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Biden Crime Family Exposed, Received Millions From The Top 3 Foreign Policy Flashpoints In The World
Joe Biden seems to be bought and paid for by the same countries we are having the most issues with... what could go wrong?
By Ray Dietrich
Maria Bartiromo has been one of a handful of truth-tellers still on the air in mainstream media. On her show today, Sunday Morning Futures on Fox News, she kept the truth train rolling. Her guest, political consultant Peter Schweizer, exposed the real reason you should care about the 'Laptop From Hell,' and it isn't just the disgusting behavior displayed by Hunter Biden.
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Here's what they said during the segment:
Maria Bartiromo: "There are many questions about President Biden's decision making on foreign policy, from Afghanistan to the response to the Ukrainians who are in dire desperate need of help. Is anything that you have learned as a result of that laptop, pointing you toward believing that this President is compromised on his decision making because of the money he has taken in?"
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Peter Schweizer: "Yes, absolutely. Maria. There's a couple of things that people have to keep in mind. The first is if you look at the three big flashpoints in American foreign policy today, Ukraine, Russia, and China, the Biden family has received funds, millions of dollars, in some cases, 10s of millions of dollars from powerful individuals connected to the government in each of those countries. That's the first factor. The second factor is this is not just a Hunter Biden story. The New York Times tries to paint it that way. The headline is even Hunter Biden pays his back taxes but broad investigation continues. But you're right. They admit that the laptop is real. And what the laptop reveals Maria is that Hunter Biden received these funds, but the President of the United States, Joe Biden was a recipient and a beneficiary of those funds. Hunter Biden and Joe Biden had intermingled finances, Hunter Biden was paying monthly bills he was paying for repairs on his home. So this is a story that goes straight to the President. And each of these countries, particularly China has a policy of using commercial ties, financial ties as leverage over foreign elites and they clearly have that in this case with Joe Biden."
Joe Biden seems to be bought and paid for by the same countries we are having the most issues with… what could go wrong?
Internet users had this to say in the comments:
"he is no doubt compromised. No Doubt!"
"the sentence for treason is DEATH"
"I would be shocked if I didn't already know about the Clintons, pelosi family. Kerry family, Podesta family, McConnell family, Romney family, etc., etc….."
"and!?!? remove from wh!?! impeach STAT"
"We know he is corrupt and bought and paid for, but we also know nothing will ever happen. America is lost."
"all because of mean tweets. Great."
Quick - Do This Before Biden "Fixes" Your Retirement Plan Next…
Ray Dietrich
Ray Dietrich is a proud patriot who spent twenty years in law enforcement in the Southern California area. Now he spends his time fighting the false narratives against conservatives and helping to move the America First agenda forward with Red Voice Media. Follow him on Gab.
More rubbish China isn't the Deep Stare. And BTW the patent for Corona virus is registered in America and from an American University. One that Gates funds. I have the details but not handy. But it's all true. And they, the Pilgrims Society, and all from England set it up to be sent to Wuhan.
Get back on your meds and return to the asylum that you escaped from. If you spread bs you need to present facts/details no matter if it's not handy or it's just bs.
Mluns
Reply to Orion
Orion: There are multiple documentaries on where the novel corona virus was made (as well as a whole book detailing everything, with over 2000 documents backing the info, written by Robert Kennedy Jr.: "The Real Anthony Fauci") and the fact that it was created way before 2020 and moved off shore after scrutiny from the federal government on gain of function research. The information is there and available for those who want to know the truth, but if you don't want to spend the time reading the book or researching then you might as well stop watching RVM because you don't really care about the truth.
Soooo how long are we going to talk talk talk about these same
things over and over and over WE KNOW, so lets get on with
the convictions and behind bars or worse already !!!!!!!
Reply to Cindy
Till they are in prison…. I hope they hurry up !!!!!
WilliamDonovanParker
Most Biden voters knew of Biden's corruption and didn't care. They knew he was paid off by the Communist Chinese and Ukranians for political favors and didn't care. The knew Hunter was a crackhead and didn't care. They knew Hunter was a pedo like the Big Guy, but didn't care.
Had CNN shown the photo of naked Hunter Biden walking hand in hand with a young 7 or 8 year old girl in black and red lacy bra, panties, and garter belt, as was on his laptop years before the election, its unlikely that Biden would have lost even 10 votes. They just don't care and are that corrupt themselves.
Its just evidence to how fucking stupid the typical Democratic voter is today. Biden may be brain damaged, but the Democrats who voted for him have far less intelligence.
Gerald Ladd
Most people with an IQ above a turnip, knows blow hole Joe is owned by both, Russia, and China. From reading the posts so far, most fall into the turnip category.
Stuart Barnes
Putin must die. Joe Biden has killed humanity. Democrats brought he'll to earth. Off with Psaki's lying head.
Pay-back's a bitch. Maybe we'll see something positive come from the Biden crime activity. Maybe he'll be impeached or just simply dragged out of office, with his toadies.
"We'll see," said the Zen Master.
Well, at least no one had their feelings hurt on twitter today.
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Glyphosate in the courts, in Canada and the US… PLUS, falsified cancer data in a US government report
Courts in Canada and the US have ruled in favour of groups challenging glyphosate risk assessments. Concerns over possible industry influence are heightened with falsification re. nHL in final US ATSDR report on glyphosate.
CEPA Reform, Causality, Ethics, Occupation, Research
Hazard-based regulation to curb environmental impacts on health
If CEPA was indeed protecting public health, we would expect declining diseases from environmental exposures. Canadian examples point to the opposite. Endocrine-related obesity and metabolic syndrome, disorders of early development and sexual differentiation, and cancers in hormone-sensitive tissues have not been prevented. Endocrine disruption does not follow classic dose-response, so these substances must be regulated based on their innate hazard. With many thousands of EDCs, classes of similar chemicals require group actions.
CEPA Reform, Causality, Data, Pesticides, Research
Data and analyses to detect harms from toxic exposures in Canadians
A regulatory conclusion that an environmental exposure poses an "acceptable risk" is initially based on little data. Ethically, regulators should follow up to detect harms at the earliest possible opportunity. Relying on epidemiology can result in harms to generations.
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Health Canada wants to increase Glyphosate in food
Glyphosate is Canada's most-used herbicide, so levels in food are increasing, sometimes exceeding regulatory limits. Health Canada proposes to relax those limits. Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) may be more than…
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Glyphosate Objectors' Concerns Are Heightened as Health Canada Response Dismisses Key Science and Lacks Transparency
Canadians At Risk, With No Independent Review of Roundup Herbicide Health Canada released responses to eight objections to re-registration of glyphosate (the active ingredient in Roundup herbicide). Government responses leave…
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Sharpened Cell Phone Science is a Wake-up Call
The science linking radiation from wireless devices to cancer is now sharper, with a comprehensive review published September 6th, 2018 in Environmental Research. Lead author Canadian epidemiologist Dr. Anthony Miller…
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Why worry about mucky mouse butts and cancer?
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Rethinking Cancer – Winners of the Group Cancer Prevention Award – 2015
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Blog » Can a Landlord Prohibit Satellite Dishes?
The question of whether a landlord can prohibit satellite dishes has come up several times in the last year: in private correspondence, at two events, and in last month's review of LegalZoom.
We researched the issue and found the SBCA guidance to be so imprecise as to be incorrect.
What Do FCC Regulations Say about Landlords and Satellite Dishes?
47 CFR Chapter 1, Subchapter A, Part 1, Subpart S, Section 1.4 reads as follows.
Are roofs and exteriors walls within the exclusive use of the antenna user? In a single-family rental, yes. In a multifamily rental, no. For landlords, roofs and exterior walls are usually shared common area.
The MassLandlords lease says that the addition of a satellite dish is a prohibited activity without the written permission of the landlord. Although the satellite industry doesn't like it, this is a good idea and it ought to comply with FCC regulation (note: no ruling has been issued, but the FCC's own site implies this is okay).
Landlords of multifamilies should withhold permission if the tenant requests a dish over siding or on a roof. These are shared common areas and are not covered by the FCC regulation.
Isn't it desirable to permit satellite dishes as another amenity? Yes, of course. But the reason for denying a third-party dish is clear to any industry veteran. However much the satellite dish technician claims that they are sealing the holes during installation, those holes will be with you long after the technician has moved onto other work and your tenant has moved into another apartment elsewhere. Those holes will need to be replaced with structural material again, and to our knowledge, no MassLandlords member has been reimbursed by a dish company (but many have asked).
Landlords can upcharge for a satellite dish only in the form of higher rent. This means if you want to make money to cover the cost of dish removal and repair, you need to agree to it prior to lease signing or you need to sign a new rental agreement mid-tenancy, in either case, at higher rent.
Remember that the health and safety of all residents depends on a weathertight barrier around the whole house, and that if you permit a dish to break this barrier, and mold develops, you will be responsible.
Note that landlord-installed solar panels are not the same as satellite dishes. Solar panels come with a revenue stream to offset future removal and repair costs.
The best option, therefore, is to have a dish professionally installed where it can do no harm, on your own terms, and to offer this as an amenity to attract tenants at higher rents. They won't install their own dishes and you can monetize the holes.
The FCC requires us to allow satellite dishes where tenants have exclusive domain. But the FCC also grants two exceptions which can be used to deny satellite dishes even inside a tenant's exclusive domain.
First, landlords can withhold permission if the dish would fail to preserve a historic building eligible to be listed on (or actually listed on) the National Register of Historic Places.
Second, landlords can withhold permission even inside a tenant's exclusive domain if the dish would create a clearly defined, legitimate safety hazard, and that hazard was identified in writing along with the restriction. For instance, roof leaks leading to mold.
In conclusion, it is our reading of the satellite dish regulations that landlords may reasonably withhold permission for dishes on siding and roofs, on historic buildings, and for safety reasons that are disclosed in writing. So yes, a MA landlord has several options to prohibit satellite dishes.
If you receive a nastygram from a dish company, first make sure you are complying with the regulations. Satellite dishes and their prohibition are regulated. But if you are compliant, and the satellite trade association won't go away, call us, we're the landlord trade association.


