Depending on your line composition, this may or may not concern you. Nowadays paraglider lines are usually composed of minimum shrinkage composition however it is a good idea to be aware of the implications or check the line lengths, especially the rear ones (especially if you are flying in moist, humid coastal conditions) . A typical example of a glider with shortened rear lines is difficulty in inflating, especially under forward start conditions. I was having a problem once attempting to inflate my tandem wing that had not been used for near on a year. The next day we measured and stretched the lines, noting around four center meters of shinkage. So what does rear line shrinkage mean??
Well firstly, many manufacturers are lengthening the rear risers and slightly shortening the front risers to compensate for the increased angle of attack created by the pendulum motion of adding power on motorised paragliders. It is extremely important not to undertake any such procedure unless qualified to do so. By shortening the rear lines, one is effectively increasing the angle of attack which in turn takes the glider closer to the critical angle (the angle at which it stalls).
Here is an example of what exactly may happen should your lines be drastically shortened. I was test flying a new glider that flew quite well under non powered conditions, as there is no drastic change in the angle of attack. I had just taken off and undertaken what certainly was no radical powered turn when I felt the wing start to spin. I immediately came off the power and released the toggel. The glider then progressed into a parachutal stall. Realizing I was about to hit the ground with an extra 30 kg`s I attempted to drag the wing using power away from the edge where there was more height to play with. Looking back, this probably worsened things.
The way out of a parachutal stall is to decrease the angle of attack (and not increase it) by either pushing on the speed bar or gently on the front risers and or releasing the trims. Anyway, there was not enough height and I hit the ground. I immediately attempted to stand up and realized this was impossible. Looking down, I was amazed to see the underneath of my foot looking back at me and the tibia(the lower leg bone)which had disjointedfrom the ankle joint, had come out the side of my leg and now was firmly implanted into the ground (which had occured as I tried to stand up). The fibula (the other lower leg bone) had snapped under the impact. The veins and arteries had also balooned out where looking as if they were about to explode. Not managing to secure a chopper I was loaded into the back of my van and transported over a dirt track while one of my mates held the ankel and leg together which was attempting to disjoint itself from each other over every bump. Back on the hill life was returning to normal after a bout of nausea, fainting and chain smoking events. This was hurried along by a visit to the local pub before returning to the scene, where the remains of my lower leg, now looking like a piece of leather were found. Well, a plate with 6 screws and a number inside the ankle joint plus a 20 cm skin graft later, and I`m waiting to see the outcome.
With the rear lines being shortened, as one powers into a turn you are already entering under an unusually high angle of attack (from the short lines and the pendulum motion of the engine). Added to this the one sides angle of attack is being increased even more, due to the turn which resulted in the one side stalling(and stopping flying). With the other side flying around this stalled side, a negative spin was induced, with massive height loss.


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Past lessons
The maharajas and maharanis of India are admired for their unparalleled opulence and sophistication. As erstwhile rulers, they played an imperative role in shaping the ethos of Indian art and living, of which tea was an inseparable part. Evening tea was a daily fixture in the royal courts: kings and queens settled into aaram-kursis each evening, tables were decorated with heirloom silverware, and accompanied by an array of saffron-dipped sweets. Light reflects off the palatial walls as the sun disappeared over Lake Pichola. Loyal attendants poured Darjeeling's first flush. In an hour's tête-à-tête, an ethereal fragrance filled the air. Discussions of art and politics began to flow, and so did refills of tea. Though the British were the first to introduce tea to India, the royal courts stood witness to its rapid cultivation and the patronage of tea culture.
Indian tea culture has drastically transformed with the demands of modern lifestyle. Just a few generations ago, locals prided themselves on moments of chai unmarred by the busyness of today. In the age of looming responsibilities, one of the most quintessential Indian pastimes is losing its luster marking our descent into the mire of convenience. The simplest and most significant explanation for this: tea, as we know it, has a dated image and lives on only amongst the graying. It's time for a contemporary perspective on an age-old tradition.
Discard any thoughts of yet another tea house serving an imitative and conventional afternoon fare in the name of India's terroirs. Rather, our team uses its experiences and travels throughout the country to reinvent the way we understand and appreciate tea through a cross-pollination of Indian flare with Western technique. As patrons of modernization, much like the maharajas of India, we feed a longing to see the traditional as twisted. Each tea is carefully handcrafted using time-honoured flavours, ingredients, and concepts of heritage with an air of refinement. Together with ceramic proposals that show a mastery in material and form, Ahista Tea is a tribute to quintessential Indian sensibilities and aspires everyone to the nostalgia, romance of historical landmarks, vibrant culture and landscape. We hope to serve you as a modern institution in the world of progressive teas.

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Q: Saving android canvas as a bitmap I want to save the canvas object in onDraw() method to be saved as a bitmap. Please do not suggest answers like  "view.getDrawingCache(true)" .I want to save canvas directly to a bitmap

A: // first create a mutable bitmap - you determine the size
bkg = Bitmap.createBitmap(width, width, Bitmap.Config.ARGB_8888);

// create a canvas with that empty bitmap
Canvas c = new Canvas(bkg);

// do whatever drawing methoods you need....I did a circle
c.drawColor(mContext.getResources().getColor(R.color.off_white));
p.setColor(pixel);
c.drawCircle(width / 2, width / 2, width / 2, p);

// then pull off the entire canvas as a bitmapdrawable (or bitmap, if you perfer)
return new BitmapDrawable(mContext.getResources(), bkg);

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With each trip I take, I make it a point to bring home cultural souvenirs — gold nuggets of experiences I'll remember all my life. Whether it's sitting and talking with a Muslim at the Great Mosque of Granada in Spain, waving a flag at an Irish hurling match, or getting naked with Germans at a spa in Baden-Baden, it's experiences like these that give each trip that extra sparkle.
One night, while walking through Istanbul, I came upon a big patio filled with tourists, enjoying a single dervish whirling on an elevated platform. My immediate reaction was negative, as I have a bad attitude about dervishes doing their whirl for tourists, who have no idea what's going on. I prefer seeing the real deal at a place like the Galata Dervish Monastery or the Foundation of Universal Lovers of Mevlana. But on that night, I buried my bad attitude and simply enjoyed the beauty of his performance there in the Istanbul night.
In Barcelona, it's a joy to join in the sardana dances to celebrate Catalan culture. Locals of all ages seem to spontaneously appear in the cathedral square. Everyone is welcome. Participants form a circle, hold hands, then raise their arms-slow-motion, Zorba the Greek-style — as they hop and sway gracefully to the music of the band. The rest of Spain mocks this lazy circle dance, but for me, it is a stirring display of the Catalan region's pride and patriotism.
Good things come to those who participate. All of my Protestant life I've watched hardscrabble pilgrims and frail nuns climb Rome's Scala Santa Holy Stairs on their knees. Helen, the mother of Emperor Constantine, had these stairs brought from the Holy Land because they're thought to be the stairs that Jesus climbed on his way to being condemned by Pontius Pilate. I had always observed the stair-climbing pilgrims as though they were in a parallel universe. But one day, on a whim, I decided to enter that universe. I picked up the little pilgrim's primer explaining what holy thoughts to ponder on each step, knelt down, and — one by one — began climbing. Knees on stone, I experienced each step. In my pain, the art that engulfed the staircase snapped into action. And, while my knees would never agree, the experience was beautiful.
For 30 years, I've been going to see Malcolm Miller, resident guide and scholar at the great cathedral at Chartres, near Paris. Approaching the cathedral from a distance, my heart leaps at the sight of its spires rising above the fields, just like the hearts of approaching pilgrims must have done centuries ago. I go to Chartres on a kind of pilgrimage of my own — to be a student again, to be inspired. On most days, Malcolm sits down with curious travelers on pews in front of his stained-glass "window of the day" and, as if opening a book, tells the story that window was created to tell. There, in Europe's most magnificently decorated Gothic cathedral, Malcolm gives voice to otherwise silent masterpieces of that age.
Of course, not every experience has to be spiritual. Some are just plain fun. Whenever I'm in the British countryside, I enjoy getting a taste of farm culture. And for me, nothing beats a good sheepdog show. I recently saw my favorite ever, at Leault Working Sheepdogs in the Scottish Highlands.
As I stepped onto the farm, a dozen eager border collies scampered to greet the group of us who'd arrived for the demonstration. Then came the shepherd, whom the dogs clearly loved and followed like a messiah. He proceeded to sit us down in a natural little amphitheater in the turf and explain all about his work. With shouts and whistles, each dog followed individual commands and showed an impressive mastery over the sheep. Then, with good, old-fashioned shears, we each got our chance to shear a sheep — who took it calmly, as if at a beauty salon.
I'm often asked about the difference between a tourist and a traveler. To me, a tourist visits all the big sights, sees spectacles on stage, and returns home unchanged, with a suitcase full of knickknacks. A traveler becomes a temporary local, engages with the culture, and comes home enriched, with a vivid collection of experiences and a broader perspective.


Thursday, February 7, at 12:30 p.m.
The Music Technology Program at County College of Morris (CCM) has invited renowned jazz drummer and producer Bill Goodwin to speak at its next Tech Talk.
The Grammy award legend's talk – free and open to the public – will take place Thursday, February 7, at 12:30 p.m. in the Music Technology Center's (MTC) Performance Lab, Room 105. CCM is located at 214 Center Grove Road in Randolph.


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Jammit!
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Bulls vs. Blazers and the NBA Playoffs
Release Date: October, 1993 (North America)
Barkley Shut Up and Jam
Release Date: June, 1994 (North America)
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Reporter Amy Bracken was at the airport in Port-au-Prince when Aristide arrived home. Here's her conversation with Lisa Mullins on The World today. And here's a little backgrounder I did on Aristide that followed and a longer conversation with Robert Fatton on The World's history podcast is here.


