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Mother Lode Lost Population Over Past Year
By B.J. Hansen	 Published Dec 20, 2021 09:18 am
CA Population Change
Sonora, CA — The counties in the Mother Lode followed the state's trend and dipped in population over the past year.
The new statistics from the California Department of Finance show that Tuolumne County lost 689 residents to bring the population to 55,500. It was primarily due to more deaths than births. There were 766 deaths and 398 births. The county also lost 327 residents in the category of net migration (how many people move in versus move out).
Calaveras County declined by 166 residents to bring the population to 45,277. There were 586 deaths and 360 births. However, the county gained 56 people via net migration.
Mariposa County's population fell 79 residents to 17,123 and Amador lost 190 to go to 40,506.
Overall, California's population fell to 39.5 million, marking two straight years of decline.
The statistics are from July of 2020 through July of 2021.
The state reports that most of the population declines were in coastal regions and along the Sierra Nevada. The greater Sacramento region and the San Joaquin Valley were areas that reversed the trend and primarily saw a population increase (see map in image box).


PCR-SSO typing in HLA-disease association studies.
Associations between a large number of diseases and markers within the major histocompatibility complex (MHC) have been described. In particular, susceptibility to several autoimmune disorders, including type I diabetes mellitus and rheumatoid arthritis, is linked to genes within the MHC and strong population associations are demonstrable between certain HLA class II alleles and these conditions. Genetic mapping of HLA susceptibility loci has traditionally relied on the use of phenotypic markers defined by alloantisera, cellular typing reagents and biochemical analysis of histocompatibility antigens. Polymerase chain reaction sequence-specific oligonucleotide (PCR-SSO) typing combines the ability to define the finest of HLA specificities, by analysis of the corresponding DNA sequences, with the possibility of study large populations of normal and affected individuals. The applications of this technology to characterizing precisely the MHC loci associated with susceptibility to autoimmune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, type I diabetes mellitus, coeliac disease and pemphigus vulgaris are reviewed here.
Institute of Molecular Medicine, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford, U.K.


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Home › For service providers › Papers and presentations › Can a woman be deported without her child?
Note: This answer is provided by Kristin Marshall, LL.B, past Immigration Staff Lawyer for Downtown Legal Services, Toronto.
Answer: A woman can be deported without her child in some circumstances. Where the child is a Canadian citizen, Immigration leaves it up to the mother to decide whether or not to take her child if she is ordered to leave Canada.
But, she can take the child with her only if there is no family court order preventing this; so, if there is a court order for joint or full custody with the other parent or another individual, she cannot take the child with her.
The Canadian child has a right to remain in Canada, but the child does not have a right to have their mother remain in Canada if she does not have status in Canada and has been ordered deported.
In most cases, even if the child is a Canadian citizen, the woman will choose to bring the child with her, as she does not want to be separated from her child and, often, there are not satisfactory arrangements that can be made for the child's care in Canada. Occasionally, a woman will leave her child with a trusted relative if she feels that the child will be better off in Canada and she hopes to be able to return in the future. If she chooses to bring her Canadian child with her when leaving, Immigration will facilitate their removal at the same time.
Immigration will also delay their removal from Canada if the woman has to obtain a passport or travel document for the child, but Immigration will not postpone removal indefinitely for this reason.
Making a request to defer the woman's removal from Canada
If the woman has been to family court, and there is a final or interim order granting joint custody, access to another parent or relative, or a supervision order with a Children's Aid Society, it is possible to request a deferral of the mother's deportation from Canada. The request is made to the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), the agency responsible for arranging deportations from Canada). The request would highlight the family court proceedings and would state that removal of the mother from Canada would be in breach of the family court order.
For example, if the mother and other parent are separated but they share joint custody or the other parent has regular access to the child, it is possible to request a deferral of the woman's removal by stating that removal of the woman and child from Canada (and from the other person with joint custody) would be in breach of the family court order.
Removal officers have limited discretion and can only defer in exceptional circumstances, including situations involving safety, risk to life, health concerns or a pending H & C application. Officers can also consider the immediate best interests of children, such as the need to complete the school year before removal from Canada.
Generally speaking, the longer the family court order has been the status quo, the greater the chance of success for a request to the CBSA to defer removal. As well, the woman usually has to have an application for permanent residence pending to succeed with a deferral request, most likely an H & C or spousal sponsorship application (discussed in detail in an earlier FAQ), since the existence of a family court order or proceedings will not defer her removal indefinitely.
Timely immigration legal advice for a woman in this situation is extremely important.
A request to the CBSA to defer removal needs to include any order made by the family court, specifying the relevant conditions in it (joint custody or access) and whether there is another court date pending. It would also have to state that deportation would affect the other parent's rights as well as the best interests of the child, namely, to have contact and an ongoing relationship with both parents.
If a CAS has been involved with the mother and child, their written support of a request for a deferral of the mother's removal can be very important. If there is a supervision order, for example, the CAS could comment on the inappropriateness of the mother and child being deported to a place where there may not be the resources or other supports the mother needs, which would have an impact on the child. The CAS could comment on how well the mother is doing in Canada and their prediction for her future in Canada. If the other parent or another relative is involved with the child as part of a family court order, the CAS could write a letter about the child's best interests in remaining in Canada to have contact with that person.
It is very important that a woman with no status in Canada who has a family court order about a Canadian child speak to an immigration lawyer who understands family law as soon as possible.
If the woman has contemplated going to family court in order to formalize custody and/or access, and she has already been ordered deported from Canada, Immigration may view such a "last-minute" request or application to family court as a way to stall deportation rather than a legitimate application to the family court.
A request for a non-removal order (that the children cannot be removed from the city or province) in these circumstances will similarly be scrutinized by the family court, which has refused such applications where the court believes that there is no genuine family law dispute between the parties, just a desire to avoid a parent's removal from Canada.
For this reason, it is very important that a woman without status in Canada with a Canadian child get both immigration and family law advice as soon as possible.
Making an application to family court without having made an application for permanent resident status (most often an H & C application) can also be seen with skepticism by both Immigration and the family court. It makes sense that in order to make an application to family court for custody of a Canadian child, a woman also has to demonstrate that she is taking steps to obtain her own status so that she can remain in Canada.
If a woman is incarcerated pending her removal from Canada due to previous criminal convictions in Canada, and her child is in the care of a CAS, it can be difficult to succeed in asking for a deferral of the mother's removal since the child is already not in her care. The CAS may not be willing to provide information to support her request to defer removal, for example, if they are seeking Crown wardship.
She really needs legal advice in this situation.
If you are supporting a woman who does not have legal status in Canada but whose children do, you can assist her by providing basic legal information about her rights and obligations and can then refer her to a lawyer who does immigration law. Ideally, that lawyer will also be familiar with family law, since the two can intersect and overlap.
Depending on the woman's situation, she may qualify for legal aid. You may also be able to assist her in obtaining initial legal advice by providing her with a 2-hour certificate or by connecting her with Duty Counsel at family court.
There may also be community resources that can also be of assistance. To access the community legal clinic system, enter the woman's postal code in Legal Aid Ontario's website at http://www.legalaid.on.ca/en/contact/contact.asp?type=cl. Legal clinics that do not practice family or immigration law often have referral lists of lawyers that they recommend.


