Accessorize is without a doubt one of my favourite shops on the high street. I do find it a little bit overpriced so I don't tend to shop there as often as I would like but it's way up there on my fantasy trolley dash list. One of the best things about sales is that they can give you the opportunity to buy things that you really, really want for a cheaper price and that's exactly what happened in this case.
A few month ago now Accessorize launched a collaboration with jewellery designer and daughter of the Monsoon and Accessorize founder Peter Simon, Zara Simon. The range Z For Accessorize features a wide variety of hand crafted, gold plated jewellery pieces, some of which contain crystals and semi precious gemstones. For me it was love at first sight and ever since the launch I've lusted after the entire collection.
As soon as the Christmas shipping deadline passed I started stalking the site, with my fingers tightly crossed that at least one or two pieces would make it into the sale, I was in luck most of the items that I wanted did appear in the sale, and whilst some of the discounts weren't huge, they made it easier for me to justify buying as many items as I did.
I'm not usually a matchy, matchy person but I decided to go for a matching set and get the Aura Precious Stone Stud Earrings in White Moonstone to match.
The stud earrings appear to have been discontinued which is a shame I paid £6 for these but you can get similar drop earrings in the range for around £15.
All good things come in 3's so I also got the matching Aura Precious Stone Ring in Moonstone too. Again I love the faceting and the way it plays with the light and takes on my skin tone. I have really chubby fingers so I went for the Large size in all of the rings and they fit comfortably on both of my ring fingers. I would love it if in future they did the rings in XL but I love the rings in this range so much I'm sure I'll cope.
I paid £7.50 for this ring and whilst this particular shade is no longer available you can still get the green and pink variants for £15 each.
The rings in this collection really were the thing that caught my eye so I bought another 3. First up I got the Aura Precious Stone Ring is another variant. The shape is ever so slightly different and this time the ring features a Labradorite stone. Again it's faceted and slightly translucent so it takes on the warm tones of the skin beneath.
This one was also £7.50 and yet again it's no longer available on the Accessorize website but similar rings are around £15 and the 2 other Labradorite rings they have are £17 and £25 each.
The next ring that I got is also from the Aura range but this time it's the Mini Aura Precious Stone Ring. The stone is an Aqua Chalcedony, a gorgeous pale, smoky, sea green. Again it's faceted but this time it's an almost checker board facet and the setting and shape is a lot more regular and symmetrical.
This ring was £7 and surprise, surprise it's not available on the website either. Some of the green versions of the other rings though are made using the same gemstone but they aren't quite as delicate as this one.
All of the Aura rings can also be worn stacked for a different look but keeping with the more delicate theme, my final Z For Accessorize purchase is something that I would personally wear all it's own.
I am so, so pleased with all the Z For Accessorize items that I ordered. The quality is great and I just love the style. Finances permitting I will be back for more and I've already got the Isha necklace, and the Jupiter ring in my sights.
I did buy one tiny other thing and it was something that I didn't need but I couldn't resist, the Feeling Lucky Coin Purse.
I'm a cat lover, and I love the whole idea of the Maneki Neko, or lucky cat. The cute zipped coin purse is covered in chubby looking cartoon white cats and I'm really hoping it brings me a bit of luck. Like so many of the things in this haul it's no longer available but for £3.50 I think it was money well spent, even if I have a little less to put in it.
I like the Feeling Lucky Coin Purse. It's lovely!!


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Wonderfood Museum @ Penang: Get Hungry there !
Fest your senses on te world's 1st amazing food wonderland journey Have you ever seen a giant sized bowl of Penang Laksa, Chedol and durian? Ever wanted to know and see the world's most expensive foods? Come embark on a sensorially stimulating journey with Wonderfood Museum Penang.
Discover some of Malaysia's and the world's most amazing foods in Penang- the food capital of Malaysia!
Wonderfood Museum Penang is the world's 1st food-themed fantasy exhibition to showcase an array of world-class ultra-realistic food replica presentation. It's where your imagination can go wild as you discover some Malaysia's best and outstanding food-themed creative works.
Learn how our creative talents explore and convey their creativity in way you've never imagined before.


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Географија
Бања је смештена у источном делу Северне Македоније. Од најближег града, Кочана, насеље је удаљено 8 km западно.

Насеље Бања се налази у историјској области Кочанско поље. Подручје јужно од насеља је долинско и добро обрађено. Северно од насеља издижу се први огранци југозападног дела Осоговских планина. Надморска висина насеља је приближно 350 метара.

Месна клима је умерено континентална.

Становништво
Бања је према последњем попису из 2002. године имала 402 становника.

Претежно становништво у насељу су етнички Македонци (98%), а остало су Срби. Све до почетка 20. века насеље је било насељено искључиво Турцима.

Већинска вероисповест месног становништва је православље.

Извори
 Попис у Македонији 2002. - Књига 10.

Спољашње везе

Општина Чешиново-Облешево
Насељена места у Северној Македонији
Википројект географија/Насеља у Македонији

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i) Total Professional Experience of 3 years for Diploma Holders or 5 years for others in Infrastructure Projects of Signalling with the Signalling Contractors for RRI/SSI/PI.
iii) having at least 7 years experience in maintenance of RRI/PI/SSI as ESM and above or 5 years construction experience as ESM and above in S&T Department of Railways.
ITI/ 10th Standard or Diploma in Electronics/ Electrical/Mechanical Engineering from recognized institution.
Experience in maintenance/Installation, testing & commissioning of RRI/PI/SSI for at least 3 years.
Note: The incumbent must have successfully passed training course for ESM at Zonal System Technical Training Centre for a) and b) above .However, the Employer at its sole discretion may accept a personnel not having passed such training course with the undertaking from the Consultant that he will depute such person for training at his own cost as per instructions of the Employer failing which services of the incumbent will be liable to be terminated. Till successful completion of training, such personnel shall be paid @ 90% of the accepted rate for that category. No remuneration shall be payable by the Employer for such persons during the training period.
Ideal candidate will be organized, have a strong sense of urgency and quick follow up, driven by results, and have a positive attitude.


