Scores of people flocked to the Sugar Bay hotel in Hastings, Christ Church today to purchase items at discounted rates.
From 10 a.m, management of the former Amaryllis hotel opened its gates to dozens of anxiously awaiting buyers who rushed to purchase bath towels, drapes, sinks, bed sheets, curtains, cupboards, fridges and bed sets among other items.
General Manager Sharon Hugh-White told Barbados TODAY that management was satisfied with the smooth running of the day's proceedings.
She indicated that the items which were not sold would be donated to charities and the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
Sugar Bay is slated to open on November 1.
I thought bajans didn't have any money?
Bajans have money for what's important to them. It's those that are always complaining about how hard things are, have or find the money when they need it.
Must have been a shoppers nightmare there today.
The gap among the rich and struggling poor needs to be highlighted and lessened. When our children are now driven to prostitution and theft….where are the voices of righteous progress..
check the beds for bed bugs, no joke.
Angela, truer words have never been spoken. Not only should the beds be checked, but all other pieces of furniture should be checked thoroughly for those pesky little blood suckers. Trust me, I have firsthand knowledge of hotels and bed bugs.
check the beds for bed bugs. no joke.


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Earlier than calling for assist, know the system you've gotten. Get the brand, model name, and in case you can you should get the upkeep historical past out. This can let you know that you just're capable of give the contractor the data that can help them. If you want to cool your own home in the summertime with out using your air-con on full, consider installing followers in your home. An attic fan can blow hot air out while sucking in cool air into your basement, and ceiling followers help distribute the air in your rooms evenly.
Service your hearing and cooling methods once annually. The service will include motor inspection, oiling of shifting components, and a freon degree verify. These easy to do things are going to allow your system to run its finest. As you examine new HVAC system, you should definitely have a look at the vitality scores for each unit. The higher they are, the better they are going to be. Efficiency will not only get your home snug quicker, however it can save you in your energy payments if you end up operating your new unit.
Make sure that your HVAC is clear when working outdoors. You must strive conserving any vegetation about two ft away out of your outside items. Preserve the areas above it and on each side of it clear. Be sure you aim your grass clippings away from the unit when mowing. Keep leaves from getting inside your unit in the fall. Hold your evaporator coil clear. A unclean coil will cause the unit to strain when cooling air. You may clear the coil your self easily. Merely take away the front panel to reveal the coil and use a delicate brush hooked up to a vacuum to take away any dust and particles that has accumulated on the coil.
If you are unsure about which HVAC contractor to name whenever you experience an gear failure, take the time to ask friends and family for personal suggestions. By doing this, it is possible for you to to feel extra confident concerning the alternative you make, as a result of you'll have gotten the opinions of individuals you already know to be trustworthy. Every time attainable, try to shade the compressor unit exterior. The air that is in a place that's shaded is usually 5 to 6 levels cooler than the encircling air. Your air-con unit will probably be up to ten % extra environment friendly if it is properly shaded throughout the summer season months.
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Rochester is a wonderful place for cross country skiing. The area's many parks provide miles of trails.
"Snow Trails - Cross-country Ski and Snowshow in Central and Western New York State" in a guidebook loaded with maps on where to have fun outdoors in Rochester in the winter. On FootprintPress.com (Image at right).
A popular beginner's ski place is Quaker Pond at Mendon Ponds. Take the third entrance to Mendon Ponds (Pond Rd). The parking lot is about a .5 miles into the park, on the right, up a small hill. The loop is 2.7 miles and marked by purple. Along the trail I've seen many deer, chickadees and cardinals. The flora is nice too, with cattails, evergreens and lots of tress.
The rest of Mendon Ponds is covered with trails of varying difficulty, including the terrifyingly-hilly East Esker. Grooming is provided by rxcsf.org. With good snow this is the gem of Monroe County parks.
Ellison Park does not have any groomed trails, but offers plenty of flat and gently rolling terrain to ski. Intrepid trailbreakers often leave good ski tracks, if the dog walkers and snowshoers don't get them first.
Powder Mills Park offers several (ungroomed) trails (about 10 miles worth), and a very small downhill ski area using a rope tow.
Playing fields around Cobb's Hill Park are good for skiing, although snow is often too deep.
Behind Cobb's Hill Park, Washington Grove Park offers a tangled network of trails with lots of twists, turns, and hills. The area is heavily used by dog walkers, who nicely pack the trails for fast skiing, so be courteous. Not recommended in icy conditions.
Genesee Valley Park offers acres of large fields to practice on. The Erie Canal towpath is sometimes ski-able.
When there is no snow in Rochester, there is very likely to be snow at Harriet Hollister Rec area (at the south end of Honeoye Lake). Grooming is provided by rxcsf.org. With about 2000 feet higher elevation the temperature runs about 5 degrees colder and the microclimate gets much more snow than the city.
The Ski Company in Frontier Commons sells cross country equipment.
The Rochester Nordic Ski Club produces regular events, monthly presentations and meetings, and hosts the perennial Winterfest.
The Rochester Cross-Country Ski Foundation focuses more on the development of nordic skiiing in the area.
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Wayne Klotz is Recipient of the AAWRE 2018 Outstanding Practitioner in Water Resources Engineering Award
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Mr. D. Wayne Klotz, P.E., ENV SP, D.WRE, F.EWRI, Pres.09.ASCE has been announced as the recipient of the 2018 AAWRE Outstanding Practitioner in Water Resources Engineering Award. Mr. Klotz is recognized for the award for his significant contributions in the practice of water resources engineering and his visionary leadership in the civil engineering profession. Mr. Klotz is the 4th recipient of the Outstanding Practitioner in Water Resources Engineering Award.
The AAWRE Outstanding Practitioner in Water Resources Engineering Award was established in 2014 to recognize a Diplomate, Water Resources Engineer (D.WRE) who has demonstrated a significant contribution to the engineering practice based on either a single outstanding achievement or through a body of work related to the practice of environmental or water resources engineering.
Mr. Klotz made significant contributions throughout his 45-year career to the disciplines of environmental and water resources through engineering practice. Mr. Klotz has been involved with ASCE and EWRI at every level and has given countless hours to supporting and promoting these and other professional engineering organizations. His overall engagement in policy for water resources has been remarkable. His almost endless list of accomplishments demonstrates his commitment to securing and providing a safe, clean, abundant water supply to the Houston area, state of Texas and the nation, and is demonstrated by his involvement in every major water initiative in the state of Texas for over 30 years. His experience has allowed him to work on major projects for with water authorities in Texas, which has given him a state-wide presence.
Mr. Klotz was the president of Houston-based Klotz Associates, Inc., for nearly 3 decades. Mr. Klotz was appointed to the Coastal Water Authority's board of directors in 2011 by Houston's mayor, Annise D. Parker, and served as board president. He also served as co-chair for public works on Parker's transition committee and was a member the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Community Resilience Task Force. Klotz earned a bachelor's degree in civil engineering from Texas A&M University in 1974 and a master's degree, also in civil engineering, from the University of Houston in 1976, and he has established the Klotz Associates Endowed Scholarship in Civil Engineering at both universities.
His accolades include ASCE's 2005 Edmund Friedman Professional Recognition Award, the 2011 Texas Engineer of the Year Award, and the 2011 Houston Engineer of the Year Award. Texas A&M named him a distinguished graduate in 2004, and ASCE's Texas Section and that section's Houston Branch have recognized his contributions with awards. The American Water Works Association honored him with lifetime membership for his more than 30 years of dedication to the association and the water profession. Mr. Klotz also served as ASCE National President in 2009 and was awarded the Diplomate, Water Resources Engineer board certification in 2007.
In 2010, Mr. Klotz led ASCE to cofound the Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure (ISI) and served as Chair in 2013. He has served on the board ever since, shepherding the institute's education of civil engineers in sustainable design, certification of thousands of individuals nationwide and recognition of the first Gold Award for sustainable infrastructure. Wayne achieved ISI certification and encourages civil engineers nationwide to do the same. Today, some 350 projects are estimated to be using ISI's Envision guidelines for sustainable infrastructure, and nearly 5,000 engineering professionals have earned their Envision Sustainability Professional (ENV SP) designation.
Wayne stated on his recognition:
"I am honored to receive the 2018 AAWRE Outstanding Practitioner in Water Resources Engineering Award. Having spent 45 years pursuing water resources improvements, I have had the privilege to develop a large number of friends and colleagues in the field. Their knowledge and passion inspire me in my own endeavors. Knowing the incredible contributions of leaders in the field, I am humbled to be recognized for the work that I have done."
Mr. Klotz will be presented with the Outstanding Practitioner award at the 2018 AAWRE Diplomate Induction & Awards Ceremony on June 4 at the EWRI 2018 World Environmental & Water Resources Congress in Minneapolis.
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The Age: Melbourne Zoo fears animal panic during tunnel drilling blasts. January 26, 2014. Henrietta Cook and Farrah Tomazin
Mali the elephant celebrates turning 4 at the Melbourne Zoo and was playing with the unnamed five week old baby elephant there. The Age. Photo: Angela Wylie. January 16 2014.
Bad vibrations: Melbourne Zoo fears that its animals – including elephants – will be spooked during building of the east-west link. Photo: Angela Wylie
Melbourne Zoo may be forced to create an early-warning system to prevent staff from being attacked by distressed animals during construction of the east-west link.
Amid fears that loud noises could scare elephants, giraffes and other much-loved creatures, zoo chiefs are considering setting up a special alarm that would notify staff before animals could be startled.
"If you are working with an antelope species and there is a loud bang and it reacts badly, that would be problematic for everyone," Zoos Victoria chief executive Jenny Gray said.
"If [the project builders] are going to blast – and there is no expectation they will – but say for example they were going to make a really loud bang, then five minutes beforehand they would let us know so that we could then make sure that no one was at risk."
A similar alert system was used by Oregon Zoo during the construction of a nearby underground rail tunnel in the US city of Portland.
But critics of the $8 billion Melbourne road project believe that loud noise is merely the tip of the iceberg – vibrations and light spills are among other concerns – while zoo insiders have told Fairfax Media they fear visitor numbers could fall significantly while the tunnel is being built.
To minimise the impact on animals, the zoo has asked the project's three shortlisted bidders to ensure that light from late-night construction work is directed away from the zoo. It is also demanding designated hours where there is no noise, to ensure the animals can sleep.
Ms Gray said the zoo had gone through a painstaking process of determining how each species might be impacted by the underground road project. She said vibrations were amplified by water, which could make seals, pygmy hippos and crocodiles particularly sensitive. Giraffes, on the other hand, are skittish, not fond of loud noises and like everything to run to schedule.
But the zoo would pay particularly close attention to elephants, which have much better hearing and are more receptive to vibrations than humans.
"We need to make sure there are no loud noises or shocks – they don't like that," Ms Gray said.
Linking Melbourne Authority spokeswoman Gemma Boucher said the east-west link would be 150 metres from the zoo "at its closest point" and she was confident there would be no significant impacts arising from the project.
However, she admitted a contingency plan would not be established until contracts were signed later this year, which critics claim would be too late.
"It is crucial that Melbourne Zoo demand a detailed study on the health risks to vulnerable animals prior to the signing of a contract to build the east-west toll road and tunnel," Moreland Community Against the East West Tunnel spokesman Michael Petit said.
Community groups handed out flyers on Saturday during the zoo's Twilights concert series to inform visitors about the potential impact of the road project, which is one of the state government's flagship commitments ahead of this year's election.
Opponents of the project have also written to Ms Gray and zoo director Kevin Tanner, requesting an urgent meeting to discuss possible threats.
Opposition Leader Daniel Andrews said the concerns surrounding the zoo were "another example of Denis Napthine failing to think through the ramifications of this $8 billion tunnel".
"First, Denis Napthine forgot about a whole apartment block and a brand-new seeing-eye dog facility in Kensington. Now, it seems Denis Napthine hasn't realised the impact his $8 billion tunnel will have on Melbourne Zoo."
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The Tour of the Litchfield Hills
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The Tour of the Litchfield Hills returns for its sixteenth year on Sunday August 4, 2019!
For cyclists, the Tour offers non-competitive 12, 30, 55, 75, and 100 mile bike rides through the scenic Litchfield Hills of Connecticut for riders of all ability levels.
For walkers, the Tour offers 2.4, 4.2 and 6 mile walking routes through downtown Torrington Connecticut.
2019 Route Changes!
We've encountered some challenges this year with our traditional routes: Due to a bridge out in Milton, the Routes for the 75 and 100 mile rides would have needed to be trimmed to an unacceptable length and/or ridden for several miles on dirt. Additionally, ALL the longer rides (excluding the 12) would have encountered a single lane bridge on Route 202 east of Litchfield. For both reasons therefore, we're making some route changes for this year only. Please follow the tab above to the Maps/Cue Sheets page and take a look at the route you intend to ride. All the downloadable cue sheets and GPS downloads have also been updated to reflect these changes.
The mileage overall for each ride only changes slightly and only the 55 is (a tiny bit) less than the stated distance!
We thank all you riders for your participation as we continue on in our mission to support the Cancer Care Fund of the Litchfield Hills!
The Mission of the Tour
The mission of The Tour is to bring together community resources with the common goal of raising funds to support the care, treatment, education and prevention of cancer for residents living, working, or receiving treatment for cancer in Northwest Connecticut. By donating funds to The Cancer Care Fund of the Litchfield Hills, Inc., we will have a positive effect locally, in the Northwest corner, by offering our support to our friends and families living with cancer.
Thank You for riding in 2018
Thanks to the all participants who came out and rode the 2018 Tour. It was a beautiful (but terribly hot) day in Litchfield County on August 5th, and that contributed to so many wonderful folks coming out. Because of such great support, we are proud to say that we were able to raise over $100,000 for our beneficiary. We thank our sponsors and partners, and most of all, we thank you for supporting this ride by participating and helping us raise these funds for the Cancer Care Fund of the Litchfield Hills. We extend to all of you, a heartfelt thanks!
In addition to the parking at the shopping center and the municipal lot behind the library,
there's lots of on-street parking throughout downtown Torrington. Please DO NOT however park in the Knights of Columbus Parking lot.
Please Note: Online Registration Closes
Wednesday, August 3, 2016 at 11:00 PM ET.
Please Note: Rain or Shine, the Tour goes on!
No rain date.
Day of Event Registration:
We're happy to have you register the morning of the event.
All activities begin and end at Coe Park in downtown Torrington (MAP). Registration and start times for the different events occur between 6:00 and 10:15 am on August 7th. If you are part of a team, please have your registration materials completed and submitted to your team captain. You will register/check-in at team registration under your team name.
Bicycle Start Times
7:00am - 100 Mile
8:00am - 75 & 55 Mile
9:00am - 30 Mile
10:00am - 12 Mile
Walking Start Times
All Walking Routes start at 10:15am
The Tour of the Litchfield Hills returns for its Fifteenth year on Sunday August 4, 2019.
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Chemnitz ( , ; 1953–1990 között Karl-Marx-Stadt) város Németországban, Szászországban, az Érchegység északi lábánál.  Lipcse és Drezda után Szászország harmadik legnépesebb városa, az azonos nevű kormányzati körzet székhelye és a 3,5 milliós Szász-Háromszög része.

