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Q: Does graph of a monotone function have measure zero? I know that if $f:[a,b] \rightarrow \mathbb{R}$ continuous its graph has measure zero in $\mathbb{R^2}$ but what if $f$ is just monotonic(possibly discontinuous)?
Let us denote the set of discontinuities by $D$, I was thinking on since $D$ is at most countable we have no problem there but I do not know what $[a,b]\setminus D$ looks like. I am not sure if the graph necessarily has measure zero in this case.

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Home World Breaking News Explosion rips through coal mine in China, at least 15 dead
Explosion rips through coal mine in China, at least 15 dead
At least 15 people have been killed and 18 others remain unaccounted-for after a gas explosion tore through a coal mine in southwest China, state-run media reports. Rescue operations are underway.
The accident was reported at about 11:33 a.m. local time on Monday after an explosion occurred at the privately-owned Jinshangou Coal Mine, which is located in Laisu Town in Chongqing. A total of 35 miners were working underground.
As of 9;30 p.m., local authorities confirmed that only 2 workers had been hoisted to safety and 15 others were found dead. The other 18 miners remain missing and more than 200 rescue workers are working at the scene to find them.
Safety conditions at mines in China have rapidly improved in recent years, but they continue to be ranked as the world's most dangerous with 931 deaths in 2015, though some have questioned the accuracy of the count. The Chinese government reported 2,631 fatalities in 2009.
The improvement in safety conditions followed the closure of small mines and requirements that mines are equipped with emergency shelter systems. Those shelters are equipped with machines to produce oxygen, protective walls, and airtight doors to protect workers against toxic gases.
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Yo Yo Honey Singh And Bhushan Kumar Give A Perfect Treat To Fans With Makhna!
Treating the audience with his latest song marking the festive season, music sensation Yo Yo Honey Singh made a grand comeback with the recently released music video 'Makhna' that has taken the internet by storm in no time. The music video features Yo Yo Honey Singh on screen after a long time, the music composer is seen in an all-new avatar raising the excitement of the audience.
Breaking records in no time, Makhna has emerged as an instant chartbuster, proving to be the perfect party number this festive season. As the audience gears up for Christmas and New year, Yo Yo Honey Singh has presented the celebratory song with quirky lyrics and groovy beats that has become a hit amongst the netizens in no time. The music composer has time and again supported as well as promoted new talent, with Makhna, Yo Yo Honey Singh yet again paves a way for new singers.
Garnering 2 million views in just an hour, Yo Yo Honey Singh's Makhna has broken records across quarters. The song has also emerged as the fastest 10 million views on YouTube. Makhna also has garnered the fastest 5 lakh likes for an Indian song ever!
Last year, Yo Yo Honey Singh presented 'Dil Chori' just around the New Year's Eve becoming the most favourite party track at New Year parties. This year, Makhna is sure to become the party favourite.
Talking about the song Yo Yo Honey Singh said, "Makhna has a very celebratory vibe and is shot against a carnival setting bringing in the party mood. The Latin and Spanish flavour of the song adds to the quirk and celebration making it a perfect pick for the festive season. It has been extremely overwhelming to see the tremendous response of the audience to my comeback song, it is the love of the audience that keeps me inspired to do better every passing day."
Bhushan Kumar who presented the party favourite 'Dil Chori' last year with Yo Yo Honey Singh said, "After creating an uproar with Dil Chori last year during the New Year's Eve season, this year Yo Yo Honey Singh has treated with a party track again with Makhna. The humungous fanbase of the musician has time and again translated into the record-breaking views and social media response."
Makhna offers a carnival feel instantly lifting your mood and forcing you to hit the dance floor. Since the team wanted to get a carnival look to the video, they decided to shoot in a Latin country like Puerto Rico or Columbia. However, they finally selected Cuba, as the location and the vibe of the place is yet unexplored in India.
Earlier this year, Yo Yo Honey Singh treated the fans with various party tracks like 'Dil Chori', 'Chote Chote Peg', 'This Party Is Over Now', 'Rangtaari', and 'Urvashi'. After the foot tapping tracks, Yo Yo Honey Singh has finally treated the audience with a music video which has garnered an incredible response from the audience.
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Could blockchain be the new glue of contracting?
October 9, 2019 by Jacob Stoller
Blockchain is still in its very early days, but the technology could one day enable "smart" contracts
Based on what one reads and hears about blockchain, it's not hard to conclude that it's just another word for Bitcoin. However, while blockchain is the technology underpinning Bitcoin and other crypto currencies, digital money is only one of its many possible use cases. Blockchain can provide an immutable record that any series of events has taken place, including the fulfillment of conditions in a construction contract.
A general contractor might, in the not-too-distant future, manage a project using a blockchain-powered smart contract. In this scenario, all parties – the general contractor, the owner, the architect, the engineers, the subcontractors, the banks, the insurance companies and even the regulating authorities – would share a blockchain that provides instant verification when each step in the construction process has been successfully completed.
If the general contractor hired a plumber for a specialized installation, for example, the plumber might carry a blockchain identity that certifies his credentials. The equipment being installed would have blockchain tags attached to ensure its authenticity. The arrival of the plumber and completion of the job would be logged, as would final approvals by the owner and the building inspector. The bank would automatically pay the plumber and the equipment supplier the moment the work meets the standards set out by the agreed-upon terms.
Scale this up to a large project with thousands of details and it's not hard to see the benefits.
"The possibilities are exciting," says Chris Dill, chief information officer of Omaha-based Kiewit Technology Group. "Today we have contract administrators, the owner has contract administrators, and we're constantly going back and forth on 'Did you do this? … How do we know you did? Did you do it strictly to the terms of the contract or not? Send me the documentation,' etc. All this would be streamlined."
Management of labour, quality control and improved planning are other promising areas, notes Mark Bryant, chief information officer of Edmonton-based PCL Construction. "In the construction business," he says, "we're a builder, we're a logistics company, we're a planning company, we're a contract company, and we're certainly an organization that expands and contracts with regard to labour as well. Blockchain can be applied to all those things in different ways, shapes and forms."
A blockchain is essentially a database with two unique features. As the name implies, it consists of blocks of data arranged in a sequential chain. Each transaction, such as the completion of a task, is recorded by adding a new block to the chain, like entering a line item in a paper-based ledger. The database is encrypted in such a way that once an entry is made, it can't be changed. If an error has been made, a new block must be added to the chain to adjust it, maintaining complete transparency throughout the process.
The other feature is that unlike conventional databases that are stored on central servers, blockchain is jointly hosted by all participants through what is called a peer-to-peer network, and all are updated simultaneously when a block is added. There is no single access point though which the database could be compromised. A smart construction contract would be shared on a private blockchain, while Bitcoin runs on a public blockchain with millions of participants.
Blockchain has proven to be remarkably resilient – Bitcoin, which represents billions of dollars in value, has never been hacked in its nine years of existence. No wonder the banks and insurance companies are showing so much interest.
Blockchain is still in its very early days, and Dill notes that compared with AI, few people in construction are talking about it. "If you look at AI, Microsoft and Amazon have it baked into their platforms," he says, "so you can deploy AI in your applications without having PhD experts on your team. Blockchain needs to get there, and it isn't there yet."
PCL envisions adding blockchain capabilities to its in-house construction platform, Job Site Insights.
"Our strategy is that if we have a very specific need and it doesn't exist in the marketplace, we have the capability to build it," says Bryant, "but my preference would be to partner with an organization that has built something that is affordable that can enhance our business."
Bryant's team hasn't done any coding yet or engaged any third parties specific to blockchain, but a few possibilities are under discussion. "We'll get started on something in 2020," says Bryant, "but I can't tell you what that is."
Jacob Stoller is principal of StollerStrategies.
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This column first appeared in the October 2019 edition of On-Site. Click here to read through the entire issue.
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Q: nutch 1.7 keeps change filesystem to local when run from oozie I built and ran nutch 1.7 from command line just fine
hadoop jar apache-ntuch-1.7.job org.apache.nutch.crawl.Crawl hdfs://myserver/nutch/urls -dir hdfs://myserver/nutch/crawl -depth 5 -topN100
but when I ran the same thing from oozie, it keeps getting
Wrong FS: hdfs://myserver/nutch/crawl/crawldb/current, expected: file:///
I checked into the source, every time the code does
FileSystem fs = new JobClient(job).getFs();
the fs gets changed back to local fs.
I override all the instance of these statements, the job then dies in the fetch stage, simply says
java.io.IOException: Job failed!
    at org.apache.hadoop.mapred.JobClient.runJob(JobClient.java:838)
it really appears that running from oozie causes the wrong version of JobClient class (from hadoop-core.jar) to be loaded.
Anyone saw this before?