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Nagpur NextArt and Culture
Scolding kids after they are caught watching porn will make them feel guilty but will not educate them: Anju Kish
Report by: Sneha Shah
Edited by: Amar Ashok Jajoo
Photojournalist: Abhishek Thakare
Anju Kish (Sex Educator and founder of untaboo.in), in association with Infinite Space (a venture by Parveen Tuli and Jyoti Kapoor), recently conducted an awareness seminar on sex education – Break the Wall of Silence – at Crossword, Nagpur.
It's not about sex!
Addressing people present between 21 years to 80 years of age, Kish said, "It's crazy that in a country with a population of more than 1.2 billion people, people hardly talk about sex education. It is one of the most misunderstood topic as people generally just focus on the word 'sex' when it comes to sex education."
Don't be shy
Parents, generally while talking to their kids about body parts often refrain from naming the genitals. Speaking about this, Kish said, "Parents tend to teach children about all the body parts except the names of their genitals. They keep nicknames like 'nunu,' which in later years becomes a problem for a kid. He may find embarrassing to express his genital-related problems to a doctor."
Giving sex education
Stressing upon the importance of imparting sex education to kids, Anju Kish said, "Sex Education is not just related to sex but also introduces terms like good touch, bad touch and not-ok touch. It must be given to children according to their age." But how do parents kick start the 'awkward' conversation? Kish said, "Keep finding opportunities to educate them. Never be a friend to your kid. They have friends in abundance. Be a friendly parent instead with whom they can share everything openly. Always be an 'ask-able' parent."
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Clearing the parents' doubt about the stages of sex education, Kish mentioned different topics to be introduced to children at specific ages. The topics include:
My body is mine: 5-8 years
Puberty and Safety for girls: 9-12 years
Puberty and safety for boys: 10-12 years
Aware and responsible teens: 13-15 years
Sex, sexuality and safety: 16-18 years
Don't scold them for watching porn!
Kish said that according to statistics the average age kids in India start watching porn is 11 years, whereas the average age when they experiment with sex is 14 years. These are the kids who are deprived of sex education. Talking about children watching porn, Kish said, "Don't scold children if you catch then watching porn at an inappropriate age. Scolding them will make them feel guilty. Instead of scolding them, educate them more about it. Correct education never corrupts a child's brain. It is the titillation in movies and social media that corrupts them."
The effects of lack of sex education
The main question that arises in a parent's mind pertaining to sex education is – 'Wouldn't it take away my child's innocence?' Kish answered this question by citing an example of a little girl living on the 17th floor in an apartment in Mumbai. In the absence of her dad, she'd always be accompanied by a watchman who'd take her till the ground floor. As her father accompanied her one day, he was devastated by the response of his daughter. As the doors of lift closed, the girl lifted her skirt, put her underwear down and asked for a chocolate! If the girl was given right information, the incident would not have taken place.
Anju Kish further said, "Sex education will not just reduce curiosity but would avoid peer pressure and help in controlling hormonal changes in a child. It will not just benefit them but also reduce the chances of dangerous practices like rape."


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Parish presidents who oppose coastal lawsuits argue oil and gas industry essential to state economy
By Bethany Blankley | The Center Square
Coastal lawsuits solely aimed at oil and gas companies in Louisiana do more to harm the state's and the nation's oil supply and economy at the expense of taxpayers, thousands of lost jobs, and other long-lasting effects, two coastal parish presidents and other members of the Grow Louisiana Coalition contend.
In 2013, some local governments in Louisiana sued more than 200 oil and gas companies, seeking compensation for damages they claimed the companies caused to the region's wetlands. Coastal lawsuits such as those filed in Louisiana do not exist anywhere else in the country.
Terrebonne Parish President Gordon Dove and Lafourche Parish President Archie Chaisson have fought against the lawsuits, arguing they are "money grabs" made by trial lawyers that have nothing to do with environmental preservation. Both parish presidents have pledged to never sue an oil and gas company as long as they are in office.
"These lawsuits don't make sense … for Louisiana as a whole," Chaisson said. "They are a farce."
Dove and Chaisson participated in a new online webinar series organized by the Grow Louisiana Coalition. The webinar brought together industry leaders and state and federal lawmakers who discussed how the energy industry is critical to the state's economy and to Louisianans' way of life.
U.S. Rep. Steve Scalise, state Sens. Bret Allain and Mike Fesi also participated. The Louisiana Oil & Gas Association, Louisiana Mid-Continent Oil & Gas Association, Gulf Economic Survival Team and many other associations also participated or supported the efforts to launch the series.
Chaisson, a former coastal zone manager and administrator in the parish who has worked to preserve the region's economic and environmental viability, said that 2020 was the first year the parish built more land than it lost. They've been committed to preserving their coastal wetlands but also to ensuring the growth of the oil and gas industry.
Dove, who previously served in the state legislature, has been involved in the oil industry since 1980. In Terrebonne Parish, 65 percent of the land is owned by the oil and gas industry.
In Lafourche Parish, more than 250 companies use Port Fourchon as their base of operations. In addition to its huge domestic hydrocarbon significance, Port Fourchon is the land base for LOOP (Louisiana Offshore Oil Port), which handles between 10 and 15 percent of all domestic oil in the U.S. and 10-15 percent of the nation's imported oil.
LOOP is also connected to 50 percent of the U.S. refining capacity. More than 400 large supply vessels go through the port's channels every day.
Port Fourchon currently services over 90 percent of the Gulf of Mexico's deepwater oil production, and plays a strategic role in providing the U.S. with roughly 18 percent of its entire oil supply. More than 1.5 million barrels of crude oil per day are transported via pipelines through the port.
Deepwater fields produce some of the highest oil rates in the Gulf of Mexico, which are significantly higher off the southeastern Louisiana coast.
Over 45 percent of total U.S. petroleum refining capacity and 51 percent of total U.S. natural gas processing plant capacity are located along the Gulf Coast.
The Gulf of Mexico alone provides the U.S. with roughly one-fifth of its domestic oil supply.
Scalise said before COVID-19 hit, the U.S. "had the most energy-dominant industry in the world. And a lot of that success in energy dominance was because of what's done in Louisiana. So much of the global innovation comes from the great engineering and innovative minds that we have in south Louisiana. This is something we have been doing for decades and generations."
The Gulf region, including Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida, and federal offshore drilling in the Gulf of Mexico, produces nearly 40 percent of total U.S. crude oil and 35 percent of total U.S. natural gas.
Because of what Louisianans and others in the Gulf have done, Scalise argued, "America has never been more secure in terms of ability to produce our own energy, to lower energy costs to families, and to start sending energy all around the world."
That's one of the many reasons why both Chaisson and Dove oppose the lawsuits.
Referred to as "jackpot justice," trial attorneys have cashed in, or are attempting to cash in, on billions of dollars from energy companies that are legally conducting production activities that were encouraged by state incentives and carried out under rigorous state and federal regulations, Melissa Landry, a longtime advocate arguing for legal reform in the state, said.
According to a recent Pelican Institute analysis, coastal lawsuits have directly cost Louisiana's economy between $44 million and $113 million every year since they were first filed in 2013. The lawsuits resulted in at least 2,000 jobs lost and roughly $70 million in lost earnings for Louisianans.
Offshore drilling declined by more than 50 percent since 2013, resulting in a loss of $22.6 million per year in royalties that would have otherwise been paid to the state and local governments.
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Q: Quicksort in Mips assembler Im trying to learn some assembler, and right now im trying to get the quicksort algorithm to work. But something is wrong.
Lets say i use this array
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,4
it end up like this
1,2,3,4,4,6,6,8,8,9
Have someone an idea where the problem might be?
This is my quicksort code.
QuickSort:
    bgt     a1, a2, QuickSortEnd
    nop

    subu    sp, sp, 16
    sw      ra, 16(sp)
    sw      a0, 12(sp)
    sw      a1, 8(sp)
    sw      a2, 4(sp)   #save a0, a1, a2, ra
    jal Partition       #partition(v, a, b)
    nop

    subu    sp, sp, 4
    sw      v0, 4(sp)
    lw      a0, 16(sp)      #a0 = v
    lw      a1, 12(sp)      #a1 = a
    addi    a2, v0, -1      #a2 = k - 1
    jal QuickSort
    nop

    lw      a0, 16(sp)  #a0 = v
    lw      t0, 4(sp)
    addi    a1, t0, 1   #a1 = k + 1
    lw      a2, 8(sp)   #a2 = b
    jal QuickSort
    nop

    addu sp, sp, 20
    lw ra, 0(sp)
    nop

QuickSortEnd: jr ra

And this is the partition part
Partition:
    add t1, a1, a1
    add t1, t1, t1
    add t1, t1, a0      #t2 = pivot
    lw  t2, 0(t1)       #v[a]
    nop
    addi t3, a1, 1      #t3 = lower = a + 1
    addi t4, a2, 0      #t4 = upper = b

Do:
blt t4, t3, PartitionEnd

    W1:
    add     t8, t3, t3
    add     t8, t8, t8
    add     t8, t8, a0
    lw      t5, 0(t8)       #t5 = v[lower]
    nop
    ble     t5, t2, W12
    nop
    b       W2
    W12:
    ble     t3, t4, W1_Op
    nop
    b       W2
    W1_Op:
    addi    t3, t3, 1
    b       W1

    W2:
    add     t8, t4, t4
    add     t8, t8, t8
    add     t8, t8, a0
    lw      t5, 0(t8)       #t5 = v[upper]
    nop
    bgt     t5, t2, W22
    nop
    b       f
    W22:
    ble     t3, t4, W2_Op
    nop
    b       f
    W2_Op:
    addi    t4, t4, -1
    b       W2

f:
    bgt     t3, t4, Do
    nop
    add     t8, t3, t3
    add     t8, t8, t8
    add     t8, t8, a0
    lw      t6, 0(t8)       #temp = v[lower]
    nop

    add     t9, t4, t4
    add     t9, t9, t9
    add     t9, t9, a0
    lw      t7, 0(t1)       #v[upper]
    nop

    sw      t7, 0(t8)       #v[lower] = v[upper]
    sw      t6, 0(t9)       #v[upper] = temp

    addi    t3, t3, 1
    addi    t4, t4, -1

j Do

PartitionEnd:
    add     t8, t4, t4
    add     t8, t8, t8
    add     t8, t8, a0
    lw      t2, 0(t8)       #temp = v[upper]
    nop

    add     t9, a1, a1
    add     t9, t9, t9
    add     t9, t9, a0
    lw      t3, 0(t9)       #v[a]
    nop

    sw      t3, 0(t8)       # v[upper] = v[a]
    sw      t2, 0(t9)       # v[a] = temp

    addi    v0, t4, 0       #return upper(k)
    jr      ra
    nop

I call the quicksort function with arguments
a0 = address of array to be sortet
a1 = 0
a2 = (number of elements) - 1

A: In your "f" subroutine you called the $t1 register when you meant to call the $t9 register. Simple fix, but next time commenting your code and learning to utilize your registers more efficiently may help. Fewer registers makes it easier to keep track of.


