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Visit the Galle National Museum. Housed in an old Dutch building in the center of the fort, the museum features exhibits on colonial weaponry, including a collection of Portuguese and Dutch swords, stone cannon balls, and battle axes made of brass and iron. Native handicrafts like turtle-shell ornaments and decorative pieces are also on display.
If you are interested in game fishing, your boat will take you eight miles off the coast, where the continental shelf drops off and such fish as tuna, sailfish, marlin, and wahoo are common.
To the north of Galle to visit the beautiful, untouched Hiyare rainforest, which surrounds a 51-acre lake. A wildlife guide from the reserve will accompany you and illuminate the many interesting species of animals and plants that are found there. Hiyare has established its own tree nursery, and it is possible to plant a tree as part of their carbon offset program.
Visit the nearby port town of Koggala. Take a cruise down the Koggala River and its estuaries with a naturalist who will tell you about the various types of bird and wildlife that make Koggala their home.
Visit the Kosgoda Turtle Hatchery and witness how the newborn turtles are being cared for until they are ready to be released back to the ocean. The wide, sandy beaches that dot the coasts of Sri Lanka are utilized by several species of marine turtles as nesting sites.
Explore the 40,000 square-foot Galle Maritime Archeology Museum. If one is available, meet with a curator. The original museum building was entirely destroyed by the 2004 tsunami, but its collection has been reestablished in the newly renovated Dutch warehouse in Galle Fort. The exhibits of artifacts discovered on the ocean floor around Sri Lanka include the Avondster, a Dutch ship that wrecked off Galle Fort in 1659.
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A great way to get an overview (literally) of Galle is to circumambulate the small historic center via the centuries-old Dutch ramparts that encircle the fort area.
Visit the temples of Yatagala and Rhumasala. Sitting atop a 120-step staircase, the 1,200- year-old Yatagala Temple, carved directly into the rock of a hillside, is one of the oldest in the region, and is set in a beautiful valley lined with rice terraces. On a lovely headland across from Galle fort, Rhumasala is a brand new temple, built as a gift from Japan, and boasts wonderful views across the water towards Galle.
Located just 20 minutes away from the coastal city of Galle, the four-bedroom ISHQ Luxury Villa offers a secluded space for a family or group to relax and simply enjoy time away together. Part of a collection designed by acclaimed architect, Bruce Fell Smith, the oceanfront villa offers a private beach area as well as a team of staff including an in-house chef, a personal butler and a personal fitness trainer.
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Practice yoga in the dedicated yoga space and relax at the villa's swimming pool, which is bordered by a patio with a lounge area and poolside bar. If you wish, take a locally inspired cooking class outdoors in the garden or enjoy a round of golf along the ocean. Poolside dinners, as well as beachside dinners, can be arranged. The villa also has a gym space with air conditioning and an en-suite shower room. Visit nearby historical Galle to explore the city's 16th century fort and markets. The villa is located approximately 2 hours away from the Colombo International airport.
Located on the golden southern coast of Sri Lanka, The Fortress is just minutes away from Galle. A modern take on the 17th-century Dutch fortress in Galle, the hotel melds Dutch and Portuguese architecture with Sri Lankan touches. The resort's walls enclose 49 exquisitely appointed rooms, lofts and residences, all of which have cutting-edge entertainment systems and designer fittings that include WiFi, a plasma screen TV, Bose DVD player and sound system, an espresso machine, private bar, day bed, in-room safe and an IDD telephone. The Fortress's sense of design extends to their fine dining establishments, which includes a restaurant that specializes in Sri Lankan and international cuisine, a Mediterranean restaurant, a wine bar housed in a glass cave, a lounge devoted to tea and an outdoor bar that serves Fortress cocktails. Additionally, private dining on the grounds or the beach can be arranged. The chic Lime Spa incorporates Sri Lankan culture through traditional Ayurvedic treatments and also has a menu of international spa therapies. Before and after treatments, guests can indulge in complimentary "Degrees" water therapies including sauna, steam and hydrobath. Other amenities at The Fortress include a yoga pavilion, fully equipped fitness center, free-flowing swimming pool, water sports center, business center, boutiques, an art gallery featuring local artists, a wedding pavilion, and a turtle hatchery.


