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Q: How to upload Multiple Data to Firebase Store without duplicate I've googled about how to send and get the Multiple data on firebase.
but none of them worked for me. and some of them work strangely like my code.
My Code uploads multiple data. but it is uploaded in duplicate.
What I wanted to do is uploading different data separately.
Please let me know what I have to modify.

Here is My code.
const [file, setFile] = useState([]);

function handleChange(e) {
for (let i = 0; i < e.target.files.length; i++) {
  const newFile = e.target.files[i];

  setFile(newFile);
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      const uploadTask = storage.ref(`files/${file.name}`).put(file);
      uploadTask.on(firebase.storage.TaskEvent.STATE_CHANGED, (snapshot) => {
        console.log(snapshot);

      storage
      .ref("files")
      .child(file.name)
      .getDownloadURL()
      .then((url) => {

        //post image inside the db

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          timestamp: firebase.firestore.FieldValue.serverTimestamp(),
          caption: file.name,
          fileUrl: url,
          size: snapshot._delegate.bytesTransferred,
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Discussion in 'Elite Explorer 911!' started by ExploreMinnesota, December 21, 2004.
I've had a problem getting heat for some time now, and with the temp outside going below zero now, it's really becoming a problem. The engine temp has been running hotter and hotter and now has begun overheating.
What I have already done is, new t-stat, new heater-core, new radiator and cap, new hoses, new water pump, and of course flushed out the engine block as best I could when water pump was off. There seems to be no restrictions to water flow, when I use a water hose to flush it out, yet it appears that the water is not flowing through the system.
Changed the t-stat again, and yes, it is installed correctly, facing the right direction and the small bleeder hole is at the top. There seems to be no water flowing through the system. It should flow throug the heater core even if the t-stat is closed, but the heater never heats up and the hoses stay cold. I detatched the heater hose from the exit side of the heater core while the engin was running, and barely a trickle was coming out. I shut the engine off and using my hand as a seal around the hose, I blew into the hose. A full stream of water came gushing out of the heater core . . . water flows easily so it seems. That's when I decided to change the water pump . . . but that did not fix it.
As it stands now, water boils out of the overflow after driving 4 or 5 miles. The upper radiator hose is warm and under pressure, but not hot. Heater hoses are cold. I shut the engine off and felt the radiator . . . upper 4 or 5 inches is hot, below that feels cold . . . ice cold, but it is still bubbling out of the overflow . . . with most of the radiator feeling ice cold. The fluid level was as full as I could get it. It took over 2 gallons and I filled it with the upper radiator hose off until water was flowing out of it. Then I attached the hose and topped it off.
It seems like I've changed everything that could possibly be the problem, but the problem still exists. Anyone have any ideas?
It sounds like you have a blockage. Have you tested the valve going to the heater block? Did you reverse flush? Is it just air trapped inside?
There is no valve in the heater hose on the 91 through 94 models. I'm not sure when those were introduced, but they are not on the older models of the explorer. The hose goes directly from the top of the engine to the heater core, and the other one goes directly from the heater core to the water pump.
There doesn't seem to be a blockage since I can pour water through the entire system in either direction with no obvious resustance.
I just removed the thermostate and put it back together with no thermostat in it. I will try it like that to see if the overheating problem goes away . . . obviously I still won't have any heat. I will also boil the thermostat to see if it opens. I'll let you know how each test turns out.
Update: The new t-stat tests out good when boiled. I ran the engine with no t-stat installed and as expected the engine does not warm up . . . fluid stays relatively cold. However, it still "boiled" out through the overflow. Obviously not boiling, but certainly bubbling. My conclusion, something on the order of a blown head gasket or a cracked head or cylinder. No sign of coolant in the oil.
Right now the engine is disassembled to the point where I have the heads off. I know that most of the tourqe specifications for this engine are surprisingly low, but during disassembly there were a number of bolds that were not more than finger tight . . . litterally I loosened some with just me fingers. Not the head bolts, but even some of those were not as tight as I would expect. No obvious blow-outs in the head gaskets, but unmistakeable evidence of colant having been burned in several cylinders (unusually clean areas). The number 1 cylinder had coolant standing in it, and I don't think it came from the disassembly process.
I have cleaned the heads and there are no signs of cracks. The engine block also looks good. The plan . . . buy some good gaskets and reassemble. The Ford dealer says it will take 2 to 4 days to get the gaskets. I plan to go to the local Checker Auto and perhaps Napa to take a look at their gasket sets if they have any. If I find some that look good I will use them, otherwise I will order the Ford gaskets and wait for them.
I have confirmed that the old heater code was clogged, so that explains the original heat problem. What puzzles me is that the bubbling out of the overflow did not start until immediately after replacing the heater core. Obviously with large amounts of exhaust gases being forced into the cooling system and a closed thermostat, the flow was in the backward direction as the gasses proceeded to fins their way to the overflow line at the radiator filler neck. Up at the thermostat, it would quickly fill with the hot gasses which the temp gauge would eventually show, but with no water flowing to the heater core . . . still no heat. That makes sense, but the original problem (clogged heater core) and this problem do not appear to be related. Is it a coincedence that one happened just after fixing the other? That has me nervous, but the bubbling over definitely did not occur until just after installing the new heater core.
I'll post again when I know more.
I've had head gaskets go on a v6 before and there is not always any obvious evidence to show where the leak occurred. Sounds like you've found the problem.
Since you have the heads off, you might need to replace the head bolts. On some engines they can only be torques once (due to stretching) and then need to be replaced. Not sure about the Ford 4.0. I'm sure someone can jump in with more info on this.
Yep, replace the head bolts. They are TTY (torque to yeild) type bolts which means that they are stretched past the point of springing back to their original length. Be sure to lube the bolts as the torque specs are for lubed/clean threads. Be sure to check for hairline fractures between the valves (most common), around the valve spring seats, and at the oil drainback passages. Cracked heads are pretty common for the '91 4L. Since you are going to be spending over $100 for gaskets and bolts than can only be used once, it would be a shame to miss a small crack and have to buy those things again.
But don't lube the bolts too much as to cause a hydraulic lock when tightening them... a light coating will do... and it is very often overlooked to lube the head of the bolt where it contacts the cylinder head to keep them from binding.
I cleaned up the heads and there are no cracks that I can see. I took them to a machinest and had them resurfaced today. He said one had a 6 thousands warp in it and the other had 4 thousands. I showed him the gaskets when I brought the heads in. He pointed out on the heads and the gaskets where the failures were (there were multiple). He machines a lot of heads. He said that other than the slight warp, the heads looked fine.
I bought a Fel Pro gasket set which came with the bolts. Like marragtop and Brain said, the head bolts on this engine can only be used once. It seems strange that they would use the TTY bolts on this engine (cast iron heads on a cast iron block), but they do.
I cleaned up the heads after getting them back from the machinest and they are back on the block now, but not fully torqued yet. They are touqued to the first step which is 44 lbs. (and yes, I oiled the threads and the heads on the bolts and finger tighten all of them to the point where they seated against the heads first to make sure there is no undwanted resistance that would affect the tourqe). I will finish cleaning the lower intake manifold in the morning and mount that onto the engine. Those bolts need to be tourqued to their first setting before I can tourque the head bolts to their next setting.
I should be driving the Explorer again sometime tomorrow. I sure hope the heater works when I'm done. The high temp for tomorrow is supposed to be -2 F. It is -7 right now heading for an overnight low of -12. Heat would be nice!
You are forgetting the sealant set time....it goes above and below the inside corners of the head gaskets and the intake manifold gasket (the ends are JUST sealant). I would get an extra tube of Permatex Super-Black and make sure they are sealed up good (and let alone the 24 hours to cure), or you might be looking at re-doing it again really soon. Just a heads-up.
Thanks Brian. You're right, the new gasket set comes with a small tube of RTV for the front and back ends under the lower intake manifold. The gaskets that I took out of it had cork ends that looked like they had a bit of RTV on each side to help it seal across where the heads meet the block. The new gasket set uses only RTV on the ends. I think the results with only the RTV is better anyway . . . but it means I won't be driving it until tomorrow. It is all back together now, but it took most of the day to do it. I'll let you know how the test drive goes.
wow, That's EXACTLY what happened to me, Except I haven't replaced my heater core yet, ANyways My head gaskets were blown and I have cracked heads, in between the two valves in the combusion chamber in 4 out of the 6 cylinders. IN fact one of my plugs was melted and another appears to have been blown up cause the center electrode was just hanging there, but no evidence of damage or scoring in the cylinders or damage to the piston head so that's great. Im just waiting on a set of heads to get here, 321 shipped to my door, brand new ready to bolt on with valves and springs and everything. So how did the test drive go? The X running good now?
Well, the explorer runs great. All of the coolant seems to be staying where it should be. It put out great heat . . . for a while. Somehow the heater has stopped again. The engine runs great and does not overheat, but the heater core appears to be clogged again. I don't understand how that could happen.
I still had the original heater core, so I took some time to check it out. Water did not flow well at all through it, which is what I suspected when I replaced it at the start of this ordeal. I back flushed it and got some crap out of it. Most went down the drain before I could see what it was, but the bits that I did capture fell apart like sand in my hand . . . not sure what it was. I flushed it out to where water ran through it freely and the entire heater core would change to hot or code instantly depending what temp water I ran through it. I swapped the old heater core back into the vehicle. The heater was working again . . . but only for a few hours. Then it was clogged again.
I now have the new one in there again after flushing it out, and it too lasted only a short time.
When I had the engine apart, I obviously drained the entire cooling system and I flushed it out as best I could again. I filled it up with new antifreeze and clean water, plus I added some Bars stop leak to it. Could the stop leak be clogging the heater cores? It has never clogged it before in this vehicle or any of my other vehicles. I con't believe it would do that. It would never be able to stay on the market if it did that.
Any clues as to what is going on? Like I said, other than the heater core getting clogged, the explorer appears to be running perfectly.
Personally, I have used leak stop, but don't really like to. I think it can lead to clogs in small passages. As for your heater core, is it possible that you are getting air pockets in there and they are stopping your heat? Usually when I drain coolant and replace, I will try to get all that I can in there plus put extra in the overflow. I will then run the engine long enough to build up heat and pressure. When this has happened, I will park on a hill with the front end up higher than the rear. There is a bank on the side of our driveway that is about 18" higher than the drive, and I will pull the front wheels up on that and park overnight. Do this for a couple of nights and it should help get the air out since air will seek the highest point (top of radiator). This will cause air to be pushed out of radiator when engine is shut off, and will pull coolant from overflow as it cools and will eventually displace the air.
A couple other possibilites...radiator cap defective or corrosion nearly blocking passages to/from heater core. Have you looked at the inside of your heater core when it clogged to see what kind of corrosion you have...tar, corrosion, etc.? Are you sure you don't have a hose that is pinching off and restricting flow after running?
Here is the latest . . . Something is definitely clogging the heater core. I am certain that the air is out of the system. When I remove the heater hoses, coolant drains out of both tubes of the heater core . . . no air space there. After not getting any heat from the heater for a couple of days I was certain that the heater core was clogged with something but I did not have the time to remove it and flush it out again. I decided to swap the heater core lines instead . . . run the coolant through the heater core in the opposite directon. Right away I started getting heat from the heater core again. It produced very good heat . . . but only for about 20 miles. On my way home that evening the heater quit producing heat again. Now it is clogged in the opposite direction. I will need to flush it out and capture the contaminates to find out what it is.
Ira, the heater core is new. Even so, I have flushed out both the old and the new heater cores and have swapped them a number of times after each flushing. The problem is not corrosion in the heater core (or at least not the new one). Either heater core works great after flushing and reinstalling. The radiator cap is brand new too. Everything is brand new . . . all of the coolant, the heater core, the radiator cap, the heater hoses, the water pump, the thermostat, radiator, the radiator hoses. I have flushed the engine out three times now during all of this including the heater hose connections at the manifold and the water pump. It makes no sense to me.
I will flush out the heater core again and capture the contaminates. I'll let you know what I find.
I don't really know what to tell you. Is it possible that there is a chunk of something that is circulating thru there and getting lodged in the opening of your heater core, and then blowing back into your block when you reverse it? As for having air in the core, you can have air in there and it will appear to be all coolant coming out. As the coolant level gets low, you would not know of an air pocket because the air wouldn't necessarily be visible. An air pocket would make sense because it would not allow the heat to be transferred into the truck. If you could possibly find a piece of clear plastic tubing in the right diameter and put it inline with your heater core, at least you could see what is going on and maybe get an answer to your problem. Another idea would be to remove your thermostat and back flush your complete cooling system and see what comes out.
It sounds like you have tried about everything else, and I don't really know what to tell you. I did have a carburetor that kept giving me problems a few years ago. One minute it ran fine, then it would cut out completely. After allowing it to sit a few mins, everything was fine. I ended up disassembling it and found a paper sticker that was floating around in the float bowl and shuting off the fuel supply. It nearly drove me crazy and I don't know how it ever passed thru the needle and seat to make it into the bowl, but it was there.