You know he's a huge star, a successful businessman and the husband of actress Mila Kunis - but did you know that he's also a bit like a duck? That's right - Kutcher has a genetic mutation called syndactyly, which in plain English means he has webbed feet! He might be famous for punking people, but this definitely isn't a joke.
The Dr Strange actor is everywhere - on the big screen, the small screen, the stage… he can even carry a tune. But incredible performance power isn't what makes him super - thanks to the genetic mutation heterochromia, Benedict's eyes change colour from blue to green depending on the light. Is that the super-secret of his charm?
She's famous for dancing across our screens in both TV show Glee and in endless adverts for leggings, but did you know that Hudson has more twinkle toes than us? Yep, she was born with an extra toe on her left foot - a phenomenon known in the medical world as polydactyly. Maybe that's what puts an extra spring in her step.
This old-school Hollywood legend (and best friend of Michael Jackson) was famous for having the lushest lashes in show-business. But her eyelashes didn't come from a ton of mascara - Taylor was born with the catchily-titled distichiasis genetic mutation, which gave her an extra row of eyelashes to bat at her leading actor. She definitely struck lucky in the mutation lottery though - distichiasis is not only extremely rare, but it normally results in the extra set of eyelashes growing towards the eyes and irritating them. Instead, Taylor's just beautifully complemented her unusual violet-coloured eyes and gave her the look that made her a huge star.


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Le cabinet Stoltenberg I (Kabinett Stoltenberg I, en allemand) est le gouvernement du Land de Schleswig-Holstein entre le  et le , durant la septième législature du Landtag.

Coalition et historique
Dirigé par le nouveau ministre-président chrétien-démocrate Gerhard Stoltenberg, anciennement ministre fédéral de la Recherche scientifique, il est soutenu par la seule Union chrétienne-démocrate d'Allemagne (CDU), qui dispose de 40 députés sur 73 au Landtag, soit 54,7 % des sièges.

Il a été formé à la suite des élections législatives régionales du , au cours desquelles la CDU a remporté, pour la première fois, la majorité absolue au Parlement régional, et succède au second cabinet d'Helmut Lemke, constitué d'une coalition noire-jaune entre les chrétiens-démocrates et le Parti libéral-démocrate (FDP). À l'issue des élections législatives régionales du , la CDU a conservé, de justesse, sa domination, formant ainsi le cabinet Stoltenberg II.

Composition

Initiale

Annexes

Articles connexes
 Élections législatives régionales de 1971 dans le Schleswig-Holstein
 Cabinet Lemke II ; Cabinet Stoltenberg II

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Japan Hair Care Product market was valued at JPY135.654 billion in 2017 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 0.6% to reach JPY140.612 billion by 2023.
HYDERABAD, TELANGANA, INDIA, June 29, 2018 /EINPresswire.com/ -- According to the new market research report by IndustryARC titled "Japan Professional Hair Care Market: By Categories (Coloring, Perming & Straightening, Shampoo & Conditioning, Styling Gels, Hair Oils, Serums, Others); By Treatment ( Anti Hair-loss, Anti Dandruff, Hair Nourishing, Damage Repair, Split Ends Repair, Gray/White Hair Treatment, Dry Hair Treatment, Others); By Ingredients (Grain Products, Aloe Products, Sea Vegetables, Other Ingredients); By Distribution Channel ( Direct, Distributor / Wholesalers, Internet Retailing, Hypermarkets, Specialty Stores, Pharmacies, Supermarkets, Departmental Stores, Others); By Sales Channel (Back Bar and Take Home); By Geography - Forecast (2018-2023)", the market is set to drive demand in the coming years due to supply of exclusive products for aging population.
1. Influential public figures, celebrities and stylists are publicizing their styles through blogs and social media. These trends are closely followed and adopted by the citizens to keep up with latest fashion trends. This factor is projected to drive the Japan Professional Hair Care Market.
2. High promotional activities featuring celebrities in advertisements, endorsements and new product launches will drive the sales of various hair care products.
3. The humid climatic conditions in Japan especially during May to July and the hair damage caused due to chemicals used in various hair care products result in making the hair frizzy and unmanageable. This is mandating the use of shampoos, conditioners and treatment products to protect hair which in turn gives positive impact on market growth.
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If you choose the 15,000-word MA English Studies dissertation, you will also take this module.
Following on from the 'Editing and Textual Cultures' module in the first semester, this team-taught module explores the topics of literary authorship and authority in their historical and theoretical contexts, ranging from the medieval to the present. In weekly two-hour seminars, you will engage with topics such as patronage, anonymity, fame, and collaborative authorship.
Work for this module involves a formative exercise designed to help you with the 5000-word essay that forms the assessment. This essay will enable you to focus on a particular literary periods or authors, allowing you to tailor the module to your research interests.


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namespace Google.Cloud.Speech.V1.Snippets
{
    // [START speech_v1_generated_Speech_LongRunningRecognize_async_flattened]
    using Google.Cloud.Speech.V1;
    using Google.LongRunning;
    using System.Threading.Tasks;

    public sealed partial class GeneratedSpeechClientSnippets
    {
        /// <summary>Snippet for LongRunningRecognizeAsync</summary>
        /// <remarks>
        /// This snippet has been automatically generated for illustrative purposes only.
        /// It may require modifications to work in your environment.
        /// </remarks>
        public async Task LongRunningRecognizeAsync()
        {
            // Create client
            SpeechClient speechClient = await SpeechClient.CreateAsync();
            // Initialize request argument(s)
            RecognitionConfig config = new RecognitionConfig();
            RecognitionAudio audio = new RecognitionAudio();
            // Make the request
            Operation<LongRunningRecognizeResponse, LongRunningRecognizeMetadata> response = await speechClient.LongRunningRecognizeAsync(config, audio);

            // Poll until the returned long-running operation is complete
            Operation<LongRunningRecognizeResponse, LongRunningRecognizeMetadata> completedResponse = await response.PollUntilCompletedAsync();
            // Retrieve the operation result
            LongRunningRecognizeResponse result = completedResponse.Result;

            // Or get the name of the operation
            string operationName = response.Name;
            // This name can be stored, then the long-running operation retrieved later by name
            Operation<LongRunningRecognizeResponse, LongRunningRecognizeMetadata> retrievedResponse = await speechClient.PollOnceLongRunningRecognizeAsync(operationName);
            // Check if the retrieved long-running operation has completed
            if (retrievedResponse.IsCompleted)
            {
                // If it has completed, then access the result
                LongRunningRecognizeResponse retrievedResult = retrievedResponse.Result;
            }
        }
    }
    // [END speech_v1_generated_Speech_LongRunningRecognize_async_flattened]
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
TOOL.Category		= "Wire Extras/Input, Output"
TOOL.Name			= "Modular Panel"
TOOL.Command		= nil
TOOL.ConfigName		= ""
TOOL.currentState = 1
modularPanelTraceBuffer = {}

if ( CLIENT ) then
	language.Add( "Tool_wire_modular_panel_name", "Modular Panel Tool (Wire)" )
	language.Add( "Tool_wire_modular_panel_desc", "Custom wire panel" )
	language.Add( "Tool_wire_modular_panel_0", "Primary: Create/Update modular panel " )
	language.Add( "sboxlimit_wire_modular_panels", "You've hit modular panels limit!" )
	language.Add( "undone_wire_modular_panel", "Undone Wire Modular Panel " )
	language.Add("WireModularPanelTool_filelist", "Filename:")
	language.Add("WireModularPanelTool_widgetlist", "Widget:")
	language.Add("WireModularPanelTool_widgettypelist", "Widget Type:")
	language.Add("Tool_wire_modular_panel_wxpos", "X:")
	language.Add("Tool_wire_modular_panel_wypos", "Y:")
	language.Add("Tool_wire_modular_panel_wwidth", "W:")
	language.Add("Tool_wire_modular_panel_wheight", "H:")
	language.Add("Tool_wire_modular_panel_widgetname", "Widget Name:")
	language.Add("Tool_wire_modular_panel_wirename", "Wire I/O:")
	language.Add("WireModularPanelTool_panelTheme", "Panel Theme:")
end

if SERVER then
	CreateConVar('sbox_maxwire_modular_panels', 20)
	util.AddNetworkString("umsgRequestModularPanel")
	util.AddNetworkString("smsgModularPanel")
end

TOOL.ClientConVar["fileselect"] = ""
TOOL.ClientConVar["widgetname"] = "newname"
TOOL.ClientConVar["wirename"] = "newio"
TOOL.ClientConVar["currentStoolPanel"] = 1
TOOL.ClientConVar["model"] = "models/kobilica/wiremonitorbig.mdl"

--add disable screen saver option

--TOOL.Model = "models/kobilica/guipmonitorbig.mdl"

cleanup.Register( "wire_modular_panels" )
wire_modular_panel_widget_message = ""

