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Gertsacov Arts In Academics Program
The Arts In Academics Program at the RI Foundation was created by Karel Gertsacov, a retired art school educator in the Cranston School System, to inspire creativity and increase collaboration between educators and artists, and to ensure that the arts remain a core and important part of the Rhode Island educational system.
The fund is administered by the Rhode Island Foundation. The next grant deadline is November 18, 2022
Arts In Academic Grants 2006
Projects selected for Arts in Academics funding for 2006 are:
Total awarded: $2200
North Smithfield High School, $850, for the "Obras Vivientes" ("Living Works") project which will allow students in the Honors Spanish IV and Honors French IV classes to research the works of Spanish, Hispanic and French painters and then "bring them to life" by creating a background that includes elements of the original work, illustrating the work through music, movement, and dance, and providing a bilingual narration of their projects.
Agnes E. Little Elementary School, Pawtucket, $675, to support the "Shades of Aboriginal Music" project and specifically to enable third grade students to construct rain sticks and boom pipes. These musical instruments, constructed from such materials as PVC, wood, mailing tubes, and beads, will teach the students math skills and concepts of sound, such as wavelength and frequency, that are part of the science curriculum.
Burrillville High School, $675 to support the school garden project of the landscape design class and specifically for decorative clay tiles or mosaics. For the project, English classes at the school will research poetry that reflects on nature. Landscape design students then will incorporate the poems into decorative design elements on tiles and create tile walkways and/or line walls within the garden.
PREVIOUS GRANTS
RI State Council on the Arts
Providence Dept of Arts, Culture & Tourism
RI Arts Learning Network
RI Art Education Association
Arts Now RI

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Q: Does Phonegap/Titanium allow for self updates Just wanting to get a bit more of an idea about how Phonegap/Titanium packages its assets (i.e. HTML, JS, CSS, etc). Does it compile these assets as part of the package/app or does it download these assets from the server as required. In other words, is it navigating between "pages" on the mobile device or can it navigate between pages hosted on the server.
If its the former, can you download updated assets from the server or does it require the whole application to updated?

A: you can download the content as you navigate through pages using AJAX.
This is an example

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I love kantha quilts and in this post I am going to show you how you can make your own DIY kantha curtains!
Kantha quilts are beautiful, vibrant, colorful quilts that originate in India and Bangladesh. They are made from pieces of women's old saris and are intricately hand stitched stitched to create light blankets and throws out of scraps of fabric. I love how they re-purpose these to make a completely new beautiful and practical product.
Kantha quilts are very bohemian in home decor. My style is is boho eclectic and I absolutely love the look of kantha quilts! I searched the internet for kantha curtains but had no luck finding any in my price range. I decided to get creative and cut a kantha quilt in half, sew it and transform them into gorgeous curtains for our family room.
Transforming a kantha quilt is very simple. First you need to find the right kantha quilt you want to make into curtains. These make GREAT curtains year round since they are heavier and thicker then most curtains so they will help hold the heat in your home, especially if you live in places where in snows or can be cold in the winter.
2. White Bird Print Kantha Quilt – I'm considering these for our bedroom windows!
Depending on the size of your window you are going to want to order a twin, queen or king size quilt. I ordered two queen size kantha quilts in order for them to fit the windows in our family room. I used these kantha quilts in queen size.
I smoothed out the kantha quilt and folded it directly in half. Then I used scissors to cut it along the folded edge.
After you cut the fabric you want to make sure you finish the edges so they don't fray. I did a zig-zag stitch seam finish which is really basic, easy and will help keep the ends from fraying. It will also give the curtains a finished look. This article describes how to do this zig zag finishing stitch.
I picked up my curtain rings from World Market, but you can also order them on Amazon here. For each curtain panel I used 10 curtain rings, so 20 curtains rings per window. I love the curtains hanging from the curtain rings because you don't have to sew the top portion and they easily slide across the curtain rod when you open the curtains every morning. I love them!
When it comes to hanging curtains properly this article by Emily Henderson explains perfectly how to hang curtains. Basically the curtains should be hung 2/3 up from the ceiling to the window, just touch the ground and extend up to 12 inches on each side of the window.
I love how the DIY kantha quilt curtains turned out!
I adore these curtains and I love how they brighten the room! They also are perfect for winter to keep the heat in!
What do you think of the DIY kantha quilt curtains?! I'd love to know if you attempt to make some of your own!


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Perhaps one of the greatest challenges for high performers to overcome is how to avoid the constant temptation to achieve perfection when excellence is good enough. Take a couple of minutes to think of the difference. Perfectionism is an ideal that by its very nature is usually unattainable. It requires more and more effort to get decreasingly better results. It is an excuse for never finishing or never ending a project. It fuels an unkind view of yourself as you are constantly failing because perfectionism is usually unattainable.
Let me start by saying I am not talking about the most pathological form of perfectionism but rather the type that gets high potentials derailed because it holds them back from turning out good work in a timely manner. This is a very serious issue in the workplace, especially for those starting out a marketing career. Early in one's career it is easier to get closer to perfection by getting all A's in school, hitting your target of sales calls a day or mastering sales training. As jobs become more complex, like in Marketing, the measures of perfection are less concrete and impossible to visualize. When there is no clear cut point of perfection it can become a constant search for better and better without ever reaching an end. This is a chase that needs to be stopped.
Take a look at this piece that discusses perfection and the ways to overcome the trap of perfectionism. Note the author starts by pointing out just how big a problem perfectionism really is and then goes on to give a few pointers on how to overcome it. The first step is that you need to recognize that good enough really does mean good enough. When you get to good enough, stop. The second step is to quit comparing yourself or your life to the make believe world seen in the media. It really is make believe which means it is not real. Too much time can be spent chasing the unreal while reality passes you by. Finally, the author talks about setting human goals for yourself and working with and for others that have the same expectations. Be kind to and realistic with yourself and others.
Perhaps the first step is to gain some perspective on things. Think if you were hiring a landscaper or somebody to paint your house and you contracted with them by the hour. How much perfectionism would you put up with before the cost of the job became ridiculous. You would clearly understand the concept of good enough, right? You would expect excellent work and then would consider that good enough. That is all you want to pay for. Why would you think your employer would be willing to pay for you to be a perfectionist?
Take a look at those who run your organization and most other major companies and you will clearly see they are not perfectionists. They have mastered the concept of good enough and more importantly understand that success requires getting things done in a timely manner. Quantity of work is very important. As Seth Godin constantly reminds us you need to ship product to be successful. Planning and fine-tuning can't go on forever. If you find yourself constantly working harder and not finishing projects do a little self inspection to see if you are suffering from perfectionism.


Roasted red peppers, sun-dried tomatoes, and fresh Italian parsley add to the wonderful flavor of this frittata. Serve with a salad, and you have a quick healthy meal ready in 30 minutes. You can also replace the rice with some gluten free orzo pasta.
Roasted red peppers, sun-dried tomatoes, and fresh Italian parsley add to the wonderful flavor of this frittata. Serve with a salad, and you have a quick healthy meal ready in 30 minutes.
Cook rice according to package directions, then set aside. Fry chicken and garlic in 2 Tbsp of the oil from the sun-dried tomatoes, cook until done.
In large bowl combine remaining ingredients and mix well. Add rice and chicken, mix then pour into greased 9x9 baking pan. Bake at 375°F for 25 minutes, then broil for an additional 3 minutes or until top is golden brown.
Substitute orzo pasta for the rice if you can find a gluten-free brand.


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import { connect } from 'react-redux';
import { isPromise } from '../helpers/utils';
import { load, loadFail, loadSuccess } from '../store';
import { getMutableState, getImmutableState } from '../helpers/state';

/**
 * Wraps react components with data loaders
 * @param  {Array} asyncItems
 * @return {WrappedComponent}
 */
function wrapWithDispatch(asyncItems) {
  return asyncItems.map((item) => {
    const { key } = item;
    if (!key) return item;

    return {
      ...item,
      promise: (options) => {
        const { store: { dispatch } } = options;
        const next = item.promise(options);

        // NOTE: possibly refactor this with a breaking change in mind for future versions
        // we can return result of processed promise/thunk if need be
        if (isPromise(next)) {
          dispatch(load(key));
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            .catch((err) => dispatch(loadFail(key, err)));
        } else if (next) {
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        return next;
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 * @param  {Function} [mergeProps]
 * @param  {Object} [options]
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export function asyncConnect(asyncItems, mapStateToProps, mapDispatchToProps, mergeProps, options) {
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    Component.reduxAsyncConnect = wrapWithDispatch(asyncItems);

    const finalMapStateToProps = (state, ownProps) => {
      const mutableState = getMutableState(state);
      const asyncStateToProps = asyncItems.reduce((result, { key }) => {
        if (!key) {
          return result;
        }

        return {
          ...result,
          [key]: mutableState.reduxAsyncConnect[key],
        };
      }, {});

      if (typeof mapStateToProps !== 'function') {
        return asyncStateToProps;
      }

      return {
        ...mapStateToProps(getImmutableState(mutableState), ownProps),
        ...asyncStateToProps,
      };
    };

    return connect(finalMapStateToProps, mapDispatchToProps, mergeProps, options)(Component);
  };
}