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Policies, Procedures and Governance
Amgueddfa Blog: Spring Bulbs
Penny Tomkins, 25 January 2023
Hello bulb buddies,
What an interesting time to be studying and observing the weather! Most of you will have had frost and cold winds this last week. I've heard that many schools have had to close in January because of the effects of extreme weather conditions, such as ice and floods. Even on days where schools were open, conditions in the school grounds may have meant you weren't able to collect weather data.
It's likely that you've heard people talking about weather warnings a lot recently. Weather warnings are released by the MET Office (the UK's official weather service) and are colour coded (green, yellow, amber and red) to indicate how extreme the weather will be in different areas.
Green: weather is not expected to be extreme.
Yellow: possibility of extreme weather so you should be aware of it.
Amber (orange): strong chance of the weather effecting you in some way, so be prepared.
Red: extreme weather expected, plan ahead and follow the advice of the emergency services and local authorities.
The Met Office also use symbols to indicate what type of weather to expect. For example, the symbols to the right show (in order) a red warning for rain, green for wind, green for snow, amber for ice and green for fog. This means there will be heavy rain and that you should prepare for ice. Why not have a look at the Met Office website and see what the weather forecast is for where you live?
The Met Office warn us about bad weather so that we can prepare for it. This is because extreme weather (such as strong winds and ice) can cause difficulties and make it hard to travel. Roads and train lines can close, flights can be cancelled, and walking conditions can be dangerous.
What was the weather like where you live? If you weren't able to collect weather records you can enter 'no record' on the online form, but please let me know in the comment section what the weather was like! You can also let me know how your plants are doing and whether they have begun to sprout!
Keep up the good work Bulb Buddies,
Professor Plant
A chart showing the colour code for how strong the weather is
Symbols to show what weather to expect (from the Met Office website).
Carnbroe Primary braving the snow to take their weather records.
Carnbroe Primary recording the weather
Learning Spring Bulbs
Weather Records 2022
Penny Tomkins, 4 November 2022
Hi Bulb Buddies,
I hope that planting day went well and that you are enjoying documenting weather data for our investigation.
I want to say a big thank you to you all for your hard work on planting day. Together we planted over 18 thousand bulbs across the UK! Your fantastic planting day photos show that you had a great time.
Weather records started on 1 November. There is a resource on the website with more information on keeping weather records. I've attached this here in case you haven't already seen it. This resource helps you to answer important questions, such as why rainfall and temperature readings are important to our investigation into the effects of climate on the flowering dates of spring bulbs.
Use your Weather Chart to log the rainfall and temperature every day that you are in school. At the end of each week, log into your Spring Bulbs account on the Amgueddfa Cymru – National Museum Wales website to enter your weekly readings. You can also leave comments or ask questions for me to answer in my next Blog.
Let me know how you get on and remember that you can share photos via email or Twitter.
Ysgol Llandwrog entering weather data to the website.
Planting Day 2022
Penny Tomkins, 20 October 2022
Schools from across the UK will be planting their bulbs as close to 20 October as they can.
Click here for activities and resources that will help you with this part of the project and with looking after your bulbs over the coming months.
These resources will help you on planting day:
Adopt your Bulb (an overview of the care your bulbs will need)
Planting your Bulbs (guidelines for ensuring a fair experiment)
And these activities are fun to complete:
Bulb Adoption Certificate
Make Bulb Labels
Please read the resources as they contain important information. For example, do you know to label your pot so that you know which side the daffodil and crocus are planted?
Remember to take photos of your planting day to enter the Planting Day Competition. Do this by sharing your images on Twitter or via email.
Keep an eye on Professor Plant's Twitter page to see how planting day goes for other schools.
Best of luck Bulb Buddies, let us know how you get on.
Professor Plant & Baby Bulb
Rogerston Primary went to a lot of trouble arranging their planting spot.
Weeton Primary
Spring Bulbs for Schools Investigation Results 2021-22
Penny Tomkins, 1 July 2022
I've had an interesting time compiling the end of year report for the Spring Bulbs for Schools Investigation. I've attached the reports on the right for you but let's take a quick look at some of the highlights!
Remember that our weather readings are taken between November and March, meaning that records for each year include readings from the November and December of the previous year. For example, when the report talks about results for 2012 it's referring to data taken from November 2011 to March 2012.
2022 saw slightly higher than average temperatures and the second warmest February of our investigation. The MET Office has stated that February 2022 was the fifth warmest on record based on measurements dating back to 1919.
The graph shows that 2022 was the fourth warmest period of our study.
2022 saw the lowest and highest average hours of sunshine of our investigation. The MET Office has stated that 2022 saw the dullest December since 1956! It also saw the sunniest January and second sunniest March based on records dating back to 1919.