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Троли́-Луа́р () — коммуна во Франции, находится в регионе Пикардия. Департамент коммуны — Эна. Входит в состав кантона Вик-сюр-Эн. Округ коммуны — Лан.

Код INSEE коммуны — 02750.

Население
Население коммуны на 2010 год составляло 593 человека.

Экономика
В 2010 году среди 353 человек трудоспособного возраста (15—64 лет) 262 были экономически активными, 91 — неактивными (показатель активности — 74,2 %, в 1999 году было 66,1 %). Из 262 активных жителей работали 223 человека (126 мужчин и 97 женщин), безработных было 39 (21 мужчина и 18 женщин). Среди 91 неактивных 23 человека были учениками или студентами, 22 — пенсионерами, 46 были неактивными по другим причинам.

См. также
 Список округов Франции

Примечания

Ссылки
 Национальный институт статистики — Троли-Луар

Коммуны департамента Эна

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   :alt: MarkUs logo

================================================================================
Welcome to MarkUs! Online Marking Made Easy
================================================================================

http://markusproject.org/

MarkUs (pronounced "mark us") is an open-source tool which recreates the ease
and flexibility of grading assignments with pen on paper, within a web
application. It also allows students and instructors to form groups, and
collaborate on assignments. Its predecessor OLM (Online Marking) was originally
written in Python on top of the TurboGears framework.

The MarkUs project is a re-implementation of the Online Marking system using
Ruby on Rails. The goal of this project is to take what we learned from OLM and
our forays into Web-CAT, and build a web-based marking tool that includes an
early submission and testing system in support of test driven development.

1. Features
================================================================================

* Graders can easily annotate students' code (overlapping annotations, graded
  source code remains untouched)
* Subversion storage back-end
* Instructors can form teams
* Students can form groups on their own
* Supports different course models:

  * Web-based file upload for first-year courses
  * Subversion client commits for upper year courses (disabled Web-upload)
  * Allows students to work on code of other groups from one assignment to the next

* Web-based course administration
* One MarkUs application per course (independent databases across courses)

Please see the INSTALL file for installation instructions.

2. Links
================================================================================

* Email a security alert: security@markusproject.org
* Email a general inquiry: info@markusproject.org
* Blog: http://blog.markusproject.org/http://blog.markusproject.org/
* Sandbox: http://www.markusproject.org/admin-demo
* Source Code: http://github.com/MarkUsProject/Markus
* Review Board: http://review.markusproject.org/r/
* MarkUs RDoc: http://www.markusproject.org/dev/app_doc/
* Test Coverage: http://www.markusproject.org/dev/test_coverage/
* Units Test Report: http://www.markusproject.org/dev/unit_tests_report.html
* Functional Test Report: http://www.markusproject.org/dev/functional_tests_report.html
* IRC Channel: irc://irc.freenode.net/#markus  (Logs): http://www.markusproject.org/irc/
* Mailing list: markus-users@cs.toronto.edu

3. Sandbox
================================================================================

If you are interested in MarkUs and would like to try it out, there is a MarkUs sandbox installation available (http://www.markusproject.org/admin-demo). For information as to how to use the demo instance please see our "How to use the demo server" (http://blog.markusproject.org/?p=219) blog post. We hope you will enjoy it and please let us know how you liked it: info@markusproject.org.

4. System Requirements
================================================================================

* Rails 3.0/Ruby 1.8.7 or Ruby 1.9.3
* Unicorn/Passenger
* PostgreSQL/MySQL
* Subversion

Note: As of now, the latest stable version is MarkUs 0.10.0. Here is our current
deployment/configuration documentation. Please send us email if you have any
trouble installing MarkUs---we'd be happy to help you out.

