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Q: Parse Json from snake case to camel case So I have a JSON in this format which I am trying to convert from snake case to camel case matching a corresponding case class
 val json = """
      {
        "items": [
        {
          "id": "7913",
          "route_id": "33",
          "predictable": true,
          "run_id": "33_486_1",
          "latitude": 34.0234949,
          "longitude": -118.398712,
          "heading": 236,
          "seconds_since_report": 59
        },
        {
          "id": "4140",
          "route_id": "76",
          "predictable": true,
          "run_id": "76_174_0",
          "latitude": 34.0331945,
          "longitude": -118.2646534,
          "heading": 122,
          "seconds_since_report": 12
        },
        {
          "id": "7620",
          "route_id": "20",
          "predictable": true,
          "run_id": "20_669_0",
          "latitude": 34.013733,
          "longitude": -118.490067,
          "heading": 334,
          "seconds_since_report": 172
        }
        ]
      }
      """.stripMargin

which I want converted to
  final case class Sample(
    id: Int,
    routeId: Int,
    predictable: Boolean,
    runId: String,
    latitude: Double,
    longitude: Double,
    heading: Int,
    secondsSinceReport: Int
  )

Tried using
implicit val sampleDecoder = Decoder[List[Sample]].prepare(_.downField("items"))
val decodingResult = parser.decode(json)(sampleDecoder)

but the result comes as
Attempt to decode value on failed cursor: DownField(routeId),DownArray,DownField(items)

however if I comment out the fields with camel case from the case class I get
Sample(7913,true,34.0234949,-118.398712,236)
Sample(4140,true,34.0331945,-118.2646534,122)
Sample(7620,true,34.013733,-118.490067,334)

A: Your use case is straight out of the docs: https://circe.github.io/circe/codecs/custom-codecs.html
import io.circe.generic.extras._, io.circe.syntax._
// import io.circe.generic.extras._
// import io.circe.syntax._

implicit val config: Configuration = Configuration.default.withSnakeCaseMemberNames
// config: io.circe.generic.extras.Configuration = Configuration(io.circe.generic.extras.Configuration$$$Lambda$9172/0x0000000801132040@69e0f3f6,io.circe.generic.extras.Configuration$$$Lambda$9171/0x0000000801133040@66433b0e,false,None,false)

@ConfiguredJsonCodec case class User(firstName: String, lastName: String)
// defined class User
// defined object User

User("Foo", "McBar").asJson
// res1: io.circe.Json =
// {
//   "first_name" : "Foo",
//   "last_name" : "McBar"
// }

You need the generic-extras dependency in build.sbt:
libraryDependencies ++= Seq(
  "io.circe" %% "circe-core",
  "io.circe" %% "circe-generic",
  "io.circe" %% "circe-generic-extras",
  "io.circe" %% "circe-parser"
).map(_ % circeVersion)

addCompilerPlugin("org.scalamacros" %% "paradise" % "2.1.1" cross CrossVersion.full)

The docs say you don't need the compiler plugin in 2.13.x but I haven't been able to compile it. Also paradise is not published yet for 2.13.x. So this solution only works in 2.12 and earlier (yet).
If it is a one off thing, you can do the conversion manually without compiler macros:

   implicit val decodeSample: Decoder[Sample] = new Decoder[Sample] {
     final def apply(c: HCursor): Decoder.Result[Sample] =
       for {
         id <- c.downField("id").as[Int]
         routeId <- c.downField("route_id").as[Int]
         predictable <- c.downField("predictable").as[Boolean]
         runId <- c.downField("run_id").as[String]
         latitude <- c.downField("latitude").as[Double]
         longitude <- c.downField("longitude").as[Double]
         heading <- c.downField("heading").as[Int]
         secondsSinceReport <- c.downField("seconds_since_report").as[Int]
       } yield {
         new Sample(id, routeId, predictable, runId, latitude, longitude, heading, secondsSinceReport)
       }
   }

A: If you are ok with another JSON library, "play-json" would do. It is a standalone library.

*

*https://github.com/playframework/play-json
final case class Sample(
    id: String,
    routeId: String,
    predictable: Boolean,
    runId: String,
    latitude: Double,
    longitude: Double,
    heading: Int,
    secondsSinceReport: Int)

final case class Samples(items: Seq[Sample])

import play.api.libs.json._

implicit val jsonCaseConversion = JsonConfiguration(JsonNaming.SnakeCase)
implicit val sampleJsonFormat = Json.format[Sample]
implicit val samplesJsonFormat = Json.format[Samples]

val json = """
  {
    "items": [
    {
      "id": "7913",
      "route_id": "33",
      "predictable": true,
      "run_id": "33_486_1",
      "latitude": 34.0234949,
      "longitude": -118.398712,
      "heading": 236,
      "seconds_since_report": 59
    },
    {
      "id": "4140",
      "route_id": "76",
      "predictable": true,
      "run_id": "76_174_0",
      "latitude": 34.0331945,
      "longitude": -118.2646534,
      "heading": 122,
      "seconds_since_report": 12
    },
    {
      "id": "7620",
      "route_id": "20",
      "predictable": true,
      "run_id": "20_669_0",
      "latitude": 34.013733,
      "longitude": -118.490067,
      "heading": 334,
      "seconds_since_report": 172
    }
    ]
  }
""".stripMargin

val optSamples = Json.parse(json).asOpt[Samples]

I've changed Sample.id to String type. If you want this to be Int, easiest way is to add a method like this
// this might thorw an exception.
// maybe there is a reason why id in json is string
def intId: Int = id.toInt

A: Finally figured it out without

implicit val encoder : Encoder[Sample] =
    Encoder.forProduct8(
      "id",
      "route_id",
      "predictable",
      "run_id",
      "latitude",
      "longitude",
      "heading",
      "seconds_since_report"
    )(Sample.unapply(_).get)

  implicit val decoder : Decoder[Sample] =
    Decoder.forProduct8(
      "id",
      "route_id",
      "predictable",
      "run_id",
      "latitude",
      "longitude",
      "heading",
      "seconds_since_report"
    )(Sample.apply)

   implicit val sampleDecoder = Decoder[List[Sample]].prepare(_.downField("items"))
   val decodingResult = parser.decode(json)(sampleDecoder)

   decodingResult match {
        case Left(value) => println(value.getMessage())
        case Right(value) => value.foreach(println)
   }

And the result matches the supplied json
Sample(7913,33,true,33_486_1,34.0234949,-118.398712,236,59)
Sample(4140,76,true,76_174_0,34.0331945,-118.2646534,122,12)
Sample(7620,20,true,20_669_0,34.013733,-118.490067,334,172)


