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Истоки Кальмиуса — гидрологический памятник природы местного значения. Находится в Ясиноватском районе Донецкой области Украины возле посёлка Минеральное.

Статус памятника природы присвоен решением Донецкого областного совета от 30 июня 2000 года № 23/14-305 по инициативе сотрудников биологического факультета Донецкого национального университета.

Площадь — 7,4 га. Представляет собой место, где расположены несколько десятков родников, являющихся одним из истоков реки Кальмиус. Родники расположены на дне балки и являются выходами глубинных вод на поверхность. От них идёт ручей с минеральной водой. Самые полноводные родники оснащены трубами из нержавеющей стали, из которых местные жители набирают питьевую воду. Наиболее крупный родник вытекает из-под скалы «Геркулес», под которой оборудована купель и установлен гранитный крест.

Балка, в которой находятся родники, заросла байрачным лесом. Склоны балки — обрывистые, с обнажениями пластов песчанистых пород каменноугольного периода.

Также благоустройством родников занимался Ясиноватский машиностроительный завод.

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Памятники природы Донецкой области
Гидрологические памятники природы
Ясиноватский район
Родники Донецкой области
Истоки рек
Кальмиус


There are many ways to learn about our extraordinary Parkwood Retirement lifestyle, but few are as deliciously decadent as this event.
Spend an afternoon with us during our Sweet & Sublime Chocolate Tasting.
You will have the opportunity to chat with friendly residents and staff to learn more about what our vibrant community has to offer.
Call (817) 354-1044 to reserve your seat.


For sure, you are aware of how important it is for every single one of us to be as healthy and to stay as healthy as we can do, most especially since we are already in the twenty first century. For sure, you are aware of the fact that health holds great influence in our life, most especially since it is the one that makes us move and be productive as we can be. Being healthy is something that we surely will not have a hard time achieving since that is easy to do yet, keeping ourselves healthy is what makes the whole journey hard. Surely, you do know that there are several factors that can greatly influence your health, your life as well as the way you feel. When it comes to this, there are two important factors that you must consider and these factors have something to do with the food you take and exercising as well. What this means is that exercising is one thing as there are other factors that you have to take into account like getting proper and appropriate healthcare.
Ever since the time health is seen as one of the most important possessions we have, it has already been branded as both wealth and power and as of the moment, healthcare system is displaying that power right now. We are fully aware of the fact that doctors and nurses are the ones who help people who are sick or are suffering from certain illness or disease or even those who are looking forward to becoming healthier in the future and this is how women's healthcare display is power, a power that is capable of attracting people to become one with them. It is of utmost importance on your end to have access to a good healthcare and this is a fact. What makes all of us lucky to be living in this era is the fact that these sorts of problem can already be fixed.
Another thing that you have to be aware of regarding women's healthcare is the fact that it is very important and that it will help you in many different difficult situations. In addition to that, we also want you to know that ever single women's healthcare out there are unique and special in its own sense. All will be based on the way you will find the best women's healthcare for your demands.


Brentwood Academy saw two of its standout basketball players recognized among the best in the state as finalists for the TSSAA's Mr. and Miss Basketball Awards.
Sophomore Randy Brady and junior Maggie Brown both made the final cut for the best three in their respective D-II Class AA categories.
The TSSAA will announce the winners at a ceremony to be held at MTSU's Murphy Center. The time and date are to be announced. A reception for the finalists and their families is set for before the ceremony.
The Brentwood Academy Eagles are 20-6 (9-2 in district), while the Lady Eagles are 20-3 (12-0 in district). Both are state contenders.
Below are the finalists, courtesy of the TSSAA.


The Vietnam Fatherland Front's Ho Chi Minh City chapter strives to raise VND35 billion (US$1.6 million) from the public to fund the "Vi bien dao que huong- Vi tuyen dau To Quoc" (for the homeland's sea and islands – for the nation's front) in 2015.
The fund will be used to organise communication activities, exchange programmes and aid soldiers and officials working in the Truong Sa archipelago and the DK 1 rig.
In 2014, over VND86 billion (US$4.1 million) was raised through the fund.
HCM city presented five lifeboats to Truong Sa soldiers built a school in Song Tu Tay Island commune and granted vocational training scholarships for Truong Sa soldiers worth over VND40 billion (US$1.9 million) in 2014.
Through its programmes, the city aims to increase the public awareness, particularly among the younger generations, of safeguarding the country's seas and islands.


software solutions that advance the Libraries' open access (OA) initiatives.
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Competition win for Abertysswg rugby team will make 'a big difference'
Wednesday, January 4, 2023 Thursday, January 5, 2023
An Abertysswg youth rugby team has won a nationwide competition worth £2k which will make a 'big difference'.
More than 250 households living in temporary accommodation in borough
Wednesday, January 4, 2023 Wednesday, January 4, 2023
A Plaid Cymru councillor has questioned whether vulnerable people are receiving adequate support, with 251 households living in temporary accommodation.
Death of man found unresponsive near roundabout not being treated as suspicious
Tuesday, January 3, 2023 Tuesday, January 3, 2023
The man was found near the Full Moon roundabout, with Gwent Police called at around 3.40pm on Friday, December 30.
Crash in Gilfach leaves 77-year-old man with potentially life-changing injuries
A collision involving two cars in Gilfach occurred at around 11.40am on January 3 and has left a 77-year-old man with serious injuries.
Opposition leader slams council after FOI request denied
The council refused to answer an FOI request asking how much money had been spent in each ward over the last five years.
School crossing patrol will not return despite backlash
Despite calls from residents and local councillors, a school crossing patrol in Blackwood will not be reinstated.
A man in his 20s died at Gilfach Fargoed train station, police confirm
Tuesday, January 3, 2023 Wednesday, January 4, 2023
A man in his 20s died in the incident at Gilfach Fargoed station on December 30, British Transport Police has confirmed.
'Warm welcome waiting' for new members at Aberbargoed Ladies Club
Aberbargoed Ladies Club is starting up on January 3 at the Arthur Balfour Club with bingo, raffles, quizzes and a 'warm welcome'.
'Tense' Welsh Government appeal ahead as Rhymney traveller site causes 'headache'
Monday, January 2, 2023 Wednesday, January 4, 2023
The unauthorised development of a piece of land into a traveller site has frustrated Rhymney residents.
Memorial to be created in honour of three who died in house fire
Monday, January 2, 2023 Monday, January 2, 2023
A new memorial commemorating the tragic death of Darren Smith and the two children he tried to save in a house fire will be unveiled in the new year.

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Q: How can I Identify Cause of Slow Image Loading in IIS? Please excuse if this question isn't as clear as it should be, but I'm a Dev (not a System Administrator) who is trying to help out with an issue we're seeing.  We just migrated the hosting of our sites to a data center (faster servers and more bandwidth).  All of the data from the database is loading faster, but the CSS and image files seem to have slowed down considerably.  The pages will load all of the data, but it takes some time before all of the images download and render (images are hosted by same web servers).  Note, that we're now virtualized too (VMWare).  One, are there any settings or known issues that can quickly help me identify the cause of the slow down?  Two, if not, what are some things I can do to try and isolate the cause of the lag?

A: First thing I'd try is yslow in Firefox to get some numbers on response time. It may also give you some tuning tips.  If your website was in-house you may have never noticed the latency caused by lots of images and lots of CSS files. (IIRC some web browsers limit themselves to 4 simultaneous download operations, so a page with lots of small assets is slower than a page with a few large assets)

