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Human Thermal Module allows you to understand not only how efficiently and effectively a given environment can arrive at and maintain a certain temperature, but also to understand how efficiently and effectively it makes the humans inside that environment physically comfortable.
Human Thermal Module works in conjunction with our proprietary TAITherm solution. TAITherm can predict the realistic surrounding thermal conditions while Human Thermal Module can analyze the effect of these environmental conditions on human body.
Thermal management is one of the most critical aspects and predictors of lithium-ion battery performance. ThermoAnalytics' Battery Module is custom-engineered to help OEMs and suppliers test, experiment and validate a battery's thermal management optimization virtually eliminating time, expense and risk in the process.


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Juno teams up with Discogs
We're rather chuffed to announce the launch of Discogs Digital, in partnership with Discogs. In short, we have integrated Juno Download's back catalogue of more than 1.5 million tracks into the fifth biggest music site on planet earth.
The site, which launched on March 31, will be hosted at discogs.com, but all content will be stored by Juno.
Juno Download's Nick Unsworth said: "Discogs have built the most comprehensive database of dance and electronic music online and have earned credibility and respect as an essential resource for DJs and music enthusiasts.
"This is a perfect fit with our ethos of carrying the most extensive range of dance and electronic music on the web.
"We're really excited to be working with Discogs to provide internet users more opportunity to purchase high quality and DJ-friendly downloads legally online."
Discogs' Jason Falone added: "We're really excited about the future of Discogs Digital and the value Juno Download will help us bring to the buying experience."
Here's how you can find music in mp3 and wav formats right now:
Preview and purchase options on release track listings
"Buy Digital" or "Search Digital" buttons on artist, label and release pages
Browsing by style from the Discogs Digital page

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Alternately: Something is unmatched from the past to the present. A quality (often, but not always, greatness) is unequaled at any time in history, right up to the present moment.
This yojijukugo appears in a war song from the very early Meiji Era, at the time of the Satsuma Rebellion. Something like it is being sung by this anime girl, because that's new.
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Party to your heart's content without worrying about having to drive home! Dine at the Winds and add an all-you-can-drink plan for 2000 yen (tax included, max 2 hours).
16 sqm rooms and large balconies with full bathrooms.
We have the BEST sunset view. Enjoy the evening glow over the Sado Island from the balcony facing the Sea of Japan.
Ideal for beach vacations, water sports, fishing, sightseeing and more. 8 minutes drive to Nozumi Beach and 30 min drive to Tubame-sanjo Exit.
We are surrounded by great nature…as a result, we do get some bugs. Sorry. We ask our guests to make their own beds (futons and beddings provided).
Grade school children (age 6 - 12) stay at half price (2,000 yen + tax per child) - perfect for family vacations. Enjoy the swings in the Winds Park.
The Lodge rooms are not sold on any major travel sites such as Rakuten or Jalan. Lucky for you, finding us here! No special weekend/summer rates - first come, first served. Ideal for a group trip!
Total 16 rooms - all with a full bathroom and a TV set.
12 rooms sleep maximum 5 adults.
Each room has a fridge and an electric kettle.
Microwave, washer and drier available (free of charge) .
No dining facility in the guest house. Cafe Winds / Restaurant Banana Winds next to the parking are available for dining from 11:00am to 21:30 (last call 21:00).
*All rooms are facing the ocean. please note some rooms have limited water view.
*No elevators in the guest house - stairs only.
Please fill out the form to book a room.
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Discover dynamic Ho Chi Minh City and admire the beauty of the Mekong River, Experience life underground in the Cu Chi Tunnels. Chill out in charming Hoi An and explore the tombs and temples ofHue. Witness the wonder of Halong Bay with an overnight cruise and enjoy a traditional water-puppet performance in Hanoi.
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Welcome to Hanoi, Vietnam's bustling colonial capital. Upon arrival will greeted by our guide and driver then transfer to hotel for check in. Free at leisure time. Overnight at the proposed hotel in Ha Noi.
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Lily's Travel Agency in Hanoi is now offering Mekong Delta 2 day, 1 night experiences in Southern Vietnam. Explore floating markets and waterways by boat.
Authentic and charming Sampans named "Song Xanh Cruise", designed for travellers looking for "private" cruise experiences in the Mekong Delta (Mekong Delta boat trip).
This tour provide the memorable private experiences in Vietnam picturesque Mekong Delta. We combine high quality private sampans, in-depth local knowledge/experience, and dedicated staff & crew to give you a cruise you will never forget, along river routes that remain untouched by commercial tourism.
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The new Gecko Eyes Cruises house boats will be perfect for you, the first of the houseboats is under construction and ready for first guests. The Gecko Eyes are private houseboats for two or four people, made for tours on a high level for couples, small families or a group of friends.
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Le Cochinchine cruises up-close the wonders of the Mekong Delta. Journeys give travelers an authentic insight into the life of this amazing area and it inhabitants, regulated by the river flow.
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A truly wonderful experience of luxury and immersion in Vietnamese and Cambodian culture in 8 days cruising through the Mekong River. Enjoy a great excursion included shore excursion, temples and local villages visiting, hearing the story and experience lives of the communities in the Delta region.
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Q: Blocked by CORS policy with a React / ES6 Promise POST request I'm making a POST request to my API but getting returns a 'blocked by CORS policy' message.
The API is expecting a XML data which I have contained in a XML file which is being imported in to this request in the exampleAccountSettings value in the code example below.
The message I'm currently getting being returned from the API is this

Access to fetch at 'https://exampleAPI.com/api/settings/import' from origin 'http://localhost:3000' has been blocked by CORS policy: Request header field access-control-allow-origin is not allowed by Access-Control-Allow-Headers in preflight response.

