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define(function(require) {
  /*
    DEPENDENCIES
   */

  var Locale = require('utils/locale');
  var Config = require('sunstone-config');
  var Sunstone = require('sunstone');
  var Humanize = require('utils/humanize');
  var Notifier = require('utils/notifier');
  var Graphs = require('utils/graphs');
  var StateActions = require('../utils/state-actions');
  var OpenNebulaVM = require('opennebula/vm');
  var SecGroupsCommon = require('tabs/secgroups-tab/utils/common');

  /*
    CONSTANTS
   */

  var TAB_ID = require('../tabId');
  var PANEL_ID = require('./network/panelId');
  var ATTACH_NIC_DIALOG_ID = require('../dialogs/attach-nic/dialogId');
  var RESOURCE = "VM"
  var XML_ROOT = "VM"

  /*
    CONSTRUCTOR
   */

  function Panel(info) {
    this.panelId = PANEL_ID;
    this.title = Locale.tr("Network");
    this.icon = "fa-globe";

    this.element = info[XML_ROOT];

    return this;
  };

  Panel.PANEL_ID = PANEL_ID;
  Panel.prototype.html = _html;
  Panel.prototype.setup = _setup;
  Panel.prototype.onShow = _onShow;
  Panel.prototype.getState = _getState;
  Panel.prototype.setState = _setState;

  return Panel;

  /*
    FUNCTION DEFINITIONS
   */

  function _html() {
    var that = this;
    var html = '<form id="tab_network_form" vmid="' + that.element.ID + '" >\

\

\

\

\

\
                  	\
                  ' + Locale.tr("ID") + '	\
                  ' + Locale.tr("Network") + '	\
                  ' + Locale.tr("IP") + '	\
                  ' + Locale.tr("MAC") + '	\
                  ' + Locale.tr("IPv6 ULA") + '	\
                  ' + Locale.tr("IPv6 Global") + '	\
                  ' + Locale.tr("Actions") + '	\
                  '                 ;

    if (Config.isTabActionEnabled("vms-tab", "VM.attachnic")) {
      if (StateActions.enabledStateAction("VM.attachnic",
            that.element.STATE,
            that.element.LCM_STATE) &&
          OpenNebulaVM.isNICAttachSupported(that.element)) {
        html += '\
             <button id="attach_nic" class="button tiny success right radius" >' + Locale.tr("Attach nic") + '</button>'
      } else {
        html += '\
             <button id="attach_nic" class="button tiny success right radius" disabled="disabled">' + Locale.tr("Attach nic") + '</button>'
      }
    }

    html += '	\

\

\

\

\

\

\

'      ;

    var externalNetworkAttrs = OpenNebulaVM.retrieveExternalNetworkAttrs(that.element);
    if (!$.isEmptyObject(externalNetworkAttrs)) {
      html += '
' +
        '
' +
         '
' +
            '
' +
              '
' +
                 '' + Locale.tr("Network Monitoring Attributes") + '	' +
              '
' +
            '
' +
            '
';

      $.each(externalNetworkAttrs, function(key, value) {
        html += '
' +
           '' + key + '	' +
           '' + value + '	' +
          '
';
      });

      html += '
' +
            '
' +
          '
' +
        '
';
    }

    // Do not show statistics for not hypervisors that do not gather net data
    if (OpenNebulaVM.isNICGraphsSupported(that.element)) {
      html += '\

\

\

\

' + Locale.tr("NET RX") + '
\

\

\

\
                    \
                      \
                    \

\

\

\

\

\

\

\

\

\

' + Locale.tr("NET TX") + '
\

\

\

\
                    \
                      \
                    \

\

\

\

\

\

\

\

\

\

' + Locale.tr("NET DOWNLOAD SPEED") + '
\

\

\

\
                    \
                      \
                    \

\

\

\

\

\

\

\

\

\

' + Locale.tr("NET UPLOAD SPEED") + '
\

\

\

\
                    \
                      \
                    \

\

\

\

\

\

\

\

\
        </form>';
    }

    return html;
  }

  function _setup(context) {
    var that = this;

    var nics = []

    if ($.isArray(that.element.TEMPLATE.NIC))
        nics = that.element.TEMPLATE.NIC
    else if (!$.isEmptyObject(that.element.TEMPLATE.NIC))
        nics = [that.element.TEMPLATE.NIC]

    var nic_dt_data = [];
    if (nics.length) {
      var nic_dt_data = [];

      for (var i = 0; i < nics.length; i++) {
        var nic = nics[i];

        var actions;
        // Attach / Detach
        if (
           (
            that.element.STATE == OpenNebulaVM.STATES.ACTIVE) &&
           (
            that.element.LCM_STATE == OpenNebulaVM.LCM_STATES.HOTPLUG_NIC) &&
           (
            nic.ATTACH == "YES")
           ) {
          actions = Locale.tr("attach/detach in progress")
        } else {
          actions = '';

          if (Config.isTabActionEnabled("vms-tab", "VM.detachnic")) {
            if (StateActions.enabledStateAction("VM.detachnic", that.element.STATE, that.element.LCM_STATE)) {
              actions += '' + Locale.tr("Detach") + ''
            }
          }
        }

        var secgroups = [];

        var nic_secgroups = {};
        if (nic.SECURITY_GROUPS != undefined) {
          $.each(nic.SECURITY_GROUPS.split(","), function() {
            nic_secgroups[this] = true;
          });
        }

        if (that.element.TEMPLATE.SECURITY_GROUP_RULE != undefined) {
          $.each(that.element.TEMPLATE.SECURITY_GROUP_RULE, function() {
            if (nic_secgroups[this.SECURITY_GROUP_ID]) {
              secgroups.push(this);
            }
          });
        }

        nic_dt_data.push({
          NIC_ID : nic.NIC_ID,
          NETWORK : nic.NETWORK,
          IP : (nic.IP ? nic.IP : "--"),
          MAC : nic.MAC,
          IP6_ULA : (nic.IP6_ULA ? nic.IP6_ULA : "--"),
          IP6_GLOBAL : (nic.IP6_GLOBAL ? nic.IP6_GLOBAL : "--"),
          ACTIONS : actions,
          SECURITY_GROUP_RULES : secgroups
        });
      }
    }

    var nics_table = $("#tab_network_form .nics_table", context).DataTable({
      "bDeferRender": true,
      "data": nic_dt_data,
      "columns": [
        {
          "class":          'open-control',
          "orderable":      false,
          "data":           null,
          "defaultContent": ''
        },
        {"data": "NIC_ID",     "defaultContent": ""},
        {"data": "NETWORK",    "defaultContent": ""},
        {"data": "IP",         "defaultContent": ""},
        {"data": "MAC",        "defaultContent": ""},
        {"data": "IP6_ULA",    "defaultContent": ""},
        {"data": "IP6_GLOBAL", "defaultContent": ""},
        {"data": "ACTIONS",    "defaultContent": "", "orderable": false},
        {"defaultContent": "", "orderable": false}
      ],

      "fnRowCallback": function(nRow, aData, iDisplayIndex, iDisplayIndexFull) {

        if (aData.SECURITY_GROUP_RULES == undefined ||
            aData.SECURITY_GROUP_RULES.length == 0) {

          $("td.open-control", nRow).html("").removeClass('open-control');
        }

        $(nRow).attr("nic_id", aData.NIC_ID);
      }
    });

    $("#tab_network_form .nics_table", context).dataTable().fnSort([[1, 'asc']]);

    // Add event listener for opening and closing each NIC row details
    context.off('click', '#tab_network_form .nics_table td.open-control')
    context.on('click', '#tab_network_form .nics_table td.open-control', function () {
      var row = $(this).closest('table').DataTable().row($(this).closest('tr'));

      if (row.child.isShown()) {
        row.child.hide();
        $(this).children("span").addClass('fa-chevron-down');
        $(this).children("span").removeClass('fa-chevron-up');
      } else {
        var html = '
\

\

\

\
                    ' + Locale.tr("Security Group") + '	\
                    ' + Locale.tr("Protocol") + '	\
                    ' + Locale.tr("Type") + '	\
                    ' + Locale.tr("Range") + '	\
                    ' + Locale.tr("Network") + '	\
                    ' + Locale.tr("ICMP Type") + '	\

\

\

'            ;

        $.each(row.data().SECURITY_GROUP_RULES, function(index, elem) {
          var rule_st = SecGroupsCommon.sgRuleToSt(this);

          var new_tr = '
\
                  ' + this.SECURITY_GROUP_ID + '	\
                  ' + this.SECURITY_GROUP_NAME + '	\
                  ' + rule_st.PROTOCOL + '	\
                  ' + rule_st.RULE_TYPE + '	\
                  ' + rule_st.RANGE + '	\
                  ' + rule_st.NETWORK + '	\
                  ' + rule_st.ICMP_TYPE + '	\