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Lucy Sophia ZwiebelAge: 94 years1895–1989
Lucy Sophia Zwiebel
Lucy Sophia
Birth January 7, 1895 38 20
Papillion, Sarpy County, Nebraska, United States
Birth of a sister Elsie Zwiebel
November 22, 1896 (Age 22 months)
Birth of a brother Arthur Joseph Zwiebel
May 24, 1898 (Age 3 years)
Birth of a sister Ruth Josephine Zwiebel
about 1901 (Age 5 years)
Death of a sister Ruth Josephine Zwiebel
Birth of a brother Henry George Zwiebel
September 10, 1904 (Age 9 years)
Birth of a sister Martha Pauline Zwiebel
Birth of a sister Gladys Zwiebel
January 1911 (Age 15 years)
Birth of a brother Irvin Michael Zwiebel
Death of a paternal grandmother Sophia Elsass
February 19, 1921 (Age 26 years)
Death of a father Michael Zwiebel
Death of a mother Emma Mann
Death of a brother Henry George Zwiebel
about 1985 (Age 89 years)
Death of a sister Elsie Zwiebel
October 3, 1986 (Age 91 years)
Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska, United States
Death of a brother Arthur Joseph Zwiebel
Carmichael, California, United States
Death of a sister Martha Pauline Zwiebel
Federal Way, King County, Washington, United States
Death July 10, 1989 (Age 94 years)
Emma Mann
Elsie Zwiebel
Arthur Joseph Zwiebel
Ruth Josephine Zwiebel
Henry George Zwiebel
Martha Pauline Zwiebel
Gladys Zwiebel
Irvin Michael Zwiebel
Michael Zwiebel
Birth: April 14, 1856 23 20 — Clay Township, Auglaize County, Ohio, United States
Death: December 16, 1938 — Papillion, Sarpy County, Nebraska, United States
Birth: June 12, 1874 32 41 — New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, United States
Death: July 15, 1966 — Papillion, Sarpy County, Nebraska, United States
Marriage: 1893 —
Birth: January 7, 1895 38 20 — Papillion, Sarpy County, Nebraska, United States
Death: July 10, 1989 — Tampa, Florida, United States
Birth: November 22, 1896 40 22 — Papillion, Sarpy County, Nebraska, United States
Death: October 3, 1986 — Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska, United States
Birth: May 24, 1898 42 23 — Papillion, Sarpy County, Nebraska, United States
Death: February 12, 1988 — Carmichael, California, United States
Birth: about 1901 44 26 — Papillion, Sarpy County, Nebraska, United States
Death: about 1901 — Papillion, Sarpy County, Nebraska, United States
Birth: September 10, 1904 48 30 — Papillion, Sarpy County, Nebraska, United States
Death: about 1985
Birth: June 23, 1907 51 33 — Papillion, Sarpy County, Nebraska, United States
Death: November 15, 1988 — Federal Way, King County, Washington, United States
Birth: January 1911 54 36 — Papillion, Sarpy County, Nebraska, United States
Death: about 1996 — Canyonville, Oregon, United States
Birth: 1914 57 39 — Papillion, Sarpy County, Nebraska, United States
Death: March 12, 2004 — Sun City, Arizona, United States
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Q: How do I add an object to an array in c++? Im playing around with a tiny c++ project. Im trying to add an object of person (from my Person class) into an Array.
But when i run my code it tells me that Person struct is NULL.
However, it also sais that my person got a name and an adress, so it doesnt seem like its null?
I have a Person class:
.h
{
public:

    std::string name;
    std::string adress;

    Person() = default;
    Person(std::string name, std::string adress);

    void Print();

    ~Person();
};

.cpp
#include "Person.h"
#include <iostream>
#include <string>

Person::Person(std::string name, std::string adress)
{
    this->name = name;
    this->adress = adress;
}

void Person::Print()
{
    std::cout << "Namn: " << name << ". Adress: " << adress << std::endl;
}

Person::~Person()
{
}

I Have an PersonRegister class:
.h
#include "Person.h"

class PersonReg
{
public:

    int indexInt = 0;
    int maxSize = 50;
    Person *person;

    PersonReg() = default;
    PersonReg(int maxSize);

    void AddPerson(Person *person);
    void PrintPersons();
    void DeletePerson(Person *person);

    ~PersonReg();
};

.cpp
#include <string>
#include "Person.h"

PersonReg::PersonReg(int maxSize)
{
    this->maxSize = maxSize;

    person = new Person[maxSize];
}

void PersonReg::AddPerson(Person *person)
{
    person[indexInt++] = *person;