-------------------------------------------------------------------Stool code ------------------------------------------------------------

function TOOL:LeftClick( trace )
	--if not (type(Wire_CreateOutputs) == "function" and type(Wire_CreateInputs) == "function") then return false end
	if (!trace.HitPos) then return false end
	if (trace.Entity:IsPlayer()) then return false end
	if ( CLIENT ) then return true end

	local ply = self:GetOwner()
	--local model = "models/kobilica/guipmonitorbig.mdl"
	--self.Model = "models/kobilica/guipmonitorbig.mdl"
	local currentState = tonumber(self:GetClientInfo("currentStoolPanel"))
	local Smodel	= self:GetClientInfo( "model" )

	if (not util.IsValidModel(Smodel)) then return false end
	if (not util.IsValidProp(Smodel)) then return false end
	--if (CreateFlat == 0) then
	--	Ang.pitch = Ang.pitch + 90
	--end

	if  (currentState == 1) then
		--local filename = self:GetClientInfo("filename")
		local fileselect = self:GetClientInfo("fileselect")
		--Msg("filelist sel = "..fileselect.."\n")
		if (file.Exists("modular_panels/"..fileselect, "DATA")) then
		local pFile = file.Read("modular_panels/"..fileselect, "DATA")
			local widTable = guiP_fileDataToTable (pFile)
			Msg ("loaded widgets from file:\n")
			for k, wid in ipairs (widTable) do
				Msg (wid.name.."\n"..wid.wire.name.."\nw = "..wid.w.."\n")
			end
			SaveTableToFile (widTable, "modular_panels/testout.txt")

			spawnModularPanel(ply, trace, widTable, Smodel)

		else
			Msg("file not found\n") --make say in stool panel
		end

	elseif (currentState == 2) then
		--get config
		Msg("sending request\n")
		modularPanelTraceBuffer[ply:UniqueID()] = trace
		net.Start("umsgRequestModularPanel")
			//net.WriteBool(true)
		net.Send(ply)
		--spawn code will be called by returning server message
	end
	return true
end

if (SERVER) then
	function spawnModularPanel(ply, trace, widgetTable, params)
		if (trace.Entity:IsValid() && trace.Entity:GetClass() == "gmod_wire_modular_panel" && trace.Entity.pl == ply) then
			trace.Entity:Setup(widgetTable)
			--BuildModPanel(trace.Entity, filename)
			return true
		end

		local Ang = trace.HitNormal:Angle()
		--local Smodel = self.Model
		Ang.pitch = Ang.pitch + 90
		local model = params
		wire_modular_panel = MakeWireModularPanel( ply, Ang, trace.HitPos, model, widgetTable )
		local min = wire_modular_panel:OBBMins()
		wire_modular_panel:SetPos( trace.HitPos - trace.HitNormal * min.z )

		undo.Create("WireModularPanel")
			undo.AddEntity( wire_modular_panel )
			undo.SetPlayer( ply )
		undo.Finish()

		ply:AddCleanup( "wire_modular_panels", wire_modular_panel )
	end

	function MakeWireModularPanel( pl, Ang, Pos, Smodel, widgetTable )
		if ( !pl:CheckLimit( "wire_modular_panels" ) ) then return false end

		if (!wire_modular_panel:IsValid()) then return false end
		wire_modular_panel:SetModel(Smodel)

		wire_modular_panel:SetAngles( Ang )
		wire_modular_panel:SetPos( Pos )
		wire_modular_panel:Setup(widgetTable)
		wire_modular_panel:Spawn()

		local ttable = {
			pl = pl,
			Smodel = Smodel,
			widgetTable = widgetTable
		}
		table.Merge(wire_modular_panel:GetTable(), ttable )
		pl:AddCount( "wire_modular_panels", wire_modular_panel )
		return wire_modular_panel
	end
	duplicator.RegisterEntityClass("gmod_wire_modular_panel", MakeWireModularPanel, "Ang", "Pos", "Smodel", "widgetTable")
end

function TOOL:UpdateGhostWireTextScreen( ent, player )

	if ( !ent ) then return end

	if ( !ent:IsValid() ) then return end

	local trace 	= player:GetEyeTrace()

	if (!trace.Hit) then return end

	if (trace.Entity && trace.Entity:GetClass() == "gmod_wire_modular_panel" || trace.Entity:IsPlayer()) then
		ent:SetNoDraw( true )
		return
	end

	local Ang = trace.HitNormal:Angle()

	if (self:GetClientNumber("createflat") == 0) then
		Ang.pitch = Ang.pitch + 90
	end

	local min = ent:OBBMins()

	ent:SetPos( trace.HitPos - trace.HitNormal * min.z )
	ent:SetAngles( Ang )
	ent:SetNoDraw( false )

end

function TOOL:Think()
	if (!self.GhostEntity || !self.GhostEntity:IsValid() || self.GhostEntity:GetModel() != self:GetClientInfo( "model" ) || (not self.GhostEntity:GetModel()) ) then
		self:MakeGhostEntity( self:GetClientInfo( "model" ), Vector(0,0,0), Angle(0,0,0) )
	end
	self:UpdateGhostWireTextScreen( self.GhostEntity, self:GetOwner() )
end

function TOOL.BuildCPanel(panel)
	--if (type(Wire_CreateOutputs) == "function" and type(Wire_CreateInputs) == "function") then
		modularPanelRebuildPanel(panel, 1)
	--else
	--	panel:AddControl("Label", {
	--		Label = "",
	--		Text = "Wire must be installed in order to use this tool"
	--	})
	--end
end

-------------------------------------------------------------------END Stool code ------------------------------------------------------------

-------------------------------------------------------------------Communications ------------------------------------------------------------

if CLIENT then
	--client to server send panel
	function umRequestModularPanel()
		Msg("sending config\n")
		net.Start("smsgModularPanel")
			net.WriteInt(#modular_panel_current_panel.widgets, 16)

			for k, wid in ipairs (modular_panel_current_panel.widgets) do
				if (wid and wid.name) then
					Msg("trying "..wid.name.."\n")
					--Msg ("widget = "..table.concat (wid, ", "))
					net.WriteString (wid.name)
					net.WriteInt(wid.widgetType, 16)
					net.WriteInt(wid.x, 16)
					net.WriteInt(wid.y, 16)
					net.WriteInt(wid.w, 16)
					net.WriteInt(wid.h, 16)

					local numParams = table.Count(wid.params)
					net.WriteInt(numParams, 16)
					Msg("sending "..numParams..", params\n")
					for pk, par in pairs (wid.params) do
						Msg("write param #"..pk.." = "..par.."\n")
						net.WriteString (pk)
						net.WriteString (par)
					end

					if (wid.wire.wireType > 0) then
						Msg("send wire\n")
						net.WriteBool (true)
						Msg("sending wire, type = "..wid.wire.wireType..", name = "..wid.wire.name.."\n")
						net.WriteInt(wid.wire.wireType, 16)
						net.WriteString (wid.wire.name)
					else
						net.WriteBool (false)
					end
				end
			end
		net.SendToServer()
	end
	net.Receive("umsgRequestModularPanel", umRequestModularPanel)

	--client rec panel
	function umClRecModularPanel(_, pl)
		local recWidgets = {}
		local numWidgets = net.ReadInt(16)
		for i = 1, numWidgets do
			table.insert (recWidgets, {
				name = net.ReadString(),
				widgetType = net.ReadInt(16),
				x = net.ReadInt(16),
				y = net.ReadInt(16),
				w = net.ReadInt(16),
				h = net.ReadInt(16),
				params = {},
				wire = {name = "", type = 0}
			})
			local numParams = net.ReadInt(16)
			Msg("rec "..numParams..", params\n")
			for n = 1, numParams do
				local paramIndex = net.ReadString()
				local paramData = net.ReadString()
				recWidgets[#recWidgets].params[paramIndex] = paramData
				Msg("read param index = "..paramIndex..", data = "..paramData..", for "..recWidgets[#recWidgets].name.."\n")
			end
			local hasWire = net.ReadBool()
			if hasWire then
				Msg("rec wire\n")
				recWidgets[#recWidgets].wire.wireType = net.ReadInt(16)
				recWidgets[#recWidgets].wire.name = net.ReadString()
			end
		end
		Msg("recieved "..numWidgets.." widgets from "..tostring(pl).."\n")
		for k, w in ipairs (recWidgets) do
			Msg("recieved widget "..w.name..", x = "..w.x..", y = "..w.y..", w = "..w.w..", h = "..w.h.."\n")
		end
		modular_panel_current_panel.widgets = table.Copy (recWidgets)
		modularPanelRebuildPanel(nil, 2)
	end
	net.Receive("umsgclRecModularPanel", umClRecModularPanel)
else
	--client to server rec panel
	function smModularPanel(_, pl)
		local recWidgets = {}
		local numWidgets = net.ReadInt(16)
		for i = 1, numWidgets do
			table.insert (recWidgets, {
				name = net.ReadString(),
				widgetType = net.ReadInt(16),
				x = net.ReadInt(16),
				y = net.ReadInt(16),
				w = net.ReadInt(16),
				h = net.ReadInt(16),
				params = {},
				wire = {name = "", type = 0}
			})
			local numParams = net.ReadInt(16)
			Msg("rec "..numParams..", params\n")
			for n = 1, numParams do
				local paramIndex = net.ReadString()
				local paramData = net.ReadString()
				recWidgets[#recWidgets].params[paramIndex] = paramData
				Msg("read param index = "..paramIndex..", data = "..paramData..", for "..recWidgets[#recWidgets].name.."\n")
			end
			local hasWire = net.ReadBool()
			if hasWire then
				Msg("rec wire\n")
				recWidgets[#recWidgets].wire.wireType = net.ReadInt(16)
				recWidgets[#recWidgets].wire.name = net.ReadString()
			end
		end
		Msg("recieved "..numWidgets.." widgets from "..tostring(pl).."\n")
		for k, w in ipairs (recWidgets) do
			Msg("recieved widget "..w.name..", x = "..w.x..", y = "..w.y..", w = "..w.w..", h = "..w.h.."\n")
		end
		local trace = modularPanelTraceBuffer[pl:UniqueID()]
		Msg("about to spawn (stopped?)\n")
		spawnModularPanel(pl, trace, recWidgets)
	end
	net.Receive("smsgModularPanel", smModularPanel)

