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MIT Study Highlights Causes of Declining Solar Energy Costs
Using a quantitative method and an advanced conceptual framework, MIT researchers were able to assess solar energy costs over time.
Over the past several decades, MIT researchers have been studying the rapidly declining costs of #solar and renewable energies. One of their most recent studies evaluated and identified the reasons why solar #energy costs have declined overall. Their results were highlighted in the December 2018 edition of Energy Policy and detail the once elusive reasons why solar energy costs have decreased so much in the past 40 years. Additionally, this particular study looked at which trends should be carried into the future or maximized in order for solar energy costs to decrease even more.
Using a quantitative method and an advanced conceptual framework, MIT researchers were able to assess solar energy costs over time. Specifically, researchers began with a cost model that effectively broke down variables in solar energy costs and how those variables change over time. In a recent interview with CleanTechnica, one of the head researchers of the solar energy cost study, Dr. Göksin Kavlak, addressed the results of their studies and his assessment of the industry in the past, present, and future.
The Influence of Research and Development
One particular highlight of this solar energy cost study that sticks out is the focus on research and development or R&D contributions, both private and government-funded. From 1980-2012, researchers found that one of the most important factors to decreasing solar energy costs was the contributions offered by R&D Companies. Dr. Kavlak told CleanTechnica that R&D companies primarily drove device-level changes, meaning there was improvement made in overall production efficiency, silicon usage, and other device-level modifications. It was found that the contributions from R&D companies over the course of over two decades provided a significant reduction in overall solar energy costs.
Differences in the way private verses government-funded R&D companies operate also contributed to the decrease in solar energy costs. When these organizations are not working hand-in-hand, government-funding is usually put towards the fundamental development of solar energy technology, while private funding typically has a much more focused or specific objective.
Contributing Factors Identified
In addition to specific funding sources for solar energy technology, MIT researchers looked at the specific variables that have lessened the costs overtime. Eight specific factors were identified. Silicon-usage, the price of silicon, efficiency, non-silicon building and production material costs, manufacturing location size, wafer area, production yield, and a final variable indicating depreciation of equipment, operation and maintenance costs, and electricity and labor costs. Over the course of a given year, all of these factors ultimately paint a picture of how and where exactly solar energy costs have been reduced. As researchers continue to track these variables, they predict that costs will continue to decline for solar energy.
Guiding the Future of Solar Technology
Researchers at MIT will continue to monitor and evaluate various factors in the solar energy realm that contribute to decreasing costs. With support from the U.S. Department of Energy through a generous grant to fund this solar energy cost research, more insights are likely to be discovered in coming years. Ultimately, the analysis of declining solar energy costs thus far will undoubtedly help multiple entities private and public sectors, as well as solar energy developers and engineers.
As solar energy implementation increases and the demand for renewable energy becomes more apparent, these and other studies will likely guide manufacturers and developers in the future. Navigating solar energy technology is brand-new territory. The studies that come out of respected institutions like MIT are critical. A solid plan for the future of solar technology will be just as important as the solar technology itself. Without a clear framework explaining where solar technology costs have decreased the most, developers would be unable to make effective business and budget decisions.
Addressing the inevitable solar energy challenges in the coming decades seems less daunting now. These and other studies are helping identify what is being done right and where, ultimately influencing the direction many solar energy companies will take now and in the near future. Declining costs and increased efficiency in solar energy procedures is great news for developers, researchers, and consumers alike.
https://cleantechnica.com/2019/01/31/solar-power-research-study-investigates-rapidly-declining-costs/
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0301421518305196?via%253Dihub#!
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Q: How to make the h1 tags appear in one(same) line using jsp I have two text boxes one for first text and the other for second text. Each have a drop down
box for choosing the size(so they can be of different or same size). Right now I am able to choose different
sizes and it works fine. The trouble I am having is they are displayed in two different
lines like:
       first text
       second text

but I want them to be displayed next to each other. For example
      first text second text

The code that I have right now is as follows:
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    <c:choose>
        <c:when test="${properties['type'] == 'styled'}">

                first text

        </c:when>
        <c:otherwise>

                first text

        </c:otherwise>
    </c:choose>
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        <c:when test="${properties['type1'] == 'styled'}">

                second text

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A: Try adding style="display: inline;" to your h1 tags.  (Of course, really you should do this in your CSS file, but this will quickly tell you if it works.)

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My oldest son discovered that he really likes what Ben Carson has to say, so when I had the opportunity to review a book of his through Family Christian, I had to jump at it.
America the Beautiful did not disappoint.
Connor grabbed it immediately and started reading.
He proceeded to come to me pretty much every time he picked up the book and say something like, "Mom, listen to this. It makes so much sense!"
One thing he said to me was that this is "not a book to sit down and just read through in an afternoon as it requires a lot of thought."
He did take it slowly, reading a chapter or even less in a sitting. This child takes after his mama, and he can easily read almost anything in a single sitting. Except, perhaps, his homework. But that's another post.
What is America becoming? Or, more importantly, what can she be if we reclaim a vision for the things that made her great in the first place? In America the Beautiful: Rediscovering What Made This Nation Great, Dr. Ben Carson, author and professor at John Hopkins Medical Institutions, helps us learn from our past in order to chart a better course for our future. From his personal ascent from inner-city poverty to international medical and humanitarian acclaim, Carson shares experiential insights that help us understand what is good about America, where we have gone astray and which fundamental beliefs have guided America from her founding into preeminence among nations.
Written by a man who has experienced America's best and worst firsthand, America the Beautiful is at once alarming, convicting and inspiring. You'll gain new perspectives on our nation's origins, our Judeo-Christian heritage, our educational system, capitalism versus socialism, our moral fabric, healthcare and much more. An incisive manifesto on the values that shaped America's past and must shape her future, America the Beautiful calls us all to use our God-given talents to improve our lives, our communities, our nation and our world.
Dr. Carson goes through each of the ideas listed in that second paragraph and he gives a whole lot of historical background to the issue and presents his ideas as well. "He presents a problem and lets you think about it, and then presents his solutions. He keeps you involved." was how Connor described it.
Connor has finished reading the book. I have not yet. I've heard about most of it though.
What I have read is written in a conversational style, with lots of examples from all kinds of different people. I completely agree with my son that Carson is engaging and encouraging.
One message that Connor appreciated was summed up in this quote from Benjamin Franklin, which is included in the notes. "The U.S. Constitution doesn't guarantee happiness, only the pursuit of it. You have to catch up with it yourself."
Another statement he liked, which Carson brought up more than once, was "If two people believe the same thing about everything, one of them isn't necessary."
One of the best things about this book is that it goes over so many of the issues that are so very important in the United States today, and it gets you thinking about them. Especially as we are going into a presidential campaign again (didn't we just finish one?), there is plenty of food for thought, and we do have room to disagree with Carson. However, as Connor put it, "I think that this book should be required for everyone voting for the first time as it is making you aware of what the issues out there really are."
I have a copy to give away! With a bonus entry if you have a first-time presidential voter in your midst. I'm doing that for Connor, and I obviously have no way to check that, so I'm trusting you on that one!
I really enjoyed reading Ben Carson's biography. I would love to read this book too! It sounds great.
This book looks really awesome!
I have liked Ben Carson since I first saw him on the What My Parents Did Right series decades ago.
I would love to read this. I'm interested in finding out more about Ben Carson and this is such a timely topic.