// convenience export
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Reid: Senate GOPer Approached Me With A Deal On Filibuster
By Igor Bobic
November 21, 2013 8:47 a.m.
Moments after pulling the trigger, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) said Thursday that an unnamed Senate Republican approached him with a deal on President Barack Obama's judicial nominees in order to avoid a filibuster rules change via the "nuclear option."
"Last night I got a call from one of my Republican friends saying, Harry, we've got a deal for you," he said at a Capitol Hill press conference. "I'm anxious to listen. What is this — we'll give you one of the D.C. Circuit [Court nominee], that way it will be 5-4."
"I just can't imagine — and one of my friends, he's a friend, anyway, we've been in the House together, Senate together, a long type, what would you do? What would you do, I said?" he added. "And he, just the two of us, he didn't want to, he said I'm not answering that question."
"Everyone knows that what has gone on is absolutely unfair and wrong and I'm glad we changed it. It's a day of freshness for this great country of ours," he said.
McCain told Reid he'd support 1 DC Circ nominee to avoid nuke option, per Dem aide. Didn't promise to deliver the votes, just said he'd try.
— Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur) November 21, 2013
Igor Bobic (@igorbobic) Igor Bobic is the assistant editor of Talking Points Memo, helping oversee the site's coverage of politics and policy in Washington. While originally from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Igor feels best at home on the beaches of Southern California. He can be reached at igor@talkingpointsmemo.com.


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TransportXtra features news, opinion and analysis from the UK transport policy & planning;
passenger transport; urban development & parking industries.
Liverpool's in-house bike hire scheme expands into regeneration area
The 100th citybike docking station has been installed in Liverpool within the Titanic Hotel's car park, in the World Heritage listed Stanley Dock.
The new station, which can hold 10 bikes, connects the district to a network of stations across Liverpool, with the scheme now offering 500 bikes.
Situated near to the Regent Road entrance the Ten Streets creativity district, the citybike station provides easy access to the city centre.
The Regent Road area is undergoing a multi-million pound revamp and will boast a new cycle lane, which will eventually connect up a 20-mile route from Otterspool, in the south of the city, to Ainsdale in Sefton.
The works are one of the city council's key highways schemes as part of a wider £500m investment drive to improve Liverpool's roads.
The bike hire scheme was launched in Liverpool in 2014 by Hourbike but was brought in-house by the council and rebranded citybike last year.
Cabinet member for highways at the council, James Noakes (pictured above), said: "There is a growing number of emerging businesses in the district and the ability for business people to hop on to a citybike and be in the city centre inside 10 minutes – and vice versa – is going to be invaluable to those who prefer not to drive.
"Our citybike programme is hugely popular and I look forward to seeing another station or two popping up around the North Liverpool area as this district starts to flourish and the new cycle route along Regent Road becomes operational."
A citybike station will soon be relocated in the south of the city centre following the recent completion of a £1.6m upgrade to Park Lane as part of creating a continuous cycle route from Toxteth to the Baltic Triangle.
Policy and Research Advisor, Urban Transport Group
Urban Transport Group
Don't abandon plans to re-start bike hire in Edinburgh, CoMoUK urges council
Storey sets out vision for boosting active travel in Greater Manchester
Solent bike and e-bike hire scheme launched
All bus fares in Liverpool capped at £2
GPs to offer cycling and walking prescriptions in £12.7m pilot scheme
Liverpool council votes to scrap elected mayor model
Hourbike and Fifteen forge cycle hire partnership
New data shows cycling and bike share gaining popularity
Bike share success: lessons learnt from the biggest cycle hire service in the world
Connecting Liverpool into HS2 & NPR


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What sort of candles would you like to see in the shop?
Of course I had to get this! Nostalgia alert! Especially coz I loved this show and they totally need to do a special of the old cast 100000%. @officialwaterlooroad .
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Going to conventions isn't cheap! Kristen recommends planing a budget for yourself so you can stay on top of your financial responsibilities and balance what merch you need! Read all of her tips for taking care during a convention by clicking our link in bio!
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The ice-breaking liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier Vladimir Rusanov, jointly owned by Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) and China Cosco Shipping has undertaken its first loading at Yamal LNG in the far north of Russia.
The 172,000 cu m vessel built at Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME) conducted its first loading at Sabetta Port for Yamal LNG on 27 and 28 March.
The ARC7 class ice-breaking LNG carrier was delivered by the South Korean shipyard in December last year and sailed to the Arctic via the Suez Canal where it undertook three weeks of ice trials a short video of which can be viewed below.
The Vladimir Rusanov is 50-50 owned by MOL and China Cosco, and managed by the Japanese owner. Two further vessels are under construction at DSME and due for delivery at the end of September 2018 and September 2019.
The ice-breaking LNG carriers are designed to operate in the Arctic all year round sailing to Asia via the Suez Canal in the winter, and via the shorter Northern Sea Route (NSR) in summer.
"MOL continues to take a proactive stance towards new Arctic LNG projects in light of the easier access to the Arctic where there is a huge potential for natural gas and other energy resources exploitation," the Japanese shipowner said.


First-Year and Catalyst staff writer Eileen Calub celebrating Frühlingsfest in Munich.
During the transition from high school to college, it may seem as if the buildup of stress merely transfers over from the previous institution to the next. A 2015 study on academic burnout by research scientists at the New York University College of Nursing (NYUCN) revealed that "youth experience high levels of chronic stress, to the extent it impedes their abilities to succeed academically, compromises their mental health functioning and fosters risk behavior." Now more than ever, simply taking a break can be a crucial act of self-preservation. Poet and activist Maya Angelou once wrote, "Every person needs to take one day away. A day in which one consciously separates the past from the future." Sometimes, a longer period of time is required to rest, heal, reflect and maybe even have an adventure away from the monotonous cycle of daily life. Thus, more and more students are choosing to take a gap year.
Although gap years are common in Europe, they are only beginning to grow more popular in the U.S. In part, they have been popularized by high-profile figures making this key decision, such as Prince Harry and Malia Obama. Students decide to take a gap year for a variety of reasons, such as to travel, work or regain one's health. Taking a year off presents several possible benefits, depending on what one chooses to do, including "practical field experience," "clarity about career ambitions" and a "reignited curiosity for learning," as listed by the Gap Year Association.
In email interviews with the Catalyst, several New College students shared their stories and reasoning for taking a gap year.
First-Year Jacob Brody-Ogborn meditating on a mountaintop.
During the year, he was able to travel and volunteer in Ecuador, work in a hotel in Costa Rica and work as a waiter in England. While in Washington, D.C., Brody-Ogborn worked as an intern for Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine. Brody-Ogborn added that he also appreciated being able to spend a vacation in Ibiza, Spain, bonding with his family.
Students may also focus on one activity during their gap year. Thesis student Sofia Eury volunteered at a Baha'i Temple in Panama City, Panama before attending New College.
"I wanted to do something interesting and I wanted to do it in a Spanish-speaking country," Eury said.
Fellow thesis student Elly Bovarnick took a gap year between high school and college as well, spending nine months with the Nativ College Leadership Program, during which she took classes, volunteered and traveled throughout Israel. She lived half the year in Jerusalem and the other half in a small youth village in Haifa.
With all the great things one can accomplish during a gap year, why limit yourself to one? Visiting student Jenny Chen took two gap years, one spent in New York and one travelling throughout the United States. After high school, Chen joined City Year, an Americorps program, and helped tutor middle school students.
A year and a half into college, Chen decided to put her academics on hold once more and worked on organic farms through the World Wide Organization for Organic Farming (WWOOF) while couchsurfing in the homes of strangers.
If taking an entire year off seems too daunting, there is also the option of taking a gap semester. Third-year Angel Reyes spent several months working and travelling, making his way from Sarasota to his hometown of Austin, Texas, then journeying to Portland, Oregon for a tour of the Pacific Northwest. Afterwards, Reyes hopped on a flight to Southeast Asia to explore Vietnam, Thailand and Cambodia.
Before taking a gap year, there are some important considerations, including assessing one's financial situation and setting out one's goals and activities.
On the other hand, one could be more spontaneous. "I made the decision and did it within a week," Reyes stated.
Moreover, not all teens may be immediately college-ready after graduation. "Going straight to college without first understanding one's own habits and maturity-level is a very costly mistake," Chen said.
As someone who took a gap year, I can definitely say that spending a year studying, travelling and living with a host family in Germany was the best decision I've made in my life. Not only did I create meaningful bonds with my host family and classmates, but I also attained proficiency in the German language that I will be able to use for the rest of my life. After enjoying my freedom travelling Europe, interning as an English teaching assistant and exposing myself to new cultures, I felt a new, stronger sense of independence and self-confidence.
First-year and Catalyst staff writer Eileen Calub visiting the German Bundestag.
While some people may claim that taking time off puts one "behind" one's peers, spending a gap year developing oneself and exploring new places equips students with real-life experience and skills that other college students will not be able to learn from a classroom.
Before long, new responsibilities and obligations may get in the way of pursuing a gap year. These New College students urge everyone to take a chance and step off society's conveyor belt.
Information for this article was gathered from Wouldn't Take Nothing for My Journey Now by Maya Angelou, the New York University College of Nursing (NYUCN) and the Gap Year Association.


