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[![Build Status](https://secure.travis-ci.org/jonstorer/bitly-oauth.png)](http://travis-ci.org/jonstorer/bitly-oauth)

## CLIMATE

[![Code Climate](https://codeclimate.com/badge.png)](https://codeclimate.com/github/jonstorer/bitly-oauth)

## DESCRIPTION:

A Ruby API for [http://bit.ly](http://bit.ly)

[http://code.google.com/p/bitly-api/wiki/ApiDocumentation](http://code.google.com/p/bitly-api/wiki/ApiDocumentation)

## NOTE:

BitlyOAuth supports version 3 of the API as well as OAuth authenticate for user access.

To use, you will need a client id and client secret. Get yours at [http://bitly.com/a/account](http://bitly.com/a/account).

    client = BitlyOAuth::Client.new(client_id, client_secret)

With a ``BitlyOAuth::Client`` you have access to the following API endpoints:
``shorten``, ``expand``, ``lookup``, ``info``, ``clicks``, ``clicks_by_minute``,
``clicks_by_day``, ``countries``, ``referrers``, ``referring_domains``,
``validate``, ``bitly_pro_domain``  See [http://bit.ly/apidocs](http://bit.ly/apidocs) for details.

## INSTALLATION:

    gem install bitly-oauth

## USAGE:

Please see the Bit.ly API documentation [http://bit.ly/apidocs](http://bit.ly/apidocs) for details on the V3 API.

You can initialize a client through the following shortcut as well:

    client = BitlyOAuth.new("client id", "client secret")
    client.set_access_token_from_token('token')

You can then use that client to shorten or expand urls or return more information or statistics as so:

    client.shorten('http://www.google.com')
    client.shorten('http://www.google.com', :history => 1) # adds the url to the api user's history

    client.expand('wQaT') || client.expand('http://bit.ly/wQaT')
    client.info('wQaT')   || client.info('http://bit.ly/wQaT')
    client.stats('wQaT')  || client.stats('http://bit.ly/wQaT')

Each can be used in all the methods described in the API docs, the shorten function, for example, takes a url or an array of urls.

Then functions ``shorten``, ``expand``, ``info``, and ``stats`` return a ``BitlyOAuth::Url`` object (or an array of ``BitlyOAuth::Url`` objects if you supplied an array as the input). You can then get all the information required from that object.

    url = client.shorten('http://www.google.com') #=> BitlyOAuth::Url

    url.clicks_by_day    #=> an array of ``BitlyOAuth::Day``s
    url.countries        #=> an array of ``BitlyOAuth::Country``s
    url.referrers        #=> an array of ``BitlyOAuth::Referrer``s
    url.clicks_by_minute #=> an array of 60 integers representing click counts over the last 60 minutes
    url.created_by       #=> string  / http://bit.ly/apidocs#/v3/info
    url.global_clicks    #=> integer / http://bit.ly/apidocs#/v3/clicks
    url.global_hash      #=> string  / http://bit.ly/apidocs#/v3/info
    url.long_url         #=> string  / http://bit.ly/apidocs#/v3/expand
    url.new_hash?        #=> boolean / http://bit.ly/apidocs#/v3/shorten
    url.short_url        #=> string  / http://bit.ly/apidocs#/v3/shorten
    url.title            #=> string  / http://bit.ly/apidocs#/v3/info
    url.user_clicks      #=> integer / http://bit.ly/apidocs#/v3/clicks
    url.user_hash        #=> string  / http://bit.ly/apidocs#/v3/expand

## LICENSE:

> (The MIT License)
>
> Copyright (c) 2012 Jonathon Storer
>
> Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining
> a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the
> 'Software'), to deal in the Software without restriction, including
> without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish,
> distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to
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> IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY
> CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT,
> TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE
> SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.

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Q: Redirecting to a page in laravel I wants to make a list page and add page
for list page my route function is
Route::get('admin/auctionlist','AdminController@showAuctionList');

and controller is
public function showAuctionList(){
        $auctions = DB::table('auctionitems')
                        ->leftjoin('campaigns','campaigns.id','=','auctionitems.campId')
                        ->select('auctionitems.*','campaigns.title')
                        ->get();
        return View::make('admin/auctionlist')->with('auction',$auctions);
    }

it works fine and my url is
http://localhost/vishal/site/public/admin/auctionlist
And for my add page route is
Route::post('addAuction',function(){
    $obj = new AdminController() ;
    return $obj->addAuction();
});

controller is
public function addAuction(){
        AuctionModel::addAuctions(Input::except(array('_token')));
         return $this->showAuctionList();
    }

It redirects to list page but url showing as
http://localhost/vishal/site/public/addAuction
Aucually i want to the url as
http://localhost/vishal/site/public/admin/auctionlist
how can i get it.?

A: Finally i solved the issue.
public function addAuction(){
        AuctionModel::addAuctions(Input::except(array('_token')));
        return Redirect::to('admin/auctionlist');
}

its in laravel 4.
in laravel 5
it should be
return $this->redirect()->route('some-route-name');

A: Just use return redirect. And why messing your routing with functions? Just rule it to use the function in your controller:
routing
Route::post('admin/auctionlist','AdminController@addAuction');

controller
public function addAuction(){
        AuctionModel::addAuctions(Input::except(array('_token')));
         return redirect('admin/auctionlist');
}

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Q: How to change label after close form When I start app form1 labelStatus = "Can't Edit" and after I click btnedit form2 is open
and
labelStatus = "Editable "; but after I close form2 by button close on windows it don't  change
back labelStatus to "Can't Edit"  again
Form1
public static string txt;
private void btnEdit_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {

            editForm edit= new editForm();
            editForm.Show();
            labelStatus.Text = "";

        }

In form1
Where I should put labelStatus.Text=txt;
Form2
private void Form2_FormClosed(object sender, FormClosedEventArgs e)
        {

            Form1.txt = "Can't Edit";

        }

A: Find Form1 by Form1 name from OpenForms in Appliction
use following code
private void Form2_FormClosed(object sender, FormClosedEventArgs e)
{
    var form1 = Application.OpenForms.OfType<Form1>().Where(x => x.Name == "formName").FirstOrDefault();
    form1.labelStatus.Text = "Can't Edit";
}