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ExploreAustraliaNew South WalesSydneyThe Best New Year's Eve 2016 Parties in Sydney
The Best New Year's Eve 2016 Parties in Sydney
By Alex Greig - Online Writer
Welcome 2017 in high style at one of Sydney's waterside hotspots. The city is renowned for its New Year's Eve antics, not least the fireworks, which become more spectacular every year. There are still tickets available to some of Sydney's best New Year's Eve events – and they all have front-row seats to the show. Check out our list and have the party to end all parties on New Year's Eve 2016.
Harbour Hoopla
Roll up, roll up! Making its premiere in the New Year's Eve line-up is a vintage circus-themed party. At Tarpeian Way in the Royal Botanic Garden, the Harbour Hoopla promises an evening of games, circus performances and an electro-swing DJ with Sydney Harbour as the backdrop. Every ticket-holder gets a picnic box and a bottle of water on arrival, then you're free to explore sideshow alley, have your fortune told and hone your skills at a workshop – just in case you're planning to run away to the circus.
Tarpeian Way, The Royal Botanic Garden, Mrs Macquaries Road, Sydney; 1300 111 369
Cost $229.20 per person
Luna Park Harbour Party
Luna Park is a pretty convincing option: the location is top-notch, the rides run all night, and the party doesn't stop until 3am. There are ticket options for those who just want to eat from a food truck, party at the bar and go on rides all night; and there are options for revellers who'd rather watch the fireworks, cocktail in hand, or partake of canapés and an open bar. The choice is yours.
1 Olympic Drive, Milson's Point; (02) 9033 7676
Cost general admission is $139 with ticket options topping out at $569 for the Palais VIP ticket.
Put your dancing shoes on for a night of bottomless Champagne, Cuban-inspired canapés, rum cocktails and dancing. The Pullman Quay Grand Sydney Harbour's Hacienda bar is like a swank downtown Miami bar, circa 1950. Watch ferries and party boats criss-crossing the water from the bar, which is lush with greenery, before the real fireworks go off – on the dance floor! Cha-cha-cha!
61 Macquarie Street, Sydney; (02) 9256 4000
Cost tickets start from $800 per person
Celebrate with the view those elephants get every day at Taronga Zoo. There are loads of party options at Taronga, from outdoor picnics to sit-down meals. Dress up for the Glitz and Glamour Dinner at the Harbourview Terrace where there's a five-course feast, live music and dancing. The Celebrate Sydney Dinner in the Harbourview Ballroom is less formal but no less fun. Guest will dine at long communal tables and there are live DJs and dancing. A shuttle bus will run between Taronga and Central Station, North Sydney and Manly. For a really laidback zoo experience, opt for a picnic ticket and bring a spread to enjoy while you watch the fireworks, or buy food and drink on-site.
Bradley's Head Road, Mosman; (02) 9969 2777
Picnic: adults $190; kids $100; $490 for a family of four. Kids under three are free.
Glitz and Glamour Dinner: $595 per person
Celebrate Sydney Social-Style Dinner: $495 per person
Glitz and Glamour Dinner: Black tie
Barangaroo has really come into its own in 2016, with a huge number of great waterfront restaurants opening their doors. The southern precinct, where said establishments are located, is open on New Year's Eve, but Barangaroo Reserve is ticketed. The reserve has spectacular views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Balmain and Goat Island and opens from 6pm. There will be roving entertainers, plenty of space to spread your picnic blanket and bars on-site. Partygoers can bring a picnic, or hampers are available when you buy tickets.
Barangaroo Reserve, Hickson Road, Sydney; (02) 9255 1712
Cost Adults $29.50 plus booking fee; kids $5 plus booking fee.
Midnight at the Oasis is a proper grown-ups event. Guests will arrive at the Fleet Steps at Mrs Macquaries Point and make their way to a waterside garden sanctuary set with white-clothed tables. From their reserved seats, revellers will have some of the best views in town of Sydney Harbour, including the Opera House, Farm Cove and the bridge, without the clamour of more congested harbour areas. A three-course meal will be served, after which the dancing will begin. There's a live band, DJ and the Champagne will flow. As the night wears on, a late supper will be served.
Fleet Steps South, Mrs Macquaries Point, The Domain; (02) 9231 8111
Cost $415 per person plus booking fee
Dress code Cocktail (high heels are not recommended)
Sometimes, Sydney Harbour gets a bit much: the crowds, the clamour, the desperate search for a public toilet. What if we told you there's a way to experience the glory of a Sydney New Year's Eve from a slight remove? No, not watching it on TV at home – from an ISLAND. Cockatoo Island, to be precise. Far from the penal colony it once was, the harbour isle is a prime party spot, with an excellent vantage point for fireworks and tons of options for sleeping (as if you'll be getting any).
Sydney Harbour; (02) 8969 2100
Cost Two-night minimum; camping from $595; glamping packages from $750.
Usher in 2017 by getting down at Darling Harbour's Café del Mar where international DJ Purple Disco Machine will be supported by a line-up of artists. Choose either the canapé package, which includes delicious finger food all night; or the dining package, which is a three-course set menu. The open-air setting offers brilliant views of the Darling Harbour fireworks.
Cockle Bay Wharf, 35 Wheat Road, Sydney; (02) 9267 6700
Cost Canapés package $99 per person plus booking fee; dining package $179 per person plus booking fee.
Squeeze through the sea of humanity down at Circular Quay to the best-positioned bar in Sydney. Opera Bar, set beneath those iconic sails right on Sydney Harbour, has been throwing one heck of a party for 14 years running. This year, its Endless Summer theme will be played out with dancing beneath palm trees, pineapple cocktails and five hours worth of delicious canapés.
Tip: arrive on time to nab a spot by the water.
Sydney Opera House, Macquarie Street, Sydney; (02) 9247 1666
Cost $440 per person
SEE ALSO: The Best Rooftop Bars in Sydney
The Theatre Bar at the End of the Wharf
The Sydney Theatre Company's bar is a great spot to watch the sun go down any day of the week, but on New Year's Eve, the water truly glitters. The open-plan bar at Walsh Bay has views of the western side of the Harbour Bridge and across the water from North Sydney to Balmain. The fireworks will be in full effect from this vantage point, and with the help of DJ Charlie Villas, so will the dance floor. Canapes will be served and the staff will ensure everyone has a glass of sparkling in hand at the stroke of midnight.
Pier 4, Hickson Road, Walsh Bay; (02) 9250 1761
Cost $275 plus booking fee
See also: Where to Eat If You're Pulling an All-Nighter
Your Cheat Sheet for Discovering Barangaroo
Where to Eat and Drink in Sydney's Woolloomooloo
The Fullerton – Hotel Review
Australia's Newest Luxury Lodge Combines Indulgence and Nature

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I get that "mad" thing quite a lot. Fortunately that is part of my truth. Aho!
This is exciting to see. Thanks for the invite.
To celebrate this momentous occasion, a song.
Inspirational Dixie, I swear I could taste pomegranates when I read this. Nourishment for a weary traveler!
This speaks to my heart, and soul. It is beauty itself, expressed in words, and truths.
Thank you Shawn. I'm glad my truth touched a truth for you.


U.S. Marine Sgt. Keith Turnbow grew up in a broken home in Florida and later New Jersey. Despite these challenges, he rose above it to become one of the most popular kids in his high school, even being voted Prom King.
After high school, he enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps in 2004 where he was promoted to Private First Class following completion of his training. In 2005, after just two months of infantry training, he was deployed to Iraq with the 2nd Light Armor Recon. A few weeks into his service in Iraq, Turnbow's vehicle was hit directly by an IED. He was the only one to take the blast directly and it was later found to cause a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI).
However, he remained on active duty and continued to witness incredible carnage and death of his fellow military service members. He returned home in 2006 as a changed man, no longer the effusive, friendly person he had been in high school and accepted an opportunity to return to Iraq in 2007.
After his second deployment, he reenlisted as a combat instructor at the School of Infantry. In 2010, he reconnected with Magdiel, a former high school classmate. They married and have four children.
In 2014, he medically retired and is currently a full-time student and is focused on being a role model for his family.
Turnbow, who was promoted to Sergeant in less than three years, was recognized with multiple awards including Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal, Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Model, Humanitarian Service Media and Iraq Campaign Medal.
Operation FINALLY HOME and Dunbar Builders, in partnership with Southern Living, are teaming to provide the Turnbow family with a custom-built, mortgage-free home.


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Query: NC_012962:4942000 Photorhabdus asymbiotica, complete genome
Lineage: Photorhabdus asymbiotica; Photorhabdus; Enterobacteriaceae; Enterobacteriales; Proteobacteria; Bacteria
General Information: This strain is a North American clinical isolate from human blood. Photorhabdus asymbiota, formerly Xenorhabdus luminescens, has been isolated from human wound and blood infections often in association with spider bites. This species can also be isolated from the entomopathogenic nematode Heterorhabditis indica. Photorhabdus asymbiota is divided into two subspecies, subsp. australis which contains the Australian clinical isolates and subsp. asymbiota which contains the North American isolates. Photorhabdus is currently subdivided into three species, luminescens, temperate and asymbiotica all of which have been isolated as symbionts of heterorhabditid nematodes. This organism is unusual in that it is symbiotic within one insect, and pathogenic in another, the only organism that is known to exhibit this dual phenotype.
Subject: NC_007613:761234 Shigella boydii Sb227, complete genome
Lineage: Shigella boydii; Shigella; Enterobacteriaceae; Enterobacteriales; Proteobacteria; Bacteria
General Information: This strain is an isolate from an epidemic that took place in China in the 1950s. Causes dysentery. This genus is named for the Japanese scientist (Shiga) who first discovered these organisms in the 1890s. They are closely related to the Escherichia group, and may be considered the same species. These organisms are human-specific pathogens that are transmitted via contaminated food and water and are the leading causes of endemic bacillary dysentery, causing over 160 million cases of infection and 1 million deaths yearly worldwide. The bacteria infect the epithelial lining of the colon, causing acute inflammation by entering the host cell cytoplasm and spreading intercellularly. are extremely virulent organisms that can cause an active infection after a very low exposure. Both the type III secretion system, which delivers effector molecules into the host cell, and some of the translocated effectors such as the invasion plasmid antigens (Ipas), are encoded on the plasmid. The bacterium produces a surface protein that localizes to one pole of the cell (IcsA) which binds to and promotes actin polymerization, resulting in movement of the bacterium through the cell cytoplasm, and eventually to neighboring cells, which results in inflammatory destruction of the mucosal lining. Shigella boydii is uncommon except in India, where it was first isolated. Progression to clinical dysentery occurs in most patients infected with this organism.