}

void PersonReg::PrintPersons()
{
    for (Person* personPtr = person; personPtr != person + maxSize; ++personPtr)
    {
        personPtr->Print();
    }
}

void PersonReg::DeletePerson(Person *person)
{
    if (person != nullptr)
    {
        for (Person *personPtr = person; personPtr != person + maxSize; ++personPtr)
        {
            personPtr->name = "NO NAME";
        }
    }
}

PersonReg::~PersonReg()
{
    delete[]person;
}

When I execute it, I get the Error:
Exception thrown at 0x7AFC3729 (vcruntime140d.dll) in Labb3_c++.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation writing location 0xCCCCCCCC.
But in the output, I can see that person name and adress has values.
Im reading to PersonReg from a text-file like this. This is my main:
#include "pch.h"
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include "Person.h"
#include "PersonReg.h"

bool ReadReg(PersonReg& reg, std::string fileName)
{
    std::string line;
    std::ifstream myfile(fileName);
    if (myfile.is_open())
    {
        while (getline(myfile, line))
        {
            while (line.length() == 0 && getline(myfile, line))
                ;
            std::string name(line);
            std::string adress;
            getline(myfile, adress);
            reg.AddPerson(&Person(name, adress));
        }
        myfile.close();
        return true;
    }
    else {
        std::cout << "Unable to open file";
        return false;
    }
}

void Test1(Person* person, PersonReg personReg)
{
    ReadReg(personReg, "PersonExempel.txt");
    personReg.PrintPersons(); std::cout << "\n\n";
    personReg.DeletePerson(person);
}

int main()
{
    Person *person = new Person();
    PersonReg personReg = PersonReg();
    Test1(person, personReg);

    delete person;
    return 0;
};

Im supposed to add a person in my personArray.
Then print the person with a simple print function.
And then delete the Person again.
EDIT: Sorry for long post but Im not sure where the problem is located (besides the memory). Im a totally beginner is C++ so it sure can look like a mess!

A: Take a look at this code:
void PersonReg::AddPerson(Person *person)
{
    person[indexInt++] = *person;

}

You are using person on both left and right side. But what is person here? Is it the passed argument? Is it the member variable of the class?
It seems that you want the LHS to be the member variable while you want the RHS to be the passed argument. But how do you expect the compiler to know that?
You can use this->person to explicit refer to the member variable. However, I'll recommend a renaming of the member variable to something like personArray or a renaming of the argument like: void PersonReg::AddPerson(Person *pers).
Further:
PersonReg personReg = PersonReg();

Shouldn't this be
PersonReg personReg = PersonReg(42);
                                ^^
                             some number

so that you call the intended constructor, i.e. the constructor that calls new and reserve memory for the array.
All that said - I'll recommend that you use std::vector instead of an array allocated using new

A: First of all the maxSize is not getting the value of 50. That's why there is not object Person. You should delete the PersonReg() = default; and keep the other constructor like this PersonReg(int maxSize=50);
As @PeterT mentioned you had a problem in this function. this-> should fix it:
void PersonReg::AddPerson(Person *person)
{
    this->person[indexInt++] = *person;

}

I corrected a few other things. PrintPersons could be this way and it works:
void PersonReg::PrintPersons()
{
    for(int i=0; i<indexInt; i++){
        person[i].Print();
    }
}

Also on the DeletePerson function I cannot understand what exactly you want to do. If you want to delete a spesific person you should change the function to this:
void PersonReg::DeletePerson(Person *person)
{
    if (person != nullptr)
    {
        for(int i=0; i<indexInt; i++){
            if(this->person[i].name==person->name&&this->person->adress==person->adress){
                this->person->name="NO NAME";
                this->person->adress="NO ADDRESS"; //or something like that.
            }
        }
    }
}

I tested all of these and they work. I hope I helped.


