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Down to the Underworld
Daredevil #10
The Mole Man has turned grave-robber, snatching dozens of bodies from a cemetery in New York City — including the body of Matt Murdock's father. So Daredevil has pursued the Mole Man underground, narrowly avoiding death in the jaws of his monstrous minions. He soon learns the Mole Man's motives — when he was just normal, short, ugly Dr. Harvey Elder, there was a woman at his workplace who was the only person who treated him kindly — and when he found out she had died, Harvey had stolen all the bodies in the cemetery just to find her and tell her, postmortem, that he loved her. Daredevil shows up, and a terrific fight breaks out — the Mole Man, despite being short, overweight, and almost blind, is a skilled fighter. Will Daredevil be able to stop him? Will he be able to save the gravenapped bodies?
Verdict: Thumbs up. Near-perfect from beginning to end. Amazing action, great dialogue, and beautiful characterization. Unexpected depths for the Mole Man, who is both sympathetic and astoundingly creepy. It's a little scary how much fun this comic is every month.
All Star Western #7
Jonah Hex and Amadeus Arkham have traveled to New Orleans in pursuit of criminal mastermind Thurston Moody. They soon team up with Western vigilantes Nighthawk and Cinnamon after Hex saves a bunch of people in a terrorist bombing. Turns out the terrorists are radical anti-immigration loons, and Nighthawk and Cinnamon recruit Hex, with his ever-present Confederate Army uniform, to spy on them. This leads him to a gladiatorial arena where immigrants and non-whites are served up to be killed by beautiful assassin Z.C. Branke. But will Hex's undercover investigation stick him in the ring as well?
Verdict: Thumbs up. My minor nitpicks are (1) Aw, gee, not more of that useless Amadeus Arkham! and (2) I think Jonah Hex is too well-known in DC's version of the Wild West to be able to go unrecognized by the criminal community. But other than that, good dialogue, good action, and great art by Moritat.
Snarked #6
Wilburforce J. Walrus, Clyde McDunk, Queen Scarlett, and Prince Rusty, along with the rest of the crew of the Old Gertrude, are searching for Snark Island and the kidnapped King — but they're soon accosted by pirates — the Mad Hatter, the March Hare, the Dormouse, Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum, the White Rabbit, Humpty Dumpty, and the Caterpillar. The pirates are all starving and desperate for our heroes' crocodile steaks, and their battle tactics are fairly eccentric — firing some of their own crew at the other ship, then sitting around and arguing until they themselves get boarded. Will Queen Scarlett be able to hatch a plan to subdue the pirates? And will the Walrus manage to rescue everyone when that plan flops?
Verdict: Thumbs up. Wonderfully funny stuff. Great cartooning, lots of funny situations, just an all-around fun comic for kids of all ages. Yes, that includes you grownups, too.
Secret Avengers #24
The Secret Avengers run around the robot-filled secret city of the Descendants. They get beat up, argue, get shot, and get angsty while the robots plan some sort of generic Evil Doomy Evil Doom.
Verdict: Thumbs down. So much angst, so much boredom.
Today's Cool Links:
Bully takes a look at pop music and the Fantastic Four.
At last! Researchers have finally learned how to communicate with octopuses!
This is the only way I'll ever find baseball interesting.
Let your good friends, the Daleks, relax you and EX-TER-MIN-ATE your stress.
12 movies improved by the inclusion of cats. Yes, it's silly. I don't care.
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Q: npm WARN optional SKIPPING OPTIONAL DEPENDENCY: fsevents@1.2.7 I'm trying to install Angular using the Angular CLI but I'm getting an error when I try to run this command.
Command
npm install -g @angular/cli

Error:
C:\Users\abc>npm install -g @angular/cli
C:\Users\abc\AppData\Roaming\npm\ng -> C:\Users\abc\AppData\Roaming\npm\node_modules\@angular\cli\bin\ng
npm WARN optional SKIPPING OPTIONAL DEPENDENCY: fsevents@1.2.7 (node_modules\@angular\cli\node_modules\fsevents):
npm WARN notsup SKIPPING OPTIONAL DEPENDENCY: Unsupported platform for fsevents@1.2.7: wanted {"os":"darwin","arch":"any"} (current: {"os":"win32","arch":"x64"})

+ @angular/cli@7.3.6
updated 1 package in 102.686s

Node Version v10.15.3

A: This is a warning not an error, and it's because you're on Windows. FSevents only works on Mac so it's not needed on Windows and that's why it's SKIPPING OPTIONAL DEPENDENCY.
And no as of right now there is no way to get rid of that being printed into the console so just ignore it given the fact that it's not doing anything anyways rather it's just being a bit verbose and telling you that it's not being used.

A: This is because you're running on windows. A lot of apps use that library, but it only works on the Mac, so they use something else for Windows and Linux. That's why it's listed as "optional". You can ignore the warning.