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Satellite Football Coaching Staff
19-20 Varsity Coaching Staff
TED KIMMEY
Head Coach / Co - Offensive Coordinator
Coach Kimmey is beginning his third season (2019-20) as the Scorpion Football Head Coach. This will be his 10th year of coaching, his 6th season at Satellite High School. Over the last 2 seasons, with Coach Kimmey at the helm, the Scorpions finished with a 12-8 record, securing the first winning season in 7 years, and a post-season bowl game victory - the first post-season victory in 32 years and the first home post-season victory in 52 years. The 2017 Satellite Offense, led by Coach Kimmey, finished Top 100 in the Nation and #1 in Florida in Yards per Game (488), while breaking every school offensive record. One of Coach Kimmey's Quarterbacks, Noah Mumme, broke every Satellite passing record, led the state in multiple passing categories, and was recognized by the Florida Dairy Farmer's as the Independent Player of the Year for Florida, a finalist for "Mr. Football," and the Brevard County "Friday Night Locker Room" & Space Coast Daily Offensive MVP. Coach Kimmey concluded the 2017-18 season being recognized as the 2017 Cape Coast Conference Coach of the Year & the Brevard County "Space Coast Daily" Coach of the Year. Under Coach Kimmey, Satellite Football has seen 2 County Players of the Year, 6 players recognized as All State, over 20 players recognized as All County, 6 players recognized as All Conference and 4 Central Florida All-Stars. Prior to his promotion to Head Coach, he spent the previous three years as the Scorpion Offensive Coordinator & Offensive Line Coach, where, in 2016, the Scorpion Offense set single season records for total yards and 40+ point games, while also setting single game records for rushing yards and total yards. Coach Kimmey also coached in the Space Coast-Treasure Coast All Star Game as an assistant coach in 2015. Prior to Satellite High School, Coach Kimmey served as an assistant coach for four years at multiple secondary and semi-professional programs along the Space Coast and in Europe (Germany – Semi-Professional).
He has had 8 student-athletes sign full athletic scholarships to Division I schools, and has helped a total of 32 students reach their goal of playing football in college.
Coach Kimmey received his Bachelor's Degree from West Point where he also played Army Football (Offensive Line). Following graduation, he spent five years on active duty as a commissioned officer in the United States Army. He was honorably discharged as a Captain in 2013. Currently, he teaches Physical Education at Satellite High School, along with being the Assistant Athletic Director and Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) Sponsor. Coach Kimmey resides in Satellite Beach with his wife, Allison, and two children, Graham (8) and Cambelle (6).
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USA Football Podcast
RICK DORMINY
Defensive Coordinator / OLBs
Coach Rick Dorminy is a graduate of The University of Georgia where he was a walk on as an outside linebacker. He began his coaching career in 1986 and coached for 31 years at several successful programs in Georgia. During his coaching career he has been both an offensive and defensive coordinator helping to lead 28 out of 31 teams to the state playoffs. In 2017, Coach Dorminy retired from a career in education and moved to Satellite Beach. He has been married to Jac Dorminy for 32 years and has three grown children.
EMET REYES
Co - Offensive Coordinator / Head OL - TE
Head Strength Coach & DBs
GARRETT KEITH
Special Teams Coordinator (+K/P/LS) / DL
This will be Garrett Keith's third year coaching at Satellite High School. He will be the special teams coordinator and Defensive Tackles Coach.
Garrett Keith is a former Scorpion, graduating from Satellite in 2012. Coach Keith then went on to be apart of the start of the program and inaugural season of football at Florida Institute of Technology. Coach Keith played 4 years of football at FIT playing a mixture of Offensive and Defensive line. Coach Keith was also on the Track and Field at FIT, he threw the shot put, the discus, and hammer throw. Coach Keith graduated from FIT in May of 2017 with a Bachelor's Degree in Sport's Administration and a Minor in Athletic Coaching.
SEAN ASHLEY
RYAN HENKEL
Asst. OL
Prior to joining the Scorpion Staff, Coach Morris was a Coach in the South Beach league football club for 6 years coaching at each age level. In 2018 he will enter his 6th year on the Scorpion Staff and his 4th year as the Asst. Offensive Line Coach.
Coach Morris and his wife Yadira are from Killeen, Texas where they met. Together they have 3 children, Luis 18, Christopher II (Choogy) 16, and Kayla 13. He is currently employed full-time with the City of Palm Bay.
JAKE REILLY
WR - TE
Coach Jake Reilly is a 26 year old Missouri native, who has spent 19 years in the Satellite Beach area. He started high school at Satellite High, playing football before moving back to Missouri where he was part of back to back State Football Championships as a Wide Receiver. After graduating in 2011 Jake moved back to Satellite. This is his first year coaching, making a full circle back to Satellite High as the Varsity WR Coach.
CHRIS PERSICKETTI
ILBs
19-20 Junior Varsity Coaching Staff
TIM TUCKER
JV Head Coach / Director of Football Ops.
This is Coach Tucker third season as the Scorpion Football Ops director and second as JV HC. Coach Tucker is in his 7th year of coaching, his 5th season at Satellite High School. Prior to his promotion to JV HC, he spent the previous three years as a position coach for the Defensive line, Secondary, and Nickle Backs as well as the JV Defensive Coordinator, where, in 2015, the Scorpion secondary was 4th in the county in interceptions. Prior to Satellite High School, Coach Tucker served as an assistant coach for Two years at Sand Creek HS Colorado Springs CO, and numerous years with multiple youth programs. Coach Tucker was also a sports official of basketball and Football for 20 years.
Coach Tucker is an Army retiree with 20 plus years of service and numerous combat and
worldwide deployments as well as many awards for service and valor. Coach Tucker is an alum
of Excelsior college of Albany. Currently, he works for the Air Force continuing to serve his
country. Coach Tucker resides in Satellite Beach with his wife, Susan.
JIM GAGEN
JV OC - QB/RB
MARK MALKIN
JV DC - DB
TROY PALMER
JV OL
BRANDON STILLION
JV WR
BRANDON FONTROY
JV DL
ROBERT SEALEY
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The Reason The North Wildwood Beaches have changed over the years! By NASA
To get from the boardwalk or street to the surf in Wildwood, you have to walk the length of four to six football fields. For many people, there is great joy and good summer business to be found on the widest beach in New Jersey and one of the widest on any coast. For others, the vast strip of sand is a deterrent and problem.
Along the 130-mile (210-kilometer) New Jersey shoreline, most of the beaches and barrier islands are retreating due to a combination of natural geologic processes, commercial and residential development, and sea level rise. The state and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers work annually to shore up and replenish those beaches.
But not in Wildwood. For more than a hundred years the beaches have been growing wider. The mayor once told WHYY radio: "We're so popular, even the sand wants to come here."
The images above, captured by Landsat satellites, show 33 years of shoreline change at the southern tip of New Jersey. The first (left) image was acquired by Landsat 5 on July 26, 1986; the second image shows the same area on July 20, 2019. The changes in color are due to variations in the satellite imagers and in the light reflecting off the land and water. However, vegetation cover also appears to have changed over the years.
Sand naturally moves south-southwest along this stretch of the coast due to processes such as longshore drift. Evidence of this appears in the changing of the spit northeast of Hereford Inlet; in the retreating shore of North Wildwood; and widening beach in Wildwood and near the jetty. In recent years, coastal managers have moved millions of tons of sand each spring from Wildwood to North Wildwood—they call it "backpassing"—to offset what nature takes away.
Nature is not the only reason for the widening of Wildwood's beach. From 1903 to 1911, dredges dug up a tidal marsh and carved out 500 acres of harbor behind Cape May, one of America's oldest coastal playgrounds. Then engineers built a jetty to protect the inlet; it reaches 4,500 feet (1,400 meters) into the Atlantic Ocean. About a decade later, developers working in Wildwood built a causeway across Turtle Gut Inlet, restricting natural tidal flow to a point where the inlet filled in and eventually became another source of sand for the beach.
With both projects, humans changed the natural movement of sand along the shore, building up Wildwood and starving Cape May of replenishing sand. Humans have had to take over the job that nature once did. Since the 1990s, workers have pumped more than 12 million cubic yards of sand back up onto the Cape's beaches.
Back in Wildwood, the beaches keep growing and the town keeps making the most of it. The area hosts some of the largest kite and frisbee festivals in the country, and more than 20,000 to 30,000 people have attended country music concerts on the sand in the past decade.
The vast stretch of sand is less appealing to the elderly and people with wheelchairs and other mobility challenges. Another concern is occasional flooding. Because the sand stands several feet higher than the storm drains in some parts of town, temporary ponds can form in the midst of the beach.
Though an idea to shuttle people to the water line via camel was nixed by the town years ago, some people ease the trip by summoning an all-terrain beach taxi or by using a sled to drag their beach gear. Most just enjoy the extremely walkable sand and the fantastic body surfing in the water.
References – Info from NASA and their Landsat Satellite Images.


An Act Relating To Utilities; Allowing Renewable Energy Certificates To Be Issued For The Generation And Use Of Thermal Energy Produced By Renewable Energy Resources; Defining "useful Thermal Energy"; Requiring An Additional Renewable Energy Certificate To Be Issued Per Unit Of Energy Produced From Forest-related Biomass Material.
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This bill amends two sections of each of the Renewable Energy Act and the Rural Electric Cooperatives Act with the same amendments, specifically the the sections setting forth the duties of the Public Regulation Commission with respect to renewable energy certificates (RECs) and the sections setting forth definitions for the two acts.
The bill deletes the current definition of "biomass resources" and replaces it with a lengthy definition that lists the types of organic material included in several categories: forest-related materials; agricultural-related materials; animal waste; solid woody waste materials; crops and trees planted for the purpose of being used to produce energy; landfill gas, wastewater treatment gas and biosolids; and, segregated municipal solid waste, excluding tires and medical and hazardous waste. It specifically excludes electric energy generated by use of fossil fuel or nuclear energy.
The bill establishes the kilowatt-hour value of renewable energy produced from "thermal energy" and "biomass that uses the majority of its feedstock from forest-related material." The kilowatt-hour value of thermal energy is valued at 3,412 BTUs of useful thermal energy. The kilowatt-hour value of energy produced from biomass that uses the majority of its feedstock from forest-related material receives an additional REC per unit of energy above the normal allocation.
It qualifies the circumstance in which using biomass would generate double the normal amount of renewable energy certificates to those situations in which the renewable energy from biomass is produced by an electric generation facility with a capacity rating of 10MW or less or a thermal energy facility with a rating of 5MW or less.
It also amends the definition of "useful thermal energy" so that it must be delivered to a commercial scale residential geothermal or public sector end user.
A concern with the bill is that it might dilute the renewable energy portfolio standard by doubling the renewable energy certificates given for biomass generation. An additional concern might be that it may favor biomass use over other forms of renewable energy production, even though biomass is not the cleanest of renewable energy options. The amendment may partially address those concerns. A benefit of the amendment may that it could reduce the impact of the double-weighting set forth in the original bill, but a concern may be that it still might still encourage the use of biomass.