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Dalstroj (rusky: Дальстрой) byl zvláštní státní trust Sovětského svazu, využívající pracovní síly vězňů nápravně-pracovních táborů i civilních zaměstnanců, existující v letech 1931 až 1957. Jeho činnost se zaměřovala na těžbu zlata, rud, uhlí a na výstavbu dopravní infrastruktury na Dalekém Severu (převážně oblast Kolymy, Jakutsko).

Byl založen jako státní stavební trust pro silniční a průmyslovou výstavbu na horním toku řeky Kolyma usnesením č. 516 Sovětu práce a obrany SSSR ze dne 13. listopadu 1931. Organizace spadala pod Lidový komisariát vnitra (NKVD), od roku 1953 pod Ministerstvo metalurgie SSSR. Dalstroj vytvořil okolo osmdesáti táborů nucených prací. Roku 1953 byly tábory Dalstroje převedeny pod Gulag.

Související články
 Gulag

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Nestled in the foothills of Himalayan mountains, Kangra is a district in Himachal Pradesh popular for its temples, tea plantations and nature's awe-inspiring bounty.
Due to its mention in sacred Hindu texts several times, this region is often referred to as Dev Bhumi meaning Land of the Gods.
Other than nature's endless beauty, Kangra is also replete with man-made marvels like Jwala Devi Temple, Masroor Cut Rock Temple and many other interesting travel destinations missing out on which can be a cause of great regret.
If you want to capture the beautiful moments which this place has to offer, then you must know that the best time to visit Kangra is between the months of September and November.
However, if you want you can visit here at any time of the year, as mostly the weather is pleasant throughout the year but the above-mentioned time is generally preferred by the tourists.
History of Kangra
The erstwhile name of Kangra was Kiraj and Trigarta. This town was founded by Katoch Rajputs who belonged to the Chandervanshi Lineage. It is believed that the Katoch Rajas had a very strong foothold over these regions and had built magnificent forts and temples for themselves.
One ancient story states that Kangra was earlier known as Bhimnagar as it was founded by Raja Bhim who was supposedly the younger brother of Raja Yudhishthira from the timeline of the Mahabharata.
The Battles. Kangra as a historical region has witnessed its fair share of battles which ensued between Sikhs and Katoch dynasties time and again. For instance, several battles were fought between Maharaja Ranjit Singh and King Sansar Chand Katoch.
It is believed that, once upon a time, while both the armies were busy fighting each other, the Gurkha army quietly entered through the gates of Nagarkot Fortin 1806. Due to this, the Sikhs and the Katoch armies had to make an alliance to defeat and re-conquer the fort.
Thus, Katoch kings were successfully able to keep Kangra with them until 1828. This was the time when Maharaja Ranjit Singh had annexed it after Sansar Chand's passing away. In 1948, it was merged with independent India.
Major Attractions in and Around Kangra
1. Kareri Lake
It is a freshwater lake and is one of the best places to visit with your loved ones. The charm and the lush vitality which this place exudes is a major reason in itself due to which hundreds of tourists visit this place.
2. Kangra Fort
It is interesting to know that there was a time when fierce battles were fought to conquer this fort by many Rajas. And if we look at history then we would be finding a great number of people had the ownership of the fort during several timelines. Overall, it is a great historical destination to catch up with the past.
3. Indrahar Pass Trek
This place has to offer abundant scenic views of nature to tourists. For people who love to trek; they will fall in love with this place. Just a suggestion, if you get to travel here, do click some cool snaps, otherwise, you may end up regretting it.
4. Dhauladhar Range
You will be left craving for more after witnessing the herculean charm of this mountain range. Seeing the Himalayas rising from the ground and going thousands of meters up in the sky is a magical experience in itself.
5. Chamunda Devi Temple
Located at a distance of around 15 km from Kangra, this temple has an amazing spiritual vibe which you will simply fall in love with! This temple is home to the shrine of Goddess Chamunda Devi who has been there in her mighty and raging form alongside other male Hindu deities such as Lord Hanuman, Lord Bhairava etc.
How to Reach Kangra
Kangra, known for its immaculate beauty, is a must-visit for anyone who wants to spend an unforgettable vacay in the lap of nature. It is located at an approximate distance of 452, 1,866, 1,975, 2,628 km from Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Bengaluru respectively. Check out the following details on how you can reach Kangra.
The nearest airport is the Kangra Airport aka Gaggal Airport (DHM) situated about 11 km away. This airport is situated over an area of 1269 acres and is located at an altitude of 2492 feet. It is suggested to take connecting flights from Chandigarh and Delhi to reach here. Once off the airport, you can easily book a taxi or avail some other means of public conveyance.
From Delhi - Board Air India, IndiGo flights from Indira Gandhi International Airport. The airfares start from INR 3,000
From Amritsar - Board IndiGo, Spicejet, Air India from Amritsar Airport. The airfares start from INR 5,000-INR 6,000
From Chandigarh - Board Air India flights from Chandigarh Airport. The airfares start from INR 1,500-INR 2,000
Kangra does have its own train station but it is a toy train station and is not connected with other regions. In this case, you will need to deboard at the Pathankot Railway Station (PTK) situated about 86 km away. Located at 331 metres, it connects nearby regions with Kangra, given that after deboarding the train, you cover the remaining distance by some means of public transportation to reach Kangra.
Kangra is well-connected by motorable roadways and national highways to other regions and cities. You can easily book buses at affordable prices, that run to and fro from cities like Delhi, Chandigarh, Manali regularly. You can also book a cab or take your own vehicle to reach here.
From Amritsar - 202 km via NH54 or NH154
From Patiala - 257 km via NH503
From Mandi - 127 km via NH15
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Натерс () — місто  в Швейцарії в кантоні Вале, округ Бріг.

Географія
Місто розташоване на відстані близько 85 км на південний схід від Берна, 50 км на схід від Сьйона.
Натерс має площу 147,2 км², з яких на 1,8% дозволяється будівництво (житлове та будівництво доріг), 17,7% використовуються в сільськогосподарських цілях, 13,8% зайнято лісами, 66,7% не є продуктивними (річки, льодовики або гори).

Демографія

2019 року в місті мешкало  осіб (+12,5% порівняно з 2010 роком), іноземців було 14,8%. Густота населення становила 69 осіб/км².
За віковим діапазоном населення розподілялося таким чином: 18,7% — особи молодші 20 років, 60,2% — особи у віці 20—64 років, 21,1% — особи у віці 65 років та старші. Було 4571 помешкань (у середньому 2,2 особи в помешканні).
Із загальної кількості 2383 працюючих 219 було зайнятих в первинному секторі, 492 — в обробній промисловості, 1672 — в галузі послуг.