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ERNEST SCARED STUPID (1991) Newspaper Ads, VHS, DVD and Blu-ray Covers
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Ernest Scared Stupid is a 1991 American comedy horror film directed by John Cherry and starring Jim Varney. It is the fifth film to feature the character Ernest P. Worrell. It was shot in Nashville, Tennessee like its predecessors Dr. Otto and the Riddle of the Gloom Beam, Ernest Goes to Camp, Ernest Saves Christmas, and Ernest Goes to Jail. Out of all nine "Ernest" films, this one is the most popular.
SYNOPSIS: Ernest unwittingly unleashes an ugly evil troll that plots to transform children into wooden dolls in the town of Briarville, Missouri on Halloween night. Although the story took place on Halloween, the crew was unable to simulate autumn foliage or obtain pumpkins out of season (the film was shot in May of 1991).
The opening credits feature a montage of clips from various horror and science fiction films, including Nosferatu (1922), White Zombie (1932), Phantom from Space (1953), The Brain from Planet Arous (1957), The Screaming Skull (1958), Missile to the Moon (1958), The Hideous Sun Demon (1958), The Giant Gila Monster (1959), The Killer Shrews (1959), Battle Beyond the Sun (1959), and The Little Shop of Horrors (1960):
A fan made this R-rated opening credits edit featuring gorey scenes from more modern horror films like Dead Alive (1992), Hellraiser (1987), The Thing (1982), with appearances by Pennywise from It (1990) and Buffalo Bill from The Silence of the Lambs (1991):
RECEPTION/REVIEWS: On Rotten Tomatoes the film has a score of 17% based on 6 reviews. The horror blog A Boos/Booze Situation compared the film to Hocus Pocus which also received a poor box office showing but was cemented as a cult classic. In addition, the blog praised the scene in which a girl discovers the troll in her bed, claiming that it has a strong reputation for terrifying young viewers. Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert reviewed the film on their movie review show "Siskel & Ebert At the Movies". Both of them gave thumbs down, calling it a film with Jim Varney "mugging his way through a dumb script." Ken Hanke of the Mountain Xpress (Asheville, North Carolina) wrote the film was "not good", but that it was "kind of likable".
Jack-O's Review: Ernest Scared Stupid is one of my childhood favorite films and I was surprised how much I still enjoyed rewatching it this year as an adult. I give it 3 out of 4 plastic pumpkin head scarecrows, good:
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10 Things You Didn't Know About ErnestScaredStupid from Minty Comedic Arts:
BOX OFFICE RELEASE: Due to its modest gross of $14,143,280 at the U.S. box office, Disney opted not to continue the franchise, making this the fourth and final Ernest film to be released under the Disney label Touchstone Pictures. All future Ernest films were independently produced, and following the financial failure of Ernest Rides Again, the films shifted to a straight-to-video market.
VHS/DVD/BLU-RAY RELEASE: The film was released on VHS by Touchstone Home Video on August 15, 1992. The first DVD release from Touchstone Home Entertainment was on September 3, 2002. Mill Creek Entertainment re-released it on DVD on January 18, 2011, as part of the two-disc set Ernest Triple Feature along with Ernest Goes to Camp and Ernest Goes to Jail. Its third re-release was on May 10, 2011, as an individual film. Mill Creek Entertainment released on Blu-ray on August 23, 2011.
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(INTELLIHUB) — Former basketball champion ad reality star Dennis Rodman is expected to arrive in Singapore one day ahead of the 12 June summit in which U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean Leader Kim Jong-un are set to meet and rumor has it Rodman may even play a role in the talks.
Over the years, the cross-dressing ex-baller has became close with North Korea's fearless leader and has even held exhibition basketball games in which both North Korean players and American players played on the same teams with one another which was previously banned by the state.
And let's not stop just there, the controversial celebrity deserves big props for the work he has already put in when he initialized a diplomatic dialogue between two feuding nations. It was something that had never been done before in U.S. history. Rodman became the first American to meet the new North Korean leader when he did so back in 2013 for his HBO TV show.
Rodaman was grilled by the mainstream media upon his return and a few comments he made drove liberals wild at the time.
"I don't condone what he [Kim Jong-un] does — but as far as a person he's my friend," Rodman told ABC News after his return to the states. That one, and the "he's a great guy" comment are the two pundits on the left gravitated to most.
These comments were edited down into soundbites and echoed for days by the establishment controlled media but what the media didn't want the American people to know was that Kim Jong-un actually invited President Barack H. Obama to "call" him on the phone in an attempt to reach out but the Obama Admin refused to pick up the phone in an effort to keep the proverbial gears of war turning like they always did.
Interesting times. Let's see how it all plays out. Stay tuned to Intellihub.com for updates.
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The Election and the Market, from Ralph Vince
Regardless of who wins this election, this market is going to rip to the upside — and I can be quite certain of that without even looking at the numbers, just the very tentative nature of nearly everyone around it. I've smelled this dish cooking before, and so have a lot of folks on this site. I don't know who is going to win this, but I do know that a 500 bln stop (not even flip) in the hemorrhage of balance of payments translates into an instant 3% GDP growth, and the multiplier effect on that puts us at 1965 growth, or even Truman-era growth. I was fortunate, in the 1980s and latter half of the 90s, anyone who showed up on time with their shoes on did pretty well. I had some lucky breaks too, which didn't hurt (and, as I have said repeatedly, and bears repetition for no one's sake other than my own perspective — "Anything that I may have has been given to me.").
But nothing has gone anywhere since the Spring of 2001. It would be wonderful to see growth in double digits, or just robust, 80s-90s style for the morass of all these millennials. People teasingly refer to them as "Snowflakes," but I have proactively and of my own volition gone out of my way in the past since 2007 to get into their heads, to work alongside them — not your typical snowflakes but snowflakes of all varieties. For all the negatives said about these kids (which I do not disagree with!), they are a much harder working, industrious, adaptable and far more pleasant gang than we boomers were. And for exactly them, I hope they get a break here and get the the change they deserve, and the economic growth they can use.
Stefan Martinek writes:
Ralph,
The whole 2014, maybe the first part of 2015, you mentioned multiple times the issue of liquidity, the risk of a huge crash, structural liquidity problems, ETFs, etc. Do you consider all that is over? I always thought that the trend in equities (from 2009) will take some time to reverse, that there will be some chopping on the top before the next up move. I never tested this, but the chopping for another 1-2 years would look proportional, beautiful, expected… Of course growth will resume at some point. I thought that maybe market needs to take back some easy money generated in the last decade before going forward.
Jack Tierney, the President of the Old Speculator's Club writes in:
A few observations on this thread.
First, perhaps because of its nature, Dailyspec tends to look for the cause of many social phenomena in financial terms. In our discussions, Mr. Haave suggested "that while the Southern states get more benefits those benefits go predominantly to the minority that votes democratic." Mr. Aiken's thoughts illustrate exactly why: "NY and IL are 'red states' outside of NYC and Chicago, respectively…" I can't speak for NY, but "ethnic demographics" are the key driver Big D majorities in IL…I have no idea how to quantify, or define, the effect of "cultural indices."
Mr. Hauser added a vital insight in suggesting that "many elderly move South in their retirement years" and, by extension, while their benefits add to the states' totals, it does not necessarily translate into democrat votes. I am one of those "expats" and can say with some certainty that we have had a marginal impact.
But several very important issues are either overlooked or avoided to explain why these states remain in the red column. First, and most important, many in the current (and, more than likely, continual regime) have quite boldly and heavy handedly attacked the religious foundations of many individuals in these states…certainly enough to swing the vote.
Second, gun control is no minor issue. Its rare to find a resident in my part of the state who doesn't own both a shotgun and a deer rifle…their purposes, though, are concentrated on bringing down consumable game and/or eliminating non-human varmints. Though many own pistols, their numbers are dwarfed by the many in our larger cities who use them for quite different purposes.
Third is education or, more specifically, the make-up of the curriculum and the content of the mandated text books. Many of today's parents and grandparents are now, after a significant amount of published and broadcast news, aware that they have received a less than adequate education. When school prayer was outlawed they were upset, but, over time, grudgingly came to accept it. However, when the study of Islam was made part of required courses, things became (and remain) a point of relentless debate.
Other points of contention which aren't appreciated outside the immediate area, but which lead many to the red side of the spectrum are the "elite" dictates discouraging, eliminating, or outlawing the Confederate flag, tobacco farming, soft drinks, fried food, salt, and "dipping."
Individually, these may seem to be trivial matters and, in many cases, "settled issues." Big mistake. Taken together, these represent stark examples of big government going well beyond its mandate. It took the Tea Party to underscore this and galvanize the voters…not just here but in other states as well. The current Democrat platform offers them nothing of substance and can do nothing to alter this situation.
Will things change? Sure they will. Despite a growing number of home schoolers and charters, an overwhelming majority of young students remain classroom captives in a system that has essentially replaced much that shaped western civ with new age agitprop.
But there will always be a remnant and as surely as all grand socialist experiments fail, this, too, shall pass.
Andy Aiken responds:
It's tricky to quantify in toto, but consider a simple variable: married vs. unmarried. There is a stark difference in party ID and voting behavior between the two subgroups, all else being equal.
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Q: Can a kangaroo jump higher than/above the building? A building cannot jump. We generally use "higher" to campare with something that can jump. But, can we use "higher" in this context?
It comes from the following joke -
Q. Can a kangaroo jump higher than the Empire State building?
A. Yes, cause the Empire State building cannot jump.
If I used "above the Empire State building", the question would be straightforward and wouldn't be meant for joke.

A: "Can a kangaroo jump higher than the Empire State building?" is correct English. The point of the joke is that it has (potentially) two meanings.

A: Can a Kangroo jump higher than a building?
Answer-Yes
Because a building can not jump but the kangroo can jump that is why the Kangroo can jump higher
What were your thoughts?
Answer-You were thinking that can a Kangroo jump over the building that is why you were tricked!