Should Not Working Spouses Buy Whole Life Insurance?
Should your Non Working Spouse Purchase Whole Life Insurance?
Should your Non Working Spouse Purchase Whole Life Insurance? When to Consider a permanent Contract for a Stay at Home Mom/Dad.
Whole life insurance is a form of permanent life insurance that builds up cash value. The cash value slowly builds over time. In a typical whole life policy there is little if any cash accumulation for the first five years. Depending on the policy and insuring company the real value of a whole life policy starts to appear somewhere between years 14 to 20. As opposed to term life insurance, whole life though, is much more expensive. This is often 8 to 12 times more the cost.
The value of whole life insurance for the typical american is usually only if they are able to pay each and every year. Although these policies allow for loans and withdrawals, the math of the cash accumulation does not really pay out when the withdrawals and loans are used. Since the optimal benefit of whole life is really only seen when it is paid for each and every year for 20 or so years in a row, it can be a difficult suggestion, in my opinion, to suggest such insurance policies to most people. Let alone non working partners.
When should a Non Working Spouse Purchasing a Whole Life Insurance?
One reason why a non working spouse may want to consider a whole life policy is because they may have limited access to retirement accounts, such as 401Ks and Roth 401Ks. However, typically a non working spouse is still able to contribute to an IRA account when they are married to a working spouse. Since the stay at home spouse is obviously not bringing in money it might be difficult to suggest to a stay at home dad or mom, to pledge to plunk down $8,000 per year for an expensive permanent life insurance contract each and every year. Obviously you would be completely dependent on the income of the working spouse.
It may make more sense for the non working spouse to consider it if they are healthier, younger, or have other less extreme underwriting criteria. In other words the the working mom is a hang glider, but the stay at home dad is not. Of note whenever couples purchase any form of life insurance and one person is working and the other is not, is that life insurance companies do not often prefer to write more life insurance face value on the non working partner. Therefore you may need to write a tandem term policy on the working mom in this situation.
It is also possible that the stay at home dad may not be able to qualify for a term life insurance policy and hence needs to purchase a form of whole life called guaranteed issue. This is not optimal, but it may be the best that you can do.
There are really two optimal scenarios that I see for a Non Working Spouse Purchase Whole Life Insurance. There probably could be others, that I would be open to discussing with potential clients, but the following two, have solid financial, ethical, and value based reasons.
For use with a Special Needs Trust. A special needs trust could be set up for someone that may need constant care for the rest of their lives. This trust, almost always set up with a lawyer would allow for money to be set aside. The Life Insurance component could be used a a relatively guaranteed means of funding this trust. When I say "relatively guaranteed" – I mean about as guaranteed as you are able find in the financial world. You would want to discuss this with both your attorney and your financial adviser before proceeding. The "owner" of the trust and the "beneficiary" of it are of paramount importance in the life contract's creation.
For the Ultra High Net Worth Couple that is using Permanent Life Insurance possibly in conjunction with Life Insurance Trusts for both Asset protection and for Inheritance/ Tax Reasons. This would be done with a bevy of accountants, financial professionals, and attorneys. When I say Ultra High Net Worth, I'm referring to people that are easily worth more than say Ten Million US Dollars. People that probably make in excess of $700,000 to $800,000 per year. Clients that are concerned with passing down more money to their heirs than is allowed without substantial inheritance taxes becoming involved.
What About for Everyone Else?
For the vast majority of folks the non working spouse should consider hard, the use of a term life insurance policy. Typically for a length that allows their youngest child to reach maturity and/or college. For some, that is a is a twenty year level term life policy. For others it may be a fifteen year. Term life is simple, efficient, and easy to compare. Unlike whole life insurance, One policy can easily be valued against another. In as little as fifteen minutes a stay at home mom can evaluated quotes from six different companies. Can you do that with whole life?
If the situation arises when you cannot somehow pay your term life insurance policy, than the policy will expire and you will no longer be insured. However, this will not put your investments at risk. Imagine if your 401K had this issue? Does your 401K expire if you miss an investment year? Keep in mind that a whole life policy though, may be 8 to 12 times more expensive. If you cannot afford a term life policy for a given year, how would you have ever been able to afford a whole life contract?
So, Should your Non Working Spouse Purchase Whole Life Insurance? Should a Stay at home Dad consider Whole Life Insurance? Should they purchase this policy say from their local property and causality insurance agent that sold them their home insurance? In general, I do not believe so, I don't believe that it is warranted for them. Instead of purchasing a $100,000 whole life policy for them, consider a $200,000 20 year term policy for the non working spouse and a companion (completely separate) insurance contract for the working spouse of the same amounts and durations. With the excess money not spent, you can up your contributions to your 401K, Roth IRA, pay down your mortgage, and set up an emergency fund.
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and all is well in the jungle.
Large and small leaves interweave and make way, sprout and grow, repair and protect. The vegetation intertwines in the jungle and goes way up. A wraparound headboard, modern and classic at the same time, a design that is imposing but minimal, a precious and careful workmanship.
The headboard is made of solid fir, padded. The upholstery is quilted with leaves motifs.


The launch of Osborne's flagship policy, the National Living Wage (NLW), was the headline news in 2015. Set at £7.20/hr for workers over 25, the NLW increased pay by £910*per annum for 1.3m of the UK's lowest paid full-time workers.
While this is great news for employees, the pressure it puts on business growth and job creation has been cited as a cause for concern.
Right from reduced profits, age discrimination, hiring freezes, through to a ban on overtime, the increased wage bill is said to be making a significant impact on businesses.
We have put together the following steps small business owners can take to mitigate the said negative impact.
With business owners across the UK affected, business operating in particular areas, and of certain sizes, will face a bigger burden. Maybe you need a total rethink of how your business is organised. Start with the numbers. How many of your employees are over 25? What is the projected wage increase to your business? Include the additional costs of pensions, holiday pay, statutory sick pay, etc.
With additional employment costs like pension auto-enrolment and the apprenticeship levy round the corner, it important to prepare business forecasts. A good quality forecast will give you a dashboard view of the future income and expenditure, allowing you to mitigate the impact of NLW. It's no secret that businesses with proper forecasts, grow more than the ones that don't.
In case you decide to reduce staff numbers, consider how you can improve productivity and performance. Could an investment in staff training help? Could you cut overall hours while increasing pay? Will giving more tasks and responsibilities to better paid employees help get the most out of every hour in the day?
While some businesses have, unappealingly, cut pay for workers under 25 in a bid to mitigate cost, others are trying to bypass the legislation by hiring workers under 25. Such approaches could lead to disgruntled colleagues, so you must be very careful.
Is your recruitment strategy fit for purpose? Sometimes stepping away from the traditional working contracts and exploring an outsourcing option to grow your staff without hiring could be a way to keep costs down.
It's not advisable to pass wage costs to the customer, especially if you are in a competitive industry. But if that's the only option, it needs to be introduced carefully, and in discussion with your customers.
In summary, the NLW will affect some businesses more than others. Our key piece of advice is to address the challenges of how to manage costs, and increase turnover or profitability.