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The Houston landscape today is very different from the landscape that European settlers found when they first arrived in Texas. At that time, the areas around Buffalo Bayou and its many tributaries was a dark swamp populated by cypress and magnolia trees. In many places, the forest was so impenetrable (and filled with mosquitoes) that even the Karankaway Indians would not venture too far in. Over the years, the Houston landscape gave way to industrialization and residential development. It has never lost its greenery or its waterways, however, and today is still home to a wide variety of oak and pine tree species that line the bayous and scenic roadways that connect the outer rims of the city to downtown.
Houston's climate is hot and humid in the summer and temperate and humid during the winter. This makes it very amenable to growing a plethora of both exotic and indigenous plants. Because of this, it also makes it possible for the professional landscaper to provide the homeowner with an eclectic range of options when it comes to styles and types of gardens. Because of our mild winters, we seldom see much freeze damage to plants, shrubs, and trees. In fact, Houston landscapes are known throughout the South for having flowers of some sort or the other throughout the year. There are a number of species, such as pansies and cyclamen, which routinely bloom in the winter.
The downside of the Houston landscape is the heavy rainfall which we can receive at virtually any time of year. If the temperature is warm or hot, heavy rainfall will produce outbreaks of mold and fungus within a matter of 24 hours. This is not only bad for human allergies, but for garden plants as well. Steps have to be taken to minimize the impact of mold and fungus on gardens by proactively managing irrigation and at times chemically treating gardens with anti-mold and fungal agents. This type of work should never be done by anyone other than an expert botanist who knows the effects of such treatment on each species of plant within the garden, and who understands the impact that irrigation changes may have on the garden as a whole.
Throughout almost every corner of the Houston landscape, we find heavy clay soils that pose a number of challenges to gardeners and landscapers. Houston soil tends to hold a great deal of water when it rains. Drainage systems have to be built into gardens to prevent standing water from accumulating around sensitive plants that can die if exposed to excessive water. One method of doing this is to aerate the soil so that water percolates in far enough that it can be absorbed by plant roots and filter down below the harder layers of clay near to the surface. At times, it is necessary to take the clay out to some degree and replace it with bedding soil. Larger gardens or more elaborate Houston landscape projects may require concealed drains that route the water to retention ponds and curbs.
Because water cannot always easily filter through the clay soils, they can sometimes be poor in nutrients. Amending the soil may be necessary to enable it to better host a diversity of plant life, or specific exotic plants that require nutrients that do not occur naturally in Houston landscapes. The inconsistent moisture content of the earth here can also cause other problems for landscapers. The expanding and contracting of the earth can actually cause the ground to shift and move. During the summer, the soil dehydrates to the point that cracks often appear in the ground. When sudden rains roll in from the Gulf, the water fills the cracks and causes earth displacement. Structural foundations will be strained as a result, even in the largest of buildings. (This is why foundation repair is such a successful industry here on the Gulf Coast).
To compensate for the instability of theHouston landscape, professional designers have to use creative methods to ensure that the outdoor structures they build will remain in place and intact. Patios and pool decks are often built on piers and beams concealed underground. Pools are made with thicker concrete and thicker rebar. While these preventative measures cannot overcome the forces of Nature, they can provide enough of a sturdy framework to maintain the stability and cosmetics of exterior forms.
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Outdoor Dining Room
When we talk about adding an outdoor dining room to a Houston landscape, we are talking about adding something that is more than a room. What we end up creating is more of an outdoor environment dedicated to special occasions of specific moods and atmospheres. This does not always involve creating enclosure in an obvious way. Often we only have to create a unique space whose prominent visibility draws the
Curb appeal is the sense of grand perspective that comes into view when one approaches a home from the front curb. It is essential to both architectural aesthetic and real estate value because it is the first impression one gains of the personality of the homeowner. Such a portrait of personal lifestyle, rising up from the Houston landscape, is indeed worth a thousand words. Curb appeal ties directly into the
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Title: Iso/iec 14443
Subject: Radio-frequency identification, Near field communication, Istanbulkart, ISO/IEC 7816, RFdump
Collection: Contactless Smart Cards, Iso/Iec Standards
ISO/IEC 14443 Identification cards -- Contactless integrated circuit cards -- Proximity cards is an international standard that defines proximity cards used for identification, and the transmission protocols for communicating with it.[1][2][3][4]
Types 1.2
Physical size 2
Notable implementations 3
The standard was developed by the Working Group 8 of Subcommittee 17 in ISO/IEC Joint Technical Committee 1.
ISO/IEC 14443-1:2008 Part 1: Physical characteristics[1]
ISO/IEC 14443-2:2010 Part 2: Radio frequency power and signal interface[2]
ISO/IEC 14443-3:2011 Part 3: Initialization and anticollision[3]
ISO/IEC 14443-4:2008 Part 4: Transmission protocol[4]
Cards may be Type A and Type B, both of which communicate via radio at 13.56 MHz. The main differences between these types concern modulation methods, coding schemes (Part 2) and protocol initialization procedures (Part 3). Both Type A and Type B cards use the same transmission protocol described in Part 4. The transmission protocol specifies data block exchange and related mechanisms:
data block chaining
waiting time extension
multi-activation
ISO/IEC 14443 uses following terms for components:
PCD: proximity coupling device (the card reader)
PICC: proximity integrated circuit card
Part 1 of the standard specifies that the card shall be compliant with ISO/IEC 7810 or ISO/IEC 15457-1, or "an object of any other dimension".[1]
Notable implementations
MIFARE cards (partial or full implementation, depending on product)
Biometric passports
EMV payment cards (PayPass, payWave, ExpressPay)
German identity card
Near Field Communication is based on in part, and is compatible with, ISO/IEC 14443
Calypso, open security standard for transit fare collection systems
CIPURSE, open security standard for transit fare collection systems
ISO/IEC 7816, "with contact" smart card standard
International Civil Aviation Organization § Standards
List of ISO standards
^ a b c ISO/IEC 14443-1:2008 Identification cards -- Contactless integrated circuit cards -- Proximity cards -- Part 1: Physical characteristics
^ a b ISO/IEC 14443-2:2010 Identification cards -- Contactless integrated circuit cards -- Proximity cards -- Part 2: Radio frequency power and signal interface
^ a b ISO/IEC 14443-3:2011 Identification cards -- Contactless integrated circuit cards -- Proximity cards -- Part 3: Initialization and anticollision
^ a b ISO/IEC 14443-4:2008 Identification cards -- Contactless integrated circuit cards -- Proximity cards -- Part 4: Transmission protocol
Draft ISO/IEC 14443 standards
Atmel Corporation, Requirements of ISO/IEC 14443 Type B Proximity Contactless Identification Cards, Application Note, Rev. 2056B–RFID–11/05
Calypso Networks Association
Calypso standard specifications
Final Committee Drafts in pdf form
ISO standards by standard number
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16949 (TS)
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ISO / IEC standards
OSI protocols
Contactless smart cards
ISO/IEC standards
Html, Logic, Semantic web, Logic programming, Software design
Relational model, PostgreSQL, International Electrotechnical Commission, Prolog, Ibm
Unified Modeling Language
Software engineering, Computer science, Prolog, Agile software development, Ivar Jacobson
Television, Morse code, Radio wave, Internet, Amateur radio
Germany, Deutsches Institut für Normung, Berlin, Iso 15924, Prolog
Radio-frequency identification
Gs1, Iso/iec 18000, Berlin, World War II, New York City
Apple Inc., Sony, Samsung, Nokia, BlackBerry
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Dickey gets past control issues while stifling Mets
Knuckleballer walks five but strikes out seven to beat former team
By Jamie Ross
TORONTO -- After R.A. Dickey helped the Blue Jays to a 7-1 win over the Mets on Thursday, the knuckleballer said he'd leave it to everyone else to build the storyline. To him, it was just another start.
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Facing his former team for the first time since he was traded to Toronto following his 2012 National League Cy Young Award-winning season, the right-hander came through with his sixth quality start of the year as the Blue Jays downed the Mets in the series finale at Rogers Centre.
"It just happened to come against the Mets," Dickey said after he tied a season high with seven strikeouts over 7 1/3 innings. "Hopefully, I'll have 20 more just like it."
Dickey carried a no-hitter into the fifth and didn't surrender a run until Lucas Duda went yard in the eighth to break up the shutout. But by then, the game was already out of reach, as the Blue Jays' bats recorded a five-run fourth inning to give Dickey more than enough support as the 40-year-old improved his record to 3-6.
He left the game to a loud ovation from the Toronto faithful, who hadn't witnessed a Dickey win since he threw a complete game against the Angels on May 21. He was in similar form against the Mets, allowing only one run on three hits despite walking five batters, marking the first start of his career in which he's issued that many walks and still won.
"Any time you come off and people are glad you pitched, it feels good," Dickey said. "I really appreciated that."
Dickey battled walks early on, issuing three in the second inning to give the Mets the bases loaded with two outs. But he came through with a big strikeout of Curtis Granderson to escape that jam and preserve the Blue Jays' early one-run lead. From there, the offense took over and Dickey settled in, avoiding any real danger the rest of the way outside of the Duda homer.
Video: NYM@TOR: Gibbons on Dickey's outing in win over Mets
Blue Jays manager John Gibbons said that although Dickey struggled with walks early, the veteran hurler dug in the rest of the way.
"He gutted it out, he really did. He was determined," Gibbons said. "And then the offense took over and gave him a little breather."
Jamie Ross is an associate reporter for MLB.com.
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DC's Swamp Rats Cling to Their Hoax
Michael Reagan · Apr. 5, 2019
For the Democrats it's still all about the collusion narrative.
They don't care that the Mueller Report concluded that Donald Trump's campaign and the Russians did not cooperate to steal the 2016 election.
President Trump's crazed enemies in Congress and in the liberal media will never believe Trump won fair and square.
You can give the House committees headed by Democrats Adam Schiff and Jerry Nadler two more years of digging around in Trump World for impeachable crimes.
You can give them 800 pages, a thousand pages, ten-thousand more pages of interviews.
You can give them another $30 million to waste on lawyers and investigators.
They won't find anything, but it won't matter.
The "Russia collusion" narrative of the Trump Hating Industrial Complex will never die.
The Democrats just "know" that the epic tragedy of Hillary Clinton's defeat could only have happened because Donald Trump cheated.
The president himself was never under investigation for collusion.
Yes, but, but, but, the Democrats say, his son took that meeting with a Russian woman peddling dirt on Hillary.
And his national security advisor for 24 days, Michael Flynn, met with that jolly Russian ambassador.
And his longtime pal Roger Stone supposedly tried to get more hacked Hillary emails from Wikileaks.
It wasn't against the law for Trump's son or the others to meet with or talk to those Russians, by the way.
In the deranged minds of Trump haters and the liberal media, however, those and a few other brief encounters with Russians by Trump underlings are solid proof of collusion.
But Muller and his gang of lawyers, including several who were closely connected with the Clinton mob, obviously didn't agree.No collusion, no obstruction was their verdict.
Meanwhile, while we wait for Attorney General Bill Barr to release the full but redacted Mueller Report, I wonder how long it'll take the liberal mainstream media to investigate the folks who really colluded with the Russians in 2016 — the Democrats.
Their collusion was instigated by Hillary's campaign and the Democratic National Committee when they paid the research company Fusion GPS to do opposition research on Trump.
Fusion GPS hired Christopher Steele, an ex-British spy, who created a fake, salacious dossier on Donald Trump that Hillary partisans in the highest offices of the FBI used to get FISA surveillance warrants against low-level Trump staffers like George Papadopoulos.
So far, Fox News, talk radio and conservatives in Congress have been the only ones talking about or investigating the partisan origins and FBI's misuse of the so-called "Steel dossier."
You'd think the crack investigative journalists at the New York Times or Washington Post would be covering the heck out of this shocking and dangerous abuse of power by the FBI.
You'd think they'd want to expose how far the Democrats and some top political appointees in the FBI were willing to go to prevent someone they didn't like from becoming president.
But so far the great institutions of the liberal news media are sticking to the "Trump Collusion" script.
They hope to find new stuff in the footnotes of the Mueller Report to fit their Russian collusion narrative, which they refuse to accept has turned out to be the political hoax the president always said it was.
With the economy strong, black and Latino employment at their highest levels and a trade deal with China in the works, the Russian collusion narrative is the only issue the Democrats have.
You know the Muller team tried its best to get anything they could to nail President Trump on collusion. But they came up with zip, ultimately because they were professionals.
Unfortunately, the Democrats in the House running their purely political sideshows are not professionals interested in fairness or the truth.
Schiff and Nadler are partisan, power-hungry hacks who are out to do whatever they can to stymie Trump's agenda and prevent his reelection chances.
What they are doing in the House every day shows the country what happens when someone really tries to drain the swamp in Washington.
Copyright 2019 Michael Reagan
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The rig company Fred. Olsen Energy is sentenced to pay 60 million to bankrupt estate Bergen Group Hanøytangen, according to an arbitration award.
Bergen Group Hanøytangen (BGH) sued the Fred. Olsen Energy (FOE) of protruding bills of 180 million after the BGH were supposed to perform classification, repairs and upgrades of Borgland Dolphin rig.
There was several disputes related to work, and FOE went to litigate against BGH, wrote Sysla.
The case went to the arbitration court in Oslo last December. The verdict was that the BOE must pay NOK 54 million plus interest, a total of 60 million to bankrupt estate BGH.
Neither party was upheld by judges and court costs, which probably will be between 12 and 14 million, to be shared between the two parties.
– We had expected a better outcome, but this is mainly within the framework of the provisions we have made in the financial statements and within what we saw as a possible outcome, says CFO Hjalmar Krogseth Moe FOE.
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Q: How to set up AWS connection For the first time, I have applied for an Amazon Web Service, choosing the Lightsail package specifically. After installing several modules through Putty, uploading the files through FileZilla, and launching the server with 'node app.js', I tried to ping the server IP from my local computer but failed.
I need to be able to connect to the IP in the browser so that my SSL verification can pass.
What should I do to establish the HTTP connection? What steps have I missed?