A: it seems the oozie conf directory is missing the proper *-site.xml files. I added mapred-site.xml to /etc/oozie/conf/hadoop-conf directory, and this problem went away.


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girderTest.importPlugin('item_licenses');
girderTest.startApp();

describe('item_licenses plugin test', function () {
    it('registers admin user',
        girderTest.createUser('admin',
            'admin@girder.test',
            'Admin',
            'User',
            'CxV`%EOsq9'));

    it('logs out', girderTest.logout());

    it('registers normal user',
        girderTest.createUser('user',
            'user@girder.test',
            'Normal',
            'User',
            'a*z/Swb?td'));

    it('creates an item with a license', function () {
        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('a.g-my-folders').length > 0;
        }, 'my folders link to load');
        runs(function () {
            $('a.g-my-folders').trigger('click');
        });
        girderTest.waitForLoad();

        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('a.g-folder-list-link:contains(Public)').length > 0;
        }, 'the folders list to load');
        runs(function () {
            $('a.g-folder-list-link:contains(Public)').trigger('click');
        });
        girderTest.waitForLoad();

        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('button.g-folder-actions-button:visible').length === 1;
        }, 'folder actions button to be visible');
        runs(function () {
            $('button.g-folder-actions-button:visible').trigger('click');
        });
        girderTest.waitForLoad();

        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('a.g-create-item:visible').length === 1;
        }, 'create item here link to be visible');
        runs(function () {
            $('a.g-create-item:visible').trigger('click');
        });

        waitsFor(function () {
            return Backbone.history.fragment.slice(-18) === '?dialog=itemcreate';
        }, 'the URL state to change');
        girderTest.waitForDialog();
        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('button.g-save-item:visible').text() === 'Create';
        }, 'the create item dialog to appear');
        runs(function () {
            // Should list groups of licenses, plus "Unspecified" in dropdown
            expect($('#g-license optgroup').length).toBe(2);
            expect($('#g-license option').length).toBe(22);

            // "Unspecified" license should be selected by default (value is
            // empty string)
            expect($('#g-license').val()).toBe('');

            // Set item info and save
            $('input#g-name').val('Test Item');
            $('#g-license').val('The MIT License (MIT)');
            $('button.g-save-item').trigger('click');
        });
        girderTest.waitForLoad();

        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('a.g-item-list-link:contains(Test Item)').length === 1;
        }, 'the created item to appear in the items list');
        runs(function () {
            $('a.g-item-list-link:contains(Test Item)').trigger('click');
        });
        girderTest.waitForLoad();

        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('.g-item-name').length === 1 && $('.g-item-license').length === 1;
        }, 'the item page and license field to load');
        girderTest.waitForLoad();

        runs(function () {
            // Item info should show license
            expect($('.g-item-license').length).toBe(1);
            expect($('.g-item-license').text()).toContain('The MIT License (MIT)');
        });
    });

    it('edits an item\'s license', function () {
        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('.g-item-actions-button:visible').length === 1;
        }, 'the item actions button to appear');
        runs(function () {
            $('.g-item-actions-button').trigger('click');
        });
        girderTest.waitForLoad();

        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('.g-edit-item:visible').length === 1;
        }, 'the item edit action to appear');
        runs(function () {
            $('.g-edit-item').trigger('click');
        });

        waitsFor(function () {
            return Backbone.history.fragment.slice(-16) === '?dialog=itemedit';
        }, 'the url state to change');
        girderTest.waitForDialog();
        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('#g-name').val() !== '' && $('button.g-save-item:visible').text() === 'Save';
        }, 'the dialog to be populated');

        runs(function () {
            // Should list groups of licenses, plus "Unspecified" in dropdown
            expect($('#g-license optgroup').length).toBe(2);
            expect($('#g-license option').length).toBe(22);

            // The item's license should be selected by default
            expect($('#g-license').val()).toBe('The MIT License (MIT)');

            // Change the item's license
            $('#g-license').val('Apache License 2');
            $('button.g-save-item').trigger('click');
        });
        girderTest.waitForLoad();

        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('.g-item-name').length === 1 && $('.g-item-license').length === 1;
        }, 'the item page and license field to load');
        girderTest.waitForLoad();
        runs(function () {
            // Item info should show license
            expect($('.g-item-license').length).toBe(1);
            expect($('.g-item-license').text()).toContain('Apache License 2');
        });
    });

    it('verifies upload into an item dialog doesn\'t show license selection widget', function () {
        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('.g-upload-into-item:visible').length === 1;
        }, 'the upload into item action to appear');
        runs(function () {
            $('.g-upload-into-item').trigger('click');
        });

        waitsFor(function () {
            return Backbone.history.fragment.slice(-14) === '?dialog=upload';
        }, 'the url state to change');
        girderTest.waitForDialog();
        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('.g-start-upload:visible').text().indexOf('Start Upload') !== -1;
        }, 'the start upload button to appear');
        runs(function () {
            // Should not show license selection widget
            expect($('#g-license').length).toBe(0);
        });

        // Close dialog and return to Public folder listing
        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('button.close:visible').length === 1;
        }, 'the dialog close button to appear');
        runs(function () {
            $('button.close').trigger('click');
        });
        girderTest.waitForLoad();
        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('a.g-item-breadcrumb-link:contains(Public):visible').length === 1;
        }, 'the breadcrumb link to the public folder to appear');
        runs(function () {
            $('a.g-item-breadcrumb-link:contains(Public)').trigger('click');
        });
        girderTest.waitForLoad();
    });

    it('uploads an item, specifying a license', function () {
        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('.g-upload-here-button:visible').length === 1;
        }, 'the upload here button to appear');
        runs(function () {
            $('.g-upload-here-button').trigger('click');
        });

        waitsFor(function () {
            return Backbone.history.fragment.slice(-14) === '?dialog=upload';
        }, 'the url state to change');
        girderTest.waitForDialog();
        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('.g-start-upload:visible').text().indexOf('Start Upload') !== -1;
        }, 'the start upload button to appear');
        runs(function () {
            // Should show license selection widget
            expect($('#g-license').length).toBe(1);

            // Select a license
            $('#g-license').val('Apache License 2');
        });