Home > News > Super Dad Ivan Completes Fundraiser And Raises £500,000!
Super Dad Ivan Completes Fundraiser And Raises £500,000!
A father whose son's life was saved by doctors at the Children's Heart Unit at the Freeman Hospital has just completed his final charity challenge and exceeded his target in raising over half a million pounds.
Ivan Hollingsworth, from Whitley Bay, cycled 268 miles and then ran 52 miles, or two consecutive marathons, travelling from London to the doors of the Freeman Hospital in just over 32 hours – battling against gruelling terrain, strong wind and sleep deprivation.
The challenge was the last in a long chain for Ivan. Alongside his wife, Nadine, Ivan has spent seven years raising money for the Children's Heart Unit Fund (CHUF) to thank the ward for saving his son's life.
Sebastian Hollingsworth was only hours old when diagnosed with Tetralogy of Fallot and just 16 weeks old when he underwent lifesaving heart surgery. Ivan and Nadine decided to raise money to support the charity and what followed was years of numerous challenges including stunts, ultra-endurance coast to coasts and even running 100 miles in 24 hours.
However, it was the last challenge "Half a million, half a country" that truly pushed Ivan's endurance to the very edge. A challenge this extreme would be no easy feat for anyone – and with a headwind fighting against his progress, Ivan set off early from London on Saturday the 28th of October. It would be 33 hours later when he arrived back at the door of Freeman Hospital, to be met by son Sebastian, daughter Imogen along with Nadine and the nurses, doctors and surgeon who saved him.
You can find out more about how the challenge went and donate to Ivan's fundraising efforts here.
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What does it mean to be human?
The Humanzee
By Julia Parry
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In my family I am the scientific "runt of the litter," so a number of the arguments made this week before the Supreme Court in the case of "Association for Molecular Pathology v. Myriad Genetics" were beyond my comprehension. However, it was clear to me that the holding in this case could have far-reaching implications for the Center's question "What does it mean to be human?"
A great many of the justices' questions to counsel related to the impact that a prohibition on the patenting of human genes would have on scientific research and (frequently marketable) innovations. The plaintiff corporation, already the holder of patents or licenses on seven genes, argued that failure to protect the patenting of genes would have a profoundly negative effect on research and creativity. Their argument is not frivolous. The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has already granted more than 4,000 patents to universities and corporations as well as to others who have invested in decoding certain genes.
As the justices grappled with these significant questions, I was reminded of a discussion regarding genetic patenting among a relatively small group of participants at the Chatauqua Institution in upstate New York a few years ago. A startling handout featured a genetically engineered "humanzee," a being part human-like and part chimpanzee-like. It had undeniable appeal in that, although it was not identifiably "human," it nevertheless had the capacity to perform all sorts of tasks most humans find unpleasant……for example, cleaning toilets, pumping septic systems, and killing other beings in battle.
A "humanzee" would be, in effect, a sort of subclass of living being that would not have the capacity for self reflection and analysis that characterizes humans, but that could nevertheless perform tasks humans usually undertake with reluctance.
This week the justices appeared to be searching to find a compromise solution…..one that protects innovation but avoids granting patent rights to those persons, institutions, and corporations that isolate parts of DNA which already exist and are found circulating freely in the blood. In short, if nature made it, rather than the inventor, then it can't be patented.
But nature didn't make a "humanzee." Would the innovation of a "humanzee" therefore be patentable, and if so, by whom? Leaving aside the toilets and sewers, who could have the patent on a class of slave-like beings, or on a quasi-human army? As the court deliberates the delicate differences between DNA and cDNA in an appropriate effort to protect innovation, we can only hope that in making their distinctions the justices give thoughtful consideration to "what" may be innovated (and therefore presumably be patentable). It is sobering to contemplate a "Myriad" spending billions of dollars to successfully develop a useful (if only partly human) species being rewarded with a patent for their innovation…..and then feared for the staggering power of the creations they own.
Interdependency
Kathleen Smythe
Precious, But Not Human
Leslie Heywood
The Moon and Jangularity
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Syrian opposition agree to evacuate town in Ghouta
Author: Not Mentioned
Posted on: Middle East Monitor | March 21st, 2018
Syrian opposition groups will evacuate a besieged town in eastern Ghouta, sources, officials and a military media unit run by the government's ally Hezbollah said today, the first such deal in the last opposition-held area near the capital.
Fighters from Ahrar Al-Sham, which holds Harasta, agreed to lay down arms in return for safe passage to opposition-held northwestern Syria and a government pardon for people who wished to stay, the opposition sources said.
Some 1,500 militants and 6,000 of their family members will be transported to opposition-held Idlib in two batches starting tomorrow, the Hezbollah military media unit said.
Russia's Defence Ministry, which the opposition sources said had brokered the deal, said today it had opened a new "humanitarian corridor" near Harasta but did not indicate whether this would be part of any opposition pull-out deal.
The Syrian army has recaptured 70 per cent of the territory that was under insurgent control in eastern Ghouta, and after weeks of bombardment residents are fleeing by the thousands.
Beside Harasta, the opposition still hold two other pockets in the enclave outside Damascus – the major town of Douma and an area to the south that includes the towns of Jobar, Ein Terma and Arbin.
The army assault, backed by Russian fighter jets, began last month. It has killed more than 1,500 people as air strikes pound residential areas where thousands had sheltered in basements across the densely populated enclave, according to a monitor.
Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad is determined to end what he calls a terrorist threat near his seat of power. The government accuses opposition fighters of bombarding the capital's suburbs as revenge for the assault on Ghouta, though the insurgents deny targeting civilians.
Defeat in eastern Ghouta would mark the worst setback for the anti-Assad rebellion since the opposition was driven from eastern Aleppo in late 2016 after a similar campaign of siege, bombing, ground assault and the promise of safe passage out.
Read at: https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20180321-syrian-opposition-agree-to-evacuate-town-in-ghouta/
Posted in Θέμα της ΗμέραςTagged Aleppo, Bashar Al-assad, Ghouta, Hezbollah, Russia, Syria, United NationsBy teamsafia
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Its that time a year again the 5th annual Scholastic Talent Showcase. Talented High School and Middle School youth will have the chance again this year to display their Talents at the annual scholastic talent show contest. I had the pleasure of hosting last years event and I know this year will offer up a lot of talented youth from the 518.


PDBsumProprietary is excellent for collaboration with computational and medicinal chemists.
Facilitate analysis of proprietary 3D structures and ligand complexes.
PDBsumProprietary teases out key points of a protein complex for intial analysis and avoids the requirement for specialist 3D viewing software and knowledge.
Add all 3D structures determined in-house, by either x-ray or NMR experiments or predictive homology models. Preview the full functionality of PDBsumProprietary by simply looking at the public version of PDBsum which processes all public PDB structures at the European Bioinformatics Institute (see links in examples below).
Clicking following these images will take you through to the real example pages at the EBI.
Simple Overview of Structure including detailed quality interpretation through web implemented Procheck and Ramachandran plot.
Data can be input in two ways.
Completed structures are introduced through a pipeline script that is excecuted as a cron job at regular intervals that suits your work requirements. Alternatively, if you want to take a quick look at an interim structure file, perhaps during the refinement process or to check whether a homology model makes sense, you can use the Generate function will allow just you to see a temporary set of web pages. These temporary pages are then cleared according to a schedule chosen by your group.
Although the focus of this web site is simple 2D viewing, various features can also the 3D enabled using JMol or RasMol for quick analysis.
A quick reminder that the public version of PDBsum is hosted at the European Bioinformatics Institute in Prof. Janet Thornton's group.