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Best Books by Manjiri Prabhu: The Indian Agatha Christie
Ishika Sinha
Did you know that Manjiri Prabhu has been recognized as one of the 50 inspiring women of Maharashtra? Moreover, Manjiri Prabhu is not just a novelist but also the director of numerous TV programs and also the founder of a Literary Festival. There is absolutely nothing that she can't do. She is truly versatile and gives her best in everything that she does! She's one of the first Indian female writers of mystery fiction to have her books published outside India. Her writing is so profound that she has been referred to as a "match for Dan Brown" by Shashi Tharoor. Prabhu continues to win the hearts of readers all across the world and be an inspiration to many!
We have compiled some of the best books by Manjiri Prabhu here to help you understand the mastery of her writing!
The Cosmic Clues
The story revolves around Sonia Samarth, a smart and intelligent woman from Pune who goes to open her detective agency known as Stellar Investigations. She uses her knowledge of Astrological Sciences to solve cases and find the suspect. For the first time, we have seen something like this that involves our protagonist to solve crimes by using Hindu Astronomy as their prime weapon. The concept is fresh and unique and deserves your attention.
Further in the story, we see that the book is composed of not just one story but several different short stories with a different set of victims and criminals. Sonia's approach to all the cases is truly remarkable which will leave you asking for more. This is one of the best books by Manjiri Prabhu and has received several accolades for the same. If you love Sherlock Holmes or just crime fiction in general, this book should be on your reading list!
Get your copy from Amazon here
The Astral Alibi (the USA Released) and Stellar Signs (Indian Released)
This is another book in the Stellar Investigation series. As we know, our protagonist uses old-age knowledge of Hindu Astronomy to solve complex crimes and find the culprit. In this book, we see that her detective agency has gained quite a lot of popularity in Pune and people from all over the country approach her to solve their cases. In the series of events that follow, Sonia Samarth solves the case of an arranged marriage that includes murderous in-laws, the not so dramatic murder act by a theatrical company, and so on.
The characterization is vivid and we get to witness a lot of Indianness in this book with mention of different traditions, rituals, and food prevalent in India. The study of horoscopes of the victims and people associated with them remains a unique and fresh concept that is sure to enthrall the readers.
Get your copy from Amazon here – The Astral Alibi
Get your copy from Amazon here – Stellar Signs
The Cavansite Conspiracy
Next in our list of best books by Manjiri Prabhu is The Cavansite Conspiracy that takes into account the life of the protagonist, Koyal Karnik who arrives at Pune to attend the wedding of her friend, Jasraj who happens to be a gemstone collector. She also meets her ex-boyfriend Neel at the same wedding. But moments later her world is turned upside down when Jasraj is found dead. The theft of the precious mineral Cavansite is also reported from the Museum of Pune.
Following a journey from Hamburg to Pune to London, we see Koyal seeking the truth and trying to unravel the murder mystery of her friend Jasraj with Neel by his side. The book is fast-paced, thrilling, and keeps you hooked till the very end. The writing style is simple and is sure to appeal to you.
The Trail of Four
The Trail of Four is based on the life of an Indian French investigative journalist named Re Parker who has strange visions about unlikely things that may take place in the future. He is not able to do anything about it until now when he has a prenomination something going wrong in Salzburg. He takes the next flight to Salzburg and meets his hotelier friend, Dan. The other main characters include the police chief, Stephan, and historian Isabel. Together, they embark on a journey to solve what Reinhart left behind 70 years ago!
The narrative of the book is clear and crisp. The plot is so intriguing that you can pull an all-nighter just to finish this amazing book and know what happens at the very end! Not only does Prabhu stand out in her brilliant storytelling at it is fair to say that she is on par with Dan Brown here. The exquisite blend of historical mystery and crime makes this one of the best books by Manjiri Prabhu.
Voice of The Runes (When Souls Connect, But Vengeance Speaks)
Manjiri Prabhu brings back our favorite investigative journalist Re Parker in yet another thrilling read with Voice of The Runes. The story begins with Re being invited to his Alma Matter, Lund University since its celebrating its glorious 350 years. But things go south when he has a vision of an evil presence lurking around the corridors of the University which warns him of what lies ahead. With the death of a Professor out of nowhere and clues being left behind in rune language, everyone goes into a frenzy of fear while Re decided to get to the bottom of the truth.
With the clock ticking and only 36 hours to spare, Re has to stop the mishappenings as well as protect the heritage of the University that stands tall for 350 years. Will he be able to do so? To find out more, add this book to your reading list. The book commences with a nail-biting finish that will thoroughly get your adrenaline high!
In The Shadow of Inheritance: A Haunting Love Story
This is one of the most unique books in our list of best books by Manjiri Prabhu. This is probably the only addition to our list that primarily focuses on love and mystery equally making this an attractive yet mysterious read for all. The story is centered around the life of Tara who has a dark past with her father getting murdered. Her world turns upside down with the arrival of a mysterious and attractive stranger in the remote town of Adeli. Suddenly, she is crowned as the sole heiress to a grand mansion in Mahabaleshwar. But only if it were so easy!
Her ancestral house is full of dark and twisted secrets and has a past of its own. The people residing in the house and mysterious and unreliable and among them, one is the murderer of her father. Will Tara ever find the truth? This intriguing read will make you crave more!
Revolt of The Lambren
This is the first book in the series of "The Super Dome Chronicles." This is one of the latest addition to the list of best books by Manjiri Prabhu. This is a layered piece of Science Fiction combined with fantasy and is seen as a unique book going by the Indian diaspora. Books like these are hard to find, especially by Indian authors but Manjiri Prabhu proves them all wrong by magnificently drafting a Sci-Fi among all her other works of mystery fiction. The story is based on our protagonist named Zinna, a Lambren who is stuck in the world of Super Dome with her friends accompanying her.
They have a superpower that makes them develop as quickly in a year that a normal human does in 6.25 years. They have to oblige by the rule of termination once they reach 16 years of age. A rule that is imposed on them by the Altklugs. Who are they and what is their mission? As the story progresses, more mysteries unfold and it becomes excessively twisted. Read the book to enjoy a well-written story of fantasy, mystery, and science.
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Q: How to synchronize data between multiple clients on Node.js Server The following diagram is a basic representation of a web application I am creating.

The basic operation of the application is as follows:

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*Client sends request for data from node.js server

*Server receives request.

*Server fetches data from database.

*Server sends data back to client as JSON string.

*Client receives data stores it as a JSON object and binds it to a table.

This all works fine. The problem I am having is best represented by the following situation.

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*Clients 1 to 4 all complete the steps above (i.e. all have an table of data binded to a JSON object).

*Client 1 now sends an update request to the server.

*Server receives request.

*Server updates database.

*Server sends response to client 1 indicating successful operation and updates JSON object binded to table.

*THE PROBLEM JSON data shown on clients 2 to 4 is now no longer in sync with the database.

So my question is how do I keep the JSON data on all 4 (or more) of my clients in real-time sync with the database on my Node.js server?

A: Briefly, what you need is to notify clients when something has changed. Try looking for websockets, there are lots of good tutorial on the web. Basicaly, a websocket is a communication channel between server and clients., what you should do is to send a notification to the client about what has changed, then each client should determine if it has to update something (and request the information) or not.
Take a look a this lib:https://www.npmjs.com/package/websocket
I think it is one of the best (if it is not the best) and you will even find examples and demos.

A: If you are open to taking on a full-stack framework, Meteor does everything you need to keep all your client views in sync with changes.
Meteor is a huge dependency to take on - it has opinions about your technology choices at every layer in your stack - so its not going to be for everyone, but if you want quick results it is hard to beat.

A: I think the best way to do this in 2021 is with server-sent events. Your backend can emit a server-sent event to all other clients every time it receives data. SSEs are basically downstream unidirectional events, and browsers can listen for them the same way they can listen to a websocket.
The clients will then only be out of sync with respect to network latency, which is unavoidable.
The only problem with SSEs in my opinion is that they have lower browser compatibility, so it'll break IE 11 support.