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The Béguines, so well known in Flanders, seem to have existed as hospital-sisters in the seventh century, and to have been settled in communities at Liege and elsewhere in 1173. They wear a particular dress (the black gown and white hood), but take no vows, and may leave the community at any time-a thing which rarely happens.
No one who has travelled in Flanders, visited Ghent, Bruges, Brussels, or indeed any of the Netherlandish towns, will forget the singular appearance of these, sometimes young and handsome, but always staid, respectable-looking women, walking about protected by the universal reverence of the people, and busied in their compassionate vocation.
In their few moments of leisure, the Béguines are allowed to make lace and cultivate flowers, and they act under a strict self-constituted government, maintained by strict traditional forms. All the hospitals in Flanders are served by these Béguines. They have, besides, attached to their own houses, hospitals of their own, with a medical staff of physicians and surgeons, under whose directions, in all cases of difficulty, the sisters administer relief; and of the humility, skill, and tenderness with which they do administer it, I have heard but one opinion ;* nor did I ever meet with any one who had travelled in those countries who did not wish that some system of the kind could be transferred to England.
In Germany, the Sisters of Charity are styled "Sisters of St. Elizabeth," in honor of Elizabeth of Hungary. At Vienna, a few years ago, I had the opportunity, through the kindness of a distinguished physician, of visiting one of the houses of these Elizabethan Sisters. There was an hospital attached to it of fifty beds, which had received about 450 patients during the year. Nothing could exceed the propriety, order, and cleanliness of the whole establishment. On the ground-floor was an extensive " Pharmaci," a sort of apothecaries' hall; part of this was divided off by a long table or counter, and surrounded by shelves filled with drugs, much like an apothecary's shop; behind the counter two Sisters, with their sleeves tucked up, were busy weighing and compounding medicines, with
* A recent traveller mentions their hospital of St. John at Bruges as one of the best conducted he had ever met with. "Its attendants, in their religious costume and with their nuns' head-dresses, moving about with a quiet tenderness and solicitude, worthy their name as ' Sisters of Charity'; and the lofty wards, with the white linen of the beds, present in every particular an example of the most accurate neatness and cleanliness."
such a delicacy, neatness, and exactitude as women use in these matters. A physician and surgeon, appointed by the Government, visited this hospital, and were resorted to in cases of difficulty or where operations were necessary. Howard, in describing the principal hospital at Lyons, which he praises for its excellent and kindly management, as being "so clean and so quiet," tells us that at that time (1776) he found it attended by nine physicians and surgeons, and managed by twelve Sisters of Charity. "There were Sisters who made up as well as administered all the medicines prescribed ; for which purpose there was a laboratory and an apothecary's shop, the neatest and most elegantly fitted up that can be conceived." *
Louise de Marillac-better known as Madame Legras,—when left a widow in the prime of life, could find no better refuge from sorrow than in active duties, undertaken "for the love of God." The famous Vincent de Paul, who had been occupied for years with a scheme to reform thoroughly the prisons and hospitals of France, found in Madame Legras a most efficient coadjutor. They constituted on an, improved basis the order Hospitalières, since known as the Sisterhood of Charity.
* Howard also mentions the hospitals belonging to the order of Charity, in all countries, as the best regulated, the cleanest, the most tenderly served and managed of all he had met with. He mentions the introduction of iron bedsteads into one of their hospitals as something new to him.—(In 1776).
Within twenty years this new community had two hundred houses and hospitals; in a few years
; more it had spread over all Europe. Madame Legras died in 1660. Already, before her death, the women prepared and trained under her instructions, and under the direction of Vincent de Paul, had proved their efficiency, on some extraordinary occasions. In the campaigns of 1652 and 1658, they were sent to the field of battle, in groups of two and four together, to assist the wounded. They were invited into the besieged towns to take charge of the military hospitals.
They were particularly conspicuous at the siege of Dunkirk, and in the military hospitals established by Anne of Austria, at Fontainebleau. When the plague broke out in Poland, in 1672, they were sent to direct the hospitals at Warsaw, and to take charge of the orphans, and were thus introduced into Eastern Europe; and, stranger than all! they were even sent to the prison-infirmaries, where the branded forçats, and condemned felons lay cursing and writhing in their fetters.
It is not, I believe, generally known in this country that the same experiment has been lately tried, and with success, in the prisons of Piedmont, where the Sisters were first employed to nurse the wretched criminals perishing with disease and despair; afterward, and during convalescence, to read to them, to teach them to read and to knit, and in some cases to sing. The hardest of these wretches had probably some remembrance of a mother's voice and look thus recalled, or he could at least feel gratitude for sympathy from purer, higher nature. As an element of reformation, I might almost say of regeneration, this use of the feminine influence has been found efficient where all other means had failed.
At the commencement of the French Revolution the Sisterhood of Charity had 426 houses in France, and many more in other countries; the whole number of women then actively employed was about 6,000. During the Reign of Terror, the Superior (Madame Duleau), who had become a Sister of Charity at the age of nineteen, and was now sixty, endeavored to keep the society together, although suppressed by the Government, and in the midst of the horrors of that time, it appears that the feeling of the people protected these women from injury. As soon as the Consular govern
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Hewlett-Packard Unveils Mixed Fiscal Fourth Quarter
By Shira Ovide Published November 25, 2014 EarningsDow Jones Newswires
Hewlett-Packard Co. (NYSE:HPQ) said its profit fell 5.9% for the October quarter on another period of lower revenue as the computer maker continues to show the frailties that prompted its plan to split in two.
The Silicon Valley giant said revenue for its fourth quarter ended Oct. 31 fell 2.5% to $28.41 billion. The average estimate of Wall Street analysts called for a 1% decline to $28.76 billion, according to Thomson Reuters.
H-P unveiled plans last month to break up the company on the hopes two more nimble firms would be more capable of adapting to tech-industry changes. One of the reconstituted H-P companies would consist of its PC and printer businesses, the other of its hardware, software, consulting services and other product lines aimed at corporate buyers. The breakup is expected to be completed by October.
Tuesday's financial report underscores the revenue-growth problems that have dogged Meg Whitman since she took over as H-P's CEO three years ago. The company has posted lower revenue for 12 of the past 13 quarters. The only exception was three months ago when Ms. Whitman warned the growth might not last.
Overall for the fourth quarter, H-P reported a profit of $1.33 billion, or 70 cents a share, down from $1.41 billion, or 73 cents a share, a year earlier.
Excluding restructuring charges and other items, the profit rose to $1.06 a share from $1.01. The company previously projected $1.03 to $1.07 a share.
H-P said revenue for its enterprise group, which sells computer servers and other hardware to companies, fell 4% to $7.27 billion. Ms. Whitman is slated to run the independent enterprise group, to be called Hewlett-Packard Enterprise.
Revenue in H-P's PC-and-printer unit edged up 0.3% to $14.69 billion. Those businesses will form the new HP Inc. when the company's breakup is completed.
Looking to the current quarter, the company sees a profit of 89 cents to 93 cents a share, excluding restructuring charges, compared with analysts' call for 93 cents a share. The company affirmed its earnings guidance for the recently started year.


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Thorns FC Five | Midfielder Mana Shim grateful for her Portland soccer experiences
April 21, 201711:44AM PDT
Tim FrohThornsFC.com
Editor's Note: As part of the Thorns FC's fifth anniversary, ThornsFC.com sat down to talk with players who've been here for each of the club's five seasons about where the team has been, favorite memories and excitement about the future.
Mana Shim has always been a battler.
It's why Shim, after going undrafted out of Santa Clara in the inaugural NWSL College Draft in 2013, didn't give up on her dream. Instead, she came to Portland determined to earn her way onto the roster of the most ambitious club in the nascent league via an open tryout, which is exactly what she did.
That determination has led to a productive career in which Shim has appeared 68 times for Portland Thorns FC – second all-time in club history to Allie Long – scoring nine goals and nine assists in the same span. In the team's 2013 NWSL Championship season, she once scored a goal in four consecutive matches, each nearly as important as the one that came before it.
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Now one of four players on the current roster to have been a part of all five of the club's seasons, one of her most memorable moments that sticks out most to Shim is a critical match from last year's 2016 NWSL Shield-winning campaign, a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Seattle Reign FC.
The team that took the field at Providence Park last July was missing many of its national team players due to the 2016 Summer Olympics. Shim formed a core of six veteran players who together with a group of reserve players faced a nearly full-strength Reign side–both teams in the thick of the playoff hunt.
"It was so moving for me to be on the field with those players and working as hard as we were and all on the same page," remembered Shim. "And just the work that the coaching staff put into it, and each individual, we were so bought into the game plan."
"Having it be a sold-out game and to have that many fans at a game where we didn't have any of our stars was unheard of," she added. "Where else do you get that in women's soccer? Nowhere."
Yet Shim's favorite moment with the club came not after the team defeated the Western New York Flash 2-0 to win the 2013 NWSL Championship–although that was sweet–but the night before.
That evening, Shim received a text from her father, Sri Shim, with a photo of her favorite Hawaiian dish attached.
Perplexed, Shim texted her father back: "Why are you doing that to me the day before my biggest game as a professional?"
"Oh, I just wanted to rub it in that you're missing it here at home," Sri teased.
But moments later, Shim's then-road roommate, defender Rachel Van Hollebeke, led her to another room in their hotel. Inside sat Sri with the plate of food that he had texted to his daughter. He had flown with it all the way from Hawaii so that he could surprise her with it in Rochester.
Sri even brought flower leis to drape around the necks of the entire team and coaches.
"Yeah, that was super special," said Shim. "And then we won, so of course [that's my favorite moment]."
What's cemented Shim's status among her Thorns teammates and among the Thorns FC fans is her abiding love for her adopted city. From the moment that she arrived in Portland, Shim fell in love with this city, rain and all.
"I feel like this place is home and I'm so comfortable here but also it's changed so much," she said. "Like every year for me has been different and better each year. So I feel really grateful that I've had positive experiences here that just keep building on each other."