2022 saw the second highest hours of sunshine of our investigation. There are 25 hours difference between the year that saw the highest average hours of sunshine (2012) and the year that saw the lowest (2016).
We can see from the chart that 2022 saw the lowest average rainfall of our investigation for November and January and the second lowest for March. In contrast, it saw the third highest rainfall for February. The MET Office has stated that February 2020 was the wettest on record with measurements dating back to 1862!
The bar chart shows that 2022 saw the lowest average rainfall of our investigation at 90mm while 2016 was the wettest year of the project with an average rainfall of 158mm.
Our results show that plants flowered earliest in Wales and latest in Scotland. Scotland was the coldest country and saw the least sun.
2022 saw both plants flower earlier than the overall average. It's interesting to compare results from 2022 with the overall averages for the project. The table shows that 2022 saw above average temperatures and hours of sunshine and below average rainfall when compared to previous years.
The graph shows average hours of sunshine for the period November-March for Wales. We can see from the chart that Wales saw lower than average hours of sunlight for the period November 2001 to March 2022. It's interesting to note that the years 2006 to 2012 all saw higher than average hours of sunshine and that since then only one year (2015) has seen above average hours of sunshine.
The difference between averages for Wales and averages for the UK highlights the regional variations that can occur. The MET Office have recently announced interesting regional variations in their latest climate reports. Climate is measured in 30-year periods, in line with guidelines from the World Meteorological Organisation. A comparison between the 1961-1990 and 1991-2020 periods has revealed an increase in temperature (+0.8°C), rainfall (+2.3%) and sunshine (+5.6%) for the UK.
It will be interesting to see what patterns will emerge from our results as our long term study continues. Thank you for your contribution to this year's investigation and I hope that you will follow the progress of the 2022-23 investigation from September.
Great work Bulb Buddies,
A graph showing that 2022 was the fourth warmest year of our study.
Average monthly Rainfall for November - March in the years 2012-2022
The bar chart shows average rainfall for the period November-March for the years 2012 to 2022
Results table for the UK 2012-2022
Shoots are appearing!
Thank you for sharing your weather data and photos! We've been posting 'comment of the week' on Twitter and I've shared these with you here.
I've enjoyed reading your comments and hearing your observations on the weather. It's exciting to hear that some plants have started to grow! I've shared some of your comments below.
Remember to watch your plants closely over the coming weeks, to see how they develop. We only ask for height measurements on the website once the flowers have fully opened. But you could keep a record of your plant's weekly growth for fun?
In the coming weeks we'll be analysing the data entered so far to predict when our plants might flower! Please enter all the data you've collected so far to the website as soon as you can, to help ensure that our predictions are as accurate as possible.
If you've missed some days or you aren't taking part in the project but would like to follow it with your school, the MET Office WOW website can be used to collect and share weather readings for your area.
Please share photos, drawings and information on actions you are taking around climate change with us through email and Twitter.
Hendredenny Park Primary: Rain gauge fell over and thermometer broke. Prof Plant: I'm sorry to hear your thermometer is broken, do you have another you can use? If not let me know and I will send you a new one.
Glyngaer Primary School: Very wet and rainy this week.
Pil Primary School: There was a lot of rain at the beginning of the week and the temperature was very cold this week.
Stanford in the Vale Primary School: We have been having a lot more rain this week and has been colder.
Pil Primary School: The temperature was nearly the same all week. There wasn't much rain, only on Monday.
Darran Park Primary: It has been very cloudy this week. With a bit of misty rain.
Oaklands Primary: A wet week this week and a few more bulbs are peeping through the soil. Prof Plant: Fantastic Bulb Buddies, I'm glad to hear that your plants are growing.
Darran Park Primary: The weather has felt quite cold this week. We had more rain at the beginning of the week.
Our Lady of Peace Primary: My data entering elves are self-isolating!
Gavinburn Primary School: We have loved keeping weather records this term. It has been a mild Autumn with not a lot of rain. Merry Christmas Professor Plant.
Glyngaer Primary School: Not sure yet but we think we see a tiny bit of green in one of our pots. Looking forward to checking when we get back from Christmas holidays. Prof Plant: Fantastic Bulb Buddies, let me know if you were right!
Oaklands Primary: Quite a warm week this week. We're hoping it'll be colder for Christmas!!
Glyngaer Primary School
Outwood Primary Academy Kirkhamgate
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I would love to pray for you and to walk WITH you during times of hardship.
I don't have all the answers but I'd love to walk the journey of finding them with you!
Prayer is a way of life. We are called to pray without ceasing (1 Thes 5:16) and that's exactly what I'd like to do with you. No matter what the circumstance, hardship, sin, messiness, etc., I'm here to pray for you.