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                checkBox: this.tplForm.fields.checkBox.wzOut({
                    TYPE: `checkbox`,
                    WZ_TYPE: `CheckDefault`
                }),
                radio: this.tplForm.fields.checkBox.wzOut({
                    TYPE: `radio`,
                    WZ_TYPE: `CheckDefault`
                }),
                number: this.tplForm.fields.input.wzOut({
                    TYPE: `number`,
                    WZ_TYPE: `NumberDefault`,
                    EVENT_TYPE: `onBlur`,
                    SPECIAL: ` step="{STEP}"`
                }),
                numberOnChange: this.tplForm.fields.input.wzOut({
                    TYPE: `number`,
                    WZ_TYPE: `NumberDefault`,
                    EVENT_TYPE: `onChange`,
                    SPECIAL: ` step="{STEP}"`
                }),
                dataList: this.tplForm.fields.dataList.wzOut({
                    WZ_TYPE: `ListBoxLarge`,
                    SIZE: ` size="10"`,
                    EVENT_TYPE: `onBlur`
                })
            };

        if(this.iOpt.items){
            for(let $_Group in this.iOpt.items){
                items = ``;
                for(let $_FieldName in this.iOpt.items[$_Group]){
                    tempItem = this.iOpt.items[$_Group][$_FieldName];
                    tempValue = tempItem.value || ``;
                    tempName = $_FieldName.split(`::`);
                    if(this.useContent){
                        if(this.useContent[tempName[0]] && this.useContent[tempName[0]][tempName[1]]) {
                            tempValue = this.getValue(this.useContent[tempName[0]][tempName[1]], tempItem) || ``;
                        }else{
                            tempValue = this.getValue(tempValue, tempItem) || ``;
                        }
                    }else if(this.formConfig) {
                        this.formConfig[tempName[0]] = this.formConfig[tempName[0]] || new eConfig({name: tempName[0]});
                        tempValue = this.getValue(this.formConfig[tempName[0]].get(tempName[1]) || tempValue, tempItem);
                    }else if(this.useModule) {
                        //tempName = $_FieldName.split(`::`);
                        tempValue = this.getValue(this.useModule.getField(tempName[0], tempName[1]), tempItem);
                    }else if(this.useStorageClass){
                        tempValue = this.getValue(wzStorageGD.__get(this.useStorageClass).__getField(tempName[0]));
                    }else if(this._tags) {
                        //if(typeof this._tags[tempName[0]] === `string`) this._tags[tempName[0]] = wzStorageGD.__get(this._tags[tempName[0]]);
                        tempValue = (typeof this._tags[tempName[0]] === `string`) ? wzStorageGD.__get(this._tags[tempName[0]]).__getField(tempName[1]) : this._tags[tempName[0]].__getField(tempName[1]);
                        //console.log(`${tempName[0]} - ${tempName[1]}`);
                    }else if(tempValue !== ``){
                        tempValue = this.getValue(tempValue,tempItem);
                    }
                    //if(tempItem.type === `comboBox`){
                    //if(typeof tempItem.reload === `undefined`) tempItem.reload = true;
                    //console.log(tempItem.reload);
                    //}else{
                        items += objFieldTypes[tempItem.type || `text`].wzOut({
                            LABEL: tempItem.label || $_FieldName,
                            EVENT_ONCHANGE: this.tplForm.events.onChange[(this.iOpt.isWnd) ? `wnd` : `cms`].wzOut({
                                RELOAD: tempItem.reload || false
                            }),
                            EVENT_ONFOCUS: this.tplForm.events.onFocus[(this.iOpt.isWnd) ? `wnd` : `cms`],
                            VALUE: (tempItem.type.includes(`radio`)) ? tempName[1] : tempValue,
                            NAME: (tempItem.name) ? `${tempItem.name}` : $_FieldName,
                            STEP: tempItem.step || `1`,
                            PLACEHOLDER: tempItem.ph || ``,
                            RELOAD: (typeof tempItem.reload === `undefined`) ? 1 : ( (tempItem.reload) ? 1 : 0 ),
                            SINGLE_ATTRIBUTES: `${(tempItem.isRequired) ? ` required` : ``}${(tempItem.type.includes(`check`) && tempValue) ? ` checked` : ``}${(tempItem.type.includes(`radio`) && `${tempValue}` === tempName[1]) ? ` checked` : ``}${(typeof tempItem.reload === `undefined`) ? ` reload` : ( (tempItem.reload) ? ` reload` : `` )}`
                        });
                    //}
                    if(tempItem.newLine) items += `<br />`;
                }

                if(fieldset !== ``) fieldset += `<br />`;
                fieldset += this.tplForm.Fieldset.wzOut({
                    TITLE: $_Group,
                    ITEMS: items
                });
            }
        }

        let items_ = (this.iOpt.title) ? this.tplForm.Fieldset.wzOut({
            TITLE: this.iOpt.title,
            ITEMS: `${fieldset}`
        }) : `${fieldset}`;
        form_ = this.tplForm.Frame.wzOut({
            ID: this.iOpt.id,
            FIELD_SETS: items_
        });

        return form_;
    }

    onChange($el){
        let wzType = $el.getAttribute(`wzType`),alwaysSave = false,
            //isWnd = this.iOpt.isWnd,
            //_tags = (isWnd) ? wzWND(this.iOpt.isWnd).__getContent().formTags : false,
            newValue = $el.value,tempOpt = {},
            reload = $el.getAttribute(`reload`),
            saveLoc = $el.name.split(`::`);
        //console.log(reload);
        if(wzType === `ListArea` || wzType === `ListAreaLarge`){
            newValue = $el.value.split(`\n`);
        }

        // save changes
        if(this.useContent){
            this.useContent[saveLoc[0]] = this.useContent[saveLoc[0]] || {};
            this.useContent[saveLoc[0]][saveLoc[1]] = newValue;
        }else if(this.useModule) {
            if (wzType.includes(`Check`)) {
                newValue = ($el.checked) ? `1` : `0`;
            }
            if (saveLoc[1] === `FileDescription`) alwaysSave = true;
            tempOpt[saveLoc[1]] = newValue;

            if($el.name === `UI::isCircular`){ // todo find a better solution for isCircular bitmaps
                if($el.checked){
                    this.useModule.setField(saveLoc[0], {
                        bitmapNameUp: `ui/skills/skillallocation/skills_buttonborderround01.tex`,
                        bitmapNameDown: `ui/skills/skillallocation/skills_buttonborderrounddown01.tex`,
                        bitmapNameInFocus: `ui/skills/skillallocation/skills_buttonborderroundover01.tex`
                    });
                }else{
                    this.useModule.setField(saveLoc[0], {
                        bitmapNameUp: `ui/skills/skillallocation/skills_buttonborder01.tex`,
                        bitmapNameDown: `ui/skills/skillallocation/skills_buttonborderdown01.tex`,
                        bitmapNameInFocus: `ui/skills/skillallocation/skills_buttonborderover01.tex`
                    });
                }
            }

            this.useModule.setField(saveLoc[0], tempOpt,[this._tags, false, false]);
            //this.useModule.saveModuleData([this._tags, false, false], alwaysSave);
            if (this._tags) {
                this._tags.saveData();
            }
        }else if(this.useStorageClass){
            if (wzType.includes(`Check`)) {
                newValue = ($el.checked) ? `1` : `0`;
            }
            //if (saveLoc[1] === `FileDescription`) alwaysSave = true;
            tempOpt[saveLoc[1]] = newValue;

            wzStorageGD.update(this.useStorageClass,tempOpt,false,true);
        }else if(this._tags){
            //this._tags[saveLoc[0]][saveLoc[1]] = newValue;
            //console.log(this._tags[saveLoc[0]]);
            if(typeof this._tags[saveLoc[0]] === `string`){
                tempOpt = {};
                tempOpt[saveLoc[1]] = newValue;
                wzStorageGD.update(this._tags[saveLoc[0]],tempOpt);
                //console.log(`this`);
            }else{
                this._tags[saveLoc[0]].__setField(saveLoc[1],newValue);
                this._tags[saveLoc[0]].saveData();
            }

        }else{
            if (wzType.includes(`Check`)) {
                newValue = ($el.checked); //  ? true : false
            }
            this.formConfig[saveLoc[0]].set(saveLoc[1],newValue);
            // let user know data was saved
            wzNotify.save($el.parentNode.firstChild.innerHTML,`Saved`);
        }

        if(reload !== null) this.onReload();
    }
    onFocus($el){
        this.nextEl = $el;
    }

    onReload(){
        let isWnd = this.iOpt.isWnd;

        setTimeout(() => {
            wzCMS(appConfig.get('cms'));
            if(isWnd){
                wzWND(isWnd).refresh();
            }
        },10);
    }

};

wzOnFormEnter = function(e, InWndId, InFormId){
    if (e.keyCode === 13) {
        document.activeElement.blur();
    }
};

wzOnChangeDataList = function(el){
    let mList = el.nextSibling, TempLetter, bTempFieldHasLetter,
        aToCheck = el.value.split(/(?=[A-Z])/);
    //Log(el.value);