The baptism in the Holy Spirit has already been accomplished, as seen in 1 Corinthians 12:13. "In one Spirit we were all baptized into one Body, whether Jews or Greeks, whether slaves or free." Notice that the verb is in the past tense. The baptism of the whole Body of Christ in the Holy Spirit is something which is already accomplished and still exists. It is not to be accomplished in the future or even in the present, but it has already been accomplished and still exists. It is the same principle as that which applies for the crucifixion of the Lord Jesus. If we would believe in Him, we need not ask Him to die again for us, because His redeeming death has already been accomplished. It is the same with the baptism in the Holy Spirit. This baptism has been thoroughly completed upon the Body and now exists upon the Body, ready for us to take. We need not ask the Lord to do something again to baptize us in the Holy Spirit. We have already been baptized by the Lord in the Holy Spirit in and with the Body. What we need to do now is simply to take what has already been accomplished!
The incarnation, crucifixion, resurrection, and ascension of Christ are all accomplished facts, as well as His descension in the Spirit. The Lord has not only ascended to the heavens, but He has also descended upon His church in the Spirit. The real meaning of His descension is the baptism in the Holy Spirit. Ten days after His ascension, He descended in the Spirit to clothe His Body. Before this time the church was without authority and power. But now this wonderful Christ—who was incarnated, crucified, and resurrected—ascended to the heavens and was there enthroned. Everything was finished and accomplished, so He descended in the Spirit to clothe His Body as authority and power. The church was baptized in the Holy Spirit by this ascended and descended Christ. This is the baptism in the Holy Spirit which was accomplished on the day of Pentecost and in the house of Cornelius upon the Body of Christ. We must realize that we were all there! This baptism in the Holy Spirit is ours because we are members of this baptized Body. We need to read 1 Corinthians 12:13 again. "In one Spirit we were all baptized." We have all been baptized already!
The Scripture tells us plainly that Christ died for our sins. And we are told just as plainly that we were already baptized in the Spirit. We know that the Scripture, as the Word of God, is called the Old and New Testaments. The Scripture is the testaments of God. The word testament really means "will," and a will, or a testament, is more than a covenant. A covenant is similar to an agreement or a contract. In a contract certain things are promised if certain conditions are met. However, in a will everything is already accomplished. The Bible is not only a covenant telling us that God will do many things for us, but it is also a testament telling us that He has already done everything. All has been finished and accomplished, and He has put all in a will and now leaves it to us. A will can only be in force if the giver is dead. Christ, the Giver of the will, not only has died to make the will good, but as the resurrected Christ, He is also the Executor of the will. He was the Giver, and now He is the Executor! Everything in the Bible has already been accomplished; it is a will, a testament.
We know that Christ has died for our sins because in this will (the New Testament) we are told, as one of the items, that He has already died and all our sins were laid upon Him. We do not need to pray for several days and nights in order to be saved. No, we can be saved immediately by simply taking what the Lord has already accomplished and itemized in the will (the testament) of God. How may we know that we have been baptized in the Holy Spirit? By the same principle, there is another item in the will telling us, "In one Spirit we were all baptized." The baptism in the Holy Spirit has not only been accomplished, but it has been passed on to us through the will. It is an item of the will that has been given to us. We need only take it.
Some Christians always insist that speaking in tongues is a necessary manifestation of the baptism in the Holy Spirit. But with two of the five cases in Acts—the Samaritans and Saul of Tarsus—nothing is mentioned about speaking in tongues. Students of the Scripture admit that many times what God does not mention is more meaningful than what He does mention. With two of these five cases, no specific manifestation is mentioned. This is an indication that tongue-speaking is not the only or the necessary manifestation of the baptism in the Holy Spirit. Even with the other cases, there is no proof that all the believers spoke in tongues. Acts 19:6 states, "When Paul laid his hands on them, the Holy Spirit came upon them, and they spoke in tongues and prophesied." Did every one of the twelve both speak in tongues and prophesy? It is possible but not probable. It is more probable that some did one and some did the other. So even here, tongues are not the only manifestation. Then Acts 2:4 says, "They were all filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in different tongues." Not even this verse proves they all spoke in tongues. For example, when we say, "We all came to the meeting and began to pray," do we mean that we all prayed? No! This is the same kind of composition. They all were filled with the Holy Spirit, but it is doubtful whether they all spoke in tongues. First Corinthians 12:29-30 asks, "Are all apostles? Are all prophets?...Do all speak in tongues?" The automatic answer to this question is that some do and some do not. Not all are apostles; neither do all speak in tongues. The Christians who insist on this matter interpret this verse as referring only to the exercise of the gifts. In the initial manifestation, they say, everyone must speak in tongues. But this is not logical! How could one speak in tongues as an initial manifestation but not in the exercise of the gifts?
The facts of history also have much to say about this matter. There have been many powerful and deeply spiritual persons over the centuries who have never spoken in tongues. Brother Watchman Nee has never spoken in tongues. Once, he sent me a cable with only the words, "Not all speak in tongues." He has studied the Word very thoroughly. I have never met a man so well versed in the Scripture as he. He has found it unmistakably clear that "not all speak in tongues." To insist that all must speak in tongues is unscriptural, but to say that speaking in tongues is dispensationally over is also wrong.
In the entire New Testament only a small proportion is given to speaking in tongues. It is not mentioned at all in Romans, one of the basic books of the Christian life. Neither is it mentioned in 2 Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, or Colossians. It is not in 1 and 2 Thessalonians, 1 and 2 Timothy, Titus, Philemon, Hebrews, James, 1 and 2 Peter, 1, 2, and 3 John, Jude, or Revelation. In all of the Epistles of the New Testament it is only mentioned in 1 Corinthians. If our attitude is fair, we will admit that even in 1 Corinthians the apostle Paul speaks of tongues in the sense of limitation, adjustment, correction, and discouragement. In the very beginning of the book, he declares that Christ is our portion. Christ crucified is God's power and wisdom, and God has made Him wisdom to us: both righteousness and sanctification and redemption. This means that He is our everything. Then in chapter 2 he says that he determined to know nothing but Christ and Him crucified. He tells the Corinthian believers that they all had the gifts (1:7), yet their spiritual condition was babyish and carnal, that is, fleshly and even fleshy (3:1-3). When he reaches chapter 13, he tells them of the "most excellent way" (12:31), the way of love. He says that even if we speak in the tongues of angels, without love—that means without life, because love is the expression of life—we become sounding brass. We make the sound, but we do not have the life. In chapter 14 Paul encourages us to seek the gifts which are most profitable for the building up of the church. If we read the entire book, we see that the matter of tongues is not touched in a positive way, but rather the contrary. Of course, in the Scripture, ground is given to the gift of tongues, but it is very limited.