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DeAndre Liggins patterned his game after Tony Allen
By Damien Peters · 3 min read
After fighting off last year's championship piece, Dahntay Jones, for the final roster spot with the Cavaliers, not many would have foreseen the vital role Deandre Liggins wields on the bench this season.
All of a sudden, Liggins found himself in a starting role in JR Smith's absence, and an integral rotation role player off the bench. Expectations were Liggins would be playing garbage time minutes, but Liggins has been superb, and is playing a prominent role so far. Take his defense against elite point guards, like Kyle Lowry, as example.
The Kentucky product has been tenacious defensively, active with his hands against guards and unfazed by forwards. His defensive reputation has followed him throughout his D-League and brief NBA career, and instead of modeling his game around conventional superstars in the NBA, Liggins patterns his game after long-time defensive specialist, Tony Allen.
The Cavaliers take on the Grizzlies in back-to-back games starting on Tuesday, and Liggins was asked about his admiration for the "Grindfather" via Cleveland.com.
"His grit, his toughness."
"My thing is to stay ready and my opportunity has presented itself and just come in and bring that tenacity on the defensive end, take open shots and make them."
Coach Tyronn Lue worked with Allen when he was assistant coach in Boston, where Allen spent six seasons, and Lue sees similarities between the two.
"Defensively, yeah," Lue said. "T.A. (Tony Allen) is smaller, but I think he might be stronger — T.A. is a strong guy. Liggs can shoot it better. T.A. actually played point guard for us for 10 games I think and did a great job. He's a very smart player. It's crazy to see that you play the 2 or 3 and then move him to the point guard and he knew all the plays, all the positions and it's crazy. They have similarities for sure. If (Liggins) can keep playing like that then I mean, T.A. won a championship. Tough, gritty player that everybody would love to have on their team."
Liggins has more than exceeded expectation, which sheer determination and hard work, and Lue applauds him for this.
"Just every night competing," Lue said. "Every single night guarding the best player, the 1, 2 or 3, and taking that challenge. It kind of became who T.A. was. He loved it and got up for it every single game. He got up to play and guard the best players and I think Liggs can do the same."
It's not just the defensive brilliance that is a similar trait between the two, but the edge they both play with. Liggins is from the tough grind of Chicago, and he recognizes both he and Allen play with a chip on their shoulder.
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"Me and T.A. we grew up kind of in the same dirt," Liggins said. "We always have that competitive edge to us, that chip on our shoulders and teams like that. Every team needs a guy like that on their team to pick up a guy 94 feet and to make a guy rattled a little bit. That's what I bring to this team."
The only knock on "Ligs" has been his jump shot since slipping to the second round of the draft in 2011, but with hard work and the upmost faith by his teammates, he understands he can be a threat offensively as well.
"If I can knock down open shots I can add some value to me in this league," Liggins said. "I'm going to be open. I'm going to be open because I haven't played that much for guys to be like, 'Oh Liggins can knock down open shots.' Guys still think that I'm a mediocre shooter and I have to prove I can make open shots."
No one thought Liggins would be playing such a critical part in the journey so far, but it has been one of many superb stories coming out of the Cavs so far this season. With the Cavs concerns for dribble penetration from opponents feasting off high pick and roll situations, Liggins will have the opportunities to make himself the Tony Allen of the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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Q: Little help on RegEx I have to parse a quite complex string to "evaluate" functions contained in the string. I have only one function to "extract" and it has this specific sintax:
LOC_POS(number;number);

