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To start out, the MTA is issuing two challenges to the tech companies: design tools to help us better predict subway delays and mitigate disruption for commuters, and new products to move buses faster and more efficiently through the city's notoriously congested streets. Sounds easy, right? Obviously not, but the MTA is convinced that with this project, it can hopefully improve daily commutes for the roughly 5.7 million people who ride the system every weekday.
The Tech Lab is being launched in tandem with the Partnership for New York City, a pro-business group that has some experience soliciting tech solutions for intractable problems (such as those facing Wall Street). This project will expose the MTA to "cutting edge technology, to new providers, it will expand our vendor pool and therefore create competition," which will help the agency better control its own costs, Foye said.
So what could these new technological solutions look like? The MTA says it envisions high-tech cameras or sensors installed along bus routes to better identify obstructions and traffic patterns, or products that utilize Big Data to analyze historical subway data to find patterns that can be used to predict future disruptions. This could also include tools to instantly communicate subway conditions with riders or mining social media to glean fresh insights into subway incident impacts.


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Lady Antebellum Have Perfect Timing for Everything, Even Babies!
When you're talking about a supergroup as big as Lady Antebellum — every little thing has to be planned meticulously. And that includes babies!
As a normal human, it's hard to imagine juggling everything involved in being a touring musician and a family life. But the group seems to have mastered the balance to make it work.
The trio even admit that the exciting news of Hillary Scott's pregnancy — which she revealed in September was to twin girls — came at the perfect time.
"We don't keep anything a secret, so we knew," Charles Kelley tells Taste of Country's Billy Dukes. "So when [Scott] goes 'we're pregnant,' we're like 'congratulations' and I said 'when are you due?' She said February, and I said 'perfect timing!'"
"And then I followed it up with, 'Both heartbeats are healthy,'" adds Scott dryly.
"To feel like we're still doing this, and still making time to live our lives, I think that's what I love about what we're doing," Kelley notes.
To add to the fun — and timing — Dave Haywood and his wife are expecting their second child (and first daughter) before the end of the year. Scott, who is mom to 4-year-old little lady Eisele, had this advice for raising a girl:
"I think the biggest thing is just those daddy-daughter moments," she relates. "I can't wait for [Dave] to experience [them]."
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Description: Austral Indigo (Indigofera australis) is a slender shrub of the Pea family found in all States, varying in size, habit and colour which is not surprising as it occurs over such a wide area. When growing wild in harsh conditions it is often straggly and leaning with few main stems, but with garden care it becomes a superior plant with beautiful sprays of blue-green foliage and dark purplish stems. These are seen at their best in a mixed border in contrast with other greens in a display of foliage. The forms most commonly sold are perfectly frost hardy and also stand some drought, though adequate watering improves quality and prevents bare wood and dead branches. Its natural habit is upright, to 2 m high, with flexible stems tending to arch one way, but it can be trimmed lightly to make a strong and freely branched shrub.


Broadleas is a substantial (12.551sq ft) Grade II listed country house located just south of Devizes in Wiltshire. Built in 1816, the property has very distinctive blue shutters and a low pitched slate roof. The current owners have had the house since the 1940s and have kept the spacious accommodation in very good order.
Principal reception rooms have tall ceilings and ornate cornicing, as well as wonderful views of the surrounding countryside. The ground floor includes reception room, drawing room, dining room, sitting room, family room, ballroom and the kitchen/breakfast room. Upstairs are nine bedrooms, three en-suite, including two useful apartments providing staff or guest accommodation. Outside a cottage and a lodge provide further staff or guest accommodation.
The gardens are a main feature of the property and have been lovingly tended to over the past 60 years. To the south of the main house are four acres of plummeting paths through woods and dells providing fantastic intermittent far-reaching views. There is also a delightful sunken walled garden with white roses; the lower path leads past rhododendrons and camellias and a woodland path to the south leads to the South Lodge and back around to the outbuildings and the secret garden.
To the north and west there is open parkland intermixed with mature trees and there are four loose boxes and a tack room on the grounds, which overall amount to around 46 acres.
Broadleas is located just to the south of Devizes which is a pretty Wiltshire market town with good local amenities. There are many well-known local schools nearby and Bath and Salisbury are around 40 minutes drive; Marlborough is just 14 miles.
The guide price is £1,875,000. For further information please contact 01488 688 547 or visit www.knightfrank.co.uk.


