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return array(

    /*
    |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    | User Repositiory Messages
    |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    */

    'created'        =>  "Tu cuenta ha sido creada. Revisa tu email para la liga de confirmación.",

    'createdactive' =>  "Tu cuenta ha sido creada. Ahora puedes iniciar sesión.",

    'added'            =>  "Nuevo usuario creado. Revisa tu email para la liga de confirmación.",

    'addedactive'    =>  "Nuevo usuario agregado.",

    'loginreq'        =>    "Campo de inicio de sesión requerido.",

    'exists'        =>    "El usuario ya existe.",

    'notfound'        =>    "Usuario no encontrado",

    'noaccess'        =>    "No tienes permiso para hacer eso.",

    'updated'        =>    "Perfil actualizado",

    'notupdated'    =>    "No fué posible actualizar el perfil",

    'activated'        =>    "Activación completa. Ahora puedes iniciar sesión",

    'notactivated'    =>    "Activation incompleta.",

    'alreadyactive'    =>    "Esta cuenta ya ha sido activada.",

    'emailconfirm'    =>    "Revisa tu email para la liga de confirmación.",

    'emailinfo'        =>    "Revisa tu email para instrucciones.",

    'emailpassword'    =>    "Tu contraseña ha sido cambiada. Revisa tu email para conocer tu nueva contraseña.",

    'problem'        =>    "Ocurrió un problema. Por favor contacta al administrador del sistema.",

    'passwordchg'    =>    "Tu contraseña ha sido modificada.",

    'passwordprob'    =>    "Tu contraseña no ha sido modificada.",

    'oldpassword'    =>    "No proporcionaste la contraseña original correcta.",

    'suspended'        =>    "El usuario ha sido suspendido por 15 minutos.",

    'unsuspended'    =>    "Suspensión removida.",

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Q: What is the earliest that the shunned guardian motif appears? I would like to know what is the earliest work using what I call the shunned guardian motif.
What I mean by shunned guardian is a character (or organization) which guards the society from some external threat (usually monsters), but is himself shunned by that society.
Two modern examples I know of are claymores from the manga series Claymore and witchers (come to think of, both slay the monsters for money, ruinous amounts of it in Claymore).
Editing in a clarification from comments: the society is aware of the danger. It may have low probability or not be imminent, but they are aware of it.

A: One obvious example are the Rangers, the descendants of the northern kingdom of Numenoreans, who by the third age guard and watch over places like the Shire and Bree and are clearly shunned and misunderstood by Hobbits and Men alike.
A possible ancient example are the Fianna of Ireland (best known from the Fenian Cycle). These were landless aristocrats who spent the winter among society, but spent the summer "shunned" and foraging and fending for themselves.
Another possibility that comes to mind is Enkidu. Once created, he shuns civilisation and lives among the wild animals. He himself is shunned by civilised society though he eventually becomes the friend & guardian of Gilgamesh with whom a very great friendship evolves.

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Q: Why does the linear-gradient disappear when I make an element position:absolute? I made a gradient background and I want to centralize this block of text. My objetive is to create a header that centralizes in the middle of the screen no matter the resolution of the viewport.
So I made this header an absolute position and used this centralization method I found online. It centralized perfectly, the problem is, the gradient background turns white (looks like the header is above the background on the body, I don't know).
I've already tried using position fixed, but the problem persists, other types of position don't centralize.

* {
  margin: 0px;
  padding: 0px;
}

body {
  background: linear-gradient(20deg, #B7B0F6, #B1D5F9);
}

header {
  position: absolute;
  top: 50%;
  left: 50%;
  margin-right: -50%;
  transform: translate(-50%, -50%)
}

Hello!

You can run the code here: https://jsfiddle.net/Jhugorn/dsknqp7x/1/
If you take out the header in the CSS, the background appears just fine.
How can I make the background appear and centralize this element at the same time?

A: Add some height to the body to see the background:

* {
  margin: 0px;
  padding: 0px;
}

body {
  background: linear-gradient(20deg, #B7B0F6, #B1D5F9);
  min-height: 100vh;
}

header {
  position: absolute;
  top: 50%;
  left: 50%;
  margin-right: -50%;
  transform: translate(-50%, -50%);
}

Hello!

Your body contain no in-flow element so its height is equal to 0 (same thing for  the html height) and this will make the background  with a size of 0 thus you will see nothing.
You are not obliged to give a height of 100vh. Even a small padding can be enough due to background propagation. The visual won't be exactly the same but you will hardly notice this in this case.

* {
  margin: 0px;
  padding: 0px;
}

body {
  background: linear-gradient(20deg, #B7B0F6, #B1D5F9);
  padding:5px;
}

header {
  position: absolute;
  top: 50%;
  left: 50%;
  margin-right: -50%;
  transform: translate(-50%, -50%);
}

Hello!

A small padding on the html too is fine:

* {
  margin: 0px;
  padding: 0px;
}

body {
  background: linear-gradient(20deg, #B7B0F6, #B1D5F9);

}
html {
  padding:2px;
}

header {
  position: absolute;
  top: 50%;
  left: 50%;
  margin-right: -50%;
  transform: translate(-50%, -50%);
}

Hello!

A big padding will make things look different!

* {
  margin: 0px;
  padding: 0px;
}

body {
  background: linear-gradient(20deg, #B7B0F6, #B1D5F9);

}
html {
  padding:40px;
}

header {
  position: absolute;
  top: 50%;
  left: 50%;
  margin-right: -50%;
  transform: translate(-50%, -50%);
}

Hello!

You can check this answer to better understand how the propagation is done and how it works with gradient.