This string is contained in an HTML page like this:
something here LOC_POS(45;9);Some string or html content
 here LOC_POS(45.21312;9.1232123);LOC_POS(45,32;9,12); some other string...

(numbers are coordinates and the function is recognized by this RegEx:
LOC_POS\([ 0-9.,]+;[ 0-9.,]+\);

How can I extract all blocks in c#? The result I want to have is an array containing (one row per item)
something here
LOC_POS(45;9);
Some string or html content
 here
LOC_POS(45.21312;9.1232123);
LOC_POS(45,32;9,12);
some other string...

I know how to do it with normal string parsing..

A: here is what I came up with.
        string str = @"something here LOC_POS(45;9);Some string or html content
 here LOC_POS(45.21312;9.1232123);LOC_POS(45,32;9,12);  some other string...";
        Regex test = new Regex(@"(LOC_POS\([\d\.,]+;[\d\.,]+\);)");
        string[] segments = test.Split(str);
        StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
        foreach (string s in segments)
            if(!String.IsNullOrEmpty(s))
                sb.AppendLine(s);
        textBox1.Text = sb.ToString();

output results
something here
LOC_POS(45;9);
Some string or html content
 here
LOC_POS(45.21312;9.1232123);
LOC_POS(45,32;9,12);
 some other string...

The regex finds each instance of the LOC_POS, the split causes it to break up the string into its segments, then you rebuild the string using a stringbuilder to get all the newLines in the right spot.  You can also use this to capture the individual instances of the LOC block if you actually need them.  The capture group around the whole thing is to make sure that the LOC blocks actually get located, rather than ignored.

A: ((.*?)(LOC_POS\([\d\.,]+;[\d\.,]+\);))
That will capture several groups. The first sub-group will be a string before LOC_POS. Regexr here.
Group 1: full string
Group 2: string before LOC_POS
Group 3: LOC_POS call

A: How about this:
string str = @"something here LOC_POS(45;9);Some string or html content
 here LOC_POS(45.21312;9.1232123);LOC_POS(45,32;9,12);  some other string...";
string rgx = @"\s*(LOC_POS\([ 0-9.,]+;[ 0-9.,]+\);)\s*";

str = Regex.Replace(str, rgx, @"##$1##");
//Console.WriteLine("str= " + str);

string[] lines = str.Split(new string[] {"##"}, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries);

foreach(string s in lines) {
    Console.WriteLine(s);
}
Console.ReadKey();

First I put an arbitrary split-sequence (I used ##, but you can change it to whatever) around the LOC_POS elements (using your regex with whitespace catching). Then I split the string on said split-sequence, making sure to handle empty entries. Boom, done.

A: var content = "....";
var regex = new Regex(@"LOC_POS\([ 0-9.,]+;[ 0-9.,]+\);");
var matches = regex.Match(content);

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Microsoft team has created some posters to help companies upgrade to Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010. The posters covers planning, different approach, validation and deployment required for upgrade.
What is SharePoint? When to use it?
The SharePoint 2007 Test Data Population Tool(SPTDataPop) is available as a command-line executable utility which generates test data in a jiffy. This tool might be useful for performance and load testing for your project.


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Eurüdiké (Εὐρυδίκη) Antipatrosz leánya; I. Ptolemaiosz Szótérrel kötött házassága révén a ptolemaida kori Egyiptom királynéja.

Élete
Antipatrosz tíz ismert gyermekének egyike. Nem tudni, mikor ment feleségül Ptolemaioszhoz, de valószínűleg röviddel azután, hogy Nagy Sándor tábornokai Triparadeiszosznál felosztották maguk közt a birodalmat, Antipatrosz pedig i. e. 321-ben régens lett. Eurüdikének öt gyermeke született, három fiú és két lány. Ptolemaiosznak számos ágyasa is volt, és Eurüdikét elhanyagolta Bereniké kedvéért. Eurüdiké valószínűleg emiatt, valamint mert férje jobban kedvelte Bereniké gyermekeit, visszavonult az udvarból. I. e. 287-ben Milétoszban élt, itt fogadta I. Demetriosz makedón királyt, akihez hozzáadta lányát, Ptolemaiszt. Demetriosz korábban Eurüdiké nővérét, Philát is elvette, aki 287-ben elhunyt.

Gyermekei
 Ptolemaiosz Keraunosz, makedón király i. e. 281–279 között
 Meleagrosz, makedón király i. e. 279-ben két hónapig
 Ismeretlen nevű fiú, akit "ciprusi felkelőként" említenek, Féltestvére, II. Ptolemaiosz (I. Ptolemaiosz és Bereniké fia) kivégezte
 Ptolemaisz, I. Demetriosz makedón király felesége
 Lüszandra, először V. Alexandrosz makedón király felesége, majd Lüszimakhosz és Nikaia (Eurüdiké testvére) fiáé, Agathoklészé.

Jegyzetek

Fordítás

Források
 Smith, William (editor); Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology, "Eurydice (4)" , Boston, (1867)

Irodalom

Külső hivatkozások
 Biography by Christopher Bennett
 Biography at livius.org

Ókori egyiptomi királynék
Ptolemaida dinasztia
Az i. e. 4. században született személyek
Az i. e. 4. században elhunyt személyek

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From vegetables to stents, has overcharging become part and parcel of Indian business model?
It is common knowledge that a bottle of water in a mall or a theatre or outside the Mumbai airport costs more than the MRP.
Authorities in Delhi have impounded 50 more taxis for over-charging customers as Kejriwal hinted that "surge pricing" by cabs may face the axe forever.