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PeaceWeb/NCPCR Reaches Closure
Posted by Sandy Heierbacher | January 15th, 2007
We recently received this letter from the PeaceWeb/NCPCR Closure Team explaining the decision to close PeaceWeb's doors. PeaceWeb is passing on its legacy of youth-focused peace and nonviolence work to a new organization, the Nonviolence Youth Leadership Alliance. We've included their entire letter here to mark PeaceWeb's contribution to the field…
"Reaching Closure for PeaceWeb/NCPCR & Supporting the Birth of NYLA
After 24 years of service, 11 international conferences on peacemaking and conflict resolution, a strong commitment to diversity-focused programming and a decade of supporting youth peacemakers in producing their own conference events, PeaceWeb (formerly NCPCR) announces its final transition. The organization's board of directors filed the official paperwork with the Virginia Corporation Commission to terminate this national nonprofit organization as of December 31, 2006.
"Since its inception in 1982, the NCPCR conference provided inspiration, hope, and renewed energy, as well as a vital connecting place, to thousands of peacemakers and conflict resolution practitioners. While acknowledging past accomplishments (see below), PeaceWeb's leadership team also recognized that the energy needed to fully rebuild the organization was not present. Without this vital energy, PeaceWeb was not sustainable.
"Passing On NCPCR's Legacy of Youth-Focused & Diverse Traditions of Peacemaking
"At the same time that we were "laying down" PeaceWeb (to use a Quaker term), we were helping to birth a new national (and eventually global) organization also devoted to nonviolence and peace. Several PeaceWeb board members are currently working with civil rights leader Dr. Bernard Lafayette, Jr. (a keynote presenter at the 2001 NCPCR
held at George Mason University), and other individuals and organizations from across the United States to co-create the Nonviolence Youth Leadership Alliance (NYLA). The mission of NYLA is to pass the powerful legacy of Kingian nonviolence to today's youth – tomorrow's leaders! NYLA is a natural extension of NCPCR's World Summit for Youth Peacemakers held in 1999 and 2001 and the Network of Youth Peacemaker's 2003 Conference.
"NYLA's goals include plans to introduce thousands of youth and young adults to the nonviolent principles, steps and strategies, which Martin Luther King, Jr. and other civil rights activists utilized to bring about an end to racial segregation in the United States. Through a series of orientation sessions and training workshops about Kingian nonviolence, to be held in key communities across the United States during 2007, a national team of several hundred youth nonviolence leaders will gain the expertise needed to then inspire and train other youth and young adults in these peacebuilding skills, and to apply these nonviolent strategies in their own schools and communities.
"NYLA's plans for 2008 focus on organizing a global conference of youth activists and human rights leaders – an Olympics of Peace and Nonviolence. More immediate steps are being taken to hold a major nonviolence educational event in Atlanta, GA in April 2007, commemorating the legacy of Dr. King and announcing the birth of this Nonviolence
Youth Leadership Alliance.
"As its final action, PeaceWeb/NCPCR is asking for donations to NYLA from you and from the thousands of other people receiving this message who may have benefited from the National Conference on Peacemaking and Conflict Resolution or other PeaceWeb programs. Your financial support for NYLA, no matter what the size, is critically important in launching this new global organization and realizing Dr. King's instructions, on the very day of his assassination, to Bernard LaFayette, Jr. to institutionalize and internationalize nonviolence!
"The time is now. You can help change the world by supporting NYLA to create a global nonviolent society. At this point, the fiscal agent for NYLA is ACRES (American Civil Rights Education Services, Inc), a nonprofit educational organization based in Brooklyn, NY, that has been teaching Civil Rights Movement history and conflict resolution for six years. ACRES' TIN# for tax exempt donations is 57-1157314. Your donations for NYLA should be addressed to NYLA and sent to: NYLA c/o ACRES, 563 8th St., Brooklyn, NY 11215.
"For more information about NYLA or to request a copy of the full grant proposal describing NYLA's immediate, intermediate, and ultimate goals, please contact Dr. Ann Yellott, former NCPCR/PeaceWeb Administrator Director, who is one of the founding members of NYLA (949-632-6989; azyellott@aol.com). NYLA's website in under construction and soon will be available at www.nylayouth.org.
Honoring 25 Years of Peacemaking Efforts
"We are calling on you to support NYLA as one way of honoring NCPCR/PeaceWeb and its many contributions to local, national, and international peace and nonviolent conflict transformation. In addition to producing eleven global conferences for peace activists and conflict resolution practitioners, NCPCR also carried out a unique Diverse Traditions in Peacemaking program. We encourage you to check out the report, compiled by former NCPCR Program Director Sharon Perkins Bailey, about the NCPCR Diverse Traditions Documentation Project, which appears on PeaceWeb's website (www.apeacemaker.net). This website for PeaceWeb will stay up through February 2007.
"After the 2003 conference in Atlanta, the leadership of this peacebuilding organization officially changed the organization's name to PeaceWeb, and shifted from a national/international focus to a regionally-based structure. A substantial amount of work was accomplished on a regional basis after the organization became known as PeaceWeb and re-structured itself in 2003.
"1. The SE Region stressed holistic healing and well-being as an essential aspect of peace in their many presentations given throughout the Atlanta community. The SE Region also focused on youth leadership development and partnered with a local charter school in several activities.
"2. The NE Region focused on projects promoting peace and ecological/economic sustainability as defined in The Earth Charter (www.earthcharter.org). The region operated within the Earth Charter definition of peace … "the wholeness created by right relationships with oneself, other persons, other cultures, other life, Earth, and the larger whole of which all are a part." Money raised through Holiday Craft Fairs and Plant Peace sales was used to install community peace gardens with peace poles to remind all that peace is possible even in environments overwhelmed by violence.
"3. The SW Region worked locally in Tucson to organize a collaborative network of individuals and groups focused on peace, justice, and sustainability, called the Culture of Peace Alliance (COPA). COPA's mission, programs, and structure are described on its website (www.cultureofpeacealliance.org). The SW Region also partnered with the Tohono O'odham Justice Center to co-produce a Circle Training for Tribal Court Systems, with help from a VOMA mini-grant.
"4. The West Coast Region, along with the SW Region, helped initiate an Academy for World Peace and World Prosperity in conjunction with the Center for Prosperous Living (CPL), a New Thought spiritual center in Laguna Beach, CA. PeaceWeb & CPL worked cooperatively with the African Diaspora Foundation (ADF made presentations at the 1999, 2001, & 2003 NCPCR conferences) to bring civil rights leader, Dr. Bernard LaFayette, Jr., to Laguna Beach in April 2006 to present a series of nonviolence trainings. This led directly to the formation of NYLA (see above).
"Please join us at this time in celebrating past accomplishments of NCPCR and PeaceWeb, as well as in moving forward to accept new challenges in the creation of NYLA – the Nonviolent Youth Leadership Alliance. Thank you in advance for your support, both spiritual and monetary.
"For World-Wide Peace & Prosperity –
"The PeaceWeb Closure Team
Sharon P. Bailey, Jane E. Granskog, Kathy Harr, & Ann Yellott"
Sandy Heierbacher
Sandy Heierbacher co-founded the National Coalition for Dialogue & Deliberation (NCDD) with Andy Fluke in 2002, with the 60 volunteers and 50 organizations who worked together to plan NCDD's first national conference. She served as NCDD's Executive Director between 2002 and 2018. Click here for a list of articles and resources authored by Sandy.
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Q: Using Make Grids and Graticules Layer in ArcMap? I'm trying to use the Make Grids and Graticules Layer tool in ArcMap  (have a ArcInfo license).   I'm looking for a basic example like in North America.
eg.

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*Start with empty map

*Set data frame to  NAD83 UTM Zone 1N

*Create File geodatabase

*Create GridExample dataset in FGDB in NAD83 UTM Zone 1N

*Open; Make Grids and Graticules Layer tool

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*Select grid template C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\Desktop10.0\GridTemplates\Quad_24K_NAD83.xml

*Select Extent, and Same as Display from drop down list
this sets Left: -5620263.767724, Top: -5620263.767724, Right: -5620263.767724, Bottom: -5620263.767724

*Select the GridExample dataset in FGDB for Input Feature Dataset

*Output layer is set automatically to Quad_24K_NAD83

*Run the tool
Output is as follows, but fails to create the grid.  Creates the feature classes ok.   Can anyone hint on improving this example to create the grid?

Executing: MakeGridsAndGraticulesLayer "C:\Program Files
  (x86)\ArcGIS\Desktop10.0\GridTemplates\Quad_24K_NAD83.xml"
  "-5620263.767724 -5275836.261749 5621263.767724 5276836.261749"
  C:\data\FGDB\Grids.gdb\Grid1 Quad_24K_NAD83 Quad_24K_NAD83 24000
  -3.18645767674729E-04 "3 Centimeters" "2 Meters" PROJCS['GCS NAD 1983 CORS96 UTM Zone 60N
  (Calculated)',GEOGCS['GCS_NAD_1983_CORS96',DATUM['D_NAD_1983_CORS96',SPHEROID['GRS_1980',6378137.0,298.257222101]],PRIMEM['Greenwich',0.0],UNIT['Degree',0.0174532925199433]],PROJECTION['Transverse_Mercator'],PARAMETER['False_Easting',500000.0],PARAMETER['False_Northing',0.0],PARAMETER['Central_Meridian',177.0],PARAMETER['Scale_Factor',0.9996],PARAMETER['Latitude_Of_Origin',0.0],UNIT['Meter',1.0]];IsHighPrecision
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A: I run into these types of problems when another process has locked the geodatabase.
Try close all instances of ArcMap and ArcCatalog and make sure no other ArcMap processes are running (On some machines ArcGIS processes stay open even after the application has been closed)
See this thread for more on ArcMap.exe processes staying open after closing ArcMap


Jose Oribe is one of the dean's of American luthiery. He began building in 1962, and is still at it. This beautiful guitar was made in 1967. It is no 144 in his opus, and is made from master grade woods. The owner has had it for 6 or 7 years, and describes it as having a "magnificent, rich sound!! Great sustain and intonation." This concert classical guitar has one small dent/nick in finish near lower bout purfling on treble side (see pic). Very light playing wear below treble strings, noticeable only in angled light. Two clusters of shallow scratches (more like dents) on back which do not break finish; barely noticeable except in angled light. No cracks anywhere. No repairs are need. Neck straight as an arrow. New Oribe guitars of this quality sell for $12,000 or more.


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Music from pianist William Wolfram, Playground Ensemble and the Cherry Creek Chorale.
The University of Colorado's viola professor found inspiration in family milestones -- a parent's death, a brother's marriage, a child's birth -- when she planned her upcoming concert.
Music from pianist Andrew Cooperstock, the Boulder Back Festival and Gossamer Winds.
Music from the American Contemporary Music Ensemble, Venice Baroque Orchestra, pianist Andrew Cooperstock and more.
Music from composer Daniel Kellogg, the Mountain Chamber Music Society and the Denver Philharmonic Orchestra.
Music from Music Sacra Chamber Orchestra, composer Daniel Kellogg and the Ars Nova Singers.


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Q: sqlite combine select all from multiple columns How to combine many select queries into 1 statement in SQLite?
SELECT * FROM Table1 WHERE condition1
SELECT * FROM Table2 WHERE condition2
SELECT * FROM Table3 WHERE condition3
...