    //Log(el.nextSibling[0].style.display = `none`);

    for(let kFieldName in mList){
        bTempFieldHasLetter = true;
        if(mList[kFieldName] && mList[kFieldName].value && mList[kFieldName].value !== ``){
            //Log(mList[kFieldName].value);
            for(let iValue in aToCheck){
                TempLetter = aToCheck[iValue];
                if(typeof TempLetter === `string`) {
                    //Log(TempLetter);
                    if(parseInt(iValue) === 0 && mList[kFieldName].value.startsWith(TempLetter)){
                        //Log(TempLetter);
                    }
                    else{
                        if(bTempFieldHasLetter && mList[kFieldName].value.includes(TempLetter)){

                        }else{
                            bTempFieldHasLetter = false;
                        }
                    }

                }
            }

            if(bTempFieldHasLetter){
                mList[kFieldName].style.display = `block`;
                //mList[kFieldName].hidden = "false";
            }else{
                mList[kFieldName].style.display = `none`;
                //mList[kFieldName].hidden = "true";
            }
        }

    }

    //wzWND(InWndId).__getContent().forms[InFormId]
};

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Comickergirl's "Cheeping" is a cute little comic about Kara's love for all things adorable, and Alex's propensity to follow in her sister's footsteps. It features Kara (Zor-El) Danvers, Alex Danvers, and J'onn J'onzz.
What I love about this comic is that at first Kara denies having the birds at first, hiding them beneath her cape. But their cheeping and the one that has its head poking out give it away, alerting J'onn that she, indeed, is hiding baby chicks. J'onn tries to get Alex to tell Kara that the DEO is not a zoo when another baby duckling pops out of her utility belt. "Way to blow our cover, Daryl," she grumbles as J'onn face-palms.
This adorable comic is sure to make your day just a little better after reading it.
Want more? Check out Comickergirl on Twitter, Instagram, and Tumblr.


What are fire protection services?
Fire protection services represent passive and active fire protection. Both of them are used together for the protection of buildings, ships, or facilities. Services providers will either help with the setup of structures, components, and systems, or sell them, but in most cases they offer both.
Passive fire protection or PFP consists of the way the structure of the whole building is designed. Usually these are fire structures put into smaller fire parts found at one or a few locations in the building which help in stopping the fire from spreading faster from its origin. It also provides extra time for evacuation in case of emergency. Some of the unmissable parts of PFP structures are firestops, intumescent, endothermic, firestop pillow, fireproofing, fire rated doors in for Sydney businesses, and fire-resistance rating. In some cases, the structures are put into walls or floors to make them fire resistant.
On the other side, active fire protection or AFP includes all components and systems that work only when there is a required amount of shifting around them, which is different from passive fire protection. Said components and systems can be divided into fire alarms, fire alarm systems, fire alarm control panels, fire detection, fire sprinklers, sprinkler systems, external water spray systems, and smoke alarms.
Some of the most reliable and best reviewed fire protection service providers in Sydney are Fire Protection Services Sydney (Control Fire Protection), All Fire Services and Eagle Fire Protection.
Control Fire Protection takes pride in their products and services. Their products are used in living areas but are also for commercial use, while they offer specialised services to various industries.
Being part of the Fire Protection Association Australia, All Fire Services offers a great level of fire protection services. Since 2008, they have been providing a wide range of services such as fire consultants, fire protection inspections, smoke alarm systems, fire extinguishers, and plans for evacuation in case of emergency.
Local Fire Protection is one of the oldest companies who has been providing fire protection services since 1998. Their services are specialised for the maintenance of both passive and active fire protection components, supply and installation of said certification of building's level of fire resistance, and design of plans for fire systems and emergency evacuation services.
Of course, these are not the only companies, there are actually quite a few of them. Other companies worth mentioning are Simmons Fire Protection, Pro Fire Protection Services, Negative Fire Protection, to name just a few. All of these companies offer services that are a mixture of those described above, but all of them help in keeping facilities safe.
Melbourne is the capital of Victoria, Australia. Victoria rules and regulations apply to Melbourne.
Falls from heights are a chief workplace hazard in Victoria. Injuries and deaths take place across a range of industries, mostly in construction, which account for 27 percent of such claims.
The Victorian WorkCover Authority (VWA) oversees and regulates workplace safety in Victoria. State law obligates the VWA to help prevent workplace injuries and enforce occupational health and safety laws.
WorkSafe Victoria is the VWA's occupational health and safety division. It carries out VWA's compliance policies.
In June 2017, updated Occupational Health and Safety Regulations became effective. Chapter 3, Physical Hazards, Part 3.3 Prevention of Falls, mainly concerned working from heights, specifically heights higher than two metres. The new regulations revised 2007 regulations. Everything essentially remained the same. While the updated version still focused on heights higher than two metres, the updated version added that the employer also had a general duty of care to also control falls from heights less than two metres. See Correct Safety for Height Safety Equipment.
The employer must first pinpoint any job assignments that could involve a fall risk. That included work that could involve construction or repair on a incline or near an edge.
The employer must then attempt to control the risk by following a particular hierarchy of steps. For example, can the job be performed on ground? If that was not reasonably practical, they must go on to the next step. If the next step was not reasonably practical, they must go on to the next step, and so on. If they exhausted all the steps and the risk remained, the employer must make sure the worker utilized Passive Fall Prevention.
A Passive Fall Prevention Device is equipment that doesn't need adjustment after it was first installed. An example of such includes temporary work platforms, guard railings, and roof safety meshes.
If a risk still existed, the employer must provide a Work Positioning System.
If a risk still existed, the employer must install a Fall Arrest System.
A Fall Arrest System is an apparatus that halts an individual's fall. Examples include catch platforms, industrial safety nets, and safety harnesses.
If a risk still existed, the employer can only lessen it by making sure the worker used a Portable or Fixed Ladder as per the regulations.
Portable Ladders are minimally stable and, like the Control of Risk procedure, follow a certain control hierarchy for fall prevention.
Australia also has a set of standards for Fixed Ladders (AS1657 Fixed Platforms, walkways, stairways and ladders – Design, construction and installation; and also the Australian Building Code).
Workers cannot stand higher than 900 mm on ladders and they must be properly fixed. Ladders with metal cannot be used close to power lines. The regulations contain further rules and restrictions.


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Ziziphus acuminata är en brakvedsväxtart som beskrevs av George Bentham. Ziziphus acuminata ingår i släktet Ziziphus och familjen brakvedsväxter. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

Källor

Brakvedsväxter
acuminata


Trinity Candle Factory Premium Scented Birds of Paradise - Tea Light Candle - 8 Pack. This 8 pack of tea light candles is premium scented for maximum fragrance throw. Burn time 4-8 hours, fits all standard tea light holders. This Birds of Paradise candle is a perfect blend of sweet strawberries, pomegranates and a splash of vanilla. Wow! 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.
Birds of Paradise - Reed Diffuser Oil - Kit - 6 oz.