        // Upload file
        // XXX: add support to test uploading multiple files
        runs(function () {
            girderTest._prepareTestUpload();
            girderTest._uploadDataExtra = 0;
            girderTest.sendFile('girder/web_client/test/testFile.txt');
        });
        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('.g-overall-progress-message i.icon-ok').length > 0;
        }, 'the filesChanged event to happen');
        runs(function () {
            $('#g-files').parent().addClass('hide');
            $('.g-start-upload').trigger('click');
        });
        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('.modal-content:visible').length === 0 &&
                   $('.g-item-list-entry').length === 2;
        }, 'the upload to finish');
        girderTest.waitForLoad();

        // Verify license of uploaded file
        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('a.g-item-list-link:contains(testFile.txt)').length === 1;
        }, 'the uploaded file to appear in the items list');
        runs(function () {
            $('a.g-item-list-link:contains(testFile.txt)').trigger('click');
        });
        girderTest.waitForLoad();
        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('.g-item-name').length === 1 && $('.g-item-license').length === 1;
        }, 'the item page and license field to load');
        girderTest.waitForLoad();
        runs(function () {
            expect($('.g-item-name').text()).toBe('testFile.txt');
            expect($('.g-item-license').length).toBe(1);
            expect($('.g-item-license').text()).toContain('Apache License 2');
        });

        // Return to Public folder listing
        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('a.g-item-breadcrumb-link:contains(Public):visible').length === 1;
        }, 'the breadcrumb link to the public folder to appear');
        runs(function () {
            $('a.g-item-breadcrumb-link:contains(Public)').trigger('click');
        });
        girderTest.waitForLoad();
    });

    it('creates an item with an unspecified license', function () {
        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('button.g-folder-actions-button:visible').length === 1;
        }, 'folder actions button to be visible');
        runs(function () {
            $('button.g-folder-actions-button:visible').trigger('click');
        });
        girderTest.waitForLoad();

        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('a.g-create-item:visible').length === 1;
        }, 'create item here link to be visible');
        runs(function () {
            $('a.g-create-item:visible').trigger('click');
        });

        waitsFor(function () {
            return Backbone.history.fragment.slice(-18) === '?dialog=itemcreate';
        }, 'the URL state to change');
        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('button.g-save-item:visible').text() === 'Create';
        }, 'the create item dialog to appear');
        girderTest.waitForDialog();
        runs(function () {
            // Should list groups of licenses, plus "Unspecified" in dropdown
            expect($('#g-license optgroup').length).toBe(2);
            expect($('#g-license option').length).toBe(22);

            // Set item info and save
            $('input#g-name').val('Test Item 2');
            $('#g-license').val('');
            $('button.g-save-item').trigger('click');
        });
        girderTest.waitForLoad();

        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('a.g-item-list-link:contains(Test Item 2)').length === 1;
        }, 'the created item to appear in the items list');
        runs(function () {
            $('a.g-item-list-link:contains(Test Item 2)').trigger('click');
        });
        girderTest.waitForLoad();

        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('.g-item-name').length === 1 && $('.g-item-license').length === 1;
        }, 'the item page and license field to load');
        girderTest.waitForLoad();

        runs(function () {
            // Item info should show that license is unspecified
            expect($('.g-item-license').length).toBe(1);
            expect($('.g-item-license').text()).toContain('Unspecified');
        });
    });

    it('edits an item that has an unspecified license', function () {
        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('.g-item-actions-button:visible').length === 1;
        }, 'the item actions button to appear');
        runs(function () {
            $('.g-item-actions-button').trigger('click');
        });
        girderTest.waitForLoad();

        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('.g-edit-item:visible').length === 1;
        }, 'the item edit action to appear');
        runs(function () {
            $('.g-edit-item').trigger('click');
        });

        waitsFor(function () {
            return Backbone.history.fragment.slice(-16) === '?dialog=itemedit';
        }, 'the url state to change');
        girderTest.waitForDialog();
        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('#g-name').val() !== '';
        }, 'the dialog to be populated');
        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('button.g-save-item:visible').text() === 'Save';
        }, 'the edit item dialog to appear');
        runs(function () {
            // Should list groups of licenses, plus "Unspecified" in dropdown
            expect($('#g-license optgroup').length).toBe(2);
            expect($('#g-license option').length).toBe(22);

            // The unspecified license should be selected by default
            expect($('#g-license').val()).toBe('');

            // Change the item's license
            $('#g-license').val('The MIT License (MIT)');
            $('button.g-save-item').trigger('click');
        });
        girderTest.waitForLoad();

        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('.g-item-name').length === 1 && $('.g-item-license').length === 1;
        }, 'the item page and license field to load');
        girderTest.waitForLoad();
        runs(function () {
            // Item info should show license
            expect($('.g-item-license').length).toBe(1);
            expect($('.g-item-license').text()).toContain('The MIT License (MIT)');
        });
    });

    it('edits an item to have an unspecified license', function () {
        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('.g-item-actions-button:visible').length === 1;
        }, 'the item actions button to appear');
        runs(function () {
            $('.g-item-actions-button').trigger('click');
        });
        girderTest.waitForLoad();

        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('.g-edit-item:visible').length === 1;
        }, 'the item edit action to appear');
        runs(function () {
            $('.g-edit-item').trigger('click');
        });

        waitsFor(function () {
            return Backbone.history.fragment.slice(-16) === '?dialog=itemedit';
        }, 'the url state to change');
        girderTest.waitForDialog();
        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('#g-name').val() !== '';
        }, 'the dialog to be populated');
        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('button.g-save-item:visible').text() === 'Save';
        }, 'the edit item dialog to appear');
        runs(function () {
            // Should list groups of licenses, plus "Unspecified" in dropdown
            expect($('#g-license optgroup').length).toBe(2);
            expect($('#g-license option').length).toBe(22);

            // The item's license should be selected by default
            expect($('#g-license').val()).toBe('The MIT License (MIT)');

            // Change the item's license
            $('#g-license').val('');
            $('button.g-save-item').trigger('click');
        });
        girderTest.waitForLoad();

        waitsFor(function () {
            return $('.g-item-name').length === 1 && $('.g-item-license').length === 1;
        }, 'the item page and license field to load');
        girderTest.waitForLoad();
        runs(function () {
            // Item info should show that license is unspecified
            expect($('.g-item-license').length).toBe(1);
            expect($('.g-item-license').text()).toContain('Unspecified');
        });
    });
});

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Die De Havilland DH.83 Fox Moth () wurde als leichtes Transportflugzeug mit guten Flugleistungen und geringen Betriebskosten aus der De Havilland Tiger Moth entwickelt.

Der Konstrukteur A.E. Hagg entwickelte 1932 die Fox Moth, indem er das Flugwerk der Tiger Moth mit einem neuen erweiterten Rumpf kombinierte. Die Tragflächen, das Leitwerk, Fahrwerk und die Motoraufhängungen der Tiger Moth blieben unverändert, aber der Sperrholz-Rumpf bekam zwischen Motor und Cockpit eine geschlossene Kabine für vier Personen. Der Erstflug fand 1932 in Stag Lane statt. Im Prototyp war ein de Havilland Gipsy III mit 120 PS eingebaut. Es wurden auch Erprobungen mit Schwimmern und Skiern, in Zusammenarbeit mit Canadian Airways, in Kanada durchgeführt.

Viele Maschinen wurden nach Kanada und Australien geliefert, manche davon auch mit geschlossener Pilotenkanzel.

Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg produzierte de Havilland Canada noch über 50 Exemplare als DH.83C (Canada). Dabei bekamen die Maschinen Höhenruder und Trimmklappen. Das Cockpit wurde serienmäßig mit Plexiglasdach ausgeliefert. Als Triebwerk kam der Gipsy Major 1C mit einer Maximalleistung von 145 PS zum Einsatz.

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 Royal Australian Air Force

 Brasilianische Luftwaffe
 Brasilianische Marine
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 Königlich Jugoslawische Luftwaffe

 Royal Canadian Air Force

 Royal New Zealand Air Force

 Spanische Luftwaffe

 South African Air Force

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Reprinted from the April 2003 issue of "The School Bull," the newsletter of The Clearwater School.
Of all the possible choices Clearwater students make about how to spend their time, the choice to play computer and video games raises the most controversy. Students may play video and computer games at their discretion—limited only by their personal preferences and the rules governing access to school computers and personal game systems. The school does not impose rating restrictions for teen or mature content, but requires that students show consideration to individuals who are offended or frightened by the sounds or images of their games. Our gaming policy exemplifies the extent to which Clearwater trusts children to define and pursue their education. We are committed to extending freedom to all members of our school.
Many parents drawn to the school's educational philosophy, fear that if their child is given freedom to choose his or her own activities, he or she will play electronic games to the exclusion of all other life-enhancing activities. Some Clearwater parents resign themselves to their child's passion for gaming by clinging to the belief that sooner or later the child will get bored and go on to other (better) pursuits. Parents of serious gamers who stay interested in video games for months or years, wonder if they will never get bored. Fears about the effects of the media and vivid imagery lead some adults to intervene– to limit access to electronic games in order to protect children from the harms of an obsessive interest.
Most parents of gamers know their kids love video and computer games, but do not want them to play all day long. The attraction that kids have for gaming raises fears of addiction, violence and time-wasting. Even adults who agree that gaming is a valuable, educational experience feel concerned when kids have open access to games. The merit and potential harm of gaming are discussed frequently at Clearwater and other Sudbury schools. Should adults at Sudbury schools try to protect children from video gaming? Should School Meeting limit the amount of time spent with computers or video consoles? Should limits be placed on the kinds of images that can be viewed?
When these issues are discussed, I am a strong advocate of freedom. I do not think School Meeting or staff should be in the position of judging and legislating people's interests. If someone chooses to dance, draw, read or play video games 24/7 that is his or her choice and his or her business. As a staff person (and a parent) I feel it is my job to look at my own assumptions, judgments and values about other people's activities when they come up. It is important to recognize that I feel concerned about how another person spends his/her time, because my concerns affect my relationship with that person. But it is not my job to decide what is best for that person.
When students spend hours, days, weeks and years "obsessed" by an activity and do not get bored, it is because the activity is rewarding to them. Playing video games is intellectually stimulating, filled with social interaction, exciting, challenging and fun. Sudbury schools are about finding out what interests you and pursuing it. As a person who grew up without computers, let alone video games, I cannot guess all that gaming holds for the kids I know. I cannot predict where this passionate interest will lead these kids in the future. I wonder how the skills gained in this activity will be used when they pursue other interests and future careers. As a Sudbury staff I look at students' passions with interest and curiosity rather than judgment about the worthiness of the activities.
I do not believe video games pose a threat to our youth. But if games are dangerous in some way, it is important that kids figure out the dangers for themselves. I expect Clearwater students to learn for themselves which activities are healthy, risky or dangerous. Many leisure activities and career choices hold real or potential dangers. Take the arts for example. Few adults would be concerned about a kid who spent 6–8 hours a day dancing, drawing or painting. Most parents would be proud of a child who left school at 16 to move to New York City and study ballet or modern dance. Yet following a passion (even addiction) towards pursuing art holds many dangers. Only a few dancers and artists are able to support themselves through their art. Dancers who do become professionals frequently develop injuries that show up in their 30s and stay with them for life. They may need to retire and look for a new career. Many artists are exposed to toxic chemicals in the course of their work.
Sudbury education means trusting children to make decisions about how to spend their time. This may well involve taking risks and making mistakes. Through the freedom they experience in school they learn to create balance in their own lives. To understand the choices our children make, we need to see through our kids' young eyes, not our own (all too often near– or far–sighted) eyes.


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Hillsboro man to act as his own attorney in murder case
Geoff Pursinger
Andrew Moret claims police are framing him for murder after 2015 shooting outside police station.
A Hillsboro deli worker charged with murdering a man outside Hillsboro Police Department headquarters plans to defend himself in court when his case goes to trial next month.
Andrew Guy Moret, 34, faces charges of unlawful use of a gun and murder, a Measure 11 crime with a 25-year prison sentence if he is found guilty.
Moret is charged with shooting and killing Alonzo Gregg, 34, outside Dandy's Deli, a video poker establishment in the same parking lot as the Hillsboro Police Department.
Prosecutors allege that Moret was selling methamphetamine from the deli and got involved in a "turf war" with Gregg over who would sell drugs from the area.
But in a phone call to the Tribune on Wednesday, and in handwritten documents Moret has submitted to the court and this newspaper, Moret says he was acting in self-defense, and alleges a complex conspiracy to cover up his innocence involving Hillsboro Police and the Washington County courthouse where he will be tried.
Since his arrest, Moret has been committed to the Oregon State Hospital in Salem twice, where he was treated for mental health issues. His most recent commitment to the hospital was in February 2018, after a Washington County judge deemed him not fit to aid in his own defense.
Evaluators in Salem said Moret's mental health interfered with his ability to rationally understand the charges against him. He was released from the hospital last year and returned to Washington County Jail.
"The only reason they committed me is because I told my first attorney that the cops are framing me for murder," Moret told the Tribune in a phone conversation from the county jail on Wednesday, Jan. 23 "They said I was delusional."
According to court records, Moret has struggled with mental health issues since his teens, warning his mother at age 17 that he could read people's minds. In his 20s, he told his parents he heard voices and began exhibiting paranoia.
Moret fired his first court-appointed attorney after he suggested Moret accept a plea deal where he would plead guilty except for insanity, he told the newspaper. After a second court-appointed attorney moved out of the area, Moret decided on Jan. 9 that he would represent himself.
"I'm not a bad guy," Moret told the Tribune. "I'm a full-time college student with a full-time job. It hurts me the way they are pushing me down and keeping me quiet."
What happened that night?
Moret was working at Dandy's Deli, 1075 S.E. Baseline St., on Sept. 13, 2015 when he allegedly shot Gregg, who was a regular at Dandy's, according to prosecutors.
A nightclub next door had closed for the evening and a group of people were outside near Southeast Baseline Street at about 2:20 a.m., when an argument broke out between Gregg and Moret, police said. Moret allegedly fired several shots from a .45-caliber handgun, striking Gregg nine times.
Prosecutors say Moret was selling drugs from the deli and allege Gregg, who also sold drugs in the area, was encroaching on his territory.
Moret paints a different picture. According to documents Moret sent to the Tribune, Gregg — not Moret — had been dealing drugs from the location for months. He claims Gregg tried to conscript him into selling drugs, but Moret refused. After that, Moret claims Gregg threatened to kill him on multiple occasions.
Moret said Gregg — who had a criminal record including convictions for burglary, assault and strangulation — was armed with a handgun when the two got into an altercation that night. Moret said Gregg tried to kill him, but Moret shot first.
"He tried to draw his gun out to kill me," Moret wrote in a statement provided to the Tribune. "I immediately started firing."
A police officer outside the station at the time of the shooting rushed to the scene and discovered Gregg lying dead on Baseline Street, according to police reports. Moret had already fled the area. He was arrested three days later.
Hillsboro Police and prosecutors dispute Moret's claims Gregg had a gun. No gun was found on Gregg's body or in the area according to Hillsboro Police or state prosecutors.
Moret claims police removed that evidence from the scene in an attempt to frame him for murder.
"The Hillsboro police are corrupt," Moret wrote in a statement provided to the Tribune. "They were the ones letting this guy deal drugs in their parking lot. They are the ones who sat and watched everything from the lot."
Moret — who describes himself as a "civil rights expert" — said he was running an "independent investigation" into corruption within the Hillsboro Police Department at the time of the shooting. Moret claims the department, the district attorney's office and the Washington County Circuit Court are attempting to frame him for murder to cover up the corruption he uncovered.
Moret doesn't go into details about what he believes was going on within the department, saying that information will come out in court, but alleges police officers were involved in, or knew about, the drug sales. He claimed police officers hired Gregg to kill him after he refused to deal drugs.
"They try to get me to deal drugs in their parking lot, and when I refuse they send an interstate thug to kill me," Moret wrote in documents sent to the Tribune.. "Then, when I stop my assassin, they charge me with his murder."
Sgt. Eric Bunday, a spokesman with the Hillsboro Police Department said police have investigated a handful of drug-related cases in the immediate vicinity of the police station, but declined to talk about Moret's accusations about an alleged cover-up, saying the pending trial restricted what he could say on the matter.
Moret has also claimed that Washington County judges are actively conspiring against him by removing his bail and denying him "due process" by delaying his trial. Since taking over as his own attorney, Moret has written several letters to judges in the Washington County Courthouse, accusing them of being part of the conspiracy. He has asked the Oregon Supreme Court to weigh in on his case.
Opening statements in Moret's trial are expected Feb. 5.
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Le bombardement de Qui Nhon (vietnamien : Qui Nhơn) est une attaque par le sloop de guerre USS Saginaw (appartenant à l'East India Squadron de l'US Navy) le  contre un fort tenu par les Vietnamiens défendant la ville de Qui Nhon en Cochinchine. Le commandant du navire, , avait été envoyé en Cochinchine à la recherche de marins américains disparus, mais a été accuelli à coups de canon à son arrivée. En réponse à l'attaque, le navire de guerre américain a bombardé le fort jusqu'à ce qu'il soit anéanti, durant une vingtaine de minutes. L'incident s'est produit lors de la conquête franco-espagnole de la nation.