A: Use UNION to combine the results of the three queries.
UNION will remove duplicate leaving on unique rows on the final result. If you want to keep the duplicate rows, use UNION ALL.
SELECT * FROM Table1 WHERE condition1
UNION
SELECT * FROM Table2 WHERE condition2
UNION
SELECT * FROM Table3 WHERE condition3

caveat: the number of columns (as well as the data type) must match on each select statement.
UPDATE 1
based on your comment below, You are looking for JOIN,
SELECT  a.*, b.*, c.*
FROM    table1 a
        INNER JOIN table2 b
            ON a.ColName = b.ColName
        INNER JOIN table3 c
            ON a.ColName = c.ColName
-- WHERE    .. add conditions here ..

To further gain more knowledge about joins, kindly visit the link below:

*

*Visual Representation of SQL Joins

A: Your can also query also like
SELECT * FROM users where bday > '1970-05-20'
UNION ALL SELECT * FROM users where bday < '1970-01-20'


text: Q: Page scrolls up when input is tapped I have a WKWebView app, and in the url it loads it's got inputs to type in. But in the ios app when you tap an input to start typing, it opens the keyboard as expected, scrolls down on the page so you can see the input (as expected), then it scrolls back up after half a second. So I tried it in the browser, but it didn't scroll back up after a split second. Does anyone know why this is happening only in my ios app? I'm not sure what code to share, but if you need any let me know :)


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Thrillema brings horror for Valentine's
Love campy horror films? This film screening series is just what you need
By Stephen Wentzell
February 11, 2017, 2:07 pm ASTLast Updated: February 11, 2017, 4:53 pm
Thrillema volunteers Jess Smallwood and Mark Palermo hold up copies of their favourite horror movies. Stephen Wentzell
The Thrillema is bringing back a cult classic film for a screening just in time for Valentine's Day.
Filmed in Sydney Mines in 1981, My Bloody Valentine is the first film lined up for the Thrillema's 2017 series. The screening is Monday at the Museum of Natural History.
"There's still a lot of local industry professionals who live here who worked on the film so we wanted to continue to show [films] that have ties to Nova Scotia," says volunteer Jess Smallwood.
The Thrillema, created in 2007 by a group of film buffs, plays classic horror movies for free or by donation roughly once a month throughout the year.
"We just love these movies and we want to share them with people," says Mark Palermo, a Thrillema volunteer. He co-wrote the 2011 horror flick, Detention.
"To me, it's like inviting people into your basement to watch a Blu-Ray with you," he says. "It's completely done out of love. It's not a business."
The Thrillema was created by Jason Eisener and Adam Perry, who began screening films at the now-closed Dartmouth Empire 6 Theatre.
The screening series was resurrected four years ago, with help from local Strange Adventures Comix & Curiosities, which provides the funds for the venue and film rights. The local business also distributes tickets and donates door prizes.
Aaron Burke, a local horror comic illustrator, has been helping the Thrillema by creating movie posters, as well as Valentine cards that will be available at Monday's screening.
Smallwood notes that the film selection process can be "on the fly" sometimes, and suggestions are welcome for upcoming screenings.
Smallwood, a NSCAD graduate and producer of the 2016 short film Nightcall, dreams of one day hosting a "Thrillemafest" — a three-day film festival highlighting genre films that do not receive a wide release in theatres.
While funding would be a necessary component to organize the festival, Smallwood hopes that the group could get the ball rolling by this fall.
"My grandfather would take me to a lot of movies growing up, films my parents wouldn't let me see," she says. "I just love sitting in the theatre and not being able to take my eyes away from the screen [because] of what is happening."
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Former NDP leader Alexa McDonough died Saturday at age 77
Tributes have poured in for McDonough, who rose to the heights of politics and inspired other women to follow
By Joe Thomson
What mask should Nova Scotians be wearing in the midst of Omicron?
Health officials say simple cloth masks are no longer sufficient and respirators such as N95s offer the best protection
By Hannah Bing
Nova Scotia child-care fees reduced by 25 per cent, announce PM, premier
Reduction retroactive to Jan. 1, will drop 50 per cent by the end of the year
By Kaija Jussinoja
Four COVID-19 outbreaks reported in long-term care facilities in Nova Scotia
891 new cases reported with three more in the ICU
Dalhousie University confirms Jan. 31 resumption of in-person classes
Faculty, students wary as Omicron variant cases still high
By Maryanne McLarty
Long-term care employees short-staffed, worried about mental health
Workers putting in extra hours, filling in where needed, but it's wearing them down
By Carleigh MacKenzie
More Canadians moved to Halifax during pandemic, new StatCan estimates show
Halifax gained a net of more than 5,000 residents who moved from other provinces in 2020/21
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As another storm hits, Halifax scientists explain thundersnow phenomenon
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package de.fraunhofer.fokus.movepla.util;

import com.liferay.portal.kernel.util.OrderByComparator;

import de.fraunhofer.fokus.movepla.model.Logging;

public class LoggingSearchStringComparator extends OrderByComparator {

	private static final long serialVersionUID = 2700505955905865628L;
	public static String ORDER_BY_DESC = "status DESC";
	public static String ORDER_BY_ASC = "status ASC";

	private boolean _asc = false;

	public LoggingSearchStringComparator() {
	   this(false);
	}

	public LoggingSearchStringComparator(boolean asc) {
	  _asc  = asc;
	}

	@Override
	public int compare(Object obj1, Object obj2) {

		Logging instance1 = (Logging) obj1;
		Logging instance2 = (Logging) obj2;

		int value = instance1.getSearchString().toLowerCase().compareTo(instance2.getSearchString().toLowerCase());

		if(_asc) {
		    return value;
		} else {
			return -value;
		}
	 }

	public String getOrderBy() {
		if (_asc) {
			return ORDER_BY_ASC;
		} else {
			return ORDER_BY_DESC;
		}
	}