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Monks Raise Awareness of Tibetan Culture
October 23, 2014 6:42 pm by ALEXANDER VASILEV
Photo by Michael Pacheco
Spectators became part of an ancient ritual, which summoned the spirit of goodness and purified the living energy of the world, as the monks from the Drepung Loseling Monastery performed their traditional chanting and dancing Sunday in the Sharp Theater.
The show was part of the Mystical Arts of Tibet tour, through which the monks aim to contribute to global peace, raise awareness of Tibetan arts and culture and support the community of Tibetan refugees in India.
The monks have performed in renowned venues like Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center and have gathered crowds during the Independence Day celebration on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. Their music was also used for the soundtrack of "Seven Years in Tibet," starring Brad Pitt.
The performance was improvised and was presented entirely in the Tibetan language. The monks had considered translating the dialogue in English, but had decided against it because it would take away from the authenticity of the experience and because they felt that people are already too preoccupied with the literal meaning of words.
The monks' most distinguishing skill is their multiphonic chanting: the ability to produce three notes of a chord at the same time. They achieve the effect through a long and intense training of their throat muscles.
In addition to the multiphonic singing, the performers used traditional instruments, dances and symbols to invoke wisdom, peace and positive energy. The picture of the Dalai Lama was prominently displayed throughout the entire performance as a tribute to his nonviolent struggle for Tibetan rights.
The most spectacular part of the show featured the dance of the snow lion, a symbol of bravery and wisdom. The creature is actually a two-person costume that resembles a Chinese festival dragon, but has long white fur and a much friendlier face.
For a different segment of the show, two of the monks dressed in red and white skeleton costumes to represent the transient nature of life and the peace that comes with the realization of the fact.
Another key element of the performance was the intense conversation between master and student that the monks re-enacted on stage in order to demonstrate the learning process that occurs in the monastic community. It resembled a passionate argument, but at times the monks were laughing or clapping to symbolize the transfer of knowledge.
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Tags: Drepung Loseling Monastery, The Dalai Lama, The Mystical Arts of Tibet


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Xi calls for closer China-ASEAN community with shared future
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Monday called for fostering a closer community with a shared future for China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN).
Xi made the remarks while chairing the ASEAN-China Special Summit to Commemorate the 30th Anniversary of ASEAN-China Dialogue Relations via video link.
Quoting an ancient Chinese statesman who observed that "Designs for justice prevail, and acts for people's benefit succeed," Xi stressed keeping in mind the people's aspirations for a better life and shouldering the mission of the times to safeguard peace and promote development.
He urged working hand in hand to build on what has been achieved, striving toward a closer China-ASEAN community with a shared future, and making the region and the world even more prosperous and beautiful. Enditem


One person has been reported injured on Tuesday, in Abuja, when policemen fired teargas canisters at protesters. The wounded person has since been taken to a clinic at the Federal Secretariat complex, a few kilometres from the scene of the incident. The extent of his injuries could not be immediately ascertained.
The group were having their sit-out at the Millennium Park opposite the Unity Fountain, Maitama, Abuja when the armed policemen fired tear gas canisters to disperse them.
The participants, however, braved the assault and continued with their meeting for about an hour.
The protesters, who are members of about four civil society organisations, are demanding that Buhari should return to the country or resign if he was incapacitated.


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Pondera Adds VP for Innovation: 'The Final Piece'
Pondera's new vice presidency for product innovation is the third VP position created by the firm in recent months.
Apr 13, 2018 / By Dennis Noone
Jay Loden
Pondera Solutions, the Sacramento-area software firm that specializes in software targeting waste, fraud and abuse, has added a vice president for product innovation to its growing executive suite.
Jay Loden joins Pondera from Kaiser Permanente, where he headed the national fraud, waste, and abuse analytics team.
The vice presidency for product innovation is the third VP position created by Pondera in recent months. In January, Tim McCormick was named VP of sales, and in March, Glenn Prager was named VP of strategic accounts. Those appointments followed December's appointments of Greg Loos as company president and Mark Norris as chief operations officer.
Company founder and CEO Jon Coss told Techwire in an interview Thursday that while the company is always looking for innovative data scientists and analysts, the structuring of the executive team is now complete.
"We're definitely in growth mode," Coss said. "From the executive team standpoint, Jay was the final piece."
Loden will lead implementation of research and development, automation, product development, user experience, user interface, and predictive analytics and modeling for Pondera, which was one of 31 California firms — and the only one in the Sacramento area — named to the prestigious GovTech 100.
In his 25-year career with Kaiser Permanente, Loden, as the leader of the fraud, waste and abuse analytics team, "created a state-of-the-art proactive and reactive analytics group that was recognized by Medicare as a best practice," Pondera said in a press release. "He oversaw the creation and implementation of advanced analytics and predictive modeling algorithms to address activities such as drug-seeking behavior, identity theft, medical identity fraud, inpatient drug diversion, along with many other analytics in the areas of membership and finance. ... Loden's team was directly responsible for the recovery and cost avoidance to Kaiser Permanente in excess of $250 million under his leadership."
Coss said he had sought out Loden based on his reputation in the industry and on the recommendation of Pondera board of directors member Malcolm Sparrow.
"With predictive modeling and data visualization," Coss said, "there's so much data, just massive data sets, and you can run really fancy models ... but you (must) make it useable — ranked, tiered, triaged, visualized properly. To be able to bring Jay over and with his ability to handle that, will be fantastic for us. I've asked Jay to run data sciences, R&D, data visualizations. ... With Medicaid, commercial health, SNAP, insurance, there's keen interest in this area."
Loden told Techwire: "The defining reason why I chose Pondera over other offers is because of Pondera's informed and innovative approach toward tackling health care fraud, waste, and abuse. It's truly unique and revolutionary within our industry. I'm proud to work with the company to further improve and innovate their already terrific product. I've seen dozens of companies and their approaches to fraud, waste and abuse, and I have never seen anything like the approach Pondera has. It's completely unique in the industry, and it makes so much sense. Its time has come. Without giving away the secret sauce, they're thinking outside the box."
Loden, who will be based in Southern California, has already added data scientists to his team.
By Dennis Noone
Dennis Noone is Managing Editor of Techwire.