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Q: bind values of specific array of a json model to a control in sapui5 I am quite new to SAPUI5 and currently I am struggling with the json model.
Lets assume that I have the following .json file:
{
"Region": [{
    "Region": "MEA",
    "Year": [{
        "Year": 2016,
        "Monat": [{
            "Monat": "Januar",
            "AE": 5,
            "UE": 1
        }, {
            "Monat": "Februar",
            "AE": 10,
            "UE": 2
        }, {
            "Monat": "März",
            "AE": 15,
            "UE": 3
        }]
    }, {
        "Year": 2017,
        "Monat": [{
            "Monat": "Januar",
            "AE": 20,
            "UE": 4
        }, {
            "Monat": "Februar",
            "AE": 25,
            "UE": 5
        }, {
            "Monat": "März",
            "AE": 30,
            "UE": 6
        }]
    }]
}, {
    "Region": "Amercias",
    "Year": [{
        "Year": 2016,
        "Monat": [{
            "Monat": "Januar",
            "AE": 5,
            "UE": 1
        }, {
            "Monat": "Februar",
            "AE": 10,
            "UE": 2
        }, {
            "Monat": "März",
            "AE": 15,
            "UE": 3
        }]
    }, {
        "Year": 2017,
        "Monat": [{
            "Monat": "Januar",
            "AE": 20,
            "UE": 4
        }, {
            "Monat": "Februar",
            "AE": 25,
            "UE": 5
        }, {
            "Monat": "März",
            "AE": 30,
            "UE": 6
        }]
    }]
}]

}
I already defined the model in the manifest.json to access it globally (if I have understood that way correctly).
What I want to achieve is the following thing:
I want to build the sum Region for the value MEA for the year 2016 by building the sum of the key "AE" for all the months. This sum should be finally displayed on a tile. Iam able to do that in flat hierarchy, but since I am using 2 nodes here (2016, 2017) and the parent node region, I am not quite sure on how to navigate the specific year.
I read something in the documentation and on this platform here about the getproperty part, is that maybe a way to solve my problem? Would be great if anyone has an example for that, so I can try to achieve it on my own.

A: Even though you have your global model, you can create models on run time and bind them to certain views.
Anyway to do the sum, just navigate trough your levels and do the sum at the end with a formatter function.
Here an example:
With Aggregation binding

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
 <head>
  <meta http-equiv='X-UA-Compatible' content='IE=edge'>
  <meta charset="utf-8">

  <title>MVC with XmlView</title>

  <!-- Load UI5, select "blue crystal" theme and the "sap.m" control library -->
  <script id='sap-ui-bootstrap'
    src='https://sapui5.hana.ondemand.com/resources/sap-ui-core.js'
   data-sap-ui-theme='sap_bluecrystal'
   data-sap-ui-libs='sap.m'
   data-sap-ui-xx-bindingSyntax='complex'></script>

  <script id="view1" type="sapui5/xmlview">
      <mvc:View
    controllerName="my.own.controller"
    xmlns:l="sap.ui.layout"
    xmlns:core="sap.ui.core"
    xmlns:mvc="sap.ui.core.mvc"
    xmlns:f="sap.ui.layout.form"
    xmlns="sap.m">
      <VBox items="{/Region}">
        <Panel headerText="Region: {Region}" content="{Year}">
          <GenericTile class="sapUiTinyMarginBegin sapUiTinyMarginTop tileLayout" header="{Year} Profit" press="press">
              <TileContent unit="Unit">
               <NumericContent value="{path: 'Monat', formatter: '.mySumFormatter'}" valueColor="Critical" indicator="Up" />
              </TileContent>
             </GenericTile>
           </Panel>
         </VBox>
   </mvc:View>
 </script>

  <script>
   // define a new (simple) Controller type
   sap.ui.controller("my.own.controller", {
     mySumFormatter: function(aMonat){
       var sum = 0;
       for(var i=0; i<aMonat.length; i++){
         console.log("ssss")
         sum += aMonat[i].AE
       }
       return sum;
     }
   });

   // instantiate the View
   var myView = sap.ui.xmlview({viewContent:jQuery('#view1').html()}); // accessing the HTML inside the script tag above

   // create some dummy JSON data
   var data = {
          "Region": [{
              "Region": "MEA",
              "Year": [{
                  "Year": 2016,
                  "Monat": [{
                      "Monat": "Januar",
                      "AE": 5,
                      "UE": 1
                  }, {
                      "Monat": "Februar",
                      "AE": 10,
                      "UE": 2
                  }, {
                      "Monat": "März",
                      "AE": 15,
                      "UE": 3
                  }]
              }, {
                  "Year": 2017,
                  "Monat": [{
                      "Monat": "Januar",
                      "AE": 20,
                      "UE": 4
                  }, {
                      "Monat": "Februar",
                      "AE": 25,
                      "UE": 5
                  }, {
                      "Monat": "März",
                      "AE": 30,
                      "UE": 6
                  }]
              }]
          }, {
              "Region": "Amercias",
              "Year": [{
                  "Year": 2016,
                  "Monat": [{
                      "Monat": "Januar",
                      "AE": 5,
                      "UE": 1
                  }, {
                      "Monat": "Februar",
                      "AE": 10,
                      "UE": 2
                  }, {
                      "Monat": "März",
                      "AE": 15,
                      "UE": 3
                  }]
              }, {
                  "Year": 2017,
                  "Monat": [{
                      "Monat": "Januar",
                      "AE": 20,
                      "UE": 4
                  }, {
                      "Monat": "Februar",
                      "AE": 25,
                      "UE": 5
                  }, {
                      "Monat": "März",
                      "AE": 30,
                      "UE": 6
                  }]
              }]
          }]
    };

   // create a Model and assign it to the View
   var oModel = new sap.ui.model.json.JSONModel();
   oModel.setData(data);
   myView.setModel(oModel);

   // put the View onto the screen
   myView.placeAt('content');

  </script>

 </head>
 <body id='content' class='sapUiBody'>
 </body>
</html>

EDIT: Model Node without aggregation binding + Element binding on click

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
 <head>
  <meta http-equiv='X-UA-Compatible' content='IE=edge'>
  <meta charset="utf-8">

  <title>MVC with XmlView</title>

  <!-- Load UI5, select "blue crystal" theme and the "sap.m" control library -->
  <script id='sap-ui-bootstrap'
    src='https://sapui5.hana.ondemand.com/resources/sap-ui-core.js'
   data-sap-ui-theme='sap_bluecrystal'
   data-sap-ui-libs='sap.m'
   data-sap-ui-xx-bindingSyntax='complex'></script>

  <script id="view1" type="sapui5/xmlview">
      <mvc:View
    controllerName="my.own.controller"
    xmlns:l="sap.ui.layout"
    xmlns:core="sap.ui.core"
    xmlns:mvc="sap.ui.core.mvc"
    xmlns:f="sap.ui.layout.form"
    xmlns="sap.m">
      <GenericTile class="sapUiTinyMarginBegin sapUiTinyMarginTop tileLayout" header="{/Region/0/Region} {/Region/0/Year/0/Year} Profit">
          <TileContent unit="Unit">
           <NumericContent value="{path: '/Region/0/Year/0/Monat', formatter: '.mySumFormatter'}" valueColor="Critical" indicator="Up" />
          </TileContent>
         </GenericTile>
      <l:Grid spanLayout="XL6 L6 M6 S6">
        <VBox items="{/Region}">
          <List headerText="{Region}" items="{Year}" mode="SingleSelectMaster" selectionChange="onItemSelected">
            <StandardListItem title="{Year}"></StandardListItem>
          </List>
        </VBox>
        <Panel id="myPanelForSelection" headerText="Selected Region/Year">
          <GenericTile class="sapUiTinyMarginBegin sapUiTinyMarginTop tileLayout" header="{Year} Profit">
              <TileContent unit="Unit">
               <NumericContent value="{path: 'Monat', formatter: '.mySumFormatter'}" valueColor="Critical" indicator="Up" />
              </TileContent>
             </GenericTile>
           </Panel>
         </l:Grid>
   </mvc:View>
 </script>