A várost írásos forrásban először 1143-ban említik. Népessége 1883-ra már elérte a , a 20. század elejére Németország egyik legfontosabb iparvárosává fejlődött. A második világháború után az NDK-hoz került. 1953-ban Marx Károly nevét vette fel, majd az újraegyesítés után eredeti nevén szervezték járási jogú várossá. Lakossága az 1970-es évek végén meghaladta a 300 ezer főt.

Chemnitz ma Németország keleti részének egyik legfontosabb gazdasági, kulturális és tudományos központja. Gazdaságának alapját a szolgáltatószektor és az ipar képezi. A tudományos élet a Chemnitzi Műszaki Egyetem körül összpontosul.

Etimológia
Chemnitz város nevét a rajta keresztülfolyó Chemnitz folyóról kapta, amely a Zwickaui-Mulde egyik kis mellékfolyója. Maga a "Chemnitz" szó a szorb "Kamjenica" szóból ered, melynek jelentése "köves patak". Cseh neve (Saská) Kamenice, a szorbok a Kamjenica nevet használják.

Földrajz
Chemnitz az Érchegység-medencében fekszik mintegy 300 méterrel a tengerszint felett, délről az Érchegység nyúlványai, északról a Közép-szász dombság határolja. A várost átszelő Chemnitz folyó széles völgyet vájt ki, amely kedvezett a település kialakulásának. A folyó két nagyobb patak (keletről a Zwönitz, nyugatról a Würschnitz) összefolyásából jön létre, emellett számos kisebb patak táplálja.

Chemnitz geológiai bázisát három nagyobb egységre lehet osztani. Az északi és északkeleti városrészek a Közép-szász dombság Glauchau és Döbeln közötti területéről benyúló granulithegységen fekszenek, amelynek kőzete, a granulit, prekambriumi üledékes kőzetek metamorfózisával keletkezett. Ez az északi-északkeleti földrajzi egység további részekre tagolódik, úgymint: Auerswaldi löszdombság, alsó Chemnitz-medence, Wittgensdorfi lösztábla és Röhrsdorfi paladombság.

A városon az itt 7-8 kilométeresre szűkülő Érchegység-medence északkelet-délnyugat irányban húzódik keresztül. A medencében található a Beutenberg (420,9 m), amely északkeletről határolja a várost. A medence uralkodó kőzettípusa a felső karbon és alsó perm idejéből származó üledékes kőzetek mellett a tufa és a löszagyag. Részegységei: Zschopau-Hochtalboden, Kohlung-tábla, Zeisigwald-Struth-dombság, Chemnitz-völgy, Chemnitz-Terrassenriedel, Siegmar-Bornai dombvidék, Neukircheni dombság és Alsó-Würschnitz-völgy.