Imagine that you live in one of the poorest countries on earth. Now imagine that you are also a paraplegic and live on the grounds of a zoo. What do you do? You focus on your abilities! Staff Benda Bilili is a band in Congo whose members have various physical ailments. They joined together in 2004 to focus on what they all loved – music. They are now becoming one of the most popular bands on the planet. Their message is about having patience and about thinking beyond your appearance. This video shows one of the most inspiring group of musicians you will ever see.
Here is a link to an article about Staff Benda Bilili.
Here is the informational listing on Staff Benda Bilili that appears on Wikipedia.
What is a disability? What limits does a disability put on a person?
What is unique about Staff Benda Bilili? Is there anything you can learn from them?
Do you know someone with a disability? Get to know them better and see how much you have in common with them!
Check out the Disabilities page of the Network for Good website to learn more about disabilities and how you can help disabled people!


But this cat does not play like any cat. Feathered canes and cat trees, very little for him! No, Sir, he plays games much more evolved... human games 1, 2, 3 sun for example!
We can observe his master to hide , then to arise , and each time we see that the gray and white cat has advanced. But of course, as the rule of the game is, when the master turns, no one moves! And this cat does not cheat a second!
And do your cats play 1, 2, 3 ?
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Falling from a tree in Nassau, Bahamas, Pumpkin (meaning "pumpkin") the female raccoon was rescued for charitable souls: William and Laura. She was only a month old! As her mother was not found, the couple decided to adopt and care for her.
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Schronisko Małe w Górze Pierwsze – jaskinia na Wyżynie Częstochowskiej w obrębie Wyżyny Krakowsko-Częstochowskiej. Administracyjnie należy do wsi Trzebniów w województwie śląskim, w powiecie myszkowskim, w gminie Niegowa.

Opis jaskini
Jest to jaskinia typu schronisko. znajdująca się w skałach na szczycie wzniesienia Góra. Duży, północno-wschodni otwór znajduje się na pionowej ścianie na wysokości 2,5 m nad ziemią i dostanie się do niego wymaga wspinaczki. Za nim jest trzymetrowej długości korytarz o skośnie opadającej zachodniej ścianie. Korytarz ma szerokość 2–3 m i przebija skałę na wylot. Drugi wylot korytarza jest z ziemi łatwo dostępny.

Schronisko powstało w późnojurajskich wapieniach skalistych. Brak w nim nacieków, na dnie znajduje się skalny rumosz i próchnica. Ściany porośnięte glonami, poza tym brak innych roślin.

W tej samej skale znajdują się jeszcze dwa inne schroniska: Schronisko Wielkie w Górze i Schronisko Małe w Górze Drugie.

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You Are Here Latest News and Event Rugby World Cup update from Emyr Lewis
Rugby World Cup update from Emyr Lewis
Posted on - 8th October 2015
With the Rugby World Cup happening right now, what better time to get insight into the competition from someone who knows more than most. Emyr Lewis, ex Wales player, capped 41 times in the 1990s and now Midshire Cymru Account Manager takes us through the competition so far, with a focus on the Welsh team.
How much have injuries affected the Welsh team?
Obviously they have affected them. Fortunately we have managed to win every game but we cannot afford any more injuries especially in the backs as we are down to the bare bones already.
Do you think Wales will make it out of the group stages?
Yes. Already have due to Australia beating England.
Who do you think is the player of the tournament so far and why?
There are so many players that have played well but David Pocock from Australia has been superb.
Which team is your favourite to win, and why?
After this weekend's performance you would have to put Australia as the top team. Brilliant display against a very good English side.
What were your emotions after the England V Wales match?
I was nervous during the whole game. It could have gone either way right up until the final whistle. There was a sense of relief and then jubilation.
What is your score predication for the Wales V Australia match?
Could be a close one. Australia to win by 6 points.
Midshire will soon be launching a competition for schools across the country in conjunction with Emyr and Toshiba, one of the official World Cup sponsors, and Midshire's newest technology partner. Schools will have the chance to win a rugby training session with Emyr and Toshiba sponsored rugby kit. Further details will be released as the World Cup competition goes on.
Follow Emyr on twitter for all his latest views about the World Cup.