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Hunting in Nebraska
Nebraska Hunting at Glance
The state of Nebraska is a hunter's paradise with big and small game, birds, and waterfowl, as well as plenty of open space. From the gentle slopes of eastern Nebraska to the vast cattle ranches and world-famous Sandhills, there's plenty of space for deer, pronghorn, elk, pheasants, and other species.
Nebraska is a destination for upland bird hunters, especially for pheasants, bobwhite quail, greater prairie chickens, and sharp-tailed grouse. Turkeys are also numerous throughout the state. In terms of waterfowl, more than fifteen distinct species of ducks pass through the state each year, and goose hunting is popular in every region.
Nebraska ranks #15 in the nation for hunting license per capita and has a strong hunting culture with over 9.4% of the population classified as registered hunters.
Hunter %
The state of Nebraska is predominantly private land and only 1.42% of the total acres could be considred huntable public land. In fact, Nebraska ranks #46 overall in acres of public huntable land.
Private Land 48,392,340 98.35% 3
Tribal Land 23,800 0.05% 24
Nebraska ranks #15 for the percentage of private land vs total acres and number 24 in terms of acres of tribal land.
Nebraska Hunting Seasons & Requirements
For the most accurate information on Nebraska Hunting Seasons, along with the state's requirements for tag and bag limits, it's a good idea to check with the Nebraska DNR. We've provided their contact information below, along with links to helpful resources, including licensing.
Nebraska DNR
2200 N. 33rd St.
Nebraska DNR Website
Nebraska Hunting License
Nebraska Hunting Resources
Popular Game to Hunt in Nebraska
There are many different types of hunting available in Nebraska, but some of the most popular include deer hunting, elk hunting, and turkey hunting. Read on for the complete list.
Small Game Hunting in Nebraska
Nebraska is home to a variety of small game, making it a popular destination for hunters from all over the country. The most popular species to hunt are pheasant, quail, rabbit, and turkey. Pheasant hunting is particularly popular in the western part of the state, where the majority of the pheasant population is concentrated. Quail hunting is also popular in this region, as the rocky terrain provides ideal habitat for these birds. Rabbit and turkey hunting are more commonly found in the eastern part of Nebraska, where the terrain is more open and there is less brush. However, all five of these animals can be found throughout the state, providing ample opportunity for hunters to find their perfect game.
Big Game Hunting in Nebraska
The most popular big game animals to hunt in Nebraska are white-tailed deer, mule deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, and elk. White-tailed deer are the most populous big game animal in Nebraska, with an estimated population of around 500,000. Mule deer are found in western Nebraska, and their populations have been gradually increasing in recent years. Pronghorn can be found in the sandhills of central Nebraska, while bighorn sheep are found in the mountains of northwestern Nebraska. Elk are found in the northeastern part of the state. Hunting these animals requires a license and can only be done during specific seasons, so it is important to check the regulations before planning a trip. With its abundant wildlife and wide open spaces, Nebraska is a paradise for hunters.
Where are the Best Areas to Hunt in Nebraska
Nebraska offers great hunting opportunities across the state, both on public and private land. We've included some of the best areas for public hunting below and as we have access we'll be adding more private land too.
Nebraska Hunting on Private Land
Popular Public Hunting Land in Nebraska
Nebraska is home to some of the best hunting grounds in the country. From the expansive grasslands of the Sandhills to the wooded river valleys of the Niobrara, there is a wealth of diversity to be found in the state's landscape. Public hunting land can be found throughout Nebraska, but there are a few places that stand out as being particularly popular among hunters. Platte River State Park is a great spot for deer and turkey hunting, while Smith Falls State Park boasts excellent opportunities for waterfowl hunting. Eugene T. Mahoney State Park is a favorite destination for upland game hunters, and Fort Robinson State Park offers a unique chance to hunt bison. Finally, Ashland State Wildlife Management Area is a top spot for pheasant hunting. Whatever your game of choice may be, you're sure to find plenty of opportunity to hunt on public land in Nebraska.
1. Platte River State Park
2. Smith Falls State Park
3. Eugene T. Mahoney State Park
4. Fort Robinson State Park
5. Ashland State Wildlife Management Area
Hunting Private Land in Nebraska
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Iowa, Maryland, Germany, UK: Vigilantes Attack Speed Cameras
Attacks on US speed cameras increase as vigilantes continue campaign in England and Germany.
Vigilantes in the United States are taking a cue from Europe and stepping up the campaign against speed cameras. In Frederick, Maryland an automated ticketing machine on McCain Drive was smashed at around 1am on June 11. The device is owned and operated by Affiliated Computer Services (ACS) which will absorb the cost of repair, the Frederick News-Post reported. Police have no idea who is responsible. In Baltimore County, the speed camera on the 7400 block of North Point Road was spraypainted. Another at the 9800 block of Greenside Drive had its lens cracked, Lutherville-Timonium Patch reported.
A speed camera in Des Moines, Iowa was destroyed on June 10 after it failed to prevent an accident. An 18 year-old driver apparently lost control once the camera came into view. He struck the Ford Explorer SUV belonging to the Dutch speed camera company Gatso and a tree. Police initially announced the incident on Facebook, but the post was censored after it began receiving more than 100 "likes."
"Sorry, I'm so, so sorry, but that is hilarious," resident Jon Rhodd commented on the page before it was deleted.
Police in Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany announced an attack on a pair of speed cameras last Monday at 4am. The automated ticketing machine on Landstrasse 249 between Hausen and Blens was set on fire after the main camera device was ripped out of the housing. A second ticketing machine had its cover damaged. In late May, vigilantes had spraypainted the devices green. Earlier this month, vigilantes in Kamp-Lintfort burned the box of a speed camera, RP Online reported.
Vigilantes burned a speed camera in Telford, England around 4am on June 12. The automated ticketing machine was located on Station Road in Ketley, according to the Shropshire Star. The device was last attacked in April.


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CENTRO DE INVESTIGACIONES EN FISICA E INGENIERIA DEL CENTRO DE LA PROVINCIA DE BUENOS AIRES
Temporal variation in methane emissions in a shallow lake at a southern mid latitude during high and low rainfall periods
WILLIAMS, KAREN EVELIN; GRATTON, R.; PRIANO, M. E.; GUZMÁN, S. A.; PRIANO, M. E.; GUZMÁN, S. A.; FUSÉ, V. S.; GERE, J. I.; JULIARENA, M. P.; FUSÉ, V. S.; GERE, J. I.; JULIARENA, M. P.; WILLIAMS, KAREN EVELIN; GRATTON, R.
Lugar: Berlin; Año: 2016 vol. 188
The global methane (CH4) emission of lakes is estimated at between 6 and 16 % of total natural CH4 emissions. However, these values have a high uncertainty due to the wide variety of lakes with important differences in their morphological, biological and physicochemical parameters and the relatively scarse data from southern mid-latitude lakes. For these reasons, we studied CH4 fluxes and CH4 dissolved in water in a typical shallow lake in the Pampean Wetland, Argentina, during four periods of consecutive years (April 2011 ? March 2015) preceded by different rainfall conditions. Other water physicochemical parameters were measured and meteorological data were reported. We identified three different states of the lake throughout the study as the result of the irregular alternation between high and low rainfall periods, with similar water temperature values but with important variations in dissolved oxygen, chemical oxygen demand, water turbidity, electric conductivity and water level. As a consequence, marked seasonal and interannual variations occurred in CH4 dissolved in water and CH4 fluxes from the lake. These temporal variations were best reflected by water temperature and depth of the Secchi disk, as a water turbidity estimation, which had a significant double correlation with CH4 dissolved in water. The mean CH4 fluxes values were 0.22 and 4.09 mg/m2/h for periods with low and high water turbidity, respectively. This work suggests that water temperature and turbidity measurements could serve as indicator parameters of the state of the lake and, therefore, of its behavior as either a CH4 source or sink.