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Where Can I Find MP3 Music?
Buying Music Online
What's FTP? 'Cause If I have to Learn One More Three-Letter Acronym, I'm Going to Hurl
Ratio Sites
Reading FTP
Searching for HTTP and FTP Music Files: The Quest for Billy Idol
Using a Web Site Search Engine–Audiogalaxy.com
Finding Music with MP3 Fiend
Verifying Fiend Search Results
Interpreting MP3 Fiend Verification Logs
Finding Songs with MP3 Fiend's Music Charts
Newsgroups–MP3s the Hard Way
Using a Newsgroup
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The search engine at Audiogalaxy.com is good for quick-and-dirty sweeps for FTP MP3s. The engine regularly prowls FTP sites, creating a database of the files each site has and sorting them by artist and song. More importantly, it gives you all the information you need in the form of user ID, password, and port number to log on to a site. Although the information is basic, most other sites don't do as good a job as Audiogalaxy in laying it out so you know what's what.
Take Your Choice
Dozens of music search engines besides Audiogalaxy are on the Web. One that deserves special attention is look4mp3.com, shown in Figure 3.1, because it lets you choose whether to search for HTTP sites or FTP sites. If you find downloading from FTP too daunting–even with the terrific CuteFTP program included on the book's CD-ROM–or if you simply want to stay away from pirate-inhabited FTP sites, or want to hunt for the good stuff that's only on FTP–look4mp3's dual search is the best place to go.
Figure 3.1 Pick your path at look4mp3–HTTP or FTP. Choose HTTP for (mostly) legal songs; FTP takes you into the rich but uncharted outlaw territory.
Using your browser, surf to audiogalaxy.com. Right under the banner is a space to enter search terms, such as "Billy Idol." You also can search by title, album, genre–such as techno rock reggae–or anything, really, that someone might have included in the information tags imbedded in an MP3 file. There's a no—ratios box if you don't want the results to list ratio sites, which require uploads before you can make downloads.
Worse than Ratios
The no—ratios check box at Audiogalaxy sounds like a good idea. You'll only download from sites where you don't first have to embark on a life of crime by uploading the latest Mariah Carey warble. But it also means that you're going to run into a lot of banner sites. These sites let you in only far enough to read a message that tells you to go to a Web page and click some of the ads on that page. Doing so eventually reveals the secret password, and you can return to the FTP with full access. At the least, this is a dreary annoyance. At worst, it takes you into one of those pop-up madhouses determined tos lure you to a pay porn site. Every time you try to close a site or go back, another banner pops up. I haven't yet figured out the marketing correlation between being irritated and being horny.
If we enter "billy idol" as search terms, the first thing the Audiogalaxy engine does is suggest you narrow the search by choosing one of Billy's song titles, as shown in Figure 3.2. It also suggests other artists that fans of Billy might like, such as Motley Crue and Backstreet Boys. (If you figure out the connection, let me know.)
If you just go barging on down the screen, however, you see a list of FTP sites that carry at least one song by Billy Idol. (Worshippers of other, more obscure butchy rockers may come up empty. And mind you, I'm not suggesting that people rip off sneering, has-been rock stars. It's just that Billy Idol gives me a good excuse to make smart-aleck remarks.) Anyway, if you scroll on down the suggestions, you get to a part of the listing that looks like the screen in Figure 3.3. The callouts in the screen identify the types of information the search engine returns. Some of the information is critical to negotiating FTP sites successfully.
Figure 3.2 Billy Alikes. In addition to finding you a Billy Idol song, Audiogalaxy's search engine suggests other performers it thinks you'll also like.
Pick one of the sites based on its chance of being open and how long it has been since the search engine checked that site to see whether it's online. Also consider whether it's a ratio site and how good a selection of songs it has. When you have one in your crosshairs, copy down the site ID, user ID, and password. All the other information Audiogalaxy supplies is helpful, but the site ID, username, and password are absolutely essential if you're ever going to connect to an FTP site. You'll need them when you get to the next chapter on downloading FTP files.
Figure 3.3 Getting the lowdown on FTP sites. Audiogalaxy lists the particulars of FTP sites that carry at least one matching song.
FTP Hot Copy: An easy way to use some Windows FTP programs such as CuteFTP, included on the book's CD-ROM. CuteFTP watches the Windows clipboard and connects automatically to any FTP URL you copy.
Logon: The word the new user must enter as an identity.
Password: A supposedly secret word needed to connect to the FTP site. If the site does not require ratio uploads, there may be still another, second password you can find only by following the directions you find at the site, which typically take you to a Web page loaded with advertising.
Chance of Being Open: This is the chance, expressed as a percentage, that a user will be able to connect to this site. Many sites will allow only a set number of users to access the site at one time. If a site is very popular or the number of users allowed is very low, this percentage will also be low.
Site Speed: A rough measurement of the average speed of a site, rated from one (slowest) to five blocks (fastest).
Ratio: If there is a Y or a ratio here, this is a ratio site. You will be required to upload songs before you can download any. A 1:10 ratio requires you to upload 1MB of files before you can download 10MB.
Directory path: The location of the following song file on the MP3 server.
Last Checked: The last time the search engine checked the site's status–whether it's online or offline.
Port: A location on the server that listens for access requests. The conventional port number for FTP is 21, but other numbers are acceptable, depending on the server's configuration. If either the port or the IP address is wrong, you won't be able to connect to the site.
Site Name: This is a text name for the benefit of humans. It's not necessary to connect to a site. Some sites have no text names.
Song Lists: Titles and artists of songs found at this site.
IP Address: This is the Internet protocol address–the way computers on the Net see it, as a group of four three-digit numbers separated by decimals (for example, 123.456.789.012).
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This unique handbook assumes no starting knowledge of vehicle aerodynamics. It begins with simple ideas and finishes with sophisticated and effective aerodynamic modifications that work. Three major chapters cover on-road testing techniques that give you all the information you need to decide what modifications you should make - and, after you've made them, how well they work. Low-cost techniques allow you to visualise the patterns of airflow over your car so that you can actually see the problem areas that need improvement. Uniquely, you're also shown how to measure aerodynamic pressures, so you can determine which body surfaces are creating lift, drag and downforce. Want to work out where a wing should be placed? On-road testing to find that out is covered as well. The book also shows you how to measure downforce to see if that wing is actually working! If you wish to reduce drag, more than ten different areas are covered. Reducing frontal area, lowering cooling system drag, optimising vehicle ride height and rake, reducing the strength of the wake, achieving clean airflow separation and optimising wheel designs - they're all covered using the latest research findings. And if you're a performance driver, there's a major chapter devoted to reducing lift and improving stability. This chapter includes the design and development of undertrays and diffusers, wings and spoilers. The example car developed measurable downforce when fitted with an undertray and rear diffuser, something that transformed its on-road handling. The author has been writing about the aerodynamics of road cars for more than 25 years. He is also an experienced and proficient car modifier who has performed numerous aerodynamic modifications and upgrades to his own cars. The book's technical consultant, RH Barnard, is an acknowledged world leading automotive aerodynamicist. If you want a practical, hands-on guide that demystifies and explains car aerodynamics, and shows you how to make effective aerodynamic modifications to your car, this book is for you.


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James is a dead-end street, not even a cul-du-sac, just ends into the hill. My work will be along the back of a wide driveway. Visitors are welcome to pull into the driveway to turn around, and that will give them a better view of the works as well. This is a walking neighborhood.
Jedediah Caesar is a Los Angeles based artist and curator. Solo exhibitions include Unearthed, Oakland Museum of California Art, Oakland, CA; Soft Structures, Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Boston, MA; Holding Station, Blanton Museum of Art, Austin, TX; Stone Underground, Locust Projects, Miami, FL; Rozoj, LAXART, Los Angeles, CA; and at Susanne Vielmetter Gallery, Los Angeles, CA and D'Amelio Terras Gallery, New York, NY. His work has been included in numerous group exhibitions including Thing, Hammer Museum, Los Angeles, CA; 2008 Whitney Bienniel, Whitney Museum, New York, NY; Abstract America: New Painting and Sculpture, Saatchi Gallery, London, UK; Made in Space, Gavin Brown's Enterprise and Venus Over Manhattan, New York, NY; How we see: Materiality and Color, Laumeier Sculpture Park, St. Louis, MO. His work is in the collection of the New Museum, New York, NY; the Blanton Museum, Austin, TX; Hammer Museum, Los Angeles, CA and LACMA among others. Reviews of his work have appeared in publications including art agenda, Frieze, Art Papers, Sculpture Magazine, Texte zur Kunst, Art Forum and Mousse Magazine. He received a BFA from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, and an MFA from the University of California, Los Angeles.


The cultural assessment was developed as part of EMU's Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) Peace with Creation. It was first developed during the spring of 2010 and administered every fall to first-year students and every spring to seniors between 2010 and 2015.
All first-year students were given a writing prompt early in their introductory writing class. The prompt included several questions regarding their current concept of sustainability, how it connected with their beliefs, how it related to three news items included in the prompt (one each related to ecological, social and economic aspects of sustainability), and how their concept of sustainably would impact their choices while at EMU. A sample of seniors was also given the same writing prompt (sample sizes ranged from 40-80% of the senior class each year, selected randomly). Each student was given 40 minutes to complete the essay and each essay was scored with a rubric measuring two criteria: 1) how well the student defined sustainability in accordance with the Peace with Creation framework and 2) demonstration of incorporating sustainability into their value system.
Over the five years of the project, for the definition criteria, 41-50% of first-year students met or exceed expectations (meaning they included at least two components in their definition of sustainability), whereas 80-92% of seniors met or exceeded this expectation. When assessing value systems, 50-63% of first-year students met or exceeded exceptions, whereas 91-100% of seniors met or exceeded expectations. These results demonstrate learning gains from freshman to senior year.