Az Érchegység északi lejtőinek jellegzetes geológiai formája Chemnitz környékén mutatkozik meg a legtisztábban. Ebben az eubai Galgenberg hegy (471 m) és a klaffenbachi Adelsberg (508 m) vonalától délre eső földtani egységben az agyagpala-jellegű fillit és az ártéri üledékek uralkodnak. Ez a Zwönitz és Würschnitz völgyei által szabdalt lépcső 500-550-méteres magasságot ér el a Chemnitz folyó összefolyásától délnyugatra. Itt található a város legmagasabb pontja, a Klaffenbacher Höhe (523 m). A terület tovább tagolható a következő földrajzi egységekre: Érchegység északi határlépcső, Alsó-Zwönitz-völgy, harthaui Würschnitz-völgy, berbisdorfi Riedelgebiet, dittersdorfi Riedelgebiet.

Miután több települést is a városhoz csatoltak, Chemnitznek nincs egységes településszerkezete. Mindenekelőtt keleten jellemző, hogy a falusias városrészek elkülönülnek a belvárostól, míg nyugaton a városhatáron is túlnyúlik Limbach-Oberfrohna és Hohenstein-Ernstthal irányába.

Szomszédos települések
Chemnitzet a következő városok és községek határolják (északkeletről indulva az óramutató járásának megfelelően):
 Mittelsachsen járásban: Niederwiesa, Flöha, Augustusburg, Hartmannsdorf, Burgstädt, Lichtenau és Frankenberg
 Erzgebirgskreisben: Gornau, Amtsberg, Burkhardtsdorf és Neukirchen
 Zwickau járásban: Oberlungwitz, Hohenstein-Ernstthal, Callenberg, Limbach-Oberfrohna és Niederfrohna

Városrészek
Chemnitznek 39 városrésze van. Ezek közül nyolc (nevezetesen: Einsiedel, Euba, Grüna, Klaffenbach, Kleinolbersdorf-Altenhain, Mittelbach, Röhrsdorf és Wittgensdorf) a szászországi településrendelet 65–68. paragrafusa értelmében egyúttal helység is. Ezeket a településrészeket a kilencvenes években, az utolsó bővítés alkalmával csatolták Chemnitzhez, emiatt élveznek különleges jogokat a többi településrésszel szemben: saját tanácsuk van lélekszámtól függően 10-16 taggal és egy elnökkel. Feladatuk elsősorban a helységgel kapcsolatos ügyek meghallgatása, a végső döntés joga azonban Chemnitz város tanácsáé.

A városrészek hivatalos számozásának elve a következő:
 A belső városrészek jele 01 (Zentrum) és 02 (Schloßchemnitz)
 Az egyes városrész-fürtökhöz tartozó tízes helyiérték az óramutató járásának megfelelően nő
 Ezen belül az egyes városrészekhez tartozó egyes helyiérték a városhatár felé nő

Időjárás
Chemnitz a mérsékelt öv nedves kontinentális éghajlati zónájába esik. 1961 és 1990 közötti mérési átlagot alapul véve június és július a legmelegebb hónap 16,6 és 16,4 °C havi átlag középhőmérséklettel; ugyanez az érték januárban a legalacsonyabb (1,2 °C). Az évi középhőmérséklet 7,9 °C. A napi középhőmérséklet januárban 0 és -2 °C, júliusban 16 és 18 °C közé esik. A napsütéses órák száma évente átlagosan 1530 óra, júliusban 200 óra, így ez a legnapsütésesebb hónap.

Mivel a város az Érchegység uralkodó szélirány felőli oldalán fekszik, a csapadék mennyisége viszonylag magas. Az éves csapadékmennyiség 650–800 mm közötti. Küchwaldban (Schloßchemnitz városrész) a fenti időintervallumban 775 mm volt az éves csapadékátlag. A legcsapadékosabb hónap a június (85–90 mm), a legszárazabb a február (35–45 mm).

Történelem

Politika

Gazdaság és infrastruktúra

Kultúra és látnivalók
Chemnitzi Strassenbahnmuseum

Sport

Testvérvárosok
  Tampere, Finnország (1961. október)
  Ljubljana, Szlovénia (1966. október 17.)
  Arras, Franciaország (1967.)
  Timbuktu, Mali (1968. október 6.)
  Ústí nad Labem, Csehország (1970. július 17.)
  Łódź, Lengyelország (1972.)
  Mulhouse, Franciaország (1981. október 7.)
  Manchester, Egyesült Királyság (1983. március 18.)
  Volgográd, Oroszország (1988. május 6.)
  Düsseldorf, Németország (1988. április 13.)
  Akron, USA (1997. április 20.)
  Tajjüan, Kína (1999. május 17.)

Jegyzetek

Fordítás

Források
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További információk
 Chemnitz hivatalos oldala

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Q: dict–set proxy on self-referential many-to-many SQLAlchemy association In my model, I have a base object class A which holds a set of attributes. Each object of A can be connected to any other object of A through a many-to-many association object Context. This Context class holds a key for every connection.
class A(Base):
    __tablename__ = "a"
    id = Column(Integer, primary_key=True)

    # other attributes
    value = Column(Integer)

    def __init__(self, value):
        self.value = value

class Context(Base):
    __tablename__ = "context"
    holder_id = Column(Integer, ForeignKey("a.id"), nullable=False, primary_key=True)
    attachment_id = Column(Integer, ForeignKey("a.id"), nullable=False, primary_key=True)
    key = Column(String, primary_key=True)

    holder = relationship(A,
        primaryjoin=lambda: Context.holder_id==A.id)

    attachment = relationship(A,
        primaryjoin=lambda: Context.attachment_id==A.id)

The Context class therefore stores 3-tuples of the form 'Holder object a1 holds attachment a2 with key k1'.
I now want to have a smart proxy collection on A which groups this relationship on the Context.key such that I can use it as follows:
a1 = A(1)
a1.context["key_1"] = set([A(2)])
a1.context["key_2"] = set([A(3), A(4), A(5)])

a1.context["key_1"].add(A(10))

a100 = A(100)
a100.context = {
  "key_1": set([A(101)])
}

How do I have to define context?
I know there is an example for modelling a dict–set proxy in the SQLAlchemy documentation but somehow I am not able to get it to work in a self-referential situation.

A: Unless I'm blanking a bit (which is possible...gin...) this can't be done with association proxy directly on the relationship because a1.context would need to be a collection where each element has a unique key, then the collection can be a dictionary - but there is no such collection here, as a1 can have many Context objects with the same key.   Assoc prox's simple way of reducing a collection of objects to a collection of an attribute on each member object doesn't apply to this.
So if you really want this, and your structure can't change, just do what association proxy does, just in a hardcoded way, which is, build a proxying collection ! actually two, I think.  Not too big a deal, just need to turn the crank....quite a bit, make sure you add tests for every manipulation here:
from sqlalchemy import *
from sqlalchemy.orm import *
from sqlalchemy.ext.declarative import declarative_base
from sqlalchemy.ext.associationproxy import association_proxy
import itertools

Base= declarative_base()

class A(Base):
    __tablename__ = "a"
    id = Column(Integer, primary_key=True)

    # other attributes
    value = Column(Integer)

    def __init__(self, value):
        self.value = value

    @property
    def context(self):
        return HolderBySetDict(self)

    @context.setter
    def context(self, dict_):
        toremove = set([ctx for ctx in self.attached_by if ctx.key not in dict_])
        toadd = set([Context(key=k, holder=item) for k, v in dict_.items()
                            for item in itertools.chain(v)])
        self.attached_by.update(toadd)
        self.attached_by.difference_update(toremove)

class HolderBySetDict(object):
    def __init__(self, parent):
        self.parent = parent

    def __iter__(self):
        return iter(self.keys())

    def keys(self):
        return list(set(ctx.key for ctx in self.parent.attached_by))

    def __delitem__(self, key):
        toremove = set([ctx for ctx in self.parent.attached_by if ctx.key == key])
        self.parent.attached_by.difference_update(toremove)

    def __getitem__(self, key):
        return HolderBySet(self.parent, key)

    def __setitem__(self, key, value):
        current = set([ctx for ctx in self.parent.attached_by if ctx.key == key])
        toremove = set([ctx for ctx in current if ctx.holder not in value])
        toadd = set([Context(key=key,holder=v) for v in value if v not in current])
        self.parent.attached_by.update(toadd)
        self.parent.attached_by.difference_update(toremove)

    # exercises !  for the reader !
    #def __contains__(self, key):
    #def values(self):
    #def items(self):
    # ....

class HolderBySet(object):
    def __init__(self, parent, key):
        self.key = key
        self.parent = parent

    def __iter__(self):
        return iter([ctx.holder for ctx
                    in self.parent.attached_by if ctx.key == self.key])

    def update(self, items):
        curr = set([ctx.holder for ctx
                            in self.parent.attached_by if ctx.key==self.key])
        toadd = set(items).difference(curr)
        self.parent.attached_by.update(
                [Context(key=self.key, holder=item) for item in toadd])

    def remove(self, item):
        for ctx in self.parent.attached_by:
            if ctx.key == self.key and ctx.holder is item:
                self.parent.attached_by.remove(ctx)
                break
        else:
            raise ValueError("Value not present")

    def add(self, item):
        for ctx in self.parent.attached_by:
            if ctx.key == self.key and ctx.holder is item:
                break
        else:
            self.parent.attached_by.add(Context(key=self.key, holder=item))

    # more exercises !  for the reader !
    #def __contains__(self, key):
    #def union(self):
    #def intersection(self):
    #def difference(self):
    #def difference_update(self):
    # ....