'

          html += new_tr;
        });

        row.child(html).show();
        $(this).children("span").removeClass('fa-chevron-down');
        $(this).children("span").addClass('fa-chevron-up');
      }
    });

    if (Config.isTabActionEnabled("vms-tab", "VM.attachnic")) {
      context.off('click', '#attach_nic');
      context.on('click', '#attach_nic', function() {
        var dialog = Sunstone.getDialog(ATTACH_NIC_DIALOG_ID);
        dialog.setElement(that.element);
        dialog.show();
        return false;
      });
    }

    if (Config.isTabActionEnabled("vms-tab", "VM.detachnic")) {
      context.off('click', '.detachnic');
      context.on('click', '.detachnic', function() {
        var nic_id = $(this).parents('tr').attr('nic_id');
        Sunstone.runAction('VM.detachnic', that.element.ID, nic_id);
        return false;
      });
    }
  }

  function _onShow(context) {
    var that = this;
    if (OpenNebulaVM.isNICGraphsSupported(that.element)) {
      OpenNebulaVM.monitor({
        data: {
          id: that.element.ID,
          monitor: {
            monitor_resources : "MONITORING/NETTX,MONITORING/NETRX"
          }
        },
        success: function(req, response) {
          var vmGraphs = [
            {
              labels : Locale.tr("Network reception"),
              monitor_resources : "MONITORING/NETRX",
              humanize_figures : true,
              convert_from_bytes : true,
              div_graph : $("#vm_net_rx_graph")
            },
            {
              labels : Locale.tr("Network transmission"),
              monitor_resources : "MONITORING/NETTX",
              humanize_figures : true,
              convert_from_bytes : true,
              div_graph : $("#vm_net_tx_graph")
            },
            {
              labels : Locale.tr("Network reception speed"),
              monitor_resources : "MONITORING/NETRX",
              humanize_figures : true,
              convert_from_bytes : true,
              y_sufix : "B/s",
              derivative : true,
              div_graph : $("#vm_net_rx_speed_graph")
            },
            {
              labels : Locale.tr("Network transmission speed"),
              monitor_resources : "MONITORING/NETTX",
              humanize_figures : true,
              convert_from_bytes : true,
              y_sufix : "B/s",
              derivative : true,
              div_graph : $("#vm_net_tx_speed_graph")
            }
          ];

          for (var i = 0; i < vmGraphs.length; i++) {
            Graphs.plot(response, vmGraphs[i]);
          }
        },
        error: Notifier.onError
      });
    }
  }

  function _getState(context) {
    var state = {
      openNicsDetails : []
    };

    $.each($("#tab_network_form .nics_table .fa-chevron-up", context), function(){
      state.openNicsDetails.push($(this).closest("tr").attr("nic_id"));
    });

    return state;
  }

  function _setState(state, context) {
    var that = this;

    $.each(state["openNicsDetails"], function(){
      $('#tab_network_form .nics_table tr[nic_id="'+this+'"] td.open-control', context).click();
    });
  }
});


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Манабѝ () е една от 24-те провинции на южноамериканската държава Еквадор. Разположена е в западната част на страната на Тихия океан. Общата площ на провинцията е 18 893,70 км², а населението е 1 549 800 жители (по изчисления за 2019 г.). Провинцията е разделена на 22 кантона, някои от тях са:

 Боливар
 Ел Кармен
 Манта
 Портовиехо
 Санта Ана

Източници

Провинции на Еквадор

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


I thought perhaps we can have one for FreeCAD Website Design.
dicussion already ongoing and couldn't find any in a quick search.
I would go and check out what the "pros/big" players are up to.
How they dress up their stuff, and how it generally makes you feel.
I try to collect as many a "General Impression" as I can.
Then I'll begin to point out what I thing is good, what I think is not good.
poor attributes and qualities out, and provide us with a general idea of what could be improved.
"I don't know, anything, for now it's just" a general brainstorm.
today you might and then 3 days when you look at it again you are not satisfied.
-What we do will also be friendly to those who are not pros at anything.
It is kept simple and elegant while at the same time having functionalities and great diversified though process behind it.
So what we will do we shall still emulate this idea in some naturally intuitive way.
"how do we give the fine touch to free-cad"?
and therefore we can't know what is the value and quality of what we are about to make.
well expressed in a way that always promotes open source.
so as to provide a bigger thriving open source community.
I always look at blender as a success story in this regard, they claimed their spot amongst the Titans.
let's take a look at revit, Dassault systems, Archicad, Bently just to get started with, i'm sure others can provide more great axamples as we embark on this design.
There can be more but these are a few screen captures highlights for an immediate brainstorming lunch.
There is a good sense of creative spice from Yorik's website that also helps with inspiration and picking out qualities.
So i'll also drop it in the mix for general observation.
There is a good sense of playfulness which embodies Open Source in contrast to the overly commercial examples.
There are more examples on the internet that one can recommend so do not hesitate to show an example of such websites that speak to you.
I personally like the website of solidworks (https://www.solidworks.com/), and their motto, "Accelerate Innovation". Quite neatly designed. Its a good idea to look at these websites, occasionally they provide some unique design ideas.
Looking at what's done well else where isn't copying. But I think it is more useful to provide an explanation for why we like something. This provides a context and start building a frame and consensus. Woody galaxy is another good stuff so all we are doing is collective what is good and why it is good.
Solid work is pretty sleek aswell, I would say they have a good way of creating a vibrant combination of the Red color with the rest of the page in fullscreen mode picture.
The reason I like yorik's web page is on the side of readability, the viewer is focused on everything that is center page. and this transfers well to mobile and tablet viewing aswell. It just makes it simple to scroll down while reading and you don'g get too distracted by the edges of the page.
Reason I pulled out the autodesk, is because they have too many products, so how do you organise all these products in a good way, in the same manner free-cad has too many workbenches and functionalities, so it also requires a clever break down of how to present the page. Archicad, is a good example of what not to do, pictures are just dropped anywhere and feels very tacky like collage. This doesn't help focus your attention on what is essential to be seen and read.
Also those motto's like "Accelerate Innovation", these are the kinds of small wording I was referring to, about little bits of inspiration comes by i'll drop a few texts. So wordings that work well with open source.
Your website is on a good start, however if no one speaks of it, to it, at it, as well it might stay where it is and we will not get the chance to improve it and instead dwell on website comparisons.
What does it look like if we had one main colour, or a colour gradient for the entire background of the page? Current, the jumps from hard blue, to hard Red etc, is too strong on the eye. It breaks the fluidity and makes it feel more like a Netflix type style of presenting.
So here's v2 of the mock-up website design. In this version the cover page is replaced and designed from scratch to fit the website and I have added a few more sections. I have also added some details to the background to prevent it from being too plain. Let me know if something needs tweaking.
Ah yes, I forgot to mention about the color gradients I used. I have attached a diagram to help better understand what I mean. Well my plan was to make complete use of colors in a color wheel, going clockwise from cyan color and back. As you can see each section has a gradient and starting from the top left the gradient moves in a zigzag manner top to bottom covering the entire color wheel.
Having one or two main colors for the background can also work and I will create a version with more simpler backgrounds later to see how it fits together.


LANCASTER — The JetHawks were unable to extend their winning streak to seven Monday, losing to Inland Empire, 7-1, at The Hangar. Lancaster's offense was held to just one unearned run in the first inning.
Inland Empire (6-7) got on the board in the first inning, with Kevin Williams Jr. hitting a two-run home run off of Garrett Schilling. Schilling (1-1) only allowed two runs, but pitched just one inning after making 45 pitches.
Lancaster (6-7) drew four walks in the bottom of the first inning, but only had one run to show for it. Casey Golden came across on a passed ball to make it a one-run game.
The JetHawks had another opportunity to strike in the second inning. They loaded the bases on three singles with nobody out, but a double play and a strikeout allowed Inland Empire to get out of the jam. Lancaster went 1-for-10 with runners in scoring position Tuesday.
Kyle Bradish (1-1) settled down after a shaky start for the 66ers, earning his first professional win. He gave up an unearned run over five innings of work.
Nate Harris pitched four shutout innings in relief for Lancaster, but things came undone late. Inland Empire scored three in the seventh and added two more in the eighth to pull away.
Matt Hearn singled in the fifth inning, extending his hitting streak to nine games for the JetHawks. It is the second-longest hitting streak in the California League this year.
The series concludes tonight with a rubber match. Lefty Lucas Gilbreath (0-0) takes the mound for Lancaster opposite Andrew Wantz (2-0). First pitch at The Hangar is 6:35 p.m.