And here's my Promise
    return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
      const requestUrl = https://exampleAPI.com/api/settings/import;
      const init = {
        method: 'POST',
        mode: 'cors',
        headers: {
          authorization: localStorage.token,
          "Access-Control-Allow-Origin": "*",
        },
        body: JSON.stringify(exampleAccountSettings)
    };
    return fetch(requestUrl, init).then((response) => {
      log.debug('importAccountSettings(): response:', response);
    })
  });

All I've seen similar to this question state I need to add something like "Access-Control-Allow-Origin": "*" to specify that access is allowed but this seems to have no effect.
So is there a different approach for ES6 / React or maybe it's something I have misunderstood? Any advice welcome or if someone can point me in the direction of some research I'd be very appreciative!

A: You need to be able to control the server-side response headers from https://exampleAPI.com. If you don't own the domain or can't control the headers, then you're out of luck.
For security reasons, JavaScript can only make xhr calls to the same domain (or cross-domain if the right header Access-Control-Allow-Origin is present and allows your domain - or wildcard *).
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/CORS

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Q: unable to see kjhtml report when running jasmine tests I'm using jasmine with karma to unit test angular components. I'm not able to see html report that shows test results for all the components rather i'm seeing html document of each component when it executes that component's unit tests. What is the configuration i need to do to get the unit test results in browser as kjhtml report. Also my tests are running infinite number of time, how should i configure karma to execute tests only once.
below is my karma-config.json file
  module.exports = function (config) {
  config.set({
    basePath: '',
    frameworks: ['jasmine', '@angular/cli'],
    plugins: [
      require('karma-jasmine'),
      require('karma-chrome-launcher'),
      require('karma-jasmine-html-reporter'),
      require('karma-coverage-istanbul-reporter'),
      require('@angular/cli/plugins/karma')
    ],
    client: {
      clearContext: false // leave Jasmine Spec Runner output visible in browser
    },
    htmlReporter: {
      outputFile: 'reports/ut/index.html',
      pageTitle: 'Unit Tests',
      subPageTitle: 'SR-Dashboard',
      groupSuites: true,
      useCompactStyle: true,
      useLegacyStyle: true
    },
    coverageIstanbulReporter: {
      reports: ['html', 'lcovonly'],
      fixWebpackSourcePaths: true
    },
    angularCli: {
      environment: 'dev'
    },
    reporters: ['progress', 'kjhtml'],
    port: 9876,
    colors: true,
    logLevel: config.LOG_INFO,
    autoWatch: true,
    browsers: ['Chrome'],
    singleRun: false
  });
};

A: To run test and exit, you have to make following change:
// if true, Karma runs tests once and exits
singleRun: true

currently its set false in you config which makes it running infinite.
regarding kjhtml report not printed in browser
its working fine for me with same configuration except following one. I did not put below code in karma config as it requires different plugin which is not included.
htmlReporter: {
      outputFile: 'reports/ut/index.html',
      pageTitle: 'Unit Tests',
      subPageTitle: 'SR-Dashboard',
      groupSuites: true,
      useCompactStyle: true,
      useLegacyStyle: true
    },


The Coffs Harbour Greens team attended a candidates forum on Saturday to discuss issues and answer questions relating to our Northern Beaches area. Interested locals from all over the Northern Beaches attended and pitched some great questions.
The Coffs Harbour Greens outlined their long history of involvement in the area and shared their vision for the future. I discussed how the Greens had been instrumental in the fight for the protection of the South Moonee Forest, a high conservation area of coastal forest which had been proposed for housing and now is permanently protected and managed by National Parks. Moonee locals fought a long campaign on this issue and we're thrilled at the outcome.
Since then, retaining the character of each village, while lobbying for adequate community facilities has been part of my work on Council. A massive outcry was heard from the Emerald Beach community when fragile and intact wetlands were proposed for housing in North Emerald. This area had been the subject of many unsuccessful Development Applications over the years and was alway refused due to its environmental values. A change in State government regulations now allows developer to trade off areas of high conservation value for others, known as Biobanking. This can eliminate assessment of threatened species, however it does not eliminate assessment of other environmental and social values. I worked closely with the community and supported them in their rejection of this plan. Concerns of flooding, coastal erosion, loss of amenity, social disconnection, impact on adjoining National Parks land were some of the issues documented. I was able to convince a majority of fellow Councillors to reject the application. It now lies before the Land and Environment Court, but the residents know that they, and I, did everything in our power to make our views known.
Provision of adequate communIty facilities is also of concern. An issue that I have worked on and plan to continue is making sure that Developer Contribution funds (section 94) which are the fees paid to Council, per each new housing block to cover roads, sewer, water and community facilities continue to be spent on those purposes. I discovered in some cases that millions of dollars is sitting unspent where almost all houses have been built, fees collected and yet promised footpaths etc have not been delivered.
Coastal planning is becoming a critical issue. I supported Council's plans for Development Control in the coastal zone, however was in a minority. In the coming term of Council, I plan to re-introduce this important issue back on the agenda. We need a clear plan for each zone and there must be recognition that huge sums of public money cannot be used to hold back the sea to protect private properties. We need to have empathy for those at risk, but a strategy of planned retreat in some cases will have to be implemented.
Finally, it's not all just about the coast. The hinterland of the Northern Beaches area is facing heavy pressure form industrialised agriculture in the form of blueberry and cucumber reproduction. There has been widespread vegetation clearing to make way for these industries, there is massive extraction pressure on small coastal creeks, there is high levels of agricultural chemicals with no regulations as far as provision of buffer zones to creeks and neighbouring and uses. I believe Council can play a much stronger role and I will strongly advocate for a change to our LEP a to require consent for intensive horticulture operations. In this way, such things as buffers can be mandated. I will also work with other departments to seek support for this change. Landholders are becoming increasingly concerned about the loss of water supply and the whole community needs to be aware of this issue if the horticulture industry is truly going to profit our area.