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For Orchestras New Works Fall into a Black Hole
Post by Ralph » Wed Aug 17, 2005 6:00 am
The New, Exciting and Soon Forgotten
By ALLAN KOZINN
Last week, as the Festival of Contemporary Music at Tanglewood was gliding to a close, the large student orchestra of the Tanglewood Music Center lit into Steven Stucky's Second Concerto for Orchestra. It is an electrifying piece: three movements that explore an orchestra's potential in much the way Bartok's and Lutoslawski's concertos for orchestra do, but in ways that sound fresh and exciting. It alludes to works by other composers without losing its own focus, and like many of the festival works it stands apart from academic disputes about style and language, and strives for direct communication.
My previous encounter with the work was from a distance. Mr. Stucky composed it for Esa-Pekka Salonen and the Los Angeles Philharmonic to play last year, and it was awarded a Pulitzer Prize in April. I wrote a brief description of it, based on Mr. Stucky's program note, for The New York Times roundup of prize winners.
But although Mr. Stucky's description of the score and his method of composing it piqued my interest, there wasn't much to be done: it became one of those works you read about but have no access to. The best you can do is file away the impression and hope that the piece turns up, either in the concert hall or on disc.
When I finally did hear the work, at Tanglewood, the exhilaration of discovering a vivid new score was tempered by a nagging question. While intending no disrespect to the Tanglewood Music Center or its superb young musicians, who produced a fantastic performance, I wondered why I had had to drive 150 miles to hear a student orchestra play it, some 17 months after a premiere that, by all accounts, was a success and four months after its Pulitzer?
Where, to put it differently, were the New York Philharmonic, the American Composers Orchestra, the Orchestra of St. Luke's, the American Symphony Orchestra and all the other orchestras that while away the musical season in a city that regards itself as the center of the musical universe? And what about orchestras elsewhere that might have picked up on the work , then brought it to New York on tour?
If you are an orchestra administrator, and you've just clucked your tongue and muttered, "He knows perfectly well that it doesn't work that way," maybe it's time to think again about how it can work, or should.
The issue is not the Stucky work itself. Pieces with its energy and appeal turn up all the time, as do works that find their way into the news. (The Pulitzer is by no means the only important composition prize awarded these days.) The issue is whether orchestras can find the will and the flexibility to tap into hot works when they turn up, or whether their idea of exciting programming is simply to group repertory favorites under facile thematic banners, with the occasional premiere thrown in dutifully and the word "exciting" splashed across the brochure.
Yes, there are structural hurdles in the current programming model that make it difficult for orchestras to turn on a dime and seize on works that were hits elsewhere. Orchestral programming is typically done two to three seasons in advance, a lead time necessary for securing guest performers and drawing up budgets. And once the programs are settled, they are advertised and offered in subscription series, so that swapping Dvorak's "New World" Symphony for a work that didn't exist when the brochure was printed might give the appearance of bait-and-switch.
But those aren't good reasons. They are merely the reasons orchestras have become so sclerotic. Other corners of the music world are nimble enough to allow for the new or the newsworthy. Instrumental competitions, for example, arrange for recital and concerto appearances with their winners long before the winners are known: these are part of the prize, and they put winners before audiences immediately. In pop music, a band with a hit will turn up at your local arena within weeks: can you imagine someone touring a hot album three years after it's released because scheduling is rigid?
Now and then the symphonic world stirs itself, but usually when no heavy lifting is involved. When a work purporting to be a youthful Mozart symphony was discovered in the early 1980's, Lincoln Center got it onto a Mostly Mozart program while the headlines were still fresh. But that doesn't happen often.
If orchestras want to make their programming exciting and part of a vibrant cultural dialogue, they might consider ways to boost their metabolism, and one way to do that would be to build scouting and rapid-reaction mechanisms into their operations. When an orchestra is giving a potentially interesting or important premiere, other orchestras should have representatives on the scene. And if the music does prove exciting, their programming departments should kick into action, obtaining the scores and scheduling them quickly - not three years from now but next month. Find a repertory staple and play the new piece instead.
Forget the potential bait-and-switch complaints: programs are changed all the time, for reasons far less interesting than the sudden appearance of an exciting new score. And forget the outmoded notion that where new music is concerned, only premieres are important. Audiences and composers don't think that way.
There is no real prestige in giving the premiere of a work that no one else plays, and there is no loss of prestige in giving the second, third or fourth performance of a worthy new score. Less adventurous listeners, in fact, may feel better about new works that have been vetted than about the shots in the dark that premieres generally are. And once an orchestra establishes a track record of finding works that resonate, audiences will come to trust these changes and look forward to them.
I'm not holding my breath. Orchestras seem content to be museums now, even as they wring their hands about dropping subscription sales and graying listeners. But maybe there's someone in a programming department somewhere who sees the percentage in shaking things up, in treating new works as if they not only matter but have the power to breathe life into this sleepy business. It takes only one: if it works, everyone else will follow suit.
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Post by karlhenning » Wed Aug 17, 2005 6:42 am
Thanks, Ralph; a good article, and important considerations (of course, as a composer myself, I would think them important :-)
Edited-for-Herman-Version:
Thanks, Ralph; a good article, and important considerations (of course, as a "semi-amateur" composer with a "mega-ego," I would think them important :-)
Karl Henning, PhD
Composer & Clarinetist
http://members.tripod.com/~Karl_P_Henning/
http://henningmusick.blogspot.com/
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There is a notable woodland garden – spectacular in May and June - which includes many different varieties of rhododendrons and azaleas; also a large Edwardian rock garden with pools (currently undergoing extensive renovation); a formal sunk garden with herbaceous borders, and a flint and brick folly. Extensive lawns and avenues are framed by impressive clipped yew hedges and many fine trees.
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The Golden Knights are starting to run away with the division while the California teams and the Flames duke it out for the sports behind them. I think it's safe to say the Oilers have joined the Canucks in purgatory.
The Golden Knights had their eight-game winning streak snapped this week by the St. Louis Blues, but they got right back up and beat the Blackhawks 5-4 and the Rangers 2-1. They're now seven points clear of the Los Angeles Kings for first in the Pacific Division and are only three points behind the Tampa Bay Lightning in the Presidents' Trophy race.
The Kings got the new year started off nicely with a 5-0 thumping of the Oilers, but then went on to drop back-to-back 4-3 games to the Flames and Predators. In other ugly news, Kings defender Jake Muzzin left the game against Nashville and didn't return. L.A. is set to go on their bye week and won't play until Jan. 13 against Anaheim, but Muzzin's status isn't clear yet.
The Sharks also got their new year off to a good start with a win over the Canadiens, but since then they've dropped two games in overtime and the shootout to Toronto and Ottawa and they lost 4-1 to the Jets. Like L.A., the Sharks will head into their bye week and won't play until Jan. 13 against Arizona, then it's back on the road, as the Sharks will play nine of their next 12 away from home.
The Ducks opened the new year with a swing through Western Canada that went fairly well. They beat Vancouver, lost to the Oilers in a shootout, then lost in regulation to the Flames. They've looked like a different team with Ryan Kesler and Ryan Getzlaf back in the lineup, but Kesler left the game against Calgary with an injury. Thankfully for the Ducks, he'll have a week to rest as the team enters their bye week.
The Flames have only played twice since the new year, but they're undefeated. They hosted L.A. and Anaheim and won 4-3 and 3-2 in regulation, which is key for them to climb up the division's standings. But in other more unexpected news, the team and Jaromir Jagr are reportedly splitting up. It isn't known yet how it'll go down, but Jagr's time in Calgary is nearly done.
Last week I said that the Oilers were still in a playoff race. Boy, did they make me look like an idiot. Edmonton got spanked by L.A. 5-0, edged Anaheim in a shootout, then lost 5-1 and 4-1 to Dallas and Chicago. All told, since they went on that little streak before Christmas, the Oilers have earned three points in their last seven games.
The only reason the Oilers aren't lower in the standings is that Vancouver is refusing to let them get by. The Canucks lost all three games they played last week. They got hammered 5-0 by Anaheim, they lost 3-2 in a shootout to the Leafs, and then they managed to lose 5-2 to the Canadiens, who can't score.
The Coyotes are still bad, but they managed an overtime win against the Predators last week. All told, they've actually been playing decently since Christmas, as they've earned five points in five games. Lol they're so bad.


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Q: Delete all rows in a datatable I need to delete all the rows in a datatable (ADO.net). I dont want to use Foreach here.
In one single how can I delete all the rows.
Then I need to update the datatable to database.
Note: I have tried dataset.tables[0].rows.clear and dataset.clear but both are not working
Also I dont want to use sql delete query.
Post other than this if you able to provide answer.

A: 'foreach' isn't such a simple answer to this question either -- you run into the problem where the enumerator is no longer valid for a changed collection.
The hassle here is that the Delete() behavior is different for a row in DataRowState.Added vs. Unchanged or Modified.  If you Delete() an added row, it does just remove it from the collection since the data store presumably never knew about it anyway.  Delete() on an unchanged or modified row simply marks it as deleted as others have indicated.
So I've ended up implementing an extension method like this to handle deleting all rows.  If anyone has any better solutions, that would be great.
    public static void DeleteAllRows(this DataTable table)
    {
        int idx = 0;
        while (idx < table.Rows.Count)
        {
            int curCount = table.Rows.Count;
            table.Rows[idx].Delete();
            if (curCount == table.Rows.Count) idx++;
        }
    }

A: I'll just repost my comment here in case you want to close off this question, because I don't believe it's possible to "bulk delete" all the rows in a DataTable:

There's a difference between removing
  rows from a DataTable and deleting
  them. Deleting flags them as deleted
  so that when you apply changes to your
  database, the actual db rows are
  deleted. Removing them (with Clear())
  just takes them out of the in-memory
  DataTable.

You'll have to iterate over the rows and delete them one by one. It's only a couple of lines of code.

A: this works.
            for (int i = dtParts.Rows.Count - 1; i >= 0; i--)
                dtParts.Rows[i].Delete();

A: this works with lambda expression:
But here you have to use FOREACH of Lambda. Luckily you have single line here to delete your stuff from datatable :)
myTable.AsEnumerable().ToList().ForEach(m => m.Delete());

A:   db.table.AsEnumerable().ToList().ForEach(e => db.ProductGroupAgreemets.Remove(e));

works for me

A: DataTable=Datatable.Clone;
That should do it.  This will copy the table structure, but not the data.  (Datatable.Copy would do that)