I'm so glad you decided to visit my Reiki site! This gives me the opportunity to tell you about my unique approach to Reiki therapy and training and how I might help you.
As a Reiki practitioner and master teacher, I've helped people de-stress and heal for nearly two decades. I've seen the benefits of Reiki be effective beyond my expectations. Reiki has enabled me to promote faster recovery from ailments ranging from respiratory infections to tendonitis and anxiety to sleep disorders. In addition to treating and helping people, I find joy in teaching students who come to learn Reiki. I challenge myself to teach in a way that not only informs but also empowers.
Both sessions and classes need to be done in the right physical environment. For this reason I've taken pride in creating a serene, uplifting surrounding.
I look forward to hearing from you and how I might help you!
As an experienced Reiki Master Teacher, I offer a rich learning experience in a comfortable environment and teach Reiki in a clear user-friendly manner.
I personalize your Reiki session by listening carefully. Then I can understand what you really need. My treatment room is designed to enhance your comfort and provide a healing experience.
BOOK A SESSION OR CLASS HERE!


Uses 5/16" inside diameter tubing. For small fountains, especially tabletops. Very quiet and compact. This is great for arts and crafts classrooms in which water features are created. Nice tiny fountain pump of confined areas.
35 gallons per hour. Submersible Fountain Pump.


Mail Order Bride: Arriving Ill and Scared to the California Cowboy is a story that takes place in the mid-1800s and is about love and having patience that the Lord will come through. Julia has hopes to meet her true love by responding to a Mail Order Bride advertisement from the west. On the way, Julia is stricken with a severe illness and is scared for her life. She also fears that she will not have a chance to get to know the man that God has led her to. Will she recover? Will the cowboy and his hopeful bride have a chance to know their true love?


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Nintendo Emulation in AS3

Progress:

ROM file parser - complete for iNES 1.0

Mappers Implemented: #0

Instruction set: All Official Opcodes, all Unofficial Opcodes tested in nestest

CPU

Work needed: cycle counting, interrupts, system registers, further optimizations (?)

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Egg Rolls, Egg Creams and Empanadas Festival on LES Manhattan
Street Festival near Museum at Eldridge Street, 12 Eldridge Street, New York, NY 10002
Egg Rolls, Egg Creams and Empanadas Festival
June 18 @ 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Street Festival near
Museum at Eldridge Street
12 Eldridge Street
Celebrate the diverse ethnic communities of the Museum at Eldridge Street's Lower East Side/Chinatown neighborhood. With the Museum's home, the landmark Eldridge Street Synagogue, as its centerpiece, this neighborhood festival spills out onto the street with a mash-up of Jewish, Chinese and Puerto Rican tastes, traditions, sights and sounds.
Lots of fun! Enjoy performances of Chinese opera, Chinese folk, klezmer, cantorial, and Puerto Rican bomba music. Watch fascinating demonstrations by a Hebrew and a Chinese scribe, Puerto Rican mask maker, and other folk artists. Learn how to braid challahs and make dumplings and empanadas at our food demonstrations. Partake in a multitude of crafts including yarmulke making, mask making, lace making and more. Try your hand at a fierce game of mah jongg with community mavens. Kosher egg rolls, egg creams and empanadas will be sold.
This neighborhood festival began as a celebration of Jewish and Chinese culture. Today it has become the Museum at Eldridge Street's signature event with thousands of people joining us every year. By popular demand we have expanded the festival to also showcase the contributions of the neighborhood's Puerto Rican community.
Blog Post: A behind-the-scenes look at our Egg Rolls, Egg Creams & Empanadas Festival.
The Festival showcases cultural commonalities while preserving the distinctive voice of each community. Highlights of this year's festival include performances by klezmer virtuoso Frank London and band, the Chinatown Senior Center Orchestra, EastRiver Ensemble and Cantor Eric Freeman.
The festival lies at the heart of the Museum at Eldridge Street's mission. In the most public and joyful of ways, we celebrate the synagogue's Jewish culture and heritage and embrace the ethnically diverse neighborhood in which it now stands.
http://www.eldridgestreet.org/event/egg-rolls-egg-creams-and-empanadas-festival/