	--server to client send panel
	function sendClientPanel(player, widgetTable)
		Msg("sending config\n")
		net.Start("smsgModularPanel")
			net.WriteInt(#widgetTable, 16)

			for k, wid in ipairs (widgetTable) do
				if (wid and wid.name) then
					Msg("trying "..wid.name.."\n")
					--Msg ("widget = "..table.concat (wid, ", "))
					net.WriteString (wid.name)
					net.WriteInt(wid.widgetType, 16)
					net.WriteInt(wid.x, 16)
					net.WriteInt(wid.y, 16)
					net.WriteInt(wid.w, 16)
					net.WriteInt(wid.h, 16)

					local numParams = table.Count(wid.params)
					net.WriteInt(numParams, 16)
					Msg("sending "..numParams..", params\n")
					for pk, par in pairs (wid.params) do
						Msg("write param #"..pk.." = "..par.."\n")
						net.WriteString (pk)
						net.WriteString (par)
					end

					if (wid.wire.wireType > 0) then
						Msg("send wire\n")
						net.WriteBool (true)
						Msg("sending wire, type = "..wid.wire.wireType..", name = "..wid.wire.name.."\n")
						net.WriteInt(wid.wire.wireType, 16)
						net.WriteString (wid.wire.name)
					else
						net.WriteBool (false)
					end
				end
			end
		net.Send(player)
	end

end

-------------------------------------------------------------------END Communications ------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------Stool panels-----------------------------------------------------------------------
--try local
function modularPanelBuildBrowsePanel(panel)
	local Actions = {
		Label = "#WireModularPanelTool_filelist",
		MenuButton = "0",
		Height = 180,
		Options = {}
	}

	local fileList = file.Find("modular_panels/*.txt", "DATA")
	local fileTable = {}
	for k, file in ipairs(fileList) do
		if(string.sub(file, -4) == ".txt") then
			table.insert(fileTable, file)
		end
	end

	for k,v in pairs(fileTable) do
		Actions.Options[v] = { wire_modular_panel_fileselect = v }
	end
	panel:AddControl("ListBox", Actions)

	panel:AddControl("ComboBox",
		{	Label		= "#Tool_wire_textscreen_model",
			MenuButton	= 0,
			Options		=
			{	["#Small tv"]		= { wire_modular_panel_model = "models/props_lab/monitor01b.mdl" },
				["#Plasma tv"]		= { wire_modular_panel_model = "models/props/cs_office/TV_plasma.mdl" },
				["#LCD monitor"]	= { wire_modular_panel_model = "models/props/cs_office/computer_monitor.mdl" },
				["#Monitor Big"]	= { wire_modular_panel_model = "models/kobilica/wiremonitorbig.mdl" },
				["#Monitor Small"]	= { wire_modular_panel_model = "models/kobilica/wiremonitorsmall.mdl" }
			}
	})

	panel:AddControl("Button", {
		Text = "New",
		Name = "New",
		Command = "wire_modular_panel_new"
	})
	panel:AddControl("Button", {
		Text = "Edit",
		Name = "Edit",
		Command = "wire_modular_panel_edit"
	})
end

function modularPanelBuildEditPanel(panel)
	local Actions = {
		Label = "#WireModularPanelTool_panelTheme",
		MenuButton = "0",
		Options = {},
		Description = ""
	}
	for key, wid in pairs(guiP_colourScheme) do
		Actions.Options[wid.name] = { wire_modular_panel_panelTheme = key }
	end
	--panel:AddControl("ListBox", Actions)
	panel:AddControl("ComboBox", Actions)	--todo: set wire to i/o when this is selected

	local Actions = {
		Label = "#WireModularPanelTool_widgetlist",
		MenuButton = "0",
		Height = 120,
		Options = {}
	}
	for key, wid in pairs(modular_panel_current_panel.widgets) do
		Msg("wid key = "..key.."\n")
		Msg("wid = "..tostring(wid).."\n")
		if wid.name then
			Actions.Options[wid.name] = {wire_modular_panel_widgetselect = key}
		else
			Msg("name error\n")
		end
	end
	panel:AddControl("ListBox", Actions)

	panel:AddControl("Button", {
		Text = "Add",
		Name = "Add",
		Command = "wire_modular_panel_widgetAdd"
	})
	panel:AddControl("Button", {
		Text = "Edit",
		Name = "Edit",
		Command = "wire_modular_panel_widgetEdit"
	})
	panel:AddControl("Button", {
		Text = "Remove",
		Name = "Remove",
		Command = "wire_modular_panel_widgetRemove"
	})
	--[[
	panel:AddControl("Button", {
		Text = "Toggle Preview",
		Name = "Toggle Preview",
		Command = "wire_modular_panel_togglePreview"
	})
	]]--
	panel:AddControl("Button", {
		Text = "Save",
		Name = "Save",
		Command = "wire_modular_panel_save"
	})
	panel:AddControl("Button", {
		Text = "Return",
		Name = "Return",
		Command = "wire_modular_panel_return"
	})

end

--Widget editing panel
function modularPanelBuildWidgetEditPanel(panel)
	local widgetType = tonumber(LocalPlayer():GetInfo("wire_modular_panel_widgettype"))
	if widgetType and guiP_widgetLookup[widgetType] then
		local Actions = {
				Label = "#WireModularPanelTool_widgettypelist",
				MenuButton = "0",
				Options = {},
				Description = ""
			}
		for key, wid in pairs(panelWidget) do
			Actions.Options[wid.realName] = { wire_modular_panel_widgettype = guiP_widgetLookup[key] }
		end
		--panel:AddControl("ListBox", Actions)
		panel:AddControl("ComboBox", Actions)	--todo: set wire to i/o when this is selected
		--LocalPlayer():ConCommand('wire_modular_panel_widgettype_command "'..wType..'"')

		panel:AddControl("Button", {
			Text = "Update",
			Name = "Update",
			Command = "wire_modular_panel_widgetTypeUpdate"
		})
		Msg ("type = "..widgetType.."\n")
		Msg ("lookup = "..guiP_widgetLookup[widgetType].."\n")
		panel:AddControl("Label", {
			Label = "",
			Text = "Current Widget Type: " .. panelWidget[guiP_widgetLookup[widgetType]].realName
		})

		panel:AddControl("TextBox", {
			Label = "#Tool_wire_modular_panel_widgetname",
			MaxLength = tostring(50),
			Command = "wire_modular_panel_widgetname"
		})
		panel:AddControl("Slider", {
			Label = "#Tool_wire_modular_panel_wxpos",
			Description = "", Type = "Integer",
			Min = "1", Max = "200",
			Command = "wire_modular_panel_wxpos"
		})
		panel:AddControl("Slider", {
			Label = "#Tool_wire_modular_panel_wypos",
			Description = "",
			Type = "Integer",
			Min = "1",
			Max = "200",
			Command = "wire_modular_panel_wypos"
		})
		panel:AddControl("Slider", {
			Label = "#Tool_wire_modular_panel_wwidth",
			Description = "",
			Type = "Integer",
			Min = "1",
			Max = "200",
			Command = "wire_modular_panel_wwidth"
		})
		panel:AddControl("Slider", {
			Label = "#Tool_wire_modular_panel_wheight",
			Description = "", Type = "Integer",
			Min = "1", Max = "200",
			Command = "wire_modular_panel_wheight"
		})

		local wireText = ""
		if (panelWidget[guiP_widgetLookup[widgetType]].wireType == 1) then
			wireText = "Wire Input Name"
		elseif (panelWidget[guiP_widgetLookup[widgetType]].wireType == 2) then
			wireText = "Wire Output Name"
		end
		if (panelWidget[guiP_widgetLookup[widgetType]].wireType > 0) then
			panel:AddControl("TextBox", {
				Label = wireText,
				MaxLength = tostring(50),
				Command = "wire_modular_panel_wirename"
			})
		end
		--panel:AddControl("TextBox", {Label = "#Tool_wire_modular_panel_extraparams", MaxLength = tostring(50), Command = "wire_modular_panel_extraparams"})

		local wid = panelWidget[guiP_widgetLookup[widgetType]]
		for pk, par in pairs (wid.paramTable) do
			Msg("widget has parameter "..pk.."\n")
			if (par.stool.stype == 1) then
				panel:AddControl("Slider", {
					Label = par.realName,
					Description = "", Type = "Integer",
					Min = par.stool.smin, Max = par.stool.smax,
					Command = "wire_modular_panel_widgetParam"..par.index
				})
			elseif (par.stool.stype == 2) then
				panel:AddControl("TextBox", {
					Label = par.realName,
					MaxLength = tostring(50),
					Command = "wire_modular_panel_widgetParam"..par.index
				})
			elseif (par.stool.stype == 3) then
				panel:AddControl("Checkbox", {
					Label = par.realName,
					Command = "wire_modular_panel_widgetParam"..par.index
				})
			else
				Msg ("modular panel parameter error\n")
			end

		end
	else
		wire_modular_panel_widget_message = "Update widget type"
	end

	panel:AddControl("Label", {
		Label = "",
		Text = wire_modular_panel_widget_message
	})
	panel:AddControl("Button", {
		Text = "Return",
		Name = "Return",
		Command = "wire_modular_panel_widgetReturn"
	})

end

--main panel rebuild function
function modularPanelRebuildPanel(panel, state)
	LocalPlayer():ConCommand("wire_modular_panel_currentStoolPanel "..state)
	if !panel then
		panel = controlpanel.Get("wire_modular_panel")
		if !panel then return end
	end

	panel:ClearControls()
	panel:AddControl("Header", { Text = "#Tool_wire_modular_panel_name", Description = "#Tool_wire_modular_panel_desc" })

	if (state == 1) then
		modularPanelBuildBrowsePanel(panel)
	elseif (state == 2) then
		modularPanelBuildEditPanel(panel)
	elseif (state == 3) then
		modularPanelBuildWidgetEditPanel(panel)
	end
end