I recently had the opportunity to attend the 8th annual Taste of East Sacramento. East Sacramento Improvement Association (ESIA) is one of the many sponsors of this event. As I am a member of the ESIA Board, I have attended almost all of them.
I was very interested to see the result of the change in venue and day the event was held. In previous years, it was held at the Shepard Garden and Arts Center on a Sunday from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm. This year it was held at the Turn Verein Hall on J Street from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm. Being able to walk to both of these venues is just one of the many benefits of living in this community.
This year the event was organized by the East Sacramento Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber members were well-organized and marketed the event very well. So well that the event sold out. They took advantage of social media to advertise the event and used it during the event as well.
As you walked in and got your glass, you had an opportunity to get your picture taken with your glass. You could even post a selfie with your glass on Facebook and tag it #WeLiveEastSac to be eligible to win one of two $50 gift cards from a Taste of East Sacramento restaurant. Additionally, there was a raffle to win a double magnum of wine as you checked in at the door. Once inside, there was also an opportunity to participate in a silent auction.
This year's location offered more space and a stage for the band, which has been playing at this event for at least the last five years. The Brian Daugherty Band is a great band that plays a wide variety of music.
the chocolate dessert from Hawk's.
The selection of wines and beers was also impressive. My favorite wines of the evening were a red wine blend from Skinner Winery from the Fair Play region and a Syrah from St. Rey by wine maker Craig Haarmeyer. There was also a separate beer tasting room which offered numerous different beers from local breweries.
It was a perfect neighborhood-style event, where you could walk around the room and see numerous different people you know – neighbors, local business owners, retired co-workers, and new friends you met from previous year's events. This is exactly what I love about East Sacramento.
Comments on Taste of East Sacramento?
Have you attended the annual Taste of East Sacramento event? What comments would you add?
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Улица Неведомского — улица во Владикавказа, Северная Осетия, Россия. Находится в Иристонском муниципальном округе между улицами Максима Горького и Куйбышева. Начинается от улицы Куйбышева.

История
Улица названа в память большевика и участника Гражданской войны на Северном Кавказе Неведомского (умер в 1922 году). Сведения об этой личности не сохранились.

Улица сформировалась во второй половине XIX века. Первоначально имела характер переулка. Впервые отмечена на плане города Владикавказа Областного статистического комитета от 1911 года как «Музыкальный переулок». Предполагается, что это название переулок получил в связи с тем, что он выходил к зданию войскового оркестра и хора. Под этим же наименованием упоминается в Перечне улиц, площадей и переулков от 1911 и 1925 годов.

26 ноября 1925 года решением Президиума Владокрисполкома Музыкальный переулок был переименован в улицу Неведомского.

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Литература
 Владикавказ. Карта города, 2011.
 Кадыков А. Н. Улицы, переулки, площади и проспекты г. Владикавказа: справочник. — Владикавказ: Респект, 2010. — С. 263 — ISBN 978-5-905066-01-6
 Торчинов В. А., Владикавказ., Краткий историко-краеведческий справочник, Владикавказ, Северо-Осетинский научный центр, 1999, стр. 91, 92, 96, ISBN 5-93000-005-0
 Киреев Ф. С., Титова - Госпитальная/ По улицам Владикавказа, Владикавказ, Респект, 2014, 189 стр., ISBN 978-5-906066-18-4.

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Kaptol – wieś w Słowenii, w gminie Kostel. W 2018 roku liczyła 14 mieszkańców.

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Harris vs. Cooley: The Last 2010 Election Battle?
San Francisco district attorney Kamala Harris. | KamalaHarris.org.
The midterm elections were last Tuesday. But in California, the high-stakes battle to control the state attorney general's office rages on.
The race between Los Angeles district attorney Steve Cooley*, a Republican, and San Francisco district attorney Kamala Harris, a Democrat, is one of the only statewide races in the country that remains undecided. It's a contest that matters nationally. In October, the Sacramento Bee's Dan Morain reported that the Republican State Leadership Committee, a group that works to elect GOP state legislators, attorneys general, and other state officials, had jumped into the Cooley-Harris fight. The Harris campaign criticized the RSLC's intervention, pointing out that it received over a million dollars from tobacco companies and its chairman, Ed Gillespie, had co-founded the shadowy outside spending group American Crossroads with Karl Rove. But the RSLC's $1 million ad buy in favor of Cooley, in the closing weeks of the campaign, may well have had the desired affect: Harris and Cooley are neck-and-neck with lots of votes still left to count. (State officials have to finish the count by November 30.)
There's much at stake in the Cooley-Harris battle, which explains why Gillespie's operation would target the race. Should Cooley win, he would immediately become a top-tier GOP candidate for higher office—senator or governor. Harris, who has both Jamaican and Indian ancestors, would be the first California AG of either ethnicity, the first woman elected to the office, and the first Indian American state attorney general in the nation. She, too, could eventually run for Senate or the governorship—if she wins. The outcome will also effect the struggle over Proposition 8, the California ban on gay marriage. Harris has vowed that she will not defend the measure in court.
Perhaps most important, state AGs play a key role in reining in corporate excesses. Some former state AGs, like Dick Blumenthal in Connecticut or Andrew Cuomo in New York (now Sen.-elect Blumenthal and Gov.-elect Cuomo, respectively), earned themselves the enmity of corporate America—and the thanks of voters—for their aggressive pursuit of tobacco companies and Wall Street, respectively. California is much bigger than New York or Connecticut, and the AG there can have a greater impact on national issues than Cuomo or Blumenthal have had as AGs. Consequently, the tobacco, insurance, and gambling interests that fund the RSLC have good cause to make sure Harris isn't elected.
Attorney general contests often don't receive much attention from the media and voters. But the ongoing Cooley-Harris face-off is a race that warrants national notice. If folks like Gillespie and Rove are involved, that's reason enough to pay close attention.
*This originally said "Chris Cooley." That's wrong. Steve Cooley is the Los Angeles district attorney. Chris Cooley is a tight end for the National Football League's Washington Redskins. Sorry.
Where'd the Tea Party's Secret Money Go?
Pay No Attention to the Superrich Donors Behind the Curtain
New York Attorney General Cuomo Slams Merrill Lynch
Corporate Enemy No. 1: State Attorneys General