A: When you create a Lightsail instance, some network ports are opened by default. When a port is open, your instance can accept public network connections. You can change the network port settings for your Lightsail instance on the Networking tab of your instance management page.
You need to check the instance's firewall rules and make sure that HTTP is opened.
Looking at this official documentation, it shows that port 80 is opened by default per your chosen operating system.


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New Jersey's Spider Rockets are set to release their fifth full-length album 'Along Came A Spider,' January 26th via P-Dog Records. Today, the artwork and track listing have been revealed. Check out the lyric video for the first single entitled "Sick"below. The album will be available for pre-order next week!


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Home / The MGS Precious Metals Blog / Silver Market News / How One Silver Coin Rewrote History
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How One Silver Coin Rewrote History
Most of the treasure you hear about is found by a lucky hobbyist armed with a metal detector. The famous Hallaton Treasure is a bit different. It was found by Ken Wallace in 2000 while he was on the job as a member of the Hallaton Fieldwork Group – a group of community archaeologists who work to document the history of Hallaton Parish. But, finder affiliations are not the only thing that makes the Hallaton Treasure stand out.
The Hallaton Treasure is the current record holder for the largest hoard of British Iron Age coins ever discovered. While Wallace's initial find was only about 130 coins, the full excavation uncovered more than 5,000 gold and silver coins. Other items that were a part of the find include several pieces of jewelry and a Roman parade helmet gilded in silver.
There's still another reason why the Hallaton Treasure was so important – and it has to do with but a single coin out of the 5,000+ hoard. One of the silver coins was Roman in origin and dated 211 BC, making it the oldest Roman coin found in Britain. However, the Roman conquest of the UK region was not until 43 AD. The presence of that Roman coin in the Hallaton Treasure means that the area must have traded and held cordial relations with the Roman Empire – a previously unsupported and undocumented notion. With such a vast variety of gold and silver coins, it only took one for archaeologists to reconsider history.
Currently, the treasure is on display in the Harborough Museum.
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Q: Join pandas dataframes using regex on a column using Python 3 I have two pandas dataframe df1 and df2. I would like to join the two dataframes using regex on column 'CODE'.
df1

STR                                 CODE
Nonrheumatic aortic valve disorders I35
Glaucoma suspect                    H40.0

df2

STR                                 CODE
Nonrheumatic aortic valve disorders I35
Nonrheumatic 1                      I35.1
Nonrheumatic 2                      I35.2
Nonrheumatic 3                      I35.3
Glaucoma suspect                    H40.0
Glaucoma 2                          H40.1
Diabetes                            H50
Diabetes 1                          H50.1
Diabetes 1                          H50.2

The final output should be like this:
STR                                 CODE
Nonrheumatic aortic valve disorders I35
Nonrheumatic 1                      I35.1
Nonrheumatic 2                      I35.2
Nonrheumatic 3                      I35.3
Glaucoma suspect                    H40.0
Glaucoma 2                          H40.1

Any help is highly appreciated!

A: You can "align" the codes of 2 dataframes with matching their essential prefixes (obtained by regex substitution) in pandas.Series.where condition:
df1_codes = df1.CODE.str.replace(r'\..+', '', regex=True)
df2.loc[df2.CODE.str.replace(r'\..+', '', regex=True)\
    .pipe(lambda s: s.where(s.isin(df1_codes))).dropna().index]

                                  STR   CODE
0  Nonrheumatic aortic valve disorders    I35
1                       Nonrheumatic 1  I35.1
2                       Nonrheumatic 2  I35.2
3                       Nonrheumatic 3  I35.3
4                     Glaucoma suspect  H40.0
5                           Glaucoma 2  H40.1

A: A possible solution, based on pandas.DataFrame.merge and pandas.Series.str.split:
(df1.assign(
    CODEA=df1['CODE'].str.split('\.', expand=True)[0])
 .merge(df2.assign(
     CODEA=df2['CODE'].str.split('\.', expand=True)[0]),
        on='CODEA', suffixes=['_x', '']).loc[:, df1.columns])

Output:
                                   STR   CODE
0  Nonrheumatic aortic valve disorders    I35
1                       Nonrheumatic 1  I35.1
2                       Nonrheumatic 2  I35.2
3                       Nonrheumatic 3  I35.3
4                     Glaucoma suspect  H40.0
5                           Glaucoma 2  H40.1


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Home / africa / Biggest coral reseeding project launches on Great Barrier Reef
Biggest coral reseeding project launches on Great Barrier Reef
africa November 28, 2018 africa
Scientists have launched the largest ever attempt to regenerate coral on the Great Barrier Reef by harvesting millions of the creatures' eggs and sperm during their annual spawning.
The researchers said on Wednesday they plan to grow coral larvae from the harvested eggs and return these to areas of the reef that have been badly damaged by climate-related coral bleaching.
"This is the first time that the entire process of large scale larval rearing and settlement will be conducted directly on reefs on the Great Barrier Reef," said Peter Harrison of Southern Cross University, one of the leading project.
"Our team will be restoring hundreds of square meters with the goal of getting to square kilometers in the future, a scale not attempted previously," he said in a statement.
The "Larval Restoration Project" launch was timed to coincide with the annual spawn coral on the reef, which began earlier this week and will only last about 48 to 72 hours.
Coral along large swathes of the 300km reef have been killed by rising sea temperatures linked to climate change, leaving behind skeletal remains in a process known as coral bleaching.
The northern reaches of the reef suffered an unprecedented two successive years of severe bleaching in 2016 and 2017, raising fears that it may have suffered irreparable damage.
Harrison and his colleagues are hopeful that their reseeding project can help reverse the trend, but he warned the effort will not be enough to save the reef.
"Climate action is the only way to ensure coral reefs can survive into the future," he said.
"Our approach to reef restoration aims to buy time for coral populations to survive and evolve until emissions are capped and our climate stabilises."
The scientists hope that coral that have survived bleaching have a greater tolerance to rising temperatures so that a breeding population produced from this year's spawn will grow into coral better able to survive future bleaching events.
The researchers, who also include experts from James Cook University and the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), said a novelty of their reseeding project was to grow larvae coral together with microscopic algae. The two live in symbiosis on the reef.
"So we are aiming to fast-track this process to see if the survival and early growth of juvenile corals can be boosted by rapid uptake of algae," explained David Suggett of UTS.
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The focus of the talk is how the Soviet architectural award system of the 1960s-1980s functioned in relation to the industrialisation of housing and planning for new types of residential units such as the microrayon (large housing estate) in urban environments and kolkhoz (collective farm) settlements in rural areas. Despite the importance attached to mass housing declared by the Communist Party in 1955, the Soviet Union's most prestigious state award, the Lenin Prize, was only ever conferred upon two model sites: the Lazdynai large housing estate in Vilnius, Lithuania, in 1974, and the Juknaičiai soviet farm community in south-western Lithuania in 1988. The talk seeks to address several questions: What role did official awards play in the context of Soviet mass housing and new settlement planning ideology? How and why were certain (Baltic) sites selected and awarded? What aspects played a major role in both professional acknowledgment and the fulfilment of ideological requirements?
Marija Drėmaitė is an Associate Professor at Vilnius University, Department of Theory of History and Cultural History. She holds a PhD in History of Architecture (2006). Her research is focused on the 20th century architecture, Socialist Modernism, and industrial heritage. She has published a book 'Baltic Modernism: Architecture and Housing in Soviet Lithuania' (Berlin: Dom publishers, 2017) and is currently leading a research project on Architecture for Housing in Socialist Lithuania.