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


Over my still short life I have had a few bad and good relationships. Some healthy and some not so much. Like everything in life People can get upset or angry. This is a reaction everyone has, one of the keys to a successful relationship is all in how you deal with your anger and that which is directed at you.
Don't be afraid to talk about what has you upset. – Most people dislike angering people and as such are wiling to work with you on the issues that cause the tension.
Don't make it personal -When a person gets angry, even if it is about something you may or may not have done, Don't let it be taken personally. If you do it only feeds the anger.
You dont have to be right – Weather or not you are right about an argument, DO NOT try and prove it or point it out when the person is upset/angry. NO ONE wants to hear or accept it even if they are wrong.
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In other news, the Early Intervention Foundation (EIF), which works to promote research on early intervention for children and young people, has named Dr Jo Casebourne as its new chief executive. Dr Casebourne will replace Carey Oppenheim in August 2017, and joins the EIF from the Institute of Government, where she has led the institute's work on development and public services.
The Liberal Democrats have pledged in an address to the RCN's annual conference – made prior to their manifesto publication – that they would lift the 1% cap on public sector pay and thus end pay restraint for nurses if elected into power on 8th June. The party's election pledge comes shortly after the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) threatened to consider striking unless the next Government removes the pay cap.
According to the Liberal Democrats' own estimates, lifting the pay cap and up-rating wages in line with inflation would result in an average salary increase of £527 a year for nurses by 2021. The party's own analysis also indicates that a newly hired nurse will be £530 a year worse off by 2021 if the cap remains in place, due to rising inflation.
In addition to promising a nursing pay rise, Tim Farron told the RCN's conference that his party will reinstate student nurse's bursaries and invest more funds in the NHS. Commenting on the current government's policy towards the NHS, Mr Farron said he has had enough of the "Conservative Government treating nurses like dirt." Commenting on the policy, the Liberal Democrats' financial spokesman Vince Cable said that public sector workers were facing "pitiful increases to pay combined with a Brexit squeeze caused by soaring inflation".
Despite an invitation, the RCN's conference was not addressed by a representative from the Conservatives, which the college's chief executive Janet Davies said left delegates "disappointed, saddened and disrespected". The RCN subsequently wrote to Theresa May's office to express their disappointment that she did not address the conference, stating that the nurses present "were keen to hear from the Prime Minister personally" about her plans for the nursing workforce.
Labour formally launched its general election manifesto in Bradford on Tuesday, following a leak of the draft manifesto last week. The party's spending commitments, detailed in a separate document, total £48.6 billion, which would be funded through a range of additional taxation measures including raising corporation tax to 26% by 2022. Building on the party's commitment to rule out rises in income tax for those earning below £80,000, the manifesto confirms that Labour would lower the threshold for the 45p additional rate to £80,000 and reintroduce the 50p tax rate for those earning above £123,000, which it predicts would raise £6.4 billion per year.
Focus resources on providing care closer to home, including working towards a new model of community care and increasing funding for GP services "to ensure patients can access the care they need".
Offer guarantees for the rights of EU workers in the health and social care sector.
Boost capital funding for the NHS, as part of a £30bn commitment in extra funding over the next parliament, "to ensure that patients are cared for in buildings and using equipment that are fit for the 21st century".
Halt and review the STP progress, with local stakeholders included in a re-draft. The party does not pledge to scrap the plans entirely.
Create a new index of child health to measure the wellbeing of UK children against international standards – this will include measures of obesity and dental health, alongside mental health and the general health of under-fives. This policy would be supported by £250 million of additional funding, which would also look to increase the number of school nurses and health visitors.
Spend an additional £6.3 billion on schools per year by 2021/22. This will encompass a general increase in funding, protection for schools against losses from the new funding formula, free school meals and an arts pupil premium. With the exception of free school meals, this will be paid for through a rise in corporation tax.
The healthcare policy commitments are costed at £5 billion per year, including free hospital car parking but excluding higher pay for NHS staff and capital expenditure, while schools' spending would cost £6.3 billion.
The Liberal Democrat manifesto was also published on Wednesday. As expected, the manifesto set out the Lib Dems as the pro-EU alternative to the Conservatives or Labour, promising to hold a second referendum on the Brexit terms agreed at the end of the Government's negotiation timetable, with the alternative being to remain in the EU. Beyond a decision to increase all bands of income tax by 1p in the pound to fund health and social care – which would raising approximately £6 billion – and reversing cuts to Corporation Tax and Capital Gains Tax, the manifesto does not look to increase taxation or change income tax bands.
Increase all bands of income tax by 1p in the pound, with the £6 billion generated ringfenced to spend on health and social care. This would eventually be replaced by a dedicated health and care tax, calculated following consultation and potentially from reforming National Insurance contributions.
Direct additional investment to "social care, primary care (and other out-of-hospital care), mental health and public health", as this would be most efficient and effective.
Integrate NHS and social care into one service, with the aim of "pooling budgets in every area by 2020 and developing integrated care organisations". Without referencing the STP process, the manifesto highlights the need to allow local areas to decide how to allocate funds and provide care in their community.
Create a cross-party health and social care convention – as the party was campaigning for, along with notable health figures such as Sarah Wollaston, before the election – which would review the long-term sustainability of health and social care finances and workforce.
Introduce a statutory independent budget monitoring agency for health and social care, similar to that recommended by the House of Lords' report on the long-term sustainability of the NHS and echoed in Labour's manifesto.
On education, the Lib Dems would increase spending on schools by almost £7 billion over the next five years to protect per-pupil funding in real terms, and ensure that no school loses out under the national funding formula.
Endeavour to identify and support special educational needs and disabilities as soon as possible, accompanied by assessing all new policies for how they impact pupils with SEND.
The party would delegate responsibility to local authorities for "local school places planning and repeal the rule that all new state-funded schools must be free schools or academies".
The Conservatives have launched their general election manifesto at an event in Halifax, after trailing several of its key policies in the media overnight. The manifesto sets out "five giant challenges" for government in the long-term: the need for a strong economy; Brexit and a changing world; enduring social divisions; an ageing society; and fast-changing technology.
A pledge to increase NHS spending by a minimum of £8 billion in real terms by 2022 – however, it should be noted that this does not allocate substantially more funding than that agreed at the 2015 Comprehensive Spending Review. The funding agreement for the NHS remains essentially the same, with the period that it covers extended, and with marginally more fundingan additional £230 million allocated to the revenue budget for 2018/19 to ensure that funding is still increased during that financial year.
Supporting the implementation of Sustainability and Transformation Plans, "providing they are clinically led and locally supported", but acquiescing on the need for legislation if existing legislation is "either slowing implementation or preventing clear national or local accountability". This effectively commits the Conservatives to legislation reversing many of the provisions of the Health and Social Care Act 2012.
Prioritising healthcare professionals from the EU during Brexit negotiations, but increasing the number of UK students in medical training with the intent of reducing this reliance over time.
A commitment to extend seven-day GP access across England by 2019, and expanding the use of phone and online consultations.
The document reiterates a previous commitment to publishing a green paper on young people's mental health before the end of the year, and all primary and secondary school teachers will be able to access mental health first aid training by the end of the next parliament.
Responding to criticism of the new schools funding formula, the Conservatives would increase the overall schools budget by £4 billion by 2022 to ensure that no school experiences cuts under the new formula. This will be funded through removing eligibility for free school lunches for all children in the first three years of school, replacing it with a pledge for all primary school children to receive free school breakfasts.
The Public Health (Wales) Bill this week passed through Stage 4 of the legislative process in the Welsh Assembly. The Bill has now entered a four-week intimation period, during which the Counsel General or Attorney General could challenge its legality – however as this almost never happens, the bill is likely to be given royal assent and become law after this four-week period.
The Bill requires local authorities to put in place local toilet strategies across Wales, with each local authority required to prepare and publish a local toilets strategy within one year of when this section of the Bill comes into force. The strategy must include an assessment of the need for toilets in the local authority's area to be available for use by the public; a statement setting out the steps which the local authority proposes to take to meet that need; and any other information which the local authority considers appropriate.
Local authorities will also have to consult any person it considers is likely to be interested in the provision of toilets in its area that are available for use by the public before it publishes its local toilets strategy.
The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has published a new report – The Best Start: The Future of Children's Health – which warns that dropping numbers of health visitors and school nurses, together with cuts to public health funding, are "putting children's health at risk".
Amongst its key findings, the report records that there has been a decrease of over 1,000 health visitors since 2015, alongside a 16% drop in the number of full-time school nurses between 2010 and 2017. The report depicts a complex picture of workforce changes regionally, resulting from the recommissioning of services by local authorities to a range of providers, and skill mix changes. As some services have moved to providers outside of the NHS, the authors suggest that it has become more difficult to track workforce developments, which in turn hampers effective planning.
The report also suggests that planned reductions in public health funding for 2016-17 fell most heavily on services aimed at improving children and young people's health, representing 14% of total cuts. There are also variations across England on whether families have access to the mandated universal health visiting service, with children in London the least likely to receive the required number of health visits. The document expresses concern about the increasing workloads for health visitors – with 72% of those responding to in an Institute for Health Visiting survey being concerned about providing inadequate safeguarding and child protection support. Statistics also suggest that school nurses are overstretched, with 29% of respondents to a National Children's Bureau survey stating they worked across 13 or more schools.
According to a recent poll conducted by Royal College of Nurses (RCN), a majority (78%) of RCN members are prepared to go on strike, and 91% say they will support industrial action short of a strike unless the next government scraps a 1% pay-rise cap. The news came shortly after the RCN argued that the NHS in England lacks as many as 40,000 nurses to fill currently vacant posts. In addition, the union said that the 1% cap on pay rises has meant a real-term pay cut since 2010 of 14%.
The Chair of the RCN Council, Michael Brown, said that "Getting 52,000 NHS members taking part shows the strength of feeling about pay restraint – and the percentage in favour of taking action cannot be ignored." Mr Brown continued by proposing an emergency resolution calling for a summer of planned protest activity, followed by an industrial action ballot, if the next Government fails to lift the policy of an NHS pay cap.
The chief executive of The King's Fund, Chris Ham, has urged politicians to back changes to local NHS provision proposed in Sustainability and Transformation Plans (STPs) in order to make health services better and more efficient. Mr Ham's statement comes in the wake of both individual MPs and political parties promising to halt local A&E unit closures in order to secure votes on 8th June, with Labour going as far as promising to halt and review plans if elected.
The Welsh Health Secretary Vaughan Gething AM has announced that every child in Wales will have access to an "identified school nurse and associated health team with a variety of skills", as part of the new School Nursing Framework being implemented across the country. The school nurses will have responsibility for a secondary school and their cluster primaries, and will be accessible to children outside term time following concerns that some schools only employed nurses during term time.
The nurses will be able to advise students on a number of issues, including physical health; promotion of emotional wellbeing; delivery of national screening and immunisation programmes; safeguarding; early identification and assessment of pupils' needs; and additional support or signposting to local services for children and young people identified as having additional needs.


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My husband was told that our propane tank, installed under motor home, cannot be filled because it needs a pressure relief valve.
Is this something expensive and complicated to fix? How difficult would it be to switch over to a portable bbq type tank?
ANSWER: Greetings Bridgitte thanks for submitting your question on our Ask An RV Question Page.
I highly recommend that you get the pressure relief valve on your motorhome's propane tank replaced. This is a very important part of the safety systems on your RV. When you get your RV filled up with liquid propane, it is never filled up to a 100%. The tank is actually filled up to 80% capacity. The reason is that liquid propane expands with heat. Filling the tank up to only 80% capacity allows for expansion of the liquid propane.
Let's say you got your propane tank filled up on a very cold day and then a couple of days later you decide to take a trip to a hotter climate. Being in a hotter climate causes the propane to expand. In some cases the propane expands so much that it could exceed the pressure rating of your RV's propane tank. Before the pressure gets above the tanks pressure rating the relief valve automatically opens up and vents the excess propane.
is not working; the pressure in the tank could get high enough to exceed the tanks rating and rupture the tank releasing all of the propane at one time. If the propane gets close to an open flame the gasses will explode with great force. That is why a propane dealer will not fill up a propane tank with defective relief valve.
Yes, you could use a portable BBQ propane canister, but that would require a modification to the propane lines leading to your RV's propane regulator. This modification if not done properly can cause a serious fire hazard and possibly cost more than getting your pressure relief valve replaced.
I cannot tell you how much getting the pressure relief valve replaced will cost. But, I can tell you that it will cost you a lot less money than having to replace your RV because it caught fire due to a bad pressure relief valve on your propane tank.
None of this is meant to scare you I am just trying to emphasize the fact that you need to take your RV to an RV repair shop and have the propane tank fixed by a certified RV Technician. You may be surprised that it will not cost as much as you think it might but, it must be done and it must be done right.


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Q: m3u8 manifest continues downloading even with video paused I am using live-HLS with this type of manifest:
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#EXT-X-MEDIA-SEQUENCE:8890
#EXT-X-ALLOW-CACHE:YES
#EXT-X-TARGETDURATION:7
#EXTINF:6,
http://xyz1.ts
#EXTINF:4,
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#EXT-X-DISCONTINUITY
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currently, when I paused video, browser continues doing manifest requests and .ts files continues downloading. How can I prevent it?
(I am simulating the live, in fact fragments are part of VOD files and server continuously update live manifest using these last).