Le bombardement
Le commandant Schenck arrive à Qui Nhon le  et prépare à entrer dans le port le lendemain à 01h00. Il voulait demander aux Vietnamiens s'ils avaient vu les marins disparus. Lorsque la Saginaw entre dans le port de Qui Nhon, le , le fort vietnamien situé plus au nord ouvre le feu à une distance de .

L'équipage du USS Saginaw met l'ancre vers le bas lorsque la première salve a éclaté dans l'eau à côté du navire. Surpris, les Américains ont commencé à agiter un drapeau blanc pour montrer leurs intentions amicales mais une deuxième salve est tirée puis une troisième. La Saginaw se retire lentement et à  de distance, les artilleurs américains ripostent avec un de leurs canons de  et après seulement une vingtaine de minutes, la pièce d'artillerie vietnamienne se tait. Une explosion secondaire est observée, s'agissant soit de la poudrière du fort, soit de l'un des canons, tuant les artilleurs vietnamiens. Après l'explosion pas d'autres salves ont été tirées depuis le fort. Toutefois, les artilleurs de la Saginaw ont poursuivi leur bombardement pendant demi-heure sans opposition jusqu'à ce que le fort soit en ruines. Les forces américaines n'ont pas subi de dégâts ou de victimes et après l'engagement, la Saginaw refait cap sur Hong Kong, devant l'hostilité des Vietnamiens à communiquer.

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Malgré l'engagement, les Américains ne retrouveront pas les marins disparus. Le commandant Schenck servira par la suite brillamment lors des batailles de Fort Fisher pendant la guerre de Sécession.

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San Diego City College graduate Oscar Garza.
City College graduate underscores San Diego Promise program success
May 14, 2019	|	San Diego Community College District
Oscar Garza was leaning toward working as a laborer after graduating from high school – until a friend urged him to enroll at San Diego City College and an English teacher told him about the San Diego Promise program that would cover his tuition and help pay for his books. Two years later, Garza graduates May 24 with an associate degree in kinesiology and will take a GPA in the neighborhood of 3.4 with him when he transfers to San Diego State University this fall.
His long-term goals include securing a master's degree in occupational therapy and a career as an occupational therapist, a profession with an average annual wage of more than $93,000 in San Diego County, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Garza is among the more than 50 San Diego Promise students in the program's second cohort who are graduating this spring and whose futures are being transformed. Once shy and unsure of himself, Garza has found his confidence and is an asset on campus.
"It changed my life," said Garza, 20. "The Promise provided me with so many resources and City College provided me with so many activities to get me on track and keep me on track so I could pursue my education. If you're lost in life, being here can help you out, 100 percent."
A resident of Golden Hill, Garza – who is in the country through the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program – enrolled at La Jolla High School because of the educational opportunities it afforded. Getting there, however, required waking up at 5 a.m., taking a public bus to Einstein Middle School on the other side of the 94 freeway and then hopping on a school bus to the La Jolla campus.
Garza thought his formal education would conclude after earning his high school diploma, and he was set on going to work as a construction laborer.
"I didn't really have the motivation to go to college," he said. That changed after a close friend who attended City College urged him to give it a try. About the same time, his English instructor at La Jolla High told him about the San Diego Promise.
His future would forever be changed. Garza took part in a San Diego Promise orientation, met with counselors, developed an educational plan, and enrolled in a personal growth class. He also was accepted into the San Diego City College Price Scholarship Program, which provides mentorship to incoming freshmen, affords invaluable volunteer experiences, and provides a $10,000 scholarship. For the past two years, Garza has served as a mental health peer educator, "just educating people about mental health issues and letting them know about the mental health services that are out there."
Brenda Torres, San Diego Promise coordinator at City College, said Garza embodies the success of the program, which offers a bevy of services to ensure students succeed.
"I have had the great pleasure to see him grow, to see his confidence grow," Torres said. "He is now a very focused individual committed to his academics and to helping others, and he will go far."
City College Commencement is May 24 at 5 p.m. at the San Diego Convention Center's Ballroom 6A, 111 W. Harbor Drive.
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I'm doing a setup on amazon linux, so I don't have apt but have yum. I don't want to compile phalcon on machine every time is setup, son if I have no luck with yum, I was thinking to make my own .os and then just deliver it to machines.
You need to install epel repository to get full php features on centos/RH. Phalcon will be there too.
Thanks roman; you post didn't fix my issue, but I is pointing me some where.... I enabled the epel repository that came by default in amazon linux, it look like is fedora 6 based, but also looks like it doesn't have phacon in. ¿Is possible to use other repository like the one that you are using? ¿can you provide me the url so I can add it to cloudinit?
ps: can you tell me how you did mark up to terminal? I tried ''' but din't work.
Yup. I've double checked which repo is exactly installed phalcon (i have always many repos) and this is REMI (not EPEL). Sorry for confusing.
ps: after three backticks just write language name as described here. "bash" works too.
Thanks to roman for pointing me to remi repositories.