  <script>
   // define a new (simple) Controller type
   sap.ui.controller("my.own.controller", {
     onItemSelected: function(oEvent){
       var sPath = oEvent.getParameter("listItem").getBindingContext().getPath();
       this.getView().byId("myPanelForSelection").bindElement(sPath)
     },

     mySumFormatter: function(aMonat){
       if(aMonat){
         var sum = 0;
         for(var i=0; i<aMonat.length; i++){
           console.log("ssss")
           sum += aMonat[i].AE
         }
         return sum;
       }
     }
   });

   // instantiate the View
   var myView = sap.ui.xmlview({viewContent:jQuery('#view1').html()}); // accessing the HTML inside the script tag above

   // create some dummy JSON data
   var data = {
          "Region": [{
              "Region": "MEA",
              "Year": [{
                  "Year": 2016,
                  "Monat": [{
                      "Monat": "Januar",
                      "AE": 5,
                      "UE": 1
                  }, {
                      "Monat": "Februar",
                      "AE": 10,
                      "UE": 2
                  }, {
                      "Monat": "März",
                      "AE": 15,
                      "UE": 3
                  }]
              }, {
                  "Year": 2017,
                  "Monat": [{
                      "Monat": "Januar",
                      "AE": 20,
                      "UE": 4
                  }, {
                      "Monat": "Februar",
                      "AE": 25,
                      "UE": 5
                  }, {
                      "Monat": "März",
                      "AE": 30,
                      "UE": 6
                  }]
              }]
          }, {
              "Region": "Amercias",
              "Year": [{
                  "Year": 2016,
                  "Monat": [{
                      "Monat": "Januar",
                      "AE": 5,
                      "UE": 1
                  }, {
                      "Monat": "Februar",
                      "AE": 10,
                      "UE": 2
                  }, {
                      "Monat": "März",
                      "AE": 15,
                      "UE": 3
                  }]
              }, {
                  "Year": 2017,
                  "Monat": [{
                      "Monat": "Januar",
                      "AE": 20,
                      "UE": 4
                  }, {
                      "Monat": "Februar",
                      "AE": 25,
                      "UE": 5
                  }, {
                      "Monat": "März",
                      "AE": 30,
                      "UE": 6
                  }]
              }]
          }]
    };

   // create a Model and assign it to the View
   var oModel = new sap.ui.model.json.JSONModel();
   oModel.setData(data);
   myView.setModel(oModel);

   // put the View onto the screen
   myView.placeAt('content');

  </script>

 </head>
 <body id='content' class='sapUiBody'>
 </body>
</html>


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Q: Function has no objects member pylint I am using django 3 i am getting Function product has no object member error in this objects.all() method in my views.py file can anyone help please
from django.db import models
from django.shortcuts import render
from django.http import HttpResponse

# Create your views here.
from .models import models

def pro(request):
 pro = **product**.objects.all()
return render(request , 'accounts/pro.html' , {'product' : pro})

MODELS.PY
class product(models.Model):
 CATEGORY= (

    ('InDoor' , 'InDoor'),
    ('OutDoor' , 'OutDoor'),
)
name= models.CharField(max_length = 245 , null=True)
price= models.FloatField(null = True)
category= models.CharField(max_length=245 , null=True , choices = CATEGORY)
description=models.CharField(max_length=500 , null= True , blank=True)
date_created=models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True , null = True )
tags=models.ManyToManyField(tag)

def __str__(self):
    return self.name


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Q: Getting an object from observableArray by index I'm designing a quiz with Knockoutjs. I want to display only one question at a time. I was thinking about a global count var which is added by 1 each time a question is answered. However I can't seem to find a way to get only one question at the time.
How would I best approach this? I'm new to Knockoutjs. I tried questions()[number] but that didn't seem to work.
Thanks
JS
$(document).ready(function(){
function Answer(data) {
    this.answer = ko.observable(data.answer);
    this.correct = ko.observable(data.correct);
}

function Question(data){
    this.id = ko.observable(data.id);
    this.question = ko.observable(data.question);
    this.answers = ko.observableArray([]);
    var mappedAnswers = $.map(data.answers, function(item) {return new Answer(item) });
    this.answers(mappedAnswers);
}

function AnswerViewModel(){
    // Data
    var self = this;

    self.questions =  ko.observableArray([]);

    self.checkAnswer = function(item, event){
            if (item.juist() == true){
               $(event.currentTarget).css("background", "green");

            }else{
                $(event.currentTarget).css("background", "red");
            }
    }

    $.getJSON("../res/json/quiz.json", function(allData) {
        var mappedQuestions = $.map(allData.questions, function(item) {return new Question(item) });
        self.questions(mappedQuestions);
    });
}

ko.applyBindings(AnswerViewModel());
});

HTML

<button>Next question</button>

JSON
{
"questions" :
[
    {
        "id": 1,
        "question": "This is the first question",
        "answers" :
        [
            {"answer": "q1a1", "correct": false},
            {"answer": "q1a2", "correct": false} ,
            {"answer": "q1a3", "correct": true},
            {"answer": "q1a4", "correct": false}
        ]
    },
    {
        "id": 2,
       "question": "This is the 2nd question",
        "answers" :
        [
            {"answer": "q2a1", "correct": false},
            {"answer": "q2a2", "correct": false} ,
            {"answer": "q2a3", "correct": false},
            {"answer": "q2a4", "correct": true}
        ]
    }
]

}

A: Jsfiddle is being funny so I can't post the code there, but it's quite simple: you were almost there! Here's a little push.
First, is not really good practice to call the methods in the markup unless necessary, and giving parameters to the function probably means you can use an observable for that. In this case:

<button data-bind="click: $parent.nextQuestion">Next question</button>

As you can see, in the markup I'm only putting the variable, not calling it out in the form filteredQuestions. By now you may be asking, "What's up with that foreach? I only want to display one question, not all of them. And what's up with the filtered thing?"
Here's what I'm doing: instead of displaying the original questions array, I'm displaying a filtered one, that gets updated every time any observables inside it changes. Here's the code for the filteredQuestions.
self.currentQuestionId = ko.observable("1");
self.filteredQuestions = ko.computed(function() {
    var currentQuestion = self.currentQuestionId();
    return ko.utils.arrayFilter(self.question(), function(question) {
        return question.id() == currentQuestion;
    });
});

If you pay attention to the code, I'm only returning one array with one question only, the one which Id is the same as the one set up by the currentQuestionId variable. This is one approach, although there are many: other good one has an observable called selectedQuestion which value is the first question; then in the markup use the data binding with:selectedQuestion. But let's stick with this one, can you guess what does $parent.nextQuestion does?
self.nextQuestion = function() {
    var currentQuestionId = self.currentQuestionId();
    self.currentQuestionId(currentQuestionId + 1);
}

First, we use the $parent keyword in order to browse the actual scope parent, since we are in the children question because of the foreach statement. This function works because of your requirements, but there may be some pitfalls there (what do we do in the last question? what if the id's are not numerically increasing?). That's when the other approach might be more useful, in which in this case you would have something like this:
self.nextQuestion = function(question) {
    var index = self.questions().indexOf(question);
    self.selectedQuestion(self.questions()[index + 1]);
}

The beauty of the last approach? Well, backQuestion is quite easy!
self.backQuestion = function(question) {
    var index = self.questions().indexOf(question);
    self.selectedQuestion(self.questions()[index - 1]);
}

(You obviously need to check IndexOutOfBounds type errors). In this last approach, don't forget that since we are inside a context switching element like foreach, we receive the current question as a parameter. Hope this helps.