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On November 17-22 the AGU International Office returned to Pakistan to participate in the Tristar International Education Fairs for a second time this year. The event, which took the Head of the Office to Islamabad, Lahore and Karachi, was a mix of well-organized fairs and high school visits.
It was not only the opportunity to once again meet with new prospect Pakistani students and their families, but also to reconnect with our partners from TriStar Education Turkey.
The high school visits were a very positive experience; the students giving a warm welcome to the universities presenting to them. In each school, the AGU International Office was able to have good discussions with prospect undergraduate students and their counselors. AGU is now on the radar of Pakistani youngsters, families and counselors, as a key option to consider when it comes to moving to Turkey for future studies.
One high school visit was so cheerful that it ended in an improvised Pakistani dance party, involving all Turkish university representatives as well as the high school students!
The students were definitely impressed by the quality of the package offered by AGU and the University's general affordability. Indeed, the Abdullah Gül University's unique hybrid model, as a State University supported by a private foundation, offers its students many advantages: the international recognition of credits and diplomas, financial and political stability as well as low academic fees are brought by its State University status, while the AGU Foundation allows the University to recruit renowned international and Turkish academicians, to gift its students with brand new laptops, to offer a high quality campus and infrastructure, as well as to maintain a low student/academician ratio.
All Pakistani students were aware of the competitiveness of AGU admissions but were still motivated to improve their chances to be accepted (for instance by taking additional international exams such as the SAT, ACT, as well as the TOEFL exam).
While the high school visits were focused on meeting prospect undergraduate students, during the fairs it was mostly graduate students that came to visit the university stands. Many seemed ready to take the necessary steps in order to join AGU as soon as possible; which also means preparing and passing the compulsory GRE exam. They were also eager to work on international research projects with our AGU faculty members; their chances of being able to collaborate on such paid research projects being increased by our very low student/academician ratio (3/1 at the Graduate level).
Apart from the students, many local agents also expressed their interest in working with AGU and representing the University on-site, in order to spread information about its unique hybrid and Third Generation model.
The time in Karachi was also used to visit a college AGU had been in contact with for a while: Cedar College; where Emeric, the Head of the AGU International Office discussed the topic of "studying in Turkey", as well as the University during a one-hour long session. This was followed by some interesting discussions with the students and Cedar College members. During the campus visit, they talked about the future evolution of both Institutions, which have much in common regarding their vision, objectives, progression, curricula, etc.
Finally, this Pakistan trip was also another way to (re)connect with fellow Turkish university representatives. AGU has now become a recognized and respected institution, both in our target markets and among top Turkish universities.
Although short, this second Pakistan trip was very enriching and filled with nice and warm encounters, good Pakistan food, music and landscapes!
← Back to Casablanca, Marrakesh… and El Jadida!


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Mayurchhanda Ghosh Dec 18, 2020
ULA's chief executive has confirmed that ULA will receive two new rocket engines by next summer from Blue Origin, a giant company by the famous Jeff Bezos. Boeing Co and Lockheed Martin Corp have joined hands for a joint rocket venture under the name ULA or the United Launch Alliance and is said to be […]
Amazon Prime Video announces anthology of five Tamil short films
PTI Sep 30, 2020
Amazon Prime Video on Wednesday announced its new project, "Putham Pudhu Kaalai", an anthology of five Tamil short films. Five celebrated directors of Tamil cinema – Sudha Kongara, Gautham Menon, Suhasini Mani Ratnam, Rajiv Menon, and Karthik Subbaraj – have come together to create stories of love, new beginnings, second chances, and hope for the […]
Amazon announces a new shopping experience, "Luxury Stores"
Business Wire Sep 15, 2020
Today, Amazon announced the launch of Luxury Stores, a new shopping experience offering both established and emerging luxury fashion and beauty brands. The iconic American fashion house, Oscar de la Renta, unveils the first store featuring its Pre-Fall and Fall/Winter 2020 collections, inclusive of ready-to-wear, handbags, jewelry, accessories, and a new perfume, with childrenswear coming […]
Amazon to hire 100,000 to keep up with online shopping surge
Amazon on Monday said it will be hiring another 100,000 people to keep up with a surge of online orders. The company said the new hires will help pack, ship, or sort orders, working in part-time and full-time roles. Amazon said the jobs are not related to its typical holiday hiring. Business has been booming […]
Amitabh Bachchan's voice is soon coming to Amazon's Alexa
Bipasha Mandal Sep 14, 2020
Amazon has taken the decision to team up with the Bollywood celebrity Amitabh Bachchan who will be lending his voice to Amazon's digital assistant. Bachchan's voice will soon be on Alexa making him the first Indian celebrity voice on Alexa. This new addition to Amazon's digital assistance is set to launch next year and will […]
Amazon will let the customers choose the day and time for the delivery
Tania Halder Aug 30, 2020
Amazon is one of the most trusted online shopping stops for customers all over the world. It has, again and again, proved its worth by coming up with innovative ideas for the convenience of its customers. Amazon, the online shopping giant is also known for its eco-friendly concepts and other social responsibility programs for communities. […]
Mercedes gets big electric van order from Amazon
PTI Aug 28, 2020
Amazon says it's buying 1,800 electric delivery vans from Mercedes-Benz, the biggest such order for the German automaker to date. In announcing the order on Friday, Mercedes said it would also join a climate initiative established by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos. By signing up for The Climate Pledge, Mercedes-Benz commits itself to go completely carbon […]
Amazon leaks a new Zelda game is coming to Nintendo Switch
Bipasha Mandal Aug 17, 2020
Nintendo Switch will launch a new game called The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword. A new Amazon listing revealed the news. The beloved old game first saw the light of day in the hands of Nintendo Wii, and its 2016 version was launched on the Wii U eShop. Even though there has been no official […]
Everything you need to know about Amazon Enhanced Brand Content (Guide 2020)
Contributor Aug 6, 2020
Sellers who plan to offer products on Amazon's marketplace for the long-term would profit by establishing a brand tonality, brand story, and brand values. This brand-related content could be added in the form of visually enhanced images or strategically placed appealing text to create a sense of credibility and reliability amongst customers. What is Amazon's enhanced brand […]
Apple refined its patent for the Apple future Ring computing device
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New kinds of wearable devices are often spotted in the market and sometimes they go on becoming trendy too. The smart ring is one of those wearables that could become the trend of future accessories. Microsoft filed for its first smart ring back in 2016 and Amazon introduced its Echo Loop smart ring in 2019. […]
Made in China products to be disclosed by Amazon-like retailers says Bill introduced in the US
PTI Jul 30, 2020
Amid growing anti-Chinese sentiments in the US, a top Republican senator has introduced a legislation in the Congress requiring online retailers like Amazon to disclose products made in China. The bill, introduced on Wednesday, stipulates that online retailers legibly state on a noticeable place on their webpage if a product or a major component of […]


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Q: Function signature for AWS Lambda Callback I wanted to create a Typescript for AWS Lambda's callback function and must be doing something dumb because I'm getting errors on something that seems easy. The way I'm approaching it is to have two function definitions for a SUCCESS and FAILURE condition and then to wrap them together as a discriminated union.
So here are my types:
export interface ILambdaSuccessCallback<T = IDictionary> {
  (error: null, response: T): void;
}

export interface ILambdaFailureCallback<E = ILambdaErrorResponse> {
  (error: string | number, response: E): void;
}

export interface ILambdaErrorResponse<T = any> {
  errorCode?: string | number;
  message?: string;
  errors?: T[];
  stackTrace?: string[];
}

/** Discriminated Union */
export type LambdaCallback<T = IDictionary, E = ILambdaErrorResponse> =
  | LambdaSuccessCallback<T>
  | LambdaFailureCallback<E>;

I've now included my little visual test in vs-code showing the behavior or explicit use of failure and success but also, more importantly, the discriminated union which is just not working:

A: Union types (defined with |) represent a type that can be either ILambdaSuccessCallback or ILambdaFailureCallback which means that neither signature is callable because the compiler can't check which is valid. With union types you only have access to common fields and signatures and ILambdaSuccessCallback and ILambdaFailureCallback have no properties or signatures in common,
If your function can handle both signatures you want an intersection type (defined with &)
export type LambdaCallback<T = IDictionary, E = ILambdaErrorResponse> =
    & ILambdaSuccessCallback<T>
    & ILambdaFailureCallback<E>;

const either: LambdaCallback = function (err: null | string | number, con: IDictionary | ILambdaErrorResponse) {

}
either(null, {}) // Works
either(500, {}) // Works

The second failure call (failure(null, {})) works, because in Typescript, null and undefined are subtypes of all types (see the spec) and thus you can assign null to string | number you can enable strictNullChecks to make the compiler forbid this scenario (but this might cause a lot of other warnings)