Public safety officer Roberto Alfaro has found his purpose in life: helping others. Alfaro, as both a first responder at Quinnipiac, a father and grandfather, has made it his goal to help others in everything he does.
Alfaro's efforts in helping others also goes outside of his family and job. He recently created a device to help other people and their children be safe in their cars. Alfaro calls this device Hooked on Baby: The Life Line to your Baby.
The idea came about after Alfaro said he saw a story on the news earlier this year describing the multitude of child fatalities due to heat strokes after they were forgotten in hot cars.
Under Connecticut law, it is a Class A misdemeanor (punishable by up to a year in prison, up to a $2,000 fine, or both) to knowingly leave a child under age 12 unsupervised in a motor vehicle for a time period that presents substantial risk to the child's health or safety. It is a Class C felony (punishable by one to 10 years in prison, a fine of up to $10,000, or both) if the child is left between the hours of 8 p.m. and 6 a.m., according to cga.ct.gov.
When Alfaro discovered how common these events were, he thought of a plan to try and prevent any more from happening in the future, and thus, Hooked on Baby was born. Alfaro posted a complete guideline on how to use his invention on Facebook on Thursday, Aug. 23.
All an interested parent or guardian needs is to purchase a velcro strap, a RAM-PRO heavy retractable key chain and a spring link. All of it should cost only $10 or less, according to Alfaro.
Alfaro's Hooked on Baby post has been shared hundreds of times and seen by over 20,000 people along with messages admiring him for thinking of the idea, but Alfaro stresses that he does not intend on making any profit off of it.
Alfaro not only spoke about his invention on Facebook, but also on the radio station AM 1220 WQUN with Brian Smith, host of The Brian Smith Afternoon Show on Wednesday, Sept. 12. Smith said Alfaro's passion for protecting children really shined as he described his invention to him and the listening audience.
Alfaro sees his idea as a way to save lives and also in his words, pay it forward, after he was saved during a traumatic experience he had as a baby.
Alfaro doesn't recall what exactly helped him overcome his illness, but he always looks back on the day he was cured as a miracle and has made it his mission to give other people that same fighting chance at life.


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The First 10 Minutes of 'Manderlay' Available Through Apple
Comic-Con 2019The latest announcements from #SDCC, Hall H and beyond.
The First 10 Minutes of Manderlay Available Through Apple
Brian B.
— November 21st, 2005
According to Variety, IFC Films released the first 10 minutes of Lars Von Trier's Manderlay exclusively for the Apple iPod on Friday.
IPod users are now able to download the extended clip at the movie trailers section of iTunes or the Apple Movie Trailers section of Apple.
If you have iTunes, CLICK HERE to launch the clip right now.
Manderlay, which stars Bryce Dallas Howard, Danny Glover, Willem Dafoe and Lauren Bacall, hits theaters on February 3rd.
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Quantification of cation-pi interactions in protein-ligand complexes: crystal-structure analysis of Factor Xa bound to a quaternary ammonium ion ligand.
Role of Na+ and K+ in enzyme function.
Unbinding free energy of acetylcholinesterase bound oxime drugs along the gorge pathway from metadynamics-umbrella sampling investigation.
Molecular defects in the factor X gene caused by novel heterozygous mutations IVS5+1G>A and Asp409del.


Where quality is always a big question mark , "Terra Creta selection" range has the best answer. We select and offer only the very best Greek products, always under the well-known strict quality control of Terra Creta.
Red balsamic vinegar Crete in glass bottle.
An excellent balsamic cream in squizzable bottle.


There was much celebration when the security fencing was taken down signalling the opening of a new play area in Coventry.
Children at Potters Green Primary School were understandably very excited to be able to play on the new facility. The Coventry Telegraph reported that the £16,000 area has a host of activities incorporated to it including beams, monkey bars, netting and rope ladders.
It is just one of a number of play areas opening in Coventry as the city's newspaper reported yesterday (January 19th) that work was due to begin on a playground in Gosford Park following a campaign headed by a four-year-old boy.
Potters Green managed to create two play areas, one for younger school classes and one for the older children.
Paul Ryan, headteacher at the school, told the source: "It has been great to see such enthusiasm from the kids and they love it. It really helps their co-ordination, strength and physical fitness which is so important for them."


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dbJyUpdater 3.0
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Este proyecto Fue hecho para la materia de Integradora (la cual tiene como objetivo reunir
todas las habilidades aprendidas por el estudiante y ejecutarlas en un proyecto integral) durante el
tetramestre Mayo-Agosto
Este actualizador de base de datos Toma archivos de texto (los cuales contienen datos separados por comas
sobre las condiciones de viento que son captadas por los sensores de la universidad)
y depura los archivos de una estructura similar a esto "0.3";"NW";"3.2"
para su integracion a una base de datos como producto final 0.3 NW 3.2
La cantidad de datos por archivo usualmente varia entre los miles y decenas de miles.

el programa esta escrito en Jython, una implementacion de python sobre Java

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This project was made for the Integral project Asignment (which has the objective of get all the skills
developed by the student at the moment and to put them into work in a whole integral project)during
May-August period This database Updater takes raw .txt files (which ones have Coma Separated Values
about the wind conditions generated by the university sensors) and cleanses the files
which have a similar structure to this "0.3";"NW";"3.2" into something like this 0.3 NW 3.2
The amount of Data lines is from thousands to 20-30 thousands

the Program is Written in Jython , a Python implementation of Java.