5. Who is Using MarkUs?
================================================================================

* Department of Computer Science, University of Toronto, Canada
* School of Computer Science, University of Waterloo, Canada
* École Centrale de Nantes, France

6. Staying in Touch
================================================================================

Want the latest MarkUs news? It's available several ways:

* General queries can be sent to info@markusproject.org.
* The development team has a blog at http://blog.markusproject.org.
* There is a mailing list for MarkUs users. You can also find us on IRC in the
  #markus channel on FreeNode.
* We use Review Board to manage code reviews. You can view our development
  activity using our event log.

7. Screencasts
================================================================================

Here are are some screencasts of MarkUs (reverse chronological order):

* Student File Submission: September 2, 2009 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofpyaty20FQ

  This screencast demonstrates how students can upload, replace and delete
  files using MarkUs' easy to use Web interface. The nice part is that files
  really end up in a Subversion repository (without students ever noticing).

* Student Group Formation: August 17, 2009 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ed_z_tHCAg8

  MarkUs supports various course models. One possibility of which is that an
  instructor can allow students to work in teams. If an Assignment is set up
  this way, students can go and start form groups on their own using MarkUs.

* The Grader View: June 6, 2009 http://www.cs.toronto.edu/~reid/screencasts/OLM-2009-06-03.swf

  The grader view is one of the core functionalities of MarkUs, which allows
  graders (usually TAs) to mark a student's/group's work for an assignment. He
  or she can annotate the submitted source code - which is syntax highlighted -
  and mark according to rubrics defined by the instructor.

8. Helping Out
================================================================================

Found a bug? Want a feature? Please email info@markusproject.org.

9. Credits
================================================================================

MarkUs grew out of OLM, which was build using the TurboGears framework. We are
grateful to everyone who worked on or funded both projects, and to the creators
of Ruby on Rails for building such a great framework.

MarkUs' development has been supported by the University of Toronto, École
Centrale de Nantes, et. al. Kudos to everyone who turned that support into
working code:

Aaron Lee, Adam Goucher, Aimen Khan, Alexandre Lissy, Alex Krassikov, Amanda
Manarin, Andrew Louis, Anthony Le Jallé, Anton Braverman, Benjamin Thorent,
Benjamin Vialle, Bertan Guven, Brian Xu, Bryan Shen, Camille Guérin, Catherine
Fawcett, Christian Jacques, Christine Yu, Clément Delafargue, Clément Schiano,
Danesh Dadachanji, Diane Tam, Dina Sabie, Egor Philippov, Erik Traikov, Evan
Browning, Farah Juma, Fernando Garces, Gabriel Roy-Lortie, Geoffrey Flores,
Hanson Wu, Horatiu Halmaghi, Ibrahim Shahin, Jay Parekh, Jérôme Gazel, Jiahui
Xu, Jordan Saleh, Joseph Mate, Joseph Maté, Justin Foong, Karel Kahula, Kurtis
Schmidt, Luke Kysow, Mélanie Gaudet, Michael Lumbroso, Mike Conley, Mike
Gunderloy, Misa Sakamoto, Neha Kumar, Nelle Varoquaux, Nicolas Bouillon,
Nicolas Carougeau, Noé Bedetti, Oloruntobi Ogunbiyi, Razvan Vlaicu, Robert
Burke, Samuel Gougeon, Sean Budning, Severin Gehwolf, Shion Kashimura, Simon
Lavigne-Giroux, Tara Clark, Tianhai Hu, Valentin Roger, Veronica Wong, Victoria
Mui, Victor Ivri, Vivien Suen, Yansong Zang