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Q: Simplifying import of my package from package_name.module_name to package.name After a lot of trial and error, I have developed my first python package and got it to the point where it is uploaded to PyPI test. I can then install it and import it in Spyder as intended. However, in order to use it, I need to call it using the package name and the module name in a format such as this:
from package_name.module_name import function_name

So if my package name is do_something, the module name is also named do_something, and the function name is do_it_now. So to get do_it_now (which is the function I wanted to package) to be accessible in Spyder, I need to do the following:
from do_something.do_something import do_it_now

My question is, can I simplify this so that a user only has to use a command like:
from do_something import do_it_now

Looking at my file structure, I do realize the package is named do_something, as well as another folder inside the package named do_something, and my .py file is also named do_something. I suspect these tiers in my file structure may be the cause, but when I tried to remove the do_something folder within the package and move my do_something.py and __init__.py files to the primary structure, I could not get my package to upload or subsequently install correctly.
Here is an outlay of my package structure:
Package Structure

Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated!

A: from do_something import do_it_now will attempt to import the module do_it_now from the package do_something. This will fail as there is no such module. If what you are trying to do is reduce the number of "."s the user uses in the import statement, you could try the following:
Add from do_something import do_something to __init__.py
Users could then use import do_something and access the function as do_something.do_something.do_it_now, or use from do_something import * and access the function through do_something.do_it_now.

A: According to official_documentation your structure should look like this.
/do_something
  /do_something
    __init__.py
    do_it_now.py
  setup.py
  LICENSE
  README.md

In your code then you will have just to import
import do_something

or
from do_something import do_it_now

A: Why don't you import do_something. Try this:
   import do_something

Or
   from do_something import *


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Besides facilitating the transfer of pieces for fairs, exhibitions and residences without needing to carry out procedures or spend large sums of money on advice or services of customs brokers, the new law states that galleries of the rest of the country do not will have to travel to Buenos Aires only to make the notice of export of work and the tourists who are in Argentina for a few days can take the works as accompanied luggage.
All this will help to promote the circulation of Argentine art around the world and generate opportunities to strengthen the art market.


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Biographical Account: The firm actually started as Gray and Lawson in 1849, a partnership between Joseph Gray and Henry Lawson, however, by 1860 Lawson had left and the company was renamed Joseph Grey & Co. By the mid-1860s the company had moved to the site it would occupy until it was bought by Downs Surgical in 1965, Truss Works on New George Street (now Boston Street). The works was described as being three stories high and having a frontage of nearly one hundred feet, as well as being fitted with the latest machinery and steam power technology.


This week two different companies introduced two different uses of solar power on bike paths in the Netherlands: one for harvesting energy, one using tiny, twinkling, solar-powered stones to light up the path at night (inspired by Starry Night, as the bike path runs through the city where Van Gogh used to live). As somebody who used to bike out to the bars on a bike path with NO LIGHTS at all, I can't even tell you how many wrecks this would have prevented.
So, I didn't say a lot about the actual race in my last post, but I was looking through some race day photos by sports photographer Liz Kreutz, and this one of Lance Armstrong does a pretty good job of capturing how strong the winds on the Queen K and the road up to Hawi were that day. I was essentially terrified for 3 hours. Those trade winds are no joke.
And below, the stupid lava fields.
SwimbikerunbikeTRXrunyogabikeswimrunTRXbikerunyogaswimrun…these are how my weeks are starting to feel. Fortunately I have someone that keeps me company when I'm on the trainer at home. But he's not happy about it.
And now, for the second and final installment of the streak report. Not a lot of running and minimal biking (because I was in California and did not have a bike with me.) At least I got to do a lot of this in the sun.
Day 15: 26 mile bike ride (1 hr 30 min). Also the day I decided to take the next week+ off until my leg stopped hurting.
Day 16 : First day in CA. 3200 swim OUTSIIIIDE!
Day 17 (Christmas): everything was closed. Did a 5ish mile walk with Paul and Dad in the hot hot sun (I broke a sweat, counting it).
Day 23: Nothing. Spent the day recovering from a migraine on the flight home. Then baked bread.
Day 24 (but actually day 25 bc I started on day 0): (NEW YEARS DAY!) 1hr 30 min ride on the trainer. Felt like death.
The end. How anticlimactic. It wasn't a complete fail, I only did nothing on 2 of the 25 days, but also not a complete success. I'm still not running, going to try to start again this weekend. Fingers crossed….
Lexington has been making an effort to do more community events, and the Friday of Labor Day weekend was a good one. Welcome to the Fest of Ales.
Look at all those beer pourers. For $25 you got a mini glass and 20 tickets (about 7 beers, if you used them all…which no one did) to try out a whole bunch of different brews. The whole town was out, it was great. And people wore great shirts.
Unfortunately, the Fest underestimated how many people would partake (and how many of their pourers would adopt a "one for you, one for me" policy) and ran out of beer a little early. So a group of us headed to a bar for one more drink.
It was there that I witnessed one of the more amazing mobile apps currently on the market: Roqbot. For a fee, it lets you re-arrange the order of the queue on the jukebox in a bar. So obviously Paul's friend who had the app started playing "Who Let the Dogs Out" every other song. He is already responsible for having the app banned in 3 bars in town.
Anyway, it was there that things degenerated pretty quickly.
We left before it got too ugly.
The previous week I had told a friend that I would join her on a bike ride Saturday morning with the Bluegrass Cycling Club. BCC was offering a 10 mile (family ride), 30 mile, and 56 mile option. My friend and I were doing the 56 mile ride (even though I hadn't been on my bike since Steelhead, it got a little jacked up on the trip home and I just got it tuned up last week).
Paul was going to do the 30 mile option, since he hadn't ridden his bike in like 5 months, but after some mild harassment he gave into the 56 miler too. So we pulled our not-unhungover selves out of bed at 7:30 and headed out to the country.
…but then it got hot. Really hot. And the shade disappeared.
We were getting baked. Paul started to suffer. The last 15 miles weren't pretty. The rest of the weekend was recovery.
Oh, and I came in from my run today and decided to turn on the local news while I stretched and this was on TV.
Apparently I've been away from local TV for too long, I had NO IDEA stuff like this was seriously still on. The soundtrack was amazing.
Yesterday was my last workout before we leave for Steelhead. My run on Wednesday felt like crap (but you're supposed to feel like crap just before the race…right?), and I was a little nervous my bike would feel the same. So I wasn't particularly stoked on doing this ride. But this week someone gave me an old pair of clip-on aerobars (the week of the race–bad idea), and I wanted to give them a try on the road before the actual race (good idea). So around 7pm a friend and I set out for a 20 mile ride amongst the horse farms.
But ride or run a few miles out of the city and you find yourself on long stretches of empty, rolling country roads surrounded by miles of green hills lined with clean white fences, dotted with bales of hay and some of the most beautiful thoroughbreds in the world.
And so on this Thursday night, when I probably should have been paying attention to my heart rate and body position on the aerobars, or thinking about my strategy for this coming weekend, I found myself gliding along the hills under a pink and orange sky, chatting with my friend as the shadows got long and the sun dipped below the horizon, not looking at my watch once.
Because really, what's the point of any of this if you can't just enjoy the ride.
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Q: Get html as String with XslCompiledTransform. Result is empty I want to create a html list () from an xml using xslt. I was able to do so with an xml file and a xslt file. Now I want to do it with an xml string or XmlDocument and and xslt file.
This is my current code:
private String toHTML(XmlDocument xmlDocument)
        {
            System.IO.StringWriter sw = new System.IO.StringWriter();
            XslCompiledTransform xslTrans = new XslCompiledTransform();
            xslTrans.Load(Server.MapPath("Xslt/Permisos.xslt"));
            xslTrans.Transform(xmlDocument.CreateNavigator(), new XsltArgumentList(), sw);
            return sw.ToString();
        }

It is on a single web application assembly.
No exception is thrown. Just returns "".
My XSLT
 <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
    <xsl:stylesheet version="1.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform" xmlns:msxsl="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:xslt" exclude-result-prefixes="msxsl">

      <xsl:output method="html" indent="yes"/>
      <xsl:template match="/">
        <xsl:for-each select="menus">

            <xsl:for-each select="menu">

                  <xsl:value-of select="nombre" />

                  <xsl:for-each select="submenu">

                        <xsl:value-of select="nombre" />

                  </xsl:for-each>

            </xsl:for-each>

        </xsl:for-each>
      </xsl:template>
    </xsl:stylesheet>

MY XML
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><menus xmlns="http://www.xxxxx.com"><menu><nombre>Main</nombre><url>#</url><submenu><nombre>Sub</nombre><url>#</url></submenu><submenu><nombre>Sub</nombre><url>#</url></submenu><submenu><nombre>Sub</nombre><url>#</url></submenu><submenu><nombre>Sub</nombre><url>#</url></submenu><submenu><nombre>Sub</nombre><url>#</url></submenu><submenu><nombre>Sub</nombre><url>#</url></submenu><submenu><nombre>Sub</nombre><url>#</url></submenu><submenu><nombre>Sub</nombre><url>#</url></submenu><submenu><nombre>Sub</nombre><url>#</url></submenu><submenu><nombre>Sub</nombre><url>#</url></submenu></menu></menus>

Thanks!