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Four Major Wins for Gender Equity in Virginia's 2020 Legislative Session
By Nicole Tortoriello, The Secular Society Women's Rights Advocacy Counsel, Legal
It was a big year for gender justice advocates in Virginia's General Assembly. At the start of session, we highlighted five issues to watch out for this year – and we had major wins in four out of five areas.
Passing meaningful anti-discrimination protections. The new Virginia Values Act (SB868) is the first meaningful anti-discrimination law in Virginia, providing protections against discrimination because of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, pregnancy, childbirth or related medical conditions, age, martial status, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or status as a veteran. As of July 1, Virginians will have new protections against discrimination in employment, public accommodations, credit and housing. For the first time, the Division of Human Rights in the Office of the Attorney General will have the power to enforce these protections.
Providing pregnancy accommodations. We took a huge step toward ensuring no Virginian will be forced out of their job because they are pregnant. The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (SB712/HB827) requires employers with five or more employees to provide reasonable pregnancy accommodations and prohibits discrimination because a worker is pregnant or lactating, starting July 1. This law should make it easier for workers and employers to know what rights pregnant workers have.
Protecting abortion rights. Virginia repealed some of its burdensome regulations that made it harder to get an abortion (SB733/HB980). After July 1, people seeking an abortion will no longer need to undergo a medically unnecessary ultrasound and wait 24 hours before an abortion. Abortion providers will no longer be subject to unnecessary, burdensome regulations that have no positive impact on a patient's health. This law is an important first step toward making abortion access a reality for all Virginians.
Ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment. Last but not least, Virginia became the 38th state to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment (SJ 1/HJ 1), pushing the U.S. over the required three-fourths threshold for approving an amendment to the Constitution. The ERA establishes sex equality and could provide a new basis to pass federal laws addressing domestic and sexual violence, pregnancy discrimination and reproductive freedom.
Sadly, lawmakers didn't pass all of the reforms we called for this year. Some issues to watch out for next year include:
Reforming the criminal legal system. We called on lawmakers to raise the felony larceny threshold to $1,500 and to eliminate the "three strikes" felony larceny threshold. They only raised the threshold to $1,000 and failed to reform the "three strikes" law. We know women are twice as likely as men to report economic need as a motivation for their crimes, and these reforms would reduce the harsh consequences for these types of crimes that disproportionately affect women.
Strengthening our anti-discrimination laws. Virginia's new human rights laws are a huge victory, but they're not perfect. The employment protections in the Virginia Values Act only apply to workers at big employers with 15 or more employees for most types of discrimination, or more than 5 for termination. Workers at small employers also deserve protection from all types of discrimination. We need to make sure that these protections are accessible to workers and that the process for obtaining relief is clear.
While significant progress was made this session toward gender equity, we still have work to do. Women are disproportionately impacted by harsh sentencing for economic crimes and protected classes of workers are not given enough protections in the workplace. We will continue to push for reforms in the courts and in the legislature until people of all genders have equal rights. If you believe you've been discriminated against in violation of Virginia's human rights laws, please let us know by filling out our online intake form.
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I just sent you the pdf.
Please send me the email as well.
Sure thing Patty. It's on the way.
I have the same problem. Can you please send me the emil also.
I would but I don't see your email or this name in the customer list. Please email us with the email you used to make the original purchase. Or the receipt number, or something else to prove your purchase.
I need this info as well.
I'm sorry but I don't see that email address in our purchase records. Could you please also search for the confirmation email you received, or email us directly with your credentials?
Please send me the info on how to do the security deposit forfeit.
Please send the security deposit forfeit email to me too.
Sure thing -- all Done Ari!
Could you send me the same email. I have two tennants that skipped this month and forfeited their deposits.
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Out of all, one of the major annoyances present in Windows 8 and 8.1 is "Hot Corners" feature. It allows users to access some predefined shortcuts by moving the mouse cursor to top-left or top-right corners of the computer screen. When you move the cursor to the top-left corner of the desktop background, the "App Switcher" or"App Switch List" is displayed, which allows you to navigate between background running apps and programs or close them. Whereas, if you move your mouse cursor to the top-right or bottom-right corners of the desktop background, Charms Bar is displayed. It provides quick access to Top 5 Shortcuts: Search, Share, Start, Devices and Settings.
What is a Charms Bar?
A major change to the way users interaction with Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 is the introduction of the "Charms Bar." The Windows 8 Charms Bar is kind of a meta-menu or the bar of icons that slides in from the right side of the screen when moving the mouse cursor to upper or lower right side of the desktop view. This bar lines important functions, which is mentioned below.
You can also bring up the Charms Bar by using Shortcut Keys (Windows Key + C). However, when you do this, in addition to seeing the Charms Bar, you'll also see the Date and Time in the bottom-left corner, and this will keep the Charms Bar open.
Though, these Hot Corners were designed to help Windows 8 users, and the Charms Bar might be very useful for Windows 8 touch devices. But, those who prefers using Windows 8 or Windows 8.1 primarily on a desktop or laptop with a mouse and keyboard may find it annoying or disrupting. And it may be frustrated by inadvertently trigging the bar when the mouse is moved to the right corners of the screen.
In this blog post, we will look three different methods on How to Disable Charms Bar in Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 to avoid these issues.
Now under, Corner navigation section, just uncheck "When I point to the upper-right corner, show the Charms" option.
Right-click on the Taskbar and select "Properties" in the context menu.
Note: This will disable Charms Bar only from the top-right corner, which means moving the mouse cursor to the bottom right side corner will still display the Charms Bar. So, to get rid of it from the lower corner as well, you can use ImmersiveShell key in Registry Editor.
First up, Open Run (Windows Key + R).
Now navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER >> Software >> Microsoft >> Windows >> CurrentVersion >>ImmersiveShell.
Now double-click the newly created DWORD value, type 1 and click OK.
Once finished, it will disable both the top-right and bottom-right hot corners that expose the Charms Bar.
This is the last and the simplest way to disable Charms Bar in Windows 8 and 8.1 using a free program named Charms Bar Killer from WinAero.
Download the Charms Bar Killer and Install it on your computer.
When launched, Charms Bar Killer holds its position in the system tray and automatically kills the Charms Bar.
You can also right-click its notification icon and enable Kill Top Left Corner to disable "App Switcher" too.
In case you want to re-energize the hot corners, just exit Charms Bar Killer and restart your computer.
That's all! You're now free from the ever irritating Hot Corners and Charms Bar on Windows 8 and 8.1.
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The competition, organised by the RIBA on behalf of Leicester City Council and the Leicester Regeneration Company, is part of a wider regeneration project in the Abbey Meadows area of the city. The finished bridge will connect the National Space Centre and proposed Leicester Science Park with a planned residential development at Wolsey Island.
The French firm worked with engineer Buro Happold to see off 150 other entries from around the globe. The other finalists were: Allies and Morrison with Price & Myers, Knight Architects with Gifford, Moxon Architects with Arup and McDowell + Benedetti with Arup and Ramboll Whitbybird.