A: Here is a working solution.
The code uses mapping plugin to simplify view model creation.
"questionIndex" and "currentQuestion" observables tracks current question.
function AnswerViewModel(){
  var self = this;
  ko.mapping.fromJS(data, {}, self);

  this.questionIndex = ko.observable(0);
  this.currentQuestion = ko.computed(function(){
     return self.questions()[self.questionIndex()];
  });

this.nextQuestion = function(){
  var questionIndex = self.questionIndex();
  if(self.questions().length - 1 > questionIndex){
    self.questionIndex(questionIndex + 1);
  }
};

this.prevQuestion = function(){
  var questionIndex = self.questionIndex();
  if(questionIndex > 0){
    self.questionIndex(questionIndex - 1);
  }
};

this.checkAnswer = function(item, event){
  $(event.currentTarget).css("background", item.correct() ? "green" : "red");
};
}

Markup:

Here I use virtual element   to introduce desired context.


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Once again I am going to question your knowledge of ancient Greece. I assume that you have read Antigone — this great work of Sophocles – in which the heroine chooses to contravene the will of the tyrant, Creon, who is prohibiting the burial of her dead brother.
The argument which she defends is that the unwritten laws of the gods should be obeyed for they are immutable and exist from all eternity. Creon's edict is not Zeus'; and Antigone's conscience tells her that she can, therefore, override his purely human and illegitimate ordinance. She must obey the gods rather than man.
Creon is outraged and condemns her to death and, as tragedy breeds tragedy, the play ends not only with the death of the heroine, who hangs herself, but also with the deaths of her fiancé and his mother.
Both Socrates and Antigone stand for the validity of sacred unwritten laws — the natural law — which nevertheless can be known by man, provided his heart has not been darkened by his immoral life.
This leads me, once again, to the conflict between the state and the individual; there is more than one similarity between the case of Antigone and the situation of our modern states.
A state that exercises legitimate authority and whose laws are just should be obeyed. Anarchism challenges the very authority of the state and for this reason considers that any means leading to its weakening or even of its destruction is legitimate.
Anarchism wages war on the notion of authority as such. Neither Socrates nor Antigone challenged authority; but they rightly chose to obey the dictates of a higher authority (the one of the gods) over the arbitrary dictates of a purely human authority.
The whole question hinges, therefore, on whether or not human laws are just or unjust. Socrates and Antigone would say just laws are in harmony with the unwritten laws that come from the gods. When a law is unjust and in clear violation of moral values, these laws are to be opposed by every possible legitimate means. (We say "legitimate means" because there are also illegitimate ways of doing it.)
When Hitler launched his abominable campaign against the Jewish people, and backed it up by laws that were no longer protecting their rights, it was not only legitimate to oppose these decrees, but it was also obligatory to do everything in one's power to protect the innocent. (How many people perished in concentration camps because of their heroism?)
Alas, the United States had for a time laws permitting the treatment of the blacks as inferior; these laws were plainly unjust and, thank God, have been rescinded. But in the meantime, we have passed laws allowing the murder of unborn children; we have gone from one abomination to another, and are now as blind toward the new one as we were toward the old one. Alas, we remain blind.
The whole question is therefore: Is a decree, a law, an ordinance morally right or morally wrong? And this question makes sense only if moral good and evil are recognized to be objectively valid, and not the "product" of a particular society. Laws should protect the innocent (whether born or unborn) and punish the guilty. (Let us recall the poignant episode in Huckleberry Finn, when Huck decides to help save Jim escape from slavery).
The best mothers are those who love their children so deeply that they do everything in their power to eradicate from the child's character any trait that is evil. Similarly, the best citizens — far from being those who slavishly follow whatever the state orders (good or evil) — are those who faithfully obey just laws, and oppose unjust laws; for any immoral law — apart from its evil character — will necessarily sap the very foundation of the state, which is justice.
By subverting moral laws, relativism and subjectivism undermine the validity of any objective norm, and will inevitably lead to the downfall of a society. Because our society has opted for these destructive philosophies, it is now bogged down in dreadful disorders, one of them being the confusion between legitimate opposition to the state, and illegitimate opposition to it, the latter being condoned in the name of "freedom."
There are many people who find that anarchists and revolutionaries have a right to express their views, even though some of them resort to violence, and these very same people — in defiance of any logic — will condemn any overt opposition to immoral laws, even though they be conducted in peaceful demonstrations. How many innocent people go today to jail for protesting against abortion, and how many criminals go scot-free!
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The cases of Socrates and Antigone being similar, I need not go into more details. What stands out is that those who revolt against the state are often at antipodes. This is because their reasons for doing so are as disparate as anything can be: defense of truth as opposed to the defense of error, defense of justice as opposed to defense of injustice.


Hello, I made a tunnel on Bézier curve(this curve is my road way, I will use Bézier curve generate the race road by program), if I import the tunnel model in jpct-ae , How can I location the tunnel position on Bézier curve at right postion ( I means put the tunel on desized position , the position the same as in blender tool)? thanks very much.
By translating it to the correct position in your code?
If you're exporting a lofted object you probably need to convert it to a mesh. It sounds like you can't see your model because the loft data gets lost when importing into jpct.
Don't know about blender but in 3dsmax I would collapse the mesh then reset the xform and centre the object at world zero.
bezier curve and tunnel model , I use bezier curve data to create an race way , and place the tunnel model at right postion as designed in blender. My question is should I do some special translate for locate the tunnel model at desinged position ? I hope you can see my mean.
No idea. I would just place it in code based on visuals (i.e. fiddle around with the position until it fits).
please help me to check where is wrong , Thanks !
Well , if I 'm right, maybe have some way let model rotate by world origin (0,0,0) .
MM, setRotationPivot can do this ! thanks very much !


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Q: Converting IFormFile to Stream set content type to application/octet-stream I want to upload image files to a Azure Blob Container. I am using .net core webapi post method to upload the image.The upload getting success but the content type is invalid, which convert the original image/jpeg type to application/octet-stream.
[HttpPost]
public async Task<string> Post(IFormFile files)
{
    BlobClient blobClient = _containerClient.GetBlobClient(files.FileName);
    await blobClient.UploadAsync(files.OpenReadStream());
}

Can anyone help me how to upload the image keeping the original content type.
Thanks in advance.

A: If you want to set content-type when you upload file to Azure blob, please refer to the following code
// I use the sdk Azure.Storage.Blobs
[HttpPost]
public async Task<string> Post(IFormFile file)
{
    var connectionString = "the account connection string";
            BlobServiceClient blobServiceClient = new BlobServiceClient(connectionString);
            BlobContainerClient containerClient =blobServiceClient.GetBlobContainerClient("test");
            await containerClient.CreateIfNotExistsAsync();
            BlobClient blobClient = containerClient.GetBlobClient(file.FileName);
            BlobHttpHeaders httpHeaders = new BlobHttpHeaders() {
               ContentType=file.ContentType
            };

            await blobClient.UploadAsync(file.OpenReadStream(), httpHeaders);