}

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Bulletin of Medieval Canon Law
Ecclesiastical Liberty on the Eve of the Reformation
Kenneth Pennington
10.1353/bmc.2016.0007
For the five centuries after Pope Gregory VII put 'libertas ecclesiae' in the center of the debates over the relationship of the Church to secular power and authority, much of the conflict within the Christian world revolved around one issue: what is the proper legal relationship between the ecclesiastical and secular institutions. The question that Gregory posed was 'could laymen have any jurisdiction or authority within the Church?'1 By the thirteenth century the focus had shifted from the big issue of 'Church and State' to the relationship between the clergy and the laity. The terminology also changed. 'Libertas ecclesiastica' replaced 'libertas ecclesiae' in the writings of medieval and early modern jurists.
The ramifications of this change have not yet been studied. I can make a few preliminary remarks about this intriguing development in terminology. Both terms can be traced back to the patristic age. Saint Hilary of Poitiers (Hilarius Pictaviensis) seems to have been the first to use 'libertas ecclesiae' in his commentary on the Psalms.2 Pope Leo the Great was the first to write about 'libertas ecclesiastica' in a letter to Bishop Leo Anatolio about the difficulties in Alexandria at the time of the death of the Emperor Marcianus.3 'Libertas ecclesiae' was, however, the preferred phrase in the early Middle Ages. In the twelfth century, the Father of Canon Law, Gratian, did not include any canons with the phrase 'libertas ecclesiae'. He did include one canon with the phrase [End Page 185] 'libertas ecclesiastica'.4 'Libertas ecclesiae' appears in only a handful of decretals included in the collections of canon law after Gratian.5 With his emphasis on papal monarchy and the importance of the Roman church, Pope Innocent III introduced 'libertas Romanae ecclesiae' into a decretal, and the phrase was repeated by popes Nicholas III and Boniface VIII in their decretals.6
If one judges only by the texts in the books of law that were taught in the schools and used in the courts, 'Libertas ecclesiastica' supplanted 'libertas ecclesiae' after the twelfth century. The decretal collections from Innocent III's pontificate and after pullulate with 'libertas ecclesiastica,' although Raymond de Peñafort excised some of the passages containing the phrase in his editorial work on the Decretals of Gregory IX.7 Linguistic usages and evolutions over time may not be explainable but are intriguing.
Consequently, in the centuries before the Fifth Lateran Council 'libertas ecclesiastica' had become the touchstone defining the relationship between the clergy and the laity. Pope Innocent III embraced the term early in his pontificate. In 1198 Innocent's curia rendered a decision, Magnae devotionis, that gave a different spin on the issue of ecclesiastical liberty.8 Magnae devotionis became a key text in canonical jurisprudence for establishing the pope's prerogative to commute crusading vows. That papal right had nothing to do with ecclesiastical liberty. Although papal power became the decretal's calling card, a bishop's duty to defend the liberty of his church was just as significant. Garnerius, bishop of Troyes, had had a problem. His church was being afflicted by grave but unspecified difficulties that damaged the [End Page 186] ecclesiastical liberty of his church. He decided that Henry II of Champagne, recently elected the king of Jerusalem, was, as his temporal lord, the only person to whom he could turn. He and some of his clerics made a remarkable decision. They took a vow of pilgrimage to go to the Holy Land and implore Henry to help protect the church at Troyes. When he reached Piacenza, Garnerius learned that Henry had died. The main purpose of the pilgrimage disappeared. Garnerius asked Innocent III to commute their vows.9 After much complicated argumentation that would live on in the jurisprudence governing vows and other decisions by corporations, Innocent granted Garnerius and his clerics a commutation of their vows.10 Innocent never detailed which rights of the church of Troyes were being threatened nor how they were endangered nor by whom. Nevertheless, the decretal remained a key text that obligated bishops to petition secular rulers to protect diocesan ecclesiastical liberties and rights for centuries.11
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Mahabaleshwar - Panchgani - Satara
4 DAY TRIP FROM PUNE | MAHABALESHWAR - PANCHGANI - SATARA
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This trip demands considerable trekking / walking
Trip Starting Point
Bangalore City Jn Station
Driving Mode
4 Day Trip from Pune : Mahabaleshwar (2N) - Panchgani (1N) - Satara
DAY 1 : TRAVEL TO MAHABALESHWAR & MAHABALESHWAR SIGHTSEEING
DAY 2 : MAHABALESHWAR SIGHTSEEING
DAY 3 : TRAVEL TO PANCHGANI & PANCHGANI SIGHTSEEING
DAY 4 : TRAVEL & VISIT SATARA & TRAVEL TO PUNE
Trip Starts From: Pune
Mode of Travel: Car (or Cab)
Trip Ends At: Pune
Total Places Visited: 21
Trip Starting Point: Pune Junction
Total Distance (round trip): 580 km
Travel Time (round trip): 13 Hr
Trip Duration: 4 Days
Ideal Start Time: 7 AM:9 AM:9 AM:9 AM
Sightseeing Time: %%Itinerary_Sightseeing_Time%%
Day 1 Destinations | Day 2 Destinations
Day 1 & Day 2 Destinations
Day 1 Attractions | Day 2 Attractions
Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3
Travel from Pune to Mahabaleshwar
Mahabaleshwar Mandir
Duration of visit: 30 Mins
Timings: 6 AM - 8 PM
Entry Fee: Free Entry
At a distance of 6 km from Mahabaleshwar Bus Stand, Mahabaleshwar Temple is an ancient Hindu temple situated in the Old Mahabaleshwar in Satara district of Maharashtra. It is one of the popular Mahabaleshwar tourist places.
Mahabaleshwar Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is one of the important pilgrimage sites for Hindus. The temple was built by Chandarao More in 16th century and is a model of the Hemadant architectural style of South India. The Mahabaleshwar hills have been named after Lord Mahabali, whose name stands a symbol of strength.
The temple is enclosed by a 5 feet wall and is divided into two areas, inner room and outer room. The sanctum sanctorum has Shiva linga made of black stone, which is 500 years old swayambhu lingam. This self-originated lingam is in the shape of Rudraksha and is called Mahalingam.
The .....
Panch Ganga / Panchganga Temple
At a distance of 6 km from Mahabaleshwar Bus Stand, Panch Ganga Temple is a holy site situated near Mahabaleshwar Temple at Old Mahabaleshwar in Satara district of Maharashtra.
The Panch Ganga Temple is constructed at the confluence of five rivers, Krishna, Venna, Savitri, Koyna and Gayatri. All the rivers come out from the mouth of a statue of a cow in this temple, thus the place being called Panchganga Mandir.
The temple was constructed by Raja Singhandeo, the Yadava ruler of Devgiri in the 13th Century. In the 16th and 17th Centuries, Raja Chandarao More of Jaoli and the Maratha ruler Shivaji improved upon its structure on a large scale.
The temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna and has a beautiful idol of him. The legend behind the temple is closely linked to Savitri's curse on the Trimurtis, Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva, who flow here as Koyna, Krishna and Venna rivers. It is a major religious site and is thronged by devotees .....
Krishnabai Temple / Krishna Devi Temple
Duration of visit: 30 Mins - 1 Hr
At a distance of 300 m from Mahabaleshwar Temple and 6 km from Mahabaleshwar Bus Stand, Krishnabai Temple is an old temple situated few meters away from Panch Ganga Temple in Old Mahabaleshwar. It is among the famous Mahabaleshwar tourist places.
Krishnabai Temple is supposed to be source of the Krishna River. The temple was built in 1888 by a ruler of Ratnagiri on a hilltop overlooking the Krishna valley. The temple has a Shiva lingam and a beautiful statue of Goddess Krishna. A small stream of the river flowing from a cow-face (gomukh) falls in a Kund or water tank which is the source of might River Krishna. Stone carved columns and ceilings are the special characteristics of this temple.
The temple also offers enchanting views of the Krishna valley and surrounding countryside. Behind Panch Ganga temple, there is a small and well-marked trail that leads to Krishnabai temple. It is not visited .....
Elphinstone Point
At a distance of 10 km from Mahabaleshwar Bus Stand and 5 km from Old Mahabaleshwar, Elphinstone Point is one of the famous viewpoints situated atop a hill near Arthur Seat Point in Mahabaleshwar.
Elphinstone Point discovered in 1830 by Dr. Murray and has an old mansion in its vicinity. The viewpoint got its name from Mount Stuart Elphinstone, the then Governor of Bombay Presidency. The mansion now lies in ruins and local authorities are planning to demolish to erect a picnic shed in its place for tourists.
Elphinstone Point is one of the highest points in Mahabaleshwar overlooking the two valleys, with rivers Koyna on the left and Savitri on the right. The lofty cliff commands a panoramic view of the Pratapgarh Fort, Koyna Valley and nearby plains. One can also admire the ravine, which lies between Elphinstone Point and Arthur Seat Point.
Savitri Point
At a distance of 1 km from Arthur Seat, 2 km from Eliphinstone Point and 12 km from Mahabaleshwar Bus Stand, Savitri Point is a popular vantage point in Mahabaleshwar town of Maharashtra. It is one of the top places to visit in Mahabaleshwar.
Popularly called as Suicide Point, Savitri Point is situated between Eliphinstone Point and Arthur Seat Point. This place is known as the originating point of the beautiful Savitri River. Savitri Point is situated atop a hill, from where visitors can get an uninterrupted view of Savitri River and its valley. The point itself is surrounded by dense flora, which serves as a perfect backdrop for photography. Owing to its spectacular beauty, this point is frequented by both tourists and locals year-round.
Arthur Seat Point
Duration of visit: 1-2 Hours
At a distance of 13 km from Mahabaleshwar Bus Stand and 7 km from Old Mahabaleshwar, Arthur Seat Point is the most popular viewpoint in Mahabaleshwar and among the top places to visit in Mahabaleshwar.
Arthur Seat Point is located at a height of 1340 m and is surrounded by the deep Savitri gorge on one side and a lush green plateau on the other side. Popularly called as Queen of the Points, Arthur Seat Point has been named after Sir Arthur Mallet who was the first man to build a house at this point. Arthur Seat is the only point that clearly shows the geological contrast between the Konkan and the Deccan territories.
Arthur Seat Point area has 6 points in total, Arthur's Seat Point, Echo Point, Hunter Point, Tiger Spring Point, Window Point and Malcom Point. The barren deep Savitri valley on the left and lush green Jor valley on the right extends a mesmerizing view to the seat. Moving step .....
Bombay Point / Sunset Point
Duration of visit: 1 Hour
At a distance of 3 km from Mahabaleshwar Bus Stand, Sunset Point is one of the most popular viewpoints of Mahabaleshwar and is popularly known as Mumbai Point or Bombay Point. This is the place from where people can view the magnificent sunset over the valleys below at Mahabaleshwar.
The Bombay Point is the oldest point of Mahabaleshwar and the point is named so owing to its location on the old Bombay road. The place has a large open space with a bandstand. It is an ideal place for late afternoon picnic. Sunset point is the most crowded point because of the fact that one cannot view anything at other viewpoints at that time of the day. Many activities like Horse riding, Choupati games are popular with the tourists at this point. There is a lovers point to the left of the Mumbai point.
Overnight Stay in Mahabaleshwar
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Lodwick Point
At a distance of 4 km from Mahabaleshwar Bus Stand, Lodwick Point is previously known as Sydney Point. This point lies at an elevation of 4087 feet above sea level.
Lodwick Point area has 2 points; Lodwick Point and Elephant's Head Point. The Lodwick point was rechristened in the honor of General Lodwick, who was the first British officer to climb the hill in April 1824. To honor General Lodwick's achievement, his son erected a memorial pole of about 25 ft. At the base of this monument, the head of the General is sculptured in marble. This point offers unmatched views of the Pratapgad Fort and Elphinstone Point at a distance.
Elephant's Head Point is the extreme end of the mountain range and lies beyond the Lodwick Point. The extended front part of hill looks like Elephant Head. Hence, this point is known as Elephant's Head Point. The point renders breathtaking views of the surroundings. One needs to walk almost 1.5 km from car parking place or taking a pony ride from the parking .....
Venna Dam / Lake
Lake & Backwaters
Timings: 10 AM to 5 PM
Entry Fee: Row Boat: Rs. 300 for 15 minutes (max 7 persons)
At a distance of 3 km from Mahabaleshwar Bus Stand, Venna Lake is a manmade lake and is one of the popular tourist spot in Mahabaleshwar town.
This lake was constructed in 1842 by Sri Appa Saheb Maharaja, who was the ruler of Satara. Surrounded by lush greenery, Venna Lake has area of about 28 acres having periphery around 7-8 km and is fed by repeated springs. It is very popular spot among honeymooners tour as well as families tour. Pratap Singh Garden is situated on the banks of Venna Lake.