Idiyappam or String Hoppers is a kind of breakfast dish popular in kerala . It is also called as noolappam . Idiyappam is one of the Simplest Breakfast that can be made in Morning . The name idiyappam derives from the Tamil words idi meaning ground down and appam the name for dishes of steamed rice flour. Idiyappam is a traditional Kerala , Tamil and Sri Lankan food . It is basically made of rice flour, salt and water and served with vegetable egg or meat dishes. It is also served with sweetened coconut milk in the Malabar region of Kerala .
Put into the wide Plate cover with a damp cloth to keep it moist.
Add the sugar to the mix and start mixing it gently.
Add coconut in the last and mix well.


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Plumage
December 27, 2018 by Dr. Roger Lederer
"Plumage" comes from the Old French meaning feathers or appearance. Today the word is almost exclusively used for a bird's set of feathers. Depending on the species, birds have various plumages throughout the year. Feathers wear out, are broken, or lost and they need to be replaced on a regular basis, and in the process there might be two or more plumages over a year or even several plumages over several years. This makes things a bit more challenging for birdwatchers as dull winter plumage warblers are much more difficult than those in colorful breeding plumage.
There are several types of plumages in a bird's life cycle. They are born nearly naked as are songbirds or with "natal down" or natal plumage like that of ducklings or chicks. The purpose of these feathers is mainly insulation. After a few days or weeks or months depending on the species, the young birds develop what is called juvenile, sometimes "juvenal", plumage, and keep it until fall. Often the young resemble the winter or female plumage of the species.
In the case of songbirds, the young keep their juvenal plumage until the spring or may molt into a sub-basic plumage that shows some of the breeding coloration. Then, early in the spring they molt into their most colorful breeding or courtship plumage. When the sexes are dimorphic (have different plumages), the male is typically the most colorful. In the case of gulls, hawks, eagles, and other species, the birds make take several years to develop their breeding plumage. The Red-tailed Hawk, for example, takes about three years to develop its red (actually rufous) tail.
According to the Southwestern Bald Eagle Management Committee "During its first four weeks of life, an eaglet's fluffy white down changes to a gray wooly down. At about five weeks, brown and black feathers begin to grow. It becomes fully feathered at 10 weeks of age. In its first year, the mostly dark-colored juvenile can often be mistaken as a golden eagle. However, the bald eagle progressively changes until it reaches adult plumage at five years. Its dark eye lightens throughout its first four years of life until it becomes yellow and its beak changes form gray-black to a vibrant yellow." The adult eagle wears a plumage of 5000 to 8000 feathers.
After the mature plumage is reached the bird then moves back and forth between its basic plumage and its breeding plumage. The basic plumage makes the bird less visible to predators during the non-breeding season. Often the males and females look a lot alike at that time.
Feathers obviously have several functions, so molting is required to keep the plumage in good condition. But it costs a lot of energy. One study of the Chaffinch estimated that the birds metabolism has to increase by about 40% to produce new feathers, depending on the temperature. That's replacing something like 1500 to 3000 feathers, typical of songbirds. That is an enormous burden at an enormous cost, but obviously well worth it.
Then think about the swan that has to replace 25,0000 feathers!
Then think about the person assigned the task of counting all these feathers!
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Term: dance [X]
Cross-cultural Comparison of Dance: Sita Haran
The Ramayana comes to life through the second in a three-part series of cross-cultural dance workshops. Kathak comes from the word katha, meaning to tell stories. Charlotte Moraga of Chitresh Das Dance Co. will perform an excerpt from the Ramayana— Pandit Chitresh Das' Sita Haran, the Abduction of Sita — in a traditional Kathak solo. Rama, Lakshmana and Sita are in the Panchavati forest when the demon Maricha, disguised as a golden deer, tempts Sita and distracts Rama so that Ravana can steal her away, setting in motion fateful events. On the surface it appears to be a fairytale of good and evil, but the ambiguity beneath has many layers. In a Kathak solo, the dancer portrays all the characters in a story using abhinaya (facial expression), hastaks (hand movements) and dance. Afterward, families can learn some of this fascinating Kathak vocabulary in a workshop with members of the Chhandam Youth Dance Company (CYDC).
Buddhist Dance in Bhutan
Cham is the sacred dance of Vajrayana Buddhism. Performed throughout Bhutan, it is usually presented in festivals featuring several days of dancing...
Cambodian Dance with Charya Burt and Reakmey Lath
Watch the Ramayana come to life through Cambodian dance. Dancers Charya Burt and Reaksmey Lath introduce audiences to the history and form of Cambodian classical dance. The two then demonstrate gestures and movements of three main characters, Seda (Sita), Preah Ream (Rama) and Reab (Ravana), and unpack their meaning in Reamker, the Khmer version of the Ramayana.
Indian Dance: Bharatanatyam and Odissi (Part 2 of 2)
Yoga is traditionally associated with ancient schools of Hindu philosophy, in which one attains peace and salvation as the mind, body and spirit unite. Indian classical dance has its own journey that defines a unique path for individuals to attain liberation. The dancers Navia Natarajan (Bharatanatyam) and Niharika Mohanty (Odissi) will demonstrate the benefits of dance and yoga practice, bringing their individualistic styles together while incorporating yoga postures (asanas) and the extension of breath (pranayama).
Cloud Gate Dance Theatre of Taiwan Lecture-Demonstration
This lecture-demonstration took audience members inside the practice of one of today's most celebrated international dance companies, revealing their artistic influences, including Chinese calligraphy, meditation and martial arts traditions.
Cloud Gate Dance Theatre of Taiwan Performance Highlights
These highlights from the dance performance through the Loggia and grand staircase reveals the company's artistic influences, including Chinese calligraphy, meditation and martial arts traditions.
Japanese Dance and Samisen Music