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Franklin Roosevelt was born January 30, 1882. His family made their family fortune in railroading and coal. He was trained to be a lawyer. He married Eleanor on St.Patrick day 1905. Roosevelt served as under secretary of the navy for 7 years.
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The Tyranid Cometh
By Josh Rebuck|2020-07-29T16:25:51-04:00July 29th, 2020|Josh R, War for Celestos|0 Comments
Yep, we're really doing this! The War for Celestos is on and I'll be taking this pack of battle-ready mutant-space bugs all the across the galaxy in the hopes of devouring everything in my path. But first I actually have to an army together, and build it, and paint it, and then learn how to actually play. Yep it's going to be a lot and I'm documenting the process in a time-honored online tradition …
It's a blog everyone!
Where am I at right now?
Well I have the fancy 9th Edition 40K Core Rulebook and the Tyranids Codex, both of which I'm reading through and trying to make distinctions in my brain about what's different and what's the same between this and Age of Sigmar. I'm finding it challenging to say the least. There's enough of the rules that are the same or are at least close enough to where it feels like something I already know, but also has a litany of other bits that make it entirely foreign. Plus, there's apparently some old 40K rules that are still rattling around inside my head from when I last played 40K back in 2002 (ya know, pre-YouTube) so we're doing great keeping all this straight. On the flip side I have my first start collecting box of Tyranids and have started throwing some of those models together which looks and feels great.
I've drawn blood twice, so if these bugs are as deadly on the battlefield as they are to my fingertips then we'll be in business.
Why Tyranids?
I played two armies in 40K way back when: Tyranids and Dark Eldar. One of those armies still exists in a form that is familiar and if I was jumping back in I wanted to do one of those armies the justice they didn't receive from me way back when. Also, the things that attracted me to the Tyranids then are still true now. Aliens, Starship Troopers, Marvel Comics all have space bug type creatures in them and I love it! They are the terrifying "other" of space. There's really no rhyme or reason for their progress, they just are. It's also what I like best about some of the horror films. A good villain with a purpose is nice, but the truly scary stuff is when it happens just because.
Well the blog for starters, this will be a weekly thing for the foreseeable future. I'll be tracking my progress as will the others in this War for Celestos, and eventually we'll even get to play a couple games! But until then I'm excited to share just how this venture into Warhammer 40K is going. And if you've read this far share your own experiences with us! Whether your new, an experienced player starting up a new army or just finally getting around to working on some models that have been sitting on the shelf; we'd love to hear from you all about your own progress.
Until next week!
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Designer: Akb Architects
Location: Canada, Ontario
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THURSDAY: Scientists to provide update on the search for gravitational waves 100 years after Einstein predicted the existence of gravitational waves, the National Science Foundation gathers scientists from Caltech, MIT, and the LIGO Scientific Collaboration to update the scientific community on efforts to detect them.
(HUNTSVILLE, Ala.) – Journalists are invited to join a live webcast viewing event at Cramer Research Hall at The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) as the National Science Foundation brings together scientists from Caltech, MIT and the LIGO Scientific Collaboration this Thursday, Feb. 11, at 9:30 a.m. (CST) at the National Press Club for a status report on the effort to detect gravitational waves – or ripples in the fabric of space-time – using the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-wave Observatory (LIGO).
Available for questions immediately following the conclusion of the national viewing event at UAH:
-Dr. Tyson Littenberg, the UAH Center for Space Plasma and Aeronomic Research (CSPAR) scientist who works directly with the LIGO project.
-Dr. Gary Zank, CSPAR director, Department of Space Science chair and astrophysicist.
The event will be held in Cramer Research Hall room 2096.
Cramer Research Hall is Building #26 on this map:
(Map can also be found at https://www.uah.edu/images/map/uah-campus-map-101415.jpg)
Journalists will be required to sign in and out at the lobby. Broadcast journalists are asked to arrive a few minutes ahead of the national update webcast in order to set up equipment. Additional scientists from CSPAR and space science faculty will also be present.
If you have any questions or special needs, please contact Jim Steele at
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This year marks the 100th anniversary of the first publication of Albert Einstein's prediction of the existence of gravitational waves. The group will discuss their ongoing efforts to observe and measure gravitational waves for scientific research.
LIGO, a system of two identical detectors carefully constructed to detect incredibly tiny vibrations from passing gravitational waves, was conceived and built by MIT and Caltech researchers and funded by the National Science Foundation, with significant contributions from other US and international partners. The twin detectors are located 1,865 miles apart in Livingston, Louisiana, and Hanford, Washington.
For additional background about the project, you may be interested in these websites:
LIGO Lab (Observatories: Livingston | Hanford)
LIGO Scientific Collaboration: http://www.ligo.org/
UAH Center for Space Plasma and Aeronomic Research (CSPAR):
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The Vaccine Safety Challenge Is Beyond Stupid
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In a textbook case of money can't buy you critical thinking, anti-vaxxer Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and actor Robert De Niro are offering $100,000 dollars to anyone who can prove that vaccines are safe for children and pregnant women. The claim is that vaccines contain Thimerosal, a preservative with traces of mercury. Thimerosal has not been used in children's vaccines in almost two decades.
I'm vaccinated, healthy, and I've never developed measles. Are you vaccinated? Great, we are living proof that vaccines are safe. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 85 percent of children have been vaccinated against measles in the world, so according to anti-vaxxers, most of humanity is in terrible danger.
Vaccines don't cause autism. There was one study that suggested it and it was thoroughly debunked. The disgraced author Andrew Wakefield is now trying to milk the anti-vaxxer cow by making himself a victim.
But even if vaccines caused autism (and they really, really don't), the anti-vaxxer movement prefers death over a neurodevelopmental disorder. If you don't vaccinate your kids, you are going to get people killed. Being an anti-vaxxer is choosing death.
It could be your own kid like the incredibly unfortunate case of a Spanish boy a few years ago. It might be a baby cousin who's too young to be vaccinated or has medical reasons for not being vaccinated. It could be your mom battling cancer and going through chemotherapy with a suppressed immune system. More likely it will be strangers.
Widespread vaccination generates herd immunity. People who are vaccinated are keeping the ones who can't be vaccinated safe. According to the WHO, between 2000 and 2015, measles vaccinations saved over 20 million children, and yet millions have died since and are still dying. They could have been saved.
The anti-vaxxers' body of evidence is made of dubious and often completely misleading studies. Even their claim about the rise of autism has to be taken with a grain of salt. Scientists and medical practitioners working with autistic individuals consider the rise dependent on changes in diagnostic guidelines and awareness. There's no compelling evidence for an underlying change to the actual prevalence.
Kennedy met with president Trump last month to discuss the matter, and just last week 350 medical associations led by the American Academy of Pediatrics sent the president a letter declaring their "unequivocal support for the safety of vaccines."
Anti-vaxxers like to do these kinds of stunts, but hopefully this will end like the last one. In that case, German anti-vaxxer Stefan Lanka was forced to pay €100,000 ($106,300 then) by a court after he made a similar bet. So if you want to take money from Mr. Kennedy, you have our blessings.
UPDATE: Mr. Lanka filed for appeal and won the appeal based on a technicality. He requested one study to prove that measles was a virus and the guy who took on the bet submitted several. Mr. Lanka is also an AIDS denier.
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#define BOOST_TEST_DYN_LINK
#define BOOST_TEST_MAIN

#include <limits>

#include <boost/test/unit_test.hpp>

#include "tudat/astro/basic_astro/physicalConstants.h"
#include "tudat/astro/basic_astro/unitConversions.h"

#include "tudat/astro/aerodynamics/customConstantTemperatureAtmosphere.h"

namespace tudat
{
namespace unit_tests
{

BOOST_AUTO_TEST_SUITE( test_custom_constant_temperature_atmosphere )

//! Test set- and get-functions of constants.
BOOST_AUTO_TEST_CASE( testCustomConstantTemperatureAtmosphereGetSet )
{
    // Initialize constants that need to be set.
    const double constantTemperature = 288.16;
    std::vector< double > modelSpecificParameters;
    modelSpecificParameters.push_back( 0.0 ); // reference altitude
    modelSpecificParameters.push_back( 1.225 ); // density at reference altitude
    modelSpecificParameters.push_back( 7.050e3 ); // scale height

    // Create a custom atmosphere object.
    aerodynamics::CustomConstantTemperatureAtmosphere customAtmosphere(
                aerodynamics::exponential_atmosphere_model, constantTemperature,
                physical_constants::SPECIFIC_GAS_CONSTANT_AIR, 1.4,
                modelSpecificParameters );

    BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL( constantTemperature, customAtmosphere.getConstantTemperature( ) );
}