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Q: Texture Mapping a square image onto a circle OpenGl I am trying to map a square image of a clock face onto a circle GL_POLYGON that I have created. I am currently using the following code:
        float angle, radian, x, y, xcos, ysin, tx, ty;

        glEnable(GL_TEXTURE_2D);
        glBindTexture(GL_TEXTURE_2D, an_face_texture1);

        glBegin(GL_POLYGON);

        for (angle=0.0; angle<360.0; angle+=2.0)
        {
            radian = angle * (pi/180.0f);

            xcos = (float)cos(radian);
            ysin = (float)sin(radian);
            x = xcos * radius;
            y = ysin * radius;
            tx = (x/radius + 1)*0.5;
            ty = (y/radius + 1)*0.5;

            glTexCoord2f(tx, ty);
            glVertex2f(x, y);
        }

        glEnd();
        glDisable(GL_TEXTURE_2D);

However when I do it I end up with a weird overlapping image effect. As shown here: The original texture image is  however the corners are cut out and it is png format. This way of generating the texture coordinates and is took from a previous answer: HERE
Below is the code used to load the image:
#ifndef PNGLOAD_H

#include <png.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

int png_load(const char* file_name,
             int* width,
             int* height,
             char** image_data_ptr)
{
png_byte header[8];

FILE* fp = fopen(file_name, "rb");
if (fp == 0)
{
    fprintf(stderr, "erro: could not open PNG file %s\n", file_name);
    perror(file_name);
    return 0;
}

// read the header
fread(header, 1, 8, fp);

if (png_sig_cmp(header, 0, 8))
{
    fprintf(stderr, "error: %s is not a PNG.\n", file_name);
    fclose(fp);
    return 0;
}

png_structp png_ptr = png_create_read_struct(PNG_LIBPNG_VER_STRING, NULL, NULL, NULL);
if (!png_ptr)
{
    fprintf(stderr, "error: png_create_read_struct returned 0.\n");
    fclose(fp);
    return 0;
}

// create png info struct
png_infop info_ptr = png_create_info_struct(png_ptr);
if (!info_ptr)
{
    fprintf(stderr, "error: png_create_info_struct returned 0.\n");
    png_destroy_read_struct(&png_ptr, (png_infopp)NULL, (png_infopp)NULL);
    fclose(fp);
    return 0;
}

// create png info struct
png_infop end_info = png_create_info_struct(png_ptr);
if (!end_info)
{
    fprintf(stderr, "error: png_create_info_struct returned 0.\n");
    png_destroy_read_struct(&png_ptr, &info_ptr, (png_infopp) NULL);
    fclose(fp);
    return 0;
}

// the code in this if statement gets called if libpng encounters an error
if (setjmp(png_jmpbuf(png_ptr))) {
    fprintf(stderr, "error from libpng\n");
    png_destroy_read_struct(&png_ptr, &info_ptr, &end_info);
    fclose(fp);
    return 0;
}

// init png reading
png_init_io(png_ptr, fp);

// let libpng know you already read the first 8 bytes
png_set_sig_bytes(png_ptr, 8);

// read all the info up to the image data
png_read_info(png_ptr, info_ptr);

// variables to pass to get info
int bit_depth, color_type;
png_uint_32 temp_width, temp_height;

// get info about png
png_get_IHDR(png_ptr, info_ptr, &temp_width, &temp_height, &bit_depth, &color_type,
    NULL, NULL, NULL);

if (width) { *width = temp_width; }
if (height){ *height = temp_height; }

// Update the png info struct.
png_read_update_info(png_ptr, info_ptr);

// Row size in bytes.
int rowbytes = png_get_rowbytes(png_ptr, info_ptr);

// glTexImage2d requires rows to be 4-byte aligned
rowbytes += 3 - ((rowbytes-1) % 4);

// Allocate the image_data as a big block, to be given to opengl
png_byte* image_data;
image_data = (png_byte*)malloc(rowbytes * temp_height * sizeof(png_byte)+15);
if (image_data == NULL)
{
    fprintf(stderr, "error: could not allocate memory for PNG image data\n");
    png_destroy_read_struct(&png_ptr, &info_ptr, &end_info);
    fclose(fp);
    return 0;
}

// row_pointers is for pointing to image_data for reading the png with libpng
png_bytep* row_pointers = (png_bytep*)malloc(temp_height * sizeof(png_bytep));
if (row_pointers == NULL)
{
    fprintf(stderr, "error: could not allocate memory for PNG row pointers\n");
    png_destroy_read_struct(&png_ptr, &info_ptr, &end_info);
    free(image_data);
    fclose(fp);
    return 0;
}

// set the individual row_pointers to point at the correct offsets of image_data
int i;
for (i = 0; i < temp_height; i++)
{
    row_pointers[temp_height - 1 - i] = image_data + i * rowbytes;
}

// read the png into image_data through row_pointers
png_read_image(png_ptr, row_pointers);

// clean up
png_destroy_read_struct(&png_ptr, &info_ptr, &end_info);

//free(image_data);
*image_data_ptr = (char*)image_data; // return data pointer

free(row_pointers);
fclose(fp);

fprintf(stderr, "\t texture image size is %d x %d\n", *width, *height);

return 1;
}

#endif

and:
unsigned int load_and_bind_texture(const char* filename)
{
char* image_buffer = NULL; // the image data
int width = 0;
int height = 0;

// read in the PNG image data into image_buffer
if (png_load(filename, &width, &height, &image_buffer)==0)
{
    fprintf(stderr, "Failed to read image texture from %s\n", filename);
    exit(1);
}

unsigned int tex_handle = 0;

// request one texture handle
glGenTextures(1, &tex_handle);

// create a new texture object and bind it to tex_handle
glBindTexture(GL_TEXTURE_2D, tex_handle);

glPixelStorei(GL_UNPACK_ALIGNMENT, 1);

glTexParameteri(GL_TEXTURE_2D, GL_TEXTURE_WRAP_S, GL_REPEAT);
glTexParameteri(GL_TEXTURE_2D, GL_TEXTURE_WRAP_T, GL_REPEAT);
glTexParameteri(GL_TEXTURE_2D, GL_TEXTURE_MAG_FILTER, GL_LINEAR);
glTexParameteri(GL_TEXTURE_2D, GL_TEXTURE_MIN_FILTER, GL_LINEAR);

glTexEnvf(GL_TEXTURE_ENV, GL_TEXTURE_ENV_MODE, GL_MODULATE);

glTexImage2D(GL_TEXTURE_2D, 0,
            GL_RGB, width, height, 0,
            GL_RGB, GL_UNSIGNED_BYTE, image_buffer);

free(image_buffer); // free the image buffer memory

return tex_handle;
}

these are then called from the init() method:
background_texture = load_and_bind_texture("images/office-wall.png");
an_face_texture1 = load_and_bind_texture("images/clock.png");

A:
the image is loaded in the same way the background is loaded.

Yes, and that is almost certainly the problem. While both images are PNGs, they are almost certainly not the same format.
Let's actually debug what you see in the loaded texture. You see 2 overlapping with 10. 3 overlapped with 9. 8 overlapped with 4. All interlaced with each other. And this pattern repeats 3 times.
It's as if you took the original image, folded it over itself vertically, and then repeated it. 3 times.
The repetition of "3" in this strongly suggests a mismatch between what libPNG actually read and what you told OpenGL the texel data actually was. You told OpenGL that the texture was in the RGB format, 3 bytes per pixel.
But not every PNG is formatted that way. Some PNGs are greyscale; one byte per pixel. And because you used the low-level libPNG reading interface, you read the exact format of the pixel data from the PNG. Yes, it decompresses it. But you're reading exactly what the PNG stored conceptually.
So if the PNG is a greyscale PNG, your call to png_read_image can read data that isn't 3-bytes per pixel. But you told OpenGL that the data was 3 bytes per pixel. So if the libPNG wrote 1 byte per pixel, you will be giving OpenGL the wrong texel data.
That's bad.
If you're going to use libPNG's low-level reading routines, then you must actually check the format of the PNG being read and adjust your OpenGL code to match.
It would be much easier to use the higher-level reading routines and explicitly telling it to translate grayscale to RGB.