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Migrants are waiting in transit zones in Hungary
Since March 14, 2017, Hungary has again cracked down on the right to asylum. Every asylum seeker, including minors from the age of fourteen, must now stay in one of two closed centers near the Serbian border.
A migrant family in the transit zone at Röszke on the border between Hungary and Serbia. / Csaba Segesvari/AFP
By Hélène Bienvenu,Röszke and Tompa,Hungary,and Subotica,Serbia |
The barbed wires that surround the "transit zone" for asylum seekers on the southern border of Hungary across from Serbia scintillate like a thousand lights in the Tompa sky.
This buffer zone, which is the only interruption to the Hungarian barbed wire wall enclosing the 1,758 km border with Serbia, and which increased in size recently to 162 containers, has formed part of the border landscape since September 15, 2015.
Since March 14, 2017, however, any foreigner in an irregular situation in Hungary is systematically taken either to the Tompa transit zone or that of Röszke, 50 km further to the east on Serbian-Hungarian border.
Conditions in the transit zones are basically acceptable (open 24 hours a day, hot showers, three meals a day, access to medical care, etc.).
Yet the new measure, which adds to the existing drastic arsenal against "illegal immigration", has resulted in a violent reaction from Erno Simon, communications officer of United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) in Hungary.
"This law is contrary to international law," Simon says. "No-one should be sanctioned for seeking asylum. Detention can only be justified in certain cases which are limited in time.
"It cannot be applied automatically. This is even more so since the asylum seeking process can take months in Hungary," he says.
Simon is also alarmed at the lowering of the age limit to fourteen years, making minors subject to the same treatment as adults, "which places them at the mercy of violence and sexual abuse", he warns.
As far as the Hungarian government is concerned, however, any mention of detention centers is avoided. György Bakondi, chief adviser to prime minister Viktor Orban in the matter of internal security, claims that "the only authorized exit is in the direction of Serbia".
However, Simon notes that "the possibility of obtaining asylum in Serbia is very limited", the country not being regarded as "secure" by the UNHCR.
Janos Lazar, a minister in Orban's chancellery, makes reference to security risks.
"The government does not want to place its fellow citizens in danger and it also does not want illegal migrants moving freely on its territory," he says.
The new measure provoked the visit to Hungary last Tuesday by Dimitris Avramopoulos, European Commissioner for Migration, Home Affairs, and Citizenship.
Subsequently, Avramopoulos announced the creation of a working group "in a spirit of cooperation" with the Hungarian government in order to ensure that the country fulfills its European obligations.
For the 7,000 migrants present on Serbian territory, Hungary remains a drawcard. Nearly 150 of them, including families from Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, and Pakistan, wait in the transit camp of Subotica, a border village 35 km from Röszke.
"Certainly they are going to continue to cross legally or illegally," sighs Norbert Györi, the coordinator of the camp, regretting the lack of cooperation from Hungary. "The Hungarian (border) closure has simply raised the price demanded by smugglers."
It is not a rare occurrence for this trained sociologist to witness the same people failing in their requests here, once their request for exile has been rejected by Hungary.
"We encourage them to follow the legal path and go through the transit zones," he says.
This is what Alan Alli and his 47-year-old mother have decided to do. Originally from a village near Mosul in Iraq, they fled ISIS seven months go.
They are waiting their turn to present themselves at the Hungarian transit zone.
"We are Kurds and Yazidis, like everyone who left the village. We want to reach Germany where human rights are better respected than in Hungary," he says.
"We risk waiting two or three months here before entering Hungarian territory," he concludes. "It was easier before."
The dilemma of migrants in Hungary
If migrants wish to seek asylum in Hungary, they are compulsorily required to reside in extra-territorial containers set up in a transit zone, awaiting the outcome of their requests.
In 2016, fewer than 425 people received asylum or other forms of protection from Hungary.
At the moment, Hungary has only recorded 1,720 requests for asylum for 2017, a figure that is down considerably from last year.
If migrants do not wish to stay, they are able to leave and enter Serbia.
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surrounding of mountains, lakes and greenery. Offering excellent respite from city life, the diverse landscape includes terraced fields as well as the Terai plains covered with the different types of vegetation. The mixed pastures, hills of colorful Rhododendron and jasmines, beautiful sunrise and sunset, friendly people and a rich Limbu culture offer additional appeal.
Basantapur also hosts trekkers on the way to Mt. Kanchenjunga in Taplejung and the popular Teenjure Milke-Jaljale Trail.
while winters are not extreme even though temperatures could sometimes fall below o degree.
Predominant Culture:As in Kanchenjunga region further, Limbu culture is predominant in the surrounding areas of Basantapur as well. Other ethnic groups that reside in the area are Gurung, Rai, Tamang, Brahmin and Chhettri. Tharu, Newar and Marwadi people also live in some areas. Most of the people here are farmers by occupation.
Tinjure Dada : From Tin Jure(3,660m) edge one can see magnificent views of sunrise and sunset,, and majestic view of the mountains. Thirty four varieties of Rhododendron are found here. Tin Jure Danda is about half-hour away from Basantapur Bazaar.
Tinjure Milke Jaljale Trail, also known as the Rhododendron Trail, spreads across Taplejung, Terathum and Sankhuwasabha districts. Hile, north of Dharan, is good place to start out. Alternately, you can start from Phidim at the end of a newly completed dry season dirt road that traverses Ilam's young tea estates.
Heading northeast out of Hile, the trail climbs gradually through settlements of recent migrants from the northern Olangchung region, trans-Himalayan yak drivers who live for months on tsampa (roasted barely flour), dried yak meat, and cheese. Gupha Pokhari is a serene lake set on a ridge looking east at the Kanchenjunga massif and west at Makalu and the Khumbu Himal. From here, a shorter trek follows the Milke Danda ridge due north, climbing to 4'700m into the Jaljale Himal, a remote area spotted with lakes and inhabited by mountain people from Tibet. You can then descend east to the Mewa stream and continue to Taplejung's airfield and further to the Kanchenjunga Conservation Area.
Milke Danda : On the way to Taplejung is another popular Rhododendron forest known by the name of Milke Danda (2,905). Milke Danda provides a closer view of the Kanchenjunga and Kumbhakarna mountains and offers beautiful sunrise and sunset surprises when weather is clear. It is on the trekking trail between Taplejung and Basantapur Bazaar.
Pattek Danda: Pattek Danda (2,500m) is equally beautiful for sunrise, sunset and also offers a wide view of the Himalayas including Mt. Everest and Mt. Kanchenjunga . Pattek Danda is ideal for short treks and is also a good area for picnics. There is a popular Goddess Kali temple, 2-hour walk from Basantapur Bazaar. Pattek Danda, about 3 km from Basantapur can alo be reached via Chitre that is 15-minute drive away. From here Pattek Danda is a 30-minute trek.
Gupha Pokhari us a natural pond that lies on the trekking trail to Taplejung from Basantapur. Picturesque views of mountains, sunrise and sunset can be seen from here. This pond has religious significance and is also a good resting place for Taplejung trekkers.
Margh Pokhari (2,600m) is another natural pond on the lap of the hills. The pond holds religious value and has scenic beauty. The pond has contributed to keep the surroundings green. The Margh Pokhari watershed area has a dense forest that habitats popular species of Rhododendron and precious plants. Margh Pokhari is on the way to Basantapur from Sindhuwa, which is 5 km from Basantapur.
Panchakanya Pokhari is another popular tourist site. Also known a Chhathar Pokhari, Panchakanya Pokhari is approximately 2-hour walk further down from Sukrabare Bazaar. Among the many ponds here, the largest pond in the area is Panchakanya.
A fair known as Sukrabare Bazaar (Sukrabar is Friday in Nepali) is held every Friday in Hammarjung VDC, showcasing the mixed culture of settlements. Majority of the inhabitants here are Limbu. Thus, it is an ideal place and time to experience the rich Limbu culture. The village popular for homespun cloth called Khadi (cotton). The village can be reached via Sindhuwa Bazaar, another popular area of Basantapur.
Access: Getting There Basantapur is in Tehrathum district of Koshi zone. It can be reached via Hile in Dhankuta district. Buses are available at Central Bus Station, Gongabu, in Kathmandu . Another option is to fly to Biratnagar and drive to Hile Bazaar. Buses are available from the Hile Bazaar to Basantapur Tourist Services .
Accommodation and Facilities: Budget hotels and moderate accommodation facilities are available in Basantapur Bazaar. There are many small hotels and restaurants in the area to cater to local passers by. Camping sites are also available for trekkers.
एक्दमै खुशी लाग्यो तपाईं को यो blog पढ्नु पाउदा। keep it up. we r there to support you. pheri pheri yestai padnu pau.
Biratnagar bta Basantapur jada ra 4days jate basda kate jate cost parxa?
basantapur ma showfall kun month ma huncha???