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	class M_login extends CI_Model {

		function __construct() {
			parent::__construct();
		}

		function ambilPengguna($username, $password, $status) {
			$this->db->select('*');
			$this->db->from('user');
			$this->db->where('username', $username);
			$this->db->where('password', $password);
			$this->db->where('status', $status);
			$query = $this->db->get();

			return $query;
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		function dataPengguna($username) {
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			$query = $this->db->get('user');

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DEBORAH PHELPS'S third baby and only son was larger than life from Day 1 — 9 pounds, 6 ounces and 23 inches long. As a little boy, said the mother, he asked 25 zillion questions, always wanting to be the center of attention. If he wasn't zooming by on his big-wheel tricycle, he was swinging past on the monkey bars.
Starting with preschool, teachers complained: Michael couldn't stay quiet at quiet time, Michael wouldn't sit at circle time, Michael didn't keep his hands to himself, Michael was giggling and laughing and nudging kids for attention.
As he entered public school, he displayed what his teachers called "immature" behavior. "In kindergarten I was told by his teacher, 'Michael can't sit still, Michael can't be quiet, Michael can't focus,' " recalled Ms. Phelps, who was herself a teacher for 22 years. The family had recently moved, and she felt Michael might be frustrated because the kindergarten curriculum he was getting in the new district was similar to the pre-K curriculum in their old district.
His grades were B's and C's and a few D's.
It was a tough period. Ms. Phelps and her husband, a state trooper, were divorcing. She had just gone back to school to get a master's degree to become an administrator, she said, and at the same time she had to be the 24/7 parent.
Michael grew like crazy, but not evenly — his ears looked huge, and when he ran, his arms swung below his knees. (He was on his way to being 6 feet 4 inches tall with an arm span of 6 feet 7 inches.) Kids bullied him, and when he whacked one on the school bus, he was suspended from the bus for several days.
When he was in fifth grade, during his annual check-up, Ms. Phelps and the family physician, Dr. Charles Wax, discussed whether Michael might have A.D.H.D. — attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. By then, the Phelpses were a swimming family. (Michael's older sister Whitney at 15 was ranked first in the country in the 200-meter butterfly, though her career would be cut short by a back injury.) Dr. Wax's children also swam, and he'd noticed Michael at the Phelps sisters' swim meets. "Michael used to run around like a little crazy person mooching food off people," said Ms. Phelps.
The doctor suggested sending assessment forms to his teachers. Their consensus: Can't sit still, can't keep quiet, can't focus.
At age 9, Michael was put on Ritalin, a stimulant used to treat hyperactivity.
"I was always stern as a parent," she said, "but from Day 1, I included my children as part of the decision process. So I listened." After consulting with Dr. Wax, Michael stopped medication.
In the meantime, Michael the swimmer had appeared. By 10, he was ranked nationally in his age group. Ms. Phelps watched the boy who couldn't sit still at school sit for four hours at a meet waiting to swim his five minutes' worth of races.
As it turned out, the boy would move four years faster than his coach's prediction (and New York would lose its Olympic bid).
At age 12 Michael needed an algebra tutor, and was so antsy in school that his mother suggested the teacher sit him at a table in the back. And yet he willingly got up at 6:30 daily for 90-minute morning practices and swam 2 to 3 hours every afternoon.
By 15, in 2000, he was at the Olympics; at 16 he had his first world record; and by 19, at the 2004 Olympics, he had won 8 medals, 6 of them gold.
These days, Ms. Phelps, 57, is principal of Windsor Mill, a middle school in Baltimore County. Her A.D.H.D. son is so renowned, she was hired this summer by a pharmaceutical firm, Ortho-McNeil-Janssen, as a "celebrity mom" who will answer questions about her experiences with A.D.H.D. on a company-sponsored Web site.
More to the point, I think, is the moral of her story, which offers hope for parents of any child with a challenge like A.D.H.D.: Too many adults looked at Ms. Phelps's boy and saw what he couldn't do. This week, the world will be tuned to the Beijing Olympics to see what he can do.


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Filipinos Watch More Porn Than Any Other Country, According To Pornhub
Pornhub released their rankings for 2017 and revealed that one specific country tops the list.
According to their reviews, people from the Philippines spent an average time of 13 minutes and 28 seconds streaming adult content. The global average, however, is only 9 minutes and 59 seconds.
It was also higher than last year when they spent an average of 12 minutes and 45 seconds on the site. The statistics were even higher despite the initial plan of the local government to ban PornHub in the country following last year's results.
Filipino users have occupied this top ranking for the fourth straight year and also kept their terms local when searching for videos such as "Pinay (Filipina)" and "Pinoy (Filipino)", with Maria Ozawa, a Japanese adult actress, topping their search.
A post shared by Maria.Ozawa (@maria.ozawa) on Nov 21, 2017 at 12:20am PST
Other Asian countries to join the list are South Korea, Thailand, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, and Taiwan.
A post shared by FHM Philippines (@fhmphilofficial) on Jan 2, 2018 at 3:29am PST
The statistics were released as the adult website gained 28.5 billion visits in 2017, their biggest year so far, with a daily average of 81 million hits, globally.
A post shared by FHM Philippines (@fhmphilofficial) on Dec 30, 2017 at 3:05am PST
Source: PornHub

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Huge Earthquake Strikes India and Nepal. Several Killed
At least 16 people were killed when a 6.9 magnitude struck northeastern India and Nepal at 6:10 PM local time on Sunday. Among those killed included three people who were crushed after a wall collapsed at the British embassy in Kathmandu. The earthquake was the strongest in twenty years and set off landslides, collapsed buildings and caused blackouts in the affected regions. From the NYT:
"TV stations reported buckled buildings, cracked pavement and two major roads collapsed in Gangtok, the capital of Sikkim state, about 42 miles southeast of the epicenter. The Indo-Tibetan Border Police said two of its buildings in the city had collapsed, and electricity and telephone service in the area was disrupted. The Indian army said it had sent teams of soldiers fanning out across the city and other large towns in Sikkim to search for people trapped in rubble, and the air forcec said it had sent rescue aircraft to the region. Broken power lines blacked out larger Indian cities further south, like Darjeeling and Kalimpong, according to Mamata Banerjee, the chief minister of West Bengal state."
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Major Earthquake off the Coast of The Philippines. Tsunami Warnings for the Pacific
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SAIC secures $116m engineering contract extension from US Navy
3 August 2018	(Last Updated August 3rd, 2018 11:33)
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The scope of the deal covers the supply of management, engineering, technical and integrated logistics support services for the Navy's Tactical Networks In-Service Engineering Activity (TACNET ISEA).
Configuration management assistance will also be provided as part of the arrangement.
The contract will initially be valid for a period of three years and includes an optional two-year extension.
"We are proud to continue our support to SPAWAR Systems Center Pacific TACNET and are dedicated to ensuring the highest degree of fleet readiness."
Should SAIC choose to exercise the extension option, the contract value will increase to an estimated $196m.
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Keith A. Sipprelle
Kenneth A. Peterson
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Van Etten Suzumoto & Sipprelle LLP represents clients in a number of affairs involving insurance coverage and liability issues. The attorneys of the insurance coverage group offer multi-faceted services in insurance coverage matters from the basic to the complex. Our attorneys have successfully defended policyholders in claims against their insurance companies where insurance coverage has been rejected in both first party or third party claims.
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Recovery for seafood distributor against a competitor in a federal RICO action.
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Represented a publicly traded self-storage company against race and religious discrimination claims brought by a terminated employee. Following a two week jury trial in the Los Angeles County Superior Court, the jury returned a defense verdict for the storage company.
Represented a consumer products company in a breach of contract action. Following a seven day jury trial in the Los Angeles County Superior Court, the jury returned a defense verdict for the company. (The plaintiff had sought $10 million.)
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A team of seven Cal State San Bernardino students competed at the U.S. Department of Energy's 2018 CyberForce Competition™ at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, one of seven venues that hosted 62 teams across the nation on Dec. 1.
Representing CSUSB's cybersecurity program were Danielle Nodine, Michael Eastlake, Cody Hagen, Robert Hancock, Cole Ramos, AJ Najera and Nick Trezza.
They competed against U.C. Berkeley, U.C. Davis and Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University at the Berkeley Lab, as well as other teams – whose members ranged from freshmen to Ph.D. candidates, representing 24 states and Puerto Rico – hosted at other U.S. Department of Energy national labs. In addition to the Berkeley Lab, the Argonne National Laboratory was the lead lab, with participation from Brookhaven National Laboratory, Idaho National Laboratory, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and Sandia National Laboratories.
CSUSB finished fourth in its competition, and 57th overall. The University of Central Florida was named the overall winner.
Visit the DOE's CyberForce Competition website for more information on the event.
Also visit the CSUSB Cybersecurity Center website to learn more about the program.