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adidas and UEFA Extend Partnership for European Club Football
adidas to supply official match balls for UEFA club football competitions until 2018
Herzogenaurach / Nyon, December 15th, 2011 - adidas and UEFA today announced the extension of their long-term partnership for the UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League as well as the UEFA Super Cup and UEFA Women's Champions League. The deal will see adidas extend its long-term partnership for each competition until 2018, further strengthening its position as the world's leading football brand.
As the Official Supplier Partner for the UEFA Champions League and the UEFA Europa League, adidas will continue to supply bespoke official match balls for both tournaments. In the new agreement, adidas will hold the rights to design and market the exclusive UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League branded sportswear and will continue to support the UEFA Young Champions grassroots event as well as outfit the volunteers for both finals.
''Being associated with the biggest club tournaments in Europe - the UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League - will allow us to further strengthen and extend our global football market leadership,'' said Herbert Hainer, CEO of the adidas Group.
Commenting on the agreement, David Taylor, CEO UEFA Events S.A. said:
"We are very pleased that adidas has chosen to renew and further extend its agreement with UEFA for our European club football competitions. This extension proves the strength of our business relationship and ensures that adidas remains at the heart of European club football. Our continued collaboration will bring new opportunities for the promotion of the very best of European football to a worldwide audience."
adidas and UEFA have a shared history and passion for football which they aim to develop further through the new partnership:
- adidas will offer a high-performance product range worldwide featuring the insignia of the UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League
- Bespoke UEFA Champions League corners will be set up in all adidas own-retail stores offering insignia product ranges for the tournament
- The UEFA Champions League match officials will sport a special kit featuring the UEFA starball design
- adidas will offer a bespoke UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League apparel and accessories range for each respective final
- Further UEFA Champions League grass roots programs will be set up complete with UEFA Champions League inspired apparel ranges
- adidas will also produce and supply the official match ball for the UEFA Women's Champions League and UEFA Futsal Cup Finals.
adidas producing official match balls since 1970
adidas' experience in football production is unequalled. adidas has been making footballs since 1963 and is now the world's leading manufacturer, always at the cutting edge of technology.
adidas has supplied the official match balls to all major UEFA and FIFA tournaments since 1970, and since 2006 is also the Official Supplier of the match ball for all UEFA Champions League games. The adidas Finale ball has been used for the UEFA Champions League Final since the 2000/2001 season. adidas has also produced the official match ball for the UEFA Europa League since the 2009/10 season.
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Wexford (from the Old Norse: Waes Fjord meaning "inlet of the mud flats", also Irish: Loch Garman) is the county town of County Wexford in the Republic of Ireland. It is situated near the south-eastern tip of Ireland. Wexford lies on the south side of Wexford Harbour, the estuary of the River Slaney. The town was settled by the Vikings in about 800 AD. They named it Waes Fjord, inlet of the mud flats, and the name has changed only slightly into its present form.
County Wexford was the centre of the 1798 rebellion against English rule. Wexford town was held by the rebels throughout the fighting and was the scene of a notorious massacre of local loyalists by the United Irishmen, who executed them on the bridge in the centre of Wexford town.
The Boys of Wexford is a famous Irish ballad commemorating the Irish Rebellion of 1798. The ballad was lyrics were composed by Patrick Joseph McCall and music by Arthur Warren Darley, who also composed other Wexford ballads "Boolavogue", "Kelly the Boy from Killanne". Patrick Joseph McCall (6 March1861 – 1919) was an Irish poet, known mostly as the author of lyrics for popular ballads. He was born in Dublin, Ireland, the son of John McCall, where he attended St. Joseph's Monastery, Harold's Cross, a Catholic University school. He spent his summer holidays in Rathangan, County Wexford where he spent time with local musicians and ballad singers. He also collected many old Irish airs, but is probably best remembered for his patriotic ballads. He attended Catholic University School in Dublin.
Arthur Warren Darley (1873-1929) was an Irish Fiddle player, composer, music teacher and examiner as well as a traditional music archivist. Darley was born in Dun laoghaire and first lived in Silchester Road. He was a grandnephew of poet George Darley. His father Henry Warren Darley had converted to Catholicism. In 1923 he purchased a house in Northumberland Road, Dublin. His family was musical both in traditional and classical. His grandfather played the uilleann pipes and fiddle, his father played fiddle and viola and Arthur played fiddle and piano. Arthur was playing the fiddle well at 8 years of age. He was a fellow in The College of Violinists, London, Professor of Leinster School of Music & Drama, Director of the municipal School of Music, and was deeply interested in Irish Music. He met Patrick Joseph McCall who spent much of his time in Wexford. Together they collected old tunes and Ossian Publications published them.
We'll ne'er again be foes.
More dear than gold to me.
The red drops of my heart."
A tyrant he laid low!
We cut our gory way.
Whose steel we ne'er did fear.
And love our country still!


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ABA Approves Law Students Receiving Credit for Paid Externships
Summary: The ABA has lifted its previous ban on students receiving academic credit for paid externships.
After years of debate, the American Bar Association announced a big change that will help law students with their student loan debt. The organization has lifted the ban that stated students could not receive credit and pay for externships. Proponents for the change rejoiced for an initiative that they said was long overdue.
While this is exciting news for many, law schools maintain the option to not allow the compensation with credit. Some law professors expressed concerns that if law students are paid, the externships would shift from an educational experience to a job that purely benefits the employers. Think getting coffee and making copies. Addressing this concern, the ABA added a provision that "ensure[d] that students participating in field placements for which compensation is offered would be receiving a substantial lawyering experience deserving of academic credit."
Before ABA made its decision, The Washington Post published an editorial, supporting the reform.
"This reform is simple common sense: the educational value of an externship does not depend on whether the student is paid or not," Ilya Somin of The Washington Post wrote. "Moreover, allowing credit for paid externships is particularly valuable for poor students and others who may be having difficulty making ends meet. That's an especially significant advantage at a time when there is increasing (often justified) concern over excessive law school tuition. At the very least, the ABA should not forbid individual law schools from making their own decisions on this issue. Schools should be able to decide for themselves whether any given paid externship has enough educational value to justify awarding academic credit."
The lift of the ban was a part of new regulations passed by the ABA in August. The group meets every summer to discuss and decide on matters that impact law schools and the legal community. Other big changes include stripping law schools of accreditation if too few of their graduates pass the bar and updating its sexual harassment policy.
The proposal was first rejected by the ABA in June of 2014. In March of 2015, the council signed off on the proposal after the House of Delegates asked for reconsideration. In August of 2016, the lift of the ban became official after the House of Delegates completed the final approval. According to the ABA press release, the decision to allow paid externships was concluded after a "spirited debate."
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George Condo
b. 1957, American
George Condo established his position in art history with his unique painting style, which made him loved by both critics and the public. Also, he has proved his influence in the market as an artist with the highest auction record among living artists. He coined the term Psychological Cubism for his works, which feature strangely fractured and distorted human figures.
Condo has been the subject of a number of solo exhibitions at major art museums and notable biennales, including Tate Modern in London, MoMA in New York, Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, the Venice Biennale, and the Lyon Biennale. His works have also been presented alongside some classical masterpieces by Cézanne, Picasso, Matisse, Klee, and Giacometti. Condo's works are in the collections of renowned art museums and institutions, including Tate Modern in London, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York, the National Gallery of Art in Washington, Centre Pompidou in Paris, Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, Moderna Museet in Stockholm, among others.
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2005, Oil on canvas
Bozo's BBQ
Memphis Mary
2002, Patinated bronze
Phoenician Boy
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It's that time of the year where all I crave is comfort food, especially anything full of carbs. There's also something about Indian style spices that scream comfort food to me, it's usually what I crave during this cooler, rainy weather. I threw in the sauteed spinach because I just returned from a 2 week vacation and was in serious need of a post-vacation detox (no regrets though).
This was actually inspired by a meal that I had on vacation, I had no idea what dopiaza was but it was so good. After some googling after I got home, I found out it is a dry Indian style curry. So, this is what I came up with and I paired it with an Indian spiced brown rice. Red wine is always a good idea, along with the naan too.
There's a bit of time needed to chop everything, but other than that this is really simple to throw together. Simplicity has been my ally since my schedule has been so busy lately. This is vegan as well (unintentional, I am not a true vegan) so it is perfect for your next meatless Monday.
Add the coconut oil to a large pot over medium heat, cook the onion until softened, about 3-4 minutes. Add the garlic and ginger cooking until fragrant. Next add the tomatoes, butternut squash, spices, water and black beans and stir together. Reduce the heat and simmer for about 30 minutes, or until the squash is soft when pierced with a fork.
Top with chopped cilantro or parsley and serve over the spiced rice with naan and sauteed greens!
Combine all of the ingredients in a small pot with a lid. Bring to a boil, then reduce the heat and let simmer, covered, until the rice has absorbed all the liquid. This will take 25-35 minutes depending on the rice you use. Fluff with a fork and serve with the dopiaza!
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Per 100 g / mL serving the food "Double Whopper with Cheese, Burger King" within the category "Hamburgers & Sandwiches" has a total of 266.0 calories and the following nutrition facts: 14.5 g protein, 13.5 g carbs and 17.1 g fat. All other nutritional information like vitamins and minerals you can find above within the calorie chart for the food "Double Whopper with Cheese, Burger King".
The nutritional information for this food were collected for the first time on 2014-04-15. The values have been updated the last time on 2014-04-15. Producer: Burger King. Our main data sources are nutritional information on producer's websites, food packaging and the USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference (Release 21).