class Context(Base):
    __tablename__ = "context"
    holder_id = Column(Integer, ForeignKey("a.id"), nullable=False, primary_key=True)
    attachment_id = Column(Integer, ForeignKey("a.id"), nullable=False, primary_key=True)
    key = Column(String, primary_key=True)

    holder = relationship(A,
        primaryjoin=lambda: Context.holder_id==A.id)

    attachment = relationship(A,
        primaryjoin=lambda: Context.attachment_id==A.id,
        backref=backref("attached_by", collection_class=set))

a1 = A(1)
a2 = A(2)
a3, a4, a5 = A(3), A(4), A(5)
a1.context["key_1"] = set([a2])
a1.context["key_2"] = set([a3, a4, a5])

assert set([ctx.holder for ctx in a1.attached_by if ctx.key == "key_1"]) == set([a2])
assert set([ctx.holder for ctx in a1.attached_by if ctx.key == "key_2"]) == set([a3, a4, a5])

a10 = A(10)
a1.context["key_1"].add(a10)
print set([ctx.holder for ctx in a1.attached_by if ctx.key == "key_1"])
assert set([ctx.holder for ctx in a1.attached_by if ctx.key == "key_1"]) == set([a2, a10])

a100 = A(100)
a101 = A(101)
a100.context = {
  "key_1": set([a101])
}
assert set([ctx.holder for ctx in a100.attached_by]) == set([a101])

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Q: How to select sum of column values using from and to time values? I have a table with the following structure.
id    time     value
1     00:01      5
2     00:02      4
3     00:03      4
4     00:04      9
5     00:05      7
..    ....      ...
..    ....      ...
..    ....      ...
240   03:59      4
241   04:00      5
242   04:01      4
243   04:02      4
244   04:03      9
245   04:04      7
..    ....      ...
..    ....      ...
..    ....      ...
xxx   08:00      4

How can i sum the values field from with every 4 hours difference(individual for every 4 hours).
from 00:01 to 04:00 and 04:01 to 08:00 and so on
The usual code for sum in sql i usually use is :
$sql = "SELECT SUM(value) AS total FROM table WHERE (condition)";
$rowNum = mysqli_query($conn, $sql);
$count = mysqli_fetch_assoc($rowNum);

echo  $count["total"];

So, my question is in the "condition" field how should i tell it to get just 4 hours of columns only..?
Any Help is greatly appreciated. And thank you for going through the question.


Chip Somodevilla/Getty ImagesJudge Brett Kavanaugh in July, following a meeting with Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Charles Grassley.
Three people who identified themselves as Brett Kavanaugh's "drinking buddies" at Yale University said he perjured himself and shouldn't be on the Supreme Court.
Kavanaugh told the Senate Judiciary Committee he never blacked out while drinking. These classmates say he did.
Kavanaugh's drinking habits is just one of several falsehoods Kavanaugh appeared to have made before the Senate.
Three of Judge Brett Kavanaugh's self-described "drinking buddies" from his days at Yale University in the 1980s have written an op-ed in the Washington Post opposing his confirmation as a Supreme Court justice.
According to the three – Charles Ludington, Lynne Brookes and Elizabeth Swisher – Kavanaugh perjured himself when he said under oath that he never drank to the point to forgetting what he was doing. Since Kavanaugh testified he never blacked out in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee, each has individually spoken to journalists about their reservations.
"We said, unequivocally, that each of us, on numerous occasions, had seen Brett stumbling drunk to the point that it would be impossible for him to state with any degree of certainty that he remembered everything that he did when drunk," they wrote in the op-ed.
The group said coming forward has disrupted their lives, destroyed friendships, and led to the hacking of one of their work servers. But they said they were compelled to speak out to maintain the integrity of the court.
Drew Angerer/Getty Images)Judge Brett Kavanaugh during a Supreme Court confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee in September.
Kavanaugh's comments about his drinking habits in high school and college have become a linchpin in the debate over his honesty. Speaking to the Senate Judiciary Committee on September 27 following Christine Blasey Ford's sexual assault allegations, Kavanaugh repeatedly asserted he "liked beer" but that his drinking was under control.
"I liked beer. I still like beer. But I did not drink beer to the point of blacking out," he said.
The characterization has been disputed by multiple people who knew him in high school in college. Kavanaugh also said he drank in high school and that the legal age of drinking in Maryland at the time was 18, which is false.
Kavanaugh's honesty during his Senate hearings and his interview with Fox News in September has been disputed in other areas as well. During his Judiciary Committee hearing, he said the witnesses Ford cited "refuted" her allegations, when they did no such thing. He also said that a reference in his yearbook to being a "Renate Alumnius" is a term of affection for a former classmate, while other high school classmates said it was a degrading boast about a sexual conquest.


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Pickle Rick Pringles Will Take You to a Whole New Universe. Pringles is bringing back the Pickle Rick crisps along with two new flavors: Honey Mustard Morty and Look at Me! The crisps will hit shelves in the US timed around the big game. Kommen zum SuperBowl 2020. Below, we share all the details about the flavor and where you can find these. Pickle Rick is about to make a return, but probably not on Adult Swim. The pickle flavor 5.5-ounce can is filled with dill pickle-flavored chips, and the brand suggests stacking one with an Original and ranch-flavored Pringles to get a fried pickle flavor, dubbed the Fried Rick-le Stack. I'm Cheddar & Sour Cream. Pringles® Screamin' Dill Pickle We say screamin' not because we think that's what you'll do when you taste these crisps. Pringles(R) is continuing its partnership with Adult Swim's award-winning series, Rick and Morty(TM), with an expanded collection of limited-edition flavors inspired by the hit show. With the Super Bowl 2020 on its way, Pringles has teamed up with Adult Swim's award-winning series Rick and Morty to create a special edition Pickle Rick flavor. Pickle Rick Pringles. – Beste Verwendung für eine Pringles-Dose ever. Pringles Making Rick and Morty Pickle Rick Flavor Chips. Paired with the standout hit, Pringles Pickle Rick crisps, these snackable, stackable crunchy treats are an absolute must-have for fans," sad Gareth Maguire, senior director of marketing for Pringles. I'm Cheddar & Sour Cream. We say screamin' because the dill flavor you get is so big and bold and … freaking Xtra that it just screams "PICKLE." New Rick and Morty Pringles. Just watch season 3, episode 3. December 12th, 2019 by Paul Strauss. While the flavors are self-explanatory (hello, honey mustard-flavored and cheddar-and-sour-cream-flavored chips! Now, the official Rick and Morty Twitter account have released a short video showcasing that the new Rick and Morty 'Pickle Rick' flavor will be ready "soon". Come home to the flavor of beautifully brined pickles in a decked out can paying homage to Rick and Morty's most famous episode. Pringles is paying homage to the hit animated series Rick and Morty by introducing an all-new flavor named after the show's very popular "Pickle Rick" episode. I TURNED MYSELF INTO A CAN OF PRINGLES MORTY! The Pringles flavor isn't the only Rick and Morty-themed food product to hit the shelves this year. Advertisement. Instagram user @snackstalker posted a picture of the tube, and our mouths are already watering. The special-edition Pickle Rick flavor is joined by Honey Mustard Morty and Look at Me! The new flavor was created to pay tribute to the viral hit episode "Pickle Rick". The product will be available for a limited time on grocery store shelves starting in early February 2020. To support the new flavor, Pringles plans to run a full Rick and Morty-themed commercial during the 2020 Super Bowl. The video depicts a production line of hundreds of 'Pickle Rick' flavored Pringles. To pay tribute to this horrific character, Pringles made a pickle-flavored chip you won't soon forget. The Pringles brand prides itself on pushing fans to find new, creative ways to unlock endless dimensions of flavor. Pringles® is continuing its partnership with Adult Swim's award-winning series, Rick and Morty™, with an expanded collection of limited-edition flavors inspired by the hit show. Pringles' Super Bowl spot that ran earlier this year, "Sad Device," featured guys speaking to a smart speaker about Pringles flavor combinations and the device lamenting that it couldn't try them. Check out the Rick & Morty 2020 Super Bowl Pringles commercial in the video provided below and stay tuned for the release of the 'Pickle Rick' Pringle flavor to release at a store near you very soon.
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Tales of the Trees: Happy Birthday!
He is precious! What a handsome little guy ;) Happy Birthday to your nephew Maxton!
He is so adorable! Happy 1st Birthday to the little man!
WOW that's amazing, can I say I remember when he was born, even though I never met him? He looks JUST LIKE your sister!!!
He is so adorable!! Happy Birthday Maxton!!
he is just so precious!!!! happy birthday little cutie!!
I left you a little something on my blog! Have a great day!
you are such a great auntie!! happy birthday to cute little guy!!
Your nephew is so CUTE!!
I know y'all enjoy him.
So sweet, he is such a cutie!!
What a handsome guy he is! Happy Birthday, Maxton!
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Party on the Pier in Brighton March 2011
This year's British Tourism Week will begin with the Party on the Pier in Brighton. Designed to celebrate the rich heritage of the many piers of Brighton and the rest of the United Kingdom, this event is set to be held on the Saturday of March 12, 2011. The largest event of its kind since 1996, Party on the Pier in Brighton will provide visitors and locals with a chance to enjoy all the trappings of an authentic British seaside festival.
Party on the Pier in Brighton is a collaboration between several organizations, including the British Resorts and Destinations Association (BRADA), the Tourism Management Institute (TMI), the British Association of Leisure Parks, Piers and Attractions (BALPPA) and the UK's National Piers Society. In addition to the piers in Brighton and Brighton West, over 30 of Britain's historic piers have expressed interest or made plans to participate in this nation-wide event. This means that a number of piers at seaside harbors, canals, rivers and lakes across the country will all be featuring a variety of festivities simultaneously on March 12.
In addition to its primary goal of showcasing Brighton's and the rest of the UK's piers, Party on the Pier is also aimed at bringing attention to the importance of Britain's £115 billion tourism industry. John Penrose, the UK's current Minister for Tourism, has personally endorsed the event, describing it as an excellent way to celebrate a unique aspect of Britain's history and cultural heritage. Party on the Pier in Brighton is likely to be an fresh, exciting event with entertainment that appeals to a wide variety of people, including both Brighton residents and travelers from the UK and abroad. Party on the Pier will provide visitors with an opportunity to explore Britain's rich maritime heritage and enjoy the unique seaside festivities Brighton has to offer.
If you're looking to attend Party on the Pier in Brighton in March 2011, and are looking for a hotel to stay in, check out Jurys Inn's hotel in Brighton.