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Diversions Front Page Health Money Politics U.S.THE WEEKLY PRESCRIPTION
9 ways Obamacare has killed jobs already
Exclusive: Dr. Lee Heib awakens D.C. to reality of offering 'free' health care
By Lee Hieb, M.D.
Published June 24, 2013 at 5:47pm
Obama and the architects of health-care reform are long on theory, but short on the reality of medicine.
But there is a reality, whether or not the theorists like to consider it. The facts are the facts, and in this case hard to deny. Even some of the most verbal proponents of Obamacare – are being "bitten in the a--" so to speak by the real world results of their ridiculous attempt at micromanagement of a complex field that constitutes 14 percent of the nation's economy.
Max Baucus, Democrat from Montana called implementation of Obamacare a "train wreck." Senators Franken and Lobuchar from Minnesota are finding out that Obamacare's tax on medical manufacturing is wreaking havoc with their state's huge medical manufacturing industry. They have, at least on this minor point in the law, moved to the opposition.
Congressional staffers themselves are now subjected to the laws they helped write –and they are not happy to live under the rules! As the joke goes, a conservative is a liberal who has been mugged by reality.
So let us review the real effects of Obamacare to date:
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1. Roseland Community Hospital, a Chicago south-side hospital that cares for many of the area's indigent is laying off 68 employees including clerks, lab staff, ER nurses and managers. Executives and others are taking a pay cut. This is a direct result of decreased reimbursements under Medicare as mandated by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, or PPACA, otherwise known as Obamacare.
2. In a June CNBC survey, 41 percent of small businesses reported having frozen hiring due to the new health-care law. 1 out of 5 said specifically the freeze was due to Obamacare. Thirty-eight percent of small businesses said they pulled back on their plans to expand, specifically citing Obamacare.
3. Ministry Health Care is planning a layoff of 225 to 250 full-time jobs due to the reducing reimbursement.
4. Allegany Co. Pennsylvania Community College cut hours for 400 adjunct faculty and other employers so it did not have to pay $6 million in Obamacare-related fees.
5. Medina, Ohio, cut hours of its city employees, citing the fact that they had the money to pay salaries, but not the budget to pay for the new health care required, which would have added $1 million to their cost.
6. Dearborn, Mich., is cutting more than 700 part-time and seasonal workers down to 28 hours a week. According to the Mayor, John O'Reilly, "If we had to provide health care and other benefits to all our employees, the burden on the city would be tremendous."
7. Temporary staffing jobs hit a record 2.68 million in May as employers look to hire more part-time employees and therefore avoid the ramifications of Obamacare. The temp employment industry in the last four months has added 98,000 jobs, making it the No. 2 growth industry.
8. Medicare cuts in reimbursements to hospitals have resulted in cutting physician staffing. In the Henry Ford Medical Group, 20-25 physicians will be taking early retirement as 3-4 percent is cut from the physician budget. This makes evening and weekend call difficult to cover.
9. A Birmingham, Mich., commissioner, Gordon Rinschler summed it up, "We simply cannot afford the 'affordable care act.'"
These are just a few of the myriad announcements of job layoffs and the cutting of hours so more people are part-time employees. This is the first response to Obamacare –the real effects will not become fully manifest until 2014. At that time when all the fat has been cut, when all the fines are coming due, when doctors have retired in droves, when the size of government has further expanded and the rest of the costs kick in, there will be nowhere to run. Businesses then will start closing their doors.
There comes a time to examine theory in the cold hard light of reality. The ideal of "free health care" is a false ideal. There is no free lunch and there is no free health care. And when the government offers you something for "free," grab your wallets because you are about to be fleeced, as businesses, doctors, hospitals and local governments are finding out.
Lee Hieb, M.D.
Dr. Lee Hieb is an orthopaedic surgeon specializing in spinal surgery. She is past president of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, a free market medical organization and author of the new book "Surviving the Medical Meltdown: Your Guide to Living Through the Disaster of Obamacare."
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Q: Replace to work with dynamic pattern of replace all characters except the one given in dynamic string I have a custom regex which works fine when doing test if string is matching the pattern or not, what when I am trying same to replace the characters that doesn't matches the pattern, it doesn't seems to work. Please help me understand, whats wrong I am doing in it:
This is my test code that works fine:
function alphaNumCheckOnKeyPress(event, elementId, customPattern) {

    var asciiCode = event.which ? event.which : event.charCode;
    customPattern = (customPattern == undefined ? $('#'+elementId).attr('data-custom') : customPattern );
    var str = String.fromCharCode(asciiCode);
    var strToVal = new RegExp('^[a-zA-Z0-9' + customPattern + ']+$');

    if ( strToVal.test(str) )
        alert("test passed")
    else
        alert("test failed");

}

But when I am trying to use same pattern to replace characters then it doesn't work:
$(document).on('paste blur', '.alphaNum', function(){
    var that = this;
    setTimeout(function() {
        var customPattern = $(that).attr('data-custom') || "";
        $(that).val($(that).val().replace(new RegExp('^[A-Za-z0-9' + customPattern + ']+$', 'g'), ''));
    }, 0);
});

For instance, I am passing underscore (_) in custom pattern, that is to be allowed and should not be skipped from replacement.