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Texas voters pave way for future road funding boost
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Straus releases lengthy list of study items for Legislature
Texas House Speaker Joe Straus released a lengthy list of homework assignments, asking committees to spend the next year studying everything from the affordability of college, rising health care costs, rowdiness on the San Marcos River and how windblown trash affects ranching. The interim charges, the latest iteration of a list released after each legislative session by the speaker and lieutenant governor, offer a hint of some areas lawmakers could be expected to focus on when they convene again in early 2017. READ MORE
Texas Governor Abbott issues warning over immigrant detentions
Republican Texas Governor Greg Abbott threatened to withhold state grant money to Dallas County if the Democratic sheriff there does not detain undocumented immigrants as requested by federal authorities. Analysts said the warning that extended to sheriffs across the state was mostly aimed at placating Republicans, many of whom want a special legislative session to crack down on cities they see as offering sanctuary to immigrants. READ MORE
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When Adrian Garcia announced his intention to run for mayor of Houston, the timing seemed reasonable. Although Garcia was forced to leave a good job — sheriff of Harris County — he had to trust that his name recognition would add to the growing Hispanic voting strength that pundits, politicos, and public officials have talked about for more than a generation. Now, after finishing a distant third in the recent election, Garcia faces the realization that Hispanic electoral power in no way matches its strength as a market force. READ MORE
Amendments sail to easy passage
Statewide measures aimed at cutting property taxes, boosting funding for road projects and reiterating Texans' right to hunt and fish easily passed Tuesday evening, according to complete but unofficial returns. Texas lawmakers asked voters to approve seven amendments to the constitution, all related to measures passed during this year's legislative session. All seven propositions drew at least 66 percent support. Voter turnout was approximately 11 percent. READ MORE
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Outlook: New home construction to climb in 2016, due to strong demand
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With the housing market collapse fully in the rear-view mirror, home buyers are flocking to new construction at a pace we haven't seen in a while. And the market will probably only heat up further in 2016. A recent report by the National Association of Home Builders forecast strong growth for the housing market in general, and for new home construction in particular. The report was issued at the end of October and included an outlook from NAHB Chief Economist David Crowe. READ MORE
Warning signs for both parties in state and local elections
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State and local elections across the country this week produced warning signs for both Democrats and Republicans as they press toward the 2016 presidential contest, now just a year away. Democrats lost more ground in legislatures and governor's mansions, raising questions about the party's strength when President Barack Obama's name isn't at the top of the ballot. Democrats still have important demographic advantages in the states that often determine presidential elections, but the party is struggling in power centers outside Washington that influence policy and steer congressional redistricting. READ MORE
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The city of Lubbock hopes to get a few capital projects underway, but as has been the trend of late, Public Works Director Wood Franklin said the construction contracts are coming in millions of dollars higher than budgeted. Citing the Engineering News-Record, which tracks the construction market in the United States, Franklin said the labor costs for construction in Texas have gone up almost 25 percent in the past 18 months. READ MORE
Report: Texas home sales on track for record year
Fueled by continued job and population growth, home sales and prices in the Austin area and across Texas continued to rise in the third quarter, the latest figures show. In Central Texas, 9,347 homes changed hands from July through September, an 8.7 percent increase over the same months last year, according to the Texas Quarterly Housing Report released Tuesday. The median price of those sales was $260,000, a 7.2 percent jump over the same quarter last year, the report said. READ MORE
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Home prices in Dallas-Fort Worth continued to rise in September by 8.5 percent year-over-year, reflecting a long-term trend and stabilizing housing market, according to a California-based CoreLogic Home Price Index report released Tuesday. The North Texas region outperformed the national home price index, which increased 6.4 percent year-over-year in September. Nationally, the index increased six-tenths of a percent point from August 2015 to September 2015. READ MORE
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Lochgreen is one of three municipal golf courses in the town of Troon and is the most challenging of the three. Lochgreen is predominantly a links course but there is variety on offer, with some holes being more parkland in style.
This is a long golf course, a par 74 which runs parallel in places to Royal Troon. The course has plenty of both bunkers and gorse to provide challenge to the golfer.
The course was used on several occasions as a qualifying course for the British Open Championship and even Jack Nicklaus has shot an 82 on Lochgreen when qualifying for the Open.
An example golfing package, including playing at Lochgreen, can be seen at our Short Break Away Golf Tour.
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Fort McMurray Composite Starting an environment club - we are working on installing water bottle refilling stations - looking at adding a greenhouse, continuing our recycling - first year we've had junior high classes at the school.
Walter and Gladys Hill We have a tower garden and grown kale and made kale chips, grades 4s lead our recycling, with Destination Conservation we're working on water conservation, did turn off the lights last year, building a bug hotel in our outdoor classroom.
Timberlea Working with the grades 4s that lead recycling and grade 6s are leading Destination Conservation water conservation.
Westwood Community HS Building geocache boxes to put on the trails and we'll have a set of trackers that the community can use; building bee houses, participated in Navig8, using waste plastic to create 3D filament, participating in youth climate leadership initiative.
École McTavish We have more teachers involved, we worked with the RMWB Green Team, we have a living wall, working with the recovery committee (students presented at the reclamation evening) and doing some soil testing and water testing, we are promoting reusable water bottles. Now have solar panels on the school roof.
École Dickinsfield Many school-wide initiatives - school garden, worm composting, light leaders, audits with adults, water bottle refilling stations, Destination Conservation water conservation, anti-idling and waste free lunches.
Fort McMurray Islamic School Grade 8 class did an extensive wetland education inquiry unit engaging with many external groups and field trips (e.g. participating in a fish release).
Other Schools Fort McMurray Christian, Beacon Hill, and Christina Gordon Public participated in the sessions to explore resources and work with colleagues to begin developing plans for their schools.
At the January 19, 2018 session, the Green Scene continued to work on plans for enhancing the environmental sustainability within the school division. We also explored ways of further embedding this work into curriculum based student learning.
Green Scene will continue to do the environmental science fair awards and field trip - exploring new ideas for field trips.
Thanks to the community resource folks for sharing their expertise and programs.
Our Green Scene can continue to grow and improve its encouragement of environmental education and practices. It helps us move from individual efforts to collaborative efforts, occasional instruction to instruction embedded in all subjects.
I think as a teacher, initiatives like this is grassrooted and usually happens on our own time. It was great to have someone passionate with a handful of great resources to share.
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Is anyone else not able to tp to other worlds in Kitely from their world/s?
Every Avi on my world atm cannot tp out of The State of Writing they get the error message below.
They also get the same error message when they try to use a LM.
This happened on 7th May at around 7pm Kitely time.
Are you able to log into another world if you restart your viewer?
Yes we can. It's leaving that is the problem. This seems to be connected to the zombie infestation problem in my other message. See my answer to that message. Perhaps I should have combined these.
We found a possible cause to this problem, and we fixed it. Please let us know if this still happens.
I think you nailed it - the probs appear to be solved. Thank you very much Ilan and Oren for all your HARD WORK! Now we can tp! thank you - very grateful.


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De MTX Tatra V8 is een supercar die gemaakt werd door MTX in samenwerking met Tatra in 1991.

Geschiedenis
De MTX Tatra V8 is ontworpen door de Tsjechische automobielontwerper Václav Král en was in die tijd de snelste Tsjechische auto. Hij had de luchtgekoelde V8-motor van de Tatra 613-4, die echter werd opgeboord tot 3,9 liter en was uitgerust met carburateurs of een Bosch K-Jetronic. Het motorvermogen was 160-225 kW (218-306 DIN-pk) bij 6000-6700 tpm, hij had vleugeldeuren en opklappende koplampen. Voor de acceleratie van 0 tot 100 km/u werd 5,6 seconden opgegeven bij de injectieversie en 6,2 seconden bij de carburateurversie. De maximale snelheid was 265 km/u (injectieversie).

Nadat er rijtests mee waren gedaan op de testbaan van Tatra in Kopřivnice, op het vliegveld in Mošnov en op het Autodrom-circuit in Most, werd hij uiteindelijk in oktober 1991 aan het publiek voorgesteld tijdens de autosalon in Praag. Daarna had MTX bijna 200 bestellingen voor deze auto, dus begon het bedrijf met de productie van een gelimiteerde serie van 100 stuks. Toen het project tijdens de vroege productiefase aan een nieuwe eigenaar werd verkocht, werd de fabriek getroffen door een brand die de productie van deze auto voor altijd beëindigde.

Slechts vier exemplaren van de Tatra MTX V8 werden ooit gebouwd: Een rode en een witte die nu Tsjechische privé-eigenaren hebben, een zwarte die wordt tentoongesteld in het sportwagenmuseum in Lány en een vierde werd naar verluidt geleverd als een bouwpakket naar de Verenigde Staten. In 2010 verscheen de auto in de film Runaway van Kanye West.