--------------------------------------------------------------------END Stool panels-----------------------------------------------------------------------

-------------------------------------------------------------------Button event calls------------------------------------------------------------------------
function ModularPanelAddPanel(player, command, args)
	if SERVER then
		player:SendLua('ModularPanelAddPanel()')
	else
		modular_panel_current_panel = {widgets = {}}
		modularPanelRebuildPanel(nil, 2)
	end
end

--edit button (mode)
function ModularPanelEditPanel(player, command, args)
	if SERVER then
		local fileselect = self:GetClientInfo("fileselect")
		if (file.Exists("modular_panels/"..fileselect, "DATA")) then
		local pFile = file.Read("modular_panels/"..fileselect, "DATA")
			local widTable = guiP_fileDataToTable (pFile)
			sendClientPanel(player, widTable)
		else
			Msg("file not found\n") --make say in stool panel
		end

		--player:SendLua('ModularPanelEditPanel()')
	//else
		--modularPanelRebuildPanel(nil, 2)
	end
end

--browse button (mode)
function ModularPanelReturn(player, command, args)
	if SERVER then
		player:SendLua('ModularPanelReturn()')
	else
		modularPanelRebuildPanel(nil, 1)
	end
end

--add a new widget (and go to edit panel)
function ModularPanelWidgetAdd(player, command, args)
	if SERVER then
		player:SendLua('ModularPanelWidgetAdd()')
	else

		table.insert(modular_panel_current_panel.widgets, {})
		local newIndex = #modular_panel_current_panel.widgets
		Msg("new index = "..newIndex.."\n")
		modular_panel_current_widget = table.Copy(modular_panel_blank_widget)
		modular_panel_current_widget.name = "newWidget"	--todo: search widgets, add #1, #2 etc to end if already exists
		modular_panel_current_widget.index = newIndex
		wire_modular_panel_widget_message = ""
		--clientPanelUpdateWidget()
		clientPanelClearAll()
		clientPanelLoadDefaults()
		modularPanelRebuildPanel(nil, 3)
	end
end

--edit current widget
function ModularPanelWidgetEdit(player, command, args)
	if SERVER then
		player:SendLua('ModularPanelWidgetEdit()')
	else
		local editWidget = tonumber(LocalPlayer():GetInfo("wire_modular_panel_widgetselect"))
		Msg ("opening "..editWidget.."\n")
		modular_panel_current_widget = table.Copy(modular_panel_current_panel.widgets[editWidget])
		clientPanelUpdateWidget()
		--modular_panel_toolEnabled = false
		wire_modular_panel_widget_message = ""
		modularPanelRebuildPanel(nil, 3)
	end
end

--remove current widget
function ModularPanelWidgetRemove(player, command, args)
	if SERVER then
		player:SendLua('ModularPanelWidgetRemove()')
	else
		local removeWidget = LocalPlayer():GetInfo("wire_modular_panel_widgetselect")
		table.remove(modular_panel_current_panel.widgets, removeWidget)
		modularPanelRebuildPanel(nil, 2)
	end
end

function ModularPanelTogglePreview(player, command, args)
	if SERVER then
		player:SendLua('ModularPanelTogglePreview()')
	else
		modular_panel_preview_enabled = !modular_panel_preview_enabled
	end
end

--return to main panel editing
function ModularPanelWidgetReturn(player, command, args)
	if SERVER then
		player:SendLua('ModularPanelWidgetReturn()')
	else
		if (modular_panel_current_widget_update == tonumber(LocalPlayer():GetInfo("wire_modular_panel_widgettype"))) then
			wire_modular_panel_widget_message = ""
			clientPanelReadWidget()
			if (modular_panel_current_widget.name ~= "") then
				if (not (modular_panel_current_widget.wire.wireType > 0 and modular_panel_current_widget.wire.name == "")) then
					/*for k, par in pairs (modular_panel_current_widget.params) do
						--if
					end*/
					modular_panel_current_panel.widgets[modular_panel_current_widget.index] = table.Copy(modular_panel_current_widget)
					Msg("curname = "..modular_panel_current_widget.name.."\n")
					Msg("widget "..modular_panel_current_widget.index.." name = "..modular_panel_current_panel.widgets[modular_panel_current_widget.index].name.."\n")
					modular_panel_toolEnabled = true
					modularPanelRebuildPanel(nil, 2)
					Msg("client listing widgets:\n")
					for k, w in ipairs (modular_panel_current_panel.widgets) do
						Msg(w.name.."\n")
					end
				else
					wire_modular_panel_widget_message = "You must enter a wire name"
					modularPanelRebuildPanel(nil, 3)
				end
			else
				wire_modular_panel_widget_message = "You must enter a widget name"
				modularPanelRebuildPanel(nil, 3)
			end
		else
			wire_modular_panel_widget_message = "Updating widget type"
			ModularPanelWidgetUpdate()
		end
		wire_modular_panel_widget_message = ""
		--ModularPanelWidgetUpdate()
	end
end

function ModularPanelWidgetUpdate(player, command, args)
	if SERVER then
		player:SendLua('ModularPanelWidgetUpdate()')
	else
		modular_panel_current_widget_update = tonumber(LocalPlayer():GetInfo("wire_modular_panel_widgettype"))
		clientPanelReadWidget()
		modularPanelRebuildPanel(nil, 3)

		clientPanelUpdateWidget()
		clientPanelClearParams()
		clientPanelLoadDefaults()
	end
end

-------------------------------------------------------------------END Button event calls------------------------------------------------------------------------

--Button concommands
if SERVER then
	concommand.Add("wire_modular_panel_new", ModularPanelAddPanel)
	concommand.Add("wire_modular_panel_edit", ModularPanelEditPanel)
	concommand.Add("wire_modular_panel_return", ModularPanelReturn)
	concommand.Add("wire_modular_panel_widgetEdit", ModularPanelWidgetEdit)
	concommand.Add("wire_modular_panel_widgetReturn", ModularPanelWidgetReturn)
	concommand.Add("wire_modular_panel_widgetAdd", ModularPanelWidgetAdd)
	concommand.Add("wire_modular_panel_widgetRemove", ModularPanelWidgetRemove)
	concommand.Add("wire_modular_panel_widgetTypeUpdate", ModularPanelWidgetUpdate)
	concommand.Add("wire_modular_panel_togglePreview", ModularPanelTogglePreview)

//else

end

if CLIENT then
	function clientPanelUpdateWidget()
		LocalPlayer():ConCommand('wire_modular_panel_widgetname "'..modular_panel_current_widget.name..'"')
		LocalPlayer():ConCommand('wire_modular_panel_wxpos "'..modular_panel_current_widget.x..'"')
		LocalPlayer():ConCommand('wire_modular_panel_wypos "'..modular_panel_current_widget.y..'"')
		LocalPlayer():ConCommand('wire_modular_panel_wwidth "'..modular_panel_current_widget.w..'"')
		LocalPlayer():ConCommand('wire_modular_panel_wheight "'..modular_panel_current_widget.h..'"')
		LocalPlayer():ConCommand('wire_modular_panel_widgettype "'..modular_panel_current_widget.widgetType..'"')
		LocalPlayer():ConCommand('wire_modular_panel_wirename "'..modular_panel_current_widget.wire.name..'"')
		for k, par in ipairs (modular_panel_current_widget.params) do
			LocalPlayer():ConCommand("wire_modular_panel_widgetParam"..k.." "..par)
		end
	end

	function clientPanelReadWidget()
		modular_panel_current_widget.name = LocalPlayer():GetInfo("wire_modular_panel_widgetname")
		modular_panel_current_widget.widgetType = tonumber(LocalPlayer():GetInfo("wire_modular_panel_widgettype"))
		modular_panel_current_widget.x = tonumber(LocalPlayer():GetInfo("wire_modular_panel_wxpos"))
		modular_panel_current_widget.y = tonumber(LocalPlayer():GetInfo("wire_modular_panel_wypos"))
		modular_panel_current_widget.w = tonumber(LocalPlayer():GetInfo("wire_modular_panel_wwidth"))
		modular_panel_current_widget.h = tonumber(LocalPlayer():GetInfo("wire_modular_panel_wheight"))
		modular_panel_current_widget.wire.name = LocalPlayer():GetInfo("wire_modular_panel_wirename")
		Msg("getting wire info from widget #"..modular_panel_current_widget.widgetType.."\n")
		Msg(" = "..guiP_widgetLookup[modular_panel_current_widget.widgetType].."\n")
		Msg("name = "..panelWidget[guiP_widgetLookup[modular_panel_current_widget.widgetType]].name.."\n")
		Msg("wire type = "..panelWidget[guiP_widgetLookup[modular_panel_current_widget.widgetType]].wireType.."\n")
		modular_panel_current_widget.wire.wireType = panelWidget[guiP_widgetLookup[modular_panel_current_widget.widgetType]].wireType

		for k, par in pairs (panelWidget[guiP_widgetLookup[modular_panel_current_widget.widgetType]].paramTable) do
			modular_panel_current_widget.params[k] = LocalPlayer():GetInfo("wire_modular_panel_widgetParam"..par.index)
		end
	end

	function clientPanelClearParams()
		for i = 1, 6 do
			LocalPlayer():ConCommand('wire_modular_panel_widgetParam'..i..' ""')
		end
	end

	function clientPanelClearAll()
		LocalPlayer():ConCommand('wire_modular_panel_widgetname ""')
		LocalPlayer():ConCommand('wire_modular_panel_wxpos "0"')
		LocalPlayer():ConCommand('wire_modular_panel_wypos "0"')
		LocalPlayer():ConCommand('wire_modular_panel_wwidth "0"')
		LocalPlayer():ConCommand('wire_modular_panel_wheight "0"')
		LocalPlayer():ConCommand('wire_modular_panel_widgettype "0"')
		LocalPlayer():ConCommand('wire_modular_panel_wirename ""')

		clientPanelClearParams()
	end

	function clientPanelLoadDefaults()
		for k, par in ipairs (modular_panel_current_widget.params) do
			--modular_panel_current_widget.params[par.index] = LocalPlayer():GetInfo("wire_modular_panel_widgetParam"..par.index)
			local defVal = panelWidget[guiP_widgetLookup[modular_panel_current_widget.widgetType]].paramTable[k].default
			LocalPlayer():ConCommand("wire_modular_panel_widgetParam"..k.." "..defVal)
		end
	end
end