congrats! I'm from Virginia and transferring to another VA school soon. Haven't quite made my pick yet, it's probably either Mason or VCU. I think you'll really like UVA, it's an awesome school and super hard to get into, so congrats!
Hey Rory! I've been MIA from commenting for a loooooong time (that's what having a baby will do to a girl). Anyway, I saw this post & just wanted to send a huge CONGRATULATIONS! That is amazing news. Choosing a school can be so tough & feel like such a huge decision (especially when you have so many to choose from). Sounds like you made the best decision for yourself. Good for you. Can't wait to hear more about your program. Congrats again!


RTI Grants are one-year awards of up to $150,000 that assist in the purchase, fabrication or rental of research equipment with a net cost between $7,001 and $250,000 (before taxes, customs and importation fees, transportation and shipping charges, assembly and installation costs).
Applicants and co-applicants must each currently hold or be applying for one of the following NSERC research grants at the time of application: Discovery Grant, Discovery Development Grant, Strategic Partnerships Grants, Collaborative Research and Development Grants, Canada Research Chairs, Canada Excellence Research Chairs or Canada 150 Research Chairs.
University quotas have been removed and applicants can submit one RTI application per competition, either as an applicant or a co-applicant, but not both.
Importance of the equipment for the training of highly qualified personnel.
Applicants may submit a draft copy of their application for internal review (clarity, completeness, adherence to guidelines, etc.).
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The deadline for electronic submission of applications is 9:00pm (Atlantic Time). However, in order to provide the Office of Research Services sufficient time to access and submit applications, applicants are requested to electronically submit before noon on October 25th.
NSERC is hosting webinars to assist the research community on "How to complete an application" using the Research Portal and the NSERC Canadian Common CV (CCV).


Memory of Fire by Clare Maynard – A brilliant poetry anthology.
Memory of Fire is a collection of poems composed by Clare Maynard while traveling between Wales and Germany and in other parts of Europe over a period of ten years. The majority of the poems were written in cafés in Berlin during the winter months, drawing on past memories.
The collection captures the different atmospheres of rural and urban landscapes, evoking both myth and the historical changes experienced by those who live inside and outside of the towns and cities, also how countryside and city can represent transient and static cultures, some of them remaining unchanged throughout the years.
Berlin poems evoke the ravages of a volatile history which can still be seen in the buildings and urban landscape. Where they touch on the political, the poems address the often harsh conditions of rural life hidden within the idyllic viewpoint , or contrast it to the modernism of the city.
The more personal poems, relating to friendships or family, evoke the sense of loss when paths divide. The roots of many of the poems can be found in meeting people like herself while on her journeys, people of both of past and present diasporas.


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The motors on W123 cars are supported in the front by a pair of rubber motor mounts. The mounts attach the motor to the frame of the car while buffering the motor to prevent excess vibration from being felt by the driver.
When these mounts begin to compress and soften, with age and with deterioration from exposure to fluid leaks, increased vibration will be felt in the car. In addition, the motor will ride lower in the engine compartment and, in time, will lower to the point where the accessory belts may rub against critical parts like the oil cooler lines. This can lead to a leak in the line, loss of oil, and eventually catastrophic engine failure.
So as you can see, the mounts play a critical role in the operation of a W123. Replace your worn mounts early, before trouble starts.
To remove your motor mounts you will need to raise, and support, your engine with a bottle jack.
Before you can do this you will need to remove the bolts that hold the engine to the mounts. This is done from below the car.
The bolts are allen head bolts; you will need an 8mm allen head socket. It should be a 1/2 inch drive socket as you will want a large wrench for leverage. These are often in very tightly.
The bolt on each mount is located up inside a recessed area as shown.
Remove the bolt and set it aside.
This allen head bolt is prone to stripping; i.e. the allen socket rounds out the center of the bolt so it cannot be backed out with a regular allen socket.
If this happens to you try using a screw extractor. You may need to drill out the head of the bolt with a bit sized to match your extractor.
Replace the bolt with a new one if this happens.
Remove the lower 10mm nut on your engine shocks so the shock can move up as you jack up the engine.
In order to loosen this nut you will need to keep the shaft on the bottom of the engine shock from turning with it.
Just above the large metal washer on the shaft there is a flat area where a 7mm crescent wrench will fit on the shaft to hold it. It can be seen in this picture from above the car.
Place your bottle jack under the oil pan and place a wide, thick piece of wood between the bottle jack and the oil pan to spread out the weight of the engine.
Never directly jack up your engine from the oil pan as you may dent the pan. Always use a protective buffer like the wood block.
Jack up the engine a few inches. This provides easier access to the upper 6mm allen bolts on the mounts.
Remove the two allen bolts that attach each motor mount to the frame of the car. They are 6mm allen head bolts.
The outboard ones, those furthest towards the outside of the car (both sides of the car shown), are best accessed from above with a 6mm allen socket and a very long extension or several shorter extensions.
The inboard ones, those closest to the engine, need to be removed from below the car with a 6mm allen key. These are difficult to see, much less take a picture of, but can be removed by feel fairly easily. They can be found almost directly below the metal arm that comes off the engine that attaches to the top of each mount.
Pictured are the bottoms of these two bolts. Inboard is shown highlighted in green, outboard in blue, to help show location from below the car.
Jack up your engine a bit more to fully clear the motor mounts. Be sure to watch that you do not jack the engine up too high - watch that you do not crimp any heater lines or other items on the firewall behind the engine.
Remove the mounts along with the heat shield.
Place the heat shield on top of the new mounts before re-installing them.
While you have your mounts out and the engine jacked up consider replacing your engine shocks if you feel they may be worn. These jobs are best done together instead of one at a time. Click here to see a guide on replacing the engine shocks on a non-turbo W123; the general concept applies to turbo cars though the shock mounts are different.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order. Torque all bolts to proper specifications.
Well written guide. Very easy job to do, took no time at all. Highly recommend doing the engine struts at the same time. I didn't have any issues with stripped bolts, little tip to make sure you don't is to start the allen key socket by hand and then give it a nice couple of taps with a hammer to really seat it in the bolt.
Matt, good points. Glad it went OK for you!
One other tip I've found has helped when doing other motor mount jobs, or any job that makes use of allen bolts, is to have an allen key/socket that fits very tightly in the head and that has a very flat tip so it sits as deeply in the head as possible. Too many allen sockets/keys are poorly made and aren't a good fit leading to increased chances of rounding out the inside of the allen bolt. I've taken to using a grinding wheel to flatten the tips of any all sockets that have a tapered tip.
Have to release the engine stop (part number: 123 240 03 65) to raise the engine and insert the new mounts.
Hello Thomas, thanks for the contribution.
However, that is untrue on the vast majority of W123's at least here in the US. The engine stop you mention is equipped only on very early W123's, and then only sporadically it seems. I've worked on a number of these from 1978 thru 1985 and none have been equipped with the engine stop.
From what I've been able to deduce from research, the cars that are most frequently equipped with these are early 240D's, pre-1980, and perhaps some gas engine cars which aren't very common here in the US.
So for the vast majority of people doing this job, they won't need to worry about the engine stop.
For those who do, they can refer to the factory manual on how to proceed and really they should because the manual notes a method for adjusting the engine placement on those cars equipped with an engine stop that is unique to those cars.
Thank you for the clarification. The 240D was made in January 1981. The manual mentioned the engine stop, but the picture was not clear where it was located. There was a drawing for a self made gauge, but not sure where it is used. Was able to remove the driver's side engine mount and shock absorber but cannot install the new mounts. Almost destroyed the oil pan trying to lift the engine, but the chassis comes up with the engine. Finally installed the old parts back and took it to a Mercedes mechanic. He was the one who showed me the engine stop located at the back of oil pan. The area was dirty and the part was not readily visible. Lesson learned: clean the area first.