The interdisciplinary performance features artists Tatsu Aoki, Kioko Aoki, Francis Wong, Megan Lee, Wesley Hitomo Yee and Melody Takata, as well as master artists Chizuru Kineya and Michikaoru Hanayagi.
Cross-Cultural Comparison of Dance: Gamelan Sekar Jaya
Elementary School (K-3), Elementary School (4-5), Middle School (6-8), High School (9-12), College and Beyond
Learn kecak, the Ramayana monkey chant depicting a battle from the epic story in which Hanuman helps Rama fight the demon Ravana. Members of Gamelan Sekar Jaya teach audience members simple percussive chants through basic patterns of kecak, some body movement and cueing—louder, softer, stopping and different percussive sounds. Using what they've learned, the audience is invited to join Gamelan Sekar Jaya members in a kecak, making the space vibrate with the sounds of "cak". An excerpt of a dance showcasing the Ramayana will also be performed.
Balinese Boar Barong Dance Performance
The Barong is a protective deity that can take on a variety of animal forms—lions, tigers, and boars are some of the more common images—land each one is addressed using a respectful title such as Great God or Great Lord. Many villages, especially in southern Bali, have their own Barong figure. The Barong mask is kept in a shrine within a temple and brought out for use. The Barong is one of the most prominent images seen in the performing arts of Bali. This video features the Calonarang, a dance drama intended to chase away evil and purify a village.
Balinese Dance, Costumes, Music
This video features examples of different types of Balinese dance, costumes, and music. Bali: Art, Ritual Performance was on view at the Asian Art Museum from February 25–September 11, 2011.
Indian Dance: Kathak Yoga (Part 1 of 2)
Witness the revolutionary dance technique of Kathak yoga created by Pandit Chitresh Das. Kathak yoga combines innovation within tradition. The dancers (Antara Bhardwaj and Rachna Nivas) perform rhythmic composition through footwork and other movement while simultaneously reciting the underlying rhythmic structure (theka), singing the corresponding melody (lehara), and playing the tabla, harmonium or finger cymbals (manjira).
South Indian Dance with Bharatanatyam Dancer Pallavi Sriram
Watch a dance performance by Bharatanatyam Dancer Pallavi Sriram.
Symbolism in Balinese Dance Costumes
This video features Balinese dancer, Kompiang Metri Davies, discussing the symbolism of Balinese dance costumes. The Bali: Art, Ritual Performance exhibition is on view at the Asian Art Museum from February 25--September 11, 2011.
Indian Storytelling and Dance
Dancer and storyteller Pranita Jain from Kalapriya Center for the Indian Performing Arts leads a special interactive storytelling demonstration animating tales of King Vikramaditya with mudras (gestures) and facial expressions at the Asian Art Museum.
Thumri and Kathak Performance (Part 4 of 4)
Thumri, a light vocal classical music genre is said to have evolved in North India in the mid-19th century court of Nawab Wajid Ali Shah of Lucknow to accompany the kathak dance form, one of the eight major classical dance forms of India. This program presented by Pandit Rai and Sinha evokes the court ambience of 19th-century and early 20th-century India with a fully choreographed performance of dance, music, and storytelling, depicting the close interaction between these two major art forms.
Storytelling in Ritual and Performance in Bali
Balinese stories are continually told and retold. Tales such as the Ramayana are mainly spread through storytelling, shadow plays, masked dance, chants, and other theatrical genres. Learn more.
Hinduism and the Practice of Faith
Religion pervades many aspects of Hindu life, and religious observance is not limited to one location, time of day, or use of a particular text. It assumes many forms: in the home, at the temple, on a pilgrimage, through yogic practices, dance or music, at the roadside, by the river, through the observation of one's social duties and so on. Learn more.
Creating Story with Music (lesson)
Students express the Balinese concept of working together to create a community by applying the kecak musical pattern of interlocking parts to "Mary Had a Little Lamb," and design their own chant using words or sounds to represent their characters.
An Introduction to Chinese Calligraphy
In China, painting and writing developed hand in hand, sharing the same tools and techniques.
Balinese Dancers
There are many performing arts in Bali, and one of the most famous today is a type of dance called Legong dancing which involves mostly young girls who are trained from a very young age. The Bali: Art, Ritual Performance exhibition is on view at the Asian Art Museum from February 25--September 11, 2011.
Excerpts from "Sita's Daughters"
An excerpt from Sita's Daughters, a dance piece choreographed and performed by acclaimed artist Mallika Sarabhai.
Korean Tea Ceremony
Jaesup Pak, professor of Korean language and literature at Inje University in Korea, and Tea Master Youngmi Yi introduce cha (tea) and darye (etiquette for tea). Tea was introduced to Korea from China sometime in the 6th or 7th centuries, and since then Koreans have developed an approach to tea with fewer formal rituals and greater range of flexibility in enjoyment of tea. In Korea, tea has always been more than just a simple beverage. Appreciation of music, poetry, dance, and painting prospered as part of tea ceremonies among the elite and the royal court.
Movement: Filipino American History Month Celebration
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It's that time of year again, when the museum gears up for its annual Filipino American History Month Celebration. This year's theme of MOVEMENT focuses on the traditions of dance, martial arts, word and art of the Philippines. The day kicks off with opening remarks. Then the ACPA takes the stage for a performance titled, Voyage to Mindinao. Kasamahan dancers from the University of San Francisco dancers perform dances combining Filipino and Filipino American experiences. Then immerse yourself in the vibrant sounds of the rondalla, a stringed instrument ensemble, by the young musicians of ACPA.
Phantoms Arise!
Get lyrical with Litquake as poets channel supernatural forces with a progressive poetry crawl through the galleries featuring literary luminaries Justin Chin, Paul Hoover, Farnoosh Fathi, Mari L'Esperance, Kevin Simmonds, Truong Tran, and Arisa White. Then, kick it up a notch with a special Trannyshack awe-inspiring performance that will explode into a dance party. This is one evening that can only be characterized as "only in SF," and we wouldn't have it any other way.