Zombie Crisis is a thrilling game where you have to shoot zombies for your survival. This role-playing game gives you an exciting experience of performing bold actions to kill those zombies.
It is a perfect game for shooting lovers, where they have to destroy zombies facing environmental crisis and find out what actually is hidden behind the event.
When zombies approach you, show your shooting skills to prevent them from hitting you in any way. The features allow you to be ready for actions by preparing the strong weapons and by wearing the equipment you believe are suitable to handle the situation. This game also gives you a helping hand in the form of robots; they can be taken along for powerful shooting to kill the zombies.
Aim your weapon on zombies and shoot, on their head to kill them on the spot.
The game has three modes with different functions that include Campaign mode, Search mode and Hunter mode.
It allows you to prepare your own soldier team using the robots. They can be customized designed as per your needs, choices, and preferences. You can choose from a range of options available in the game, such as Spider Armor, Crazy boy and others.
The whole game is evolved among zombies, you and your soldiers, so at each step, you have to fight with zombies for the survival. Always be prepared and ready to live longer.
The game also includes an array of weapons to help you in making the strong battle against zombies. The numerous weapons include rifle, electromagnetic guns, flame grenade, and several others.
The feature of upgrading your arms to improve their attributes works effectively in fighting strongly and confidently.
Even if you do not have Wi-fi, you can enjoy this time killer game offline.
required is to target your gun at zombies with any fear and shoot them directly on their heads.
Remember, if you show any mercy or you are low in confidence, the chances of your survival decreases.
This zombie shooting and survival game not only improves your shooting skills but also makes you a trained sniper.
Never stay behind when it comes to your city. Simply, get up with all courage and strength you have, and protect your citizens.
So, the game is about your courage and strength, no matter how many zombies come on your way.
You must know that you can enjoy playing this addictive game on your Windows or Mac based PC as well. As there is no direct way exists to get this mobile game on your PC/Mac, therefore, few steps are needed to be followed.
Emulator, that connects the mobile and PC to enable you to enjoy mobile games on your PC/Mac, is to be used.
Bluestacks, one kind of Emulator, is to be downloaded on your PC to run this game.
Once it installed, make a search for 'Zombie Crisis' to get this game on your PC/Mac.
Select, click install and make sure to go with the instructions carefully.
Once the game is installed, visit home screen of Bluestacks and open the game.
Simply click and start playing a game anytime you want.


When you think of French, you probably just see it as one of the foreign languages that you have to take for two years in order to complete the graduation requirements at King's Academy. But alas, this is an insult to French – one of the most beautiful and useful languages in the world. (Did you know that French is spoken by 129 million people in 54 countries?) Imagine a world without French toast, French fries and French kisses (ew!). The image of France as a romantic country with amiable cafés, cutting-edge fashion, and the iconic tour Eiffel has been planted deeply in the minds of the world. That image is merely a tip of the iceberg, however, as myriad French quirks still wait to be discovered and appreciated.
Out of a mutual love of French and a yearning to establish French culture in the school, several King's Academy students including Marah Ajeilat and Saif AlTarawneh proposed the idea of a French club to motivated French students who wanted learn more. After receiving approval from Dr. Mark Foster, the French club officially began in early December of 2014, gaining over 25 members including this reporter. In our French club's weekly meeting, everyone is free to propose activities that can help to foster our learning of the language, such as watching movies or playing word-guessing games. We also talk about current issues in the world and on campus, discussing how to make it more fun for students to learn French and how to foster a French culture in King's Academy.
In recent meetings, the club has come up with several plans: watching the classic French film La Grande Illusion at Lycée Français in Amman, organizing a Karaoke night on Valentine's Day (inshallah it will be romantic) that all King's Academy students are welcome to join. (It is also the Chinese and Korean New Year weekend so prepare yourselves for some culture diffusion!) If you cannot come on weekends, there are other options: a Trivia night to be held on a school night in March, between the start of Spring Term and Spring Break. This grand event will involve schools that teach French from all over Amman. The food will be délicieux and everyone is welcome to come. Another great opportunity to learn about French culture is a trip to France between the end of the school year and Ramadan. The details of the trip have not yet been settled – it will either be a tour of France or an exchange with a local French school. Additionally, we are discussing the possibility of supplementing or replacing AP French with term-long courses such as French Cinema, French Culture through its comics, French Art, Architecture and Cuisine. For now, these are just wild thoughts; But imagine watching French movies and talking about real French culture in class instead of just studying boring grammar in textbooks!
If you are interested in these diverse activities and want to join our French club, please contact Dr. Mark. We meet every Sunday at 6:15 P.M. in Dr. Mark's apartment. (Lots of snacks are offered, including chips in various flavors, cookies, dates, and juice.) Every Monday 6:15 PM, we have French table in the dining hall. Come and join us if you have a true love for French language and culture!


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Dynacor Resumes Gold Exports from Peru
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MONTREAL, QUEBEC–(Marketwired – March 3, 2014) – Dynacor Gold Mines Inc. (TSX:DNG)(OTC:DNGDF) (Dynacor or the Corporation) is pleased to announce that it has resumed its gold exports from Peru. The Corporation will shortly begin purchasing gold ore from its government registered suppliers for its Huanca plant following a temporary suspension in its ore purchases as reported in a press release dated January 29, 2014. Dynacor will resume ore processing, at 250 tpd, as soon as it has secured the necessary ore inventory.
Dynacor Gold Mines will be present at PDAC 2014 in Toronto from March 2 to 5 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, South Building at Booth 3129. The Company senior management from Peru and Canada will be present to meet our shareholders and discuss the future development of the Company.
ABOUT DYNACOR GOLD MINES INC.
Dynacor is an ore processing and gold exploration and mining company active in Peru through its subsidiaries since 1996. The Company differentiates itself from pure exploration companies as it also generates income and cash flow from its wholly owned ore processing plant in Peru. The Company's assets include five exploration properties, including the Tumipampa property, as well as its 250 tpd gold and silver ore processing mill at Acari. Dynacor's mill produces gold from the processing of ore purchased from ore producers from all over Peru. Dynacor's strength and competitive advantage comes
with the experience and knowledge the Company has developed while working in Peru. Its pride remains in maintaining respect and positive work ethics toward its employees, partners and local communities.
Certain statements in the foregoing may constitute forward-looking statements, which involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of Dynacor, or industry results, to be materially different from any future result, performance or achievement expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. These statements reflect management's current expectations regarding future events and operating performance as of the date of this news release.
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In the ongoing quest to improve performance, organizations have sought reductions in process cycle times, enhancements in supply chain efficiency, greater quality assurance and many forms of cost savings. Recently, interest in obtaining better measures of advertising campaign performance has shown a noticeable uptick.
Marketers spend billions of dollars each year on advertising to reach consumers. eMarketer estimates that media advertising spend will approach $180 billion this year. Although television ads still account for nearly half of expenditures, digital media advertising is expected to be a close second within a few years, driven mainly by growth in advertising on mobile devices. Despite the heavy investment, though, advertisers have struggled to determine which dollars are actually producing results.
The multichannel customer experience has only made the job more difficult. Consumers move from one channel to another during a ?purchase; typically, they do a significant amount of research online, but ultimately, they often make purchases offline, either by phone or in-store. Consumers may also click on a display ad, read some reviews, comparison shop and then buy online.
Some of the more rudimentary attribution models use the "last click" approach to assign credit, but given the multichannel user experience that is typical of the purchasing path, that model is simplistic and does not reflect the consumer's behavior. Other models divide credit equally among all touchpoints with which the consumer engages. Those models also do not accurately weight the impact of each channel.
Fractional attribution models use sophisticated algorithms to sort out the effect of each form of advertising and assign credit. They are considered the most accurate ones currently available. Those models can account for the impact of ads at different stages of the purchase process, for example, which might begin with a display ad that generates brand awareness, continue with a keyword search and proceed through conversion (purchase).
PC manufacturer Lenovo was using a model in which various channel marketing departments each claimed a percent of credit for sales, but the data was siloed and added up to much more than the actual sales. Wanting a data-driven approach, Lenovo began analyzing sales using Adometry (adometry.com), an attribution analytics and marketing performance management solution. Adometry ingests data from advertisers' existing systems, such as ad servers and site analytics platforms.
The output of that data analysis is provided in an interactive user interface through which the Adometry customer can see the results and make future decisions to optimize the effectiveness of their campaigns while increasing marketing return on investment.
In Lenovo's case, the company was able to make tangible improvements in its advertising strategy as a result of the analyses carried out by Adometry. For example, it verified that most of its revenue was coming from multitouch conversion paths, but that direct navigation and search accounted for the largest amount of revenue overall. Lenovo also discovered that a comparison engine it had considered eliminating was a high performer for conversion. In addition, branded display ads had a greater role in moving consumers toward conversion than had been realized, and they are now being used more effectively in online and offline marketing strategies.
Launched with a video that went viral, Dollar Shave Club ships razors and other personal care products directly to consumers. Initially focused on digital advertising only, the company eventually tried some offline ads, starting with radio. As its product line expanded, the company also began considering television ads. Given the cost of the new advertising venues, Dollar Shave Club wanted assurance that the dollars would be well spent. On the advice of its television agency, Media Design Group, the company began using Convertro to evaluate the return on its investments.