----------------------------------------------------------

if CLIENT then
	modular_panel_blank_widget = {
		name = "",
		index = 0,
		widgetType = 1,--use text?
		x = 0,
		y = 0,
		w = 0,
		h = 0,
		params = {},
		wire = {name = "", wireType = nil}
	}

	modular_panel_current_panel = {widgets = {}}
	modular_panel_current_widget = table.Copy(modular_panel_blank_widget)

	--panel editing panel
	CreateClientConVar("wire_modular_panel_widgetselect", "0", false, false)

	--widget editing panel
	CreateClientConVar("wire_modular_panel_wxpos", "0", false, false)
	CreateClientConVar("wire_modular_panel_wypos", "0", false, false)
	CreateClientConVar("wire_modular_panel_wwidth", "0", false, false)
	CreateClientConVar("wire_modular_panel_wheight", "0", false, false)
	CreateClientConVar("wire_modular_panel_widgettype", "0", false, false)

	CreateClientConVar("wire_modular_panel_widgetname", "", false, false)
	CreateClientConVar("wire_modular_panel_wirename", "", false, false)
	--CreateClientConVar("wire_modular_panel_wiretype", "", false, false)

	CreateClientConVar("wire_modular_panel_panelTheme", "0", false, false)

	CreateClientConVar("wire_modular_panel_widgetParam1", "0", false, false)
	CreateClientConVar("wire_modular_panel_widgetParam2", "0", false, false)
	CreateClientConVar("wire_modular_panel_widgetParam3", "0", false, false)
	CreateClientConVar("wire_modular_panel_widgetParam4", "0", false, false)
	CreateClientConVar("wire_modular_panel_widgetParam5", "0", false, false)
	CreateClientConVar("wire_modular_panel_widgetParam6", "0", false, false)

	function modpanDrawHud()
		if modular_panel_preview_enabled then
			local sh = ScrH( )
			local sw = ScrW( )
			surface.SetDrawColor( 50, 255, 50, 50 )
			local prevWidth = 200
			local prevHeight = 200
			local prevX = (sw - prevWidth) / 2
			local prevY = (sh - prevHeight) / 2
			surface.DrawOutlinedRect( prevX, prevY, prevWidth, prevHeight )

			--draw all stored widgets
			surface.SetDrawColor( 255, 255, 255, 50 )
			for k, wid in ipairs (modular_panel_current_panel.widgets) do
				surface.DrawOutlinedRect( prevX + wid.x, prevY + wid.y, wid.w, wid.h )
			end

			--draw currently editing widget
			/*local curX = tonumber(LocalPlayer():GetInfo("wire_modular_panel_wxpos"))
			local curY = tonumber(LocalPlayer():GetInfo("wire_modular_panel_wypos"))
			local curW = tonumber(LocalPlayer():GetInfo("wire_modular_panel_wwidth"))
			local curH = tonumber(LocalPlayer():GetInfo("wire_modular_panel_wheight"))*/

			surface.SetDrawColor( 50, 50, 255, 50 )
			surface.DrawOutlinedRect( prevX + modular_panel_current_widget.x, prevY + modular_panel_current_widget.y, modular_panel_current_widget.w, modular_panel_current_widget.h )
		end
	end
	hook.Add("HUDPaint", "modpanePreview", modpanDrawHud)

end


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Q: How do I get VS Code to understand my aliases in react native for command click? So I'm using a package.json file to create custom aliases in my project
{
  "name": "@name"
}

so that I can change this
import Component from '../../../some/deeply/ambiguous/name';

to this
import `Componentfrom '@name';

However, I can't command + click to jump to that module from the import statement, VS code cannot resolve the path.
There are a couple other ways to do this (https://www.novis.co/post/custom-aliases-in-react-native-with-babel/), is there is any way that I can do aliasing and somehow have visual studio code recognize the path and be able to jump to it?

A: Mine work and I've just added in the paths to tsconfig, maybe give that a go. Try adding in the paths into tsconfig.json in your root. Close and reopen VSCode.
baseUrl": ".",
"paths" : {
  "@app/*" : ["src/*"]
}


PHOENIX, ARIZ. – SVN Desert Commercial has just announced a unique opportunity for RV park developers to build on waterfront property in Puerto Penasco, Sonora, Mexico. Senior advisor, Carrick Sears in Phoenix, Arizona has co-listed a 20 acre oceanfront parcel of land for sale in "Rocky Point" as it is commonly referred to. It is Arizona's closest beach and is a common vacation destination for people who are willing to drive 3 – 4 hours. In fact, 85% of the 1,000 daily visitors come from AZ. It is easier to head to Rocky Point in 4 hours, than traveling 5-6 hours to get to LA or San Diego. This is why it makes a great opportunity for an RV Park Developer to have an international presence in a location that captures mostly American tourists.
An undeserved market in Puerto Penasco exists for "big-rig" friendly sites. The majority of the RV sites in Puerto Penasco are "sub-standard" parks, offering sub-standard accommodations for the new breed of affluent, big-rig recreational vehicle enthusiasts. By "sub-standard" we mean the sites are short, narrow, hard to access, the streets are narrow, electric service amperage is low (30 amp vs. 50 and 100 amp), sites are gravel or dirt, clubhouse and amenities are aged or non-existent, and/or mobile homes and park models are intermixed with RV'ers.
The waterfront site features beach access and views of gorgeous sunsets. The property borders the marina and is walking distance to downtown and entertainment venues. It is an easy drive destination from Tucson, Phoenix or Southern California. The highway to reach Puerto Penasco from Phoenix and Tucson has been designated a safety corridor in mutual efforts between Sonora and Arizona. The site has city services available making it ideal for developing a luxury RV Park. The current RV Parks in the market are below market conditions and leave much to be desired for the owners of high-end luxury RV's. The seller is willing to sell the land outright or contribute the land into a joint venture to make the project a success if buyer desires.
Economic growth in Puerto Penasco is alive and well. Plans are underway to begin non-stop air service from Phoenix Mesa Gateway Airport to Puerto Penasco's International Airport with Air Swift starting in October with 2x/week service on a Boeing 737. Nearby in the city, plans are underway to develop a pier for outbound cruise ships, which will make this a departure destination rather than a port of call. Accordingly, tourists would be able park their vehicles here and embark on a cruise to enjoy a land based and seafaring vacation.
The potential proposed development is for an RV Park that can support an estimated 120 RV lots, of which 80 are proposed for Phase One. RV lots will be sized from 35' wide by 70' in length (2,450 square feet) and 50'wide by 90' in length (4,500 square feet). They can even include a casita next to the RV that includes their own BBQ, outdoor or indoor dining table, a kitchen sink, and a storage area etc. A full-array of amenities, including pool, spa, clubhouse, bocce and pickle ball courts, Wi-Fi, a fitness center, bath and laundry facilities, and pet-friendly accommodations could be provided.
The luxury "Big Rig" ownership and rental market has gained and maintained significant market momentum in the last several years. The market for luxury motor homes (over $100,000 purchase price) has changed significantly over the last decade. Bigger coaches (up to 45 feet) with multiple "slide-outs" and large turning radiuses make the lot dimensions critical and the ease of entry and exit important. Resort cleanliness, safety, amenity package and location are also critical to a resort's success. Today's affluent motor coach owners generally have significant disposable income and are willing to pay more to have nicer accommodations. Sites must be easy to turn into, as well as a number of "pull-through" sites that allow a recreational vehicle driver to keep his tow vehicle (dinghy) attached to his or her coach as he pulls-into his site. "Back-in" sites are often chosen by longer-term residents for ownership use, but having a selection of convenient "Pull-throughs" makes a rental park attractive to the visitor.
Interested parties are encouraged to call the listing broker Carrick Sears with SVN Desert Commercial Advisors at 480-425-5529 or via email at carrick.sears@svn.com for more information.


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#ifndef WEBRTC_SOUND_SOUNDDEVICELOCATOR_H_
#define WEBRTC_SOUND_SOUNDDEVICELOCATOR_H_

#include <string>

#include "webrtc/base/constructormagic.h"

namespace rtc {

// A simple container for holding the name of a device and any additional id
// information needed to locate and open it. Implementations of
// SoundSystemInterface must subclass this to add any id information that they
// need.
class SoundDeviceLocator {
 public:
  virtual ~SoundDeviceLocator() {}

  // Human-readable name for the device.
  const std::string &name() const { return name_; }

  // Name sound system uses to locate this device.
  const std::string &device_name() const { return device_name_; }

  // Makes a duplicate of this locator.
  virtual SoundDeviceLocator *Copy() const = 0;

 protected:
  SoundDeviceLocator(const std::string &name,
                     const std::string &device_name)
      : name_(name), device_name_(device_name) {}

  explicit SoundDeviceLocator(const SoundDeviceLocator &that)
      : name_(that.name_), device_name_(that.device_name_) {}

  std::string name_;
  std::string device_name_;

 private:
  DISALLOW_ASSIGN(SoundDeviceLocator);
};

}  // namespace rtc

#endif  // WEBRTC_SOUND_SOUNDDEVICELOCATOR_H_


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<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">

Land Ho! (2014)

Land Ho!