A: A '^[a-zA-Z0-9_]+$' pattern matches an entire string that only consists of word chars (letters, digits, _). You seem to want to remove all chars other than those you specify in the regex character class.
Thus, you need to make it a negated character class and remove anchors, ^ (start of string) and $ (end of string).
Also,  the customPattern needs a bit of escaping to avoid issues if there are ], ^, \ or - inside, which are the only chars that may have special meaning inside a JavaScript character class and to be treated as literal chars must be escaped.
.replace(new RegExp('[^A-Za-z0-9' + customPattern.replace(/[\]^\\-]/g, '\\$&') + ']+', 'g'), '')


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MSU Innovation Center Annual Report
Previous Annual Reports
2020 Annual Report PDF
Dr. Muhammad Rabnawaz NPR's 'How I Built This' Selects Every Two Minutes Founder Erin Rose for 2019 Fellows
About The MSU Innovation Center
Innovation Celebration 2020
Industry-university partnerships foster innovation,
boost economic growth
MSU professor: probiotics help treat bone loss
2020: By the Numbers
Building a Spartan presence,
one program at a time
York Project Opens Permanent Store in Detroit
Start Up HIGHLIGHTS
Josh York, Michigan State University and Conquer Accelerator alumnus, opened the first permanent location for his company, the York Project, in late August.
The York Project is a Detroit-based clothing company. York became interested in making clothing when he was in middle school. He made shirts with his mom and sold them to his classmates.
In 2013, during his first year at MSU, York became involved with Conquer Accelerator, a 10-week program that gives entrepreneurs resources and funding to develop their startups. With the help of the Innovation Center, York opened his company in Detroit.
"The MSU Innovation Center took my college project and turned it into a business," York said. "They introduced me to people who would help me set the foundation for future growth."
York partnered with another Detroit-based clothing company, Rebel Nell, on the opening of this store. Both businesses are social enterprises that work to help the homeless community in Detroit.
For every article of clothing the York Project sells, they make a donation to Detroit's homeless community. They donate essential items that are often not donated such as toilet paper and socks. In this way, York is able to give back to his community.
"It's been a dream of mine to open a store in Detroit, where I grew up," York said. "It's been my dream for the last seven years."
Jeff Wesley, Executive Director of Red Cedar Ventures, worked with York during his time at the Innovation Center.
"I admire Josh and his team for their grit and passion for their brand and their spirit to impact Detroit in so many positive ways," Wesley said. "Josh is a true entrepreneur. It is rewarding to partner and support him as he continues to hit new milestones of success."
The store, located at 1314 Holden St. in Detroit, had its grand opening in August. It is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday-Friday, and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday.
Dr. Muhammad Rabnawaz
NPR's 'How I Built This' Selects Every Two Minutes Founder Erin Rose for 2019 Fellows
Call MSU: 517.355.1855
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Лобаново — микрорайон городского округа Химки Московской области России.

История
Раньше это было село Петровское-Лобаново, которое получило своё название от проживавших там с 1706 года по 1740 год князей Лобановых-Ростовских. Село в имперский период России входило в состав Черкизовской волости Московского уезда.

Другие владельцы:
 Петр Иванович Татев (боярин Ивана Грозного) владелец села Козлова и Петровского.
 Генерал-фельдмаршал Г. А. Потемкин (фаворит Екатерины II) владелец села Петровское-Лобаново.

Предприятия
  НПО «Энергомаш» имени академика В. П. Глушко (ранее завод № 456). Начинал свою работу завод с восстановления и разработки более совершенного жидкостно-реактивного двигателя на базе немецкого двигателя ракеты Фау-2. В то время Глушко был главным конструктором завода.
  Машиностроительное конструкторское бюро «Факел» имени академика П. Д. Грушина. Выпускает зенитные ракеты для комплексов С-75, С-125, С-200, С-300П войск ПВО, ракеты для армейских комплексов «Оса», «Тор», ракеты для корабельных комплексов М-1, М-2, М-11, «Кинжал», «Оса-М», С-300Ф и пр.

Примечания

Населённые пункты по алфавиту
Микрорайоны Химок
Населённые пункты, вошедшие в состав Химок

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Abstract: The turn of the 21st century was thick with movies about the blurred line separating reality from fantasy. The Truman Show (1998) gave us Jim Carrey as an insurance sales agent who discovers that everyone in his life is an actor. He is the unwitting subject of a television program that airs 24 hours a day. In The Matrix (1999), Keanu Reeves finds that his identity and his life are illusions. Like everyone else in the world, Reeves is hard-wired to a giant computer that uses humans as an energy source. The computer supplies people with nutrients to keep them alive and simulated realities to keep them happy. Similar blurring between reality and media-generated illusion is evident in Pleasantville (1998), EdTV (1999) and Nurse Betty (2000).


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We are pleased to offer this fantastic, 68-piece, sterling silver set of silverware made by Gorham in the Chantilly pattern. This set consists of 12 dinner knives (8 7/8 inches long), 11 forks (7 inches long), 12 salad forks (6 ½ inches long), 12 round-bowled soup spoons (6 ¼ inches), 11 teaspoons (5 7/8 inches long), and 10 hollow handled butter spreaders (6 inches). These pieces are in excellent condition and are marked Gorham Sterling. The set comes in a wooden chest with tarnish-resistant cloth lining. The item "68 pcs Set for 12 Vintage Gorham Sterling Silver Chantilly Flatware With Box" is in sale since Tuesday, January 02, 2018. This item is in the category "Antiques\Silver\Sterling Silver (. The seller is "woofersue" and is located in Johnston, Iowa.