Gendered Intelligence has launched a support line for trans and gender questioning people attending or waiting to attend the Nottingham Centre For Transgender Health. This is a pilot scheme running to the end of 2018.
We aim to offer information, wellbeing advice and support over the telephone to help people navigate (medical and social) transition, and especially in those early days of the waiting list years. We can offer advice on preparing for first appointments. Support with holistic wellbeing and signposting to community and support organisations.
We also now have a mobile number, 07592 650 496, which can also be used with WhatsApp.
The GI Support Line worker can offer to call you back if you share or leave your contact number with us. As the support line is a confidential service, we will not keep a record of your name or contact details after contact and call back.
We are trans led, confidential and independent. This is a GI partnership with Nottingham NHS Foundation Trust.


Best Office Systems understand that times have changed. As a fully integrated solutions leader we help businesses in the Great Southern realise the advantages available to them through stronger management over their print and document management requirements.
We are currently looking to recruit a talented, independent and highly motivated selfstarter into our expanding Managed Print Services / Managed Document Solutions professional sales area. Must haves for the role include strong communication and interpersonal skills, a commitment to guide and infl uence better client outcomes and build strong ongoing relationships with middle and senior business management level clients.
You will be responsible for driving sales and revenue growth across our Managed Print Services and Managed Document Solutions areas.
You will be supported by a strong technical solutions team and a stand-out regional business that is dedicated to the development and support of our people and their ongoing success.
You will be focussed both on creating demand for our products and services, creating genuine value for our clients with the solutions you develop in a collaborative sales engagement process.
The successful candidate will have strong interpersonal skills, a focus on success, high energy and passion. They will be willing to adhere to market leading, contemporary practices regarding sales activity levels, sales database use, and sales process methodology. Full training and ongoing industry education and support is provided.


Review of Garmin 255W GPS – A Top Budget GPS Navigator?
The Garmin Nuvi 255W is a budget, portable GPS navigator aimed especially toward North American and European users. Read on for a detailed review of the product.
The Garmin Nuvi 265WT is a portable GPS navigator targeted mainly toward North American and European travelers. It is an enhanced version of the popular 255T model. This review will look at the added features of the Nuvi 265WT and evaluate its performance.
A Brief Guide to Letterboxing – Geocaching and Rubber Stamps – What Do They Have to Do with Each Other?
Letterboxing is the low tech forerunner of Geocaching, and it is done with clues and a rubber stamp. You can find lists of letterboxes by state on the Internet, along with clues on how to find the letterbox.
Hey you, too much pride to stop and ask for directions? Get lost often? Meant to take a shortcut, yet added an hour to your route because you got lost? Yeah, I used to be that way too; that was until I was given the greatest gift of all; the Garmin Nuvi 200 GPS Navigation!
Do you sometimes look at your tiny little GPS device and wondered how and why scientists thought of such an invention? Here is a brief history of GPS technology.
How do GPS Devices Work?
What has thirty-one continuously broadcasting atomic-clock-equipped satellites orbiting the earth? What piece of inexpensive consumer gear listens for the signals and determines location based on triangulation and timing between the satellites? Here we'll look at the basics of how GPS works.
Just exactly what is geocaching? Here, we'll take a look at this high-tech form of treasure hunting that is taking the world by storm. All you need to get started is a GPS and a sense of adventure.
The portable GPS market is facing stiff pressure from the competition of the growing popularity of cell phones with GPS navigation functionality. Here's a brief comparison of these two navigation systems to help you decide which one to use.
There are two types of GPS vehicle tracking systems: passive and active. The passive vehicle tracking systems store GPS location, speed, heading and sometime a trigger event such as key on/off, door open/closed.
This article describes some important benefits of the GPS vehicle tracking system.
The GPS navigation system helps you keep the track of your vehicles and find the correct paths to your destination. Let us see the various components of the car GPS navigation system.
"Geocaching was the first activity to combine Global Positioning System technology and the Internet for real-world treasure hunting." – Groundspeak, Inc.
So, what exactly is Geocaching and how do you become a participant in this rapidly growing game? Read on to learn more.


All residential properties in the Town are provided with a 120L general waste bin (red lid) and 240L recycling bin (yellow lid) as a standard service.
If the standard service does not meet the needs of your family there are options available to you to vary your bins to match your requirements.
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Bright Light Social Hour
Jan 12 • MOTR Pub
By Brian Baker
If you missed the Bright Light Social Hour when it shredded at last fall's MidPoint festivities, the acclaimed Austin quartet must have missed you too, because the band has notched a slot on their winter tour for another swing through Cincinnati to level any shaky structures that survived the last visit.
Pinning down the BLSH's sound is like describing the contents of a blender on puree. On its eponymous 2010 debut album, the group evokes the spirit of the '70s with shards of Southern Garage Rock, Psychedelic Soul, electric R&B/Funk, Indie Pop and thunderously elemental Hard Rock, represented by acid-washed church and Farfisa organ, searing slide guitar and chunky riffage, Pop melodicism and a funky, slinky rhythm section, all in the service of songs that are compellingly contemporary and utterly appealing.
The BLSH's efforts have not gone unnoticed — the band's live shows are achieving the kind of word-of-mouth legend that followed the early Allman Brothers sets, and the group scored big at the Austin Music Awards during last year's SXSW celebration with an almost inconceivable six wins: Band of the Year, Album of the Year, Song of the Year (for "Detroit"), Best Bass Guitar (for Jack O'Brien), Best Keyboards (for A.J. Vincent) and Best Producer (for Danny Reisch's work on the debut).
Forget the social network; what you need is an incurable dose of the Bright Light Social Hour's power.