        A pair of former brothers-in-law embark on a road trip through Iceland.

        Genres:
Adventure, Comedy

        <! -- print the director -->
        Director:
Aaron Katz, Martha Stephens

        Writer:
Aaron Katz, Martha Stephens

        Cast:
Mitch - Earl Lynn Nelson
 Colin - Paul Eenhoorn
 Rental Car Employee - Daníel Gylfason
 Hotel Restaurant Waitress - Þrúður Kristjánsdóttir
 Ellen - Karrie Crouse
 Janet - Elizabeth McKee
 Dill Chef - Arnar Guðmundsson
 Dill Maître D' - Magnús Kr. Guðmundsson
 Dill Waiter - Bjarni Tryggvason
 Glow Stick Guy - Emmsjé Gauti
 Honeymooner - Benjamin Kasulke
 Honeymooner - Christina Jennings
 Nadine - Alice Olivia Clarke
 Bikini Girl - Halldóra Guðjónsdóttir
 Bikini Girl - Amy Yoder
 Girl in club bathroom - Berglind Rós Sigurðardóttir
 Johannes - Haraldur Hrafn Thorlacius

    back...


Whether you do it deliberately or not, you're always looking for an ideal person.
In business you look for ideal customers and/or team members who are a perfect match for the jobs that need to be completed.
You look for the ideal mechanic, computer repair person, babysitter, mate, housecleaner… and the list goes on. The good news is that the ideal person and people are out there. You just have to attract them. Notice I didn't say "find" them.
Looking for the ideal someone is just a tad too overwhelming. Attraction is the easy way to get them to show up in your life.
The first step is to identify, in detail, the qualities this ideal person must possess.
You have to ask for EVERYTHING you want, and it's best to do it on paper. Nothing is too nitpicky or outrageous. If you don't ask, you won't get.
Second, you have to truly believe this person exists.
from colleagues, friends, family, and your own history. Whatever you can imagine as most ideal is out there.
Third, you can't try hard to find them.
Like I said before, this is about attracting them. If you've been clear about what that ideal person will be like and you hold out for ideal, nothing less than perfect for you, they will show up. Settle for nothing less than rock star quality.
Now, you may find yourself getting frustrated if they don't show up immediately. Knock it off. You can't rush perfection, right?! It may take two days or two months, but when they show up, they're gonna rock your world. If you focus on the reality that you don't have what you need, then you'll stunt your progress.
Something else that will speed up the process is to get rid of old baggage, if you know what I mean. You have to start letting go of those less than ideal people you have working for and around you.
I had years under my belt of less than ideal situations with bookkeepers. The same with my webmasters. They were decent people at their job. They weren't horror stories in my life, but they were not that perfect fit… which caused us all some pain. See, when it's ideal, everybody is really happy in the situation. Life becomes easy.
A small warning before you ditch dozens of people from your life: Some people will become more ideal when you shift how you think of and react to them. My mate is a perfect example. I used to think that my mate's tardiness to all meeting times was going to be a deal breaker in this relationship. But when I focused on what I wanted, he made huge improvements at being on time. When I blew a gasket every time he was late, it simply kept him in a holding pattern of tardiness.
The last trap you want to avoid is focusing on how bad the current person or people in your life are acting. For instance, if you have an assistant who continues to mess up your scheduling, don't get yourself wound up about how awful she is. Look for ways to neutralize your energy about her or focus on the one thing she does well. You can't attract in the ideal person when you are focused on less than ideal with the current person or situation.
What's your next step to attract support… release someone or attract someone?
Talking about support, all kinds of support, humans are designed for it but we neglected this vital and necessary principle of living.


Avalanche Software has released the system requirements for Just Cause 3. The game will be available starting December 1st on PC and judging from the requirements, they appear to be average compared to the recent games.
Just Cause 3 is a huge open world game that offers the players plenty of crazy explosive action. The world in Just Cause 3 is around 400 Square Miles and features a wealth of vehicles for horizontal and vertical combat as well as a wingsuit + grappling hook combo, that players can use to traverse across the huge map.
The full system requirements can be read below.
Just Cause 3 is also being released on PS4 and Xbox One and you can get a glimpse of the PS4 version in these 1080p direct-feed screenshots. The game runs at 1080p on PS4 and 900p on the Xbox One. Both version of the game run at 30 fps.


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INFORMATION REGARDING THE PROCESSING OF PERSONAL DATA OF USERS PURSUANT TO ARTT. 13-14 OF THE REGULATION (EU) 2016/679 ("GDPR")
Data Subjects: affected by the video surveillance activity.
Geasar S.p.A. as data controller of the personal data/images of the affected subject, pursuant to and for the purposes of EU Reg. 2016/679 hereinafter 'GDPR', he hereby informs the affected subject of the treatment that the aforementioned legislation provides for protection of data subjects with respect to the processing of personal data and that this treatment will be based on principles of correctness, lawfulness, transparency and protection of your privacy and your rights.
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JOINT CONTROLLERS:
Cortesa S.r.l. - Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport, 07026 Olbia (SS) Ph. +39 0789 563463 - Fax +39 0789 563401 - e-mail: [email protected] - certified e-mail: [email protected]
Cortesa S.r.l. is the joint controller of the processing of images taken with the video surveillance system present in the parking areas and in its own warehouse.
Eccelsa S.r.l. - Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport, 07026 Olbia (SS) Ph. +39 0789 563480 - Fax +39 0789 563481 - e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] - certified e-mail: [email protected]
Eccelsa S.r.l. is the the joint controller of the processing of images taken with the video surveillance system present in the areas located at the airport terminal.
Ph. +39 3459764751 - E-mail address: [email protected] - certified e-mail: [email protected]
Geasar S.p.A. informs that some video surveillance systems have been installed at the express request of the Polizia di Frontiera scalo marittimo aereo di Olbia, for the purpose of protecting security and public order. With regard to these systems, the aforementioned law enforcement is considered as independent Data Controller, as the same subjects determine the methods and the purposes of the processing. Geasar S.p.A. informs the affected subjects and all the people who will access their offices that the airport and the grounds, including the parking areas, are, in function of the video surveillance systems, appropriately signaled before the relative radius of action through appropriate signs as provided in the General Provision on Video surveillance of the Privacy Guarantor of April 8th, 2010.
The data controller informs that the personal data/images of the affected subject will be treated in accordance with the legislative provisions of the aforementioned law and the confidentiality obligations provided.
Purposes of the processing: in particular, the personal data/images of the affected subjects will be processed for the purposes connected with the implementation of obligations relating to legislative or contractual obligations: internal control services for organizational and production needs, job security, protection of company assets, protection of public safety, prevention and detection of crimes, monitoring of movement areas, safety checks on some operating areas and facilities.
Legal basis of the processing: the personal data/images of the data subject will be processed on the basis of the legitimate interests of the Data Controller for the integrity of the company assets for safety and security, logistic and operational purposes related to applicable regulatory provisions.
Data Processing methods: personal data/images of the affected subjects may be processed in the following ways: treatment by electronic devices for consultation and registration of the same (data/images). Each treatment is carried out in compliance with the procedures set out in articles 6, 32 of the GDPR and through the adoption of the appropriate security measures provided.
Communication: the personal data/images of the affected subjects will be communicated exclusively to competent subjects duly appointed for the performance of the services necessary for a correct management of the relationship, with guarantee of protection of the rights of the affected subject. The personal data/images of the subject will be processed only by staff expressly authorized by the Data Controller, designating in writing all natural persons authorized to use the facilities and, in those cases where it is essential for the purposes pursued, to view the records (article 30 of the Code). The personal data/images of the affected subject may be communicated to third parties in compliance with legal obligations, in particular to: police and judicial bodies. Personal data may be disclosed in addition to the Data Protection Officer, some external parties, appointed by Geasar SpA, as the case may be, as Data Controllers or Data Processors, for the execution of services and activities related to safety and security airport, assistance and systems maintenance.
Diffusion: the personal data/images of the affected subject will not be disclosed in any way.
Data retention period: we inform you that, in compliance with the principles of lawfulness, limitation of purposes and minimization of data, pursuant to art. 5 of the GDPR, the period of retention of the personal data/images of the affected subject is established for a period of time not exceeding the achievement of the purposes for which they are collected and processed in compliance with the mandatory times prescribed by law. The recording of the images is scheduled for 7 days from the time the images were taken subject to special requirements for further preservation in the event that a specific investigative request must be made by the judicial or judicial police.
After this term, the images will be completely erased by overwriting new images.
Data Controller: the Data Controller, pursuant to the Law, is Geasar S.p.A. in the person of his legal representative, with registered office at Costa Smeralda Airport; the data subject also has the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority.
Joint Controller: Cortesa S.r.l. in the person of its legal representative, with registered office at Costa Smeralda Airport, it is entitled to process images taken with the video surveillance system present in the parking areas; Eccelsa S.r.l. in the person of his legal representative, with registered office at Costa Smeralda Airport, he is a holder for the processing of images taken with the video surveillance system present in the areas located at his own terminal and the forecourt.
Rights of data subjects: We inform you that the EU Regulation 2016/679 recognizes the exercise of specific rights. In particular: - to request confirmation of the existence or otherwise of personal data; - to request access to their personal data and all related information; - to request the rectification, cancellation, limitation and opposition to the processing of personal data; - to request the portability of their personal data. Finally, we inform you that you can file a complaint with the Control Authority, which in Italy is the Guarantor for the Protection of Personal Data.
To exercise the aforementioned rights, report problems or ask for clarification on the processing of personal data, you can send a written request directly to the "Data Protection Officer (DPO)", to the postal address of the registered office or to the email address [email protected]


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