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Q: transitionFromView with UIViewAnimationOptions similar like navigating with UINavigationController I'm using a similar approach described here for the animation from one view controller to another:
UIWindow *window = (UIWindow *)[[UIApplication sharedApplication].windows firstObject];
[UIView transitionFromView:window.rootViewController.view
                    toView:vc.view
                  duration:0.65f
                   options:UIViewAnimationOptionTransitionCrossDissolve // transition animation
                completion:^(BOOL finished){
                    window.rootViewController = vc;
                }];

Looking into the UIViewAnimationOptions I didn't found an option for the default animation, which occurs when doing the same with UINavigationController.
Is it possible to get the same animation behavior (moving the view left)? How?
I tried it with this animation:
[UIView animateWithDuration:0.65 animations:^{
    view.transform = CGAffineTransformMakeTranslation(-view.frame.size.width, 0);
} completion:^(BOOL finished) {
    // do something
}];

but while translating to the new view the background is completely black instead of bringing the other view controller in.

A: Now I'm doing it in a different way. I start with my navigation controller and its root view. Then I push another view controller on the stack. In viewDidAppear of this new view controller I'm removing the first view controller from the navigation stack. One downside: You can see the back button for a short time.
The animation solution I tried will need the other view controller animated in. Also I had problems with views which very not layout correctly (because of edgesForExtendedLayout).


The 28th Infantry Division Association conducts several annual events that fullfill the purpose of the organization. Some are to raise funds for projects and others are for fun and fellowship. We try to have a variety of events so that we have something for everyone. If there is an event that you would like to see, let us know.
The foremost event is the Annual Conference and Reunion, held each year at Fort Indiantown Gap. The is the major activity of the 28th Infantry Division Association's mission. It is a good time for all veterans, both peacetime and combat, plus divisional units that have been deployed to come together to strengthen old friendships and forge new ones. The Annual Reunion is held the Wednesday through Saturday after the Labor Day holiday. Tours of Fort Indiantown Gap, local excursions and a day trip to a place of historical interest are some of the activities available to reunion participants. The week concludes with a memorial service at Indiantown Gap National Cemetery and a Veteran's Banquet.
The 28th Infantry Division Association also conducts an Annual 28th Infantry Division Memorial Service at the 28th Infantry Division Shrine in Boalsburg, Pennsylvania. The memorial service is held the Sunday after Armed Forces Day in May.
The Annual Benefit Auction is held in the spring. The purpose for the event is to raise funds for projects that fulfill the mission of the organization, specifically, 28th Infantry Division Scholarship Fund.
The newest event is the Association's annual Ride for Remembrance in memory of all of the casualties of the War on Terror since 9/11. The Ride is held in September after the reunion. All the Proceeds from the event benefit the 28th Infantry Division Association Memorial Fund.
In the past, we have had participated in Community Night at the Harrisburg Senators and sponsored Guard Day at Twin Ponds-East for Veteran's Day.


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namespace Microsoft.OData.Core
{
    #region Namespaces
    using System;
    using System.Diagnostics;
    using Microsoft.OData.Core.Evaluation;
    using Microsoft.OData.Core.UriParser;
    using Microsoft.OData.Core.UriParser.Semantic;
    using Microsoft.OData.Edm;
    #endregion Namespaces

    ///
    /// Configuration settings for OData message writers.
    ///
    public sealed class ODataMessageWriterSettings : ODataMessageWriterSettingsBase
    {
        ///
        /// The acceptable charsets used to the determine the encoding of the message.
        /// This is a comma separated list of charsets as specified in RFC 2616, Section 14.2
        ///
        private string acceptCharSets;

        ///
        /// The acceptable media types used to determine the content type of the message.
        /// This is a comma separated list of content types as specified in RFC 2616, Section 14.1
        ///
        private string acceptMediaTypes;

        ///
        /// The format to use when writing the payload; this replaces the 'AcceptHeader' and 'AcceptCharSetHeader'
        /// fields and uses the default values for the respective format. If null is specified
        /// the default format and the default media type will be picked depending on the writer these settings are used with.
        ///
        private ODataFormat format;

        ///
        /// true if the Format property should be used to compute the media type;
        /// false if AcceptableMediaTypes and AcceptableCharsets should be used.
        /// null if neither the format nor the acceptable media types/charsets have been set.
        ///
        private bool? useFormat;

        ///
        /// An instance representing any knobs that control the behavior of the writers
        /// inside and outside of WCF Data Services.
        ///
        private ODataWriterBehavior writerBehavior;

        ///
        /// Func to evaluate whether an annotation should be writen by the writer. The func should return true if the annotation should
        /// be writen and false if the annotation should be skipped.
        ///
        private Func<string, bool> shouldIncludeAnnotation;

        ///
        /// If set to true, then the root element of each payload will be written in the default (non-prefix-qualified) namespace of the document.
        /// All other elements in the same namespace will also not have prefixes.
        ///
        private bool alwaysUseDefaultXmlNamespaceForRootElement;

        ///
        /// The parse result of request Uri
        ///
        private ODataUri odataUri;

        ///
        /// The base uri used in payload.
        ///
        private Uri payloadBaseUri;

        ///
        /// Media type resolver used for this writer.
        ///
        private ODataMediaTypeResolver mediaTypeResolver;

        /// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="T:Microsoft.OData.Core.ODataMessageWriterSettings" /> class with default settings.
        public ODataMessageWriterSettings()
            : base()
        {
            // Create the default writer behavior
            this.writerBehavior = ODataWriterBehavior.DefaultBehavior;
            this.EnableAtom = false;
            this.EnableFullValidation = true;
            this.mediaTypeResolver = null;
        }

        /// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="T:Microsoft.OData.Core.ODataMessageWriterSettings" /> class with specified settings.
        /// <param name="other">The specified settings.</param>
        public ODataMessageWriterSettings(ODataMessageWriterSettings other)
            : base(other)
        {
            ExceptionUtils.CheckArgumentNotNull(other, "other");

            this.acceptCharSets = other.acceptCharSets;
            this.acceptMediaTypes = other.acceptMediaTypes;
            this.PayloadBaseUri = other.PayloadBaseUri;
            this.DisableMessageStreamDisposal = other.DisableMessageStreamDisposal;
            this.format = other.format;
            this.useFormat = other.useFormat;
            this.Version = other.Version;
            this.JsonPCallback = other.JsonPCallback;
            this.shouldIncludeAnnotation = other.shouldIncludeAnnotation;
            this.AutoComputePayloadMetadataInJson = other.AutoComputePayloadMetadataInJson;
            this.UseKeyAsSegment = other.UseKeyAsSegment;
            this.alwaysUseDefaultXmlNamespaceForRootElement = other.alwaysUseDefaultXmlNamespaceForRootElement;
            this.ODataUri = other.ODataUri;