A: As mentioned in another SO answer. The issue is that you define a namespace in your source XML ("http://www.xxxxx.com") but you do not use the namespace in your xslt.
You can either remove the namespace from the source XML or specify it in your xslt:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0"
  xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"
  xmlns:msxsl="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:xslt"
  exclude-result-prefixes="msxsl"
  xmlns:my="http://www.xxxxx.com">

  <xsl:output method="html" indent="yes"/>
  <xsl:template match="/">
    <xsl:for-each select="my:menus">

        <xsl:for-each select="my:menu">

              <xsl:value-of select="my:nombre" />

              <xsl:for-each select="my:submenu">

                    <xsl:value-of select="my:nombre" />

              </xsl:for-each>

        </xsl:for-each>

    </xsl:for-each>
  </xsl:template>
</xsl:stylesheet>


A striking feature of the landscape from land, sea and air Carrickfergus Castle represents over 800 years of military might. Having driven past it on numerous occasions and even spied it from the ferry as we sailed down out of Belfast Lough, this visit I determined we would finally discover what lay behind those imposing stone walls.
We parked in a free car-park by the marina, ate a picnic lunch watching the boats bobbing in front of us framed with the magnificent back-drop of the castle.
Interesting history to say the least – besieged by the Scots, Irish, English and French the castle was in use until 1928 and even became air-raid shelters in World War II. John de Courcy, the Anglo Norman baron who conquered much of Ulster started building the castle in 1178. He did a great job, it is one of the best preserved Anglo Norman castles in Ireland and remains an iconic symbol of this town. As well as all that King William III landed here before the Battle of the Boyne in 1690 – we found his statue just outside the castle entrance.
Suitably impressed with the historical stuff we headed through the imposing gate, bought our tickets and found we had the place mainly to ourselves. It is all self-guided, information boards are dotted here and there but I would definitely recommend doing your homework before coming to get a proper feel for the place.
Son found stacks of steps to climb and cannons to clamber over – boy heaven for sure. We enjoyed the stunning views over Belfast Lough, although a cloudy day it still looked very pretty.
There are lots of life sized figures representing different historical characters associated with the castle and its history. We found the Plantagenet villain King John perched on the medieval loo – Son's favourite. My pick though was Affreca Godfredsdottir – a Viking princess of Mann who married John de Courcy but missed her Isle of Man home and sits here looking nostalgically out to sea.
The medieval banqueting hall has been recreated, we had a look inside then watched a very child friendly cartoon type film about the history of the castle. Up at the very top of the keep is a room full of medieval games, suits of armour and other gems. Needless to say we lingered there a while.
Finally getting to look inside this magnificent castle we had a great morning. Mainly ruins I was glad we'd done our homework first. The history of this place is incredible, once you have a feel for that you really get an appreciation for those old stones.
That looks to be the type of castle my kids would absolutely love. It looks to be an interesting castle, full of many layers of interesting history.
The history behind it fascinated us, our son loved the chance to roam, climb and explore – something for everyone!!
I love finding out what the history behind stone walls. It looks like a brilliant castle to explore particularly as you had the place to yourself almost! Those imposing figures thew me at first! I thought they were real men dressed up!
With no-one else around it felt extra special for sure – the figures were a bit disconcerting to us as well at first. When we first arrived and saw "soldiers" peering through the battlements it felt a bit weird – we got used to them!!
Thanks for coming along – it is a great place!
Thanks Suzanne – we really enjoyed exploring this castle, so much history but also lovely views of Belfast Lough from inside, something for everyone!
It is an intriguing castle – great stories from all through history, cannons and sea views – we loved it!!
I love exploring old castles, the more ruined the better. I've not been to Northern Ireland at all. Yet another omission I should do something about! It's only a short hop from here.
Plenty of old ruins in N.Ireland to explore Anabel – this was a great one. So true about a short hop as well – you can see Scotland on a clear day just a little bit up the coast from this castle!
We almost went once, years ago – it was one of the first breakthroughs in the peace process, then violence flared up again and we changed our minds.
Really great post again! Thank you for sharing this trip!
Thank you Erika!! Have a great day – hopefully filled with sunshine!
You too, Joy! My daughter is currently spending time in England. She said the weather was gorgeous!!! Happy day to you!
spellbinding area… thank you for sharing the pics!
What a very interesting place filled with history. I love these kind of places. You can almost feel the history through the pictures. Thank you again.
There was so much history in this place George – you could almost feel it oozing through the stones. The historical figures were a quirky touch too – appealing to the young (and not so young) in our family!!
There is something in the ruins… honestly, what a great way to also teach kids about history, so hands on and loads of fun. Pretty fun to find those characters placed in the castle!
We loved the figures – specially our son who found the history and stories instantly more compelling. We love ruins – running around and learning history at the same time, what could be better!
What an impressive castle! It helps to know the history too, it makes the visit that much more interesting and makes being there a more meaningful experience!
They had notice boards with some history sprinkled throughout but it definitely helped to read up beforehand. It is a fascinating castle, somewhere we've driven past so many times, can't quite understand why it took us so long to go inside!
I'm always drawn to old stones, and castles are so nice to visit, full of history !
This was such a cool castle – the history and stories were fascinating and as we had it all to ourselves imaginations could run wild!
I can't believe i was in Carrickfergus and didn't go! If I ever go back to Northern Ireland, I'll be sure to stop–you made it sound great!
Oh that's a shame – it's mainly ruins inside but the history is fascinating and we just loved exploring.
That really does look awesome!
It's fun to explore for kids but with plenty of history thrown in for good measure, definitely a great place to visit.
Such a fun name! Why is Son in the stocks?
I think it means Rock of Fergus – or something like that!! He has a slight obsession with trying out the stocks in different castles, he wasn't naughty that day – well not much!!
So what is it with toilets in museums and the like? there's a Viking in the toilet in the Viking museum in York too (Yorvik?) . It's really quite funny, as is King John here.
This one I think was a bit of a villain, I guess they thought putting him on the toilet was his reward for bad behaviour!! Didn't know about the Viking toilet at Yorvik though – we'll definitely have to check that out out Ana!!
It was a fascinating place – just glad we did our homework first Rosemary as the information was a bit spartan inside the castle. The figures were such a great idea too – I liked the wistful lady gazing out to sea!!
Nice blog here. Seeing a historic castle is one in bucket list. Great post!
I'm wondering what you suggest is the recommended visit time. I have a pretty packed itinerary for the day and plan to be here right at the open time of ten. Would a hour be too little to explore this castle? I plan to drive right up the coastal route to all the attractions up north afterwards.
Hi Whit, I think an hour is just about right to see everything, we didn't spend much more than that and really took our time. It's basically just a shell but the history is interesting. Hope you enjoy the coastal route – one of my favourite drives!!
Hi Whit, I think an hour is just right – we lingered and didn't spend much longer. It's really just a shell but some nooks and crannies to explore and great history. Hope you enjoy the coastal drive – we loved it!


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Albert Tepper (New York, 1 juni 1921 - Glendale, 8 juni 2010) is een Amerikaans componist en muziekpedagoog.

Biografie
Tepper studeerde aan het New England Conservatory in Boston, Massachusetts, onder andere piano bij Antoinett Ward en behaalde zijn Bachelor of Music in 1947 en zijn Master of Music in 1948. Met een studiebeurs van de Fulbright Foundation kon hij verder compositie studeren aan de Universiteit van Edinburgh in Schotland en orkestdirectie bij Hermann Schmeidel aan de Universität für Musik und Darstellende Kunst "Mozarteum" Salzburg in Salzburg, Oostenrijk.

Van 1947 tot 1950 was hij docent aan het New England Conservatory in Boston, Massachusetts. Aansluitend was hij tot hij met pensioen ging professor voor muziektheorie en muziekliteratuur aan de Hofstra Universiteit in Hempstead, New York. In deze tijd was hij ook dirigent van het harmonieorkest en het symfonieorkest, maar ook hoofd van de theater afdeling.

Hij schreef meer dan honderd werken voor toneelmuziek, werken voor orkest, harmonieorkest en kamermuziek. Tepper is President van The Long Island Composers Alliance.