Raw Goat Milk, Meet Natural Soap.
Home » Specials » Raw Goat Milk, Meet Natural Soap.
In case you missed the news, the main target of the industrialized dairy cartel, well-produced raw milk, has recently been exonerated and judged safe by the most rigorous of scientific standards. In other words, milk that comes straight from a healthy cow, handled in a safe manner isn't the evil threat to human health that health departments claim. In fact, many say raw milk is better than industrial milk resulting from mass production that alters the natural makeup of dairy.
The term "raw milk," refers to milk enjoyed right as it came out of the cow. In most of the world, raw milk is the only kind of milk that people drink. It may sound surprising to some, but many people believe that milk should be enjoyed the way nature provides it, as we have for thousands of years. In the United States, we do things differently. We do a lot of things differently. Nearly every state outlaws the sale of raw milk.
Commercial milk in the United States is adulterated by semi-cooking it (pasteurization,) agitating it to break the long-chain fatty acids (homogenizing,) separating and re-blending it to meet the formula of the massive milk industry. Pasteurizing commercial milk makes sense. No one could get me to drink commercial dairy without taking some serious steps to protect me from industrialized danger. See, I happen to believe that milk from cows that are fed hormones, antibiotics and suspect rations made from leftover junk food, candy, ethanol byproducts and chicken feces, are confined inhumanely in buildings on concrete floors, and forced to do the unnatural bidding of corporate keepers who pack tens of thousands of dairy cows onto a single "farm" isn't the milk I want to drink. Semi-boiling it to kill bacteria found in the milk of those poor animals makes real sense. Avoiding that kind of milk entirely makes even more sense to me.
But consider a cow that lives as nature might intend, with plenty of pasture to roam on, grass to eat instead of "cow food," loving care in a small herd and not shot full of drugs and hormones. A healthy cow provides healthful milk. At least that's been my experience. Milk like that doesn't need to be radically processed just to make it safe to drink. The same can be said of goat milk. Goat milk and goat cheese are enjoying a renaissance. More people around the world drink goat milk than cow milk and Americans are learning more about it.
It's a Long story. Jim and Kathy Long moved their family to Nebraska from St. Louis in 2004. They found a nice place just west of Lincoln and settled on six acres there. They started raising goats to help feed their 10 children. Soon, even with that large brood, they had a surplus of milk.
"It's illegal to sell or even advertise raw goat milk for sale off the farm in Nebraska so we found something to do with the extra," Jim told me. After learning that commercial soap is actually not soap but detergent, they decided to get into the soap-making business. The family also has enough goat milk to sell when you visit the farm.
Like so many things, soap making has been taken over by an industry that identified a useful product made from simple, natural ingredients and turned it into a complex synthetic that incorporates artificial ingredients I wouldn't want on my skin. Just as commercial milk is deconstructed then reassembled to suit what humans think is better than nature's version, the same happens with commercial soap.
In a natural soap-making process, fat from either animal or plant is combined with the right balance of alkali, usually from a salt- or ash-based derivative. It becomes soap with its natural byproducts including glycerin, a good skin emollient. But glycerin is skimmed off in commercial soap production and sold as a separate component. Not so with the soap from a natural source.
The Longs have developed a line of natural soap products and they didn't keep them entirely simple, either. Many include food grade oils and emollients, therapeutic grade essences and fragrances and some natural colors, too. They even produce pet shampoo.
Their bar soaps and lotions are available at their website, LomahAcres.com and at most Hy-Vee stores in Omaha and Lincoln. Daughter Kristen has caught the entrepreneurial bug and also has an online clothing business at Kootiez.com. Goat milk is available only at the farm.


The futuristic R1 (Roller 1) concept vehicle was designed for the not-so-distant 2030s and aims to shed light on what might be expected from urban vehicles of the future. Powered by hydrogen fuel-cell technology, the R1 moves on 4 spherical wheels capable of cross-directional movement, making it ideal for parking, changing lanes, or turning on a dime. The small size of the hydrogen power plant provides more cockpit space on a lightweight chassis and also makes its low profile possible.
I dont think you quite understand the idea of a concept.
There isn't even a cool shape… actually there is nothing here… Why is this posted as a concept? Zero sensitivity to the surface, zero regard for ergonomics, zero regard to packaging or safety – this model would take less than an hour to whip up and should be used as a study or sketch model – not a final concept. The 'idea' that this is better for parking disregards the fact that to actually put people in this would leave a footprint larger than cars of today. We may as well be posting foamcore fishbone models. It's a start of an idea – but spend some more time on it please!
"The small size of the hydrogen power plant…" – What power plant? Are there designs? And work done to get that power plant to actually fit in that pointy box he designed or was writing it would have a small hydrogen power plant all he did?
Those unidirectional wheels are old news. I've seen them in quite a few movies already. How would you get power through those wheels to the ground? How would the suspension work?


We took a poll of our team and asked everyone to share what they were looking forward to most at Christmas. Dani loves seeing her loved ones open the gifts she has carefully selected — gifts not on their lists but things she knows they will love. Angela loves sledding, kids with twinkling eyes on Christmas morning, and holiday cookies (no sugar-free ones, please). Wyatt can't wait to host Christmas at home for the first time and build new traditions. Josh is looking forward to the White Elephant game, because he has the perfect gag gift (spoiler: it's a snuggie with monkeys on it). Brandon admits he just wants days off to sleep. (Don't we all?) Katie loves her boyfriend's family tradition of putting a plastic Grinch in one of the wrapped presents. If you get it, you get to put it in someone else's gift next year. All of us mentioned the food, and some of us mentioned the music. More than one person mentioned a few holiday drinks, too. But we think Thao summed it best when she captured it in one word: family. That's what truly makes this the most wonderful time of the year.


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Clinton–Washington Avenues station may refer to:
Clinton–Washington Avenues station (IND Crosstown Line)
Clinton–Washington Avenues station (IND Fulton Street Line)


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package org.apache.tomcat.test.watchdog;

import java.util.Hashtable;

/**
 * Extracted from IntrospectionHelper - a simple utility class to
 * do ant style ${property} replacements on a string, using a map
 * holding properties. Also allows a hook for dynamic, on-demand
 * properties.
 *
 * @author Costin Manolache
 */
public class AntProperties {
    public static interface PropertySource {
        public String getProperty(String key);
    }

    /**
     * Replace ${NAME} with the property value
     */
    public static String replaceProperties(String value,
            Hashtable<Object,Object> staticProp, PropertySource dynamicProp[]) {
        if (value.indexOf("$") < 0) {
            return value;
        }
        StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
        int prev = 0;
        // assert value!=nil
        int pos;
        while ((pos = value.indexOf("$", prev)) >= 0) {
            if (pos > 0) {
                sb.append(value.substring(prev, pos));
            }
            if (pos == (value.length() - 1)) {
                sb.append('$');
                prev = pos + 1;
            } else if (value.charAt(pos + 1) != '{') {
                sb.append('$');
                prev = pos + 1; // XXX
            } else {
                int endName = value.indexOf('}', pos);
                if (endName < 0) {
                    sb.append(value.substring(pos));
                    prev = value.length();
                    continue;
                }
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                        if (v != null) {
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                if (v == null)
                    v = "${" + n + "}";

                sb.append(v);
                prev = endName + 1;
            }
        }
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            sb.append(value.substring(prev));
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}


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Home » High altitude ecology: Perliminary observations of alpine grasshoppers in a habitat modified by deer and chamois
High altitude ecology: Perliminary observations of alpine grasshoppers in a habitat modified by deer and chamois
C. L. Batcheler
Forest Research Institute, Wellington
Four brachypterous grasshoppers, Paprides nitidus, Brachaspis collinus, B. nivalis and Sigaus villosus, occur above timber-line at Cupola Basin, a 3,000 acre tributary catchment of the Travers River, Nelson. Samples collected between January 1965 and April 1966 were measured to obtain information on population structure, overwintering and reproductive biology, and correlation between weight and length. Data for Brachaspis females are analysed and presented in this paper to illustrate the general bionomics. Population densities were calculated on plots of about 100 sq. ft. area. Biomass (lb./acre) was also estimated using the product of weight of each type of grasshopper recognisable in the field and their estimated numbers.
Brachaspis females appear to hibernate in instars III-VII, as adults, and as eggs in the soil. They mature about three years after hatching. Adults mate and lay weather is suitable. If laying occurs early in the season eggs hatch without a winter diapause. Such unusual longevity and flexibility of the life cycle are believed to reflect adaptation to the erratic nature of the New Zealand alpine climate: Snow may fall at any time of the year, the winter snow-pack may form between April and July and melt as early as September or as late as December. Winter temperatures are relatively mild.
Populations of Brachaspis weigh less than one lb./acre in dense grassland and up to 29lb./acre where scree forms a high proportion of total cover. A population of 15lb./acre is calculated to require over 30% of total leaf matter produced per annum on eroded sites, a result which suggests Brachaspis is a critically-important herbivore. The implications of this hypothesis are discussed. Modifications of the habitat by introduced ungulates, and recent changes in the pattern of snow-cover are considered as possible causes of the critical status of Brachaspis indicated by the calculations.


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Meszna () ist eine Ortschaft mit einem Schulzenamt der Gemeinde Wilkowice im Powiat Bielski der Woiwodschaft Schlesien, Polen.

Geographie
Meszna liegt im Saybuscher Becken (Kotlina Żywiecka) unter dem Berg Magura (1109 m hoch) in den Schlesischen Beskiden (Beskid Śląski, im Westen).

Das Dorf hat eine Fläche von 261 ha.

Nachbarorte sind Bystra im Westen und Norden, Wilkowice im Nordosten, Buczkowice im Süden.

Geschichte
Das Dorf wurde 1712 von Jerzy Warszycki, dem Besitzer der Herrschaft Łodygowice, gegründet.

Bei der Ersten Teilung Polens kam Meszna 1772 zum neuen Königreich Galizien und Lodomerien des habsburgischen Kaiserreichs (ab 1804).