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Louisiana Campaigns Tread Water Until Vitter's Race
If Vitter is elected Louisiana's next governor, political dominoes there could quickly start to fall. (Photo By Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call)
By Eli Yokley
For a number of ambitious Republicans in Louisiana, a whole lot hinges on the state's gubernatorial election later this year — and Sen. David Vitter.
Vitter is one of four candidates facing off in the Pelican State's "jungle primary" in October. He will be up against two other Republicans and one Democrat in a race that, unless a single candidate gets half the vote, would advance the two top candidates to a runoff in late November. If he ultimately emerges as the victor — and that's still an "if"— a brand new set of ifs would arise and leave politicians at several levels in Louisiana stuck watching and waiting.
Vitter has not said whether he would resign immediately and let outgoing Gov. Bobby Jindal pick his replacement, or wait to vacate the seat at the same time he is sworn in as governor. But it's no secret Vitter's relationship with the two-term governor is strained: Jindal has refused to endorse Vitter, and Vitter has criticized the state's "broken fiscal policy " under Jindal's watch.
Jason P. Doré, the executive director of the Louisiana Republican Party, said, "Everyone down here has operated under the assumption Vitter would appoint his own replacement."
Under that scenario, a big domino could fall. Would a Gov. Vitter pick a placeholder to fill out the rest of his term until January 2017 while Republicans fight in a primary? Or would he comb through the field of Republicans who have been laying the groundwork to run, have instant incumbent status and support from the party's infrastructure, such as the National Republican Senatorial Committee?
While Vitter's job has yet to be posted, a number of Republicans are jumping in line to make clear their interest in his Senate seat, which is rated Safe Republican by the Rothenberg & Gonzales Political Report /Roll Call.
Rep. Charles Boustany Jr., said recently he is interested in the seat if it opens up, but cautioned supporters back home in Louisiana that he wants to be careful to not "get ahead of the governor's race." Rep. John Fleming, told CQ Roll Call in December he was "very interested in the race."
Their shadow campaigns have resulted in something of an arms race measured not in terms of weapons, but cash. Boustany raised $715,000 in the second quarter this year, which a campaign aide said was just short of his high-water mark in his other campaigns. Fleming's campaign reported adding $742,000 to its account during the same time period – including a $525,000 loan from Fleming – and ended the quarter with $2.1 million on hand.
If either of them were to be appointed to the seat, it would knock over yet another domino — opening up their safe House seats to another tier of Republicans looking for promotions. But even that is a big "if," too. Boustany and Fleming are not the only candidates who are floating their names.
John Kennedy, the Louisiana state treasurer who has played in statewide politics for two decades, is not exactly tiptoeing around the idea of entering a race to replace Vitter in the Senate.
Kennedy has nearly $3.5 million in his state campaign account. And while it cannot be transferred to a federal committee, he could easily spend it this year as he runs for re-election. Plus, the money could make its way to a super PAC, such as the one a longtime Kennedy aide founded this spring.
While all of them are eyeing the race publicly, the reality is their constituency could be just one person — Vitter — and they all have been currying favor and staying out of his way in his bid for governor.
If Vitter were to appoint a "placeholder," some Louisiana Republicans believe he might consider naming his chief of staff, Kyle Ruckert, to fill the remaining part of his term until January 2017, when whichever victorious 2016 candidate would take office.
A Vitter aide said the senator was focused on his gubernatorial race and has not given any thought to whom he might pick as his replacement or the candidates in the wings. While both Boustany, who was not always close to Vitter, and Fleming have lent their support to his campaign, the conversation about the potential Senate seat is a long way away, the aide said.
Almost all of the recent polling in the governor's race points to a runoff between Vitter and Democratic state Rep. John Bel Edwards, said Robert Mann, a former Democratic operative and Louisiana political historian who is a professor at Louisiana State University.
"There are too many Republicans in the race fighting over 55 percent of the electorate," he said, noting the candidacies of Republican Public Service Commissioner Scott Angelle and Lt. Gov. Jay Dardenne. "If you add the two others together, they still don't exceed what Edwards is likely to get. I'm not sure one of them dropping out would make much difference."
Barring an Edwards implosion or an unlikely Angelle or Dardenne surge, Mann said Vitter's biggest hurdle right now looks to be a potentially vicious runoff battle, where Democrats and a self-described "non-partisan" super PAC led by Trey Ourso, the former executive director of the Louisiana Democratic Party, could try to make the story of Vitter's involvement with a prostitution ring stick in a way it did not before.
Gumbo PAC says on its website its goal is to provide a "clearinghouse of information focused on educating Louisiana voters about U.S. Senator David Vitter's disgraceful public record."
The prostitution allegations first quietly emerged in 2002 as Vitter, then a member of the House, was preparing his first run for governor. But when Louisiana Weekly published a report alleging he was involved with a Louisiana-based prostitution ring, he canceled his plans and ran successfully for re-election.
Although the prostitution allegations were raised again in his 2004 Senate campaign, they failed to keep him from winning the seat.
But three years later, when Vitter's phone number was listed on a list of numbers that were frequently in contact with the so-called D.C. Madam, Vitter acknowledged "a very serious sin" and asked for forgiveness. In 2010, voters gave it to him — re-electing him with well over a majority of the vote.
So far, the issue has yet to damage him politically. But this time, Louisiana observers say it could be hurting him with women. Mann said Vitter's numbers with women, particularly Republicans, show vulnerability, pointing to a Southern Media and Opinion Research poll that showed a 16-point gap between white men and white women.
"If this super PAC or Edwards can get the money to tell a story, there's an argument that he could be in trouble," he said. But, he said of the race, "I still believe it is Vitter's to lose."
Clarification July 17, 12:10 p.m. An earlier version of this story misstated how much of Fleming's campaign cash on hand was from donations.
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Hai Duong aims to harvest 40,000 tonnes of litchi in 2019
The Red River Delta province of Hai Duong is expected to harvest about 35,000-40,000 tonnes of litchi in 2019.
The locality is stepping up efforts in preparations for the export of litchi to China, which has demanded origin traceability of Vietnamese fresh fruits, including litchi.
According to Luong Thi Kiem, head of the provincial plant protection sub-department, as of April 2019, Hai Duong has 40 areas grown with litchi, longan, banana and watermelon, and two packaging facilities receiving codes accepted by China.
Other 115 packaging facilities and ten fruit-growing areas in the province are awaiting code grants and approval from China.
The provincial Department of Agriculture and Rural Development has issued detailed guidelines on the export of fresh fruits to China, which have been sent to the city and district people's committees and businesses in the locality.
It has asked relevant localities to instruct farmers to follow VietGAP standards as well as harvesting, package, transporting and labeling requirements.
According the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, in 2018, Hai Duong had about 10,500 ha of litchi, mostly in Thanh Ha district and Chi Linh town, which yielded about 60,000 tonnes.
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The BIRD Foundation to Invest $2.3 Million in Three Homeland Security Tech Projects
The supported projects, selected by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and Israel's Ministry of Public Security, include a drone command system, an indoor positioning wearable device, and security video analytics tools
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The BIRD—Israel-U.S. Binational Industrial R&D Foundation will invest a collective $2.3 million in three joint projects by American and Israeli companies focused on technologies for homeland security and safety, BIRD announced Monday.
The projects were selected by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and Israel's Ministry of Public Security. The projects will be required to raise private funding to match BIRD's investment.
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The selected companies are Tel Aviv-based Blue White Robotics Ltd. and Brooklyn-based Easy Aerial Inc. that will develop a drone command and control system for homeland security purposes; Buffalo, New York-based 3AM Innovations LLC and Israel-based S.H. Goren Management and Innovation Ltd. that will develop a wearable device for the indoor positioning of first responders; and Israel-based Cawamo Ltd. and Utah-based LiveView Technologies that will develop security video analytics technologies for remote sites.
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Esther Bendahan Cohen (Tétouan, 1964) é uma escritora espanhola.

Nascida em uma família marroquina sefardita, estabeleceu-se em Madrid, onde estudou psicologia e filologia francesa.

É diretora do programa de televisão «Shalom» (La2) e chefa de programação da Casa Sefarad-Israel.

Obra
Soñar con Hispania (com Ester Benari), Ediciones Tantín, 2002
La sombra y el mar, Morales del Coso, 2003
Deshojando alcachofas, Seix Barral, 2005
Déjalo, ya volveremos, Seix Barral, 2006
La cara de Marte, Algaida, 2007.
El secreto de la reina persa, La Esfera de los Libros, 2009.

Prêmios
Premio Tigre Juan, 2006 com La cara de Marte.

Traduçãos
Au nom de l'Autre: Réflexions sur l'antisémitisme qui vient , Alain Finkielkraut, Seix Barral, 2005 (com Adolfo García Ortega).

Ligações externas
Seix Barral
La Esfera de los Libros
Déjalo, ya volveremos, Capítulo 1 (PDF)

Escritoras da Espanha

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Scientists find cannibalism at American settlement
By BRETT ZONGKER, Associated Press
Scientists say they have found the first solid archaeological evidence that some of the earliest American colonists survived harsh conditions by resorting to cannibalism.
On Wednesday, the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History and archaeologists from Jamestown announced the discovery of the bones of a 14-year-old girl with clear signs that she was cannibalized.
The human remains date back to the deadly winter of 1609-1610, known as the "starving time" in Jamestown, when hundreds of colonists died. Scientists have said the settlers arrived from England during the worst drought in 800 years.
For years, there had been unconfirmed tales of starving early colonists resorting to eating dogs, mice, snakes, shoe leather and even their own dead.


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Gonfaus és un mas a mig km a l'est de Santa Eulàlia de Puig-oriol (Osona) catalogat a l'Inventari del Patrimoni Arquitectònic de Catalunya. Mas d'origen més antic que començà a prosperar al . En el capbreu de l'any 1434 se cita Gonfaus en la llista de béns del monestir de Lluçà com a pertanyent a la batllia de Santa Eulàlia de Puig-oriol. Una concòrdia entre Francesc Gonfaus i Miquel d'Agulló, perpetu de Lluçà, sobre els aliments del monestir l'any 1574 es significativa de la importància que va adquirir aquesta família.

Arquitectònicament es tracta d'un gran casal fet als quatre vents amb cantoneres de pedra treballada. S'hi accedeix per un portal adovellat. Al davant hi ha una lliça que conserva encara l'era de batre. A la part de darrere hi ha un petit porxo on hi ha una cisterna, és la part més moderna de l'edifici (1710). D'altres edificis remarcables del conjunt són la cabana feta al 1707 i una masoveria datada al 1612.