Composities

Werken voor orkest
 1946 Concertino, voor hobo en strijkers
 1951 Symfonie, voor strijkers
 Concertino, voor sopraansaxofoon (of klarinet) en strijkers
 Prelude and Rondo, voor strijkorkest

Werken voor harmonieorkest
 1966 Circus overture
 1979 Dance for Threes
 1981 For City Spring, voor gemengd koor en harmonieorkest
 1986 Islip Fanfares 1683-1983
 1986 Tent Music
 Prelude, Fugue and Kaleidoscope

Toneelmuziek

Musicals
 2007 Sessions - libretto: van de componist - première: 2007, Peter Jay Sharp Theatre, New York,

Werken voor koren
 1952 Spring, the sweet Spring, voor gemengd koor - tekst: Thomas Nashe
 1954 Climbin' up the Mountain, spiritual voor gemengd koor
 1954 Rock-a my Soul, spiritual voor gemengd koor
 1979 Song of Thyrsis, voor gemengd koor - tekst: Philip Morin Freneau
 1979 The Sycophantic Fox and the gullible Raven, voor gemengd koor - tekst: Guy Wetmore Carryl
 Jewish Wedding Music, voor gemengd koor

Vocale muziek
 1961 Five songs from the «Catullus» of William Hull, voor solozang met kamer- of jazz-ensemble
 1968 Meditations on Blake Songs, voor sopraan en piano - tekst: William Blake
 Holy Thursday II
 Infant Joy
 The Tiger
 1979 The Toy Flute, voor sopraan, fluit en piano
 1984 A Shakespeare Garland, voor sopraan, klarinet en piano
 Orpheus, with his lute (King Henry VIII)
 Spring (Love's Labour's Lost)
 Sigh no more, ladies (Much Ado About Nothing)
 O mistress mine (Twelfth Night)
 Under the greenwood tree (As You Like It)
 Blow, blow, thou winter wind (As You Like It)
 Come away, come away, death (Twelfth Night)
 It was a lover and his lass (As You Like It)
 Winter (Love's Labour's Lost)
 Three Shakespeare Songs, voor sopraan en piano
 Twelfth Night: O Mistress Mine
 Two Gentlemen of Verona: Who is Sylvia?
 Tempest: Ariel's Song, Where the Bee Sucks

Kamermuziek
 1946 Quartet for Strings (Strijkkwartet)
 1948 Sonata, voor altviool en piano
 1952 Suite, voor klarinet en fagot
 Rondo
 March
 Pastorale and Musette
 Dialogue
 Dance
 1961 Moorish Drone Dance, voor klarinet en piano
 1982 Three Inventions on DBH, voor fluit, klarinet en fagot
 1995 Trio Barocco, voor viool, klarinet en piano

Werken voor piano
 1952 Prelude and fugue

Werken voor klavecimbel
 1957 Sonata

Publicaties
 Helen M. Greenwald: Verdi's Patriarch and Puccini's Matriarch: "Through the Looking-Glass and What Puccini Found There",  19th-Century Music, Vol. 17, No. 3 (Spring, 1994), pp. 220–236

Externe links
  Biografie

Amerikaans componist
20e-eeuws componist
21e-eeuws componist
Amerikaans muziekpedagoog

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Celková délka dálnic v Maďarsku byla k říjnu 2021 přibližně 1800 km. Nejvyšší povolená rychlost na dálnicích je pro osobní automobily 130 km/h, na rychlostních silnicích pak 110 km/h. Na maďarských dálnicích funguje systém tzv. virtuálních dálničních známek.

Historie výstavby dálnic
Stavba maďarského dálničního systému byla spuštěna za socialismu, roku 1964 dnešní dálnicí M7, která spojuje hlavní město Budapešť, okolí jezera Balaton až ke hranici s Chorvatskem. V roce 1975 byl hotov úsek mezi Budapeští a balatonským jezerem. Postupně byly budovány další úseky, jako budapešťský okruh (M0), Budapešť – Győr směrem do Rakouska na Vídeň, Budapešť – Segedín směrem do Jugoslávie na Bělehrad nebo Budapešť – Miškovec. Po Pádu železné opony, v roce 1991 byl přijat Národní program pro rozvoj silniční sítě, který podpořil výstavbu dalších dálnic.

Seznam dálnic
Dálnice v Maďarsku jsou označovány písmenem M (Magyar – maďarsky maďarský; ne však, jak je často mylně zaměňováno, motorway – anglický výraz pro dálnici). Maďarské slovo pro dálnici je autópálya.

Následující tabulka zahrnuje jak dálnice (autópálya), tak rychlostní silnice (autóút) - v tabulce rozlišeno ve sloupci Typ: D pro dálnici a R pro rychlostní silnici.

Odkazy

Poznámky

Externí odkazy

   Celostátní mapa zpoplatněné silniční sítě
   Dálniční známka Maďarsko (oficiální stránky)

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HPE unveils The Machine, Apollo 70, Cavium ThunderX2 ARM HPC Supercomputing platforms
Posted by Charbax – November 17, 2017
HP Enterprise unveils their HPC optimized Cavium ThunderX2 ARM Powered High Performance Computing platforms, the Apollo 70 is a disruptive ARM HPC processor technology with maximum memory bandwidth, familiar management and performance tools, and the density and scalability required for large HPC cluster deployments. And then HPE Labs unveils The Machine which is also powered by a Cavium ThuderX2, it is HPE's vision for the future of computing as by 2020, one hundred billion connected devices will generate far more demand for computing than today's infrastructure can accommodate.
The Machine is a custom-built device made for the era of big data. HPE says it has created the world's largest single-memory computer. The R&D program is the largest in the history of HPE, the former enterprise division of HP that split apart from the consumer-focused division. If the project works, it could be transformative for society. But it is no small effort, as it could require a whole new kind of software. HPE's prototype can accomodate up to 160 terabytes of memory, capable of simultaneously working with the data held in every book in the Library of Congress five times over — or approximately 160 million books. According to HPE, it has never been possible to hold and manipulate whole data sets of this size in a single-memory system, and this is just a glimpse of the immense potential of Memory-Driven Computing. Following the GenZ Consortium's vision, based on the current prototype, HPE expects the architecture can scale to an exabyte-scale single-memory system and, beyond that, to a nearly limitless pool of memory — 4,096 yottabytes. For context, that is 250,000 times the entire digital universe today. With that amount of memory, HPE said it will be possible to simultaneously work with every digital health record of every person on earth, every piece of data from Facebook, every trip of Google's autonomous vehicles, and every data set from space exploration all at the same time — getting to answers and uncovering new opportunities at unprecedented speeds.
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How Under-Display Camera is Killing the Notch
Emmanuel Moses Temidayo 24/12/2019
The contest to pioneer new features among smartphone manufacturers that would give them an edge over other brands is becoming more thrilling than ever. A lot of smart ideas are beginning to evolve, some of which deserves lots of accolades to be given to the originator, while others are simply a no-no. First, the fact that technology is becoming more dynamic than ever and the willingness of the market to accept the new trend and try these new technology ideas is really remarkable.
Sadly, the notch is one feature that is gradually giving way for the Under Display Camera (UDC) which is now the latest trend been talked about.
Related Article: List of pop-up, slider and flip camera smartphones to buy in 2019
The Notch
Prior to the talks about UDC, the idea of the notch was a creative way to solve the issues front-facing camera, a better way to recreate notifications and message indicators in a specific placement space around the display area which is splendid and acceptable.
The notch design gained popularity when Apple released the iPhone X sometime in 2017, it then proliferated to other smartphone brands, integrating diverse styles of notches into their smartphone. Considering how nice it made the phone look, and the quality of the images the front camera produces, a lot of users feel in love with it.
The idea of notches was taken as a sign of progressiveness, it is meant to house components that can't be embedded inside the screen just like the front camera. It also helped in identifying disparities between other smartphone products. With the kind of notch a smartphone brand adopts, you could identify it among other products, and I really think the notch also has a way of influencing the choice of users in picking a phone.
Creatively, notches differ from one smartphone to another. There is the teardrop notch, a unique kind which has its own special advantages, the bezel full notch which contributed to the awesome look the Samsung Galaxy S9 has, the cut-out notch (also called Punch Hole) which was made prominent with the Galaxy S10, and the interesting pop-up notch design, slider notch.
An Honor smartphone with a teardrop notch
How Under Display Cameras are killing the Notch
The notch design Under-display camera design
Thanks to the advent of under-display screen camera (UDC), the notch trend is gradually coming to an end. The UDC phones are gradually gaining grounds and with the look of things, a lot of customers are anticipating their mass release. The UDC would come with an all-screen display feature that hides all traces of notches instead of the usual see-through display.
This advanced technology has been crafted such that users faintly see the camera behind the display screen which also includes the use of low reflective glass around the display area that aids the invisibility of the notch. Based on the undergoing review, for now, photos taken with UDC don't look as awesome as those taken with a notch, that means a lot of work still needs to be done with this technology.
Some leading smartphone brands have started releasing prototype to test this innovation; Oppo, sometime in June, unveiled its first smartphone with an under-display camera. Xiaomi has started to display this prototype. Samsung electronics have revealed that they would be the first to release the UDC technology in their next foldable phone which would be available in the first half of 2020. Certainly, it would be produced in mass for customers to enjoy.
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As much as this would come as bad news for the notch lovers, under-display cameras would definitely be the notch killers. I mean, you no longer have to deal with notch popping up on your face anything you take a glance at your phone. The notch is already becoming unpopular and it's only a matter of time before it goes inexistent.
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No doubt, the future is under-display cameras… and it is definitely killing the notch. Sincerely though, UDC is really not a bad idea, as it makes the phone look really sleek, advanced, and gets us even closer to 100% screen to body ratio — and that is an advantage that can't be overlooked. Too bad for the notch.