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Q: Haskell: parallel do versus list comprehension To make a list comprehension run in parallel, it's easy to tack on using parList rdeepseq, but what if the list comprehension is expressed using do notation?
For example, this bit of code runs just fine in parallel.
    entry n = [ (rowSet,finalEV rowSet,rrDone rowSet,oneRRLeft rowSet,twoRRLeft rowSet) | rowSet <- getChoiceList 13 n] `using` parList rdeepseq
      where
          prevFinal = getFinalEVNEW $ entry (n-1)

          rrDone rowSet = (getRRDoneNEW prevFinal rowSet)

          doneStripped rowSet = map (\(v,_,ev) -> (v,ev)) (rrDone rowSet)
          oneRRLeft rowSet = getRRChoicesNEW (doneStripped rowSet)

          oneRRStripped rowSet = map (\(v,_,ev) -> (v,ev)) (oneRRLeft rowSet)
          twoRRLeft rowSet = getRRChoicesNEW (oneRRStripped rowSet)

          twoRRStripped rowSet = map (\(v,_,ev) -> (v,ev)) (twoRRLeft rowSet)
          finalEV rowSet = weightedEV theProbs (twoRRStripped rowSet)

But it's easier to read when expressed with do notation. The part above, expressed in do form, and with the broader context becomes:
monster :: [[([Bool],Double,[([Int],Int,Double)],[([Int],[Bool],Double)],[([Int],[Bool],Double)])]]

monster = [ entry i | i <- [0..13] ]
  where
    entry 0 = [(replicate 13 False,0,[],[],[])]

    entry n = go ( getFinalEVNEW ( entry (n-1) ) )
      where
        go prevFinal = do

          rowSet <- (getChoiceList 13 n )

          let rrDone = (getRRDoneNEW prevFinal rowSet)
          let doneStripped = map (\(v,_,ev) -> (v,ev)) rrDone
          let oneRRLeft = getRRChoicesNEW doneStripped

          let oneRRStripped = map (\(v,_,ev) -> (v,ev)) oneRRLeft
          let twoRRLeft = getRRChoicesNEW oneRRStripped

          let twoRRStripped = map (\(v,_,ev) -> (v,ev)) twoRRLeft
          let finalEV = weightedEV theProbs twoRRStripped

          return (rowSet,finalEV,rrDone,oneRRLeft,twoRRLeft)

But it's unclear how to make the do form run in parallel.
Is there a straightforward way to transform a parallel list comprehension to an equivalent do form?
EDIT: The "do version" was expanded a bit for context.
A related issue is the fact the algorithm is recursive, and any attempt to parallelize entry n should wait until entry (n-1) is in normal form. Right?
This is a calculation for a solution to a game similar to Yahtzee. It's a "let's learn Haskell" exercise.

A: The straightforward translation of the code you say works looks like this:
entry n = go ( getFinalEVNew ( entry (n-1) ) ) `using` parList rdeepseq

If you insist on attaching the using clause to the do block, you can either use parentheses:
go prevFinal = (do
  ...
  ) `using` parList rdeepseq

or use an indentation level between that of the where block and the do block:
go prevFinal = do
  ...
 `using` parList rdeepseq

or apply using in prefix:
go prevFinal = (`using` parList rdeepseq) $ do
  ...


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À propos du CCR
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Today, there are over 60 million refugees and internally displaced people in the world with a disproportionate percentage found in Africa. Most of those refugees have been driven from their homes by armed strife, displacing people to search for better lives for themselves and their children in settings that fail to meet standards for even basic human dignity. Protection of the human rights of these people is highly uncertain and unpredictable.
According to the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) it is estimated that Africa is home to 26% of the world's refugee population, estimated at 18 million people.
Theories are not in short supply as to why the plight of African refugees has not received the same attention as that of other refugees for a very long time. When Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) released highlights in August 2017 from Visa Office Specific Information on PSR processing, the average processing time in all the African missions that have been capped since 2011 remains deeply troubling. African Visa posts historically and even now have some of the longest processing time in the world.
The mandate of the African Refugee Network (ARN) of the Canadian Council for Refugees is to serve as a national network of concerned individuals with a passion to link hands with African refugees, immigrants, and victims of human rights abuses such as human trafficking and to highlight their rights and need for protection to the Canadian Government and the public. The ARN will address settlement support as well as the challenges of family reunification of African refugees. The ARN will advise the CCR to ensure these concerns have a strong national voice.
Working within the structures of the CCR, the ARN will:
Advocate for just and fair policies on the protection of African refugees.
Engage in advocacy campaigns for African refugees who are detained or confined to camps for decades.
Engage in public education campaigns around root causes of conflicts and how Global Affairs Canada can play a role in addressing the conflicts as well as the effects.
Mobilize and empower African diasporas, including the youth, to engage further in advocacy, cultivate a strong and united national voice within the CCR in the best interests of African refugees.
Working with the CCR
The network will be an integral part of the CCR, linked to the Overseas Protection and Resettlement (OPR) Working Group and tasked with raising issues about African refugees. As a subcommittee of the CCR, the advocacy of ARN will be guided by CCR policies. The ARN will bring recommendations for public statements to the OPR, which in turn will bring them to the Executive to speak on behalf of CCR.
The leadership of ARN will comprise of representatives from all the Canadian provinces and territories and will work in collaboration with OPR leadership.
Approved by the Executive March 2018, for review in one year
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It is expected that more than 6600 people will be playing in this year's World Series of Poker. With that record number of entrants, you could probably say that there is a good chance that an unknown could win again this year. However, with the way that Phil Ivey is playing lately, I wouldn't be so sure. He seems to be on a collision course with a bracelet at the final event.
Phil Ivey, in his last two tournaments, cashed at the World Poker Tour championship event, which had an incredibly rich field of entrants, and just finished 2nd in the WSOP circuit event, losing to Jeff Lisandro. Two very strong finishes in two very tough fields. You have to think that with Phil Ivey's aggressive style of play, that he will be able to work up a fairly substantial stack playing all of those less experienced players at the World Series of Poker.
Several places offer betting on the World Series of Poker. If you took Ivey and Michael Mizrachi to win as your two choices, you would probably stand a good chance of winning. These are the two hottest players on the tour right now.