            return "OK";
}

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There is a saying that bacon makes everything better. Well camping is pretty awesome in itself, but yes bacon even makes camping better. Its like having an awesome thing topped with an even more awesome thing. Once we teach you how to make bacon over the campfire you will never want to go home.
Two of the best campfire cooking supplies around, after the cast iron skillet, are tin foil and skewers. You can make so many different mouth watering tasty things with just a skewer or some tin foil and a campfire. The camping cult classic s'more begins with a marshmallow on a skewer, for example.
To make the best of breakfast meats over the campfire of course we looked to the skewer. The secret to getting evenly crisp and delightful bacon is to weave each strip onto the skewer stick.Leave just a little bit of space between each weave. You want the bacon to be wavy, it will look like that old fashion hard ribbon candy your grandma puts out in a bowl at Christmastime. More than one strip of bacon can be placed on a skewer depending on how long your skewers are, just be sure to leave a few inches of empty skewer at the end.
Get your campfire going and place two good sized rocks or logs on each side to rest the skewers on over the flames. Place your skewers on the logs or rocks across the flames and rotate every 5 or so minutes sort of rotisserie style for even cooking.
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#7 – DINAMO VLADIVOSTOK – SEASON 2 – FIRST HALF
Dec 4, 2021 / Cameron White
Daniil knew that with last season's successes, expectations of him would rise with the unexpected title win. Partying the month of May and early June away, it was time to re-board the footballing brain express and lay down the foundations for remaining in the First Division.
Silently, the board were confident that Daniil could lead Dinamo Vladivostok to First Division survival at the first time of asking, and then become an established side in the league. But Daniil knew that in order to do so, he would need to change tactics to give them the best opportunity at survival.
Utilising his studies at university, combined with his family roots, Daniil was aware of the Soviet Pakfront, where German tanks would often be ambushed. The idea of the tactic was to entice teams to over-commit in the Vladivostok half, and then have a quick break on them – combining the board's vision of being a defensively-sound team, as well as a counter-attacking team. However, getting talent and quality in was going to be difficult.
The board advised Daniil that after moving up a division, the wage budget was going to increase to £30,000 per week. Daniil knew that spending the full amount could be catastrophic for the club's finances, but he would be able to spend double what he had before and still have room in the bank if need be. With the majority of his first season squad out of contract at the end of June, it was time to start ear-marking targets and get plans in motion.
The Experienced Figures
Although the club vision is to sign players under the age of 23 for the first team, Daniil knew that overloading his team with younger talent and inexperienced players would be his own downfall. Nasadyuk & Gordienko both signed extensions last season to stick around, whilst top goal-scorer Sikoev was under contract for another year. Left-back Valentin Vinnichenko also signed a new contract and these were the main basis of last year's starters that would help out with the new faces.
But Daniil knew he couldn't rely on them for a full season. Yes, they were good enough in the tier below, but with the likes of Ufa, Ural, Novgorod & B teams in this division, they would struggle.
Kushniruk, Bogaev, Kutin, Geloyan and Baitukov, all join Vladivostok on a free transfer following the expiration of their previous contracts. Kushniruk managed to accumulate 57 games in the First Divison between the ages of 19 and 21, so is experienced at this level. Bogaev came through the Zenit youth ranks and represented the first team 5 times in the top flight. A lot of development moves during his time with Zenit, Bogaev has had experience in the First Division and was playing in the same tier as Vladivostok last season. The ability to play a number of positions was also a stand-out pro in signing him for 2 years.
Kutin arrives as one of the club's biggest earners, but that is the price you pay for a player that can play along the back-line with First Division experience. Given the board's view of signing younger players, Daniil needed to strike the balance with a few older heads, and Kutin fits the bill.
Armenian Geloyan also provides that depth in an attacking sense with his ability to play anywhere in the final third. Two footed, and in his prime years, he would be a key player should Daniil want to achieve anything this season.
Baitukov on the other hand was signed because of his ability to play 4 positions comfortably. If we had to change tactics and got a bit more attacked, we had the option to drop Baitukov back into a full-back position. Although his history suggests he had never played higher than the third tier in Russia, he looks good enough to do a job and offer squad depth around the team.
The Up and Coming
But whilst Daniil knew his two signings before were not in line with the board's vision, he brought in 11 lesser experienced players that had the quality to step into the team, yet the potential to develop in the years to come.
A lot of signings were made throughout the summer, which could affect squad cohesion, but required given the numbers that left during the summer, it was a risk worth taking. Armenian Mnatsakanyan was also a steal for Daniil and looks to have anchored his position in the team already; unfortunately, the determination is on the low side so will be more of a short-term fix. Valery Ganus looks promising considering he had spent a full year out of football before joining Vladivostok, no medical report flags anything up but Daniil reckons this is one that has gone under the radar, and the 6'4″ defender will certainly cause issues in the opposition box.
With a fresh-looking playing squad in place and a slightly improved staff network in place, Daniil knew that he had done as much as he could in preparation for the clubs first season in the First Division. Predicted to finish 17th, Daniil was relishing the challenge to prove the pundits wrong.
Financially, the club had yet to recover from their first season as a team, but both Daniil and the board knew that this was likely to improve with First Division exposure.
With £1.7 million coming into the club, Vladivostok could be settled for a few years before starting to feel the pinch of expenditure. A club with no debt other than the overdrawn account? That is some positive signs. Coupled with the prize money involved in the competitions this season, there was plenty of reasons to be positive about the financial future of the club.
Stepping up a division was always going to be a difficult task for Daniil. He knew this. He was spending his summer watching videos of his league opposition and trying to gauge his players' abilities against the league average, but he had to be realistic. Vladivostok were a few levels off matching the league.
Smart recruitment was key, and grinding results were going to be key. Should he be able to keep Vladivostok in the division and competing, the level of ability attracted to the club goes up and in turn, the club's stature goes up.
A positive start to the league campaign filled Daniil with belief that it could be a season of promise, but that was brutally shot down by the time August rolled around. Exit from the Russian Cup in the Third Round against Volgar happened first, before shipping 10 league goals in 4 matches – the start of an abysmal run.
The lack of goals was alarming, but equally so, the number of goals being conceded was alarming. A switch from one striker to two in September saw edgy games of fine margins, but come October it was a familiar trend. Daniil was getting increasingly frustrated. The supporters were too. Was it time to throw caution to the wind and go back to something more familiar; and potentially upset the board?
Daniil knew something had to change. But he couldn't be too hard on the players; any promotion comes with adverse times the following season, it is a marathon and not a sprint. Ending the first half of the season in the relegation zone was concerning, especially given it was the club's first time in the relegation zone, but Daniil knew there was another couple of gears to shift through. It is time for Daniil and his boys to roll up their sleeves and get dirty. Survival is on the cards. He believes.
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Michael S. Barr, Betsey Stevenson, Susan Dynarski, and Paul Courant
Five Ford School faculty are among the thirty-six University of Michigan faculty members who will be honored on October 30 at the annual Faculty Awards Dinner, which recognizes notable contributions in the areas of teaching, service and scholarship.
University Diversity and Social Transformation Professorships
Susan Dynarski
Susan Dynarski was presented with the University Diversity and Social Transformation Professorship award, which honors senior faculty whose work has promoted the university's goals around diversity, equity and inclusion.
Dynarski is an economist known for her commitment to accessible and equitable education. Through U-M's High Achieving Involved Leader (HAIL) program, she demonstrated that high-achieving, low-income students who received a commitment of financial aid were more than twice as likely to apply and enroll in a top-tier university. Her findings led to the creation of U-M's Go Blue Guarantee.
Distinguished University Professorships
Distinguished University Professorships, the U-M's top faculty recognition, were created in 1947 to recognize senior faculty for exceptional scholarly or creative achievement, national and international reputation, and superior records of teaching, mentoring and service.
This past year three Ford School faculty were among the newly-minted DUPs:
John Ayanian
Ayanian's commitment to research and improving patients' access to quality care has helped reduce gender, racial, ethnic and socioeconomic disparities in health care in the United States. He revealed gender differences in the treatment of heart disease and racial disparities in access to kidney transplants. His teams also have demonstrated how insurance coverage is associated with improved survival for women with breast cancer and improvements in access to care and health outcomes.
Paul Courant
Courant has held several leadership positions at U-M, including director of the Institute of Public Policy Studies (now the Ford School), chair of the Department of Economics, associate provost for academic and budgetary affairs, provost and executive vice president for academic affairs, and university librarian and dean of libraries.
Courant is a leading policy economist who is nationally recognized for his research in urban economics and public finance. He was among the first to recognize how university libraries could use digital technologies to benefit global research and scholarly communication. His vision and leadership led to a partnership with Google to digitize library collections, resulting in the Google Books corpus and the HathiTrust Digital Library.
Earl Lewis
Lewis is a noted scholar of African-American and urban history and advocate for racial and gender equity, social justice and inclusion. He has explored the complex ways in which African Americans have defined their place in American society, politics and culture. He contributed significantly to U-M's defense of affirmative action as essential to the university's ability to educate all its students in two 2003 U.S. Supreme Court cases.
Faculty Recognition Awards
The Faculty Recognition Awards are intended for mid-career faculty who have demonstrated remarkable contributions to the university through achievements in scholarly research or creative endeavors; excellence as a teacher, advisor and mentor; and distinguished participation in service activities of the university and elsewhere.
Betsey Stevenson
As chief economist at the U.S. Department of Labor from 2010-11, Stevenson helped shape post-Great Recession policies. From 2013-15, she advised President Barack Obama on social and economic policy issues as a member of the White House Council of Economic Advisers.
Stevenson is renowned for her research on income and happiness and how public policies shape economic forces. She has shown that people with higher incomes report greater happiness, those who live in richer countries are happier on average than those in poorer countries, and levels of happiness rise in countries as economic conditions improve. She also has shown that it takes fewer dollars to boost the well-being of people who start with less income.
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Bombing suspects planned 'jihad' in New York
Four men due in court Thursday to face charges of plotting to bomb Jewish sites and shoot down military planes were arrested after planting what they thought were explosive devices near a synagogue and community center, authorities say.
Officials told The Associated Press the arrests came after a nearly yearlong undercover operation that began in Newburgh, N.Y., about 70 miles north of New York City.
James Cromitie, David Williams, Onta Williams and Laguerre Payen, all of Newburgh, were charged with conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction within the United States and conspiracy to acquire and use anti-aircraft missiles, the U.S. attorney's office said.
Three of the defendants are U.S. citizens and one is of Haitian descent, officials said.
The men had planned to detonate a car with plastic explosives outside a temple in the Bronx neighborhood of Riverdale and to shoot military planes at the New York Air National Guard base at Stewart Airport in Newburgh with Stinger surface-to-air guided missiles, authorities said.
The defendants planned to "destroy a synagogue and a Jewish community center with C-4 plastic explosives," Acting U.S. Attorney Lev L. Dassin said.
The religious targets were the Riverdale Temple, founded in 1947, and the Riverdale Jewish Center, authorities said.
The New York City police commissioner says four men wanted to commit jihad when they plotted to bomb a Jewish temple and shoot down military planes in upstate New York.
At a news conference outside the Bronx temple Thursday, Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly quoted one of the men as saying, "If Jews were killed in this attack … that would be all right."
However, Mayor Michael Bloomberg warned against stereotypes. He stressed that the Riverdale Temple is open to people of all faiths, including a Muslim girl who sometimes prays there.
The city leaders met privately with congregants Thursday morning. Kelly said the neighborhood security was heightened to improve residents' comfort level.
The defendants are due in federal court Thursday in White Plains.
"This latest attempt to attack our freedoms shows that the homeland security threats against New York City are sadly all too real and underscores why we must remain vigilant in our efforts to prevent terrorism," New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg said in a statement. The mayor is expected to appear at Riverdale Jewish Center morning services with Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly.
The defendants, in their efforts to acquire weapons, dealt with an informant acting under law enforcement supervision, authorities said. The FBI and other agencies monitored the men and provided an inactive missile and inert C-4 to the informant for the defendants, a federal complaint said.
In June 2008, the informant met Cromitie in Newburgh and Cromitie complained that his parents had lived in Afghanistan and he was upset about the war there and that many Muslim people were being killed in Afghanistan and Pakistan by U.S. military forces, officials said.
Cromitie also expressed an interest in doing "something to America," they said in the complaint.
In October 2008, the informant began meeting with the defendants at a Newburgh house equipped with concealed video and audio equipment, the complaint said.
Beginning in April 2009, the four men selected the synagogue and the community center they intended to hit, it said. They also conducted surveillance of military planes at the Air National Guard Base, it said.
The suspects were arrested Wednesday night, shortly after planting a mock explosive device in the trunk of a car outside the Riverdale Temple and two mock bombs in the backseat of a car outside the Jewish Center, authorities said.
Rep. Peter King, the senior Republican on the House Homeland Security Committee, was briefed on the case following the arrests.
"This was a long, well-planned investigation, and it shows how real the threat is from homegrown terrorists," said King, of New York.
Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., said if there can be any good news out of this case it's that "the group was relatively unsophisticated, penetrated early and not connected to any outside group."
"The shocking plan to blow up a Jewish house of prayer with what the jihadist terrorists thought were C-4 explosives is dramatic proof that the dangers from such fanaticism have not passed and that American Jews must maintain their vigilance," said a statement released by the Simon Wiesenthal Center, a Jewish human rights group.
The defendants were jailed Wednesday night and couldn't be contacted for comment. The FBI didn't immediately return a telephone message seeking information on whether the men had lawyers.


