent others from offering competing products or services. And often, it's the government that's keeping entrepreneurs out.
Educating Americans about Public Policy
The digital media revolution has transformed the way people obtain information and form opinions. Countless partisan outlets peddle assertions and "sound bites" as indisputable facts. Few people have the knowledge and analytical skills to navigate this torrent of misinformation. They crave credible and accessible sources of facts, analysis, and information about proposed policies and the effects of those already enacted.
Since its founding nearly 100 years ago, Stanford University's Hoover Institution has sought to promote economic opportunity and prosperity, secure peace, and improve the human condition. Unique among policy research organizations, Hoover is part of a world-renowned university. In addition to being scholars, our fellows are educators.
Seeking to become the foremost source of policy knowledge, wisdom, and insights, we have launched the Mary Jo and Dick Kovacevich Initiative at the Hoover Institution, Educating Americans in Public Policy. The initiative seeks to:
Equip Americans with accurate facts and information, as well as a discerning analytical perspective, so they can better perform their civic duties, hold their elected leaders accountable, and "secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity."
Provide political leaders with reliable knowledge and analysis—tools with which they might assess alternatives in the shaping and execution of public policy.
This effort will build on our legacy of substantive policy inquiry where partisan advocacy has become the norm.
The Hoover Institution acknowledges significant gifts in support of its Education Americans in Public Policy initiative from the following generous and committed family foundations and individuals:
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Henry Hutchison (born 12 February 1997) is a professional rugby union player who represents Australia in rugby sevens. Born in Sydney, NSW and playing for Randwick at club level, he debuted for Australia in December 2015.

Hutchison attended St Kevin's College, Melbourne and later Saint Ignatius' College, Riverview. He joined the Australian Sevens program in August 2015 after impressing for his local club side Randwick in Sydney's Shute Shield competition. Hutchison was due to represent Australia at the Commonwealth Youth Games in Samoa in September 2015 but such was the impression he made that he was promoted to the senior squad for the pre-season tour to New Zealand. He was part of the 12-man squad that helped Australia qualify for the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio at the Oceania Sevens in November 2015. He was also nominated rookie of the year in the 2015/16 World Rugby Sevens Series.

Hutchison competed at the 2016 Summer Olympics. He was a member of the Australian men's rugby seven's squad at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. The team came third in their pool round and then lost to Fiji 19-nil in the quarterfinal.

Representative honours include Australian Men's Sevens, Australian Under 20s and the Australian Schoolboys. He competed for Australia at the 2022 Rugby World Cup Sevens in Cape Town.