Supervisors: Karen Reid, Morgan Magnin

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The mere mention of the Veneto Region conjures images of Venice, the "floating city of canals", but there is so much more to discover in this region. Whether you like cities or nature, history of art or the beach, the Veneto region can offer a wide range of touristic sites and attractions. From tasting delicious healthy local food to visiting art cities or simply sipping a glass of Prosecco wine while enjoying the breathtaking views that the Veneto region can offer, the choice is yours. If you are up to something more adventurous, the rugged peaks of the Dolomites rising majestically to form the northwestern border might be the perfect destination for some hiking or skiing. Alternatively, the gently curving Venetian coast to the south is where some of the most quivering seaside resorts of the Adriatic see are situated.
THE PROSECCO WINE AREA
THE DOLOMITES
OTHER SPECTACULAR DESTINATIONS OF VENETO
The heart of the Veneto region is charming CASTELFRANCO, a medieval town defended by perfectly preserved walls and towers. Castelfranco Veneto's historic centre is a maze of narrow streets and tiny squares, protected within remarkably preserved, red-bricked ramparts. The town was established when the rulers of Treviso had a castle built in 1199 to defend against the neighbouring Padovans. Over time, it grew into a key trading post between Venice and northern Europe. Every corner of Castelfranco Veneto proudly evokes the presence of its most famous resident, the artist Giorgione whose pièce de résistance, the Madonna and Child, can be found in the town's magnificent cathedral. Also worth a visit is the beautiful 18th-century Academic Theatre with some of the best acoustics in Italy. Just beyond the walls and a stone's throw away from your hotel is Piazza Giorgione, one of the largest squares in the region.
To the west of the Veneto region is picturesque LAKE GARDA, Italy's largest lake, surrounded by pretty villages on its flower-laden banks.
Basilica Palladiana – Vicenza
VICENZA, one of the world's most beautiful cities and still one of Italy's wealthiest, celebrated for its splendid and varied architecture. The perfect marriage of old and new, this thriving cosmopolitan city is home to some of Palladio's best works. Vicenza is an open-air museum dedicated to the legacy of Palladio, a miller's son who became the most prominent architect of the Italian High Renaissance and gave rise to the Classical style of Palladianism. The local gentry, eager to decorate their city with grand new buildings, gave him plenty of opportunities to realise his vision; as a result, many of central Vicenza's streets are graced by a Palladian mansion. Whether you're passionate about architecture or not, it's impossible not to be impressed by the classic sophistication of the Palladian buildings, which were bold innovations miles ahead of their time. At the heart of Vicenza is the Piazza dei Signori, dominated by the Basilica with its marvellous clock tower and distinctive, green roof surrounded by statues of Greek and Roman gods. Not a church but a remodelling of a Gothic courthouse, the basilica's most notable feature is the loggia, one of the earliest examples of the Palladian window. Nearby is the renowned Teatro Olimpico, Europe's oldest surviving indoor theatre, seemingly constructed from marble but upon closer inspection, you'll discover masterfully painted wood and plaster. Its atmospheric auditorium is simply stunning, intended to resemble the outdoor theatres of ancient Greece and Rome. This astounding landmark, together with the Palladian Villas of the Veneto in the surrounding area, is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Bassano del Grappa with its famous Ponte degli Alpini
BASSANO DEL GRAPPA, a beautiful town nestled serenely in the foothills of the Prealps, where the river Brenta flows from the valley and traverses the lowlands on its meander to the Adriatic. This wonderfully photogenic yet unassuming town is renowned for its "grappa". Connecting the halves of the town is the wooden Ponte degli Alpini bridge, cleverly designed to withstand the meltwaters in spring.
Prato della Valle – Padova
PADOVA exudes a youthful exuberance thanks to its prestigious university, affiliated with two of the greatest mathematicians and astronomers who ever lived: Galileo once taught here and Copernicus was a student! The university was founded in 1222 and it's Italy's second oldest. But Padova deserves to be recognised also for its piazzas in the historic centre and the diverse architectural styles: the Baptistry of the Duomo contains one of the country's most complete medieval fresco cycles; the Renaissance Loggia della Gran Guardia once housed the Council of Nobles; and bustling Caffè Pedrocchi, ever-popular with students and intellectuals, was built to resemble a Classical temple. Particularly outstanding is the exotic Basilica di Sant'Antonio, one of the most popular pilgrimage sites in Italy. Beneath its distinctive Byzantine domes rests the tomb of Padova's patron saint. Another unmissable jewel is the extraordinary Cappella degli Scrovegni. The chapel's interiors are entirely covered with Giotto's lyrical frescoes, which greatly influenced the development of European art. On the same site is a major museum complex which occupies a group of 14th-century monastic buildings attached to the church of the Eremitani, a reclusive Augustinian order.
Villa Pisani – Stra
Over the centuries, the rivers flowing into the Venetian lagoon were ingeniously diverted to prevent siltation. As the canalised Brenta became a popular transport route, elegant Venetian villas, holiday homes of the elite, began to appear along its length. The wealthy used to travel between Venice and their villas on the Burchiello, a typical Venetian barge, finely wrought and decorated.
Piazza delle Erbe – Verona
VERONA is situated on the banks of the Adige and it is renowned for the tragic events of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. Verona is, in the collective imagination, the 'City of Love'. The places associated witht the adventures of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet are impossible to miss, and impossible also not to experience the emotion when you see Juliet's house, with its famous balcony, her tomb, and the house of Romeo. A cultural itinerary should also not fail to omit the Basilica of S. Zeno and the Duomo, which houses works by Mantegna and Titian, Piazza delle Erbe (with the Domus Nova, Palazzo dei Mercanti, Palazzo del Comune, the tower of Gardello, and Palazzo Maffei with its fountain), Piazza Bra, Castelvecchio, and the Civic Museum of Art. Last but not least, Verona is indissolubly linked to the Arena, the Roman amphitheatre, which today hosts one of the world's most prestigious opera festivals.
Defined by Giosuè Carducci the City of a Hundred Horizons, ASOLO is one of the most picturesque old town centres in Italy. Contained within the ancient walls that branch off from the 12th century fortress, in every corner it preserves testimonies of its thousand-year old history. Asolo was a destination for poets and writers, artists and travellers that found inspiration and harmony here. Among them the English poet Robert Browning, the Divine theatre actress Eleonora Duse, the composer Gian Francesco Malipiero, the English writer and traveller Freya Stark.
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Q: Cerrar sesion en mvc c#? tengo el siguiente código para un log
Response.Cookies["correoRepresentante"].Value = CorreoL;
Response.Cookies["correoRepresentante"].Expires = DateTime.Now.AddYears(1);
Response.Cookies["passRepresentante"].Value = contrasena;
Response.Cookies["passRepresentante"].Expires = DateTime.Now.AddYears(1);