Tourists can enjoy a boat ride in the lake or a horse ride next to the lake. Only Row boats are available for the tourists. Apart from boating and horse riding, fun fair games like toy train, merry-go-round are popular with children. A number of small eateries line the banks of the lake.
Boating Charges:
Row Boat: Rs. 300 for 15 minutes .....
Elephant's Head Point & Kate's Point
At a distance of 7 km from Mahabaleshwar Bus Stand, Kate's Point and Elephant's Head Point are the most picturesque viewpoints of Mahabaleshwar in Satara district of Maharashtra. It is among the best tourist places in Mahabaleshwar.
Kate's Point area has 3 points in total; they are Kate's Point, Echo Point and Needle Hole Point or Elephant's Head Point. Kate's Point is named after the then British governor Sir John Malcolm's daughter. The original name of the point is Nake Khind and is situated at an altitude of 1290 m. Dhom dam as well as peaks of Kamalgadh, Pandavgadh and Mandardeo can be seen from Kate's Point.
Elephant's Head Point or Needle Hole Point is another popular vantage point in Mahabaleshwar, situated next to the Kate's Point. The overhanging cliffs of this point are similar to the head of an elephant and its trunk. Thus the point got its name as the Elephant's Head Point. One .....
Lingmala Waterfall
Duration of visit: 2 Hours
Timings: 8 AM to 4.30 PM
Entry Fee: Rs. 15 per person.
At a distance of 6 km from Mahabaleshwar Bus Stand, 116 km from Pune & 252 km from Mumbai, Lingmala Waterfall, one of the best places to visit in Mahabaleshwar, is located at top of the Venna Valley in Satara district of Maharashtra. It is one of the famous tourist places near Pune in monsoon and also one of the popular waterfalls in Maharashtra that can be visited as part of Mahabaleshwar packages.
Situated at an altitude of 1278 m, Lingmala Waterfall is formed by Venna River. There are two waterfalls, one mini waterfall and the main waterfall which falls from a height of 500 feet. The mini waterfall is safe & suitable for swimming and playing in the water. One has to walk for 30 minutes to reach the viewpoint of main waterfall from the mini falls. There is no way to get into the water at main falls .....
Mapro Garden
At a distance of 11 km from Mahabaleshwar and 7 km from Panchgani, Mapro Garden is a garden situated at Gureghar on Mahabaleshwar-Panchgani road in Satara district of Maharashtra. A trip to Mapro Garden is one of the top things to do in Mahabaleshwar.
Mapro Garden is very popular tourist spot in Mahabaleshwar and is known for their strawberry produce. The name Mapro is short form of Mahabaleshwar Products. Mapro was founded in 1959 by Mr. Kishore Vora and it is very popular in Maharashtra state for its processed fruit products like fruit crushes, squash, etc. Mapro has also diversified into products like chocolates, honey, gulkand and many more.
The major highlight of Mapro Garden is the chocolate factory within the premises. Visitors can also see a small nursery full of beautiful flowers and plants. There are various counters selling different Mapro products. Tourists can .....
Travel from Mahabaleshwar to Panchgani
Parsi Point
At a distance of 2 km from Panchgani Bus Stand, Parsi Point is a scenic viewpoint situated on the way to Mahabaleshwar in Satara district of Maharashtra. It is one of the good points at Panchgani to get a picturesque view. The point is located at the entrance of Panchgani town while coming from Mahabaleshwar.
Parsi Point offer spectacular views of the mountains, Krishna valley and the backwaters of Dhom dam. This popular picnic spot has derived its name from the fact that in earlier days, it was a favourite spot of the Parsi Community. There is small entry free at the entrance of the view the point.
Historical & Heritage
At a distance of 2 km from Panchgani Bus Stand, Devil's Kitchen is situated to the south of Table Land in Panchgani hill station.
According to mythology, this is the place where Pandavas of Mahabharata stayed here for a while during their exile. This place was used to cook their food. Some people claim that Pandvgadh Caves are also built by them and bear their name. The place is now a beautiful sightseeing spot which is popular among tourists.
The place is situated in close proximity to Table Land and visitor can either take a short walk or hire a private taxi for sightseeing.
Table Land
At a distance of 2 km from Panchgani and 20 km from Mahabaleshwar Bus Stand, Table Land is the highest point in Panchgani and is situated at an elevation of 4550 feet above sea level. This is one of the best tourist places to visit in Panchgani.
Table Land is a vast expanse of flat laterite rock surrounded by hills hence the name Table Land. This volcanic plateau is Asia's second longest mountain plateau after Tibetan plateau. This place offers an aerial view of the entire Panchgani and nearby valleys.
These naturally flattened hills are a good attraction for nature lovers and adventure seekers. The place also has several activities like horse riding, merry go rounds, mini trains, food stalls and a couple of game counters. Owing to is elevation, the place also offers an aerial view of the Rajpuri Caves and Devil's Kitchen.
Table Land is a popular Bollywood shooting spot. Many movies like .....
Sydney Point
At a distance of 2 km from Panchgani Bus Stand, Sydney Point is one of the famous viewpoints in Panchgani hill station in Satara district of Maharashtra.
Sydney Point is situated on a hill that faces Krishna Valley. It was named after Sir Sidney Beckwarth, Commander in Chief, who succeeded Sir John Malcolm as Bombay's Governor in 1830.Sydney Point is famous for providing charming views of the Krishna Valley, Dhom Dam, Kamalgad Fort and the city of Wai. The hillock also offers beautiful views of the hill ranges of Pandavgad and Mandhardeo.
Timings: Temple: 6 AM to 9 PM
At a distance of 13 km from Panchgani, 35 km from Satara & 88 km from Pune, Wai is a small town situated on the banks of Krishna River in Satara district of Maharashtra. It is one of the ideal places for one day trip near Pune.
Wai has some historical prominence; two important Maratha Brahmin queens Rani Lakshmibai of Jhansi and Rani Gopikabai, wife of Nanasaheb Peshwa were born here. Wai is the place referred to as Charanpur in the hit film Swades.
Wai is famed for its seven Ghats, including Gangapuri, Madhi Aali, Ganpati Aali, Dharmapuri, Brahmanshahi, Ramdoh and Bhimkund. It is also known for numerous beautiful temples near the ghats. Brahmanshahi ghat contains several temples including Kaunteshwar, Chakreshwar, Kaleshwar and Chimneshwar. Menavali ghat is the most popular sightseeing destination in Wai apart from the backwaters of Dhom dam and the famous Dholya Ganpati temple.
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Kas Pathar / Kaas Plateau
Entry Fee: Rs. 50 per Person on Weekdays, Rs. 100 per Person on Weekends & on Public Holidays
At a distance of 24 km from Satara, 37 km from Mahabaleshwar and 50 km from Panchgani, the Kaas Plateau, also known as the Kas Pathar, is a vast volcanic lateritic plateau situated in Satara district of Maharashtra. It falls under the Sahyadri Sub Cluster and is among the top places to visit near Satara.
Popularly known as the Plateau of Flowers, Kaas Plateau is one of the famous tourist attractions in Maharashtra and also a popular picnic spot among nature lovers during late monsoons. The plateau is situated at an altitude of 1200 m and is approximately 1,000 hectares in area. The name 'Kaas' originates from the Kaasa tree.
Kaas Plateau was formed by volcanic activities and is covered by a thin soil cover as a result of which, no vegetation thrives in the region. This area comes under very high rainfall zone. Due to this, the flora and fauna of the region is quite unique. These unique ecological features make Kaas one of the .....
Vajrai Falls
At a distance of 6 km from Kas Pathar, 28 km from Satara, 41 km from Mahabaleshwar, 53 km from Panchgani, 144 km from Pune & 299 km from Mumbai, Vajrai Falls is a picturesque waterfall located near Kas Flower Valley in Satara district of Maharashtra. This is one the most spectacular waterfalls in Maharashtra and also one of the top monsoon tourist places near Pune.
Vajrai Falls is a three tier waterfalls cascading down from a height of around 853 feet (260 m). This is a perennial waterfall but is very spectacular during monsoons. People from different parts of Maharashtra flock to this falls during the monsoons to watch the beautiful flow of the stream. The birthplace of Urmodi River is believed to start from the Vajrai Waterfalls. There are many small caves near Vajrai Falls which can be visited along with the falls.
The waterfall is situated near Bhambavali village in Satara district. One can reach the falls by using personal vehicle .....
Sajjangad / Sajjangarh Fort
Historical & Heritage | Pilgrimage
Timings: 5.30 AM to 9 PM
At a distance of 16 km from Satara, 67 km from Mahabaleshwar and 64 km from Panchgani, Sajjangad is an ancient hill fort and a pilgrimage place located near Satara in Maharashtra. It is one of the top places to visit in Satara and is a protected monument.
Sajjangarh Fort was earlier known as Aashwalayangad and was built by the Bahamani Emperors in between 1347-1527 AD. It was later conquered by Adil Sha in 16th century AD. In the same year the Mughals attacked the Sha rulers and brought this fort under their control. The fort then came under the rule of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. Previously known as Parali Fort, it was renamed to Sajjangad after Shivaji Maharaj requested Sri Ramdas to set up his permanent abode here.
Sajjangad Fort is the final resting place of Samarth Ramdas, he was the spiritual Guru of Chhatrapati Shivaji. His teachings and works written in books such as Dasbodh are read and followed by many people even today in the state of Maharashtra. This fort is well .....
Thoseghar Falls
At a distance of 26 km from Satara, 73 km from Panchgani, 77 km from Mahabaleshwar, 141 km from Pune & 294 km from Mumbai, Thoseghar Falls is a popular waterfalls located at Thoseghar village in Satara district of Maharashtra. It is one of the top waterfalls in Maharashtra and also one of the highest waterfalls in India. Thoseghar falls is among the most popular Satara places to visit and one of the best monsoon Tourist places near Mumbai.
Thoseghar waterfall is a scenic spot located at the edge of the Konkan region. The waterfall is drops through a series of cascades with a total height of about 500 m. This is a seasonal waterfall which is only seen in monsoon and drops into a deep gorge.
Thoseghar Falls is famous for its serenity, clam and quiet natural surroundings. It is a wonderful place where one can enjoy the beauty of the nature. There is a picnic area and a newly constructed .....
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In the midst of a new wave of interest in establishing restrictions for the sale of energy drinks, a new study illustrates some of the potential health risks associated with them. The research tries to get a sense of the proportion of young people who experience ill effects to those who try them. And not surprisingly, there seem to be more adverse effects associated with energy drinks than there are with regular coffee.
The University of Waterloo researchers queried just over 2,000 participants aged 12-24, and asked them about their coffee and energy drink consumption, along with any adverse effects that resulted. Of the people who had ever consumed coffee, about 36% had experienced side effects—among those who'd consumed energy drinks, more than half (55%) reported having experienced adverse effects from the drinks.
About a quarter of the latter group of participants reported experiencing tachycardia (fast heart rate), and the same number reported having trouble sleeping. About a fifth said they'd had headaches associated with the drinks, and smaller percentages said they'd had nausea, vomiting or diarrhea (5%); chest pains (4%); or seizure (0.2%). Just 5% said they'd sought medical attention for the adverse effects.
The study was small, and more work will certainly be needed, but it generally supports what we know about the relative risks of energy drinks compared to plain old coffee.
The concern with energy drinks is not just that they contain high levels of caffeine and sugar, but that they contain other stimulants, which may work separately or in conjunction with caffeine. The most common additions are taurine and guarana, two "natural" stimulants. Therefore, the authors say, we shouldn't assume that we understand the health risks of energy drinks just because we understand the health risks of caffeine.
A study last month reviewed the literature on taurine and caffeine consumption, both singly and together, noting that the combination may have especially exaggerated effects in the developing (adolescent) brain over time.
The new study comes at a time when there's been a lot of talk about banning the drinks for people under a certain age. A grocery store chain in England has just announced that it will stop selling them to kids under the age of 16. Some advocates have pushed the government to tackle the problem in a larger way, especially after recent reports of deaths or suicide.
In the meantime, if you're a parent, talk to your kids about the risks of high levels of caffeine, and especially of combining caffeine with other substances, however "natural" they may sound. Just because compounds occur in nature certainly doesn't mean they're risk-free, especially when taken in high doses over time.