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Israel hits 2 million vaccinated with 1st dose; police to up closure enforcement
Israël: 2 miljoen gevaccineerden. Begint volgende week al met met veertigers.
Israel on Thursday marked the milestone of having inoculated 2 million people with the first dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine, as the country pushed forward with the national vaccination drive amid record daily infections. The person declared as the two-millionth Israeli to get the first dose was a kindergarten teacher from the central city of Ramle. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Health Minister Yuli Edelstein, both of whom have received the second dose, were on hand at the Maccabi Healthcare Services clinic in the city. "It's already become routine… It's something we're happy to grow accustomed to, but mostly we want to finish this," Netanyahu said. "We'll continue — to the next million." Get The Times of Israels Daily Edition by email and never miss our top stories Free Sign Up The prime minister said the government was working on rolling out the "green passports," which will grant those vaccinated or who have recovered from COVID-19 access to certain gatherings and events that are currently banned. Netanyahu urged Israelis to adhere to government-mandated virus restrictions and said no decision had yet been made on extending the third nationwide lockdown, which health officials have signaled will last beyond the original January 21 end date. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (2nd-L) and Health Minister Yuli Edelstein (2nd-R) at a Maccabi Healthcare Services clinic in the central city of Ramle as a kindergarten teacher becomes the 2 millionth Israeli to be vaccinated against COVID-19, January 14, 2021. (Screen capture: Facebook) Israel kicked off its vaccine drive last month and on Sunday began administering second doses. It is currently first in the world in the number of people vaccinated per capita, according to the Oxford University-based Our World In Data. Coinciding with the launch of the vaccination campaign has been a surge in coronavirus cases, with over 9,000 daily new infections diagnosed in recent days. There has also been a sharp rise in fatalities and the number of patients in serious condition from COVID-19 complications. Due to the high morbidity and mortality figures, the government last week tightened lockdown measures that took effect a week earlier, ordering the closure of schools and businesses. Police were gearing up to significantly expand enforcement of the nationwide coronavirus lockdown over the weekend, setting up checkpoints that will operate 24 hours a day. Police said dozens of checkpoints will be set up along main highways, as well as within cities and towns. The increased enforcement measures will begin at 6 a.m. Friday. The lockdown rules prevent Israelis from traveling beyond a kilometer from their homes, except for essential reasons. Fewer Israelis are expected to be traveling over the weekend when their workplaces close. Police at a temporary checkpoint at the Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem's Old City, on January 14, 2021, during a third national coronavirus lockdown. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90) The lockdown rules prevent Israelis from traveling beyond a kilometer from their homes, except for essential purposes. Fewer Israelis are expected to be traveling over the weekend when their workplaces close. "During the weekend we intend to give out fines and make it difficult for those traveling on roads because we understand there is no reason to go out," Assistant Commissioner Yishai Shalem, the head of the Israel Police's operations department, was quoted saying by the Ynet news site. Shalem said police were content with their enforcement measures over the past week. Police also said there was a 34 percent rise in the number of fines issued this week compared to the previous week, before the tightened lockdown measures came into force.
The person declared as the two-millionth Israeli to get the first dose was a kindergarten teacher from the central city of Ramle. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Health Minister Yuli Edelstein, both of whom have received the second dose, were on hand at the Maccabi Healthcare Services clinic in the city. "It's already become routine… It's something we're happy to grow accustomed to, but mostly we want to finish this," Netanyahu said. "We'll continue — to the next million." Get The Times of Israels Daily Edition by email and never miss our top stories Free Sign Up The prime minister said the government was working on rolling out the "green passports," which will grant those vaccinated or who have recovered from COVID-19 access to certain gatherings and events that are currently banned. Netanyahu urged Israelis to adhere to government-mandated virus restrictions and said no decision had yet been made on extending the third nationwide lockdown, which health officials have signaled will last beyond the original January 21 end date. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (2nd-L) and Health Minister Yuli Edelstein (2nd-R) at a Maccabi Healthcare Services clinic in the central city of Ramle as a kindergarten teacher becomes the 2 millionth Israeli to be vaccinated against COVID-19, January 14, 2021. (Screen capture: Facebook) Israel kicked off its vaccine drive last month and on Sunday began administering second doses. It is currently first in the world in the number of people vaccinated per capita, according to the Oxford University-based Our World In Data. Coinciding with the launch of the vaccination campaign has been a surge in coronavirus cases, with over 9,000 daily new infections diagnosed in recent days. There has also been a sharp rise in fatalities and the number of patients in serious condition from COVID-19 complications. Due to the high morbidity and mortality figures, the government last week tightened lockdown measures that took effect a week earlier, ordering the closure of schools and businesses. Police were gearing up to significantly expand enforcement of the nationwide coronavirus lockdown over the weekend, setting up checkpoints that will operate 24 hours a day. Police said dozens of checkpoints will be set up along main highways, as well as within cities and towns. The increased enforcement measures will begin at 6 a.m. Friday. The lockdown rules prevent Israelis from traveling beyond a kilometer from their homes, except for essential reasons. Fewer Israelis are expected to be traveling over the weekend when their workplaces close. Police at a temporary checkpoint at the Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem's Old City, on January 14, 2021, during a third national coronavirus lockdown. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90) The lockdown rules prevent Israelis from traveling beyond a kilometer from their homes, except for essential purposes. Fewer Israelis are expected to be traveling over the weekend when their workplaces close. "During the weekend we intend to give out fines and make it difficult for those traveling on roads because we understand there is no reason to go out," Assistant Commissioner Yishai Shalem, the head of the Israel Police's operations department, was quoted saying by the Ynet news site. Shalem said police were content with their enforcement measures over the past week. Police also said there was a 34 percent rise in the number of fines issued this week compared to the previous week, before the tightened lockdown measures came into force.
"It's already become routine… It's something we're happy to grow accustomed to, but mostly we want to finish this," Netanyahu said. "We'll continue — to the next million." Get The Times of Israels Daily Edition by email and never miss our top stories Free Sign Up The prime minister said the government was working on rolling out the "green passports," which will grant those vaccinated or who have recovered from COVID-19 access to certain gatherings and events that are currently banned. Netanyahu urged Israelis to adhere to government-mandated virus restrictions and said no decision had yet been made on extending the third nationwide lockdown, which health officials have signaled will last beyond the original January 21 end date. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (2nd-L) and Health Minister Yuli Edelstein (2nd-R) at a Maccabi Healthcare Services clinic in the central city of Ramle as a kindergarten teacher becomes the 2 millionth Israeli to be vaccinated against COVID-19, January 14, 2021. (Screen capture: Facebook) Israel kicked off its vaccine drive last month and on Sunday began administering second doses. It is currently first in the world in the number of people vaccinated per capita, according to the Oxford University-based Our World In Data. Coinciding with the launch of the vaccination campaign has been a surge in coronavirus cases, with over 9,000 daily new infections diagnosed in recent days. There has also been a sharp rise in fatalities and the number of patients in serious condition from COVID-19 complications. Due to the high morbidity and mortality figures, the government last week tightened lockdown measures that took effect a week earlier, ordering the closure of schools and businesses. Police were gearing up to significantly expand enforcement of the nationwide coronavirus lockdown over the weekend, setting up checkpoints that will operate 24 hours a day. Police said dozens of checkpoints will be set up along main highways, as well as within cities and towns. The increased enforcement measures will begin at 6 a.m. Friday. The lockdown rules prevent Israelis from traveling beyond a kilometer from their homes, except for essential reasons. Fewer Israelis are expected to be traveling over the weekend when their workplaces close. Police at a temporary checkpoint at the Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem's Old City, on January 14, 2021, during a third national coronavirus lockdown. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90) The lockdown rules prevent Israelis from traveling beyond a kilometer from their homes, except for essential purposes. Fewer Israelis are expected to be traveling over the weekend when their workplaces close. "During the weekend we intend to give out fines and make it difficult for those traveling on roads because we understand there is no reason to go out," Assistant Commissioner Yishai Shalem, the head of the Israel Police's operations department, was quoted saying by the Ynet news site. Shalem said police were content with their enforcement measures over the past week. Police also said there was a 34 percent rise in the number of fines issued this week compared to the previous week, before the tightened lockdown measures came into force.