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Julius Reimsbach (* 30. August 1895 in Niederlimberg; † 12. Juli 1970 in Wallerfangen) war ein deutscher Orgelbauer. Er führte von 1934 bis Ende der 1960er Jahre ein Orgelbauunternehmen mit Sitz in Wallerfangen. Reimsbach lernte zuvor das Orgelbauerhandwerk bei Nikolaus Franzen in Trier, sowie bei Johannes Klais und Mamert Hock.

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The Chief Data Officer Rises
Written by: Martin Perlin
The CIO role, both strategically and on the operating level, is incredible.
So in an ideal world, one person, like the CIO, should be focused on the quality, management, governance and the availability of data. However today's overwhelming amounts of data make this burden too great for the CIO's already broad responsibilities for the enterprise.
For 2013 and beyond, experts are anticipating the advent of the role of Chief Data Officer to better understand when business units should be looking for answers in the company's data, treating data as a strategic asset.
1. The burden of the CIO will be lifted by splitting the job into two.
We believe that the chief data officer -- separate from the chief information officer -- will be one of the top critical hires in 2013. By 2015, coming up to 50% of the Fortune 100 will have a chief data officer. That's up from 5% today.
By Linda Tucci, News Director, SearchCIO
The rise of the chief data officer
2. Capturing necessary data.
A critical prerequisite to making data-driven decisions is collecting the right data. For the CDO, this would mean ensuring that processes are being instrumented and that all necessary data is being captured and stored.
By Anthony Goldbloom and Merav Bloch, Harvard Business Review
Your C-Suite Needs a Chief Data Officer
3. The champion of enterprise data.
Organizations need a chief data officer who can be the champion of enterprise data at the executive table and can provide the leadership and stewardship required to effectively manage data assets. Organizations should carefully evaluate characteristics such as size, footprint, organization structure and maturity of data management practices to arrive at the optimum way to structure the CDO organization.
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4. A place to go for questions about data.
As the role of data management becomes more of a process in the firm, the business units now have a place to go with questions about data. All data is important, but now there's a place where business units can go to get their questions answered.
By Greg MacSweeney, Editorial Director, Wall Street and Technology
The Evolving Role of the CDO
Are you adding a Chief Data Officer to your organization?
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Q: Linux permission file I am new in Linux machine. I try to copy/paste or create a new folder into a specific folder but I can't make it. As obvious I believe it is the permission in the file.
In order to find the permission I used the following commands and the file I want to copy/paste other files is the shiny-server.
stefan@stefan-VirtualBox:~$ ls -l /srv
total 4
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 Jan  26 09:53 shiny-server
stefan@stefan-VirtualBox:~$ ls -l /srv/shiny-server
total 0
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 38 Jan  26 09:53 index.html -> /opt/shiny-server/samples/welcome.html
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 37 Jan  26 09:53 sample-apps -> /opt/shiny-server/samples/sample-apps

Is there any command I should run in the terminal in order to make the shiny-server file available for copy/paste? I am new user and I don't know much so every help will be a push for me not to leave linux.
The command I used in the terminal and the error:
cp -a /home/stefan/Downloads/testfile /srv/shiny-server
cp: cannot create directory '/srv/shiny-server/testfile': Permission denied

A: Use sudo in front of the copy command or try switching to root user using sudo su command because the file you are trying to access has a root user access only


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Edoardo Zardini, né le  à Peschiera del Garda, est un coureur cycliste italien. Il est professionnel de 2013 à 2022.

Biographie

Zardini figure parmi une liste de onze coureurs sélectionnés pour la course en ligne des championnats du monde 2014.

Lors du Grand Prix de Lugano 2016, il chute ce qui a comme conséquence pour lui d'avoir quatre vertèbres cassées. Au mois de juillet 2016, il prolonge le contrat qui le lie à son équipe. En août 2018, il termine septième du Tour de République tchèque.

Il met un terme à sa carrière de coureur à l'issue de la saison 2022.

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Palmarès amateur
 2009
 Schio-Ossario del Pasubio
 2010
 Trophée MP Filtri
 2011
  de la Schio-Ossario del Pasubio
 2012
 Mémorial Gerry Gasparotto
 Giro delle Valli Cuneesi :
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 Trophée MP Filtri
  du Tour du Frioul-Vénétie julienne
  du Trofeo Gavardo Tecmor

Palmarès professionnel
 2014
  du Tour du Trentin
  du Tour de Grande-Bretagne

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The increase in fatal opioid overdoses has led to a rise in organ donations, according to CNN.
The United Network for Organ sharing, which manages the nation's organ transplant network, says early data indicates a record number of deceased organ donors in 2017, for the fifth year in a row. There were more than 10,000 deceased organ donors last year—a 3 percent increase from 2016. More than 1,300 of those donors died from drug overdoses.
"About 40 percent of the increase (in the past five years) tracks back to the drug intoxication issue," said Dr. David Klassen, the network's Chief Medical Officer. In the past five years, the number of donors who died of drug overdoses increased 144 percent, while the number of deceased organ donors overall rose 24 percent.
Klassen said people who died of overdoses are usually good candidates for organ donation. "They tend to be younger and tend not to have the burdens of diseases associated with aging," he said. He added that while the drugs may cause people to stop breathing or their hearts to stop, they don't necessarily harm the organs.


God said: I will make a covenant before all your people, and will do miracles that have never been brought into existence in all the world, among any nation. All the people among whom you [dwell] will see how fearsome are the deeds that I, God, am doing with you.
Vayomer hineh anochi koret berit neged kol-amcha e'eseh nifla'ot asher lo-nivre'u vechol-ha'arets uvechol-hagoyim vera'ah chol-ha'am asher-atah vekirbo et-ma'aseh Adonay ki-nora hu asher ani oseh imach.