y para el logout:
var c = new HttpCookie("correoRepresentante");
c.Expires = DateTime.Now.AddDays(-1);
Response.Cookies.Add(c);

var p = new HttpCookie("passRepresentante");
p.Expires = DateTime.Now.AddDays(-1);
Response.Cookies.Add(p);
Response.Cookies.Clear();
Session.Clear();
return View("log");

pero luego vuelvo a poner cualquier cosa en el log y entra en la sesión que tenia.

A: Si utilizas FormsAuthentication te recomiendo usar:
public ActionResult LogOut()
{
    FormsAuthentication.SignOut();
    Session.Abandon();
    return RedirectToAction("index", "login");
}

Si utilizas OWIN Authentication te recomiendo usar solo una de las siguientes:
Request.GetOwinContext().Authentication.SignOut();

Request.GetOwinContext().Authentication.SignOut(Microsoft.AspNet.Identity.DefaultAuthenticationTypes.ApplicationCookie);

HttpContext.Current.GetOwinContext().Authentication.SignOut(Microsoft.AspNet.Identity.DefaultAuthenticationTypes.ApplicationCookie);

A: Por lo que comentas entiendo que la sesión la está liberando bien y que el problema puede estar en la validación que haces con los datos que vienen en la variable de sesión. En cualquier caso te recomiendo usar también Cookies.Remove(Nombrecookie) y Session.Abandon().
Espero que te sirva.

A: Prueba a cambiar esta línea:
c.Expires = DateTime.Now.AddDays(-1);

por:
c.Expires = DateTime.Now.AddYears(-1);

Cuando creas el cookie le estas añadiendo 1 año para expirar y al momento de cerrar la sesión solo le estas quitando un día.