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import de.hshannover.f4.trust.iron.mapserver.utils.NullCheck;

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 * Superclass which may contain two identifiers and needs at least one
 * identifier.
 * If both identifiers are set a link is described.
 * If only one identifier is set a single identifier is described.
 *
 * @author aw, vp
 * @version 0.1
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public abstract class SubPublishRequest {

	public enum PublishRequestType {
		UPDATE,
		DELETE,
		NOTIFY
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	private Identifier mIdent1;
	private Identifier mIdent2;
	private PublishRequestType mType;

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	public SubPublishRequest(Identifier ident1, Identifier ident2, PublishRequestType type)
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This optical illusion was discovered by accident while creating an art image. I do not have any theory of how it works. I have looked at some illusion sites on the web and not found anything very close to it.
The illusion lies in an expansion and contraction of the dark areas as the viewer looks about the image or scrolls up and down. Most people see this, some very strongly. A minority fail to see a strong effect.
I would describe its features thus: It has no lines or edges, but has a formless blob-like shape containing many wavelengths. The bright colors seem to be needed for the effect; it goes away if they are deleted or modified. It has fine-grained squares arising from how it was made, but if these are blurred away the effect is the same.


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Home Car News Renault Kiger HBC sub 4m SUV spied in Chennai alongside Triber
Renault Kiger HBC sub 4m SUV spied in Chennai alongside Triber
Renault India may employ a 1.0-litre turbo petrol unit in its upcoming Kiger HBC compact SUV
French automaker Renault plans to launch an all-new subcompact crossover (commonly referred to as "compact SUV") on the Indian market. Reportedly dubbed the Renault Kiger, it is essentially the production version of the HBC (internal codename) that has been doing rounds on the internet and public roads over the months. The Kiger was expected to make its official debut at Auto Expo 2020 in early February but it seems the product has got a long way to go before becoming market-ready.
It has been a while since we last posted spy shots of the Renault Kiger or HBC. In the past couple of months, automakers operating in India had shut down their facilities (plants, showrooms, service outlets, etc.) as part of the government's lockdown protocols. This means that product development, in which prototype testing is an integral part, was halted as well.
As India entered its fourth stage of COVID-19 lockdown, automotive facilities in green and orange zones were allowed to function in a safe and controlled environment. Several automakers have resumed their product development processes, as evident from the multiple spy images shared in recent times. The Renault Kiger is the latest product to join the party.
Automotive enthusiast Varun has spotted a Renault 'Kiger' (still uncertain whether this will replace the 'HBC' nametag) on the busy roads of Chennai. Interestingly, it was spotted alongside a Renault Triber BS6. Either sub-four-metre product will share Renault-Nissan's CMF-A+ modular platform which also serves as the base for Nissan's upcoming Magnite subcompact crossover.
Being an early example, the Renault Kiger test mule unsurprisingly wore heavy camouflage. Certain styling bits such as bumper-housed headlamps, 'Renault grille', roof rails, bulkier fenders, etc., were still apparent.
Various reports state that it will be powered by a 1.0-litre turbo petrol three-cylinder mill mated to either a 5-speed manual or its respective AMT unit. Output figures should be close to 100bhp and 160Nm. The same powertrain would eventually filter down to the Renault Triber. This also leads to the question of whether the Triber unit spotted alongside is a turbo petrol variant.
Sources suggest that Renault India has postponed its launch to early next year from the current festive season (September-December), owing to the setbacks caused by COVID-19 outbreak. Once launched, it will be an affordable alternative to existing subcompact crossovers and a direct rival to the production-spec Tata HBX.


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TGATP Playlist, Video
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The Grammys were their usual out of touch self this year with awards going to…
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It's Complicated Private Screening and Reception
Universal Pictures hosted a downtown private screening of the new Meryl Streep/Alec Baldwin vehicle "It's…
The Blind Side
A Warner Bros. release of an Alcon Entertainment presentation of a Gil Netter production. Produced…
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In December, Lincoln Center visitors received an opportunity to communicate with a huge flag of the United States. Gallery SHCHUKIN artist David Datuna presented an interactive installation of his at New York's (USA) largest cultural center.
Datuna's new work, "The Viewpoint of Billions", which was presented by Gallery SHCHUKIN December 5 through December 8, 2013 at the Art Basel Miami Beach art fair, became the clou of the international convention's program back then in Miami. A few days later, a 3.5-meter US flag was put out on display at Lincoln Center. The flag was executed in the artist's author's technique – it is composed of newspaper clippings, portraits of characters that have gone down in history, and movie clips, with the collage covered with tens of convex lenses making the image mobile and multidimensional. Each viewer can comprehend the work in one's own way by having "communicated" with it, among other things. David Datuna put "The Viewpoint of Billions" together in association with Google Glass TM with the support of Gallery SHCHUKIN. This product by Google TM, a new generation smartphone, which works with no touch, is a device that looks like glasses, its transparent display with a built-in camera positioned right opposite the viewer's eye. Several cameras are also hidden among the lenses covering the artist's work. Having put Google Glass TM on, the viewer starts looking at the installation — and the work starts communicating with one, "producing" the text of phrases and questions on the device's display.
"You can get different pictures depending on your viewpoint, which enables each viewer to form one's own opinion about it," says Datuna. "The images that appear tell us about the past and at the same time bear on what concerns people today as well".