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Tarasovka
Imperekh Taraskath
Тарасковская Империя
Taraskovyan Empire
Official Empire Wide Languages Russian, Taraskath
Major Official Regional Languages Dutch, Sortvalian, Toran, English, Riikan
Government Semi-Constitutional Federal Empire
Vasilevs Mikhail Shakhovskoy
Establishment August 1, 1152 After Strife
Capital Capital City of Vigvar
Population Approximately 10 billion
Currency 1 Taraskovyan Frank = 100 Centimes
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The Taraskovyan Empire (Russian: Тарасковская Империя; Taraskath: Imperekh Taraskath) is an impressive interstellar State, in terms of size and might. Taraskovya spans over 45'000 years of history and has a unique and proud identity. Although coming from various cultural, religious and ethnic backgrounds, the Taraskovyan people share an overzealous love for their motherland, ancient traditions and freedom. And although they are known to be quite xenophobic and mistrusting of foreigners, Taraskovyans are also known for their remarkable and sincere hospitality.
1 Brief History
1.1 Pre-Unification
1.2 Uidath of the Emerald Spire and the Unification
1.3 The High Unity
1.4 The Strife
1.5 The First Grand Ducal Period
1.6 The Federal Period
1.7 The Second Grand Ducal Period
1.8 The Empire
2 Politics
3 Imperial Realms and Dominions
3.1 Imperial Realms
3.1.1 United Kingdom of Cardinia and Dakathia
3.1.2 Kingdom of Dreamreach
3.1.3 Kingdom of Nyi-Gardarika
3.1.4 Grand Duchy of Sortavala
3.1.5 Duchy of Zoria
3.1.6 Autonomous Republic of the Island of Atlantic
3.1.7 United Provinces of Tavaroth
3.1.8 New Crimea
3.2 Imperial Dominions
3.2.1 Omeldor-1 Territories
3.2.2 Joint Protectorates
3.2.3 Venom
3.2.4 Other Possessions
4 Foreign Policy
Pre-Unification
The so called Pre-Unification period of the Taraskovyan history lasts up to the year 44'215 B.S. (Before Strife) and is characterized by a great lack of written documentation and of available information. Many archeologists and researchers agree than what is now the Taraskovyan Metropoly was home to a number of different civilisations and even races for a long period of time. The four major ethnicities that disputed supremacy over what now is Taraskovyan territory were the Taraskath, the Setari, the Amalori and the Keth, each having their own, radically distinct from the others, style of life and vision of the world.
Even if written documents pertaining to this period are scarce, the 'Prophecies of Sathala', a very important and sacred text of the Church of the Seven Deities, belong to this period. It is also a known fact that the Sacred Citadel of Zynthris was built during that period and it was it that inspired Taraskath architects in the millennia to come.
Uidath of the Emerald Spire and the Unification
Up to 44'215 B.S. the Taraskath did not form a single nation, but dwelled in dispersed tribes all over the territory of Cardinia, Dakathia and Tarvalak. These tribes, divided not only by the levels of development, but also by political, philosophical and religious views, built a number of Citadels throughout their territories, forming a myriad of City States constantly at war with each other. The rare times of peace between the Taraskath were used to wage wars against either of their Amalori, Setari or Keth neighbours. The greatest of all Taraskath Citadels was the Black Hand, which also served as a symbolic capital, its might and riches sparking a great number of wars between rival Lords lusting for power and leadership.
Everything changed drastically in 44'215 B.S. when Uidath Karetsah, Lord of the Emerald Spire, led a coalition of Lords and took over the Citadel of the Black Hand, disposing of its Lord and slaughtering his dreaded Black Guard. With the support of the majority of Lords and of the Church of the Seven, Uidath proclaimed himself as the first ruler of a unified Taraskath nation, which he dubbed 'Namel Zethanekh', the 'High Unity'.
The success of young Uidath in unifying the Taraskath territories remains a mystery even today. The Church of the Seven Deities and their sacred texts insist on the fact that Lord Uidath was bestowed with the blessings of the Seven Deities and was entrusted with the Sword of Rulers, a powerful artifact that is still wielded by the Grand Dukes of today.
The High Unity
By 43'567 B.S. Lord Uidath finally managed to reunite each and every Taraskath Citadel under his control and dubbed himself as the first Shokath-Kshas, the Supreme Lord and Ruler of the Kin. The rise of the High Unity was met with fear from the nations of Setar, Amalor and Kethar. Having had to endure sporadic raids by Taraskath throughout their history, the three peoples saw the Taraskath nation as a clear threat.
The Keth were the first to react and sent an army was the High Unity. The Taraskath met their foes in the valley of the Thousand Teeth, where the Keth soldiers were ambushed and butchered, the Keth Lords narrowly escaping the same fate. They fled back to their lands and pleaded for help to the Amalori and the Setari, which joined forces against the High Unity. This sparked the famous Eternal War, which the Taraskath won after several thousand years of fighting. Texts dating from the period insist on the fact that the Taraskath slaughtered and massacred their foes to the very last individual, yet many researchers agree that the three rival ethnicities were weakened and absorbed into the Taraskath kin.
Although being victorious, the Taraskath were greatly weakened by the Eternal War and for a time there was peace. The war left many tribes too small to exist by themselves and forced them to join up with others to survive. Moreover, the great struggle against a common enemy instilled a sense of national identity to all Taraskath, an identity tied to war and slaughter. The High Unity knew some periodic civil wars between rival Lords, but the country continued to develop itself and prosper, with Taraskath merchants and nobles soon beginning to sail to lands far beyond the oceans to bring back cheap slaves.
The Strife
The Strife is the name of a major civil war that ravaged Tarasovka from 5 to 1 B.S. With the explosion of the slave market in Tarasovka, the population of slaves in the years before the Strife equaled and even surpassed the Taraskath population. The first slaves were brought in centuries before the Strife, a short time for the Taraskath, yet many generations for those from beyond the oceans. By 50 B.S. the slave rebellions became a routine event in the High Unity, with the Lords proving ruthless in dealing with them.
And while the Lords were slaughtering thousands of individuals, the rest of the Taraskath society began to ask itself questions and quickly gave birth to an Abolitionist movement, with some of the Lord joining it. Those who were loyal to the old ways dubbed themselves the Defenders of Tradition. The two groups remained in a tense state without fighting each other in the open.
The culmination of the stand off came when the female Shokath-Kshas Amala Karetsah, after the death of her previous companion in a hunting accident, chose a Russian man by the name of Mstislav Shakhovskoy for companion and gave birth to a male heir with Russian blood. Amala, however, already had a daughter from the previous relationship, Tekhala, who now had a rival. The Defenders of Tradition immediately called for Tekhala to be declared as legitimate heir to the Sword, while the Abolitionists defended the right of Mstislav to rule by his wife's side. After a failed attempt by the Defenders to assassinate Mstislav and his son, a civil war erupted between them and the Abolitionists.
During the five years of struggle, many were killed, but the Abolitionists won and forced the Defenders into a permanent exile. Mstislav Shakhovskoy, who had subdued Amala completely and fully to his influence by the end of the Strife, abolished slavery and took the title of Veliky Knyaz (Grand Duke). He established his capital at the Citadel of Vigvar, for the Citadel of the Black Hand was lost in a tremendous earthquake that erupted in its area while two armies were fighting each other to the last by its walls. However, wanting not to offense the Taraskath, Mstislav equaled his title of Grand Duke to that of the Supreme Lord and Ruler. In symbol of a new start, a new calendar was put in place marking the end of the Strife as the first year of a new era.
The First Grand Ducal Period
The Grand Ducal period, stretching from 1 A.S. until 1141 A.S., was remarkable for a relative stability and prosperity of the Grand Duchy of Tarasovka and its entry on the international scene. Some suggest that this rapid evolution was sparked by the comparatively short lives of the Grand Dukes who then had a share of non-Taraskath blood in their veins. Because it was ruled by Russian Dukes, Tarasovka became to be seen as a Slavic state, the Grand Duchy attracted, overtime, an important community of Slavic migrants, most of whom were Russian. The migrants brought with them their culture and also achiements and traditions from beyond the seas, which only helped the Taraskovyan prosperity.
The greatest achievements have been made by Grand Duke Mikhail I. Under his rule the Grand Duchy reached great technologic heights and went into the conquest of the stars, with the first major out world colony founded on Mars. A skilled and cunning politician, Mikhail I maneuvered between the various activities undertaken by the GDODAD, of which the Grand Duchy was once member, and always ensured that the interests of the Grand Duchy and not that of the organisation prevailed in relevant situations. Eventually, the Grand Duke stepped down and handed power over to his son, Mikhail II, a move disputed by the leader's daughter, Archduchess Anastasya. This triggered the Plague which would cause the fall of the Grand Duchy and the exile of Archduchess Vethara.
The Federal Period
The Federal period began in 1141 A.S. after the fall of the last Grand Duke during the Plague and the seizing of power by a triumvirate of military commanders who dubbed themselves the Ruling Council and held supreme power over the country. During this period many of the ancestral rights and traditions of the Taraskovyan people were abolished, the Alexander Guard was marginalised and isolated. All of this eventually sparked a renaissance of ultra-nationalist and traditionalist movements and opened hidden rifts between the various cultures and ethnicities within the Taraskovyan territory. Various nationalist factions, such as the White Legion have turned Taraskovyan cities into battle zones as the weak Federal government attempted to restore peace and order.