We stay open during Christmas and Easter. Let your kindergarten know if you would like to use your kindergartens during the holidays.
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Posted 1903 from Nottingham to Calais with green King Edward VII halfpenny stamp. On left: "Fish Pond Hotel (Proprietor Wyvill), Stables, good accomodation for cyclists", behind:" King's Tea Rooms", on right: Royal Museum, Spar & Marble Ornaments" and "Boden's Refreshment and Dining Rooms". All ladies in long skirts and hats, gentlemen in hats. Two carts and a four wheel cab, all horse drawn. Many Union flags are flying. How things have changed in 100 years.
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Cole Stratton, is an American actor, comic, podcaster, writer and producer, best known as one of the Co-Founders of SF Sketchfest, the San Francisco Comedy Festival and the co-host of the Pop My Culture Podcast. Stratton was born in Lansing, Michigan and moved out to Davis, California when he was 9 years old, where he attended Davis Senior High School. He graduated with a degree in Cinema from San Francisco State University. He moved to Los Angeles in 2003, where he currently resides.
Stratton co-founded SF Sketchfest, the San Francisco Comedy Festival with David Owen and Janet Varney in 2002. One of the most prestigious festivals in the country, it showcases sketch, stand-up, improv, tributes, movies, cast reunions, musical and alternative comedy. Past performers include Conan O'Brien, The State, Gene Wilder, Garry Shandling, The Kids in the Hall, Mr. Show, Paul Reubens, Upright Citizens Brigade, Neil Patrick Harris and many more. He's the co-host of the Pop My Culture Podcast with Vanessa Ragland. The podcast was named the #2 Best Comedy Podcast of the Moment by Rolling Stone, one of the top 20 Comedy Podcasts of 2013 by Paste Magazine and one of 10 Favorite Comedy Podcasts by IFC and Mashable.com. The episodes are available on iTunes and on the Nerdist network of podcasts.
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Case Name Harris v. Champion PD-OK-0002
Docket / Court 4:90-cv-00448 ( N.D. Okla. )
Additional Docket(s) 4:90-cv-00769 [ 90-769 ] Northern District of OK (U.S.)
4:91-cv-00989 [ 91-989 ] Northern District of OK (U.S.)
4:92-cv-0068 [ 92-68 ] Northern District of OK (U.S.)
State/Territory Oklahoma
Case Type(s) Indigent Defense
This action arose from a habeas petition filed on May 22, 1990 in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma.
After he was convicted of forcible sodomy, assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, and sentenced to 15 years in state prison, the petitioner invoked his ... read more >
After he was convicted of forcible sodomy, assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, and sentenced to 15 years in state prison, the petitioner invoked his right to appeal and requested counsel on September 29, 1988. Due to understaffing/ underfunding, the Oklahoma Appellate Public Defender did not immediately file that appeal. Instead, on May 11, 1989, the public defender's office filed for an application for late appeal. On May 18, 1989, the request was granted on the grounds that "through no fault of his own" the petitioner was denied a direct appeal. On April 16, 1990, the petitioner received a letter from the Oklahoma Appellate Public Defender informing him that a brief for his case would not be filed for another three years. While his case was still pending in state court, the petitioner filed this habeas petition, which sought a remedy for the Oklahoma appellate public defender's delay in filing a brief for his criminal appeal. The petitioner initially filled this case pro se. He claimed that the delays he encountered while trying to get the public defender to file his brief on appeal were a violation of due process, equal protection, and his right to counsel. Harris v. Champion, 938 F.2d 1062, 1064-65 (10th Cir. 1991).
A Magistrate Judge recommended that the state's motion to dismiss be granted on the grounds that:
Respondents move to dismiss the [habeas petition,] alleging Harris has not yet exhausted his state remedies. Specifically, Respondents point out that Petitioner is currently pursuing a direct appeal....Where a state prisoner has pending an appeal in the state court ..., comity requires a federal court abstain from using its federal habeas corpus jurisdiction.
938 F.2d 1062, 1064 (10th Cir. 1991). The district court adopted the recommendation, dismissing the case without prejudice; the petitioner appealed.
On June 17, 1991, the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit reversed and remanded the lower court's decision to dismiss. On appeal, the respondents argued that the petitioner failed to meet the exhaustion requirement. The Court rejected the respondents' argument, concluding that the petitioner did not need to exhaust state remedies prior to petitioning federal habeas relief because the failure to exhaust was directly linked to the petitioner's constitutional claims. 938 F.2d 1062, 1067-69 (10th Cir. 1991). The Court found that the record provided by the petitioners showed substantial delay, however, it did not fault the Appellate Public Defenders Office for creating the delay. 938 F.2d 1062, 1065-66 (10th Cir. 1991); Hill v. Reynolds 942 F.2d 1494, 1496 (10th Cir. 1991).
In the same opinion, The Court consolidated this case with two others (Bunton v. Cowley, No. 90-6316, 936 F.2d 582 (table) (10th Cir. 1991), and Hacker v. Saffle, No. 91-6042, 936 F.2d 583 (table) (10th Cir. 1991)) and remanded them all, directing that counsel be appointed and that they be considered, together with any other pending habeas actions raising a similar claim, in a full hearing, conducted:
as expeditiously as possible, into possible systemic delays of the Oklahoma Appellate Public Defender's Office in preparing and filing appellate briefs for their indigent clients. The hearing should address the time that has been required and is expected to be required in the future to file appellate briefs and the reasons for the delays.
938 F.2d 1062, 1071 (10th Cir. 1991).The Court instructed that "All interested parties should be encouraged to work together to suggest possible solutions to the court to correct any constitutional deficiencies that may be found," and directed the district court to "enter orders specifically addressing and remedying any constitutional violations that may be found." 938 F.2d 1062, 1071 (10th Cir. 1991).
The opinion was later amended on July 1, 1991, after the Oklahoma Attorney General and the state warden filed a petition for rehearing and suggestion for rehearing in banc; the order was modified to consolidate only similar cases that arose in the Northern District. 938 F.2d 1062, 1073 (1991). In the end, there were 10 consolidated cases (4:92−cv−00068; 4:92−cv−00526; 4:90−cv−00769; 4:92−cv−00755; 4:91−cv−00989; 4:88−cv−00631; 4:92−cv−00371; 4:92−cv−00444; 4:92−cv−00512).
On remand, the petitioners submitted evidence revealing that the Public Defender office only filed three percent of the briefs within six months of the date they were due, fifty-six percent of the briefs were at minimum three years late, and thirty-one percent of the briefs had yet to be filled. The evidence also showed that almost all of the non-capital felony appeals filed in 1990 and 1991 that required Public Defender briefs had not been filed by the beginning of 1992. The average delay for an indigent appellant was two to four years. Harris v. Champion, 15 F.3d 1538, 1550 (10th Cir. 1994).
The petitioners filed a supplemental and amended complaint that named the State of Oklahoma, the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals and its individual members, the Public Defender and its board members and administrative officers as well as all previously mentioned defendants, in July 1992. 15 F.3d 1538, 1551 (10th Cir. 1994).The petitioner asserted habeas claims and claims for damages under 42 U.S.C. §1983. In addition, the petitioners filed a motion for a preliminary injunction, seeking to prevent the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals from granting further time extensions for the Public Defender, and a motion for partial summary judgment for the release of petitioners who had been or were expected to be in custody for 11.7 months or more without receiving a final judgment of their appeal. Id.
On October 15, 1992, the district court held a hearing on the pending motions. The court determined that the delays in the Oklahoma criminal appellate system reached the level of constitutional violations, and rejected the Attorney General's argument that the state legislature was the only authority that could provide a remedy for those constitutional violations. The court provided its own possible remedy:
to release any petitioner whose appeal had not been fully briefed and submitted to the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals for decision within fourteen months of the date of conviction. Each petitioner would be released on his or her personal recognizance until the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals issued its opinion; the State could apply for special terms and conditions of release in individual cases.
Harris v. Champion, 15 F.3d 1538, 1551 (10th Cir. 1994). Both parties were given until October 23 to comment on the court's proposal and the court would issue a ruling thereafter.
However, no ruling was made. In January 1993, some of the petitioners began filing mandamus petitions with the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals, requesting a ruling by the district court. On February 18, 1993, the Chief Judge of the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals entered an order designating a three-judge district court panel to determine the common issues of law and fact in all the habeas cases claiming delay in adjudication of direct criminal appeals within Oklahoma. Harris v. Champion, 15 F.3d 1538, 1552 (10th Cir. 1994).
On March 26, 1993, an order was entered in the mandamus proceedings by the Court of Appeals directing the district court panel to show cause why it should not be ordered
"to enter findings of fact and conclusions of law in the Harris cases insofar as those cases seek habeas relief because of delays by the [Public Defender] in preparing and filing briefs in petitioners' direct criminal appeals" no later than May 10, 1993; and "to enter findings of fact and conclusions of law in the Harris cases insofar as those cases seek habeas relief because of delays by the [Attorney General] or the [Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals]" no later than September 10, 1993.
Harris v. United States Dist. Ct., Nos. 93–527, at 7–8 (10th Cir. Mar. 26, 1993) (unpublished order). The following day, the Oklahoma Court of Appeals filed a motion to dismiss and summary judgment in favor of the defendants on grounds that the petitioners failed to exhaust all state remedies.
On April 1, 1993, the petitioners filed a motion to disqualify two members of the district court panel. Both motions were orally denied during a status conference on April 6, 1993, with the exception that Judge Thomas R. Brett, agreed to recuse himself on any claims for damages because his uncle was a member of the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals until his death three months before. 15 F.3d 1538, 1552 (10th Cir. 1994).
On April 22, 1993, after the district court indicated no objection to meeting the deadlines set forth in the show cause order, the Court of Appeals entered a mandamus order directing the district court to enter its findings and conclusions. The Court also requested the district court to consider the issue of cumulative delay in a separate ruling due September 10, 1993. 15 F.3d 1538, 1552 (10th Cir. 1994).
On May 6, 1993, the district court submitted its findings of fact and conclusions of law and certified its ruling as final for purposes of appeal pursuant to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Rule 54(b).15 F.3d 1538, 1552 (10th Cir. 1994). The district court concluded that it was constitutional for an appeal process to take up to sixteen months beginning with the filling of notice of an appeal through the filing of appellate briefs. Id. The delay of filing appellate briefs was systemic, however, the court determined that in order to decide whether the delay gave rise to independent due process violations would require for the court to consider each habeas petitioner's case individually. Further, the court held that "any habeas petitioner whose direct criminal appeal had been either affirmed or reversed with prejudice to retrial was not entitled to habeas relief as a result of delay in the appellate process." 15 F.3d 1538, 1553 (10th Cir. 1994). Last, the court held that habeas petitioners would have to exhaust the issue of delay in the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals before filing in federal court in future cases.