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Getting Rid Of Mice: What's The Big Deal?
A mouse problem can be easy to ignore. Mice are tiny, and they don't usually come out into the light, so you don't see them all that often. If they mind their business and you mind yours, no big deal, right? Wrong. Not only can a few mice turn into a full-blown infestation in no time, those itsy bitsy animals cause huge problems including structural damage, electrical fires, and disease. If a mouse colony has formed in your home, pretending they're not there will only make things worse. Let's talk about why getting rid of mice in your home is so important.
Mice, like all rodents, are chewers. Kind of like fingernails, rodents have teeth that are growing constantly and need to be filed down. Their instinct is to gnaw on materials like wood, cardboard, rubber, and fabric, because it helps to keep their teeth ground down to a normal length. So when they begin living in your attic, your walls, or your garage, everything chewable in those spaces is at risk. That means the wooden beams holding your house together, the boxes of valued family memories, and even your furniture are all subject to damage. Mice also tunnel through insulation and use it as nesting material, which completely nullifies its ability to keep the temperature in your house regulated. Last summer, ABC Wildlife Senior Technician Andi Szyszko serviced a home where mice had infested an unfinished basement. He shared a video with me, which you can see below. The plastic covering the insulation gives an excellent view of what rodent tunneling and burrowing in walls and attics can look like.
In addition to gnawing on wood and cardboard, mice are notorious for chewing through electrical wiring. At ABC, we've seen instances where mice have taken out the cable, chewed through the wires for outdoor lighting and doorbells, and caused power outages. There's really no end to the amount of electrical damage they can do. I was talking to ABC Wildlife Senior Technician Shane Mrozek recently who was called out to a townhome where the resident had all of his smoke alarms go off at once in the middle of the night. When the homeowner began removing the alarms in order to silence them, he found that the wires on one of the alarms had clearly been chewed and urinated on by mice. Shane pointed out to me that this wasn't just an inconvenience for the homeowner, it was also a serious fire risk since there was insulation directly on top of exposed wire. When investigators are unable to determine the cause of a fire, it is estimated that 20% of those fires are actually due to mice.
Diseases like leptospirosis, hantavirus, and salmonellosis are all spread through direct contact with mouse urine and feces, and they're not as uncommon as you might think, especially salmonellosis. Kitchens and pantries of structures where there is a mouse infestation are likely to have contaminated food sources, which is why getting rid of mice is so vital. These diseases cause flu-like symptoms at the very least and death at the very worst.
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Dele Alli says it's easy for people to criticise Mauricio Pochettino when the team's form dips, but believes the players need to looks at themselves
Dele Alli insists Tottenham's players remain fully behind Mauricio Pochettino and that the reaction to their poor start to the season has been overstated.
Pochettino's position has come under scrutiny in recent weeks after a poor start to the season, which has seen Spurs win just three of their opening 12 matches in all competitions.
That record improved with a confidence-boosting 5-0 thrashing of Red Star Belgrade in the Champions League on Tuesday night.
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But Alli insists they have remained united behind Pochettino during their disappointing run, as they turn their attentions to Sunday's game with Liverpool – live on Daily Week Sports.
"A lot of us would not be where we are now if it was not for him. All we can do is thank him," said Alli.
"We have always trusted him 100 per cent and we are going to keep doing that. We are a team.
"When things are not going our way it is easy for people to try and get at the manager but we need to look at ourselves as players. We are doing that and we are going to keep working hard."
Dele Alli says Tottenham players trust Mauricio Pochettino '100 per cent'
Despite Tottenham's travails this season, Alli insisted they are unconcerned about criticism from outside the club.
"It is strange because since we have been together here we probably have not been through this situation but I do not think it is that much of a big deal," he added.
"We have just got to keep working hard and focus on ourselves, not listen to too much that is going on around the outside and make sure we head in the right direction.
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"It is a new experience for a lot of us here, that is probably why the reaction has been [what it has]. People are making a bigger deal out of it than maybe what it actually is.
"Ever since we have been together, with the manager we have got and the players we have got, we need to be winning every game.
"Every club has it where they have a little bit of a dip. When we are so used to winning, it is important we show our character and how strong we really are as a team and a club."
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To complement the stories of common citizens contributing to scientific research and the artworks presented in 'Beyond the Lab: The DIY science revolution', each venue hosting the exhibition presents a local example of how RRI is or can be applied in research in the field of medicine and healthcare. Sparks partners have worked within local partnerships with researchers, universities, NGOs and citizens to identify the object or the research that would be featured in the local corner of the exhibition.
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Blue World Institute (HR)
European University of Cyprus (CY)
Ciencia Viva (PT)
Norrkoping Visualization Center C (SE)
Neulogy Bratislava (SK)
Ars Electronica (AT)
Cap Sciences (FR)
Ellinogermaniki Agogi (GR)
AHHAA Science Centre (EE)
Technopolis (BE)
Esplora (MT)
Centre for Social Innovation (LT)
Heureka (FI)
Discovery Center Continium (NL)
Zinoo Center (LV)
ESSRG (HU)
Science Gallery Gamma (CZ)
Museo delle scienze (IT)
Sapientia University (RO)
Technical University Sofia (BG)
Science Gallery Dublin (IE)
Bonn Science Shop - Nutrition and Dementia
The local case study was developed in cooperation with the Competence Cluster Diet-Body-Brain (DietBB) of the University of Bonn. The network DietBB investigates the relation between dietary factors and the development of cognition across the lifespan. The LCS showcased the importance of transdisciplinary research as well as the relevance of cooperation with citizens through long-term population studies to document nutritional patterns. For the latter, a new app is being developed to enable the people to easily document their dietary behaviour.
Photo credit: Wissenschaftsladen Bonn e.V.
London Science Museum - Eye Wink
EyeWink is a device created by PhD students from the University of Essex. It uses an open source brain-computer interface (OpenBCI) to control a smartphone through the electrical activity of muscles contracting when the user winks. The vision behind EyeWink is to change the way in which we communicate and interact with the technology. In the future, this technology could be applied to many different contexts, including controlling an electronic wheelchair or changing the slides in a presentation.
Photo credit: Science Museum
Copenicus Science Centre Warsaw – Paweł Szczęsny's research on Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)
SIDS or 'crib death', the unexplained death of infants between 2 and 12 months old, affects about one in 2,000 children. Paweł Szczęsny, PhD, from the Institute of Biochemistry and Biophysics (Polish Academy of Sciences) and Warsaw University, intends to accelerate research done by scientists on understanding the causes of crib death through greater openness not only of research results, but of the research process itself, using citizen science to modernly thinking about the responsible conduct of scientific research.
Photo credit: Agata Steifer
Hiša eksperimentov – Sweet-o-bike
"Sweet-o-bike" is an interactive tool for diabetes education developed by Hiša eksperimentov in collaboration with Dr. Karin Kanc (Jazindiabetes d.o.o). The rider of the Sweet-o-bike sees virtual food approaching on the screen. S/he has to choose what to eat but in order to stay on the road, s/he has to dose the right amount of insulin. After the ride, s/he will get a diagram of the training: the "Sweet-o-gram" which is part of regular patients' education at Dr. Karin Kanc's clinic.
Photo credit: Hisa eksperimentov
Luxembourg Science Centre - The Force-measuring Helmet
After his father had a ski accident, Niccolò, a 16-year-old student from Luxembourg developed the Force-measuring Helmet which allows monitoring the strength of an impact onto the head. Not only does the device tell you whether the helmet is damaged−and thus should be changed−or not, but also helps doctors evaluate the severity of possible head injuries. To develop the helmet, Niccolò got in contact with leading scientists in brain injury research and learned all about the subject he wanted to exploit.
Photo credit: Luxembourg Science Centre
Tycho Brahe Planetarium Copenhagen – RRI in space research and medicine
Space medicine is a field with great implications in health and body economy from an RRI point of view. Lonnie Grove Petersen (MD. Ph.D. in Anestethics and Cardiology at University of Copenhagen and University of San Diego) is the leading scientist in space medicine in Denmark with a large experience in working with test-persons both on Earth and in Space. She has been willing to discuss all aspects of her research and has been open about the research process from the initial idea to the final publication.
Parque de las Ciencias Granada – Diálisis 24H app
Diálisis 24H is a mobile application to provide information and support to renal-impaired patients and help them adapting their diet. To develop and improve the app, nurses Ruth Molina and Mercedes Muñoz drew from conclusions and feedback from different stakeholders in the field of health, particularly paying attention to users' needs, values and experiences.
Photo credit: Parque de las Ciencias
Blue World Institute – Noise pollution
In the coastal region where the islands of Lošinj and Cres are located, tourism is the most significant economic activity. But it also causes noise pollution in urban areas which lowers the quality of everyday life, affects citizens' mental health as well as the tourism offer in the area. Together with the local school, the NGO "Idem i ja", the national Centre for Public Health and the company Vizor, Blue World Institute created a noise map of the town of Mali Lošinj. The initiative led to a collaborative project and helped raise public awareness on how noise pollution affects health on a daily basis.
European University of Cyprus - Sports for all
The 'Sports for all' programme was initiated by the Government of Cyprus and involves weekly sports activities for the elderly. The programme was presented in the context of a reflection about physical exercise as a means of improving health while offering entertainment and inclusion to the elderly. The needs and considerations of the elderly people who participated in the Reverse Science Café at the EUC were taken into account while designing a training programme in close collaboration with pensioners, individuals, specialists and scientists to enable older people to be active, exercise and socialize at the same time.
Photo credit: European University of Cyprus.
Pavilhão do Conhecimento Ciência Viva – BITalino
BITalino is a 'do-it-yourself' kit that consists of sensors measuring heart, muscle or nervous system signals, plus a microcontroller, a Bluetooth connection, a battery and a power management module. No advanced knowledge of electronics or computer science is required so anyone can create projects autonomously and learn how to use their body signals for different purposes. In healthcare, BITalino can be used for heart self-monitoring or as a tool for people with physical disabilities but it is also used by artists, companies, universities and people from different areas, successfully linking science, industry and society.
Photo credit: Ciência Viva
Norrköping Visualization Center C - Biohacking and chip implants
Non-commercial and curiosity-driven, biohacking is a growing movement of people who work with biological experiments outside the academic world. One of them, Jowan Österlund, is the founder of Biohax International and record holder in the number of implanted RFID chips per day. Chip implants what for? To familiarize the public with this new procedure, Visualization Center C displayed the standard equipment used to inject a chip into a hand, a real-size chip implant as well as the types of objects (cards and keys) that could be replaced by the chip.
Photo credit: Mariadele Arcuri Rossoni
Neulogy Bratislava
LifeClick is a mobile application aimed at connecting people in health threatening conditions with qualified rescuers, who are close and can provide first aid before the ambulance arrives. LifeClick creates a database of doctors, rescuers, healthcare professionals willing to help in these situations and if help is asked through the app, it will locate the closest possible help and navigate it to the person in need.
Photo credit: LifeClick
Ars Electronica - Cinematic rendering
Cinematic Rendering takes 3-D depictions of the human body to the next level of image quality. This project was developed by Siemens Healthcare and shown in Deep Space 8K as a vivid example of how science can benefit from artistic impetus. This medical imaging technique is also used in the museum to teach anatomy to students of the applied medical school. Various aspects of cinematic rendering (art & science benefits, museum as a lecture room and all its implications) were discussed at the Reversed Science Café. The public also experience it during a Science Espresso in Ars Electronica's Deep Space 8k.
Photo credit: Magdalena Sick-Leitner
Cap Sciences - SPINE, the online participatory neuroscience laboratory
The SPINE mobile application allows non-scientists take part in neuroscience research by playing at commenting MRI brain images. Trained online, thousands of players can help analyse huge medical image collections, assisting specialists in this time-consuming task thus contributing to answer pressing questions about Alzheimer's disease, multiple sclerosis and other neurodegenerative diseases. The game follows the progression of the contributors to make them take on more challenges proposed by participating researchers from France, USA and elsewhere. This project is carried out by the University of Bordeaux with Brigham and Women's Hospital (affiliated with Harvard Medical School, Boston).
Photo credit: Cap Sciences
Ellinogermaniki Agogi - Food waste and Mediterranean diet
Based on two Greek innovations, CityCrop - an intelligent indoor garden that lets you grow pesticide-free food all year round - and NutrINsider - the all-in-one supermarket app helping organise daily routines and shopping behaviour at the supermarket - the department of Research and Development of Ellinogermaniki Agogi together with the Healthy Teens team from the Third grade of EA Gymnasium co and experts reflected together on Food Waste, the importance of Mediterranean diet and of the Greek medicinal and aromatic plants for healthier lifestyles in Greece.
Photo credit: Ellinogermaniki Agogi
AHHAA Science Centre - Lumi
Because her daughter had skin conditions, Helen Hirv started working with researchers, and discovered that it could be controlled by using food grade hemp seed oil, which led her to create LUMI her own natural cosmetics line. The local natural cosmetics company which has turned now into a reputable cosmetics brand showed the relevance of the relevance of citizen science as a community-building and self-realization technique.
Photo credit: AHHAA Science Centre
Technopolis - Biobanking and informed consent forms
The local case study focused on how medical research institutions like Bimetra (the research department of the hospital of Ghent) can work with the public and gather opinions and research input.
Esplora - The Malta Genome Project
The Malta Genome Project traces the Maltese genome and the origins of the Maltese DNA. This research provides results such as where do certain rare blood diseases such as diabetes and thalassemia - particularly common in Malta - come from. The local display of the exhibition showcased the process of studying and extracting a DNA strand from a subject as well as a video of an application developed to explain a DNA strand and how we can get plenty of information on our genetics through a single strand of DNA.
Photo credit: Esplora
Institute of Social Innovation - Aresi Labs' research on benign paroxysmal positional vertigo
About 2% of the population of Lithuania suffers from Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, a disorder of the inner ear. Special exercises that have to be performed by patients to relieve the spinning sensation in their head take physicians a lot of time to supervise. Aresi Labs, together with Vilnius University Hospital, found a way to fix this problem in a cheaper and more effective way. They created a simple VR application to help patients and ease the doctors' work. The Epley VR app uses a Gear VR headset and guides the patient to perform the manoeuvre using visual clues and audio feedback. Since normally this manoeuvre has to be repeated up to 3 times, this allows doctors to let patients repeat by themselves. The app also measures the manoeuvres accuracy, and notifies the patient and the doctor in case the exercise has to be repeated.
Photo credit: Aresi Labs
Heureka - Gene tests
The exhibit told about the history of gene technology from Mendel to future. It also explained what kind of gene tests are available nowadays and how the technology has developed so that the tests are available for general public today.
Together with the story panels there was an interactive display where people were given some very simple gene tests.
Photo credit: Heureka
Discovery Center Continium - iSPEX and MONOCLE
iSPEX is a completely new way to measure particulate matter. By clicking an attachment for the lens of your iPhone you can change this everyday object into a scientific instrument. This instrument measures the properties of small particles in the air: particulate matter.
From 2018 the project will be followed up, by developing equipment and software to measure the quality of water (and air), including smartphones, drones and sensors on buoys. Satellite images often fall short when it comes to charting water quality well. The project is called MONOCLE, and is supported by the European Union. MONOCLE is an international collaboration between knowledge institutions and companies.
Photo credit: Monocle
Vidzeme Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship - 80 brîvdienas
'80 brîvdnienas' is a smartphone application aimed at reducing tobacco consumption and create interest in a healthy lifestyle.
Photo credit: Zinoo
Environmental Social Science Research Group - E-NABLE
E-NABLE Hungary is the local group of an international volunteer movement. The members of this group created 3D printed arms for children and adults without fingers or hands. Thanks to the open source designs the group shares information available to anyone, while redefining the borders of the norm in a playful manner. This rapidly increasing network empowers people to join this circle of students, teachers, parents, designers, engineers, artists and makers and provide self-confidence and a healthy body.
Photo credit: ESSRG
Science Gallery Gamma - birds online
Environmental research also includes research about the animals that live in a certain ecosystem. This has ceased being a domain reserved to expert since a long time. Thanks to the smart bird rooms project and to Marketa Zarybnicka (Czech University of Life Sciences), schools and the general public can also take part in animal research.
Museo delle scienze - GLIFO
GLIFO is the product of a fruitful collaboration between designers, doctors and physiotherapists who worked together to create a support for children with physical disabilities to help them write and paint.
Photo credit: Muse
Sapientia University - Air quality in the Ciuc basin
The local case study developed around the role of air quality in public health in the Ciuc basin. This topic is important due to the characteristics of Ciuc basin, where the atmospheric stability has a role in the accumulation of air pollutants and influences their degradation, dispertion and disposition. As an effect of the air pollution, respiratory track and lung diseases' incidence is high.
Technical University Sofia - 3D-printed bone implants
Science Gallery Dublin - The Irish longitudinal study on ageing
The local case study showcased the work of the Intellectual DIsability Supplement to the Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (IDS-TILDA) at Trinity College Dublin. This study, first of its kind in the world, directly compares the ageing experience of people with an intellectual disability to the general ageing population.
Photo credit: Trinity College Dublin