//! Check whether the atmosphere is calculated correctly at sea level.
// Values from (US Standard Atmosphere, 1976).
BOOST_AUTO_TEST_CASE( testCustomConstantTemperatureAtmosphereSeaLevel )
{
    // Initialize constants that need to be set.
    const double constantTemperature = 288.16;
    std::vector< double > modelSpecificParameters;
    modelSpecificParameters.push_back( 0.0 ); // reference altitude
    modelSpecificParameters.push_back( 1.225 ); // density at reference altitude
    modelSpecificParameters.push_back( 7.050e3 ); // scale height
    const double altitude = 0.0;

    // Initialize the pressure at zero altitude.
    const double pressureAtZeroAltitude = 101325.0;

    // Create a custom atmosphere object.
    aerodynamics::CustomConstantTemperatureAtmosphere customAtmosphere(
                aerodynamics::exponential_atmosphere_model, constantTemperature,
                physical_constants::SPECIFIC_GAS_CONSTANT_AIR, 1.4,
                modelSpecificParameters );

    // Declare tolerance used for Boost tests.
    const double tolerance = std::numeric_limits< double >::epsilon( );

    BOOST_CHECK_CLOSE_FRACTION( constantTemperature, customAtmosphere.
                                getTemperature( altitude ), tolerance );
    BOOST_CHECK_CLOSE_FRACTION( modelSpecificParameters.at( 1 ), customAtmosphere.
                                getDensity( altitude ), tolerance );
    BOOST_CHECK_CLOSE_FRACTION( pressureAtZeroAltitude, customAtmosphere.
                                getPressure( altitude ), 0.002 * pressureAtZeroAltitude );
}

//! Test custom constant temperature atmosphere at 10 km altitude.
// The given value for pressure was calculated off-line with a calculator.
BOOST_AUTO_TEST_CASE( testCustomConstantTemperatureAtmosphereAt10km )
{
    {
        // Initialize constants that need to be set.
        const double constantTemperature = 288.16;
        std::vector< double > modelSpecificParameters;
        modelSpecificParameters.push_back( 0.0 ); // reference altitude
        modelSpecificParameters.push_back( 1.225 ); // density at reference altitude
        modelSpecificParameters.push_back( 7.050e3 ); // scale height
        const double altitude = 10.0e3;

        // Longitude, latitude and time to check overloading.
        double longitude = 0.0;
        double latitude = 0.0;
        double time = 0.0;

        // Create a custom atmosphere object.
        aerodynamics::CustomConstantTemperatureAtmosphere customAtmosphere(
                    aerodynamics::exponential_atmosphere_model, constantTemperature,
                    physical_constants::SPECIFIC_GAS_CONSTANT_AIR, 1.4,
                    modelSpecificParameters );

        // Declare and set expected density.
        const double expectedDensity  = modelSpecificParameters.at( 1 ) *
                std::exp( - altitude / modelSpecificParameters.at( 2 ) );
        const double expectedPressure = 24526.24934607106;

        // Declare tolerance used for Boost tests.
        const double tolerance = std::numeric_limits< double >::epsilon( );

        BOOST_CHECK_CLOSE_FRACTION( constantTemperature, customAtmosphere.
                                    getTemperature( altitude, longitude, latitude, time ), tolerance );
        BOOST_CHECK_CLOSE_FRACTION( expectedDensity, customAtmosphere.
                                    getDensity( altitude, longitude, latitude, time ), tolerance );
        BOOST_CHECK_CLOSE_FRACTION( expectedPressure, customAtmosphere.
                                    getPressure( altitude, longitude, latitude, time ), tolerance );
    }

    // Test three longitudinal waves atmosphere
    {
        // Initialize constants that need to be set.
        const double constantTemperature = 288.16;
        std::vector< double > modelSpecificParameters;
        modelSpecificParameters.push_back( 0.0 ); // reference altitude
        modelSpecificParameters.push_back( 1.225 ); // density at reference altitude
        modelSpecificParameters.push_back( 7.050e3 ); // scale height
        modelSpecificParameters.push_back( 1.0 ); // uncertainty factor
        modelSpecificParameters.push_back( 0.0 ); // dust storm factor
        const double altitude = 10.0e3;

        // Longitude, latitude and time to check overloading.
        double longitude = 0.0;
        double latitude = 0.0;
        double time = 0.0;

        // Create a custom atmosphere object.
        aerodynamics::CustomConstantTemperatureAtmosphere customAtmosphere(
                    aerodynamics::three_wave_atmosphere_model, constantTemperature,
                    physical_constants::SPECIFIC_GAS_CONSTANT_AIR, 1.4,
                    modelSpecificParameters );

        // Declare and set expected density.
        const double expectedDensity = modelSpecificParameters.at( 0 ) *
                std::exp( - altitude / modelSpecificParameters.at( 2 ) ) *
                ( modelSpecificParameters.at( 3 ) + modelSpecificParameters.at( 4 ) + // atmosphere parameters
                  0.1 * std::sin( 1.0 * longitude ) + // first longitudinal wave
                  0.2 * std::sin( 2.0 * ( longitude -
                                          unit_conversions::convertDegreesToRadians( 50.0 ) ) ) + // second longitudinal wave
                  0.1 * std::sin( 3.0 * ( longitude -
                                          unit_conversions::convertDegreesToRadians( 55.0 ) ) ) ); // third longitudinal wave
        const double expectedPressure = expectedDensity *
                physical_constants::SPECIFIC_GAS_CONSTANT_AIR * constantTemperature;

        // Declare tolerance used for Boost tests.
        const double tolerance = std::numeric_limits< double >::epsilon( );

        BOOST_CHECK_CLOSE_FRACTION( constantTemperature, customAtmosphere.
                                    getTemperature( altitude, longitude, latitude, time ), tolerance );
        BOOST_CHECK_CLOSE_FRACTION( expectedDensity, customAtmosphere.
                                    getDensity( altitude, longitude, latitude, time ), tolerance );
        BOOST_CHECK_CLOSE_FRACTION( expectedPressure, customAtmosphere.
                                    getPressure( altitude, longitude, latitude, time ), tolerance );
    }

    // Test three term atmosphere, where cosine and sine terms are zero (i.e., the model is the
    // conventional exponential atmosphere)
    {
        // Initialize constants that need to be set.
        const double constantTemperature = 288.16;
        std::vector< double > modelSpecificParameters;
        modelSpecificParameters.push_back( 0.0 ); // reference altitude
        modelSpecificParameters.push_back( 1.225 ); // density at reference altitude
        modelSpecificParameters.push_back( 7.050e3 ); // scale height
        modelSpecificParameters.push_back( -1.0 ); // weight for exponential term
        modelSpecificParameters.push_back( 0.0 ); // weight for cosine term
        modelSpecificParameters.push_back( 0.0 ); // weight for cosine term
        const double altitude = 10.0e3;

        // Longitude, latitude and time to check overloading.
        double longitude = 0.0;
        double latitude = 0.0;
        double time = 0.0;

        // Create a custom atmosphere object.
        aerodynamics::CustomConstantTemperatureAtmosphere customAtmosphere(
                    aerodynamics::three_term_atmosphere_model, constantTemperature,
                    physical_constants::SPECIFIC_GAS_CONSTANT_AIR, 1.4,
                    modelSpecificParameters );

        // Declare and set expected density.
        const double expectedDensity = modelSpecificParameters.at( 1 ) *
                std::exp( - altitude / modelSpecificParameters.at( 2 ) );
        const double expectedPressure = 24526.24934607106;

        // Declare tolerance used for Boost tests.
        const double tolerance = std::numeric_limits< double >::epsilon( );

        BOOST_CHECK_CLOSE_FRACTION( constantTemperature, customAtmosphere.
                                    getTemperature( altitude, longitude, latitude, time ), tolerance );
        BOOST_CHECK_CLOSE_FRACTION( expectedDensity, customAtmosphere.
                                    getDensity( altitude, longitude, latitude, time ), tolerance );
        BOOST_CHECK_CLOSE_FRACTION( expectedPressure, customAtmosphere.
                                    getPressure( altitude, longitude, latitude, time ), tolerance );
    }
}