            // NOTE: writer behavior is immutable; copy by reference is ok.
            this.writerBehavior = other.writerBehavior;
            this.EnableAtom = other.EnableAtom;
            this.EnableFullValidation = other.EnableFullValidation;
            this.mediaTypeResolver = other.mediaTypeResolver;
        }

        /// Gets or sets the OData protocol version to be used for writing payloads.
        /// <returns>The OData protocol version to be used for writing payloads.</returns>
        public ODataVersion? Version
        {
            get;
            set;
        }

        /// Gets or sets the document base URI which is used as base for all relative URIs.
        /// <returns>The document base URI which is used as base for all relative URIs.</returns>
        /// <remarks>
        /// This URI will be used in ATOM format only, it would be shown in <xml:base /> element, for JSON payload, base URI is context URI
        /// If the URI does not end with a slash, a slash would be appended automatically.
        /// </remarks>
        public Uri PayloadBaseUri
        {
            get
            {
                return this.payloadBaseUri;
            }

            set
            {
                this.payloadBaseUri = UriUtils.EnsureTaillingSlash(value);
            }
        }

        ///
        /// The OData Uri of an incoming request.  Call <see cref="ODataUriParser"/>'s methods,
        /// and assign properties (e.g., <see cref="ODataPath"/>) to <see cref="ODataUri"/>.
        ///
        public ODataUri ODataUri
        {
            get { return this.odataUri ?? (this.odataUri = new ODataUri()); }
            set { this.odataUri = value; }
        }

        /// Gets or sets a value that indicates whether the message stream will not be disposed after finishing writing with the message.
        /// <returns>true if the message stream will not be disposed after finishing writing with the message; otherwise false. The default value is false.</returns>
        public bool DisableMessageStreamDisposal
        {
            get;
            set;
        }

        /// Gets or sets a callback function use to wrap the response from server.
        /// <returns>The callback function used to wrap the response from server.</returns>
        /// <remarks>If it has a value and we are writing a JSON response, then we will wrap the entirety of the response in
        /// the provided function name and parenthesis for JSONP. Otherwise this value is ignored.</remarks>
        public string JsonPCallback
        {
            get;
            set;
        }

        ///
        /// Gets or sets a value that indicates whether the writer should automatically generate or omit metadata in JSON payloads based on the metadata level.
        ///
        /// <remarks>
        /// Payload metadata includes the type names of entries and property values as well as any information that may be computed automatically, such as edit links.
        /// If, for example, ODataEntry.EditLink is not specified, then it will be automatically computed and written out in full metadata mode.
        /// If ODataEntry.EditLink is specified, then that value will be considered an "override" of the default computed edit link, and will be written out in full and minimal metadata modes. It will not be written in no metadata mode.
        /// </remarks>
        public bool AutoComputePayloadMetadataInJson
        {
            get;
            set;
        }

        ///
        /// Gets or sets a value that indicates whether the writer should put key values in their own URI segment when automatically building URIs.
        /// If this value is false, automatically-generated URLs will take the form "../EntitySet('KeyValue')/..".
        /// If this value is true, automatically-generated URLs will take the form "../EntitySet/KeyValue/..".
        /// If this value is not set (null), decision will be made based on the "Com.Microsoft.OData.Service.Conventions.V1.UrlConventions" vocabulary
        /// annotation on the IEdmEntityContainer, if available. The default behavior is to put key values inside parentheses and not a distinct URL segments.
        /// This setting only applies to URLs that are automatically generated by the <see cref="ODataMessageWriter" /> and does not modify URLs explicitly provided by the user.
        ///
        public bool? UseKeyAsSegment
        {
            get;
            set;
        }

        ///
        /// If set to true, all the validation would be enabled. Else some validation will be skipped.
        /// Default to true.
        ///
        public bool EnableFullValidation { get; set; }

        ///
        /// The media type resolver to use when interpreting the content type.
        ///
        public ODataMediaTypeResolver MediaTypeResolver
        {
            get
            {
                if (this.mediaTypeResolver == null)
                {
                    this.mediaTypeResolver = ODataMediaTypeResolver.GetMediaTypeResolver(this.EnableAtom);
                }

                return this.mediaTypeResolver;
            }

            set
            {
                ExceptionUtils.CheckArgumentNotNull(value, "MediaTypeResolver");
                this.mediaTypeResolver = value;
            }
        }

        ///
        /// If set to true, then the root element of each payload will be written in the default (non-prefix-qualified) namespace of the document.
        /// All other elements in the same namespace will also not have prefixes.
        ///
        internal bool AlwaysUseDefaultXmlNamespaceForRootElement
        {
            get
            {
                return this.alwaysUseDefaultXmlNamespaceForRootElement;
            }
        }

        ///
        /// The acceptable media types used to determine the content type of the message.
        /// This is a comma separated list of content types as specified in RFC 2616, Section 14.1
        ///
        /// <remarks>A null or empty accept header means that all content types are acceptable.</remarks>
        /// <remarks>For response messages this is usually the 'Accept' header of the request message.</remarks>
        internal string AcceptableMediaTypes
        {
            get
            {
                return this.acceptMediaTypes;
            }
        }

        ///
        /// The acceptable charsets used to the determine the encoding of the message.
        /// This is a comma separated list of charsets as specified in RFC 2616, Section 14.2
        ///
        /// <remarks>A null or empty accept charset header means that all charsets are acceptable.</remarks>
        /// <remarks>For response messages this is usually the 'Accept-Charset' header of the request message.</remarks>
        internal string AcceptableCharsets
        {
            get
            {
                return this.acceptCharSets;
            }
        }

        ///
        /// The writer behavior that holds all the knobs needed to make the writer
        /// behave differently inside and outside of WCF Data Services.
        ///
        internal ODataWriterBehavior WriterBehavior
        {
            get
            {
                return this.writerBehavior;
            }
        }