This small courtyard with two porticoes was part of an Almohad residence. It was transformed under Christian rule with the addition of a qubba or square reception hall covered with a wood ceiling. It was the residence of Pedro I in 1358 before the construction of his new palace. After the reform, a large pool occupied most of the courtyard and was flanked by two small garden areas. The courtyard was rediscovered in 1855 and restored in 1918–20 and 1969–71.
The courtyard was still in use in the seventeenth century according to cartographic documents, but disappears from the plans dating to the eighteenth.


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Das Macedon Ranges Shire ist ein lokales Verwaltungsgebiet (LGA) im australischen Bundesstaat Victoria. Das Gebiet ist 1748 km² groß und hat etwa 46.000 Einwohner.

Das Shire liegt im Zentrum Victorias und grenzt im Süden an die Hauptstadt Melbourne. Das Gebiet schließt folgende größere Ortschaften ein: Gisborne, Kyneton, Lancefield, Macedon, Malmsbury, Mount Macedon, Riddells Creek, New Gisborne, Romsey und Woodend. Der Sitz des City Councils befindet sich in Kyneton im Westen der LGA.

Das Gebiet rund um den 1013 m hohen Mount Macedon wurde bereits in den 1830er Jahren besiedelt. Vor allem Schafzüchter ließen sich hier nieder. Während der Goldgräberzeit war es Durchgangsgebiet zwischen der Hauptstadt Melbourne und den westlichen Goldfeldern um Bendigo und Castlemaine. Im 20. Jahrhundert schließlich zog es die Großstädter wegen des kühleren Höhenklimas in die vor Melbournes Haustür gelegene Region. Auch heute ist das Shire vor allem touristisch ausgerichtet.

Der Camels Hump, einer der höchsten Gipfel der Macedon Ranges, ist ein beliebtes Ziel für Sportkletterer. Ein viel besuchtes Touristenziel ist auch der Hanging Rock bei Woodend, eine interessante Felsformation aus seltenem Vulkangestein mit Höhenwanderwegen.

In Lancefield im Osten des Shires befindet sich eine Markierung des geografischen Mittelpunkts des Bundesstaats Victoria.

Verwaltung
Der Macedon Ranges Shire Council hat neun Mitglieder, die von den Bewohnern der drei Wards gewählt werden. Jeder dieser drei Bezirke – East, West und South – stellt drei Councillor. Aus dem Kreis der Councillor rekrutiert sich auch der Mayor (Bürgermeister) des Councils.

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Today, I installed TikZ. Check out the results in Figures
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Q: poweredge r220 ubuntu 16.04 idrac black screen in virtual console i trying to run a virtual console on a dell r220
with ubuntu 14 it works fine
if i install ubuntu 16 or upgrade to it i get a black screen in the console
instantly after the bios initialization
i dont get this why is it not working do i not supposed to see whats on the screen of the machine independent from the OS is this not meant for emergency cases whet the OS is irresponsible
if the os is working i can ssh in and i dont need idarc and if the os isnt working
why would just the part of it work which is needed for idarc to work
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i forgot to mention that the system works mean i can log in through ssh

A: I have seen issues like the one you are describing when you attach a monitor to the server that supports resolutions beyond those supported by the iDRAC
See my response here: https://askubuntu.com/a/925487/235786