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Q: Invalid symbol/syntax I am trying to run a PROC SQL step in SAS but keep running into errors for some reason. Here is my code:
PROC SQL;
    CREATE TABLE NewTable AS
        SELECT a.ID as ID,
            a.Group as Group,
            a.2014_04,
            b.2014_04,
            c.2014_04,
            b.2014_04/a.2014_04,
            c.2014_04/a.2014_04
        FROM work.TESTDATA a
        LEFT OUTER JOIN work.TESTDATA_0000 b on a.ID
        LEFT OUTER JOIN work.TESTDATA_0001 c on b.ID;
QUIT;

The errors I receive are as follows:
ERROR 22-322: Syntax error, expecting one of the following: a name, *.

ERROR 200-322: The symbol is not recognized and will be ignored.

These errors seem to be focused on the variables. Does the error have to do with how I'm referencing the variables?

A: In SAS, variable names have to start with a character or an underscore. Your 2014_ columns are therefore invalid in SAS.
Try like this:
PROC SQL;
    CREATE TABLE NewTable AS
        SELECT a.ID as ID,
            a.Group as Group,
            a.'2014_04'n,
            b.'2014_04'n,
            c.'2014_04'n,
            b.'2014_04'n/a.'2014_04'n,
            c.'2014_04'n/a.'2014_04'n
        FROM work.TESTDATA a
        LEFT OUTER JOIN work.TESTDATA_0000 b on a.ID
        LEFT OUTER JOIN work.TESTDATA_0001 c on b.ID;
QUIT;

'<invalid_sas_var_name>'n allows you to still use what would otherwise be an invalid SAS variable name


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Q: how to add transition for slide to powerpoint using interop or open xml sdk c# In my solution, I use open xml sdk and interop to work with the presentation. Please tell me if it is possible with their help to add a transition for a slide to a presentation?

A: found an answer to my question using interop.powerpoint:
ApplicationClass pptApplication = new ApplicationClass();

Microsoft.Office.Interop.PowerPoint.Presentation pptPresentation = pptApplication.Presentations.Open($"E:\\{fileName}", MsoTriState.msoTrue, MsoTriState.msoTrue, MsoTriState.msoFalse);

pptPresentation.Slides[slideNumber].SlideShowTransition.AdvanceOnTime = MsoTriState.msoTrue;
pptPresentation.Slides[slideNumber].SlideShowTransition.AdvanceTime = 0.5F;

pptPresentation.Save();

using Open Xml Sdk:
using(PresentationDocument presentationDocument = PresentationDocument.Open(presentationStream, true))
{
    Presentation presentation = presentationDocument.PresentationPart.Presentation;

    var countSlides = CountSlides(presentationStream);

    SlideId penultimateSlideId = presentationDocument.PresentationPart.Presentation.SlideIdList.ChildElements[0] as SlideId;
    SlidePart penultimateSlidePart = presentationDocument.PresentationPart.GetPartById(penultimateSlideId.RelationshipId) as SlidePart;

    var transitions = penultimateSlidePart.Slide.Descendants<Transition>().ToList();

    if(transitions.Count == 0)
    {
        var choiseTransition = new Transition()
        {
            Duration = "500",
            AdvanceOnClick = true,
            AdvanceAfterTime = "500",
            Speed = TransitionSpeedValues.Slow
        };

        AlternateContent alternateContent = new AlternateContent();
        alternateContent.AddNamespaceDeclaration("mc", "http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/markup-compatibility/2006");

        AlternateContentChoice alternateContentChoice = new AlternateContentChoice() { Requires = "p14" };
        alternateContentChoice.AddNamespaceDeclaration("p14", "http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/powerpoint/2010/main");

        alternateContentChoice.Append(choiseTransition);

        alternateContent.Append(alternateContentChoice);

        penultimateSlidePart.Slide.Append(alternateContent);
    }

    presentation.Save();
}

screenshot of powerpoint transition


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Moraspungo es una parroquia del Cantón Pangua de la provincia de Cotopaxi en Ecuador, creada el 31 de mayo de 1938.