//! Test if the position-independent functions work.
BOOST_AUTO_TEST_CASE( testCustomConstantTemperatureAtmospherePositionIndependentFunctions )
{
    // Initialize constants that need to be set.
    const double constantTemperature = 288.16;
    std::vector< double > modelSpecificParameters;
    modelSpecificParameters.push_back( 0.0 ); // reference altitude
    modelSpecificParameters.push_back( 1.225 ); // density at reference altitude
    modelSpecificParameters.push_back( 7.050e3 ); // scale height
    const double altitude = 10.0e3;

    // Longitude, latitude and time to check overloading.
    double longitude = 0.0;
    double latitude = 0.0;
    double time = 0.0;

    // Create a custom atmosphere object.
    aerodynamics::CustomConstantTemperatureAtmosphere customAtmosphere(
                aerodynamics::exponential_atmosphere_model, constantTemperature,
                physical_constants::SPECIFIC_GAS_CONSTANT_AIR, 1.4,
                modelSpecificParameters );

    const double density1 = customAtmosphere.getDensity( altitude );
    const double density2 = customAtmosphere.getDensity( altitude, longitude, latitude, time );

    const double pressure1 = customAtmosphere.getPressure( altitude );
    const double pressure2 = customAtmosphere.getPressure( altitude, longitude, latitude, time );

    const double temperature1 = customAtmosphere.getTemperature( altitude );
    const double temperature2 = customAtmosphere.getTemperature( altitude, longitude, latitude, time );

    BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL( density1, density2 );
    BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL( pressure1, pressure2 );
    BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL( temperature1, temperature2 );
}

BOOST_AUTO_TEST_SUITE_END( )

} // namespace unit_tests
} // namespace tudat

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Jacqueline Danell Obradors (San Fernando Valley, 6 oktober 1966) is een Amerikaanse actrice. Haar ouders zijn in de Verenigde Staten geïmmigreerd vanuit Argentinië. Ze kreeg haar eerste filmrol in 1994 in Red Sun Rising. Als actrice is ze het best bekend van bijrollen in de films Six Days Seven Nights (1998) en A Man Apart (2001) en in de televisieseries NYPD Blue en Freddie. Daarnaast heeft Obradors ook in het mannenblad Playboy gestaan.

Filmografie

|-
| 2008 || Anatomy of Hope || Maria Hernandez || televisiefilm
|-
| 2005-2006 || Freddie || Sofia || televisieserie; 22 afleveringen
|-
| 2001-2005 || NYPD Blue || Rita Ortiz || televisieserie; 72 afleveringen
|-
| 2004 || Unstoppable || Amy Knight
|-
| 2003 || Atlantis: Milo's Return || stem van Audrey
|-
| 2003 || A Man Apart || Stacy Vetter
|-
| 2003 || George Lopez || Gloria Palermo || televisieserie; 1 aflevering
|-
| 2001 || Atlantis: The Lost Empire || stem van Audrey Rocio Ramirez
|-
| 2001 || Tortilla Soup || Carmen Naranjo
|-
| 2001 || Kate Brasher || Mary Elisabeth Rodriguez || televisieserie; 1 aflevering
|-
| 2001 || Some of My Best Friends || Michelle || televisieserie; 1 aflevering
|-
| 2000 || Strong Medicine || Dolores Rivera || televisieserie; 1 aflevering
|-
| 2000 || Battery Park || Elena Ramirez || televisieserie; 1 aflevering
|-
| 1999-2000 || Jesse || Irma || televisieserie; 4 afleveringen
|-
| 1999 || Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo || Elaine Fowler
|-
| 1998 || L.A. Doctors || Autumn || televisieserie; 1 aflevering
|-
| 1998 || Six Days Seven Nights || Angelica
|-
| 1997 || Silk Stalkings || Maria Martine || televisieserie; 1 aflevering
|-
| 1997 || The People || Dee Ramon
|-
| 1996 || Sliders || Carol || televisieserie; 1 aflevering
|-
| 1996 || The Burning Zone || Marion || televisieserie; 1 aflevering
|-
| 1996 || Soldier Boyz || Vasquez
|-
| 1996 || The John Larroquette Show || Myra || televisieserie; 1 aflevering
|-
| 1996 || High Tide || || televisieserie; 1 aflevering
|-
| 1996 || Murder, She Wrote || Patricia Decalde || televisieserie; 1 aflevering
|-
| 1996 || Crossing Over || Miryea
|-
| 1995 || Live Shot || Sonya Lopez || televisieserie; 2 afleveringen
|-
| 1995 || Renegade || Teresa Romero || televisieserie; 1 aflevering
|-
| 1995 || Problem Child 3: Junior in Love || Conchita || televisiefilm
|-
| 1995 || Diagnosis Murder || Anita Henry || televisieserie; 1 aflevering
|-
| 1995 || Vanishing Son || V || televisieserie; 1 aflevering
|-
| 1994 || Red Sun Rising || Rita
|-
| 1993 || The Waiter
|-
| 1992 || Parker Lewis Can't Lose || || televisieserie; 1 aflevering
|}

Amerikaans acteur


Sports in high school: In high school I played a variety of sports ranging from baseball, and football to swimming. In college I competed in powerlifting and Olympic style weight liting. After college I got into martial arts and practice for almost 10 years. I studied various arts including Karate, Ju-Jitsu, and a little Judo.
I started Triathlon less than a year ago. My first "triathlon workout" was September 1 2017. I am very much a beginner and had to learn a lot in a short period of time. I haven't ridden a bike since I was a kid.
What attracted me to sport was the physical and mental challenge, that comes with being proficient in three separate sports at the same time. I also like the the discipline of training and seeing how far I can push my body.
With so little race experience I can't really answer what is my favorite race is. However, my favorite experience is being able to get out at lunch and run 8+ miles and get back ready for a busy afternoon; or, the first time I did a bike workout I could barely stay sitting for a whole hour, now I can ride 4-5 hours in the aero position. So my favorite thing about triathlon is being able to do things I was not able to do a year ago.
Why do I race? I love to compete. I love to push myself. I don't care about race results or podium finishes. What drives me is the day to day grind of training. The waking up early to swim and run. Building your week around to get a long ride in. Racing is fun, but I love the training!
I am the Director of Strength and Conditioning for The Pingry School. I build the in season and off season weight training and conditioning programs for all of you Varsity and JV teams.
Does triathlon help me at my job? Yes, focused and working towards a goal are all important aspects of coaching and teaching. I ask the athletes I work with every day to give their best effort and don't miss training sessions and take care of you body. When they see their coach living it every day it goes a long way.
Yes my family is very supportive of me. I am single dad of two girls, so that presents some challenges and sometimes workouts need to be adjusted. However, I try to include my daughters in to as much as the training as possible. My 9 year old would wake up early and we would watch movies during the long winter trainer rides. She would also make sure all my reflective running gear was laid out before she would go to bed and I would go run. While on the outside triathlon is an individual event I would not be able to do it with out my oldest staying home to babysit or walk the dog while your out on a 3 hour run. Not to mention making recovery pancakes together after a workout!
I guess an important thing about me is that I am always striving to do more, go further, challenge myself. I look forward to continuing the sport of triathlon and seeing where it takes me, how far and how fast can I go. Training and competing gives me focus and clarity in all aspects of my life. Taking a mountainous task and breaking it down into small chunks and going at it a little each day until you've reached your goal. To me, that's living!


Lisa discovered the New York Times bestselling book that every entrepreneur needs to read – but few are likely to hear about. So in today's episode, she shares with you this beautiful book by Kobi Yamada titled 'What Do You Do With An Idea?' (illustrated by Mae Besom).
We dare you not to feel this one right in the heart.
0:30 When 'What Do You Do With An Idea?' by Kobi Yamada landed in Lisa's hands.
2:22 Lisa channels her inner storyteller to share this beautiful book with you.
5:50 Lisa's shares her experience of life with her 'idea'.
6:35 Your idea is bigger than your current website or opt-in woes.