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Christian Book Recommendations on Justice, Race, Gender & Poverty
Recommended Books on Cross-Cultural Management, Leadership and Global Christianity
Livermore, D. (2015). Leading with Cultural Intelligence: The Real Secret to Success (2nd edition). New York, NY: AMACOM. 272 pp. (ISBN: 9780814449172)
Plueddemann, J. E. (2009). Leading Across Cultures: Effective Ministry and Mission in the Global Church (5899th edition). IVP Academic.
Hibbert, E., & Hibbert, R. (2014). Leading Multicultural Teams. William Carey Library.
Elmer, D. (2006). Cross-Cultural Servanthood: Serving the World in Christlike Humility (2007 or Later Printing edition). IVP Books.
Elmer, D. (1993). Cross-Cultural Conflict: Building Relationships for Effective Ministry (unknown edition). IVP Academic.
Barnett, M., & Stein, J. G. (2012). Sacred Aid: Faith And Humanitarianism (1 edition). Oxford University Press, Usa.
Georges, J., & Baker, M. D. (2016). Ministering in Honor-Shame Cultures: Biblical Foundations and Practical Essentials. IVP Academic.
Rah, S.-C. (2009). The Next Evangelicalism: Freeing the Church from Western Cultural Captivity. IVP Books.
Swartz, D. R. (2020). Facing West: American Evangelicals in an Age of World Christianity. Oxford University Press.
Additional Book Recommendations on Global Christianity
Recommended Books on Race & Ethnicity
Healing Racial Trauma. Rowe, S. W., & Rah, S.-C. (2020). Healing Racial Trauma: The Road to Resilience. IVP Books.
Multiracial Christian. Frazier, S. T. (2001). Check All That Apply: Finding Wholeness as a Multiracial Person (Print On Demand edition). IVP Books.
Ethnic Identity Development for White Christians. Harris, P., & Schaupp, D. (2009). Being White: Finding Our Place in a Multiethnic World. IVP Books.
Racial Awareness Discipleship for White Christians. Swanson, D. W., & McNeil, B. S. (2020). Rediscipling the White Church: From Cheap Diversity to True Solidarity. IVP.
Additional Book Recommendations on Race & Ethnicity
See books on other ethnicities below.
McPherson, M., & Brees, D. (2020). The Third Option: Hope for a Racially Divided Nation (Reprint edition). Howard Books.
Yancey, G. A. (2022). Beyond Racial Division: A Unifying Alternative to Colorblindness and Antiracism. IVP.
Books by John Perkins
Books by Brenda Salter McNeil
Recommended Books on Gender and Women in Leadership
Martin, N. M. (2016). Made to Lead: Empowering Women for Ministry. CBP.
Coleman, K. (2010). 7 Deadly Sins of Women in Leadership (1 edition). Next Leadership Publishing.
Lederleitner, M. T. (2018). Women in God's Mission: Accepting the Invitation to Serve and Lead. IVP Books.
Leach, T. B., & McKnight, S. (2017). Emboldened: A Vision for Empowering Women in Ministry. IVP Books.
Tucker, R. A. (2016). Extraordinary Women of Christian History: What We Can Learn from Their Struggles and Triumphs. Baker Books.
Brown, B. (2018). Dare to Lead: Brave Work. Tough Conversations. Whole Hearts. Random House.
Harts, M. (2019). The Memo: What Women of Color Need to Know to Secure a Seat at the Table. Seal Press.
Strickland, D., & Goff, B. (2020). Better Together: How Women and Men Can Heal the Divide and Work Together to Transform the Future. Thomas Nelson.
Kristof, N. D., & WuDunn, S. (2010). Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide (Reprint edition). Vintage.
Additional Book Recommendations on Gender
Recommended Books on the Black Church
Ellis, C. F. (1996). Free at last?: The Gospel in the African-American experience. InterVarsity Press.
Gates Jr, Henry Lewis. (2021). The Black Church: This Is Our Story, This Is Our Song. Penguin Books.
Harvey, P., Moore, J. M., & Mjagkij, N. (2013). Through the Storm, Through the Night: A History of African American Christianity (Reprint edition). Rowman & Littlefield Publishers.
Lincoln, C. E., & Mamiya, L. H. (1990). The Black Church in the African American Experience. Duke University Press Books.
McCaulley, E. (2020). Reading While Black: African American Biblical Interpretation as an Exercise in Hope. IVP Academic.
Usry, G., & Keener, C. S. (2009). Black Man's Religion: Can Christianity Be Afrocentric? (PRINT-ON-DEMAND edition). IVP Academic.
Whelchel, L. H. (2011). The History and Heritage of African American Churches: A Way Out of No Way. Paragon House.
Latino/a Church
Castellanos, N., Perkins, J. M., & Gordon, W. (2015). Where the Cross Meets the Street: What Happens to the Neighborhood When God Is at the Center. IVP Books.
Crespo, O. (2009). Being Latino in Christ: Finding Wholeness in Your Ethnic Identity. IVP Books.
Rodriguez, D. A., & Ortiz, M. (2011). A Future for the Latino Church: Models for Multilingual, Multigenerational Hispanic Congregations. IVP Academic.
Romero, R. C. (2020). Brown Church: Five Centuries of Latina/o Social Justice, Theology, and Identity. IVP Academic.
Twiss, R. (2015). Rescuing the Gospel from the Cowboys: A Native American Expression of the Jesus Way (First Edition). IVP Books.
Asian American Christians
Yep, J., Cha, P., Tokunaga, P., Jao, G., & Riesen, S. C. V. (1998). Following Jesus Without Dishonoring Your Parents. IVP Books.
Tokunaga, P. (2003). Invitation to Lead: Guidance for Emerging Asian American Leaders. IVP Books.
Magnuson, N. (1977). Salvation in the Slums: Evangelical Social Work, 1865-1920. Scarecrow Pr.
Burger, D. (1997). Women Who Changed the Heart of the City. Kregel Publications.
Winston, D. (1999). Red-Hot and Righteous: The Urban Religion of The Salvation Army (First Edition edition). Harvard University Press.
McKinley, E. H. (1995). Marching to Glory: The History of the Salvation Army in the United States, 1880-1992 (Revised, Subsequent edition). Eerdmans Pub Co.
White (Majority Culture) Churches: Ethnicity & Justice
Gilbreath, E. (2008). Reconciliation Blues: A Black Evangelical's Inside View of White Christianity. IVP Books.
Harris, P., & Schaupp, D. (2009). Being White: Finding Our Place in a Multiethnic World. IVP Books.
Swanson, D. W., & McNeil, B. S. (2020). Rediscipling the White Church: From Cheap Diversity to True Solidarity. IVP.
Keller, T. (2010). Generous Justice: How God's Grace Makes Us Just. Penguin Books.
Christians in Social Work
Scales, T. L., & Kelly, M. S. (2016). Christianity and Social Work: Readings on the Integration of Christian Faith and Social Work Practice (Fifth Edition edition). North American Association of Christians in Social Work.