Se sitúa a 500 metros sobre el nivel del mar. Tiene un clima subtropical.

Vegetación: Su principal fuente de riqueza es la agricultura, destacándose la producción del café, cacao, banano, caña de azúcar, yuca y cítricos en grandes cantidades.

La ganadería: Llegando a ser también una fuente de ingresos para sus moradores existen grandes porteros.

Riego: Con sus dos maravillosos ríos que recorren de oriente a occidente en la Angamarca y el Piñanato que separa de las dos provincias Cotopaxi y Bolívar; el río Sillagua y el estero Calabicito.

Productos: Sus principales productos son: cacao, naranjas, mandarina, caña de azúcar, plátano, banano, café, Yuca etc.

HISTORIA DE LA PARROQUIA "MORASPUNGO"

La Parroquia Moraspungo, perteneciente al Cantón Pangua, Provincia de Cotopaxi está localizada en el extremo sur este de la provincia, en el límite con Bolívar, comprendida en un área agro ecológica que va desde los 360 metros sobre el nivel del mar, en la cual conviven 12.219 Habitantes, (5 758 mujeres y 6 481 hombres), Estas zonas poseen sus vías de comunicación hacia la sierra con vías de accesos hacia la ciudad de Ambato y Guaranda y hacia la costa con una vía hacia la ciudad de Quevedo. Según el III Censo Nacional Agropecuario del año 2002, el Cantón Pangua posee 44.000 Hectáreas repartidas en 4.871 Unidades Territoriales Productivas; de estas 17.207 pertenecen a cultivos permanentes y 3.394 son cultivos transitorios. De las 4.871 Unidades Productivas un total de 1.460 señalan a las actividades agropecuarias como principal fuente de sus ingresos y de ellas apenas 72 señalan que reciben asistencia técnica y 115 trabajan con crédito.

Tomados a personas que despejaron montañas siendo los primeros agricultores, dando así origen a que la zona de Moraspungo.

Por la señora Ana S. Villacreces de Pino siendo la señora Lucila Burbano de Apunte, señores, Rafael Villacís, Amable Cela, Julio Timbiano, Fernando Hoyos, Gerardo Moya, todos en edad de los 75 a 80 años. Datos aún de la señora Celinda Cutos. Se consideran que los primeros vivientes que llegaron a despejar las grandes montañas vírgenes es estipula más o menos por los años 1901 a 1902 según los cálculos hechos por las personas que describen de sus progenitores, su nombre da a conocer que era habitada por los Incas y a que existen dos versiones en el idioma que dicho a Moralpungo en español puerta de moral, dada la abundancia de este material (árboles de madera moral), la segunda Moraspungo, por la existencia de esta fruta silvestre, siendo este nombre el que lleva en la actualidad " Moraspungo"

Esta rica zona montañosa está ubicada en los decibeles de la cordillera occidental al oeste de los andes ecuatorianos, parodiaban de los caudalosos ríos Angamarca y Piñanato , muchos riachuelos y esteros con su húmedas permanente dando vida a tan abundantes bosques, con maderas de grandioso valor como el moral, cedro, laurel, guayacán, caña Guadua, caucho balsa chonta etc. estas selvas sembradas por la madre naturaleza fueron despejadas por personas llegadas de las distintas provincias ecuatorianas y pide la vecina república de Colombia

Todos ellos gente laboriosa y amantes de la agricultura. No les importó los peligros existentes, como los animales salvajes, el León el tigre, los reptiles como las serpientes que diezmaron preciosas vidas, insectos venenosos, aves de rapiña.

Construyeron sus casas de caña Guadua, sobre los altos pilares de maderas cubiertos de toquilla o de hojas de vijao, las escaleras también eran de caña Guadua, los que eran guardadas por las noches dentro de sus casas por temor a que subieran los animales salvajes.

Para su alimentación despejaron una extensión de montañas vírgenes y en su suelo exuberante sembraron maíz, plátano, yuca, camote. También disfrutaban de las riquezas naturales como la cacería la pesca, todo esto en abundancia porque esos montañas existían venados, puercos sajinos, guantas, guatuzas, conejos, armadillos, monos.

La pesca sucedidos y esteros estaban tupidos de ese es de diferentes clases, boca chicos, damas robalo etc.

Eran deleitados por preciosas aves como el azulejo, casigues, mirlos perdiz, Tucanes, pavas, las bulliciosas loras de diferentes clases, pericos en abundancia.

El agua era llevada a sus hogares en el nombrado bototo, que colocaban varios de estos en una especie de canasta llamada chalo, construido con bejuco existente en las montañas, el mismo que utilizaban para cordeles que tenían muchos usos el chalo era llevado a su casa cargado a la espalda. La noche era alumbrada con candiles siendo el combustible el kerex.

Dormían bajo grandes toldos por la abundancia de mosquitos que causaban el paludismo.

Su arma de defensa era la escopeta el revólver y el machete el mismo que era su herramienta de trabajo, junto con el hacha.

Su clima con dos estaciones invierno y verano, siendo este delicioso con una temperatura primaveral. En los meses de invierno tempestades y agua eran torrenciales, como relámpagos y truenos. Crecían los ríos en grandes proporciones, donde colocaban fuentes de caña Guadua, por donde cursaban con grandes dificultades y peligros en esta forma de lucha y trabajo tuvieron sus fincas con diferentes nombres como la ilusión, las juntas providencia baja, providencia alta, la estela, la María Lucila, el triunfo, san Fernando etc.

En las incas además de los sentidos alimenticias cultivaban la caña de azúcar, para su industrialización tuvieron trapiches que eran movidos por bueyes o mulares, de cuyo jugo se preparaban la panela, que llegó a ser una entrada económica para los agricultores. Como verdaderos amigos muchas veces se hacía imposible esta labor moviendo el animales en el lodacero .

La panela llegó a ser una industria muy importante en su economía con lo que pudieron ir aumentando sus envíos de caña de azúcar y se dedicaron a la fabricación de aguardiente en fábricas formadas de alambiques, tanques chamarras cubas, una huella que era un depósito redondo herméticamente tapado.

Según relaciona la señora Lucila Burbano de Apunte, quien con su esposo el señor Germán Apunte eran propietarios de una fábrica. El jugo de caña sea malo caldo que salía del trapicheen molido por mulares, corría por canales hechos de caña Guadua, cayendo en las cubas donde fermentaban de un día para otro, pasando a la huella que estaba colocada en un horno, que funcionaba con leña la huella herméticamente tapada, ésta tenía al centro un tubo bien cerrado, al destapar sale el líquido sea malo inicio, es que es nuevamente depositado en la bolsa, cuyo vapor sale por un tubo llamado serpentina, ésta permanece dentro del agua para enfriar el vapor, cayendo a los depósitos en forma líquida, siendo un aguardiente de primera calidad.

Éste licor era entregado directamente al estado a un precio muy bajo cielo reportaba los gastos de sus propietarios. Esta industria estaban vigilada por empleados del estado, quien con tronaba el producto sin que el dueño pudiera disponer de nada.

Al empleado tenían que darle alimentación y vivienda. Los empleados llamados guardas de estanco, vigilaban por todas las zonas donde existían estas fábricas para que no fuera vendido el aguardiente en forma particular.

Además cuidaban que no haya fábricas clandestinas; por ese motivo se presentaban graves encuentros con personas que cometían éstas infracciones y a que así consideraban el trabajo del agricultor. Por este motivo los propietarios sellaron algunas fábricas, desaparecieron sus cultivos de caña y se dedicaron a diferentes sembríos; como café, cacao y variedades cítricos.

Muchos de ellos se dedicaron a la caucheria, ya que esos montañas existían grandes cantidades de esta madera de la cual extraían la leche de caucho, para lo que se sin temblaban en la selva formando grupos selva no alimentos para una o dos semanas como esta materia llegó a ser tan importante para la fabricación de zapatos, botas, ponchos, protector de sombreros y pantalones denominados zamarros, todo esto para la estación invernal, día a día crecía esta explotación, por lo que los propietarios de las montañas pertenecientes a la provincia de los ríos, de entre ellos el señor Carlos Sotomayor no permitieron se sacaran sin pagar el respectivo precio, esto puede aceptado por los dirigentes de estos grupos quienes se encargaban de comprar a la vez pagar a sus compañeros siendo los ciudadanos Ángel Padilla hermanos, Guido y mentor Freyre, Antonio al gas, quienes se encargaban de llevar a la ciudad de Ambato para su debida fabricación. Esta sustancia era llevada en sus roles de caucho y a lomo de animal.