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What age do you start college in Norway?
How old are freshmen in Norway?
How old are you when you graduate high school in Norway?
How long is college in Norway?
How long is high school in Norway?
Is college in Norway free?
What ages are high schoolers?
Is Norwegian hard to learn?
Does Norway pay students to go to school?
Is it expensive in Norway?
How do grades work in Norway?
What are the requirements to go to college in Norway?
Does Norway have school uniforms?
What do they speak in Norway?
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This is because Norway believes that everyone should have access to education regardless of socio-economic background. Compulsory education starts at the age of six in Norway and is mandatory until a student reaches 16 years of age.
As from 1997, Norwegian children start school during the calendar year in which they reach the age of 6. Compulsory education covers 10 years and consists of three stages: primary stage grades 1-4 (age 6-10); intermediate stage grades 5-7 (ages 10-13) and lower secondary stage grades 8-10 (age 13-16).
Adults are also entitled to primary and lower secondary education. The Norwegian school system can be divided into three parts: Elementary school (Barneskole, ages 6–13), lower secondary school (Ungdomsskole, ages 13–16), and upper secondary school (Videregående skole, ages 16–19).
The main structure is a 3+2+3 model; in other words a three-year bachelor's degree, two-year master's degree and a three-year doctoral programme. What is this? As of 2016, 288,989 Norwegians were in higher education, of which just under half were attending a university.
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Primary and secondary education in Norway normally lasts for 13 years. This includes primary and lower secondary education (years 1–10) and upper secondary education (years 11–13). The Norwegian Directorate for Education and Training is responsible for supervising the quality of primary and secondary education.
Public universities in Norway do not charge students tuition fees, regardless of the student's country of origin. This is a unique opportunity to obtain a degree at a quality university at no cost, and one of many reasons why Norway has become an attractive country for foreign students.
Students attend high school between the ages of 14 and usually 17 or 18. The classes are arranged by subjects. A student may have many teachers in one day. Some students can take advanced classes.
Like Swedish and many other Scandinavian languages, Norwegian is one of the easiest languages to learn for English speakers. Like Swedish and Dutch, its speakers are often proficient in English and it can be a hard language to actually be able to practice at times.
There are seven developed nations — including Sweden, Norway, and Ireland — where students attend school for free. … Norway pays the most for college subsidies, spending 1.3% of its annual GDP. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
Yes, Norway is extremely expensive. … The average cost of living in Norway will depend on the lifestyle you lead and where in the country you choose to settle. Generally, though, you can expect to spend between 20,000 to 40,000 NOK (2,176–4,352 USD) per month to live in this Nordic country.
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Lower levels of education use a scale running from 1 through 6, with 6 being the highest and 2 the lowest passing grade. For non-final tests and mid-term evaluations the grades are often postfixed with + or – (except 6+ and 1-) and it is also common to use grades such as 5/6 or 4/3 indicating borderline grades.
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An undergraduate/Bachelor's degree or equivalent of at least 3 years of study (it must include courses equal to at least 1/2 years of full-time studies in a subject relevant to the programme you applied for) An English proficiency test.
There are no requirements for school uniforms in Norway; students wear what they feel comfortable in. … The Norwegian school system gives students a lot of freedom in comparison to other countries with the relationship between students and teachers usually very open and relaxed.
To buy wine or beer in Norway, the minimum age is 18 years. For spirits, it is 20 years. Beer can be found in most shops, but is only sold before 8 pm on weekdays or 6 pm on Saturdays. For wine, spirits or strong beer, you must visit one of the Vinmonopolet outlets, found in most large cities and towns.
The flag of Norway (Bokmål: Norges flagg; Nynorsk: Noregs flagg) is red with an indigo blue Scandinavian cross fimbriated in white that extends to the edges of the flag; the vertical part of the cross is shifted to the hoist side in the style of the Dannebrog, the flag of Denmark.
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Volunteers are being urged to sign up to make Team Limerick Clean-Up 5 the biggest and best TLC to date.
The event, the biggest one-day clean-up in Europe, will take place on Good Friday, the 19th of April.
Live95fm's Anne Marie Geraghty reports..
Members of Limerick's All-Ireland winning hurling team joined representatives from the Gardaí, the local authority and JP McManus Foundation at the Castle Oaks Hotel in Castleconnell for the launch of Team Limerick Clean-Up 5.
18,500 volunteers took part in Team Limerick Clean-Up 4 last year, which was more than 571 groups all over the city and county.
98 tonnes of litter was removed during TLC 4, which equates to around 3,900 household wheelie bins.
Registration is now open for TLC 5, which once again takes place on Good Friday.


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Q: About MongoDB repair's working (option, log, progress or so) MongoDB was accidentally broken, and now in 'repair'. (wiredTiger, old version 3.6)

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*In my case, repair work is more needed really for some instances, so if there is available option, I consider to use it and firstly to skip less necessary but more indexes, probably erroneous ones.
(But the job is likely to proceed all the data through instances, especially for 'wiredTiger' which is named for a sort of 'interleaved' status, then no way to prioritize, though.)

*Second, repair is likely to work longer for those with more indexes, and longer for more data (even with less indexes),
whatever, progress log messages are in standard-out, BTW time expectation seems difficult (just keeping going even no log for four hours). Instances are different in size of less than 100GB or more than 1TB.

*Logs being shown on screen would be saved as any file?

*If there are some problems, assuming a certain instance has ones (e.g, complexity, poor structure, etc and as a result caused crash), the repair could give some of left crashed and others rescued?

*And, practically there is no more possible method to recover instances if repair finally fails?