1918, nach dem Ende des Ersten Weltkriegs und dem Zusammenbruch der k.u.k. Monarchie, kam Meszna zu Polen. Unterbrochen wurde dies nur durch die Besetzung Polens durch die Wehrmacht im Zweiten Weltkrieg. Es gehörte dann zum Landkreis Bielitz im Regierungsbezirk Kattowitz in der Provinz Schlesien (seit 1941 Provinz Oberschlesien).

Von 1975 bis 1998 gehörte Meszna zur Woiwodschaft Bielsko-Biała.

Weblinks

Einzelnachweise

Ort der Woiwodschaft Schlesien
Gmina Wilkowice


Ginger Bathed Zebs = Crayfish?
Post subject: Ginger Bathed Zebs = Crayfish?
Did I mistakenly hear on the weekend someone opining a Zebra fish done in the oven with a ginger bath tastes like crayfish?
I'd like to test this hypothesis, any more details on the recipe besides fish / ginger / water / oven?
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Sony Ericsson and Orange are sponsoring a competition to find new music talent in the UK. MobileAct Unsigned will air on Channel 4 and will allow viewers to download tracks and vote for their favourite bands.
The show, which will launch in October, will appear on Channel 4's T4 and 4Music strands and will be presented by Alex Zane. The search for the brand will be led by a panel of "credible" musicians and music mentors, which has yet to be revealed.
The competition aims to find young bands that write and create their own music. There will be 50 bands in the finals, 25 chosen by the public and 25 by the expert panel. The winning band will receive a record deal with a major record label.
The sponsorship is part of Orange and Sony Ericsson's ongoing music partnership, which launched last year to promote the Walkman handsets and the mobile operator's download service, Orange Music Store.
The campaign will use content from the show across TV, online and mobile and will promote three new Sony Ericsson Walkman phones, the W660i, the W910i and the W580i. The show will be filmed using two cameras, one for TV and one for creating mobile and online content.


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El canal 12 de Trenque Lauquen es una estación de televisión abierta argentina que transmite desde la ciudad de Trenque Lauquen. El canal se llega a ver en parte del noroeste de la provincia de Buenos Aires. Es operado por el Secretaría de Medios y Comunicación Pública a través de la empresa pública Radio y Televisión Argentina.

Historia

Los orígenes del canal se remontan a 1964 cuando comenzó sus emisiones en Trenque Lauquen una emisiora de televisión que inicialmente se emitía por circuito cerrado y era operado por Radio y Televisión Trenque Lauquen (licenciataria de la radio LU 11 AM 1280 desde 1963).

El 22 de mayo de 1970, Radio y Televisión Trenque Lauquen funda la señal LU 91 TV Canal 12 de Trenque Lauquen.

En 1975, el Estado argentino (en aquel entonces bajo la presidencia de Isabel Perón) intervino el Canal 12. En 1976, durante el gobierno de facto (autodenominado Proceso de Reorganización Nacional), el canal fue estatizado.

El 15 de marzo de 1985, el Comité Federal de Radiodifusión, mediante la Resolución 172, autorizó al Municipio de Quemú Quemú a instalar una repetidora de la emisora en la localidad pampeana, asignándole el canal 4 en la banda de VHF; sin embargo, el 7 de junio de 1989, el COMFER (a través de la Resolución 223) revocó la autorización por pedido del Municipio a raíz de que Argentina Televisora Color (hoy Televisión Pública) instaló una repetidora en la localidad.

En 2003, Canal 12 pasó a formar parte de la empresa pública Sistema Nacional de Medios Públicos. El 10 de diciembre de 2009, el Canal 12 y los medios integrantes de Sistema de medios públicos pasaron a formar parte de Radio y Televisión Argentina Sociedad del Estado (que creada por la Ley de Servicios de Comunicación Audiovisual).

El 26 de abril de 2012, la Autoridad Federal de Servicios de Comunicación Audiovisual, mediante la Resolución 512, autorizó al Canal 12 a realizar pruebas en la Televisión Digital Terrestre. Para ello se le asignó el Canal 26 en la banda de UHF.

El 7 de noviembre de 2014, Canal 12 comenzó a emitir en el canal 24.4 de la TDA de Trenque Lauquen (en reemplazo del canal Viajar). Además, el 19 de noviembre de ese año se inauguraron las nuevas instalaciones del canal.

El 18 de abril de 2022, Canal 12 inició sus transmisiones en alta definición.

Programación
Actualmente, parte de la programación del canal consiste en retransmitir los contenidos de la Televisión Pública y los canales Encuentro y Pakapaka.

La señal también posee programación local, entre los que se destacan Noticias 12 (que es el servicio informativo del canal) y Pampero TV (noticiero agropecuario coproducido junto al INTA, ganador de los premios Faro de Oro, Lanín de Oro y Martín Fierro Federal en el rubro mejor programa agropecuario). Durante la madrugada, el canal retransmite la señal de Cine.AR.

Noticias 12
Es el servicio informativo del canal con principal enfoque en las noticias regionales. Actualmente posee dos ediciones que se emiten de lunes a viernes (a las  y a las ), es conducido por Daniela Villaro en la 1° edición, y Lucas de Vito en la 2° edición. Tuvo también un magacín matutino a las  llamado "Las Noticias de las 8".

Repetidora
Canal 12 cuenta con una repetidora ubicada en la ciudad de General Villegas.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Argentina en 1964
Canales de televisión de Argentina fundados en el siglo XX
Canales de televisión de la provincia de Buenos Aires
Canales y estaciones de televisión fundados en 1964
Partido de Trenque Lauquen
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Is Neptune, California A Real Place? The 'Veronica Mars' Town Has A New Mystery To Solve
By Savannah Walsh
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When getting invested in a gripping TV show, it can prove difficult to discern the real from the fictional settings. After 7 seasons experiencing Leslie Knope's Pawnee pride in Parks and Recreation or reveling in the beloved busybody nature of Stars Hollow, Connecticut in Gilmore Girls, viewers are prone to an expertly-crafted town. But when one asks if Veronica Mars' Neptune, California is a real place, it may be tricker to answer than you thought.
While some TV towns are clearly fictional, a la Hawkins, Indiana in Stranger Things or others are harder to pin down. For instance, viewers may know that the Upper East Side is a real place, but Gossip Girl certainly bends the believability factor of the hyper-sensationalized neighborhood. On the heels of Veronica Mars Season 4 being released a week early on Hulu, let's revisit the seaside town, ripe for scandalous crime-solving.
Sorry to disappoint, enthusiastic tourists, you can't actually book a flight to Neptune, as it is a fictionalized town. However, if it looks and feels like it could be found on a map, that's because creator Rob Thomas actually based Neptune on Orange County. In a now-removed interview on Ain't It Cool News, Thomas said that Neptune was located near San Juan Capistrano, which is located in California's Orange County. Although, much of the show's original three seasons were filmed in San Diego, it's based on the ultra-affluent OC, showcased in other shows, including Real Housewives of Orange County and The OC.
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The show has implied that Neptune is about 85 miles (or a 90-minute drive) from San Diego, which falls directly into Orange County territory. Located between bustling San Diego and Los Angeles, the county marks a very wealthy area. Marshmallows will even remember that much is made on the show about the zip code 90909. Affluent residents of Neptune are even referred to as "09ers."
Another key phrase that will lead fans to Orange County as Neptune's real-life inspo? Balboa. Veronica Mars takes place in the fictional Balboa County. In reality, the OC claims Balboa Island, while Newport Beach is geographically located on Balboa Peninsula. So, once again, Thomas took some Golden State clues when constructing his fictional locale. But if this is all starting to sound like a Saturday Night Live Californians sketch, don't worry. Like the scene of any juicy crime show, there is plenty of room for corruption amongst the geographic details.
The show itself often balanced a dark, neo-noir tone of crime and intrigue along with a cast of teenage characters and love triangles. So, the fictional Neptune High provided the perfect playground to pair the two. Mars's high school was yet another depiction of how the 09ers were separated from the rest of the school, held up as popular because of their wealth and prominence. Reality shows Laguna Beach and The Hills also explored these themes using a California backdrop in the years after Veronica Mars left the air.
Unlike a show such as Gilmore Girls, which infused realism to Stars Hollow when Rory went off to Yale, Veronica attends the fictional Hearst College come Season 3. However, scenes were actually filmed on real college campuses, including University of San Diego and San Diego State University.
Any true Marshmallow knows that it's the blending of real-world elements and fictionalized storytelling that made Neptune, California the perfect scene for Veronica's crime-solving.


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Kenyan Riders Downunder (UCI код: KRD) — кенийская велокоманда, основанная в 2006 году.

История

Команда была основана Николасом Леонгом в 2006 году под названием "Kenyan Riders". Она стала первой велокомандой зарегистрированной в Кении. Леонг был вдохновлён успехами кенийских бегунов на длинные дистанции и решил попробовать кенийцев в велоспорте.