Every time I feel particularly like this, I open a bottle of wine from the Mediterranean Islands and let it drift me away to a place where the temperature is 25 C in the summer or 10 C in the winter. Ideally, I would to live in this temperature interval one day. Happily would trade snow for a sunny beach, olive tree instead of tundra and a winter coat for a pair of shorts!!!
I recently drank a bottle of Acrollam Blanc 2017 from Mesquida Mora. Mallorca is better know for its beaches and happening nightlife rather than its wine scene. Mallorca wines aren't typically exported, so in order to taste them you will probably have to come to the source.
Mesquida Mora, a biodynamic producer in a paradise. This white, a blend of Prensal and Giro with every sip takes me away to the beach of Caló des Moro. Its bouquet emanates the sweetest mineral and garrique perfume reminiscent of chalk, fennel and dill. Warm and inviting in the mouth, it is the personification of Sol Invictus.
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Travis and I have now been in Goettingen for two weeks, and the hunt for an apartment, flat, house, villa, or barn continues. We've learned a thing or two already about finding a place to live in Germany. It took us a month to find an apartment in Switzerland. Germany is proving to be even more challenging. Newbs who've recently relocated or are planning to might find our tips for German apartment hunting helpful.
Property listings are primarily posted online. Absent are the huge banner ads visible on mega apartment complexes like in the US and the little handwritten ads in ground-floor building windows in Switzerland. While it's nice to be able to see photos and a brief description of a property before scheduling a viewing, it's also limiting.
After countless hours of scrolling through over 40 websites of property listings, we're no closer to finding a flat. The search is made more difficult because many of the listings don't include phone numbers, which means our only option is to send an online request. Of the 35-40 inquiries sent, only three or four respondents contacted us back, all with negative responses.
Though this listing isn't ideal because it's furnished, I still submitted an inquiry for an appointment to view it. It turned out to be a tiny studio for way too much money.
2. If you don't speak German, expect folks to hang up when you call.
I'm not judging. There's not much else they really can do if they don't speak English and you don't speak German. When housing is in short supply and demand is high, owners don't have to call you back. It's up to you to be keep calling until you reach someone, find someone to leave a voicemail in German, or if possible, go in person to ask about the property.
Though I've experienced fewer hang ups here than in Switzerland, it's only because I've had fewer folks answer the phone in Germany. More often I've had to leave voice mails, all of which have gone unanswered.
When my initial call to this German-speaking landlord ended in a hang up, a co-worker of Trav's called again. He found out the house was already rented, fully furnished, and they were just looking for a flatmate. Why does nobody want 2 adults, 2 cats, and 1 dog to move in with them??
3. Pets are not welcome.
Even properties that are listed as pet-friendly don't necessarily accept pets. As is the case in Switzerland, German landlords tend to share the belief that a certain amount of space is required for a certain number of pets, regardless of species, breed, or size.
Though we would prefer a smaller flat than our original one in Switzerland (a 100+ m² flat is an excessive amount of space for us), we've been declined for anything under 75 m² because, as we've repeatedly been told, "That's not enough space for two adults, two cats, and a dog." It's not as if we have a black bear, raven, or skunk for a pet, like Travis and I did when we were kids.
The owner of one "pet-friendly" duplex actually declined to even meet with us because she wouldn't be able to keep our cats out of her garden. Oh, dear. I should've told her she needn't worry because our cats are carnivores and wouldn't harm her vegetables.
Since many of the flat listings don't specify whether they accept pets, we've started scouring the photos for things like scratching posts and pet beds to see if the current tenants have them.
4. Competition for housing is stiff.
Göttingen is a college town, which means availability of flats fluctuates widely with the university schedule. If you happen to be moving to a college town, try to do it mid-summer or between semesters when you're not competing with thousands of college students for limited housing.
The current semester in Goettingen just started in October. We didn't arrive until November, which means we're a bit late to the game. Since the local university accepts more students every year than there is available housing, students have already filled the cheapest and best housing, leaving us to compete with the last of the incoming students who're still madly trying to find a place to live.
As with housing the world over, if it's in a nice, central location, expect to pay an arm and a leg. If the flat is in BFE and requires a lengthy commute, huge homes are dirt cheap.
We can expect to pay anywhere from €700-1000 per month for a mid-sized apartment in central Göttingen that's nothing special, or we can pay a fraction of that to live in a charmingly unique historic home in an outlying village, but then Travis will have to commute to work.
While the public transportation system is well developed in Germany, it's similar to Switzerland in that it's difficult or even impossible to feasibly commute from rural areas except by car. Trains don't provide access to the smaller villages, and bus service is frequently unavailable because of worker strikes and inclement weather.
This spacious flat in a historic building with expansive grounds is only €375 a month. So cheap! Why? It's in the village of Osterode, a mere 45 minute drive from Goettingen, or an hour and a half by public transit.
6. The size range of available flats is rather limited.
So far, we've seen gobs of cracker-box flats that are between 15 and 40 m². They cost between €200-300 per month. While these may be appropriate for students, they're not ideal for us. Remember #3 above? We're a traveling zoo. Where are the medium-sized apartments?! My guess is that folks are living in them.
Of the available listings, if it's not for a tiny little one-room flat, it's for a monstrous 7-room family home that would only be suitable for us if we found a gazillion roommates or had a passel of kids.
This monstrosity is only €700 euros, but it's 193 square meters of space I DO NOT WANT TO CLEAN.
7. You can actually rent a castle.
Clearly, this was immediately a front runner for me, but Travis – ever the practical one – vetoed. It's probably for the best. Who wants to live in a haunted castle in the Middle of Nowhere, Germany?
Ok, so I made up the part about it being haunted, but shouldn't all castles be haunted?
8. The realty market in Göttingen is a seller's market.
Housing is limited, so landlords and owners can afford to be as picky as they want to be.
Properties are often gone by the time we actually connect with a landlord, and the listings that remain available frequently state they're free immediately when they're not. Many have dates of availability starting in February, March, or even April 2016. Not everyone has the luxury of planning that far in advance when they relocate.
We would have snatched up this beautiful penthouse flat in Ebergötzen, but not surprisingly, it has a long list of applicants. Aaaaaand it's not available until January 1st.
I can honestly say I've never seen a listing for any property in any country that specifically disallows this until now.
Apartment Found, Lease Signed In Santa's Village!
I would love to advise you, but I got really lucky both times I looked for a flat in Germany. Umm, if the not speaking German thing is the problem could Travis ask someone from work to call for you?
I could suggest some websites, but you probably already know them all! Umm, have you tried quoka.de? I found my first flat in Germany there.
Definitely. A co-worker of Trav's called a couple places last week and one this weekend. It's hard for us to ask but if anyone asked us to do the same for them in English, we'd be more than happy to do it so we try to remember that when we don't want to put people out. I've only been on quoka.de once but I liked it. I'll keep checking there, thanks!


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require "update_migrator"

describe UpdateMigrator do
  describe "::migrate_cache_entries_to_double_dashes" do
    let(:formula_name) { "foo" }
    let(:f) {
      formula formula_name do
        url "https://example.com/foo-1.2.3.tar.gz"
        version "1.2.3"
      end
    }
    let(:old_cache_file) { HOMEBREW_CACHE/"#{formula_name}-1.2.3.tar.gz" }
    let(:new_cache_file) { HOMEBREW_CACHE/"#{formula_name}--1.2.3.tar.gz" }

    before do
      FileUtils.touch old_cache_file
      allow(Formula).to receive(:each).and_yield(f)
    end

    it "moves old files to use double dashes when upgrading from <= 1.7.1" do
      described_class.migrate_cache_entries_to_double_dashes(Version.new("1.7.1"))

      expect(old_cache_file).not_to exist
      expect(new_cache_file).to exist
    end

    context "when the formula name contains dashes" do
      let(:formula_name) { "foo-bar" }

      it "does not introduce extra double dashes when called multiple times" do
        described_class.migrate_cache_entries_to_double_dashes(Version.new("1.7.1"))
        described_class.migrate_cache_entries_to_double_dashes(Version.new("1.7.1"))

        expect(old_cache_file).not_to exist
        expect(new_cache_file).to exist
      end
    end

    it "does not move files if upgrading from > 1.7.1" do
      described_class.migrate_cache_entries_to_double_dashes(Version.new("1.7.2"))

      expect(old_cache_file).to exist
      expect(new_cache_file).not_to exist
    end
  end

  describe "::migrate_cache_entries_to_symlinks" do
    let(:formula_name) { "foo" }
    let(:f) {
      formula formula_name do
        url "https://example.com/foo-1.2.3.tar.gz"
        version "1.2.3"
      end
    }
    let(:old_cache_file) { HOMEBREW_CACHE/"#{formula_name}--1.2.3.tar.gz" }
    let(:new_cache_symlink) { HOMEBREW_CACHE/"#{formula_name}--1.2.3.tar.gz" }
    let(:new_cache_file) {
      HOMEBREW_CACHE/"downloads/5994e3a27baa3f448a001fb071ab1f0bf25c87aebcb254d91a6d0b02f46eef86--foo-1.2.3.tar.gz"
    }

    before do
      old_cache_file.dirname.mkpath
      FileUtils.touch old_cache_file
      allow(Formula).to receive(:[]).and_return(f)
    end

    it "moves old files to use symlinks when upgrading from <= 1.7.2" do
      described_class.migrate_cache_entries_to_symlinks(Version.new("1.7.2"))

      expect(old_cache_file).to eq(new_cache_symlink)
      expect(new_cache_symlink).to be_a_symlink
      expect(new_cache_symlink.readlink.to_s)
        .to eq "downloads/5994e3a27baa3f448a001fb071ab1f0bf25c87aebcb254d91a6d0b02f46eef86--foo-1.2.3.tar.gz"
      expect(new_cache_file).to exist
      expect(new_cache_file).to be_a_file
    end

    it "does not move files if upgrading from > 1.7.2" do
      described_class.migrate_cache_entries_to_symlinks(Version.new("1.7.3"))

      expect(old_cache_file).to exist
      expect(new_cache_file).not_to exist
      expect(new_cache_symlink).not_to be_a_symlink
    end
  end
end

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
Q: MYSQL Convert Integer to Hours:Minutes So, i have an integer column with value : 4995,
i want to convert it to Hours:Mins format using :
cast(concat(floor(sum(4995)/60),':',mod(sum(4995)/60,60)) As time) as total_min

results : 83:23:00

It resulted two mins less that what it should be :
select 4995/60
results : 83.2500

Using SELECT SEC_TO_TIME(4995*60); resulted : 83:15:00
So, what is the right query for converting integer to hours:minutes time format.
Thank you.


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