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A special pot still whiskey-heavy version of Jameson. Black Barrel has lots of first-fill bourbon and sherry casks in the mix, giving it a much richer flavour than regular Jameson, with a strong sherried note.
Nose: Soft barrel-char aromas, along with sweet barley and cereal.
Palate: Very soft and smooth. Subtle spiciness and barrel char comes through, along with fresh fruitiness.
Bright sparks, these Jameson guys. This takes all the worldwide quality and balance of the standard bottle and adds a large dollop of pot still whiskey, providing plummy, rich fruits to the mix. They may have also upped the effects of oak, too, so there's an extra depth to the whiskey. Fans of the brand will love it, and pot still whiskey fans will appreciate an affordable full-flavoured blend.
Great value for the money. Smooth, just enough char, and a very distinct aftertaste.
Objectively, I say: very good whisky. Quite smooth, tastes great. Character and quality. But, ten dollars more than Blackbush. Equal to Blackbush, but couldn't hold a candle to Bushmills 10 year (about same price).
Smooth no harsh after taste. It's a great drink. I definitely recommend to anyone.
Smooth, great aroma. Highly recommended!
Whiskey is just decent. I have been drinking Jameson for a long time. Finish on this whiskey is very bitter - not good.
In Ireland, home of it, its 50 euros. At maybe 40 it would be worth the bottle. Its nice – cream and peach on the taste, medium finish but there is an opening of spice, nutmeg and clove. 3 pinches of water bring out a bite and spice maybe cinnamon and plum. Vanilla ice cream finish. Nice, complex but at its current price I'd pass.
Having a very good collection of Scots Whisky this is my first experience of Irish Whiskey direct from the distillery in Dublin, the triple distillation creates an absolutely beautiful full bodied well rounded smooth whiskey with no harsh after taste, the warmth of the liquid flows smoothly over your tongue with the slight spice and dark barrel undertones lingering.... one of my top 3, not bad for my first glass!
Really smooth, great flavor. As a long time Bourbon lover, this is a really nice alternative. Recommend.
Outstanding whiskey. Much smoother than regular Jameson's. Great whiskey for celebratory event or just sipping to relax!
Wonderful stuff. Lots of toffee and brioche flavours with some dark fruits (think dates and raisins) and just the right amount of oak and spice. The Single Pot Still character is the star of this show. I'd rate this 88 or 89 out of 100. Terrific value for the money.
I received a bottle as a gift. I'm a long time Jameson drinker but this is awful — undrinkable. Is it possible that it is just a bad bottle?
As Jameson's is my go to, never leave home without it whiskey, I expected only good things from Black Barrel. Think of it as Jameson's with a bonus. A deep, sweet, spice that isn't sugary but comforting. If you are an Irish drinker that enjoys an occasional bourbon, this is a sure thing.
So smooth. A fine sipping whiskey with delicious flavors that linger long after each taste. Love this.
I bought it as a gift and I'm told it's fantastic.
Jameson's have here a smooth cross between Irish pot still and US Bourbon, but too smooth and sweet for this Islay fan. Great value when on special for $60 AU.
My husband is a Jamiesons drinker, and has had many of the 'specials', and he is delighted with Black Barrel, it has a strong but smooth taste, and I like it too; and I'm not a whiskey drinker.
For the price, you can't beat it. It has great flavor while maintaining its smoothness. It has sweet high and undertones that leaves a delight aftertaste as well.


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Robert graduated from Upsala College with a Bachelor of Arts in Accounting and Economics and worked during the years that followed with distinguished firms such as Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company, Price Waterhouse, The Irvine Company, Pacific First Bank of Seattle and Donahue Schriber Development.
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Q: How can I follow F# Lint's suggestion to use `id` I am comparing two lists of thangs. Since I'm more familiar with Linq than F#, I did this:

let r1 = (rows1.Zip (rows2, fun r1 r2 -> rowComparer r1 r2)) .All (fun f -> f)

This raises two complaints from the F# linter.

Lint: If `rowComparer` has no mutable arguments partially applied then the lambda can be removed.
Lint: `fun x -> x` might be able to be refactored into `id`.

Of these, I could understand the latter, and tried this:

let r1 = (rows1.Zip (rows2, fun r1 r2 -> rowComparer r1 r2)) .All id

But this made the F# compiler complain:
This expression was expected to have type
    'System.Func<bool,bool>'
but here has type
    ''a -> 'a'
Can someone say how this code can be more righteous?

A: I would suggest using the F# List or Seq modules instead of LINQ methods.  Then you'll be able to use F# types like 'a -> 'a instead of System.Func<'a, 'a>, and you can pass id to the forAll function.  If you could post a complete example, it would be easier to give you a complete answer, but I think something like this would be roughly equivalent to what you're doing with LINQ:
let compare (rowComparer: ('a * 'a) -> bool) rows =
    Seq.zip rows >> Seq.map rowComparer >> Seq.forall id

This creates a function that takes two sequences and compares each value in the first to the corresponding value in the second, generating a sequence of booleans.  It then returns true if all of the values in the sequence are true, otherwise it returns false.  This is achieved using function composition and partial application to build a new function with the required signature.
You can then partially apply a row comparer function to create a specialized compare function for each of your scenarios, as follows:
let compareEqual = compare (fun (a,b) -> a = b)
compareEqual [0; 1; 2] [0; 1; 2] // true
compareEqual [0; 1; 2] [2; 1; 2] // false

A: You can supply the standard function id as an argument if you create an instance of System.Func with the correct number of generic type parameters from it. When employing a lambda expression, the F# compiler does that for you.
open System.Linq
let foo rowComparer (rows1 : seq<_>) (rows2 : seq<_>) =
    (rows1.Zip (rows2, fun r1 r2 -> rowComparer r1 r2)).All(System.Func<_,_>(id))
// val foo :
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Lauren "Money" Molinaro joined the Islanders family in March 2012 as the program's first assistant coach. She will play a major role in recruiting and scheduling for Texas A&M – Corpus Christi Soccer as the program gears up for its debut in 2013. Most recently, Molinaro served as the head coach of the New England Mutiny of the Women's Professional Soccer League, a position she has held since 2010. She was also the team's summer camp director and an assistant coach for Manchester (Conn.) High School. In addition to her professional experience, Molinaro spent three years as an assistant coach for the University of Rhode Island in Kingston, R.I. In her three seasons at URI, the Rams had nine Atlantic 10 All-Conference selections, including four honorees to the league's All-Rookie Team. Among those was 2007 Rookie of the Year Jessica Babice. The 2006 Rams also set a school record with six players honored by the A-10.


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Author: Telles S//Desiraju T
Affiliation: Department of Neurophysiology, National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences, Bangalore, India
Conference/Journal: Int J Psychophysiol
Other: Volume ID: 15 , Issue ID: 2 , Pages: 147-52 , Word Count: 247
This report presents the changes in various autonomic and respiratory variables during the practice of Brahmakumaris Raja yoga meditation. This practice requires considerable commitment and involves concentrated thinking. 18 males in the age range of 20 to 52 years (mean 34.1 ± 8.1), with 5-25 years experience in mediation (mean 10.1 ± 6.2), participated in the study. Each subject was assessed in three test sessions which included a period of meditation, and also in three control (non-mediation) sessions, which included a period of random thinking. Group analysis showed that the heart rate during the meditation period was increased compared to the preceding baseline period, as well as compared to the value during the non-meditation period of control sessions. In contrast to the change in the heart rate, there was no significant change during meditation, for the group as a whole, in palmar GSR, finger plethysmogram amplitude, and respiratory rate. On an individual basis, changes which met the following criteria were noted: (1), changes which were greater during meditation (compared to its preceding baseline) than changes during post meditation or non-meditation periods (also compared to their preceding baseline); (2), Changes which occurred consistently during the three repeat sessions of a subject and (3), changes which exceeded arbitrarily-chosen cut-off points (described at length below). This individual level analysis revealed that changes in autonomic variables suggestive of both activation and relaxation occurred simultaneously in different subdivisions of the autonomic nervous system in a subject. Apart from this, there were differences in patterns of change among the subjects who practised the same meditation.