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Volvo Cars, the premium car maker, has announced that the new XC60 SUV - which will be revealed at the Geneva Motor Show - will feature three new advanced driver assistance features aimed at keeping the driver out of trouble.
The new safety features are designed to provide the driver with automatic steering assistance or support - when required - to help avoid potential collisions. Volvo believes that these new features will make the new XC60 one of the safest cars on the road.
"We have been working with collision avoidance systems for many years and we can see how effective they are. In Sweden alone we have seen a decline of around 45 per cent* in rear-end frontal crashes thanks to our collision warning with autobrake system. With the XC60 we are determined to take the next step in reducing avoidable collisions with the addition of steering support and assistance systems," said Malin Ekholm, Senior Director, Volvo Cars' Safety Centre.
"All three of these new features represent clear steps in our work towards fully autonomous cars," added Malin Ekholm.
Volvo Cars' optional Blind Spot Information System, which alerts drivers to the presence of vehicles in their blind spot, has also received an update to include steer assist functionality that helps to avoid potential collisions with vehicles in a blind spot by steering the car back into its own lane and away from danger.
"We have all of the benefits of the safety technology we introduced in our larger 90 Series cars in the new XC60. This is fully in-line with our strategic approach to develop automotive safety systems based on real-life, real-road safety. Our vision is that no one will be killed or seriously injured in a new Volvo car by the year 2020," added Malin Ekholm.


Democrats: Cohen Testimony Foreshadows 'More Indictments' - The National Memo - Smart. Sharp. Funny. Fearless.
When Michael Cohen testified in open session to Congress last week, his allegations of abhorrent conduct by his former client President Donald Trump and evidence of his potential crimes clearly rattled the White House and its allies.
And Cohen has continued to testify to multiple congressional committees behind closed doors, and according to Democrats who have been in those hearings, the worst might be yet to come for the president — and potentially, his family.
"Once the transcript becomes public and the other documents become public, there's going to be new revelations that will be, frankly, as explosive if not more so than what we heard in the open hearing," said Rep. Jackie Speier (D-CA) on CNN Thursday.
She said that the transcript will be released within a month or so. She indicated that the additional testimony may cast light on to what extent Trump's lawyers had a hand in crafting Cohen's false testimony about the Trump Tower Moscow deal, a crime for which he has pleaded guilty.
Speaking on MSNBC, Rep. Joaquin Castro (D-TX) was even more explicit about what Cohen's sealed testimony could mean.
There also continue to be questions and conflicting reports about whether Trump dangled a pardon to Cohen or if he asked for a pardon. Cohen testified to Congress under penalty of perjury that he never asked Trump for a pardon, but his lawyer Lanny Davis later clarified that Cohen did direct his attorneys to discuss the matter with Trump's legal team. Because of this apparent discrepancy, some have suggested Cohen might have perjured himself.
Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA), though, said Thursday on MSNBC that Cohen cleared up these statements in the closed-door testimony, and that once the transcript will be released, observers should be satisfied with his answers.