También fue una fuente de trabajo la boya, cuya madera se vendía en la ciudad de Guayaquil para su conducción se valieron de la corriente de los ríos Angamarca y Piñanato siendo una ayuda natural maravillosa, y con un pequeño esfuerzo del nombres llegaban a sus aguas dormidas donde formaban grandes balsas amarradas con bejucos que sacaban de la misma montañas, sobre la cual colocaban gran cantidad de racimos de plátano, que eran llevados en mulares, luego a los grandes mercados del principal puerto Guayaquil. La pesca era una labor muy interesante, siendo que era su alimentación y aún les reportaba dinero. Para lo que se valieron de atar rayas, éstas eran tejidas por los mismos aficionados a la pesca. Otra forma de pesca era la denominada seca de brazo que consistía en buscar el sitio donde el agua acorde pacíficamente, allí construían un cercado de madera tapando con abundantes hojas de vijao, plátano o toquilla. En esa agua detenida los peces se quedaban sin salida a lo que aprovechaban para tirar sus atar rayas, a la vez caían al denominado catàn que era un pequeño cajón donde los peces quedaban atrapados. Esto constituía el licor atractivo para el turismo ya que organizaban paseos desde la Sierra viajando a caballo para realizar esta pesca eran recibidos con cariño de verdaderos amigos siendo tan amables y diestros para esta labor organizaban el paseo al lugar escogido en el ríos, donde disfrutaban del baño y en sus orillas formaban ranchos de caña Guadua con techos de hojas de vijao otro quilla llegaban los elementos necesarios para la preparación del apetitoso plato típico yuca con pescado, pasaban noches muy divertidas con guitarras, cantos hábiles y el aguardiente llevado de las mismas fábricas.

Este relato de hecho en este año 1991 para la que escribe esta historia obliga a reconocer la ninguna reflexión del hombre actual, que sólo tratan de destruir, determinar las especies sin tomar en cuenta que las nuevas generaciones también necesitan de este alimento entregado por nuestro creador emplean para la pesca dinamita, barbasco, electricidad, siendo que nuestros mayores nos dieran ejemplo de proteger las especies dejando una verdadera herencia para sus hijos. En el año 1947 siendo autoridad de la parroquial señor Ulpiano Pino a los nueve años de su par organización en la fiesta patronal de la virgen de las Mercedes. Consciente de la labor de los hombres laboriosos, honrados y valientes desafiaron todos los peligros en su intervención pública dirigió su saludo a todo de sus hombres que mediante su esfuerzo y entusiasmo generoso dieron origen a que se formen esta parroquia. En su expresión dijo así.

"Loor a los distintos ciudadanos que con su trabajo honrado y constructor abrieron selvas inhóspitas convirtiendo su selvas vírgenes en grandes sembríos alimenticios. Respeto y venero esas frentes sudorosas, esas manos callosas en esas estaban como única herramienta el hacha y el machete y más que todo su voluntad ferrea, para vencer todas las dificultades y peligros hombres a quienes conozco y están aquí presentes han sido los primeros agricultores de esta generosa tierra ellos son los llamados "héroes de la selva" en ese momento nombró uno por uno a los hombres valientes militantes.

Ejemplo de generaciones que esperarán ayuda de gobernantes ni autoridad alguna, tampoco maquinarias moderna sino unidas como un solo hombre formaban mientras realizando trabajos de un verdadero alcance social y económico al haber estado presentes en este curso siendo de regocijo por qué se daban realce a su dura labor y se elevaba sus nombres llenos de regocijo aplaudieron y dieron vivaz por su intervención, en esta investigación hecha a las personas sobrevivientes que vivieron esta realidad piden que se estriba en esta historia los nombres de los ciudadanos que dejaron la herencia de su constante trabajo unión y generosidad siendo los señores:

Casimiro Ortega, Segundo Cutos, Reynaldo Algama, Manuel Baño, Rafael Albán, Tomás Tapia,
Manuel Coronado, Isaac Guzmán, Emilio Timbiano, Juan Osaita, Juan Guevara, Jacinto Pérez, Elías Baca, Tomás Villacís, Reimundo Coronado, Fermín Pino Fuentes, Daniel Pino Fuentes José Madrid, Rafael Borja, Víctor Montufar, Luis Jiménez, Cristóbal Sánchez, Rosendo López Teodomiro Vaca, Miguel arcos, Francisco Espín, Amable Cela, Pablo Naranjo, Celidoneo Páez
Serafìn Paredes, Juan de Dios Paredes, Reimundo Arcos, Angel Gancino, Juan Bravo Julio Molina, Manuel Perez, Francisco Mejía, Justo Tapia, Rodolfo Correa, Juan Teodoro Buchelì
 Germán Apunte.
 Personas que venían de la república de Colombia
Darío Burbano, Moisés Chamorro, Froylán Morales, Alberto Trujillo
Y más ciudadanos dignos de recordar los nombrados ciudadanos junto con sus familiares, trataron de mejorar sus viviendas, construyendo casas de madera cubiertas de toquilla, seguían abriendo caminos a base de minas.

Buscaban profesores pagados por ellos para la enseñanza de sus hijos los familiares muy unidos formaban reuniones amenas, bailaban al son de una guitarra, y cantos muy alegres la juventud buscaba sus amigos en la vecina provincia de los ríos intercambiaban visitas llegando jóvenes de Barranco Colorado quienes eran amantes del deporte, siendo el fútbol el favorito, eran recibidos con mucho entusiasmo, pero carecían el sitio apropiado para esta actividad, por lo que solicitaron al señor Casimiro Ortega les permitiera un pequeño pedazo de su propiedad, solicitud que fue aceptada de inmediato despejaron un pequeño tratan al siendo este de calidad más que año. La juventud es entonces fueron Rafael Villacis, Juan Cevallos, Celidoneo Páez, Julio Pozo, César Jiménez, Cipriano Mera, Los amigos de Barranco Colorado, los hermanos Portilla, y más jóvenes de ese lugar.

Esto dio inicio a que de una manera muy generosa al señor Casimiro Ortega donara la extensión de terreno midiendo 100 metros cuadrados, lo que actualmente es la plaza central este gesto de filantropía las generaciones de Moraspungo nunca deben olvidar, debiendo inscribir su nombre en una placa recordatoria. Una vez formada esta plaza.

Construyeron casas de dos pisos de madera y echado de sin siendo la del señor Luis Jiménez, más tarde del señor Ulpiano Pino B. también del señor Cristóbal Sánchez algo que en la zona de Moraspungo llamaba la atención es que en la finca de san Fernando, habiendo sido dueño del señor Julio Albán y su esposa la señora Virginia Ávila, fue una de las fábricas de aguardiente la más tecnificadas de aquella época las masas moderadoras de la caña de azúcar, dice en eran de un tamaño superior a las que usaban. Estos eran movidas con fuerza hidráulica el jugo de caña confía por un canal construido en piedra y tal hasta llegar a las cubas por el otro canal confía el agua utilizada. La caña era conducida a la fábricas en cárceles alada por mulares por caminos construidos en forma adecuada. La carreta tenía dos ruedas bastante grandes y con cajón de madera. Estas ruedas según decían los que conocieron lastimosamente han desaparecido de lugar en la actual época; pero dicen que aún existen vestigios de esta grande industria seguramente las masas del trapiche y ruedas de la carreta y más indumentarias fueron arrastrados por bueyes hasta llegar a su debido sitio.

Moraspungo principal parroquia del cantón Pangua

Su producción agrícola, su pesca y sus gentes laboriosas fueron las notas del himno de gloria en la misma naturaleza en cargo de entregarle en altos laureles Izar la bandera que flamea simbolizando el progreso que le darán sus hijos que llaman y respetan su suelo.
Fueron gestores de su fundación los señores Fermín y Daniel Pino, José Madrid, Luis Jiménez, Roberto Trujillo, Cristóbal Sánchez, Maria Rafael Cutos Jiménez Amable Cela, Rafael Villacis, Aníbal Guevara, Rafael Borja, Honorato Perez, Lautaro Montufar, Fernando Hoyos entre otros.
 Etimología
 Dos hipótesis:

 Por la existencia abundante plantas de madera llamado Moral, en épocas de antaño y pungo significa puerta.
 Por lo abundante de la mora silvestre: Moras y pungo significa puerta.Recintos de la parroquia''':
Calope de Garrido,
Calope de Muñoz,
Catazacón,
El Guabo,
El Limón,
Estero Hondo,
Guapara,
Guaparita,
Jalligua Alto,
Jesús del Gran Poder,
La Esperanza de Jalligua,
La Mariela,
La Piedadcita,
Las Juntas,
Nueva Santa Rosa,
Palo Seco,
Piedra de la Cruz,
Providencia Alta,
Providencia Baja,
San Antonio de Guapara,
San Fernando,
Sillagua,
Sillagua1,
Sillagua bajo,
Sillagua 2.