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It has long been fashionable to lament the decline of scholarship in UK museums. And it is true that in some museums, particularly those funded by local authorities, concentration on outreach, combined with cuts, has tended to marginalise scholarship. But in university and national museums research is alive and well; indeed, more and better research is done in museums now than ever before, with results that are visible in the quality of their exhibitions, long-term displays and publications. Recent catalogues of Italian paintings in the National Gallery (Nicholas Penny and Georgia Mancini), of Italian sculpture in the Wallace Collection and previously the Ashmolean (Jeremy Warren), of Medieval ivories in the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) (Paul Williamson and Glyn Davies), and Medieval illuminated manuscripts by Rowan Watson are of a higher standard than ever and suggest that object-based scholarship in museums is far from dead.
But if academic research in museums is flourishing, expertise—by which I mean the ability to recognise and identify objects, surmise their history from their appearance, tell the genuine from the false and make judgements about quality—is not. Indeed, expertise, which is distinct from, and may sometimes be antithetical to, scholarship, has become patchy, even rare, in museums.
To illustrate what I mean, it may help to retell the Greenhalgh story. In November 2007 Shaun Greenhalgh was sent to prison for selling fakes. His Amarna Princess, an alabaster Egyptian sculpture, was bought for £439,767 by Bolton Museum in 2002, with grants of £360,000 from the National Heritage Memorial Fund and £75,000 from the National Art Collections Fund (now the Art Fund). Greenhalgh carved the figure in his garden shed using basic DIY tools and stained it with clay and tea to make it look old. Fake provenance linked it to the sale of the Earl of Egremont's collection at Silverton Park in Devon in 1892.
Vernon Rapley, then head of the Metropolitan Police's art and antiques unit, who organised the exhibition of the Greenhalghs' work held in the V&A in 2010, said: "Looking at them now I'm not sure the items would fool anyone. It was the credibility of the provenances that went with them." That is to say that the experts concerned were readier to concentrate on the documentary aspect of the objects' histories than to look hard at the thing in question.
Those fooled included the British Museum, which authenticated the Amarna statuette, the Tate, and the Henry Moore Institute. The Faun was displayed at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, while the Art Institute of Chicago hailed it as a "major rediscovery" and included it in their "definitive" exhibition on Gauguin.
Why were so many curators taken in? The reasons for this are various and cumulative. Education has little use now, after nursery school, for haptic skills or for the development of thinking through doing. And this is ever more the case as the educational ladder is scaled. Now that almost all curators have doctorates they have developed intellectually in an environment governed by the assumption that evidence is documentary, invalid unless referenced. So while at home researching provenance, they may find it difficult to interrogate, let alone give primacy, to evidence from the object itself.
At the same time, as conservation, education and IT became professionalised, within museums the curatorial role narrowed. The basic documentation, now digitisation, of the collections tended increasingly to be delegated to people on short-term contracts; so the often impressive knowledge gained by them, from detailed scrutiny of the objects, was lost when their contracts came to an end. Identification of objects brought in by the public, once a central part of museums' public service, which required young curators to look hard at things and answer questions about them, has long been on the wane.
Dealers and auctioneers who used regularly to seek expert opinions from museums rarely do so now. The ever higher standards expected of exhibitions mean that curators are less often required to trawl through the collections to mount displays at short notice. Funds for acquisition have been cut and cut again, so there is less need to haunt the dealers, scan auction catalogues, interrogate the collection for gaps, and learn to avoid the acute embarrassment of buying something that turns out to be "wrong". Scientific analysis has made great strides, but knowing that the paper is 16th century and the composition of the ink correct may distract the curator from judging whether the drawing is 16th century, too.
Curators are now less often responsible for physically rehousing and moving collections, with the forced intimacy that such moves entail, while the increasingly impressive expertise of conservators seems to have discouraged curators from taking responsibility for the way the objects in their care are cleaned and presented. Living in a society in which digital communication and advertising come up with endless tricks for attracting visual attention, tricks that we must learn in self-defence to screen out and ignore, inhabiting a world more used to knowing about things than knowing them directly and for themselves, relying more on the internet for knowledge than on personal experience, it is unsurprising that sustained and critical looking—learning from direct contact with tactile and visual evidence—is hard, even suspect. One price we pay, if by no means the greatest, is the loss of that direct intuitive response to the object, based on experience, that used to delight and inform the curator.