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History of the Campbell's Soup Can
Most people are familiar with the history of the Campbell Soup Company. As a kitchen cupboard essential for so many years, families all over the world have become a part of that history. Our soup has been enjoyed for people's entire lives.
From humble origins to a global cultural icon, Campbell's Soup has changed the world. But what about our iconic can? Over the last 140 years, it's gone through quite a few changes itself.
Campbell's Soup Can Design
Joseph Campbell's original partner was a man named Abraham Anderson. As a tinsmith, Anderson suggested that the original soup cans be made from tin.
In addition to being useful for storing soup, tin is relatively light and easy to cut. This is useful because when Campbell's Soup first hit the shelves, the tin opener hadn't been invented yet! Instead, our cans were opened with shears, presumably very carefully…
Today, our cans are made from steel-alloy and, as of 2000, have easy-open tabs, so you don't even have to reach for the tin opener!
Modern cans are made from steel using the "two-piece" method which has no side seam and no seam between the body and bottom end, allowing for a tighter seal while using fewer raw materials.
Over the years, ridges have been added to increase overall durability
Campbell's Label Design
Our first official trademark was the original White and Gold label in 1897. The two men bringing a tomato out of a field connoted the fact that each can contained a whole tomato.
The more familiar red and white label first debuted in 1898. The colour scheme was introduced after Herberton L. Williams, the company's treasurer and general manager at the time, saw a University of Pennsylvania versus Cornell football game. Impressed by the dynamic and easily identifiable red and white uniform of the Cornell University team, Williams proposed the change.
The centre medallion had several variations between 1898 and 1900. But after 1900, it was modelled after a medal we received at the 1900 Paris Exposition Universelle. Today it remains a longstanding symbol of excellence.
Decades later, the historic soup can design would be immortalised by Andy Warhol and remain a go-to image of soup to this very day. Even versions of the Canned Food emoji have clear Campbell's influences.
Campbell's started canning soup as a way for consumers everywhere to access nutritious, great-tasting food. A hundred some-odd years later, we make more soup in more advanced cans than ever–but our central mission has remained the same.
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iw is a new nl80211 based CLI configuration utility for wireless devices. It supports almost all new drivers that have been added to the kernel recently.
iw is still under development. Features are added 'as we go'. The only documentation that exists for iw is this page. Please help expand it.
There is a page listing use cases with iwconfig and iw: replacing iwconfig.
Using iw requires you to have libnl, the first working version is 1.0 pre8 as this release introduced genl, Generic Netlink, which nl80211 relies on. Most distributions are shipping 1.1 these days. If your distribution's libnl is a wrong version then you'll have to download and compile libnl yourself for now (http://git.kernel.org/?p=libs/netlink/libnl.git;a=summary).
on your command line and it will print out the commands it supports.
In the case of a STA the above <peer-MAC-address> would be the MAC address of your AP.
To see a description of these please read out modes documentation.
Note that the interface is automatically put into AP mode when using hostapd.
Keep in mind this requires drivers to honor mac80211's flag requests strictly, so drivers like ath5k and ath9k which still enable flags based on operation mode need to be fixed to take advantage of this.
There is a dedicated section for virtual vif support, see the iw vif page.
You can also use the latest wpa_supplicant (as of 0.6.7) now to change your regulatory domain, to do so just add a "COUNTRY=US" entry into your configuration for example.
Mesh Point interfaces, by default, are configured on Channel 1. Mesh Point operation begins when the interface is brought up. In the default configuration, Mesh Point interfaces will automatically detect and attempt to create Peer Links with other Mesh Points (peers) having the same mesh ID. Use the station list and station statics to see the peer list and Peer Link status.
Please see the open80211s.org HOWTO for further details on Mesh Point related commands and their output, as well as more examples. iw also provides commands for advanced Mesh Point configuration. These are documented in the Advanced Tinkering section of the open80211s HOWTO.


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namespace Thrace\MediaBundle\Tests\Entity;

use Thrace\MediaBundle\Tests\Fixture\Entity\MultiFile;

use Thrace\ComponentBundle\Test\Tool\BaseTestCaseORM;

class MultiFileTest extends BaseTestCaseORM
{
    const ENTITY = 'Thrace\MediaBundle\Tests\Fixture\Entity\MultiFile';

    protected function setUp()
    {
        $this->createMockEntityManager();
    }

    public function testDefault()
    {
        $entity = new MultiFile();
        $entity->setName('file.txt');
        $entity->setOriginalName('original.txt');
        $entity->setSize(123456);
        $entity->setHash('hash');
        $entity->setTitle('title');
        $entity->setCaption('caption');
        $entity->setDescription('desc');
        $entity->setCopywrite('copywrite');
        $entity->setAuthor('author');
        $entity->setMetadata(array('key' => 'value'));
        $entity->setEnabled(true);
        $entity->setScheduledForDeletion(true);
        $entity->setPosition(1);

        $this->assertNull($entity->getCurrentVersion());

        $this->em->persist($entity);
        $this->em->flush($entity);

        $this->assertNotNull($entity->getId());
        $this->assertSame('file.txt', $entity->getName());
        $this->assertSame('original.txt', $entity->getOriginalName());
        $this->assertSame(123456, $entity->getSize());
        $this->assertSame('hash', $entity->getHash());
        $this->assertSame('title', $entity->getTitle());
        $this->assertSame('caption', $entity->getCaption());
        $this->assertSame('desc', $entity->getDescription());
        $this->assertSame('copywrite', $entity->getCopywrite());
        $this->assertSame('author', $entity->getAuthor());
        $this->assertSame(array('key' => 'value'), $entity->getMetadata());
        $this->assertSame(1, $entity->getVersion());
        $this->assertTrue($entity->isEnabled());
        $this->assertTrue($entity->isScheduledForDeletion());
        $this->assertSame(1, $entity->getPosition());
        $this->assertSame('/media/files/main', $entity->getUploadDir());
        $this->assertSame('/media/files/main/file.txt', $entity->getFilePath());