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Q: Observable of Observable collection in template Since the title definitely doesn't further my intent, here's what I'm trying to do.
I want to display a list of items in the view, which I get asynchronously from the backend (I have a service with a method called fetchItems() to fetch them that has an Observable<Item[]> return type).
I initialize this list in the component constructor by setting this.items = this.itemService.fetchItems();.
I display this list of items in the view by doing *ngFor="let item of items | async".
So far, so good, everything works as expected.
Each item has a field subItemId. I want to use this key to display, in the aforementioned list, the actual sub item object of type SubItem. I can get this item through this.subItemService.findById(subItemId), which returns Observable<SubItem>.
How do I go about doing this?
I obviously can't have a component method like getSubItem(item: Item): SubItem that I call from the template, since it will get called over and over.
I don't want to modify the itemService.fetchItem() method to eagerly load the sub items since they might not be needed everywhere it is used.
The answer might be obvious, but I've only been working with Angular (6) for a couple of days.

A: You've used async in the template which means that the data binding for the template is lazy loaded. So there is nothing you can really do but use async again for child item.
<div *ngFor="let item of items | async">
    <span>{{(getSubItem(item: Item) | async)?.title}}</span>
</div>

The above would call a function which returns an observable, and the ? means that the result is optional before the title property is read.
You can see what the limitation here is. If you need more than a single property you have to perform another async operation. It's just not practical.
You need to either load all the data for the template or change your API back-end to fetch all data in a single API call.
You'll end up needing something like this.
 this.itemService.fetchItems().first().subscribe((items)=>{
       this.items = items;
       this.items.forEach((item)=>{
            this.getSubItem(item).first().subscribe((sub)=> {
                 // attach the child to the parent item
                 item.child = sub;
            });
       });
 });

You can then iterate over items in the template, and use item.child for the sub-item of that parent. You'll need to use the ? operator since the data is lazy loaded and won't exist the first time the items are rendered.

A: You can reconstruct parent child relations of item > subitem using rxjs operators. Here is an example:
export class AppComponent {
  name = 'Angular 6';
  itemsWithSubItems: Observable<any>;
  subItems: Observable<any[]>;
  getItems(): Observable<{ subItemId: number, itemName: string, subItem?: any }[]> {
    return of([{ subItemId: 1, itemName: 'One'}, { subItemId: 2, itemName: 'Two' }, { subItemId: 3, itemName: 'Three' }, { subItemId: 4, itemName: 'Four' }])
      .pipe(shareReplay());
  }

  constructor() {
    this.itemsWithSubItems = this.getItems().pipe(
        flatMap(items => from(items)),
        switchMap(item => this.getSubItemById(item.subItemId),
          (outerValue, innerValue, outerIndex, innerIndex) => {
            outerValue.subItem = innerValue;
            return outerValue
          }),
        toArray());
    this.itemsWithSubItems.subscribe(x => console.log('x', x))
  }

  getSubItemById(subItemId: number): Observable<{name: string}> {
    return of({ name: `${subItemId}-SubItem` });
  }
}

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Car window tint laws in Delaware were enacted in 1992. These Delaware window tint laws are valid for 2019, and regulate how dark and reflective your car tint may be, but also specify other rules and regulations you need to know about.
How dark can your window tint be in Delaware?
Window tint darkness is measured by Visible Light Transmission percentage (VLT%). In Delaware this refers to the percent of visible light allowed in through both the film and the glass.
Here's exactly how much VLT is allowed on your auto window tint in Delaware (DE), categorized by sedans and SUVs and vans.
How reflective can your window tint be in Delaware?
Similar to lenses on your sunglasses, tinting film may contain metallic elements which help in reflecting incoming light, thus reducing glare and heat generated by visible light. Below you can find out how much reflection is permitted on your car window tint by law in Delaware.
Side Mirrors: If the back window is tinted then dual side mirrors are required.
Certificate Requirements: Film manufacturers don't need to certify the film they sell in Delaware.
Medical Exemption: Delaware permits medical exemptions for special tint. For more details about the specific terms of the exemption please consult your state law.
Remember that state tint laws may be differently interpreted by your local law authorities and we always recommend to check with them as well to make sure you are within 2019 Delaware window tinting law, rules and regulations.
Our article about Delaware tint laws is up to date as of 2019. We double check all tint laws monthly to update with latest legislation. If our information is incorrect or incomplete please let us know. Thanks!
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jaWiki is a small but growing wiki about screenwriting. Well worth a look.
Another snowflake made in XFrog and rendered in Vue 6 Infinite.
Downloaded the new version of Virtual Fashion. It now supports the Daz Millenium figures and seems to be a lot more reliable. Only clothes I've made with it that didn't work had very thin cuts or slits.
A snowflake made in XFrog and rendered in Vue 6 Infinite.


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Young People's Trust for the Environment (YPTE) is a British charity founded in 1982, to encourage young people's understanding of the environment. The charity's main goal is to give young people a real awareness of environmental issues such as climate change, pollution, deforestation, endangered flora and fauna, and sustainable development.

Activity
YPTE offers free learning resources via their website to assist teachers in educating young people about the environment and sustainability.

YPTE provide free school talks to schools on environmental issues.

The trust has given various Parliamentary Receptions at the House of Commons in London, providing the opportunity for Members of Parliament to meet young people involved in the trust's work.

In 2011 the trust launched the 'Roots to Green Living' campaign. The scheme provided eight schools in the Bristol/Bath and NE Somerset area with regular support from a YPTE Education Officer, who worked with them over the course of three years to develop environmental education opportunities within the school grounds and help to embed environmental learning into the schools' curricula.

Awards
The YPTE run various awards for schools to enter and compete for prizes.

The Total Green School Awards
The annual Total Green School Awards are an award for excellence in environmental education, open to primary schools in England, Scotland and Wales, and sponsored by Total. It involves over 45,000 children and offers the chance for primary schools to win £5,000. The awards are given to schools that have a created an outstanding educational piece of work about the environment.

In 2011, Total Gas & Power won the 'Community Initiative of the Year' award at the Utility Industry Achievement Awards, held at London's Grosvenor House Hotel, for their involvement in the Total Green School Award.

The National Award Ceremony for 2013 was held at the Science Museum in London on 20 June 2013. Normanton on Soar Primary School were named UK champions and were presented with their prize by The Right Honourable Kenneth Clarke QC MP and BBC celebrity Darregh Mortell.

Winners by year
The Total Green School Awards have been running since 2007. As well as the overall champions (listed below) each year recognises a regional champion from one of the four UK regions and the four winning schools in each region.

Have Your Say on Sustainability
The Have Your Say on Sustainability award, is an Environmental film-making competition. In partnership with Eurostar the competition invites 11- to 18-year-olds to create a short video clip sharing their views on the environment. Five winners travel to the European Parliament in Brussels to air their views in front of an audience of MEPs. they also receive vouchers worth £250 for their school to spend on technological equipment. The overall winner wins a three-day stay for four at Disneyland Paris.

BT Young Naturalist of the Year Awards
From 1993 to 1997 YPTE ran the Young Naturalist of the Year Awards in conjunction with BT to encourage children aged 8–13 to carry out research on anything from insects to elephants, nature trails to rain forests and acid rain to global warming. Winners received a dolphin trophy and £500 for their school.

Funding
YPTE is largely dependent on funding from corporates and grant-making trusts. Past and present sponsors include:

  Eurostar
  Total Gas & Power
  Iona Capital
  Barclaycard
  The Millennium Commission
  Garfield Weston Foundation
  BT

Notable trustees, patrons, and supporters
 Steve Backshall
 John Craven
 Dermot O'Leary
 David Bellamy
 Zoe Wanamaker
 Michael Aspel
 Dan Byles MP
 Naomi Wilkinson
 Jessica Morden MP
 Bob Holness

See also

 Teach the Future

References

External links
 YPTE's Official website
 Total Green School Awards Official website
 Have Your Say on Sustainability Official website

Children's charities based in the United Kingdom
Education in Somerset
Environmental education
Environmentalism in the United Kingdom
Awards given to schools
Organisations based in Somerset
Youth in the United Kingdom


Team Red has picked back up!
After struggling with different issues for a little while, Team Red pulled through and got down both Mythic Antoras High Command AND Mythic Eonar in the same weekend! So proud of everyone for sticking through and being a part of the team and making the raid a nice, fun environment and welcoming everyone who wants to be apart of what we do! With Portal Keeper up ahead, we invite you to be apart of our team. You can even watch us live through www.twitch.tv/pilateexinferno.