Useful road map of Hessle district, town centre and surroundings.
Hessle Maps: With this easy to print map, you can see local districts of Hessle, its central area and surroundings within the county of Yorkshire, England in the United Kingdom. Using this detailed Hessle map, you can find your way around the town and locate streets, roads and facilities in Hessle.
The view of the map shown on this page is of the town centre area of Hessle, use the minus ( - ) button (bottom right of map) to view districts of Hessle and surrounding areas, villages, towns and points of interest. Hessle district map. By viewing this map you can judge roughly how far Hessle is from these nearby places and see the distance between.
Things you can view include: All Saints Infant School, Hessle High School and Sixth Form College, Boothferry Playing Fields, Redcliffe House B&B, Northfield, Hessle Pre-School Nursery, Hessle Cemetery, Hessle Bookshop, The River Humber, Hesslewood Lodge Dental Practice, The Humber Bridge, The A63 (Clive Sullivan Way), Hessle Railway Station (Train Station), Humber Bridge Country Park, Parish Church of All Saints Hessle, Central Hessle Bus Stop (The Square), Spire Hull & East Riding Hospital, Country Park Inn and more (you may need to utilize "view on Google maps" link).
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7 movies to watch this weekend on Disney Plus
Havana Syndrome: CIA report indicates that most cases were not caused by foreign powers
They auction cars from $100,000: this Thursday the auction ends, how to participate? | Chronicle
River Plate, determined to shake the transfer market: Barco's signing is about to be closed
A plane had to return to Miami for a passenger without a mask – News
Starts pilot to make withdrawals and deposits with cryptocurrencies in Colombia
How Barco plays, River's next reinforcement
How is Spain's strategy to treat Covid like a flu
The film Natsu e no Tunnel, Sayonara no Deguchi reveals a new visual — Kudasai
Chevrolet's new coupé SUV: will it be compact or medium?
Home/Business/what areas are they looking for and how to apply
what areas are they looking for and how to apply
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According to the website, the selection processes offer "equal employment opportunities and affirmative action. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, sex (including pregnancy, childbirth, reproductive health decisions or related medical conditions), sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, age, protected veteran status, disabled person status, genetic information, political opinions or activities, or other legally applicable protected characteristics. "
In addition, qualified applicants with criminal records are considered, "in accordance with applicable federal, state and local laws."
What areas of work are searched in Meta
In general, the area of advertising technology is the most requested.
AR / VR, business development and partnerships, communications and public policy, creative, data and analytics, design and user experience, business engineering, global operations, or infrastructure, for example.
There are also other categories such as: Legal, Finance, Facilities and Administration, People and Hiring, Product Management, Research, Sales and Marketing, Security, Software Engineering, or Technical Program Management.
Goal: How to know which vacancies are available
The easiest thing to do to find out what job there is is to go to the website where Facebook advertises its jobs. Right now, for example, there are 3,793 options.
When selecting a job, you must click on 'Apply to work' and then fill in the required information. In all cases they will ask you to upload your resume or enter your LinkedIn profile link.
Finally, you should bear in mind that applying for a job in Meta does not necessarily mean working with Facebook, you can do it on other platforms such as WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, Novi, Oculus, Portal, WhatsApp or Workplace.
What are the requirements to work in Meta
Requirements vary by position, but in general it is important that you demonstrate experience in the area in which you are applying for the job. It is also key that you know that not all jobs require presence, because due to the pandemic, many jobs are carried out from home.
While it must be taken into account that the command of English is essential for almost all offers.
Inflation 2022: the BCRA will boost positive rates and anticipate the end of the tailwind
Renault presents two new hydrogen models under the HYVIA brand – News – Hybrids and Electric
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The "blue" dollar hit a new high and traded at $ 209 – News


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Qatar Airways to Launch Flights to Ta'if From 2nd October
Qatar Airways will begin flights from Doha to Ta'if, in the Makkah province of Saudi Arabia, from October 2, 2013, the national carrier announced Monday. The non-stop service from Doha will operate four-times-a-week. The new services to Ta'if will bring the carrier's global network to 131 destinations worldwide.
Doha International Airport, the primary hub of Qatar Airways
Commenting on the route expansion, QA Chief Executive Officer Akbar Al Baker said, "For nearly 20 years we have been steadily growing our presence and services to Saudi Arabia. "As our sixth destination, Ta'if will bring additional connectivity for passengers connecting from Asia, the Middle East and GCC countries." The Doha-Ta'if route will be operated by an Airbus A320 with an average travel duration time of just over two hours. The aircraft will feature 144 seats in a two-class configuration of 12 seats in Business Class and 132 seats in Economy. Selected aircraft will feature seatback TV screens, providing passengers with the next generation interactive on board entertainment system, featuring a choice of more than 800 audio and video on-demand options, together with an SMS text messaging service from each seat. The launch marks the continued expansion of services by Qatar Airways to Saudi Arabia since it began in 1997 with non-stop flights to Jeddah. Since then the airline has added Riyadh, Dammam, Madinah and Gassim to its portfolio of destinations. Ta'if has a variety of cultural and outdoor activities hotspots like Al Rudaf Park, located south of Ta'if, is a large natural park where clumps of tree lie scattered amidst magnificent weathered granite rocks. The site also has a small zoo. Other attractions include the Ta'if Rose Plantation; regional museum Shubra Palace; Rock Carving Site, 40 kms north of Ta'if, is Okaz Souk, the site of the largest and most well-known of the pre-Islamic souqs or gathering places. The Nature Reserve atop the Hada mountain is a large nature preserve 2,100 meters above sea level and the Al Shafa village, rich in agricultural products, situated high upon the Sarawat mountains 2,200 to 2,500 meters above sea level.
Source: Qatar News Agency
Tags: Akbar Al Baker, qatar airways


The third edition of this leading text provides a comprehensive guide to the what and how of literary study. Attention is paid to the details of literary language and includes a wide variety of examples. In view of the shifts in the teaching of English Literature over recent years, more emphasis has been placed on contextualizing literature and this updated version takes these changes into account by incorporating more material on historical and cultural contexts as well as in-depth discussions on novels, drama and poetry.
The third edition of this leading text provides a comprehensive guide toliterary study. Emphasis has been placed on contextualizing literature and this updated version takes these changes into account by incorporating more material on historical and cultural contexts as well as in-depth discussions on novels, drama and poetry.