        $entity->setCurrentVersion(2);

    }

    protected function getUsedEntityFixtures()
    {
        return array(self::ENTITY);
    }
}


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Home Football Countdown to spring: Defensive line
Countdown to spring: Defensive line
Aaron Suttles
This is the fourth in a six-part series looking ahead to the start of Alabama's spring football practice. In this breakdown: the defensive line.
It's without question the biggest position in need of growth and development throughout the spring, summer and fall camp. Not because the talent isn't there. Only because of the caliber of players lost the last two seasons, including A'Shawn Robinson, Jarran Reed, D.J. Pettway, Darren Lake, Jonathan Allen and Dalvin Tomlinson. Light defensive line recruiting classes the last two seasons leaves Alabama without as much depth as we've seen in the past. However, Da'Shawn Hand and Da'Ron Payne are as talented as any defensive line in the country. But where the unit will be measured will be how quickly others can assimilate themselves into the group to provide much-needed depth. The defensive line has been a strength for the team the previous three years. How quickly that unit can develop depth might determine how efficient the defense will be in 2017.
Intrigue level: 5
*Intrigue level is rated on a scale of 1-5 based on competition, number of starting spots available at a respective position and growth needed for a position
The defensive ends
Hand came to Alabama as the top-rated high school football player in the country. The 6-foot-4, 282-pounder has never been shouldered with pressure to help set the tone for the unit. That changes this season. He'll be the guy the younger players look to when seeking an example. Raekwon Davis is literally the big man in the group at 6-foot-7, 303 pounds. He will be asked to play a bigger role after a freshman season in which he played in seven of 15 games. Grabbing Isaiah Buggs from the junior college ranks for the 2017 recruiting class was a major coup for Nick Saban and the defensive staff. Buggs will try to be as productive as the Crimson Tide's last junior college defensive lineman to make an impact, Jarran Reed. Redshirt freshman Quinnen Williams is one player to watch to see how much he developed in 2016. Williams has earned positive remarks behind the scenes, and he'll be needed to play a role this season.
The nose guards
Payne is the best defensive lineman on the team, and, arguably, in the conference. His size, strength and agility set him apart from others. The junior is a force in the middle. He has the ability to take on two blocks to free up his linebackers or use his athleticism to get after the quarterback. The back-up is Josh Frazier who will be asked to log more minutes this season.
There's no getting around it. The depth isn't where the defensive coaching staff would like it to be. However, there is enough talent for the unit to be quite good this season. It will need such good fortune in staying healthy along with some inexperienced players getting up to speed. Much like Ryan Anderson and Denzel Devall assisted the defensive line in years past with the ability to put a hand down and rush, outside linebacker Anfernee Jennings could provide assistance in the way of another body. Depending on how quickly he develops, Terrell Hall could fit that bit as well. Even with better depth last season, Clemson's 99 plays ran against the defense in the College Football Playoff National Championship Game showed how a team can never have enough depth. That's what Alabama will work for this spring and fall.
Reach Aaron Suttles at aaron@tidesports.com or at 205-722-0229.
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well, i really want to get my own hair cut. i don't think i could choose one of my three princesses anyway! i'll just have to be the one to get the hair cut, if i win the hair cuttery card!
definitely follow you on Facebook!
My favorite couple is prince charming and Cinderella. I would love to take my niece. I have been taking her to ice shows since she was little.
My favorite Disney couple is Jasmine & Aladdin!
Rapunzel and "EUGENE" of course! Can you tell we watch Tangled....DAILY?!?!?
I Google+'d the post too!
I'll always love Beauty and the Beast! Would LOVE to take my daughter & niece!
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