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Do you use your BlackBerry to tell the time?
Just back from a mini-vacation (about all I have time for these days) to a rainy and windswept beach on the Pacific Coast of Washington State.Because it was a vacation, I tried to live differently than during the workweek, when I must syncopate my efforts to the clock.
Just back from a mini-vacation (about all I have time for these days) to a rainy and windswept beach on the Pacific Coast of Washington State.
Because it was a vacation, I tried to live differently than during the workweek, when I must syncopate my efforts to the clock.
I said the clock. Not the watch. Heck, I don't even own a watch. Not a wristwatch.
But hey guess what. I own a BlackBerry. And my BlackBerry is my watch.
Monday morning, reading the paper in my beachfront hotel, I learned I am not alone.
"In a survey last fall, investment bank Piper Jaffray & Co. found that nearly two-thirds of teens never wear a watch _ and only about one in 10 wears one every day," writes Martha Irvine of the Associated Press.
Of course I am no teen, but then, Martha notes that Experian Simmons Research also discovered that, while Americans spent more than $5.9 billion on watches in 2006, that figure was down 17 percent when compared with five years earlier.
Why? We have the time available to us on our computers, in our cars, and of course, on our cellphones and wouldn't you know, BlackBerry.
Experian (thought they only did credit bureau reports, eh?) "behavioral scientist Max Kilger tells Martha, that watches are "anchor point(s). "A cell phone is one step up from that; it begins to help you manage your time. And a BlackBerry is one level up from that."
Kilger regards watches increasingly as fashion items, and BlackBerrys as utilitarian objects that take away that aspect from watches. In other words, you wear a watch for flair, and carry a BlackBerry for workaday efficency.
Or you are like me, and don't carry a wristwatch at all.
My favorite part of Martha's article is a quote she offers from Sean MacPhedran, a 27-year-old advertising industry person based Ottawa, Ontario, who she gets on the record talking about the beeps and vibrations his BlackBerry makes to remind him of appointments as well as other obligations.
"On the one hand, I've become a slave to its beeps," he says. "But on the other hand, it automates a lot of things that I would have to do manually otherwise, like try to remember when I'm supposed to go learn how to cha-cha or call a client."
Sean, I'm with ya dude. Sounds like my typical day.
My BlackBerry isn't only my watch. It watches me.


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using System.Diagnostics;
using FakeItEasy;
using Nap.Configuration;
using Nap.Plugins.Base;
using Nap.Tests.AutoFixtureConfiguration;
using Ploeh.AutoFixture;
using Ploeh.AutoFixture.Xunit2;
using Xunit;

namespace Nap.Tests.Configuration
{
#if IMMUTABLE
    [Trait("Library", "Nap.Immutable")]
#else
    [Trait("Library", "Nap")]
#endif
    [Trait("Class", "NapSetup")]
    public class NapSetupTests
    {
        private readonly NapSetup _napSetup;

        public NapSetupTests()
        {
            _napSetup = new NapSetup();
        }

        [Fact]
        public void InitialState_ContainsNoPlugins()
        {
            Assert.Empty(_napSetup.Plugins);
        }

        [Theory, AutoFakeItEasy]
        public void InstallPlugin_AddsPluginToList([Frozen]IPlugin plugin)
        {
            _napSetup.InstallPlugin(plugin);

            Assert.Contains(plugin, _napSetup.Plugins);
        }

        [Theory, AutoFakeItEasy]
        public void InstallPlugin_ThenUninstall_LeavesNoPlugins([Frozen] IPlugin plugin)
        {
            _napSetup.InstallPlugin(plugin);
            _napSetup.UninstallPlugin(plugin);

            Assert.DoesNotContain(plugin, _napSetup.Plugins);
        }

        [Theory, AutoData]
        public void InstallPlugin_ThenUninstallByType_LeavesNoPlugins([Frozen] TestPlugin plugin)
        {
            _napSetup.InstallPlugin(plugin);
            _napSetup.UninstallPlugin<TestPlugin>();

            Assert.DoesNotContain(plugin, _napSetup.Plugins);
        }

        public class TestPlugin : NapPluginBase
        {
        }
    }
}