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Mr. Sandeep Surana and Dr Nicholas Matten at the first showroom inauguration in Ludhiana followed by Architects dinner event.
A new Stiebel Eltron display of around 350 sq feet at Stylish Bath in Ludhiana was now inaugurated. Ludhiana is famous for wealthy expats and superior taste for luxury home products. It's a city in the state of Punjab, North India. Dr Nicholas Matten, Group Managing Director Stiebel Eltron worldwide, along with Mr. Sandeep Surana, MD Stiebel Eltron India were there for the festive occasion.
Pankaj Jain, owner of Stylish Bath and veteran in the home décor business for around 30 years, welcomed Dr Matten with his family and showroom team. The official inauguration was followed by Stiebel Eltron's launch event in the evening for 30 prominent architect families at an upscale hotel hosted by Stiebel Eltron India & Stylish Bath.
Dr Nicholas Matten, guest of honour for the event, gave the opening speech and welcomed all sharing his valuable experiences at Stiebel Eltron globally and the company's future commitment and expansion plans in India.
Mr. Sandeep Surana is optimistic about the future: "We have seen that the consumers keep a perfect balance of their environment by using innovative products powered by natural energy, which is in line with our company philosophy."


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set -e

echo "Existing cron jobs"
crontab -l

echo "Clear existing cron jobs"
crontab -r
echo "Clear existing cron jobs - Done"

echo "Install DDNS updater"
IS_DEFAULT=`grep "fill me" updateIP.sh`
if [ "$IS_DEFAULT" ]; then
	echo "Get a polo token and update updateIP.sh"
	exit 1
fi
cp updateIP.sh /root/updateIP.sh
echo "Install DDNS updater - Done"

echo "Install root cron jobs"
cp cron.txt /root/cron.txt
cp updateSystem.sh /root/updateSystem.sh
cp startServices.sh /root/startServices.sh
crontab /root/cron.txt
echo "Install root cron jobs - Done"

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Floppy's Phonics Sounds and Letters
Letters and Sounds: for home and school - online phonics lessons that follow phases 2 to 5 of the Letters and Sounds programme. Available from Monday 27 April
Phonics International
Sound Discovery
Sounds-Write
Website: https://home.oxfordowl.co.uk/
Key stages: Foundationn Stage, key stage 1, key stage 2
Description: Oxford Owl e-books which can be read on a tablet.
Registration: required but free
Website: https://stories.audible.com/start-listen
Key stages: early years foundation stage to key stage 2
Description: all children's audiobooks are available for free while schools are closed.
Registration: not required
Authorfy
Website: https://authorfy.com
Description: access to masterclasses on texts from a range of authors, including videos from the authors and activities linked to novels.
Registration: is required
Website: https://www.booktrust.org.uk/books-and-reading/bookfinder/
Description: a site with recommended booklists, categorised by age range and topic, including fiction and non-fiction. Family activities are included in the 'Home Time' section.
Classroom Secrets
Website: https://classroomsecrets.co.uk/free-home-learning-packs/
Description: downloadable resource packs which cover a range of subjects, including reading and writing.
Love Reading 4 Kids
Website: https://www.lovereading4kids.co.uk/
Description: a site with recommended booklists, categorised by age range and topic, covering fiction and non-fiction.
Website: https://2simple.com/purple-mash/
Description: free during the school closure period. Each week, a selection of daily activities is produced on different subjects, including comprehension and grammar.
Storytime with Nick
Website: https://play.numbots.com/
Key Stages: Foundation stage and key stage 1
Description: Practising basic number facts
Website: https://nrich.maths.org/
Description: a range of activities. Some are interactive and some are to be completed offline. Activities are categorised by age range.
Website: https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/grownups/help-your-child-with-maths
Key stages: early years foundation stage and key stage 1
Description: videos for numeracy development designed for children aged 0 to 6. There are fun activities that can be applied to everyday life and play.
Website: https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games
Key stages: early years foundation stage, key stage 1 and key stage 2
Description: a range of interactive maths games categorised by age group.
White Rose Maths (home learning)
Website: https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/
Description: presentations and downloadable workbooks which are easy to use for parents. New material is being released each week.
PE and Physical Activity
Website: https://www.gonoodle.com/
Key stages: early years foundation stage, key stage 1, key stage 2
Description: videos that get younger children up and dancing with mindfulness videos as well.
Website: https://www.thebodycoach.com/
Key stages: key stage 1, key stage 2
Description: Daily exercises at 9am Monday - Friday or catch-upon youtube..
Boogie Beebies
Website: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006mvsc
Key stages: early years foundation stage
Description: videos that get younger children up and dancing with CBeebies presenters.
Disney 10 Minute Shakeups
Website: https://www.nhs.uk/10-minute-shake-up/shake-ups
Description: 10-minute activities based on Disney films that count towards a child's 60 active minutes per day.
Child Protection and Safeguarding Contacts
Subjects' Intent and Implementation Across our School
PE Matrix
What is 'School Games'?
Breakfast Club and Burradon Fun Club
Sports Crew
Outdoor and Adventurous Activities
Social and Emotional Aspects of Learning (SEALs)
Resources used for RSE
Heathy Body and Mind
Our Reading Curriculum
Data Protection (GDPR 2018)
30 Hours Provision
PE, Swimming and Sport Funding
Thrive Behaviour Approach
Burradon Fun Club ( Out Of School Hours Club)
Greggs Funded Breakfast Club
Burradon Helpers
Support for parents including agency contacts and keeping children safe
Supporting your child at home.
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News 23 Sep 2020
Serious extent of Herlings spinal injuries outlined
Section: Competition Post: Alex Gobert
Multiple broken vertebrae confirmed by former MXGP series leader.
Four-time world champion Jeffrey Herlings has outlined the extensive list of injuries he sustained in the Faenza MXGP, left without feeling from his neck down for over 30 minutes after crashing in practice.
The Red Bull KTM rider has already missed the Emilia Romagna grand prix, but is yet to confirm when he will be able to return from these latest injuries during the 2020 season as he recovers from broken C1, C6 and T3 vertebrae.
"It's been pretty quiet around me lately and I am sorry for not giving a update to my fans since my crash," Herlings stated. "I cannot describe how devastating it was being there on the ground temporarily paralyzed and not having any feeling from my neck down for minimum half an hour. Eventually, I ended up breaking my C1, C6 and T3.
"Doctors told me I got through the eye of the needle with not ending up paralyzed. From the good side, I got three stable fractures with only small cracks in the bones and the healing process won't be too long luckily – doctors say I will get a full recovery from this injury."
Herlings had been leading the MXGP standings prior to his incident, however, the opportunity to challenge for a second premier class crown has evaporated with multiple triple-header rounds taking place during the mid-stages of the year. He said that he was in control of the series before the fall.
"I was feeling I was more than 100 percent in control this season, accepting a second-place and felt more in control of the championship then ever," he continued. "I feel like that I messed up for the second season in a row, even if I have the feeling there was nothing I can blame myself for, for this crash.
"I am sorry to all my sponsors and partners and fans for once again not being able to deliver a championship to them. And most of all I would like to thank my entire KTM team and crew for their patience and their constant support towards me through thick and thin. It's been a very though last two seasons, but I know I still got plenty to offer in this sport.
"For the moment the team and I have decided to sit out the next race in Mantova and look from there when exactly we will return to racing. I believe to become back healthy is the most important for now. Once again thanks to my team and partners for their great support – I will work hard to become back healthy again as soon as possible."
Features 23 Sep 2020