COLUMBUS, OH / ACCESSWIRE / January 28, 2015 / Weeks after the recent DC Metro train incident that led to one death and 80 individuals being hospitalized, neither the company nor the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) can identify the source of the electrical issue that caused the problem. This underscores a need in the railway industry for early problem identification of electrical problems that cause power outages, subsequent delays, and even safety issues.
A predictive technology company in Columbus, Ohio may be able to shed some light on the problem. "When electrical equipment on railway systems fail and cause an outage, it is the result of a process of gradual degradation that has been occurring over time," states John Lauletta, CEO of Exacter, Inc., a predictive technology company that serves the electric utility industry. "A predictive sign of this degradation is the emission of RF signals caused by arcing, leaking, or tracking of electrical components."
Exacter, Inc., has a proprietary technology that can identify deteriorated electrical equipment conditions on any electric system including railway systems, utility grids, substations, or industrial locations prior to a failure. http://www.exacterinc.com/railway-services.
Exacter's predictive technology is currently used by utilities as an early warning system for identifying degraded conditions on the electrical grid. Exacter-equipped vehicles drive along power lines and pinpoint the location of predictive RF Failure Signatur(TM) emissions. These Failure Signatures are identified, located, mapped and investigated. http://www.exacterinc.com/.
"For railways and mass transit systems, our technology would survey lines as a quality control or problem-identification measure," continued Lauletta. "Our Field Engineers would then go to the locations and identify the degraded component.Continued monitoring would identify opportunities for further investigation, component removal, or maintenance by the railway provider." http://www.exacterinc.com/railway-services.
In the utility industry, an Exacter technology survey uncovers 1 problem every 7 miles of line. "We expect finding problems on railway lines will be a much easier process for us because trains are running the lines daily. Our equipment on the trains could provide continuous monitoring, providing early alerts of potential problems, and create a new quality assurance system for the electrical railway system."
Finding root causes of electrical problems is a major challenge in the utility industry, so it is no surprise that as the NTSB and DC Metro continue to investigate the problem. They still have no answer as to the source of the electrical smoke in the cabins. "Troubleshooting electrical systems is a big part of what we do. In the utility industry, we are engaged to define hard-to-find root causes impacting system reliability," concluded Lauletta. "Deploying Exacter technology on rail systems would enable conditions-based maintenance of the electrical system, and identify opportunities to avoid future outages."


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Heliacus asteleformis is een slakkensoort uit de familie van de Architectonicidae. De wetenschappelijke naam van de soort is voor het eerst geldig gepubliceerd in 1965 door Powell.

Architectonicidae


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Q: handling ajax call with jquery,ebeans in play framework This is my first time with Play framework and I am trying to design an application that will help manage arrangement of items in shelves of a rack. I have put an background image on a droppable div to display a rack. What I want to do is, on drop function store the images location in the database so that it can be retrieved the next time I enter and position the image in the same location. I am getting the top and left values through
stop: function(event, ui) {
    // Show dropped position.
    var Stoppos = $(this).position();
    $(this).addClass("postn");
    var pos = $("div#stop").text("STOP: \nLeft: "+ Stoppos.left + "\nTop: " + Stoppos.top);

}

displays dropped position

Can anyone tell me
1)how I should pass the data in the Ajax call
2)how to handle it in Applications method.
Thanx in advance.

A: Managed to get a hold on the ajax call and the Applications method:
//AJAX
    $.ajax({
        type: "POST",
          url: "@routes.Application.myMethod()",
          data: {
              Left:Stoppos.left,
              Top:Stoppos.top
          },
          dataType:"Json",
          success: function(data) {
                 alert("success");
               },
                error :function(){
                    alert("error");

                }

//Applications

    public static Result myMethod() {
        Map<String, String[]> parameters = request().body().asFormUrlEncoded();
        String top = parameters.get("Top")[0];
        String left = parameters.get("Left")[0];
        System.out.println(top+" "+left);
        return ok(Json.toJson(1));
}

I'll post the ebean insert to the db once I get it.

A: in playframework 2 you can call directly a controller action via ajax example :
jsRoutes.controllers.YourController.YourMethod().ajax({
            type: "POST",
            url: "url",
            data: yourData,
            dataType: 'text',
            contentType:'application/json',
            success: function(msg){alert(msg)}

in the controller :
   @BodyParser.Of( play.mvc.BodyParser.Json.class )
    public static Result retrievePlaces(){
response().setContentType( "application/json" );
JsonNode json = request().body().as(JsonNode.class);
JsonNode jsonRequest = request().body().asJson();
String var1= jsonRequest.findPath("yourVar").getTextValue();
String var2= jsonRequest.findPath("YourVae").getTextValue();
        ObjectNode result = Json.newObject();
result.put("status", "OK");
return ok(result);
    }

A: in the success of your javascript you have to call again your JS method maybe try this for all your JS file (it is better when yo use jquery)
   !function( $ ) {

     function nameFunction() {
    ...
 }
    nameFunction()
    }( jQuery )

i think your javascript is not called, try the javascript debugger in chrome and add a breakpoint in your js code id not pass by the breakpoint your code is not called
so when you are in success call "nameFunction()" please.
If you want use javascript you have to use a javascript debugger!!!!!