Today's youth reject capitalism, but what do they want to replace it?
Today's youth are increasingly unhappy with the way their elders are running the world.
Their ire was most recently expressed when thousands of teenagers and others across the country marched on March 24 demanding more gun control, a little over a month after more than a dozen of their peers were shot and killed at a high school in Parkland, Florida.
But there's growing evidence that today's young adults, ranging in age from 18 to 29 or so, are strongly dissatisfied with other fundamental aspects of our political and economic system. Specifically, growing numbers are rejecting capitalism.
This led us – a sociologist and an economist – to wonder how would young people redesign the economic system if they could. The answer, based on recent surveys, should make any status-quo politician seriously rethink their economic policies.
This entry was posted in Infrastructure (Economics), Politics on April 9, 2018 by afscme.
The issues plaguing American water infrastructure are simple, as experts describe them: Systems are old and need replacing. Most pipelines were laid during the booming 1940s, 1950s and 1960s and were typically constructed of cast iron that corrodes and turns brittle over the years. A sizeable slice is even older; some of today's failing pipes are more than a century old.
This entry was posted in Infrastructure, Infrastructure (Economics), Utilities on August 2, 2013 by afscme.
This Article is based on the 2009 Kenneth M. Piper Lecture at the Chicago-Kent College of Law. The 2008-2009 financial meltdown and ensuing economic developments have shown three things about modern capitalism: First, that unfettered financial markets remain the Achilles heel of capitalism with the capability of destroying economic stability and bringing misery to all. Second, that high-powered incentives paid to "talent" in finance are a fundamental cause of the excessive risk-taking, chicanery, and financial fraud that contributes to instability. Without a new compensation system that rewards banking and finance for contributing to sustainable economic progress rather than for economic rent-seeking and a renewed regulatory system that punishes chicanery and financial crime and near-crime, there is unlikely to be any change in the behavior of the financial world. And finally, that in the wake of the implosion of laissez faire finance, labor and allied groups have to participate in rewriting the rules and regulations governing banking and finance so that finance serves the real economy rather than the reverse. Accordingly, if Wall Street insiders continue to make the key policy decisions alone, banking and finance will remain a loose cannon on the good ship Capitalism, sure to crash the ship yet again.
This entry was posted in Economy, Infrastructure (Economics) on March 17, 2011 by Info Center.
From the Crisis of Distribution to the Distribution of the Costs of the Crisis: What Can We Learn from Previous Crises about the Effects of the Financial Crisis on Labor Share?
The working paper analyzes the possible distributional consequences of the global crisis based on the lessons of past crises. The decline in the labor share across the globe has been a major factor that led to the current global crisis. Onaran argues that this is a crisis of distribution, and similarly the policy reactions to the crisis are part of a distributional struggle. The paper presents the effects of the former crises in the developing countries and in Japan on income distribution, wages, and unemployment. This comparison is important not only because it compares developing and developed country cases, but also because it highlights the differences between the currency crises and domestic financial crises as to the distributional consequences.
Despite differences, the cumulative effect is in both cases a dramatic pro-capital redistribution. Building on these lessons, the paper discusses the possible different effects of the current global crisis in the developed countries, Eastern Europe, and developing countries, and concludes with policy alternatives to avoid the socialization of the costs of the crisis.
This entry was posted in Economy, Globalization, Income Inequality/Gap, Infrastructure (Economics) on April 8, 2009 by Info Center.
Our current economic crisis is a result of cycles in which deregulation accompanied by rapid financial innovation stimulates powerful financial booms. In this paper the authors analyze a series of structural flaws in the current financial system that helped bring on the current crisis, and then propose a nine point regulation policy designed to end this destructive dynamic.
This entry was posted in Economy, Infrastructure (Economics) on March 16, 2009 by Info Center.
In 2009, the federal deficit will be larger as a share of the economy than at any time since the 1940s. After 2009, we project an average deficit of $1 trillion per year for the next 10 years, under optimistic assumptions. The longer-run picture is even bleaker, with a fiscal gap of 7-9 percent of GDP — between $1 trillion and $1.3 trillion annually in current dollars. Recent trends in credit default swap markets suggest that although fiscal policy problems are usually described as medium- and long-term issues, these problems may be upon us much sooner than previously expected.
This entry was posted in Economy, Infrastructure (Economics) on February 25, 2009 by Info Center.
The United States is in the midst of the most serious economic downturn since the Great Depression. Policymakers are understandably preoccupied with applying the right mix of fiscal and monetary policy responses to stanch and eventually reverse the decline. At the same time, policymakers need to build a foundation for sustainable, long-term prosperity that can drive our economy once we move beyond the present crisis. Going forward, the economy will no longer have the technology boom of the 1990s or the housing bubble of the 2000s to sustain its growth. And it is unlikely that debt-driven consumer spending or Wall Street will provide the same boost as in the past. If we are going to provide opportunities for all Americans going forward, we need to make the right investments today to rebuild American competitiveness by investing in our people, infrastructure, ideas, and green transformation.
This paper addresses this central challenge for the United States. We begin by discussing the economic downturn and financial turmoil facing the country and how policymakers should respond to both boost our economy in the short-run and also build the foundations for long-term competitiveness. Second, the competitiveness agenda is motivated by, and must therefore be responsive to, at least three changes in the fabric of the global economy: the increase in global integration; the attendant shift in economic power to rising powers such as Brazil, China and India; and the realization of the existential threat that climate change poses. Finally, we lay out the fundamentals of a competitiveness agenda through descriptions of specific policy proposals by leading experts on how to invest more robustly in infrastructure, people, ideas and green transformation.
This entry was posted in Economy, Environment, Globalization, Infrastructure, Infrastructure (Economics) on February 12, 2009 by Info Center.
The current financial crisis began in August 2007, when financial stability replaced inflation as the Federal Reserve's chief concern. The roots of the crisis go back much further, and there are various views on the fundamental causes.
It is generally accepted that credit standards in U.S. mortgage lending were relaxed in the early 2000s, and that rising rates of delinquency and foreclosures delivered a sharp shock to a range of U.S. financial institutions. Beyond that point of agreement, however, there are many questions that will be debated by policymakers and academics for decades.
Why did the financial shock from the housing market downturn prove so difficult to contain? Why did the tools the Fed used successfully to limit damage to the financial system from previous shocks (the Asian crises of 1997-1998, the stock market crashes of 1987 and 2000-2001, the junk bond debacle in 1989, the savings and loan crisis, 9/11, and so on) fail to work this time? If we accept that the origins are in the United States, why were so many financial systems around the world swept up in the panic?
To what extent were long-term developments in financial markets to blame for the instability? Derivatives markets, for example, were long described as a way to spread financial risk more efficiently, so that market participants could bear only those risks they understood. Did derivatives, and other risk management techniques, actually increase risk and instability under crisis conditions? Was there too much reliance on computer models of market performance? Did those models reflect only the post-WWII period, which may now come to be viewed not as a typical 60-year period, suitable for use as a baseline for financial forecasts, but rather as an unusually favorable period that may not recur?
Did government actions inadvertently create the conditions for crisis? Did regulators fail to use their authority to prevent excessive risk-taking, or was their jurisdiction too limited and/or compartmentalized?
While some may insist that there is a single cause, and thus a simple remedy, the sheer number of causal factors that have been identified tends to suggest that the current financial situation is not yet fully understood in its full complexity. This report consists of a table that summarizes very briefly some of the arguments for particular causes, presents equally brief rejoinders, and includes a reference or two for further reading. It will be updated as required by market developments.
This entry was posted in Economy, Infrastructure (Economics) on February 10, 2009 by Info Center.
households' and businesses' spending can be severe.
have raised the cost and reduced the availability of credit for borrowers whose credit ratings are less than the very highest. To be sure, among the fundamental causes of the crisis was the provision of too much credit at too low a price as well as insufficient capital. However, the sudden shift to a much higher price for risk taking has led to a significant reduction in wealth and borrowing capacity; it has also forced a number of financial institutions to close and others to be merged with stronger operations. Those forces, in turn, are weighing heavily on consumption, the demand for housing, and businesses' investment.
This entry was posted in Economy, Finance, Housing, Infrastructure (Economics) on February 9, 2009 by Info Center.
Nearly three quarters of a century after the 1929 crash, George W. Bush began gathering his economic advisors to prepare the policy agenda for his incoming administration. There seemed to be little appreciation of the lessons of either Henry Ford or the Great Depression. The first orders of business were massive tax cuts focused heavily on corporations and the highest income individuals to foster economic growth through assistance to the "supply side" of the economy.
Subjects of this report include: the Bush administration's tax policy, minimum wage, enforcement of federal wage and hour laws, unions, enforcement of trade agreements, and immigration.
Is Redistributing Wealth a Bad Thing? You Betcha!
This entry was posted in Economy, Infrastructure (Economics) on November 7, 2008 by Info Center.


NORWICH – New York State Department of Environmental Conservation officials confirmed Thursday there is an open investigation in the City of Norwich.
DEC officers from the crime investigations unit conducted a search of Kurt Beyer Pool and the nearby area last week, also searching near the Canasawacta Creek and across it, at Rotary Park.
On Friday the DEC Public Information Office released an amended statement: "DEC Environmental Conservation police officers and investigators with the Bureau of Environmental Crimes Investigations Unit executed a search warrant at Rotary Park and Kurt Beyer Pool in the City of Norwich Wednesday. The investigation is ongoing and no further information is available at this time."
Officials declined to confirm any details or what the investigation was about.
Residents reported seeing several officers and DEC vehicles at Kurt Beyer Park on Wednesday.
The park is actually two parks divided by the Canasawacta Creek. The pool side is in the city and named Kurt Beyer, and the far side, across the creek, is Rotary Park, in the Town of Norwich.


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