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Die Bahnstrecke Börgönd–Tapolca ist eine eingleisige und teilweise elektrifizierte Eisenbahnstrecke in den Komitaten Fejér und Veszprém in Ungarn. Sie wird auch Balaton-Nordstrecke genannt.

Geschichte
Nach Bekanntwerden der Trassierungspläne für eine Bahnverbindung von Budapest nach Rijeka um 1850, setzten sich die Vertreter der Orte am nördlichen Balatonufer für eine Streckenführung in ihrem Gebiet ein. Um die Stimmung in der Öffentlichkeit zu beruhigen, berechnete die mit dem Bau der Strecke betraute Kaiser Franz Joseph-Orientbahn die Kosten für eine Strecke in dem topografisch schwierigerem Terrain und mit der etwa 22,8 Kilometer zusätzlichen Länge, was allesamt einen Mehraufwand bedeutet hätte.

1861 erhielten schließlich die Orte am südlichen Ufer des Balatons mit der Bahnstrecke Pragersko–Nagykanizsa–Budapest eine Eisenbahnanbindung; der Bau einer Eisenbahnstrecke entlang des nördlichen Ufers wurde erst im Jahre 1907 auf Treiben des Politikers und Eisenbahningenieurs Ferenc Kossuth konzessioniert, welche schließlich am 8. Juli 1909 feierlich in Betrieb genommen und am 11. Juli 1909 für den öffentlichen Verkehr freigegeben wurde. Um die von der privaten Südbahn-Gesellschaft betriebene Bahnstrecke über Székesfehérvár nicht nutzen zu müssen, fuhren in der Anfangszeit die Züge auf den Staatsbahnstrecken von Budapest-Keleti über Pusztaszabolcs an das nördliche Balatonufer.

Von November 2019 bis Mai 2021 wurde der Abschnitt Szabadbattyán–Balatonfüred elektrifiziert, dafür musste unter anderem das Gleisbett im Tunnel Csittényhegy um einige Zentimeter tiefer gelegt werden. Des Weiteren wurden die Bahnhöfe Polgárdi, Balatonkenese, Balatonfűzfő und Alsóörs modernisiert. Der elektrische Zugbetrieb wurde am 19. Juni 2021 aufgenommen. Eine weitere Elektrifizierung über Tapolca nach Keszthely sowie Ukk ist in Planung.

Streckenbeschreibung

Die Strecke beginnt im Bahnhof Börgönd, wo sie sich von den Bahnstrecken Székesfehérvár–Pusztaszabolcs und Börgönd–Sárbogárd trennt, und verläuft in südwestlicher Richtung nach Szabadbattyán an der elektrifizierten Hauptstrecke Budapest-Déli–Murakeresztúr. Seit einer Neutrassierung Mitte der 1960er Jahre ist der im weiteren südwestlichen Verlauf liegende Bahnhof Csajág ein Kreuzungsbahnhof mit der Bahnstrecke Hajmáskér–Dombóvár.

Erst nach Verlassen des 96 Meter langen Tunnels Csittényhegy in Balatonakarattya ergibt sich der Blick auf den Balaton. Im weiteren Verlauf über Balatonfűzfő, Balatonalmádi, Balatonfüred und Révfülöp führt die Strecke in südwestlicher Richtung unmittelbar am Ufer des Sees entlang, ehe sie in Badacsonylábdihegy nach Norden schwenkt und etwa zehn Kilometer ins Landesinnere nach Tapolca verläuft.