В 2016 году команда перебралась в Австралию и объединилась с командой "Team Downunder" базировавшейся в городе Голд-Кост, что повлекло смену названия на "Kenyan Riders Downunder". Также команда получила лицензию UCI Continental Team, став первой зарегистрированной командой в Восточной Африке.

Сезон 2016 года начался с победы Джейсона Кристи на Чемпионате Новой Зеландии в групповой гонке, который также стал первым лидером нового рейтинга — UCI World Ranking. По ходу сезона команда приняла участие в Континентальных турах, в том числе в ряде главных гонок проходивших в Австралии (Кэдел Эванс Грейт Оушен Роуд, Херальд Сан Тур) и Китае (Тур Китая I, Тур озера Цинхай).

С 2017 года снова стала любительской и сменила название на "Kenyan Riders Safaricom" в честь своего основного спонсора, кенийского оператора мобильной связи Safaricom. Команда начала делать акцент на подготовку кенийский велогонщиков для перехода в немецкую команду Bike Aid. База команды находиться в городе Итен, расположенном на высоте 2400 метров, в котором проводят свои тренировочные сборы многие мировые велокоманды.

На Играх Содружества 2018 года приняло участие четыре гонщика команды.

Сезон 2016 года
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Победы

Главные победы
2016
 Национальный чемпионат — групповая гонка, Джейсон Кристи

Национальные чемпионаты
2016
 Чемпионат Новой Зеландии — групповая гонка, Джейсон Кристи

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I am currently watching Base v. Jeffries at the Canada Cup Qualifier. This is the first of two games I am watching tonight. Base has a good lead in the fifth so we will see how it carries out. I bet you are glad you know that.
I have been feeling off today. I got into work at 10A today because I will be staying until 11P, to cover the aforementioned curling games. My whole timing has been thrown off and I am hungry when I shouldn't be and tired when I should be heading home. It is all a mess.
Our condo has a gym for everyone who is a part of Sienna Ridge. It is a fairly nice gym, considering the majority of people who live here are seniors the heavy duty equipment like a squat rack and Olympic plates are missing, but it still gets the job done. A nice universal, lots of free weights and six cardio machines are at your disposal.
In the gym is a place to write your concerns or problems with equipment. We need to correct the tracking on a treadmill, or resistance bands need to be replaced. General stuff like that. The first concern I have seen was dated back in July, before we moved in, and I do not think it has been addressed. No matter, the machine still works fine.
Although there was one concern that appeared last month and it should have been addressed in a timely manner. The upper cable that connects the vertical bench, leg curls and pull down bar has become worn down. The plastic coating flaked off the cable where it constantly rubs on the pulleys and exposed the wire.
This started happening in October and the report of the cable was written early November. You could hear the metal "grinding" as it went over the pulley. Little by little tiny hairs left the cable. I continued to use it because that part of the universal covers my triceps, biceps, chest, back and legs workouts. It is a pretty important set of machinery.
This morning, several days after I commented (to Jenna) on the impending threat the decaying cable posed, karma caught up with me. I was nearing the end of my use on the machine when there was a creak, followed by a metallic snap and a whole lot of metal, plastic, weight and such succumbing to gravity.
Once I cleaned up the mess and re-emphasized the importance of replacing the cable on the bulletin board, I continued my workout. Fitting that my most used piece of equipment is crippled by me. I doubt it will be repaired any time soon, so it looks like I need to rethink some of my exercises.
That morning work out has led me in the funk I am feeling right now. Perhaps it will shed light on the telling of my anecdote or my next story.
I did a Google Image Search for "pioneer on the internet". I am not sure why. It is something you do. You Google your name and projects you are associated with to see how popular you are. No surprise that Pioneer audio decks were a majority of the results, but I found one gem. This is my Pioneer on the Internet.
I would like you to meet Tan Tin Wee. He was on page one of the image search, so he is kind of a big deal. He is a programmer at the National Library Board in Singapore.
Perhaps he redesigned the Dewey Decimal Classification into a binary or a Java format.
I like to think he is covertly working at the NLB. He is a plant from a mysterious TLA organization in Moscow. Each day he arrives to work an hour early and stays until the cleaning crew comes by at night time. No one suspects anything because he is always doing his job.
He lives a normal life. He drives a sedan and drives his kids to soccer practice and school functions. He has been with the NLB for six years and worked his way up into a bigger desk space at every employee review.
His wife does not even know what Tan really does. She has a complimentary library card that she never uses. She secretly resents the fact that she settled for Tan when Osa was the better catch. Her parents told her Osa was better, Osa was going to become a doctor. Osa could provide for her. No, she settled for Tan because he made her smile. She doesn't smile anymore. Not like she used to.
Now, when Tan is working long hours at the library she dreams of what life would have been like with Osa. Driving to fancy black tie affairs in a Cadillac and have the maid take care of everything around the house. Osa is not Tan and she is not happy.
Tan does not know that his wife has become tired of their relationship. Tan goes to work serving the NLB. He goes to work serving a greater good. A purpose that he will know soon enough. When the time is right, his years of due diligence and reconnaissance work will be worth it.
Tan is admirable because he does what is right and will continue to do so until told otherwise. We salute you Tan, and all of the sacrifices you have made will be worth it very, very soon.


Over the past few months I have been experimenting with collage art and Polaroid SX-70 film. Peeled, scraped, layered, transferred or lifted these analog manipulations have become an imperative material in my latest collage art creations.
I used Polaroid's SX-70 Artistic TZ (limited-edition) film. This was my first attempt with using SX-70 for emulsion lifts. I previously worked with Fuji 100c & Polaroid 669 film. I read somewhere that the earlier Time Zero (SX-70) film wouldn't work for emulsion lifts. So, needless to say, I was pleasantly surprised when the Artistic TZ lifted/transferred with ease!
Comments and/or questions always appreciated. Thanks!


As a side note and a sort of educational response to my rant about how users seem to think programming isn't that hard, I wanted to post this article I came across. It explains very well how and why programming is a difficult task and why we shouldn't be afraid to label it as hard.
Interesting read. Some good points in there. Makes me rethink advice I've given.
That pretty much sums up the web development courses I was taking a few months ago.
That "It's the future" article was cringe worthy. That was a difficult read... and only because I've had conversations like that before where my eyes glaze over and I effectively just tell the 'consultant' or, in many cases, the just graduated compsci major to piss off.


You may need to fire The Witcher 3 up again now that CD Projekt Red has released its official Modkit.
Players will be able to modify the look and feel of in-game objects thanks to the texture import and export feature. New models can be injected into the game world in place of existing ones and access to script files round out the things modders can do with the new Modkit.
To download the Modkit, you'll need to head over to nexusmods.com where you can get the extractor itself and some already existing mods.
Mods are only available for the PC version of The Witcher 3.
it is a little disappointing, I had been led to believe they would release it. Though TBH I am not sure by whom: CDProjekt Red, or people who somehow got the idea they would.
They said they'd do mod support, but RedKIT was never guaranteed.


A new study compared the rate that colleges charged for on-campus single rooms to the average cost of living in a private bedroom in a surrounding off-campus neighborhood.
Now that most starting college freshmen know where they will be going to school in the fall, the time has come for deciding where to live, and in New York City, living on or off campus can mean a drastic difference in cost.
A new analysis from StreetEasy determined the housing expenses that students could expect based on their decisions to either live at one of NYC's college or in a similar space close to campus.
Generally, living on campus at colleges in Manhattan was more cost efficient while living off campus in the other boroughs would likely be a cheaper option, StreetEasy stated. Long Island University in Brooklyn was the only campus outside of Manhattan where residing on campus was less expensive than living off campus.
StreetEasy's study compared the rate that colleges charged for on-campus single rooms to the average cost of living in a private bedroom in a surrounding off-campus neighborhood. For example, NYU's housing rate was compared to the typical cost of a single room in Chelsea, East Village, Flatiron, Gramercy Park, Lower East Side, Nolita, Soho and the West Village.
The high rents in the neighborhoods around NYU, Columbia, Pace and Hunter College contributed to the conclusion that Manhattan off-campus prices were steeper than what the colleges charged for similar living conditions, according to StreetEasy. As an example, an NYU student could expect to pay an additional $669 per month to live off campus.
At the other end of the analysis, off-campus housing around the College of Staten Island would cost a median $875 per month compared to a monthly on-campus rate of $1,550, StreetEasy stated, adding that their analysis was meant to stress for students the importance of researching and comparing close-to-campus neighborhoods when deciding where to live in the fall.