        ///
        /// The format to use when writing the payload; this replaces the 'AcceptHeader' and 'AcceptCharSetHeader'
        /// properties and uses the default values for the respective format. If null is specified
        /// the default format and the default media type will be picked depending on the writer these settings are used with.
        ///
        internal ODataFormat Format
        {
            get
            {
                return this.format;
            }
        }

        ///
        /// true if the Format property should be used to compute the media type;
        /// false if AcceptableMediaTypes and AcceptableCharsets should be used.
        /// null if neither the format nor the acceptable media types/charsets have been set.
        ///
        internal bool? UseFormat
        {
            get
            {
                return this.useFormat;
            }
        }

        ///
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By Polya Lesova
Published: June 16, 2011 9:53 a.m. ET
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LONDON (MarketWatch) -- The European Union's Olli Rehn said Thursday he was confident that euro-zone finance ministers will decide Sunday on the disbursement of the fifth tranche of loans for Greece in early July and conclude the pending review in agreement with the International Monetary Fund. The euro group will also discuss on Sunday and Monday a successor program for Greece, and the nature of private sector involvement in this, with a view to taking decisions at its next meeting on July 11, said Rehn, who is the EU's commissioner for economic and monetary affairs. "By doing so, we will avoid the default scenario and pave the way for an agreement on the medium-term strategy," Rehn said in a statement. "It has been difficult, but I strongly believe that with this two-step approach, in agreement with IMF, we can avoid any accident scenario." Rehn added that a default "would be a catastrophe for Greece" and all political forces should work to avoid such an event.