Betrieb
Im Reiseverkehr nutzen Personenzüge von Székesfehérvár nach Tapolca die Strecke. Sie werden aus Dieseltriebwagen der Baureihen 426 oder 117 oder mit Diesellokomotiven der Baureihe 418 bespannten Wagenzügen gebildet. Zudem verkehren Eilzüge von Budapest-Déli über Székesfehérvár nach Tapolca. Der Lokwechsel von Elektrolokomotiven der Baureihe 431 auf Diesellokomotiven der Baureihe 418 fand bis Juni 2021 in Székesfehérvár statt, seitdem in Balatonfüred.

In den Sommermonaten finden auf der Balaton-Nordstrecke jährlich sogenannte "Retro-Wochenenden" statt, an denen die Planzüge von historischen Lokomotiven bespannt werden. Teilweise kommen dabei auch historische Personen- und Speisewagen zum Einsatz.

Weblinks

 Bilder der Betriebsstellen auf vasutallomasok.hu
 Streckenverlauf und Infrastruktur auf der OpenRailwayMap

Einzelnachweise

Bahnstrecke in Ungarn
Bahnstrecke BorgondTapolca
Bahnstrecke BorgondTapolca


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Court: Queen's Bench Division (Media & Communications List)
Serious allegations are always likely to be capable of causing serious harm, particularly if publication targeted
Al Sadik (aka Riad Tawfiq Mahmood Al Sadek Aka Riad Tawfik Sadik) v Sadik [2019] EWHC 2717 (QB)
Inter alia, allegations of a very serious nature are always likely to be at least capable of causing serious harm to reputation, particularly if targeted at persons who are significant to the claimant; the threshold in the Defamation Act 2013, s 1 is satisfied. The claimant has a realistic case on jurisdiction because there is […]
Court dismisses disclosure applications in matter regarding costs
Rudd v Bridle & Anor [2019] EWHC 1986 (QB)
This case concerned applications made by the claimant following an earlier trial at which Warby J made orders for costs. These orders were that the claimant pay the company's costs on a standard basis, but that the defendant indemnify him against that liability and pay all the costs of his claim against the company, to be assessed on the indemnity basis.
The claimant made applications seeking disclosure of the identity of the individuals, companies or entities who had financed or provided financial support to the defendants during the litigation, and related documents. Secondly, the claimant sought an order for the disclosure of three documents mentioned in a witness statement.
Considering the evidence, the court held that it had not been shown any authority that supported the view that a third-party disclosure order would be appropriate in the circumstances of the case. In any event, the court held that it would not grant one as a matter of discretion.
Concerning the claimant's witness statement application, the court disagreed with the claimant's interpretation of the documents referred to in the disputed witness statement. The court held that it would not order disclosure in any event given that the purpose of the application was unrelated to the charging order proceedings.
The court dismissed both applications and invited written submissions for consequential matters that may arise.
Cancer doctor wins ground-breaking data protection claim
Rudd v Bridle [2019] EWHC 893 (QB)
The case discusses to what extent the claimant's personal data was exempt from subject access provisions.The Claimant, a consultant physician who specialises in the science of exposure to asbestos, brought a claim pursuant to section 7 of the Data Protection Act 1998 against John Bridle, who has spent his career working in the asbestos industry. Mr Bridle had made a complaint to the General Medical Council alleging that Dr Rudd had falsified the risks to health associated with chrysotile asbestos in expert reports. Mr Bridle also made unfounded allegations to MPs and communicated with unnamed allies in the asbestos industry about ways to discredit Dr Rudd. The Claimant sought information about the identities of the third parties who had been collaborating with Mr Bridle.Warby J found that Mr Bridle, rather than his company J&S Bridle Limited, was the data controller and that none of the claimed exemptions (Journalistic, Regulatory Activity or Litigation Privilege) applied. Mr Bridle has been ordered to comply with section 7 DPA by providing further information including descriptions of recipients of personal data, the identities of persons who had been communicating with Mr Bridle about the Claimant and any information as to the sources of the personal data.
Online "troll" made to pay £100,000 in libel damages
Suttle v Walker [2019] EWHC 396 (QB)
An online "troll" who started a Facebook "hate campaign" which falsely accused an animal lover of kicking her dog has been forced to pay £100,000 in libel and harassment damages and costs.
The Claimant was wrongly accused, of beating her dog and posted a video on Facebook and YouTube which received more than 130,000 views. This lead to a 'torrent' of abuse online which lead to threats of violence forcing the claimant to leave her job.
After weighing the evidence, Mr Justice Nicklin, awarded the Claimant £40,000 in general damages and £10,405 special damages and ordered the defendant to also pay the legal costs. He also granted a permanent injunction to prevent a repetition of the harassment and libels.
The judge found this to be 'a very serious and nasty case of online harassment' and considered that this case could be served as 'a valuable example to those who think that they can wage campaigns of harassment against a person online with impunity from behind the anonymity of a webpage or social media account'.
Newspaper articles do not link allegations against a claimant and historic council failings: summary judgment entered
Carruthers v Associated Newspapers Ltd [2019] EWHC 33 (QB)
The court held a preliminary hearing in a matter involving claims for libel, misuse of private information and alleged breaches of the Data Protection Act 1998. This arose from publications by the defendants about the claimant who was, at the time of publication, Deputy Assistant Director of Children's Safeguarding and Head of Services for Children In Need of Support and Protection at Haringey Council. She contended that, as a result of the publications, she was suspended and subsequently resigned.
The court firstly considered meaning and fact/opinion. It concluded that the hypothetical ordinary reasonable reader, having read the whole of the relevant article, would appreciate the two strands of the articles in relation to the allegations against the claimant and the historic failings of the Council in the cases of Victoria Climbie and Baby P. Therefore the reader could not conclude that the claimant was in any way connected with the cases, other than the fact that she worked for the Council.
Secondly, ruling for the defendants, the court entered summary judgment in relation to the claims for defamation, stating that the claimant had no real prospect of success in defeating the defence of honest opinion. This is because the court concluded that the facts admitted by the claimant in her witness statement were sufficient to allow the hypothetical honest person to express the opinions in the articles based upon those admitted facts.