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Tamoxifen use for breast cancer prevention low among women
Erika A. Waters, PhD, MPH, assistant professor at Washington University School of Medicine
Women are reluctant to take tamoxifen to help prevent cancer, according to the results of a study published in Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention (February 2010;19[2]:443-446).
Tamoxifen can reduce the risk of developing breast cancer in women who are at increased risk for developing the disease, say the authors in background information accompanying the study results.
To determine the number of women aged 40-79 who were taking tamoxifen for the prevention of breast cancer, lead author Erika A. Waters, PhD, MPH, assistant professor at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, and colleagues at the National Cancer Institute collected data from surveys of more than 10,000 women for each year between 2000 and 2005.
Researchers found that the prevalence of tamoxifen use among the women surveyed was 0.2% in 2000 and 0.08% in 2005. "Our results indicated that very few women were using tamoxifen to prevent cancer," stated Dr Waters. "However, we don't know exactly why."
The authors suggest that low prevalence of tamoxifen use may be linked to the side effects of the medication, which may include hot flashes, sexual complications, uterine cancer, blood clots, and cataracts. Another possible explanation given by the authors is that physicians may be unaware of the drug's availability, physicians are reluctant to prescribe it, patients are reluctant to take it, lack of patient or physician education about the drug, or skepticism about whether the benefits outweigh the risks.
"The decision to use a drug like tamoxifen in women at high-risk for, but who do not yet have a diagnosis of, breast cancer is not easy. It is dependent upon the women's personal choice, which can be influenced by many factors, not just her medical eligibility. There is no right answer," said Dr Waters.
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Q: Count documents for collections that name start with given strings I have a Mongo DB "db1" that have a collections like:

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*Chocolate-31-Oct-2019

*Chocolate-30-Oct-2019

*Chocolate-29-Oct-2019

*Chocolate-28-Oct-2019

*Chocolate-27-Oct-2019

*Cookie-31-Oct-2019

*Cookie-30-Oct-2019

*Cookie-29-Oct-2019

*Cookie-28-Oct-2019

*Cookie-27-Oct-2019

*Cookie-26-Oct-2019

*Bar-31-Oct-2019

*Bar-30-Oct-2019

*Bar-29-Oct-2019

*Bar-28-Oct-2019

*Bar-27-Oct-2019

I want to count:

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*number of collections for Chocolate and Cookie only

*number of documents for collections: Chocolate and Cookie only.

Using MongoChef shell console, I am able to count all documents per collection in a 'db' like this:
db.getCollectionNames()
.forEach(function(collection)
{ resultCount = db[collection].count();
  print("Results count for " + collection + ": "+ resultCount);
  });

but don't know how to count for defined list of collections only.

A: Try this.
Updated with the number of collections count. Just copy-paste this into the console.
    var chCount=0;
    var coCount=0;
db.getCollectionNames().forEach(function(collection) {
if(collection.startsWith("Chocolate") || collection.startsWith("Cookie")){
    if(collection.startsWith("Chocolate"))
        chCount=chCount+1;
    else if(collection.startsWith("Cookie"))
        coCount=coCount+1;
    resultCount = db[collection].count();    print("Results count for " + collection + ": "+ resultCount);
}
});
print("Chocolate = "+chCount+", Cookie = "+coCount+".");

You may also write this into a .js file and execute using the following command.
mongo --port=<port> <database> <any authentication if required> ex.js


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Queensland kicks off search for young tourism leaders to help showcase $25 billion industry
April 29, 2018 1:56 pm in The Loop List 4, Travel by Jaydan Duck
THE search is on for Queensland's next generation of young tourism leaders.
Employers, the industry and the community are being urged to nominate inspirational young people under the age of 35 to become the state's next tourism leaders.
Tourism Industry Development Minister Kate Jones launched the search on Friday and said a job in the tourism industry was like "a ticket to travel the world".
"For the first time we're also looking for young people who own a business that's directly linked to tourism or supports the industry," she said.
"Our Young Tourism Leaders will showcase the diverse, stable and exciting career opportunities the tourism industry offers.
"These leaders will make presentations in schools, connect with vocational and tertiary students, participate in careers events and connect with the tourism industry to promote the skills and talents of young tourism professionals.
"Working in the tourism industry offers more than just a job but a sustainable career that can be a ticket to travel the world."
Ms Jones said these leaders must be passionate about growing Queensland's $25 billion tourism industry.
"Over the next two years we expect to create 20,000 new jobs in Queensland's tourism industry so building the tourism workforce for the future has never been more important," she said.
"There are a range of great opportunities in the tourism industry, covering hotel and event management as well as digital marketing, graphic design, hospitality, tourism visitor experiences and regional tourism."
The Young Tourism Leaders program is a key part of the Palaszczuk Government's Advancing Tourism 2016-20 strategy which aims to maximise the benefits from tourism and make Queensland the world's leading tourism destination.
Since the program was launched in February 2017, 18 Young Tourism Leaders have connected with students across Queensland to share their personal and professional career journeys.
Nominations for the Young Tourism Leaders Program are now open.
For details about the program and how to make a nomination, click here.
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Steely Dan guitarist Elliott Randall will be making an appearance at the Great British Guitar Show this weekend, in addition to an already packed line-up of players.
Randall will be appearing on the Madison And Fifth stand on Saturday 23 February between 11:30am and 3:30pm. The Steely Dan man, who has also played with the likes of Carly Simon and Peter Frampton, joins the likes of shredder Alex Hutchings, blues rocker John Verity, up and comer Ollie Rudge and 'live kareoke' outfit Rockstar Me, who will give visitors to the show a chance to jam or sing a song of their choice.
For more information on the Great British Guitar Show, including directions to the New Bingley Hall venue and ticketing information, visit the official website.


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Hydra facts: not the mythical beast! | Animal Fact Files
The word hydra might bring up images of a multi-headed beast from Greek mythology, but it's also the name of real life animals! Hydras are hydrozoans who don't form colonies. These polyps live solitary lives which, in theory, could last forever. Yes. These animals are essentially immortal! They regenerate their body cells about once a month, so they never really grow old. They can, however, be eaten or perish under harsh conditions. Let's learn more about these amazing animals! Scientific Name: Genus - Hydra Range: cosmopolitan Size: less than an inch (2.54cm) Diet: crustaceans, fish and insect larvae Lifespan: limitless! You can learn more on: Twitter - https://twitter.com/animalfactfiles Facebook - https://facebook.com/animalfactfiles --- We always do what we can to be as accurate as possible, but we're only human; if you catch a mistake please let us know and provide a link for verification! --- All images, videos and sound effects used herein are 1) public domain, 2) used under a Creative Commons license, 3) used with the express permission of the copyright holder, or 4) used under the parameters of Fair Use law. Credits via Youtube: Max Planck Institute for Developmental Biology - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DGlIEISQMA Ali Hassan Memon - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eg9ON6IjeY8 Credits via Flickr: Becky Boone - https://flickr.com/photos/97216967@N04/9192785544 Credits via Wiki Users: Jon Houseman - https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hydr1003.webm; https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hydr1000.webm; https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hydr1001.webm; https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hydr1005.webm; https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hydr1002.webm; https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hydr1004.webm Corvana - https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hydravulgaris.jpg Other attributions: Pit Schuni - https://vimeo.com/43089937 Murugadas, A., Zeeshan, M., Thamaraiselvi, K. et al. Hydra as a model organism to decipher the toxic effects of copper oxide nanorod: Eco-toxicogenomics approach. Sci Rep 6, 29663 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1038/srep29663 JayHu - https://freesound.org/people/JayHu/sounds/506103 Websites used for research collection: https://www.google.com/books/edition/Biology_of_Hydra/np9imdUTumsC https://www.google.com/books/edition/Issues_in_Genetic_Medicine_2011_Edition/MZmOjix0pFEC https://www.google.com/books/edition/Sponges_and_Other_Minor_Phyla/OZl-0O4bHSsC http://www.marinespecies.org/aphia.php?p=taxdetails&id=267491 https://www.britannica.com/topic/Hydra-Greek-mythology https://www.livescience.com/53178-hydra-may-live-forever.html https://www.britannica.com/animal/Hydra-hydrozoan-genus http://lifeinfreshwater.net/hydra http://www.devbio.biology.gatech.edu/model-organisms-for-developmental-biology/hydra https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/07924259.2014.927805 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK9971 https://olympus.magnet.fsu.edu/micd/galleries/moviegallery/pondscum/coelenterata/hydra/index.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4h-tUWjesyg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UqmXzKDZQBI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDRS2jdv2g4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJBiEULsXAE This video is licensed under a CC BY-SA 3.0 license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/)*. *you can find information about all the different types of CC licenses here: https://creativecommons.org/ **changes were made to the original Transcript: alugha Click here to see more videos: https://alugha.com/AnimalFactFiles
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Osvaldo Darío Nartallo (* 1972 in General Belgrano, Provinz Buenos Aires) ist ein ehemaliger argentinischer Fußballspieler.