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Beijing by Motorcycle Side-car
Posted by Marian Goldberg on October 18, 2011 at 1:20pm
Frenchman, Yves du Parc, Vice President and General Manager of Beijing Sideways, parked his motorcycle on the street and showed up on time (no traffic jams for the motor bike) to meet me at my hotel.
He sized my helmet and adjusted my lap belt in the side car of his "Chang Jiang," literally "The long River" motor bike, took my photo, and hopped onto his seat. Then, he turned the ignition key, and we were off.
I had traveled through Beijing many times before, mostly in the back seat of a taxi, but this was my first motorcycle experience ever! I was thrilled to feel the wind on my face, as we zipped through Beijing's new Central Business District or "CBD" and I got up close to the phenomenal new skyscrapers. I snapped photos of The Park Hyatt tower, the Jianwai Soho Center, and the copper-colored Reignwood Building connected to the Fairmont Hotel by its distinctive "Sky Bridge." I marveled at the Prospect Center one of Beijing's new "green" buildings and The Place retail complex with its 820 ft long by 98 ft wide LED "Skyscreen" that is suspended from six stories (80 feet). We whisked past the CWTC and the CWTC3: the China World Trade Center, the tallest building in China, and I was blown away by Reem Koolhaas' CCTV building (right), a non-traditional arch-like tower with the nick name "Boxer Shorts."
I shot blurry, moving photographs of the SOHO Guanghua, intriguing with its white panels sloping at various angles and circular windows sitting next to other colorful circular panels, all enhanced by street level semi-circular entrances and doorways. Speaking loudly over the street noise, Yves explained how SOHO stands for "Small Office Home Office," and Guanghua Lu is the area's major east-west thoroughfare.
Our tour continued past the Ancient Ming Dynasty Observatory (circa 1442), now called the Ancient Astronomical Instruments Display Hall, situated at the southeast corner of Beijing's Jianguomen Bridge and on to the hutong alleyways of the ChongWenMen district, named for the gate that was once part of Beijing's city wall but was torn down in the 1960's to make room for the Second Ring Road.
We drove through the Gulou hutongs in the area of the Drum and Bell towers -- two of the oldest monuments in Beijing, as well as the most famous hutong, NanluoGuzinag, but we also explored GeiluoGuxiang, Fangijia hutong, and Dongsi liutiao.
We slowly motored through a food market hidden in a typical old hutong on Liuxie Street, a few hundred yards south of Tiananmen Square. Taking the motorcycle through the hutongs was truly a highlight. We got up close enough to actually watch old men playing Mahjong or checkers; kids tossing balls, eating ice cream from street vendors, or riding around in toy tractors; and old men and women just walking around in their pajamas, as they view the streets as their yard.
In fact, the streets were so narrow that we got stuck behind a small van (which wasn't supposed to be there) that could not turn one of the street corners. Yves got off the motorcycle to help hand turn the van with some of the residents. This actually turned out to be a great way to meet the locals.
Following the hutongs, we drove to a Pearl Market called Hongqiao.
We parked the motor bike and hopped off. Inside, we meandered our way through the stalls with vendors shouting to me in broken English about some great deals on their handbags, shoes, and household items. We ignored their pleas and continued via escalator to the third floor, where discount pearls and pearl jewelry are sold. We proceeded onward to a back corner stairway, and headed up one more level, where only the finest pearl jewelry was for sale. We turned right and snuck through a small entrance providing direct access to a "secret" roof-top terrace/garden. It was a glorious, private panoramic view of Beijing, with the CBD in the distance to the west and a clear view of the main tower of the 600 year-old Temple of Heaven to the east. We could also see the south Chinese Gate of Tiananmen Square.
I thought the roof-top garden was the conclusion of the tour, but I was wrong. Next, came a lovely ride along the Houhai Lakes, north of Tiananmen Square, which had been dug in the Yuan Dynasty (14th century) to berth barges from the Grand Canal and bring goods from around China and beyond to the Emperor in his nearby Forbidden City. The leafy, once-Bohemian neighborhood, now lined with chic and trendy bars, boutiques, restaurants, and tourist Pedi-cabs, was just a drive-by en-route to our last attraction, the NCPA: Beijing Opera House, affectionately called "The Egg."
Here, we once again parked the motor bike and got out to take a closer look. Newly completed in 2007, the 130,000 square foot, ultra-modern elliptical dome of titanium and glass, seats 5,452 people in three halls. It was designed by French architect Paul Andreu, who surrounded it by an artificial lake. Lit at night, it provides a dramatic contrast to the nearby 1959 formal Soviet-style Great Hall of the People, designed by Zhang Bo, where legislative and ceremonial activities are held.
This two-hour tour was all I had time for on this trip to Beijing. However, after learning more about Beijing Sideways' full-day and over-night motorcycle side-car trips to the Great Wall -- including hiking and a first-quality French picnic atop one of the wall towers, I was determined that on my next trip to China, I would have to head out on a Wall hike. Canadian Jacques McNeill, told me that the Wall trip was so romantic, that he actually proposed to his girlfriend atop the tower! I would return to Beijing with my 12-year-old son for a Great Wall Hike. He would tell me that the motorcycles are "Awesome!" and the Wall, "So cool!" But that story will be a new and even more splendid adventure to share soon.
Beijing Sideways has five full-time "Insiders" (their term for their "unofficial guides") and two part-time Insiders. They speak English, French, Spanish, Italian, Romanian, Dutch, German and Chinese. They have taken just honeymoon couples to groups as large as 80 conference participants. So far, their oldest guest was 86, but they have even taken six-month-old babies on the city tours.
The Orchid (65 Baochao Hutong, Dongcheng District; +86 10 8404 4818). Just opened in April 2011, in a restored and revived traditional hutong home, the Orchid is a 10-room, boutique sanctuary in a thrillingly local setting. The new hotel is ancient on the outside but truly modern in the inside -- from the design to the everywhere-free-wifi to the comprehensive wine and beer bar that includes such signature local brews, as "Iron Buddha Blonde," infused with tieguanyin, a premium oolong tea. The transformative collaborative vision of a Tibetan accountant, a Canadian chef and tea exporter, and a Hong Kong architect, I am afraid this will not long remain Beijing's best kept secret hideaway with knockout terrace views of the Drum and Bell Towers. (Doubles from 600 CNY.)
Indra Chopra October 23, 2011 at 11:06am
You covered the interesting spots. Look forward to reading the second installment
Sam Scribe > Indra Chopra October 23, 2011 at 12:26pm
Looks like a fine way to see Beijing -- or almost any city, for that matter. And Yves du Parc looks like a man who enjoys his work.
Marian Goldberg October 19, 2011 at 9:38am
I just attached some photos. Is three the limit?
Ed Wetschler October 18, 2011 at 10:09pm
This sounds so great, Marian. Do you have any photos?


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Q: relation between $\frac{\partial V}{\partial x} $, and $\frac{\partial V_1}{\partial x} $ $V_1=V(x,-y)$ let $V=V(x,y)$ and $V_1=V(x,-y)$
then what is relation between $\frac{\partial V}{\partial x} $, and   $\frac{\partial V_1}{\partial x} $
and between $\frac{\partial V}{\partial y} $ and$\frac{\partial V_1}{\partial y} $
using chain rule
$$\frac{\partial V_1}{\partial y}=\frac{\partial V1}{\partial x}.\frac{\partial x}{\partial y} +\frac{\partial V_1}{\partial (-y)} .\frac{\partial (-y)}{\partial y}   $$ now $\frac{\partial x}{\partial y}=0. $ gives $$ \frac{\partial V_1}{\partial y}=-\frac{\partial V_1}{\partial (-y)}=-\frac{\partial V(x,-y)}{\partial (-y)}  $$
is it right up till now??  is $\frac{\partial V(x,-y)}{\partial (-y)} =\frac{\partial V}{\partial y } $???

A: Here is a way to make the application of the chain rule simpler. I'd like to differentiate $V_{1}$ by going through $V$. Let's introduce the helper function
$$\pi(x,y)=(x,-y)$$
$\pi$ is a differentiable map $\mathbb{R}^{2} \to \mathbb{R}^{2}$. We have:
$$V_{1}(x,y) = V(\pi(x,y))$$
so $$V_{1} = V \circ \pi$$
and hence by the chain rule, $$dV_{1} = dV \cdot d\pi$$
or perhaps more familiarly
$$\frac{\partial V_{1}}{\partial x}=\frac{\partial V}{\partial \pi_{1}}\frac{\partial \pi_{1}}{\partial x} + \frac{\partial V}{\partial \pi_{2}}\frac{\partial \pi_{2}}{\partial x}$$
where $\pi(x,y) = (\pi_{1}(x,y),\pi_{2}(x,y))$, i.e. $\pi_{1}(x,y) = x$ and $\pi_{2}(x,y) = -y$. In other words, differentiate $V$ with respect to its first argument, and multiply by how much the first argument changes with respect to $x$, and do the same for the second argument. The derivatives $\frac{\partial V}{\partial \pi_{i}}$ are evaluated at $\pi(x,y)$, while the derivatives of $\pi_{i}$ are evaluated at $(x,y)$. We have $$\frac{\partial \pi_{1}}{\partial x} = 1; \frac{\partial \pi_{2}}{\partial x} = 0$$
Therefore,
$$\frac{\partial V_{1}}{\partial x}_{(x,y)} = \frac{\partial V}{\partial \pi_{1}}_{\pi(x,y)}\frac{\partial \pi_{1}}{\partial x}_{(x,y)} \\ = \frac{\partial V}{\partial x}_{(x,-y)}$$
Similarly, $$\frac{\partial V_{1}}{\partial y}_{(x,y)}=\frac{\partial V}{\partial \pi_{1}}_{\pi(x,y)}\frac{\partial \pi_{1}}{\partial y}_{(x,y)} + \frac{\partial V}{\partial \pi_{2}}_{\pi(x,y)}\frac{\partial \pi_{2}}{\partial y}_{(x,y)} \\ = -\frac{\partial V}{\partial y}_{(x,-y)}$$


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According to Infoholic Research, nanomedicine is the future and new revenue stream in the healthcare industry. Nanomedicine could provide cost-effective novel therapies and diagnostics using the empowering capacity of nanotechnology applied in the healthcare industry. Nanomedicine could increase the efficiency and diminish the side effects unlike the other tender therapies for any particular condition. The elementary principles of this technique are based on the targeted drug delivery using nanoparticles (such as nanorobots), proper analysis using sensors and micro electro mechanical system (MEMS), and to diagnose in vivo biochemical activities. The result is an increasingly better understanding of the molecular biology of diseases leading to new targets for more specific and earlier diagnostic and therapeutic treatments. These new options will cause profound changes in future healthcare systems by enabling more personalized, regenerative, and remote medicinal activities. According to Infoholic Research, the "Global Nanomedicine" market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 17.1% during the forecast period 2017–2023 to touch an aggregate of $392.80 billion by 2023.
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Carterus fulvipes é uma espécie de insetos coleópteros pertencente à família Carabidae.

A autoridade científica da espécie é Latreille, tendo sido descrita no ano de 1817.

Trata-se de uma espécie presente no território português.

Referências

Ligações externas
 Carterus fulvipes - Biodiversity Heritage Library - Bibliografia
 Carterus fulvipes - NCBI Taxonomy Database
 Carterus fulvipes - Global Biodiversity Information Facility
 Carterus fulvipes - Encyclopedia of Life

Coleópteros de Portugal
fulvipes
Coleópteros descritos em 1817

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