Van der Vlist Modular Transport have recently completed a large project that involved moving 144 large cable reels from Germany to the Delft region in the Netherlands.
Each of the reels measured 3.70 metres wide and weighed 52 ton. With the diameter of the reels at 4.30 metres, the height was the main problem due to the low bridges in Germany and the tunnels in Holland.
The solution was to use vessel bridges or beam trailers; these allow the reels to sit as close to the ground as possible keeping the overall transport height to a minimum. This is a regular configuration for high cargo; however, it does have the effect of making the overall transport dimensions larger. In this case, the overall transport length of each truck and trailer configuration was 25.5 metres. The width was also increased to 4.40 metres due to the size of the beams that the reels sit on, but the overall transport height was only 4.35 metres, just under the maximum allowed to clear the bridges and tunnels! The total weight of the truck, trailer and reel combined was 100 ton per load.
This is another great example of synergy within the Van der Vlist Transport Group. The reels were collected by the modular department and moved to the Van der Vlist Moerdijk Terminal (VTM). They were then unloaded using the terminals portal crane and stored until the final delivery site was ready to receive them. They were then loaded back to the modular vehicles for the final leg of their journey to the Delft region.
Because of the size of each of these transports, Van der Vlist needed to plan the movements thoroughly. By liaising with the police and authorities, two suitable routes were identified, one for the first leg to VTM and then another route for the second leg to Delft.


"Factors leading to the adoption of a learning technology: The case of " by Boris Handal, Michael Cavanagh et al.
Handal, B., Cavanagh, M., Wood, L., & Petocz, P. (2011). Factors leading to the adoption of a learning technology: The case of graphics calculators. Australasian Journal of Educational Technology, 27 (2), 343-360.
This paper reports on a case study which examined factors leading to the adoption of graphics calculators (GCs) by secondary mathematics teachers in the state of New South Wales, Australia. In total, 587 teachers of the General Mathematics Course (Years 11 and 12) participated in the study. The median teachers' stage of adoption of GCs was found to be at the "Understanding and application of the process" level, the third lowest on a six point scale. The results also indicate that competence is the most important factor in explaining stages of adoption, training the second most important, followed by personal interest in GCs as well as faculty support. Teachers' gender, teaching experience, educational qualifications and the number of GCs in schools were not found to be statistically significant. Qualitative analysis of teachers' open ended comments also shed light on the nature of the explanatory variables. The findings are relevant to curriculum development policy and the design of professional development programs, and has implications for the introduction of other technologies.


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Q: @JsonIgnore doesn't work in Scala case class I have a simple case class
case class Project(@JsonIgnore id: Option[UUID], name: Option[String])

I am using com.fasterxml.jackson
com.fasterxml.jackson.core:jackson-databind:2.8.4
com.fasterxml.jackson.core:jackson-annotations:2.8.4
org.skinny-framework.com.fasterxml.jackson.module:jackson-module-scala_2.12:2.8.4

...
private val mapper = new ObjectMapper()
mapper.registerModule(DefaultScalaModule)
mapper.configure(DeserializationFeature.FAIL_ON_UNKNOWN_PROPERTIES, false)
mapper.writeValueAsString(project)

writes id into resulting json despite @JsonIgnore
what am i doing wrong?
update:
a current workaround:
@JsonIgnoreProperties(Array("id"))
case class Project(id: Option[UUID], name: Option[String])

this works well :)

A: The annotation just ends up on the constructor parameter instead of field.
From scala doc
By default, annotations on (val-, var- or plain) constructor parameters end up on the parameter, not on any other entity

You need to put the annotation on the field using scala's meta annotation. Try this
import scala.annotation.meta._
case class Project(@(JsonIgnore @field) id: Option[UUID], name: Option[String])