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The Swiss Family Carlson visit Dublin! (part 2)
Posted on March 5, 2015 August 31, 2015 by mindyqs
Ireland is a country rich in history, music, and art. They are passionate about philosophizing and writing. They are excellent at moving others, and being swept up themselves, toward noble causes. They also excel at losing those noble causes.
But it's never a final loss. Nothing is final in Ireland. It's just the first (or second, or third) attempt at achieving a success that will no doubt be realized. One day. Retribution, accomplishment, vindication, success is out there waiting to be grasped.
Ireland experienced a huge economic boom in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Wall Street-types were calling them the Celtic Tigers. The economy expanded by over 9% a year until 2000 and then by almost 6% until 2008. Rich business men were buying up condos in New York City like other people pick up donuts at the corner shop. (I'll take 3, no, make that 4 of those. And do you have any to the east of Central Park? That will be fun.)
They went from one of the poorer countries in the world to one of the richest. Those were heady days. They began loads of construction and renovation work they had never before had money to start. However, the Irish are ever mindful that they are a land full (literally the lands are full of) ancient sites. They are also aware they are made culturally and physically richer by preserving these ancient sites. Archaeologists were being well paid and heavily employed to complete surveys of building sites and motorway plans to ensure that no significant finds would be destroyed in the rush to build.
And then, just like the rest of the world in 2008, it all fell apart. But the attitude in Ireland seemed to be: Well, this has happened before. We'll have success again. Dublin has an air of patience and optimism at its core with touches of fatalism around the edges. This results in an easy-going and relatively cheerful people, especially the tour guides.
For our second full day I booked us on a trip to Newgrange and the Hill of Tara. We hooked up with a group of other people and our archaeologist tour guide. He deftly herded us onto a huge, comfy bus and the driver whipped us out of downtown Dublin and onto the highway.
The country side of Ireland is beyond beautiful. This was the end of February and it was green. I mean GREEN. The trees were still bare and the first of the spring bulbs were just starting to bloom and come up, but the grass was green, green, green. It was refreshing.
The countryside is also covered with farms and pastures dotted with cows or sheep. It felt like a slightly hilly Iowa. I kept thinking My Dad would love this My Dad would love this as we drove along.
A word about driving in Dublin. It's on par with driving in DC. Drivers don't look and drive offensively and pedestrians have their lives in their own hands. It is soooo unlike Basel and I realize that I have gotten used to, and enjoy, knowing that if I or my kids approach a roadway cars are going to see them and stop.
We were exploring the Boyne Valley! Sleann na bóinne! On the map below you can see Newgrange in the middle of a cluster of pictures to the northeast and then to the southwest you can see the double rings of the Hill of Tara.
Our first stop was the mystical Newgrange. I had also been there in 1997 with Shaun and I remember it like it was yesterday. Newgrange is a monument built at about 3200 BC during the Stone Age, or Neolithic period. It is actually older than the pyramids of Egypt! It is a circular, mounded temple that is made out of huge stones carefully stacked (corbelled) on top of each other. When you stand inside the central chamber you have about 200 tons of rock above your head held together with nothing except a Neolithic workers concept of balance.
You have to duck as you walk down the very narrow hallway until you get to the center chamber. Well, H didn't have to duck. He gleefully pointed this out to every adult massaging their backs after making the awkward crouched walk back outside.
There are three alcoves inside that adjoin the central chamber. Each alcove has a large slightly bowled stone on the floor of each one. One theory is that the cremated remains of loved ones were put into those bowls. During the Winter Solstice, when the sun crests over the hill, a beam of light creeps up the passage way and hits the back wall of the chamber. The walls have enough reflective qualities that the whole chamber is lit up. Maybe they though the spirits of their loved ones would be picked up by the light and carried out?
One of the odd and cool things inside is the graffiti carved into some of the stones. I found names and dates from 1790, 1812, 1887, and on. Our tour guide summed it up well when he said, "As long as we've had the power to write we have carved our names into every surface we could reach."
All the stones also have Neolithic artwork carved into them. You can see some of them and some are deliberately faced in towards the mound, away from sight.
The entrance stone is wonderfully carved. It reminds me a lot of the free-hand quilting I do for some pieces.
As they have studied the mound they have found other things.
A smaller temple structure. Almost a henge. The archaeologists believe that this might replicate the structure inside Newgrange.
These cement pillars represent places wooden poles were set. The wooden poles were possibly part of a worship or communal house.
There are 2 other large mounds in the valley, Knowth and Dowth. I thought they sounded like the names the two ugly stepsisters from Cinderella would have. However, they are also large temple mounds with door boxes that let in a beam of light on other important solstice days. As a matter of fact, Knowth has been complete excavated and studied and a lot of the assumptions about Newgrange's interior comes from that excavation.
We spent just over 2 hours at Newgrange. In the intervening years they added a huge visitor's center, complete with a cafe! We got some yummy and warm food to chase away the chill the gusty wind blew into our bones after our walk around the mound. In no time we were herded back on board the bus and we were driving to the Hill of Tara.
It was incredibly windy! The hill is bare and so there is nothing to stop the wind that threatened to blow us to Oz.
The Hill of Tara has an amazing view of the country. You can see for miles and miles! The view and proximity to the River Boyne made it perfect as the coronation spot for the High King of Ireland.
The stone to the left is the Stone of Destiny. The Irish Kings would process there to be crowned. (we think….)
E running around (or being blown around) the Hill. There are loads of Stone and Iron age burials all around the Hill.
Our tour guide at The Stone of Destiny. I think he's holding on so he doesn't get blown down the hill!
The boys having an Irish "The Hills are Alive" moment. I think they ran for a solid hour.
Most of us Americans know the Hill of Tara as the place where St. Patrick drove the snakes out of Ireland in (probably) the 5th century.
The man, the myth, the legend.
The Hill of Tara was an incredibly sacred place and, legend has it, Patrick selected Tara as the place of a 40 day fast. During his fast he was supposedly attacked by snakes and was able to banish them completely out of Ireland. Indeed, there are no snakes in Ireland, but most modern scholars believe that "snakes" is code for "druids" and the story illustrates how St. Patrick's teachings helped Christianity replace Druidism as the dominate religion in Ireland.
Accordingly, there is a small church and a small graveyard to the side of Tara. The church and the graveyard are still being used today by the local families.
There are indications that the Hill of Tara has been used for burials and celebrations for thousands of years. Even just a little digging by archaeologists have revealed pottery shards, bits of metals, and some funerary goods.
As one person said, for a must-see location there isn't a lot there. And they are right. It is "must-see" and there isn't a lot there, but there is something about it. It's away from the city and there aren't a ton of houses built up around the pasture. It's open and it feels special.
And all too soon (for the kids it was too soon, we were freezing from the cold wind) it was time to get back on the bus and head back to Dublin.
We were back by the middle of the afternoon and had plenty of time to visit Christchurch Cathedral – conveniently located right across the street from the hotel!
Christchurch Cathedral is the 2nd, and older, of Dublin's two cathedrals. (The other being St. Patrick's where we went to in the last episode.)
The nave of Christchurch Cathedral.
The baptismal font. It's off in a side alcove equal to the altar.
The pulpit. It's one of the more ornately carved that I have seen in our travels.
Not a rosette of Notre Dame, but an older, columned design.
It is smaller than St. Patrick's. It feels narrower and a little shorter. Part of that is because the altar is upper middle of the church and a Chapter House is directly behind the main altar.
It also helps that there are two tombs right in the nave of the church.
It's Strongbow! The Norman leader, really named Richard de Clare the Earl of Pembroke, who lead the invasion of the Normans from Wales in support of Diarmait Mac Murchada.
Why is Strongbow, of all people, in an Irish cathedral? Well, it's because he, along with other rich Normans, paid to have this cathedral rebuilt from a wooden structure to one of stone around 1180. They built the main section, 3 chapels, the choir, and the crypt area.
And then you go down into the crypt. It was a lot like my grandparents' basement. Smelly, dank, and full of old stuff, clothes, and a small cafe.
One of 5 cases of gold and silver communion plate.
Oddly placed near the center of the crypt were costumes used in the television series The Tudors. It turns out the altar area and parts of the cathedral were used for filming many scenes, including the baptism of Mary and the wedding/coronation of … um … one of his wives. There were 6 costumes in total, but these were the only two that were actually lit so that I could take a picture.
Costumes? With Henry VIII?
The other pictures I took of the costumes show shadowy, menacing forms looming up from the darkness. Whoops.
There didn't seem to be any actual remains in the crypt. This is one of the things which I remember differently from my last trip. I do not believe "The Foxy Friar" cafe was there and I remember more dedication monuments. They seem to be taking the opportunity of the space to turn it into museum and exhibition place. Here's a bit of advice: Get more light.
One of the deans of the cathedral (and hugely important person in general) was a gentleman named Lawrence O'Toole. All I could think of was Peter O'Toole dressed as Lawrence of Arabia. Is that blasphemous?
The kids were knocked out by the time we were done and so we sat down to a good pub meal and planned to see Dublin Castle before we had to leave for the airport at 10am the next morning.
Dublin Castle is an unexpected space in the middle of Dublin. From the outside it looks like your typical town hall or courthouse, but once you get inside the gates it's just a massive open space.
The Bedford Tower
This courtyard seems very modern. And it is. It's built in the Georgian time period and finished around 1760. This is where all the inauguration ceremonies happen, where the official State visits take place, and where foreign dignitaries are hosted.
But this isn't all of Dublin Castle. There is actually a castle there! You just have to sneak around the corner….
The tower (seen close up below) is the oldest part of the castle. It was built under the orders of King John in 1204. (Yes, that King John.)
It's called the Record Tower now, but it's been a fortification, a prison (the walls are several meters thick), and now an archive of sorts.
But that's not all! They have a backyard!
This is actually a memorial garden/glade/glen for contemplation in memory of those who died while serving in a state office. It's gorgeous! And on that Sunday morning it was quite peaceful.
The lawn was covered with a Celtic knot of snakes. Having just set in our own patio a couple of year ago, we really appreciated how meticulously the bricks are set and curved around the lawn.
It's a very Druid-esque feeling space and the back drop of the Dublin Castle hides the rest of the city from view so you can escape some of the hustle and bustle for awhile.
A hidden contemplation garden off to the side of the main lawn. It's a small space with just two benches. Mark and I both agree that this is probably what the previous owners of our house were going for when they tried to create that failed garden where we ended up putting the patio. I could sit there for hours sipping my coffee looking at this incredible mosaic medallion.
All too soon we needed to pack up and get to the airport. Dublin threw us a little going away surprise – a snow storm. In a country where they just don't get that much snow it threw a spanner into the entire works. We sat on the plane for 3 hours waiting to be de-iced and as we sat I was suddenly thankful that Expedia had stupidly planned a 7 hour layover in Frankfurt for us.
Dublin and the rest of Ireland should be on everyone's bucket list. It's a magical and mystical place full of the friendliest people you'd ever want to meet. I'm already telling Mark how much he'd enjoy the Wicklow Mountains, so this won't be our last visit.
Now to plan our next great adventure!
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