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Nartallo begann seine Karriere 1990 bei San Lorenzo de Almagro, er machte nur 10 Spiele für den Verein und verließ ihn 1992. Sein nächster Verein war Nueva Chicago in der argentinischen 2. Liga.

Später im Jahr 1992 wechselte er zu den Orlando Pirates in Südafrika und 1993 zum Spitzenklub Beşiktaş JK in der Türkei. Er gewann mit dem Verein den türkischen Pokal und den Supercup und erzielte mehrere Tore. Später spielte er für Petrol Ofisi Spor in der Süper Lig.

1998 zog er nach Spanien und spielte zusammen mit anderen Landsleuten, Gaston Lolito und Sebastian Hernán Cattaneo, für Granada CF.

1999 zog Nartallo nach Mexiko, wo er für drei Vereine spielte: Puebla Fútbol Club (1999–2000), Toros Neza (2000) und Querétaro FC (2001).

Mitte 2001 wollte er einen Neuanfang starten und hätte fast bei einem Verein in Chile unterschrieben, doch im letzten Moment scheiterte der Deal. Anschließend kehrte er nach Argentinien zurück, um für San Lorenzo de Mar del Plata bei regionalen Turnieren und in der lokalen Liga zu spielen, wo er neben Cristian Daguerre, Gaston Ervitti und Darius Cajaravilla spielte. 2003 beendete er seine aktive Laufbahn als Spieler.

Zur Saison 2021/22 engagierte man ihn als Interimstrainer für den Club Atlético Alvarado.

Erfolge
 1×Türkischer Pokalsieger 1993/94
 1×Türkischer Fußball-Supercup 1994

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Fußballspieler (CA San Lorenzo de Almagro)
Fußballspieler (Club Atlético Nueva Chicago)
Fußballspieler (Orlando Pirates)
Fußballspieler (Beşiktaş Istanbul)
Fußballspieler (Petrol Ofisi SK)
Fußballspieler (FC Granada)
Fußballspieler (Envigado FC)
Fußballspieler (Club Puebla)
Fußballspieler (Toros Neza)
Fußballspieler (Querétaro Fútbol Club)
Argentinier
Geboren 1972
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White iPhone 4 Kit Converts Vanilla iPhone to White, Seller From Genius to Criminal?
You don't have to wait until Spring 2011 to get a white iPhone 4 – if you already have the default black one, that is. Fei Lam, a 17-year old college student out of Queens, New York is selling a conversion kit for the iPhone 4 which is supposedly of such great quality that "FaceBook employees, undisclosed celebrities, accessory makers, and more" have bought the kit. I didn't know FaceBook employees were the paragons of trendsetting.
While it seems like he has struck gold, Lam may not be in business for long – the New York Observer reports that Apple is preparing…something against Lam. The main reason? As Lam himself said, "I knew a guy from a few years back that had somewhat of a relationship with folks in Foxconn". Now, this statement could have several meanings. Lam could be getting actual white iPhone 4 cases from Foxconn. Or maybe he was able to obtain sample parts that he imitated, or perhaps he got specifications or molds (my money's on this one) that he then used to make the kits. Whatever the case, Lam's statement does imply that he got his hands on something that wasn't supposed to leak out.
For now though, Lam's website is up and still promoting the conversion kit. The full kit – front case, back case, home button plus the necessary tools – costs $279 (USD), but as of this writing there is a notice that says they're "stopping orders until the following Monday". No word if it's a matter of keeping up with the demand, or if Apple's legal hounds already sent something to the company.


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The housing market can often be a depressing thing. Even when you've saved for a very long time to be able to afford a home which you love, the process of securing something like this can be far more pricey than people realise, leaving them with a bad deal. Of course, though, to get to that point, you have to be able to afford a property which you like in the first place. To help you out with this, this post will be exploring the impact which location can have on the type of home you can afford, giving you the chance to get as much as possible for the money you're spending. This sort of approach is becoming easier as more people start to work for themselves and from home.
When you look at a city or a town, different regions in the area will be subject to different property prices. This disparity in value between different pieces of land often isn't logical, instead being driven by the money which people are willing to spend, rather than what a place is actually worth. By looking at your local area, it should be easy to figure out where homes are the most affordable. This won't save a huge amount of money, though, and it could be worth looking at this on a slightly broader level.
If you're able to relocate to somewhere a little further away, you can increase the amount of money you're going to save on your home. Neighboring towns may simply lack some of the features of your old home, making them less appealing to newcomers, but perfect for those who know the area and want to save some money. Most estate agents will be happy to explore this sort of route with you, showing you the best value properties which they have on offer. Very few people approach these professionals with this in mind.
Of course, in a lot of cases, property markets between countries are where you will see the biggest price differences. Thanks to a range of different issues, from taxation to material costs, some governments are able to keep their housing prices far lower than others. It will be worth looking for a real estate agent directory which deals with professionals who will specialise in international property sales to make this work for you, as this will ensure that you are being lead by the highest quality information, rather than having to figure it out for yourself.
When you're going through the process of buying a home, the price of the building itself will only be the start of the bills you're going to have to cover. There are loads of other transactions you need to be considering, and the options available in some areas will enable you to get a lot more for your money than others. Below, you can find some examples of this, giving you the chance to further maximise the value you get out of this process.
Lawyers: It will be very hard to manage a complex transaction like this when you don't have any experience in the field of law, and people often make mistakes when they try to handle the paperwork which comes with their new home by themselves. While it may not be considered luxury by some, the idea of avoiding all of the boring work which comes with your property will be very important to some people, and the prices of legal professionals will always vary based on your location.
Local Services: Of course, when you're thinking about getting the highest level of luxury out of your home, it makes sense to consider the local services which surround it. Golf courses, restaurants, and other high-end activities can cost a fortune in some places, but will be very affordable in others, and the experience you get from them will be very similar. You can use websites like TripAdvisor to get an idea of where you might find the cheapest amenities. Of course, some areas won't even have the services you need available.
The Essentials: It's a little bit weird to think that a sandwich or a coffee can cost vastly different amounts, depending on your location. Some cities are few more expensive for items like this than others, though, and this is something which you need to think about when you're building a home. San Francisco is a great example of this, with wages being a little above average for the US, but the cost of living being incredibly high. Living in a poorer place can often make it easier to afford to live a life of luxury.
Getting more for you money isn't always about skimping. Along with this, a place can often be more valuable to you when it offers better opportunities. Take your job, for example, as this is something which will remain largely unchanged as the years go by. A new place might not let you save money on your home, but it could give you the chance to push your career in the right direction, and this is something which could make it far easier to enjoy a life of enhanced luxury. You don't need to save money when you're making plenty of it.
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With all of this in mind, you should be feeling ready to take on the challenge of getting more for your money on your next home. A lot of people struggle with this sort of effort, finding it hard to know whether or not they're making the right choices along the way. In reality, though, it shouldn't be too hard to find the right home if you put enough time into it.


Using digital signage is a great way to improve transport and navigation systems. A good digital signage system can supply travelers with relevant real-time information about important matters such as train schedules, flight gates, and much more.
Digital signage for navigation has slowly been making its way into the industry in the past few years, and the brightness, versatility, and engaging nature of the medium makes it a brilliant addition to transport systems both large and small.
In New York City, the 110th Street Station was recently closed for renovations, reopening with a plethora of new features. The improvements include a modern digital signage solution, which updated passengers with real-time subway information and updates.
The newly installed digital signage displays the subway map of NYC and data about service alerts and disruptions, as well as convenient information about the next train heading to certain destinations. This saves passengers time as they only need to glance at the screen to find out where to go for the next train to their destination, eliminating the need to check timetables.
There's no way we can dismiss airports when talking about digital signage for navigation. Earlier this year, Luton Airport in London received a major overhaul thanks to a £160 million investment.
These improvements include 132 brand new digital signs providing passengers with information regarding their flights and other services offered by the airport. Luton Airport also used digital signage to color-code their flight information, providing frequent travelers with the ability to quickly look at the signs and see the status of their flight.
It can be a stressful experience to go around in circles at a parking lot to look for an empty slot, only to find out that the whole place is full. That's why Colchester General Hospital, located in Colchester in the UK, recently announced that its parking area was going to be overhauled with digital signage informing people about how many parking spaces are left.
The hospital also invested in automatic number-plate recognition technology to easily tracks the registration plates of cars as they come in and out of the parking area.
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