Parroquias de la provincia de Cotopaxi


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3 stocks that could help retirees reach their goals
Published October 19, 2017 Personal FinanceMotley Fool
What goals do you have for your retirement? Do you want to travel the world, spend more time with the grandkids, or just kick back and enjoy not being part of the rat-race anymore -- maybe get a little fishing in?
Whatever your goals, owning the right stocks -- well-known, brand-name industry giants with years of steady and profitable growth ahead of them -- can help to provide the retirement income you'll need to get where you want to go. And so, with that goal in mind, we asked a few of our favorite Foolish investors to suggest three steady stocks that can help you to reach your own goals.
Colgate-Palmolive (NYSE:CL), Whirlpool (NYSE:WHR) and Boeing (NYSE:BA) are the names they came up with. Now let's find out why.
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Demitri Kalogeropoulos (Colgate-Palmolive): With the market slowing to near zero growth, this is a rough time to be doing business in the branded consumer-products industry. Colgate-Palmolive isn't immune to these market pressures. In fact, the company is expecting just barely positive organic sales gains in 2017, or well below management's long-term target of between 4% and 7% increases each year.
But this kind of challenging environment demonstrates the resilience of a business that dominates the global market for core categories such as toothpaste, toothbrushes, mouthwash, and hand soap. Its profitability is at a record high 60% of sales, after all.
Colgate is also reaping the benefits of having a large, diverse sales footprint. With over half of its revenue coming from outside the U.S., overall sales are rising even as that core market shrinks.
As Colgate returns to its longer-term trajectory in the years ahead, I'd expect the growth that follows to be enhanced by market-leading margins. In the meantime, retirees can collect an over 2% dividend yield. This payout has room to grow, too, given that operating cash flow has averaged about $3 billion over each of the past three fiscal years, or about twice the annual dividend commitment.
Take this consumer appliance giant for a spin
Sean Williams (Whirlpool): The average retiree is living longer than ever. Data from the Social Security Administration suggests that 20 years, or longer, should be the average life expectancy for a 65-year-old. That means simply generating income isn't enough. Retirees need to invest in companies that can also grow their nest egg. Consumer-appliance giant Whirlpool is a company that can provide both income and share-price appreciation.
Whirlpool brings a host of name-brand products to the table, but it's the company's expansion potential that's particularly intriguing. Having made acquisitions in Asia, Whirlpool is looking to take advantage of one of the fastest-growing appliance markets on the planet. At the same time, Whirlpool's acquisition of Italy's Indesit in 2014 gives the North American appliance giant a major footprint throughout a recovering Europe. There's strength in both its geographic diversity and the breadth of its brand-name product portfolio that should translate into mid-single-digit growth over the long run.
Whirlpool's innovation isn't something that should be overlooked, either. Its management team is nimble enough to adjust its product lineup based on changing design trends in the kitchen and throughout the home. Similarly, Whirlpool's focus on energy efficiency and its push toward smart interconnected appliances could win over a new generation of consumers in North America and throughout the world.
Of course, my favorite aspect of Whirlpool might just be its relative cheapness compared with the broader market. Between 2016 and 2020, Wall Street expects the company's full-year EPS to grow from just north of $14 to more than $20. Meanwhile, its dividend has grown steadily to $4.40 annually, good enough for a superior 2.5% yield, and its board continues to authorize share-repurchase plans. With an investor-first philosophy, plenty of innovation and geographic representation, and highly identifiable brands, Whirlpool could be just the stock retirees need for their portfolios.
Oligopolies don't play nice, but they sure can be nice for your portfolio
Rich Smith (Boeing): I've been a big fan of Boeing stock for a long time -- and for good reason. Strong and rising profit margins, plus a booming business selling airplanes to airlines, has helped lift Boeing stock 250% over the past five years, and 90% over the past 12 months alone.
Part of the reason for Boeing's strength is how the global airplane business has evolved into one dominated by just two companies: Airbus, and Boeing itself. Admittedly, there have been some rumblings that the global duopoly of airplane manufacturing was under attack. In China, Russia, Japan, and even close to home in Canada, rivals have arisen to offer new regional jetliners just a smidge smaller than Airbus's and Boeing's offerings. If airlines begin adopting these new planes, it could threaten the viability of the duopoly.
Here's the thing that has me thinking Boeing stock could reward retirees' portfolios for decades to come: Last week, we learned that Canada's Bombardier, which was offering new C-Series airplanes to compete with Boeing, was in such dire straits that it needed to seek a financial lifeline. It sought that lifeline by tying up with Airbus, however. As a result, Bombardier ended up reinforcing the global duopoly instead of challenging it. If similar dynamics play out in China, Russia, and Japan, it could turn out that all these would-be rivals are rivals in theory only -- and Boeing and Airbus will continue dividing global airplane sales between themselves for the foreseeable future.
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5 Historical Structures You Can Find In Dalaguete
Cebu is home to one of the first Spanish settlements in the country. Due to this, there are numerous historically-significant structures that show the rich heritage of Cebuanos. While many of these structures are located in the Queen City of the South, the towns in the southern part of the island also have their share of these heritage structures. One of the towns with a good number of heritage structures is Dalaguete.
Dalaguete – image source: pinterest.com
Dalaguete is best-known for being the Vegetable Basket of Cebu. The cool climate in the mountain barangays of the town also earned it the title of the Summer Capital of Cebu. Dalaguete is also gradually becoming popular for eco-tourism. The reforestation area of the town is being promoted as an eco-tourism destination in the south. In addition, the town is also home to the only breeding ground of flying foxes in Cebu.
Flying Foxes – image source: sunstar.com.ph
Heritage Structures in Dalaguete
The presence of the Spaniards in Dalaguete started to become more pronounced when it became a visita of the vicarage of Siaro or Sialo (now known as Carcar). Due to this, it is not surprising that a number of Spanish era structures can be found in the town. These heritage structures have become destinations for history and culture enthusiasts. The following are five of the historical structures you can find in Dalaguete:
San Guillermo de Aquitania Church
Dalaguete was established after it became a visita of Carcar. While it was established as an independent parish in 1711, the permanent church structure was only built in 1802. Construction of the San Guillermo de Aquitania Church was completed in 1825. A rectory was later added in 1832 while the belfry was completed in 1860.
San Guillermo de Aquitania Church – image source: en.wikipedia.org
Aside from serving the religious needs of the residents of the town, the church provided protection for the people whenever raiders and pirates attacked the town. The church has an earthquake baroque design featuring buttresses along its sides. The façade is divided into three levels. A Rococo design with gilded moldings characterizes the interior of the church. Similar to other Spanish era structures, the San Guillermo de Aquitania Church is made of stone in the lower level while wood dominates the upper levels of the structure.
San Guillermo de Aquitania Church – image source: beyondcebu.com
Casa Real (Municipio)
The Casa Real or the Municipio is the seat of government in the town of Dalaguete ever since the Spanish period. The structure was supposedly built in 1832. The original building was made of coral stones while clay tiles were used for its roofing. It had a symmetrical façade and was shaped like an L.
Municipio– image source: tripmondo.com
The Municipio was occupied by revolutionaries during the 1898 revolution. After the rebels were captured and executed, the locals armed and stationed themselves on the hills under the leadership of Fr. Ruperto Sarmiento. They planned to attack Spanish troops in the area. The group was later disbanded after the Americans took over.
Cristo Rey Monument
The Cristo Rey monument in Dalaguete was erected with the aim of uplifting the spiritual life of the residents of Dalaguete. It was built in 1938 through the efforts of Fr. Ruperto Sarmiento. It featured a balustered stairway along with a perimeter fence. The Cristo Rey monument is located in the middle of the plaza in front of the church.
Cristo Rey – image source: traveleronfoot.wordpress.com
Poblacion Watchtower (Kiosko)
Similar to many towns on the island, Dalaguete was also home to watchtowers. These watchtowers were the first line of defense of the town against pirates and raiders. The Poblacion watchtower, which is also called the Bantay Moros, originally had two levels. It was part of the network of watchtowers along the southern coast of Cebu and was built in 1768. Today, the watchtower is one of the landmarks of the town. The upper level was modified as a pavilion-like structure was added.
Poblacion Watchtower– image source: biyaherongbarat.wordpress.com
Aside from the watchtower in the poblacion, a cannon was also stationed in the town to protect the town from pirates and raiders. It was the strongest weapon of the Spaniards against invaders. The cannon was supposedly the same one used by Sr. San Guillermo when invaders attacked the town. Stories indicated that a giant was seen walking along the shores of Dalaguete carrying the cannon.
Cannon – image source: flickr.com account of immortal_undead
These are just some of the historically-significant structures located in Dalaguete. These structures show the richness of the heritage of the people of Dalaguete.