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Q: create slide show with button bar I want to make a main activity that changing back ground by swipping the image and and on left side i want to put a button bar that contain 4 buttons to move to 4 different activities so i write the folloning code :
public class MainActivity extends Activity {
Button[]  buttons = new Button[4];
SharedPreferences fsc;
private static final int SWIPE_MIN_DISTANCE = 120;
private static final int SWIPE_THRESHOLD_VELOCITY = 200;
private ViewFlipper mViewFlipper;
private Context mContext;

private final GestureDetector detector = new SwipeGestureDetector();
@Override
public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
    super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
    getWindow().setFlags(WindowManager.LayoutParams.FLAG_FULLSCREEN,
            WindowManager.LayoutParams.FLAG_FULLSCREEN);
            setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);
            setRequestedOrientation(ActivityInfo.SCREEN_ORIENTATION_PORTRAIT);

            addListenerOnButton();
    setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);
    mContext = this;
    mViewFlipper = (ViewFlipper) this.findViewById(R.id.view_flipper);
    mViewFlipper.setOnTouchListener(new OnTouchListener() {
        @Override
        public boolean onTouch(final View view, final MotionEvent event) {
            detector.onTouchEvent(event);
            return true;
        }
    });
}
private void addListenerOnButton() {
    buttons[0] = (Button) findViewById(R.id.slide);

    buttons[0].setOnClickListener(new OnClickListener() {

        public void onClick(View arg0) {

            Intent myIntent = new Intent(MainActivity.this,
                    slideshow.class);
            startActivity(myIntent);
    // TODO Auto-generated method stub
        }
    }

    );
class SwipeGestureDetector extends SimpleOnGestureListener {
    @Override
    public boolean onFling(MotionEvent e1, MotionEvent e2, float velocityX, float velocityY) {
        try {
            // right to left swipe
            if (e1.getX() - e2.getX() > SWIPE_MIN_DISTANCE && Math.abs(velocityX) > SWIPE_THRESHOLD_VELOCITY) {
                mViewFlipper.setInAnimation(AnimationUtils.loadAnimation(mContext, R.anim.left_in));
                mViewFlipper.setOutAnimation(AnimationUtils.loadAnimation(mContext, R.anim.left_out));
                mViewFlipper.showNext();
                return true;
            } else if (e2.getX() - e1.getX() > SWIPE_MIN_DISTANCE && Math.abs(velocityX) > SWIPE_THRESHOLD_VELOCITY) {
                mViewFlipper.setInAnimation(AnimationUtils.loadAnimation(mContext, R.anim.right_in));
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}

A: You aren't importing the library classes you need. This question may be helpful.
It looks like you're doing this by hand in a basic text editor. Using an IDE like Eclipse (which has good Android tools) will keep you from having to do all this by hand.

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import matplotlib

import random
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd

from itertools import repeat
from copy import copy

from sklearn.metrics.cluster import adjusted_rand_score

from snpp.cores.lowrank import alq
from snpp.cores.spectral import predict_cluster_labels
from snpp.utils.data import example_for_intuition
from snpp.cores.baselines import predict_signs_via_partition
from snpp.cores.zheng2015 import build_L_sns as build_zheng2015_sns, \
    build_L_bns as build_zheng2015_bns
from snpp.cores.kunegis2010 import build_L as build_kunegis2010

random.seed(12345)
np.random.seed(12345)

def do_one_run(group_size,
               group_number,
               known_edge_percentage):
    Q, true_Q = example_for_intuition(group_size,
                                      group_number,
                                      known_edge_percentage)
    N = group_size * group_number

    k = group_number
    lambda_ = 0.2
    max_iter = 20

    # low-rank (matrix completion) method
    X, Y, errors = alq(Q, k, lambda_, max_iter,
                       init_method='svd',
                       verbose=False)

    pred_Q = np.sign(np.dot(X, Y))n
    # print('true_Q: \n{}'.format(true_Q))
    # print('pred_Q: \n{}'.format(pred_Q))

    # accuracy of completed matrix
    lr_acc = np.count_nonzero(true_Q == pred_Q) / (N * N)
    Q_p = np.dot(X, Y)
    masked_pred_Q = np.array(np.sign(Q_p) == 1,
                             dtype=np.int)

    def evaluate(input_matrix, eigen_order):
        _, pred_cluster_labels = predict_cluster_labels(
            input_matrix, k, eigen_order)
        true_cluster_labels = [j for i in range(group_number)
                               for j in repeat(i, group_size)]

        # print('true_cluster_labels:')
        # print(true_cluster_labels)
        # print('pred_cluster_labels:')
        # print(pred_cluster_labels)
        arc = adjusted_rand_score(true_cluster_labels, pred_cluster_labels)

        # partition-based sign prediction
        pred_sign_mat = predict_signs_via_partition(pred_cluster_labels)
        p_acc = np.count_nonzero(true_Q == pred_sign_mat) / (N * N)
        return arc, p_acc

    # using approximated sign matrix of low-rank method
    lr_arc, lr_p_acc = evaluate(Q_p, 'desc')

    # using zheng2015_sns
    L_zheng2015_sns = build_zheng2015_sns(Q)
    zheng2015_sns_arc, zheng2015_sns_p_acc = evaluate(L_zheng2015_sns, 'asc')

    # using zheng2015_bns
    L_zheng2015_bns = build_zheng2015_bns(Q)
    zheng2015_bns_arc, zheng2015_bns_p_acc = evaluate(L_zheng2015_bns, 'asc')

    # using kunegis2010
    L_kunegis2010 = build_kunegis2010(Q)
    kunegis2010_arc, kunegis2010_p_acc = evaluate(L_kunegis2010, 'asc')

    return {
        # lowrank
        'accuracy(lowrank)': lr_acc,
        'accuracy(lowrank + partition)': lr_p_acc,
        'adjusted_rand_score(lowrank)': lr_arc,
        # zheng2015_sns
        'accuracy(zheng2015_sns + partition)': zheng2015_sns_p_acc,
        'adjusted_rand_score(zheng2015_sns)': zheng2015_sns_arc,
        # zheng2015_bns
        'accuracy(zheng2015_bns + partition)': zheng2015_bns_p_acc,
        'adjusted_rand_score(zheng2015_bns)': zheng2015_bns_arc,
        # kunegis2010
        'accuracy(kunegis2010 + partition)': kunegis2010_p_acc,
        'adjusted_rand_score(kunegis2010)': kunegis2010_arc
    }

def do_n_times(run_times,
               parameters,  # dict
               variable_name,
               domain):  # list
    columns = ['run_id',
               'accuracy(lowrank)', 'adjusted_rand_score(lowrank)',
               'accuracy(lowrank + partition)',
               'accuracy(zheng2015_sns + partition)',
               'adjusted_rand_score(zheng2015_sns)',
               'accuracy(zheng2015_bns + partition)',
               'adjusted_rand_score(zheng2015_bns)',
               'accuracy(kunegis2010 + partition)',
               'adjusted_rand_score(kunegis2010)',
               'group_size', 'group_number', 'known_edge_percentage']
    results = []
    for i in range(run_times):
        print('run {}'.format(i))
        for j in domain:
            parameters[variable_name] = j
            eval_result = do_one_run(**parameters)

            row = copy(parameters)
            row.update({'run_id': i})
            row.update(eval_result)

            results.append(row)

    eval_metrics = list(eval_result.keys())
    df = pd.DataFrame(results, columns=columns)
    stat = df.groupby(variable_name)[eval_metrics].mean()

    accuracy_columns = list(filter(lambda c: c.startswith('acc'), columns))
    arc_columns = list(filter(lambda c: c.startswith('adj'), columns))

    ax = stat[accuracy_columns].plot(style=['o'])
    fig = ax.get_figure()
    fig.savefig(
        'figures/motivation/{}-accuracy.png'.format(variable_name))

    ax = stat[arc_columns].plot()
    fig = ax.get_figure()
    fig.savefig(
        'figures/motivation/{}-adjusted_rand_score.png'.format(variable_name))

    print('\n')

def main():
    run_times = 10
    do_n_times(run_times,
               {'group_size': 4,
                'group_number': 10},
               'known_edge_percentage',
               np.linspace(0.1, 0.96, num=10))

    # do_n_times(run_times,
    #            {'group_size': 4,
    #             'known_edge_percentage': 0.5},
    #            'group_number',
    #            list(range(1, 20)))
    # do_n_times(run_times,
    #            {'group_number': 4,
    #             'known_edge_percentage': 0.5},
    #            'group_size',
    #            list(range(1, 15)))

# if __name__ == '__main__':
main()


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