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Marc Jacobs Runs a Train through the Louvre
Published on March 12, 2012 February 14, 2014 by Wild PieceLeave a comment
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I love Marc Jacobs. He's just down for anything, including building a train and running it full-steam through the most prestigious art museum in the world. To explain further about the triumph that was the Louis Vuitton show at the Louvre last week, Louis Vuitton stylist Katie Grand told Grazia, "At first, we had tried to get a real train in to the Louvre, but it was too heavy so it had to be built. They started work about a month ago. We'd looked at great train films like Murder On The Orient Express, Some Like It Hot and Strangers On A Train for reference, and in the end, she was quite like the Orient Express."
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It is this paradoxical language "to conserve" and "to provide for the enjoyment of" that has created conflict and controversy in our National Park System throughout its storied, century-long history. Those who seek to enjoy the natural splendor of our national treasures have often pushed for infrastructure and recreation that runs counter to the preservationist ethic to see these places left unimpaired. However, without allowing people to enjoy the parks, the very notion for which they were created would be betrayed. Therefor, Park managers are asked to walk a delicate tightrope of balance between competing interests.
Conflict appears to have flared up again, and this time in our own backyard. On February 28, North Cascades National Park Complex issued a climbing moratorium for Newhalem Crag East and Newhalem Crag West (Ryan's Wall) Climbing Management areas effective March 1 to July 15. The Park Service claims the move is an effort to protect nesting areas for the iconic Peregrine Falcon during the Spring nesting season.
Peregrine Falcons (Falco pereginus) are a federally protected species under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. The largest in the Falcon family, Peregrines are known by many as the fastest creature on Earth, clocking speeds at over 200 mph during their characteristic high-speed dives, known as hunting stoops. They are generally well adapted birds and have historically existed in many ecosystems from Arctic tundra to temperate forests, and even deserts. Unfortunately, their populations dwindled during the later half of the 20th century due to poaching and increased pesticide use and were placed on the Endangered Species List. While their numbers have rebounded as a result of captive breeding programs and government efforts to ban harmful pesticides, such as DDT, they remain a species of concern within North Cascades National Park and special attention is paid to nesting habitat. Because Falcons tend to nest on rock ledges and cliff faces, there is the potential for conflict with recreational rock climbers.
A climber ascending a route in what could be considered prime Falcon nesting habitat.
Mountaineering and sport climbing have long been favorite activities of the more adventurous visitors to the North Cascades. Rock climbing specifically is one of the fastest growing sports in the country with 4.6 million people participating in climbing annually. For local climbers, access to these crags is important especially as Spring arrives and popular climbing routes thaw out from the cold, wet winter. Yet, because of the NPS duty to protect Park resources, rules have always restricted these activities to certain areas.
The Ross Lake Recreation Area General Management Plan states that the necessary studies have taken place and rock climbing has been approved at 4 locations. They are all in the Ross Lake Recreation Area along highway 20 and include Newhalem East, Newhalem West (Ryan's Wall), Newhalem Town Walls, and Diablo Wall. Climbing is not allowed in areas designated "wilderness". Now, Park officials believe that the privilege to climb inside the park has been abused.
This issue at hand seems to be around the process of designating new areas for climbing. Because of limited Park resources to adequately review and assess new areas for potential resource damage before approving Climbing Management Areas, the process can often be long and arduous. An area known locally as "Space Wall", located above the Skagit Gorge, has been previously developed without approval, presumably by people who were unaware of the proper channels. Efforts to have the area reviewed and approved since have stalled, and frustration over the pace of progress along with limited enforcement resources by Park staff have likely emboldened some climbers to continue exploring and developing outside of approved routes, and in some cases into falcon nest sites.
While climbers come from many different walks of life, climbing culture has a long history of environmental stewardship and respect for the natural world. Seasonal closures for raptors and other natural and cultural resources are common throughout the country, and many climbing organizations promote volunteer stewardship, research and wildlife monitoring efforts to help land management agencies balance recreation and preservation. Washington State, in particular has the largest participation in joint membership Access Fund of anywhere in the country.
Calvin Laatsch, a local climber, and volunteer with Washington Climbers Coalition says "Climbing closures in the North Cascades are not new, and the challenges in granting access for new climbing or reopening areas that have been closed seem to all tie back to park resources, or more specifically time and staff.
Time and energy appear to be increasingly in short supply these days as National Parks struggle to keep up with increasing numbers of visitors nationwide and the effects, usually unintentional, this has on Park resources. It is therefor incumbent upon those who recreate on public lands to exorcise patience and respect, educate themselves on management issues and, when necessary, lend a hand.
While it is unclear how long the climbing closures will remain in place, a compromise has been reached to reopen Diablo Wall and Newhalem Town Walls, which have no recent history of Falcon activity. Other sites may reopen as well if Peregrines do not select them for nesting sites within a certain time frame. This compromise could only be possible through volunteer monitoring programs to take the load off of Park Biologists.
As with most issues connected to public lands, there are many perspectives and issues to consider about the correct path forward. While we may not always agree, it is important in times of divisiveness the we remain committed to listening, learning and helping create a future that stays true to the mission of balance between enjoyment and preservation. We all have a role to play in the continued access and stewardship of our public lands.
If access to climbing and responsible recreation in the North Cascades is important to you, you can get involved or donate to Washington Climbers Coalition or participate in "Adopt a Crag" stewardship days, or contact North Cascades National Park with your questions, concerns or support for climbing access in Ross Lake Recreation Area.


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Consistent with its responsibilities to monitor development within the Hillsborough River corridor under the State of Florida's Special Act 86-335, the TAC and River Board examined the plan and its impact on the Hillsborough River corridor. Consistent with the recommendations of the TAC, the River Board endorsed the Center City Plan. In particular, the River Board supported the city's efforts to make the River an accessible centerpiece to the City and its emphasis on improving water quality through improved stormwater facilities and Low Impact Development (LID) techniques.
The River Board transmitted a letter to the Mayor and City Council supporting their efforts and asking the City to continue to emphasize efforts to retrofit existing hardened shorelines with natural shorelines; address aging infrastructure and water supply needs; and continue to improve river water quality and minimum flows for the lower river. The River Board also asked that, consistent with the River Board's authority, per Chapter 86-335 Laws of Florida, City staff and consultants coordinate with the River Board in the future as the plan is implemented and on any changes to the Comprehensive Plan's River Master Plan component that may be considered. For more information, visit InVision Tampa.