The prime minister said the government was working on rolling out the "green passports," which will grant those vaccinated or who have recovered from COVID-19 access to certain gatherings and events that are currently banned. Netanyahu urged Israelis to adhere to government-mandated virus restrictions and said no decision had yet been made on extending the third nationwide lockdown, which health officials have signaled will last beyond the original January 21 end date. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (2nd-L) and Health Minister Yuli Edelstein (2nd-R) at a Maccabi Healthcare Services clinic in the central city of Ramle as a kindergarten teacher becomes the 2 millionth Israeli to be vaccinated against COVID-19, January 14, 2021. (Screen capture: Facebook) Israel kicked off its vaccine drive last month and on Sunday began administering second doses. It is currently first in the world in the number of people vaccinated per capita, according to the Oxford University-based Our World In Data. Coinciding with the launch of the vaccination campaign has been a surge in coronavirus cases, with over 9,000 daily new infections diagnosed in recent days. There has also been a sharp rise in fatalities and the number of patients in serious condition from COVID-19 complications. Due to the high morbidity and mortality figures, the government last week tightened lockdown measures that took effect a week earlier, ordering the closure of schools and businesses. Police were gearing up to significantly expand enforcement of the nationwide coronavirus lockdown over the weekend, setting up checkpoints that will operate 24 hours a day. Police said dozens of checkpoints will be set up along main highways, as well as within cities and towns. The increased enforcement measures will begin at 6 a.m. Friday. The lockdown rules prevent Israelis from traveling beyond a kilometer from their homes, except for essential reasons. Fewer Israelis are expected to be traveling over the weekend when their workplaces close. Police at a temporary checkpoint at the Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem's Old City, on January 14, 2021, during a third national coronavirus lockdown. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90) The lockdown rules prevent Israelis from traveling beyond a kilometer from their homes, except for essential purposes. Fewer Israelis are expected to be traveling over the weekend when their workplaces close. "During the weekend we intend to give out fines and make it difficult for those traveling on roads because we understand there is no reason to go out," Assistant Commissioner Yishai Shalem, the head of the Israel Police's operations department, was quoted saying by the Ynet news site. Shalem said police were content with their enforcement measures over the past week. Police also said there was a 34 percent rise in the number of fines issued this week compared to the previous week, before the tightened lockdown measures came into force.
Netanyahu urged Israelis to adhere to government-mandated virus restrictions and said no decision had yet been made on extending the third nationwide lockdown, which health officials have signaled will last beyond the original January 21 end date. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (2nd-L) and Health Minister Yuli Edelstein (2nd-R) at a Maccabi Healthcare Services clinic in the central city of Ramle as a kindergarten teacher becomes the 2 millionth Israeli to be vaccinated against COVID-19, January 14, 2021. (Screen capture: Facebook) Israel kicked off its vaccine drive last month and on Sunday began administering second doses. It is currently first in the world in the number of people vaccinated per capita, according to the Oxford University-based Our World In Data. Coinciding with the launch of the vaccination campaign has been a surge in coronavirus cases, with over 9,000 daily new infections diagnosed in recent days. There has also been a sharp rise in fatalities and the number of patients in serious condition from COVID-19 complications. Due to the high morbidity and mortality figures, the government last week tightened lockdown measures that took effect a week earlier, ordering the closure of schools and businesses. Police were gearing up to significantly expand enforcement of the nationwide coronavirus lockdown over the weekend, setting up checkpoints that will operate 24 hours a day. Police said dozens of checkpoints will be set up along main highways, as well as within cities and towns. The increased enforcement measures will begin at 6 a.m. Friday. The lockdown rules prevent Israelis from traveling beyond a kilometer from their homes, except for essential reasons. Fewer Israelis are expected to be traveling over the weekend when their workplaces close. Police at a temporary checkpoint at the Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem's Old City, on January 14, 2021, during a third national coronavirus lockdown. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90) The lockdown rules prevent Israelis from traveling beyond a kilometer from their homes, except for essential purposes. Fewer Israelis are expected to be traveling over the weekend when their workplaces close. "During the weekend we intend to give out fines and make it difficult for those traveling on roads because we understand there is no reason to go out," Assistant Commissioner Yishai Shalem, the head of the Israel Police's operations department, was quoted saying by the Ynet news site. Shalem said police were content with their enforcement measures over the past week. Police also said there was a 34 percent rise in the number of fines issued this week compared to the previous week, before the tightened lockdown measures came into force.
Israel kicked off its vaccine drive last month and on Sunday began administering second doses. It is currently first in the world in the number of people vaccinated per capita, according to the Oxford University-based Our World In Data. Coinciding with the launch of the vaccination campaign has been a surge in coronavirus cases, with over 9,000 daily new infections diagnosed in recent days. There has also been a sharp rise in fatalities and the number of patients in serious condition from COVID-19 complications. Due to the high morbidity and mortality figures, the government last week tightened lockdown measures that took effect a week earlier, ordering the closure of schools and businesses. Police were gearing up to significantly expand enforcement of the nationwide coronavirus lockdown over the weekend, setting up checkpoints that will operate 24 hours a day. Police said dozens of checkpoints will be set up along main highways, as well as within cities and towns. The increased enforcement measures will begin at 6 a.m. Friday. The lockdown rules prevent Israelis from traveling beyond a kilometer from their homes, except for essential reasons. Fewer Israelis are expected to be traveling over the weekend when their workplaces close. Police at a temporary checkpoint at the Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem's Old City, on January 14, 2021, during a third national coronavirus lockdown. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90) The lockdown rules prevent Israelis from traveling beyond a kilometer from their homes, except for essential purposes. Fewer Israelis are expected to be traveling over the weekend when their workplaces close. "During the weekend we intend to give out fines and make it difficult for those traveling on roads because we understand there is no reason to go out," Assistant Commissioner Yishai Shalem, the head of the Israel Police's operations department, was quoted saying by the Ynet news site. Shalem said police were content with their enforcement measures over the past week. Police also said there was a 34 percent rise in the number of fines issued this week compared to the previous week, before the tightened lockdown measures came into force.
Coinciding with the launch of the vaccination campaign has been a surge in coronavirus cases, with over 9,000 daily new infections diagnosed in recent days. There has also been a sharp rise in fatalities and the number of patients in serious condition from COVID-19 complications. Due to the high morbidity and mortality figures, the government last week tightened lockdown measures that took effect a week earlier, ordering the closure of schools and businesses. Police were gearing up to significantly expand enforcement of the nationwide coronavirus lockdown over the weekend, setting up checkpoints that will operate 24 hours a day. Police said dozens of checkpoints will be set up along main highways, as well as within cities and towns. The increased enforcement measures will begin at 6 a.m. Friday. The lockdown rules prevent Israelis from traveling beyond a kilometer from their homes, except for essential reasons. Fewer Israelis are expected to be traveling over the weekend when their workplaces close. Police at a temporary checkpoint at the Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem's Old City, on January 14, 2021, during a third national coronavirus lockdown. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90) The lockdown rules prevent Israelis from traveling beyond a kilometer from their homes, except for essential purposes. Fewer Israelis are expected to be traveling over the weekend when their workplaces close. "During the weekend we intend to give out fines and make it difficult for those traveling on roads because we understand there is no reason to go out," Assistant Commissioner Yishai Shalem, the head of the Israel Police's operations department, was quoted saying by the Ynet news site. Shalem said police were content with their enforcement measures over the past week. Police also said there was a 34 percent rise in the number of fines issued this week compared to the previous week, before the tightened lockdown measures came into force.
There has also been a sharp rise in fatalities and the number of patients in serious condition from COVID-19 complications. Due to the high morbidity and mortality figures, the government last week tightened lockdown measures that took effect a week earlier, ordering the closure of schools and businesses. Police were gearing up to significantly expand enforcement of the nationwide coronavirus lockdown over the weekend, setting up checkpoints that will operate 24 hours a day. Police said dozens of checkpoints will be set up along main highways, as well as within cities and towns. The increased enforcement measures will begin at 6 a.m. Friday. The lockdown rules prevent Israelis from traveling beyond a kilometer from their homes, except for essential reasons. Fewer Israelis are expected to be traveling over the weekend when their workplaces close. Police at a temporary checkpoint at the Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem's Old City, on January 14, 2021, during a third national coronavirus lockdown. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90) The lockdown rules prevent Israelis from traveling beyond a kilometer from their homes, except for essential purposes. Fewer Israelis are expected to be traveling over the weekend when their workplaces close. "During the weekend we intend to give out fines and make it difficult for those traveling on roads because we understand there is no reason to go out," Assistant Commissioner Yishai Shalem, the head of the Israel Police's operations department, was quoted saying by the Ynet news site. Shalem said police were content with their enforcement measures over the past week. Police also said there was a 34 percent rise in the number of fines issued this week compared to the previous week, before the tightened lockdown measures came into force.