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Season Comparisons
An Albion win seems a long way off
12 Feb 2016 4 Jul 2016
It's not very often that you get to see the Baggies live on the BBC these days, certainly not on at prime time on a Wednesday evening and, after this week's game, I think most TV executives will be looking to avoid having to show them again should they progress further in the FA Cup.
Albion toiled and struggled to get past Peterborough United of League One, and I felt sorry for those who turned on to watch the Ten O'Clock News and had to endure watching Tony Pulis's side fail to score against a tiring Posh. Or do I? At least they could support the other side and feel good about it and, let's face it, they are likely not to have to watch it again.
An increasing number of Albion fans are feeling the same. I've lost count of the number of people who I've heard comment that they "won't come again until he goes" or "won't renew if he's still here next season" – whether they will follow through on those threats is another thing, of course. We football fans are a strange breed, loyal to the point of obsession and always likely to turn up no matter what is played out in front of us. Having bought my first season ticket in 1986 and stuck with the Baggies through the dark days of Woking, Twerton Park and Bobby Gould, I speak from experience but even I'm considering what to do next season. Deep down, of course, I know I'll still be there, but there are many that won't be.
Of course, we shouldn't forget that Albion did get through, although perhaps undeservedly, and have reached the fifth round in successive seasons for the first time since 2008. But they remain without a league win since 2nd January and face a tough trip to Goodison Park this weekend.
Everton have won many plaudits this season for their style of play, but a tendency to concede goals, particularly late in games, has meant that their results have not been as good as their football deserved. Some would say the same about West Brom albeit with a different meaning. However, having lost Tim Howard and John Stones to injury, Roberto Martinez seems to have stumbled on a solution at the back as the Toffees have kept three consecutive clean sheets winning each game 3-0.
Given Albion's recent record, keeping a clean sheet is not likely to be much of a challenge for Everton this weekend, and the quality of their attacking football is likely to cause the Baggies back line problems, particularly with the current injury problems.
Gareth McAuley is definitely out having limped out of Wednesday's game with a hamstring problem, while Craig Dawson, Jonny Evans and Chris Brunt are all struggling for fitness. For only the second time under Tony Pulis, Cristian Gamboa and Sébastien Pocognoli started a game together at London Road, and the Welshman may have to do the same again if none of those three recover in time.
Saturday will be the 163rd meeting between Albion and Everton with the first meeting being in the first season of the Football League. The Baggies won that game 4-1 at Anfield, where Everton played for eight years before Liverpool FC was formed when they moved to Goodison Park in 1892.
Albion repeated that 4-1 scoreline some 122 years later in their latest win at Goodison Park in 2010, but their biggest win at Everton came in their League Championship winning season Jack Crisp and Alfred Smith both scored twice, and Claude Jephcott also netted in a 5-2 win in September 1919.
Everton's biggest win came way back in December 1893 when Jack Southworth scored six goals in a 7-1 win, and they went on to score six goals at home to Albion on two more occasions before the 19th century was done.
The 4-1 win five years ago is Albion's only win at Goodison since 1980. Remi Moses and Ally Robertson scored in a 2-1 win that year, while England's first half-million pound footballer, David Mills, and Bryan Robson were on the scoresheet in the league game the previous year as Albion won 2-0.
In addition to the potential absence of Pulis's favoured back four, James Morrison and Callum McManaman remain sidelined.
Stones and Howard face late fitness tests while Muhamed Besić will miss out with a hamstring injury.
I can't see beyond a home win in this fixture. Albion have big injury problems, poor form and Everton are flying – the home game against Palace in a fortnight is looking ever more important.
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All competitions; most recent game on the right
Last meeting
28 Sep 2015 – Premier League
West Brom 2 (Berahino, Dawson)
Everton 3 (Lukaku (2), Koné)
Last meeting at Everton
19 Jan 2015 – Premier League
Everton 0
Last win
1 Sep 2012 – Premier League
West Brom 2 (Long, McAuley)
Last win at Everton
27 Nov 2010 – Premier League
West Brom 4 (Scharner, Brunt, Tchoyi, Distin (o.g.))
Albion's Record against Everton
League 151 54 35 62 238 246 75 15 17 43 95 158
FA Cup 9 3 2 4 7 11 4 0 1 3 2 8
League Cup 2 1 0 1 3 3 2 1 0 1 3 3
Total 162 58 37 67 248 260 81 16 18 47 100 169
Home 10 4 1 5 13 11 13
Away 9 1 3 5 8 12 6
Total 19 5 4 10 21 23 19
Surely it can't get any worse..
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Baggies battle but fall short at West Ham
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Baggies beat Wolves again as Allardyce gets first win
Wolverhampton Wanderers 2 West Brom 3 Any win over Wolves is worth celebrating, but this victory is particularly important given the season that Albion are having. It is not just...
Albion bid an appropriate farewell to 2020
West Brom 0 Leeds United 5 2020 will not go down as a great year in the annals of history for obvious reasons. For the fans of some clubs, the...
West Bromwich Albion seems a very different club to a year ago – what next?
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