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Q: Error when building Pecl extension I am trying to build the SCA_SDO extension but when I run the make command I am getting the following error:
make
/bin/sh /home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/libtool --mode=compile g++ -I/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4 -I. -I/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4 -DPHP_ATOM_INC -I/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/include -I/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/main -I/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4 -I/usr/include/php -I/usr/include/php/main -I/usr/include/php/TSRM -I/usr/include/php/Zend -I/usr/include/php/ext -I/usr/include/php/ext/date/lib -I/usr/include/libxml2  -DHAVE_CONFIG_H  -g -O2   -c /home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp -o sdo.lo
libtool: compile:  g++ -I/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4 -I. -I/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4 -DPHP_ATOM_INC -I/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/include -I/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/main -I/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4 -I/usr/include/php -I/usr/include/php/main -I/usr/include/php/TSRM -I/usr/include/php/Zend -I/usr/include/php/ext -I/usr/include/php/ext/date/lib -I/usr/include/libxml2 -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -g -O2 -c /home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp  -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/sdo.o
In file included from /home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:42:0:
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/php_sdo_int.h:128:20: error: 'function_entry' does not name a type
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:80:8: error: conflicting specifiers in declaration of 'arginfo_sdo_dataobject'
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:86:8: error: conflicting specifiers in declaration of 'arginfo___get'
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:90:8: error: conflicting specifiers in declaration of 'arginfo___set'
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:95:1: error: 'function_entry' does not name a type
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:103:8: error: conflicting specifiers in declaration of 'arginfo_sdo_dataobject_createdataobject'
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:107:1: error: 'function_entry' does not name a type
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:119:8: error: conflicting specifiers in declaration of 'arginfo_sdo_sequence_getproperty'
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:123:8: error: conflicting specifiers in declaration of 'arginfo_sdo_sequence_move'
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:128:8: error: conflicting specifiers in declaration of 'arginfo_sdo_sequence_insert'
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:134:1: error: 'function_entry' does not name a type
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:144:8: error: conflicting specifiers in declaration of 'arginfo_sdo_list_insert'
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:149:1: error: 'function_entry' does not name a type
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:158:8: error: conflicting specifiers in declaration of 'arginfo_sdo_datafactory_create'
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:163:1: error: 'function_entry' does not name a type
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:170:1: error: 'function_entry' does not name a type
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:177:8: error: conflicting specifiers in declaration of 'arginfo_sdo_das_datafactory_addType'
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:183:8: error: conflicting specifiers in declaration of 'arginfo_sdo_das_datafactory_addPropertyToType'
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:192:1: error: 'function_entry' does not name a type
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:201:1: error: 'function_entry' does not name a type
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:214:1: error: 'function_entry' does not name a type
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:225:1: error: 'function_entry' does not name a type
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:234:1: error: 'function_entry' does not name a type
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:253:1: error: 'function_entry' does not name a type
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:263:8: error: conflicting specifiers in declaration of 'arginfo_sdo_model_type_identifier'
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:267:1: error: 'function_entry' does not name a type
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:281:1: error: 'function_entry' does not name a type
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:298:1: error: 'function_entry' does not name a type
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:310:1: error: 'function_entry' does not name a type
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:325:8: error: conflicting specifiers in declaration of 'arginfo_sdo_model_reflectiondataobject_export'
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:330:1: error: 'function_entry' does not name a type
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:352:1: error: 'function_entry' does not name a type
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:359:1: error: 'function_entry' does not name a type
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:373:13: error: 'function_entry' does not name a type
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp: In function 'int zm_startup_sdo(int, int)':
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:447:2: warning: deprecated conversion from string constant to 'char*' [-Wwrite-strings]
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:450:2: error: 'sdo_propertyaccess_methods' was not declared in this scope
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:454:2: error: 'sdo_dataobject_methods' was not declared in this scope
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:460:2: error: 'sdo_sequence_methods' was not declared in this scope
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:465:2: error: 'sdo_list_methods' was not declared in this scope
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:469:2: error: 'sdo_list_methods' was not declared in this scope
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:473:2: error: 'sdo_list_methods' was not declared in this scope
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:477:2: error: 'sdo_datafactory_methods' was not declared in this scope
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:481:2: error: 'sdo_das_dataobject_methods' was not declared in this scope
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:486:2: error: 'sdo_das_datafactory_methods' was not declared in this scope
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:491:2: error: 'sdo_das_changesummary_methods' was not declared in this scope
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:495:2: error: 'sdo_das_setting_methods' was not declared in this scope
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:499:2: error: 'sdo_list_methods' was not declared in this scope
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:503:2: error: 'sdo_model_type_methods' was not declared in this scope
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:507:2: error: 'sdo_model_property_methods' was not declared in this scope
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:511:5: error: 'sdo_das_df_methods' was not declared in this scope
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:515:5: error: 'sdo_dataobjectimpl_methods' was not declared in this scope
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:519:5: error: 'sdo_sequenceimpl_methods' was not declared in this scope
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:523:5: error: 'sdo_model_typeimpl_methods' was not declared in this scope
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:527:5: error: 'sdo_model_propertyimpl_methods' was not declared in this scope
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:531:5: error: 'sdo_model_reflectiondataobject_methods' was not declared in this scope
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:535:5: error: 'sdo_exception_methods' was not declared in this scope
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:539:5: error: 'sdo_exception_methods' was not declared in this scope
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:544:5: error: 'sdo_exception_methods' was not declared in this scope
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:549:5: error: 'sdo_exception_methods' was not declared in this scope
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:554:5: error: 'sdo_exception_methods' was not declared in this scope
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:559:5: error: 'sdo_exception_methods' was not declared in this scope
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:564:5: error: 'sdo_exception_methods' was not declared in this scope
/home/Alison/Downloads/SCA_SDO-1.2.4/sdo.cpp:569:5: error: 'sdo_cppexception_methods' was not declared in this scope
make: *** [sdo.lo] Error 1

Seems I'm not the only one:
https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=58951
Any ideas on how to fix it?

A: I am having this same issue right now and just cannot find a way to fix it other than hacking the build files.
I am using CentOS 6.3, PHP5.3 and trying to do some testing for a UPS Quantum View project.
It seems to me like this issue has never really been resolved as I find references to it all over.
I guess the only solution I have found to far is to not use the extension at all and instead use a more generic XML builder.
If I come across anything useful I will update here.
[EDIT] OK, I just came across this: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/phpsoa/HQVxiBmsFv0

A: I was having a similar issue trying to build something else, and it turned out to be that I was using a modified version of one of the relevant header files. Check to see if the program you're building specifies a particular version or source of the headers needed (perhaps in a README), and try to get fresh copies of precisely the file specified and make sure that they are the ones used at build time (often just copying them into the root directory of the source tree should do it).


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Loewenthal, Hillshafer & Carter provides links from the Site to other sites of affiliated and non-affiliated companies. Non-affiliated sites are independent from the Site. Loewenthal, Hillshafer & Carter does not edit or control such sites. Links to such sites shall, in no event, constitute an endorsement by or an association between Loewenthal, Hillshafer & Carter and such sites and Loewenthal, Hillshafer & Carter shall not be responsible for any content, products, services, advertising or other matter presented on such sites. We remind you that access to, and use of, any affiliated or non-affiliated sites is subject to their own Terms of Use and privacy policies.
8. Compliance with Laws
The Site is operated by Loewenthal, Hillshafer & Carter whose principal office is located in the State of California, United States. Internet users accessing this Site from outside of the United States are responsible for compliance with any applicable local laws.
9. Access to the Site
Loewenthal, Hillshafer & Carter reserves the right, for any reason, in its sole discretion, to terminate, change, suspend or interrupt access, in whole or in part, to the Site, including its contents, features, or hours of availability without notice. You acknowledge and agree that in connection with the use of the Site you must provide for your own equipment, at your own cost, necessary to access the World Wide Web.
10. Protection of Personal Information
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11. Modification of Terms
Loewenthal, Hillshafer & Carter reserves the right to modify or update the present Terms of Use at any time without notice, so you are encouraged to review them from time to time.