Hulu is amping up its television slate these days after achieving a historic best series win at the Emmys ahead of rivals Netflix and Amazon, and here we have one of its more high-profile shows, billed as a miniseries. Osama Bin Laden and the September 11th terrorist attacks have understandably played a huge part in American cinema in the past twelve or so years, dating back to the concurrent releases of "United 93" and "World Trade Center," the first films to truly dramatize the attacks on a large scale. I was extremely impressed by Kathryn Bigelow's "Zero Dark Thirty," which traced the search for Bin Laden after the attacks, and I still contend that it was the subject of unnecessary backlash about some of its content and is considerably better than most people think. Now, this miniseries does its best to blame the lack of cooperation between the CIA and the FBI for the fact that Bin Laden was able to pull off the attacks. While theoretically intriguing, we do know how it all ends, making how things get there less enticing. What's most notable about this first episode is that it was directed by Alex Gibney, the master documentarian who won an Oscar for "Taxi to the Dark Side." While I did recognize the likes of Peter Sarsgaard, Michael Stuhlbarg (by his voice only), Tahar Rahim from "A Prophet," Wrenn Schmidt from "Person of Interest," and Bill Camp from "The Night Of," I suspect that this series, based on a book by Lawrence Wright, might have worked better as nonfiction. Jeff Daniels, who has lately become known for a certain type of role, is at his least snappy and sarcastic, and the revelation that he has three separate families to come home to doesn't add much since he still seems focused on his work whenever he needs to be. I'm moderately interested in watching the second episode, which has already been released along with the third in typical Hulu fashion, but I'm not optimistic after this.
How will it work as a series? There seems to be a focus on the testimony that came much after the events of September 11th occurred, and so that seems like the best way to anchor the story since everything has to lead to communication failing so miserably that the attacks do in fact happen. It could be worthwhile to watch, but there's something missing here.
How long will it last? Technically, it's a miniseries, so I don't see a reason why it would continue. Another show of the same sort from Gibney, however, might be in the cards if it's successful. Ratings data is never immediately available for streaming shows, but the most measurable figure is how good the reviews are, which in this case appear to be relatively positive.


A rose-breasted grosbeak, one of the species-at-risk due to global warming. PinP photo.
In 1962, Rachel Carson warned that pesticides, particularly DDT, would lead to springs without birdsong, as she wrote in her book "Silent Spring." Carson's forecast kick-started an environmental movement and was instrumental in the Environmental Protection Agency's decision to ban the pesticides 10 years later, so her descriptions of deathly quiet did not come to pass. Story here.


Fancy building a 652bhp 4WD electric supercar?
Take YASA P400 motors and an Xtrac P1227 lightweight transmission and the considerable expertise of Williams Advanced Engineering and build upon their FW-EVX rolling chassis.
Williams has wrapped up its expertise from designing and making carbonfibre racing cars, the batteries for Formula E and YASA P400 e-motors, into the FW-EVX. It's a rolling chassis that could be used by an existing or start-up car brand. The end result should be an EV that would have a combination of power, range and light weight that none of the big players have managed or expect to manage.
The weight is the really impressive bit. What you see here, the chassis with batteries, motors and electronics, even the wheels and tyres, is 955kg. Williams says it can do a vehicle the size of a BMW M4 for 1750kg.
The gains come from system integration. Like a racing car everything has been designed to work together. The main sills don't only co-depend on the battery modules for structure, they cool them too.
Because it's light, it's efficient, and so Williams says it can do 343 miles on the official test cycle with just an 80kWh battery. That's usefully beyond the '500km' [312 miles] that most European premium makers are aiming at.


A Complete range of track maintenance machinery is available for all major maintenance operations. Major track maintenance machines such as continuous tampers, ballast regulators, dynamic track stabilisers, ballast under cutters and cleaners as well as overhead maintenance vehicles are available. Medium size equipment for small spot tamping, track lifting and lining applications are also available. A few examples are listed below.
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The dynamic track stabiliser is used during new track construction and maintenance operations and is designed to stabilise the track bed.
The ballast transport wagon is self propelled and hydraulically driven and adopts a feeding and return operation that is variably controlled and adjusted.
Bi directional ballast regulators are available for the distribution and profiling of ballast during construction and maintenance of rail track systems.
A complete range of equipment is available for ballast undercutting and cleaning operations during the overhaul of rail track systems.
This dual head mini tamping machine is designed for small "spot-tamping" operations and is worked by two operators.
The turnout lifting machine uses a high stroke hydraulic lifting system that is powered by either a diesel (15t lifting capacity) or electromotor (10t lifting capacity).
This hydraulic track lifting and lining machine is suitable for operating on all types of rail.
The Tamping machine is mainly used for railway construction, overhaul and maintenance operations. These machines can be used in conjunction with other maintenance machinery such as ballast regulators, ballast cleaning ant stabilising machines.