The positive aspects of that period included the integration of the Vortex Corporation and of the Knootian Europolis Islands into the Taraskovyan Federation, expansion of territorial assets on Mars and elsewhere.
The Second Grand Ducal Period
The second Grand Ducal period began after the unexpected return of the Grand Duke Mikhail II, who was believed by everyone to have died during the Plague. The Grand Duke, wielding the Sword of Rulers, joined the Ruling Council and pushed forward the voting in of a new Constitution. The document, innovative in many aspects, was passed by a majority of the People and of the Fiefdoms and came into force in May 1148 A.S., putting a definitive end to the short Federal period. Shortly after, the First Grand Ducal Parliament was elected.
On August 1, 1152 After Strife, His Majesty the Grand Duke was crowned as His Most August Majesty the Vasilevs Mikhail of all Taraskovya, begging a new page in Taraskovyan history.
Imperial Realms and Dominions
Administratively, the Empire is subdivided into Imperial Realms, territories fully subject to the Imperial Constitution and, thus, send representatives to the Imperial Parliament, and Imperial Dominions, which are defined by exclusion: a territory under Taraskovyan jurisdiction which is not a Realm is a Dominion.
Imperial Realms
Despite their differences, the Realms follow a more or less similar political organization. Every Realm has an executive authority led by a Minister-Chancellor, appointed by the local legislative body and confirmed by the Vasilevs. Despite the Vasilevs having extensive powers of veto over all official matters in the Empire, the Realms are Parliamentary democracies, with the exception of Zoria and Sortavala where special power sharing systems are in place. In the Autonomous Republic of the Island of Atlantic, the Minister-Chancellor is elected directly by the local population.
United Kingdom of Cardinia and Dakathia
The United Kingdom of Cardinia and Dakathia covers the territories formerly know as the Grand Duchy of Taraskovya proper. With the Imperial reform and to avoid confusion between two Taraskovyas (Grand Duchy and Empire), the Grand Duchy was made into a Kingdom. Peerage-wise, the former Grand Duchy now spans three titles, namely the Kingdom itself, as well as the Grand Duchies of Uthar and Aphyr, the latter having no effect on the administrative and politicial structure.
The United Kingdom is the heart of the Empire, it is the cradle of the Taraskovyan civilization. The Imperial Realm and the Vasilevs dwell in Vigvar, which is the capital of not only the Kingdom, but also of the Empire itself.
Kingdom of Dreamreach
The Kingdom of Dreamreach is an entire star system transferred to Grand Duke Mikhail II by the United Star Empire of Valinon, in exchange for a non-aggression agreement between the United Star Empire and the Grand Duchy, which was approved by the Grand Ducal Parliament. Dreamreach proper and the Empire also became part of a free trade zone.
It is the first star system to be officially belonging fully to the Grand Duchy, even if rumours circulate about a certain "Safe Haven", a system reportedly under control of the Taraskovyan Space Fleet.
Dreamreach was first referred to as a Dominion, until the Grand Duke decided to promote it to a Kingdom. Nowadays, the Kingdom is an important Taraskovyan outpost, with a billion population.
Kingdom of Nyi-Gardarika
The Kingdom of Nyi-Gardarika was formally created in the early days of 1150 AS, amalgamating the quasi-entirety of Taraskovyan territories on Mars, namely Cimmeria, as well as the Fiefdoms of Svarog, Dajdbog and Stribog. The series of referenda which led to the creation of Nyi-Gardarika became a symbol of political stability and of a healthy semi-direct Taraskovyan democracy.
Grand Duchy of Sortavala
The Sotvala Isles are a northern archipelago under Taraskovyan control and historically inhabited by Sotvalians, a finnic people. Conquered centuries ago, the archipelago today has a bi-cultural population of ethnic Sortvalians and Ros. The religions composition is almost equally split between the Sortvalian Lutheran Church and the Taraskovyan Orthodox Church.
A rather reclusive portion of the Empire, it is nevertheless famed for supplying troops to complement the renowned 3rd Strike Corps of the Taraskovyan National Defence Forces, as well as of other military formations.
The Vasilevs of all Taraskovya is not the Grand Duke of Sortavala. However, the Grand Duke exercises only symbolic authority, with the bulk of powers residing with a local Minister-Chancellor and the supreme veto powers being wielded by the Vasilevs. However, in practical terms, the Vasilevs devolves his veto powers to the Grand Duke.
Duchy of Zoria
Following the reunion of Mikhail II and his sister Vethara after years of separation, the Grand Duke decided to purchase a territory on Venus from the Eternal Noldorin Empire of Menelmacar and gift it to the Archduchess. The necessary funds came from the personal fortune of the Grand Duke and the territory was acquired rapidly in what is seen by many as one of the most eccentric acts of the Grand Duke ever.
Whatever the reasons fof its purchase, today the Duchy is a personal fief of Grand Duchess Vethara of Taraskovya. There is no Minister-Chancellor, all executive powers except for the Vasilevs'es supreme veto privileges reside with Her Imperial Highness.
Autonomous Republic of the Island of Atlantic
The Autonomous Republic of the Island of Atlantic (ARIA) was formed following the annexation by the Taraskovyan Federation of the Allanean State of Freedom Island. Despite it's official appelation of Republic, the territory is an Imperial Realm and has the Monarch of Taraskovya for supreme ruler.
The local government is led by a Minister-Chancellor
United Provinces of Tavaroth
The Taraskovyan Federation intervened into the Tavarothian Provinces following rather shady events involving a group of Taraskovyan nobles. Following the restoration of the Grand Ducal Government, the Tavarothian Provinces were declared a protectorate of the Grand Duchy. As of now, the political situation has been largely stabilised by the Taraskovyan National Defence Forces and the further fate of the territories is to be decided in the foreseeable future.
In the meantime, the collective territories are dubbed as United Provinces of Tavaroth, forming a loose federation, with a unicameral Parliament and a Minister-Chancellor. Each of the provinces administers itself on a unitary basis.
New Crimea
New Crimea is a planet of ten million souls and is the only inhabitable planet of the system bearing the same name (the official appellation of the system having been too weird for the likes of the locals). The overwhelming part of the planet's surface is covered in ocean. Initially colonized by the VerTech Conglomerate for its extensive sea-food reserves and picturesque tropical islands, the planet passed under full Imperial administration. VerTech maintains exclusive economic rights in some parts of the planet.
Imperial Dominions
Omeldor-1 Territories
The Grand Duchy extends its sovereignty over a certain amount of domes on the Omeldor-1 Craftworld. These territories, due to their particular status and possible overlapping of Taraskovyan sovereignty with that of the local Sisgardian Fellowship of Nations authority, made their inclusion into the Grand Duchy problematic.
As of now, the Domes of Kshas-Loith, Novy Sad and Svetogor, fully under Taraskovyan administration, and the Dome of Gesagard, under joint administration with Taurenor and the Technocratic Republics, are placed under direct authority of the Grand Duchy.
Joint Protectorates
The so called "joint protectorates" are nations over which the Grand Duchy has the role of Protector, yet shares it with one or more other nations. Such territories include Os Sanglants (fellow Protectors: Der Angst and Zepplin Manufacturers Industries) and North-Western Antarctica (fellow Protector: Der Angst).
Venom is a largely inhospitable planet, covered in vast deserts. However, it is a major source of Drochium, a precious mineral with breathtaking properties. Initially it was colonized by both the Free Miners Guild and VerTech, respectively on the north and south poles. When the two mega-corporations nearly went to war with each other over the demarcation of mutual exploitation zones, the Empire intervened and placed the planet under its full political authority.
The FMG did not at first accept the State intervention into the matter and its security forces provided resistance to the light TNDF troops dispatched to the planet. After the corporate forces were steamrolled by much heavier units quickly dispatched to quell the unrest, nobody dared challenge Imperial authority again.
Other Possessions
The Taraskovyan National Defence Forces also extend their jurisdiction over the Oberon moon in the Solar System. The moon is uninhabited safe for various scientific and military personnel.
The Vrijstaat space station in the vicinity of Jupiter is also under Taraskovyan jurisdiction. Inhabited by thousands of extremely anarchist Utharians, and not presenting any particular strategic importance, it was given extensive self-rule. The TNDF maintains several operational orbital facilities in the vicinity of Der Angistian Jovian assets.
For additional information, see: Taraskovyan Diplomacy
The traditional Taraskovyan reasoning when dealing with international matters can be explained by a simple proverb: "When two dogs fight, the fox makes profit." Indeed, Taraskovyan diplomacy and involvement always had the goal of gaining the most in any situation. As such, Tarasovka always distanced itself from large alliances that might endanger the fiercely defended national sovereignty. Instead, it prefers to enter into bilateral accords or, in certain cases, to enter into multinational alliances that do not impose any overly strict rules over their members.
The Empire highly values its friendship and alliance with Der Angst, the two countries having historically shared a privileged relationship. Remarkably enough, the conservative monarchy that is Tarasovka also shares a cordial relation with the liberal republic that is Knootoss, despite calls by a minority of the Taraskovyan political establishment for the Grand Duchy to concentrate more on other conservative and monarchal States.
As of today, the Empire participates in the following alliances/treaties:
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