Petitioners filed their notice of appeal from the district court's order on May 28, 1993. In August 1993, both parties submitted evidence to the court concerning delays by the Attorney General, the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals, and cumulative delays in the system. The court was also given notice that two pieces of legislation going into effect on July 1, 1993, would help speed up the appellate process. 15 F.3d 1538, 1553 (10th Cir. 1994).The first act created an Emergency Appellate Division of the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals that could be activated if more than 100 non-capital felony appeals were at issue and pending in the clerk's office. The second act cut the amount of time allowed for editing appeals in misdemeanor and felony cases in half. Instead of 180 days, the appeal must be submitted within 90 days from the date that the judgment was pronounced. Id.
On September 8, 1993, the district court entered its findings of fact and conclusions of law for the delay by the Attorney General and the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals, in addition to the issue of cumulative delay throughout the system. Harris v. Champion, 15 F.3d 1538, 1554 (10th Cir. 1994)(Harris II).The court determined there was no evidence of systemic delay in filing briefs by the Attorney General nor by the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals. Further, the court held that, "a delay in adjudicating an appeal of more than two years from the notice of appeal or order permitting an appeal out of time to the issuance of opinion would be presumed to be unconstitutional 'absent a showing of good and sufficient cause or special circumstances.'" Id.. The court also again determined that a habeas petitioner needed to raise the issue of unconstitutional delay in the Oklahoma court of Criminal Appeals and permit it to take appropriate action prior to asserting the issue in federal court. Id.
On September 28, 1993, the petitioners appealed from the district court's September 8th order. Both appeals were consolidated by the Tenth Circuit's order on October 14, 1993. 15 F.3d 1538, 1554 (10th Cir. 1994). In the appeal, the petitioners asserted that the district court's findings regarding due process, equal protection, and ineffective assistance of counsel were incomplete and erroneous. Id. The petitioners also argued that Judge Brett should have recused himself on the habeas claims in accordance with 28 U.S.C. §455. Id. Last, the petitioners raised an issue with the district court's failure to award interim attorney fees against the State for work performed by counsel on behalf of petitioners. Id.
Senior Judge James O. Ellison of the Federal District Court of Northern Oklahoma finally granted the Oklahoma Court of Appeals request for summary judgment and dismissal for petitioner's failure to exhaust state remedies on December 27, 1993. The order disposed of all the petitioner's claims against the Oklahoma Court defendants and the OIDS defendants. Harris v. Champion, 51 F. 3d 901,905 (10th Cir. 1995). Petitioners appealed on January 12, 1994.
On January 26, 1994, The Tenth Circuit responded to the petitioners' appeal and held: (1) there was a rebuttable presumption that a state's process need not be exhausted if the direct criminal appeal was pending for more than two years without final action by the state; (2) mismanagement of resources and underfunding were not constitutionally sufficient reasons to justify excessive delay; (3) usually, the petitioner must make some particularized showing of prejudice from delay to establish due process violation; (4) excessive delay in filing appellate brief may violate the petitioner's right to effective counsel; and (5) refusal by Judge Brett to recuse himself from the district court panel was harmless error. 15. F.3d 1538,1538.
The action was then remanded to the district court to conduct the necessary inquiry in order to create the proper record for review. 15 F.3d 1538, 1565. The Court did not address the petitioners' equal protection claims. 15 F.3d 1538, 1568. The Court determined that no habeas relief could be provided for the petitioners' ineffective assistance of counsel claim because an appellate brief was filed on behalf of all but one petitioner in the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals. 15 F.3d 1538, 1570. The Court did not consider the claims against the Oklahoma Court defendants and the OIDS defendants, only the habeas claims against the defendant wardens. Further, the Court directed that Judge Brett recuse himself from all further proceedings related to the issues on remand, including any future individual hearings. 15 F. 3d. 1572.Finally, the Court denied the petitioners' request for interim attorney fees. 15 F. 3d. 1573.
On March 29, 1994, on remand, the new three-judge district court panel granted the defendants' motion to dismiss for failure to exhaust, denied the petitioner's motion for immediate release, and dismissed the petitioner's substantive issues without prejudice. Harris v. Champion, 48 F.3d 1127, 1130 (10th Cir. 1995). The district court determined that the petitioner did not present to the state appellate court the non-delay claims that he sought to pursue in federal court, thus, the delay in adjudicating the petitioners' direct criminal appeal was not responsible for the petitioner's failure to exhaust those claims. Id. The petitioner appealed.
On September 27, 1994, the Tenth Circuit concluded that the appellant's habeas petition presented both exhausted and unexhausted claims, therefore, the entire petitioners should have been dismissed rather than dismissing only the unexhausted claims.48 F.3d 1127, 1130 (10th Cir. 1995). Once again, the Tenth Circuit vacated the ruling and remanded the action to the district court, directing the district court to determine whether the appellant's previously unexhausted claims had since been exhausted. If the claims were not exhausted, the district court was instructed to dismiss appellant's appellate delay claim and permit the appellant to refile his habeas petition only his exhausted claim. Id.
Both parties petitioned for rehearing and the appellants additionally petitioned for rehearing in banc. The petitioner-appellant argued that the Tenth Circuit Court's opinion in Harris v. Champion, 938 F.2d 1062 (10th Cir. 1991) permitted him to maintain unexhausted claims in federal court. Further, the September 27th decision reversed the progress made since the Tenth Circuit's first decision in 1991. The petitioner-appellees argued that the court erred in requiring the appellant to exhaust all other habeas claims, further exacerbating the delay that he already suffered.
On February 21, 1995, the Tenth Circuit denied both petitions for rehearing on the merits and the rehearing in banc. The Court permitted the petitioner to pursue the appellate delay claim without waiting to exhaust his other claims by submitting another habeas petition only raising the one claim. Harris v. Champion, 48 F .3d 1127, 1134 (10th Cir. 1995).
On remand, the parties settled the attorney's fees issue.
On March 30, 1995, the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals addressed the subsequent issues against the OIDS defendants and the Oklahoma Court defendants. The Court held: (1) that the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals had Eleventh Amendment immunity; (2) the individual judges involved in the lawsuit also had Eleventh Amendment immunity; (3) claim for injunctive relief was moot as to pending cases; (4) defendants in state criminal cases who claimed that their Sixth and Fourteenth Amendment rights were violated by excessive delays in processing their appeals lacked standing to seek injunction to compel judges to refrain from granting extensions of time to OIDS to file appeals on the defendant's behalf; (5) members of the board of the indigent defense system had qualified immunity; (6) administrators also had qualified immunity; and (7) claim for injunctive relief was moot. Harris v. Champion, 51 F. 3d 901, 901 (10th Cir. 1995).
There was some subsequent litigation. On October 24, 1996, Senior Judge James O. Ellison denied the requested relief from the petitioner's separate pro se litigation that was permitted through the Tenth Circuit's February 21, 1995 opinion. There is nothing else substantive in the docket sheet, so it seems the case is now closed.
Kimberly Goshey - 05/31/2019
Constitutional Clause
Assistance of counsel (6th Amendment)
Crowding / caseload
Access to lawyers or judicial system
Race, unspecified
Special Case Type
Causes of Action Habeas Corpus, 28 U.S.C. §§ 2241-2253; 2254; 2255
Defendant(s) Oklahoma Court of Appeals
Plaintiff Description Oklahoma
Filed Pro Se Yes
Nature of Relief Habeas relief
Securing Reasonable Caseloads: Ethics and Law in Public Defense
By: Norman Lefstein (Indiana University--Indianapolis Faculty)
Citation: (ABA 2011)
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Justice Denied: America's Continuing Neglect of Our Constitutional Right to Counsel.
Date: Apr. 14, 2009
By: National Right to Counsel Committee (The Constitution Project)
Citation: National Right to Counsel Committee, Justice Denied: America's Continuing Neglect of Our Constitutional Right to Counsel (2009)
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The Third Generation of Indigent Defense Litigation
New York University Review of Law and Social Change
By: Cara Drinan (Columbus School of Law, Catholic University Faculty)
Citation: 33 N.Y.U. Rev. L. & Soc. Change 427 (2009)
Indigent Defense Reform: The Role of Systemic Litigation in Operationalizing the Gideon Right to Counsel
By: Vidhya K. Reddy (Washington University in St. Louis Law Student)
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4:90−cv−00448−joe−fhs (N.D. Okla.)
PD-OK-0002-9000.pdf | Detail
Order Granting Rehearing and Amending Opinion (938 F.2d 1062)
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Opinion (15 F.3d 1538)
Order (48 F.3d 1127)
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The site of the main remand prison for people detained by the former East German Ministry of State Security (MfS), or 'Stasi', has been a Memorial since 1994 and, from 2000 on, has been an independent Foundation under public law. The Memorial's charter specifically entrusts it with the task of researching the history of the Hohenschönhausen prison between 1945 and 1989, supplying information via exhibitions, events and publications, and encouraging a critical awareness of the methods and consequences of political persecution and suppression in the communist dictatorship. Since the vast majority of the buildings, equipment and furniture and fittings have survived intact, the Memorial provides a very authentic picture of prison conditions in the GDR. Tours of the prison are usually led by former inmates, who provide first-hand details on prison conditions and the interrogation methods employed by the GDR's Ministry of State Security (MfS).
Inside the Former Stasi Prison Berlin.
The Berlin Wall Memorial is the central memorial site of German division, located in the middle of the capital. Situated at the historic site on BernauerStrasse, the first part of the Memorial was opened in 1998; several parts have been added since and the Memorial will eventually extend along 1.4 kilometers of the former border strip. The memorial contains the last piece of Berlin Wall with the preserved grounds behind it and is thus able to convey an impression of how the border fortifications developed until the end of the 1980s. The Memorial extends along both sides of the BernauerStrasse: on the border strip that had been located in East Berlin, an open-air exhibition uses the BernauerStrasse to explain the history of division; the memorial also includes the Monument in Memory of the Divided City and the Victims of Communist Tyranny and the Window of Remembrance. The Chapel of Reconciliation is also a part of this ensemble. On the other side of the street that belonged to the western part of the city, the newly constructed Visitor Center and the Documentation Center with a viewing platform and the exhibition about the time when the Berlin Wall was built in August 1961.
Situated just nearby HackescheHöfe, in the former Jewish quarter in the centre of Berlin, the RosenthalerStrasse 39 is hosting three different memory sites linked to the history of the Jews during the Third Reich.
"Silent Heroes Memorial Centar" which commemorates individuals who helped persecuted Jews during the National Socialist dictatorship.
One of the helpers was Otto Weidt, owner of a small factory which produced broomsand brushes, in which he employed mainly blind and deaf Jews here during World War II.The »Otto Weidt Museum Workshop for the Blind« commemorates the small entrepreneur and the fate of the Jews whose deportation he could either push off or prevent entirely.
The Anne-Frank-Centar (Anne Frank Zentrum), the partner-organization of the Anne Frank House in The Netherlands with an exhibition that focuses on the diary and the story of the life of Anne Frank and organizes educational activities especially directed towards young people.
Visit Anne Frank Zentrum Berlin.


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