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Q & A: Is cellphone spying possible?
Q. I went through a really bad divorce, and my ex- seems to know a lot about my current life. It's like he's reading my text messages. Could he be doing this?
Q & A: Is cellphone spying possible? Q. I went through a really bad divorce, and my ex- seems to know a lot about my current life. It's like he's reading my text messages. Could he be doing this? Check out this story on thenewsstar.com: http://tnsne.ws/1IF9X9q
Kim Komando, Gannett Published 4:50 p.m. CT Jan. 12, 2015
Kim Komando, shown in this undated file photo, writes a column for the Gannett News Service technology section. (Gannett News Service)(Photo: GNS)
A. Yes, and it's not very difficult. There are plenty of spy apps that a snooping ex or significant other can slip on to a phone. Mspy, WebWatcher, SpyToMobile and SpectorSoft's eBlaster are a few popular spy apps. They provide access to your text messages, phone calls, photos, GPS location and even pull information from popular third-party messaging apps. A snoop can see everything that's going on with the phone by simply going to a special website. To learn more about how to block spy apps and what to do if you think one is installed on your phone, click here for step-by-step instructions.
Remove stubborn toolbars
Q. Help, Kim! I installed a free program and it brought along an annoying browser toolbar that I can't get rid of. What can I do?
A. Your best bet is a specialized program like Toolbar Cleaner, which knows where all the little hard-to-remove parts of toolbars like to hide. It's easier than tracking down every program, file and setting manually. It even resets your browser home page, which many toolbars like to change to something you don't want. If that still doesn't work, you can follow my directions for manually removing toolbars and putting things back the way they were.
Q. I went through my Facebook and removed a bunch of personal information, but my son still says advertisers and others can figure out a lot about me from what's left. Is he right?
A. Facebook and other big companies don't need much information to learn a lot about you. Things like how often you post, when you post, how many words you use, the words you use, how many photos you have, who your friends are and more can tell them a lot. It might reveal if you're unemployed, your mental outlook, politics and plenty more. A website called Digital Shadow gives you a glimpse into what companies see about you online. Interestingly, it was developed to promote a video game, not to make money off of you. Just think how much more a large company with money at stake can do.
Sell your old phone for cash
Q. I just got my new iPhone 6 Plus and I'm not sure what to do with my old iPhone 4s. Is it worth trying to sell it? Where would I start?
A. A site like WorthMonkey will tell you exactly how much you can expect to get, so it's an essential first stop. A quick glance shows me that an iPhone 4s 16GB in "Good" condition will get you around $122, which is nothing to sneeze at. You can tweak the results for storage size, condition and carrier for a more accurate estimate. Once you know whether the gadget is worth selling, click here for detailed instructions on where to sell it and how to get the best price.
Important secret to fix a misbehaving computer
Q. My computer keeps slowing down and then crashing. Is a program causing the problem? I don't have a lot of money and I don't want to take it into a shop if I don't have to.
A. It could very well be a program, but the trick is figuring out which one. Use the keyboard shortcut CTRL + SHIFT + ESC to bring up Windows' Task Manager. Then go to the Processes tab to see everything running on your computer. There will be a column for CPU and a column for Memory. A process with a high CPU percentage when nothing much is happening on the computer could be your culprit. And a process with a large memory number that keeps growing is also suspicious. See what program the process belongs to and close it. If your computer goes back to normal, you have your answer. Click here for a lot more detail on processes, figuring out what programs go with what process and other steps to try to fix your computer.
On the Kim Komando Show, the nation's largest weekend radio talk show, Kim takes calls and dispenses advice on today's digital lifestyle, from smartphones and tablets to online privacy and data hacks. For her daily tips, free newsletters and more, visit her website at Komando.com. Email her at techcomments@usatoday.com.
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This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—August 5
By Ed Whelan
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1997—By a vote of 4-3, the California supreme court rules (in American Academy of Pediatrics v. Lungren) that a state law that requires a pregnant minor to obtain parental consent or judicial authorization before she obtains an abortion violates the state constitution.
In one dissent, longtime liberal justice Stanley Mosk charges that the justices in the majority, while purporting to apply the principle governing claims under the state constitutional right to privacy, in fact "reverse the principle, sub silentio." In another, Justice Marvin Baxter argues that the majority "departs radically from any defensible view of the voters' intent when they added a right of privacy to the [state constitution] in 1972 and undermines the fundamental and constitutionally protected right of parents to guide and control the upbringing of their children." In the third, Justice Janice Rogers Brown concludes that the case "is an excellent example of the folly of courts in the role of philosopher kings."
Ed Whelan is the president of the Ethics and Public Policy Center and a regular contributor to NRO's Bench Memos blog. @EdWhelanEPPC
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Trexel opening center in Michigan
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The SA Engineering Technology Center in Livonia, Mich., has MuCell available on three presses currently.
Wilmington, Mass. — Trexel Inc. has entered into a strategic partnership with SA Engineering to create a new facility for technical collaboration using modern injection molding equipment and the latest MuCell foaming systems — in the Detroit-area automotive center.
Dubbed the SA Engineering Technology Center (SA Tech Center), the facility in Livonia, Mich., will be a "collaborative incubator for developing leading edge technology processes and finding innovative and efficient solutions to reach customers' objectives," the Wilmington-based Trexel said in a May 10 news release.
Technical experts and partner companies will support customers in optimizing specific processes in a confidential environment, the companies said.
The center will house five Engel injection molding machines ranging in clamping force size from 285-3,500 tons. Currently, three of these machines are MuCell-capable, equipped to run with Trexel's latest T-series gas dosing systems. MuCell product development capability is available on a 285-ton press, a wide-platen 660-ton with core back, and another wide-platen injection molding press, also with core back, a 1,000-tonner.
Trexel will also provide research and development and mold-trial support for customers that want to evaluate TecoCell, the company's latest foaming product offering.
Trexel's North American automotive technical team is co-located at the center. Trexel officials said the company has been conducting trials in the facility since early March.
"Our participation in the SA Tech Center allows us to bring a staffed MuCell technical center, similar to what we offer in Wilmington, but on a greater range of injection molding machines, to the heart of the North American automotive industry." said Brian Bechard, president and CEO of Trexel.
In a statement, Bechard said sharing an operation with other injection molding technologies will enable "a new level of collaboration and problem-solving to deliver innovative solutions to the industry."


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The U.S. workforce trails many other developed nations in the foundational skills essential for both individuals and the nation as a whole to thrive: the ability to read, the ability to understand numbers and do math, and the ability to solve problems using technology. Yet the societal, economic, and individual importance of these skills has never been higher.
Literacyworks invites you join Congresswoman Lynn Woolsey, and Santa Rosa Junior College President Frank Chong to begin a local conversation about our national foundational skills crisis. This North Bay forum will gather input for national action plan to improve the foundational skills of U.S. adults and lay the groundwork for building greater economic vitality and shared prosperity in the North Bay. As a local stakeholder we need your input and experience to be heard by the U.S. Departments of Education and Labor.
We plan to build on this forum to effect training opportunities in the North Bay and align with the national action plan. We'll spend the first hour reviewing the stats of the recently released international Survey of Adult Skills and will hear from several speakers. For the second hour we'll breakout in groups to discuss local solutions.
Literacyworks has invited leaders and practitioners from North Bay companies; secondary, postsecondary, and adult education; workforce development; economic development; public library services; health and human services; and community health clinics to participate.
Please click "Register Now" to register for this event.


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Make the most of your batteries with the ChargeMaster series, plugging in and charging anywhere in the world. Mastervolt's ChargeMaster guarantees fast and complete charging of your batteries no matter where you are. Thanks to Mastervolt's innovative 3-step+ charging process, batteries also perform better and last longer.
All ChargeMasters can be easily connected to a MasterBus network with only one cable and one connection (with the exception of the ChargeMaster 12/10, ChargeMaster 12/15-2 and ChargeMaster 24/6). What's more, you have the option for central, local or remote monitoring, configuration and control of your system.
A clearly lit display on the ChargeMaster provides all essential information: charge current, charge voltage, charge phase and battery content measurement and/or battery condition measurement as a percentage of available Ah capacity. The display also provides an indication of MasterBus communication. Three buttons adjacent to the read-out panel allow for easy operating of the entire system.
The ChargeMaster is available in various models to guarantee you the ideal battery charger for any situation and demand.
For recreational and semi-professional use.
Suitable for any type of battery, including Lithium Ion batteries.
3-Step+ charging technology for fast and complete charging, also charges depleted batteries.
Memory function prevents overcharging in case of unreliable mains.
Safe and complete charging due to standard safety features.
Charging capacity up to 1000 Ah.
Easy to connect and quick to install.
Can charge multiple battery banks simultaneously.
Built-in system functionality (MasterBus) in combination with other Mastervolt products.
Supplies your system without battery.
The Mastervolt ChargeMaster supplies a maximum capacity wherever you are via auto-ranging. Auto-ranging ensures perfect fully automatic operation anywhere in the world, regardless of the available mains voltage (90-265 V AC, 50 or 60 Hz). The 3-step+ charging technology guarantees fast and complete charging, while the cos phi 1-regulation gets the most out of limited generator capacity.
Solid metal-to-metal connectors equipped with strain relief prevent corrosion and overheating.
The ChargeMaster series has three equal charge outputs. Those of the smaller ChargeMaster models are pre-installed with two metres of cable for a plug & play solution, while the heavier models have one full output (for example for your service battery) and two outputs of 10 A, ideal for your starter batteries.
Even if the batteries are not connected, Mastervolt ChargeMaster battery chargers can provide a constant DC output allowing you to turn on lights or keep the fridge cold.
Product code: 44010700 This product is no longer available.