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


Its organizers say the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon is about more than running; it's about celebrating life.
Sharing in that spirit, Arvest Bank in Oklahoma City was a proud participant of the 2017 event. More than 80 Arvest associates participated in this year's race.
Begun in 2001, with just less than 5,000 participants, this year's race featured more than 25,000 runners and walkers from all 50 states and more than a dozen countries. Likewise, a huge corps of volunteers donate their time and energy so that the maximum amount of proceeds benefit the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum.
"We here at Arvest our proud to do our small part to make this a successful event," Arvest president Ron Witherspoon said. "We know the mission of the marathon is to celebrate life, honor the memories of those who died, and to show that each of us can make a difference through our actions. We always enjoy joining forces with our friends here in Oklahoma City and those who come from all over the country and world to participate.
The Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum is the sole beneficiary of Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon event proceeds, and the race is its largest fundraiser. Learn more.


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John Hughes: First night at my pub Russell Latapy arrived with Brian Lara
JOHN HUGHES didn't think for a moment that old mate Russell Latapy would make it along to the opening of his new pub.
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But then in he strolled with cricket hero Brian Lara and the West Indies team.
It's just typical of what this remarkable player is capable of.
Should anybody really be surprised that the 40-year-old is being honoured by a Russell Latapy day when Falkirk take on Hibs today?
For instance, which other SPL player is hero-worshipped by Chelsea and Portugal superstar Deco or has schools named after him.
Few players in Scotland's top flight match him for natural talent.
But imagine what he would be like if he cut out the fags.
It doesn't take much to spark Falkirk manager Hughes to ramble on about the Trinidadian who seems to bring bags of excitement to people's lives.
Hughes said: "Russell is an absolute legend over in Trinidad.
"I remember going there with Hibs and there were brass bands out to greet him when we landed. They even have schools named after the wee man.
"But you would not know he was such a legend.
"Russell and his mates Dwight Yorke and Brian Lara are wonderful.
"I opened a pub in Leith after I left Hibs for Ayr United and I asked Russell if he would come down on opening night to help me. He said he would see what he could do and I never thought anything more about it.
"So on the night, the door burst open and in walked Russell, Lara and another 6ft 5in West Indian fast bowler.
"I'm serious. The Windies were in Edinburgh at the time and Russell got some of them to come down. He stayed for about and an hour-and-a-half and was brilliant. That's the kind of guy he is.
"We were over in Oporto at a winter break and sitting in a cafe. A wee guy walked in with a cap on and I told everyone I knew that face. It was Deco.
"He was soon over speaking to Russell because, of course, he knew him as well.
"Russell would give you the last penny in is pocket. He looks after the young guys here, gives them boots and all sorts of stuff.
"He is from a really humble background and brings that to the table. He is an unbelievable guy and deserves any tribute going."
Hughes' first move after he became Falkirk manager was to offer Latapy a deal. It was an inspired move.
He said: "Russell brought the name.
Everyone knows him and what a wonderful player he is. It's been said he also brings a bit of baggage but he honestly doesn't have that.
"Once or twice he's been caught in the wrong situation but I know how to handle him and what he brings to a team.
"Our job was to get him fit and build the team around him. I knew he could handle the First Division but he was the one who could take us into the SPL.
"When I got the job here, he was right at the top of my list. It was a nightmare trying to track him down because he's got three mobile phones.
"Eventually I got him, put an offer to him and it was down to his love for the game that he said yes. He loves football and plays it with a smile on his face.
"I was fortunate to play with him at Hibs and for a season he was untouchable.
"He would go do things with a ball which you just couldn't believe.
"Tony Rougier put him on to Alex McLeish who got him over on trial. He played him in a match against Brechin and after five minutes they decided to sign him the next day.
"I went into training and heard awhisper that this wee guy was good. You could see he could play right away.
"I'm at a club where you come come across these diamonds only now and again. We need to appreciate him."
Hughes revealed that he tells the kids to mark Latapy in training, a perfect lesson on how to take on the very best.
Despite his advancing years in football terms, Latapy has still got it.
Hughes said: "We played Celtic in a reserve game and I was frustrated for him because he was just getting back from an ankle injury and the young Celtic kids were passing the ball around them.
"I thought they were too sharp and quick for him. But then he got a ball on the edge of the box and spun it up like Dennis Bergkamp and he caught it on the other side. You would pay admission money to see that.
"For me, the definition of a world class player is one who can do everything on his right and left-hand side.
Russell can do that. "He has a big house in Oporto and I stayed with him for four days when I was scouting over there. He is loved in Portugal and has so many contacts and I asked why he wanted to come back to Scotland.
"But that just shows the guy's desire and commitment to keep playing."
Hughes still believes Latapy can play for one more season. If not, then he's pushing his friend towards coaching.
It is almost written in the stars that one day he will become Trinidad and Tobago's manager. When that happens his current gaffer is ready to go as the kitman.
But even if this is Latapy's last season as a player, Hughes does have a plan B.
He said: "We've got Russell junior signed up. I've got him on a 20-year contract."
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