Due to the high morbidity and mortality figures, the government last week tightened lockdown measures that took effect a week earlier, ordering the closure of schools and businesses. Police were gearing up to significantly expand enforcement of the nationwide coronavirus lockdown over the weekend, setting up checkpoints that will operate 24 hours a day. Police said dozens of checkpoints will be set up along main highways, as well as within cities and towns. The increased enforcement measures will begin at 6 a.m. Friday. The lockdown rules prevent Israelis from traveling beyond a kilometer from their homes, except for essential reasons. Fewer Israelis are expected to be traveling over the weekend when their workplaces close. Police at a temporary checkpoint at the Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem's Old City, on January 14, 2021, during a third national coronavirus lockdown. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90) The lockdown rules prevent Israelis from traveling beyond a kilometer from their homes, except for essential purposes. Fewer Israelis are expected to be traveling over the weekend when their workplaces close. "During the weekend we intend to give out fines and make it difficult for those traveling on roads because we understand there is no reason to go out," Assistant Commissioner Yishai Shalem, the head of the Israel Police's operations department, was quoted saying by the Ynet news site. Shalem said police were content with their enforcement measures over the past week. Police also said there was a 34 percent rise in the number of fines issued this week compared to the previous week, before the tightened lockdown measures came into force.
Police were gearing up to significantly expand enforcement of the nationwide coronavirus lockdown over the weekend, setting up checkpoints that will operate 24 hours a day. Police said dozens of checkpoints will be set up along main highways, as well as within cities and towns. The increased enforcement measures will begin at 6 a.m. Friday. The lockdown rules prevent Israelis from traveling beyond a kilometer from their homes, except for essential reasons. Fewer Israelis are expected to be traveling over the weekend when their workplaces close. Police at a temporary checkpoint at the Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem's Old City, on January 14, 2021, during a third national coronavirus lockdown. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90) The lockdown rules prevent Israelis from traveling beyond a kilometer from their homes, except for essential purposes. Fewer Israelis are expected to be traveling over the weekend when their workplaces close. "During the weekend we intend to give out fines and make it difficult for those traveling on roads because we understand there is no reason to go out," Assistant Commissioner Yishai Shalem, the head of the Israel Police's operations department, was quoted saying by the Ynet news site. Shalem said police were content with their enforcement measures over the past week. Police also said there was a 34 percent rise in the number of fines issued this week compared to the previous week, before the tightened lockdown measures came into force.
Police said dozens of checkpoints will be set up along main highways, as well as within cities and towns. The increased enforcement measures will begin at 6 a.m. Friday.
The lockdown rules prevent Israelis from traveling beyond a kilometer from their homes, except for essential reasons. Fewer Israelis are expected to be traveling over the weekend when their workplaces close.
The lockdown rules prevent Israelis from traveling beyond a kilometer from their homes, except for essential purposes. Fewer Israelis are expected to be traveling over the weekend when their workplaces close.
"During the weekend we intend to give out fines and make it difficult for those traveling on roads because we understand there is no reason to go out," Assistant Commissioner Yishai Shalem, the head of the Israel Police's operations department, was quoted saying by the Ynet news site.
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Last week, Conservation Watch wrote about the violence that has once again erupted against Maasai indigenous people in Loliondo, northern Tanzania. As a follow up to that post, I wrote to Johannes Schoeneberger, at GIZ the German aid agency, to ask some questions about the GIZ project Sustainable Management of Natural Resources in Tanzania.
According to the GIZ website, "The project is an integral part of a joint development programme with the Tanzanian Government and KfW Development Bank." Conservation Watch will now send a series of similar questions to KfW Development Bank.
15 March 2017, Wasso: The banners read: "Conservation is our tradition, OBC leave us our land" and "District Council, don't receive money from the Germans, since it's death to us"
Schoeneberger's responses are posted here in full and unedited.
Conservation Watch: I would be grateful if you could answer the following three questions about GIZ assistance to the Serengeti National Park.
Johannes Schoeneberger: GIZ is not providing assistance to the Serengeti NP; GIZ is supporting the administrations of Serengeti and Ngorongoro Districts regarding natural resources management.
Conservation Watch: Susanna Nordlund has been writing about Loliondo since 2010, monitoring in detail the violence against the Maasai. In a recent post, she wrote that,
"Those implementing the criminal orders, starting with burning bomas in Oloosek on 13th August 2017 were rangers from Serengeti National Park, assisted by Ngorongoro rangers, local police, KDU (anti-poaching) rangers, OBC rangers, and others."
"On 27th November it was reported to me that Serengeti rangers had got into the abuse and criminality. Maybe the soldiers are tired. On Monday 26th November, rangers detained 14 herds of cattle – maybe up to 1,000 cows – at Mambarashani where OBC have their camp, and took them to Lobo inside the national park to claim that they were found there. Now the rangers demand 100,000 Tanzanian shilling per head of cattle to release them.
By the 29th I was told that the "fines" had been paid, and that the cows probably weren't as many as 1000."
Could you please confirm whether rangers from the Serengeti National Park have been involved in the evictions of Maasai people, taking the Maasai's cattle and charging fines in 2017 and 2018.
Johannes Schoeneberger: See comment above. GIZ has no information whether rangers from the NP have been involved in these incidents.
Conservation Watch: Nordlund also writes that,
"last year Mwakilema, Serengeti Chief Park Warden, announced that German development funds were subject to the approval of the land use plan proposing the alienation of the 1,500 km2."
This 1,500 square kilometres is an area of land that Otterlo Business Corporation, a United Arab Emirates hunting and safari company, has been trying to get classified as a "protected area". This would involve the eviction of about 30,000 Maasai people and the loss of important dry season grazing land for the Maasai.
Could you please confirm whether German development funds are subject to the alienation of this 1,500 km2?
Johannes Schoeneberger: German Development Funds implemented through GIZ are not subject to such a requirement.
Conservation Watch: The GIZ website about the GIZ project, "Sustainable management of natural resources in Tanzania" makes the following statement:
"Training courses on topics such as the use of geographic information systems (GIS) in the Serengeti and Ngorongoro districts have increased the capacity for local management of natural resources and defused land use conflicts between protected areas and people living in their proximity."
Please describe what GIZ has been doing to "defuse land use conflicts" in the area around the Serengeti National Park. Does that include the handing out of beehives and football kits?
Johannes Schoeneberger: GIZ considers Geographical Information Systems (GIS) as important and neutral tools for mapping and delineation of areas; and thereby as useful for the discussion and resolution of land conflicts.
GIZ has handed over beehives to the Enguserosambu Forest Trust in order to support income generating activities of community members active in the protection of this forest.
GIZ has handed over football kits to teams participating at a district football tournament organized by Ngorongoro District together with GIZ; the purpose of the so-called Wild Dog Tournament was to raise awareness regarding the conservation of natural resources in the district.
Tagged Germany, Human Rights, Indigenous Peoples, Land rights and conservation, Militarisation, Tanzania.
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I.P.A. Manning
Schoeneberger's (GIZ) reply to your queries is woefully inadequate. No wonder the Maasai women call for German aid to cease. They see GIZ as being complicit in their criminal abuse by park rangers, the army, OBC, and Thomson Safaris; with GIZ, AWF and WWF all struck mute. A tourism boycott of Maasailand is long overdue.
Servi Koesh
He speaks the language of a bureaucrat. His bullshit answer is a meaningless blabla.


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package config

import org.springframework.context.annotation._
import org.springframework.context.{ApplicationContext, ApplicationContextAware}

/** Experiments definitions for the 'peel-wordcount' bundle. */
@Configuration
@ComponentScan( // Scan for annotated Peel components in the 'org.peelframework.wordcount' package
  value = Array("org.peelframework.wordcount"),
  useDefaultFilters = false,
  includeFilters = Array[ComponentScan.Filter](
    new ComponentScan.Filter(value = Array(classOf[org.springframework.stereotype.Service])),
    new ComponentScan.Filter(value = Array(classOf[org.springframework.stereotype.Component]))
  )
)
@ImportResource(value = Array(
  "classpath:peel-core.xml",
  "classpath:peel-extensions.xml"
))
@Import(value = Array(
  classOf[org.peelframework.extensions], // custom system beans
  classOf[config.fixtures.systems],      // custom system beans
  classOf[config.fixtures.wordcount]     // wordcount experiment beans
))
class experiments extends ApplicationContextAware {

  /* The enclosing application context. */
  var ctx: ApplicationContext = null

  def setApplicationContext(ctx: ApplicationContext): Unit = {
    this.ctx = ctx
  }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub