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package org.jetbrains.plugins.gradle.model.data;

import com.intellij.openapi.externalSystem.model.Key;
import com.intellij.openapi.externalSystem.model.ProjectSystemId;
import com.intellij.openapi.externalSystem.model.project.AbstractExternalEntityData;
import com.intellij.openapi.externalSystem.model.project.DependencyData;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull;

import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.List;

/**
 * @author Vladislav.Soroka
 * @since 11/11/2015
 */
public class EarConfigurationModelData extends AbstractExternalEntityData {
  private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

  @NotNull
  public static final Key<EarConfigurationModelData> KEY =
    Key.create(EarConfigurationModelData.class, WebConfigurationModelData.KEY.getProcessingWeight() + 1);

  @NotNull
  private final List<Ear> myEars;
  @NotNull
  private final Collection<DependencyData> myDeployDependencies;
  @NotNull
  private final Collection<DependencyData> myEarlibDependencies;

  public EarConfigurationModelData(@NotNull ProjectSystemId owner,
                                   @NotNull List<Ear> ears,
                                   @NotNull Collection<DependencyData> deployDependencies,
                                   @NotNull Collection<DependencyData> earlibDependencies) {
    super(owner);
    myEars = ears;
    myDeployDependencies = deployDependencies;
    myEarlibDependencies = earlibDependencies;
  }

  @NotNull
  public List<Ear> getEars() {
    return myEars;
  }

  @NotNull
  public Collection<DependencyData> getDeployDependencies() {
    return myDeployDependencies;
  }

  @NotNull
  public Collection<DependencyData> getEarlibDependencies() {
    return myEarlibDependencies;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean equals(Object o) {
    if (this == o) return true;
    if (!(o instanceof EarConfigurationModelData)) return false;
    if (!super.equals(o)) return false;

    EarConfigurationModelData data = (EarConfigurationModelData)o;

    if (!myEars.equals(data.myEars)) return false;

    return true;
  }

  @Override
  public int hashCode() {
    int result = super.hashCode();
    result = 31 * result + myEars.hashCode();
    return result;
  }

  @Override
  public String toString() {
    return "ears='" + myEars + '\'';
  }
}

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eclectic energies
Tag: eclectic energies
A Conversation with the Dalai Lama
The Dalai Lama talks about his life in exile and his life's work.
The interview aired on the FourFourtwo website on Sunday.
title Dalai Lama on Dalai Lama: The most famous person in Tibetan Buddhism article The Tibetan Buddhist leader has been the subject of many documentaries, books, and media articles.
He is the spiritual leader of the Tibetan Buddhist community.
But he is also one of the most famous people in the world, having been elected to the Nobel Peace Prize in 1992 and a recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1997.
He has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2000.
His teachings and philosophies are widely held by many.
The Dalai Lamas life in China and his exile from the Tibetan community has been chronicled in books, documentaries, and even the movie, "Dalai Lama: A Life."
The Dalai lamas writings have also been translated into English.
A recent interview with the Nobel laureate was one of many interviews that focused on the Dalai lama.
He said that he has learned a lot from people like me and from the other great thinkers, and that he is constantly grateful for them.
I am also very grateful to them for giving me so much opportunity to live my life.
He says he is very proud to have been born in the same year as Buddha, the 12th Dalai Lama.
The 12th is considered the first of the great teachers of the religion, and is also considered to be the Buddha.
This year marks the one hundred year anniversary of the birth of the Buddha, and the Dalai Lamases first visit to China.
The 14th Dalai lamas birthday is April 18.
The 16th Dalai is believed to have passed away on April 27, 2016, while the 17th Dalai, the one who was considered to have attained enlightenment in the 14th year of his life, died on April 25, 2017.
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How to build a smart home with eclectic energies
Energy sources are everywhere, from the energy grid to the solar panels in your bathroom.
But, while energy consumption can be low, it can be high when it comes to home energy usage.
You can find the best energy solutions in your home or office, so why would you want to go out and buy energy products that are not reliable?
So, how do you know which energy products are reliable?
The best energy products to buy Energy Products That Are Reliable How reliable are your energy products?
Some of the best products that you can buy include: Solar panels
What the Astros do now?
The Astros have officially begun the offseason, but the team isn't finished.
The team will begin training camp next month, and if things go as planned, they'll have a pretty formidable lineup.
With that, we take a look at the team's offseason plans.

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Wrist pain can deter you from your everyday activities. It's difficult to be productive with that kind of nagging pain. Determining what has caused you pain may help you to treat symptoms and prevent future injury or chronic pain. You may need medical attention, or you may benefit from some stretches, better posture, and a massage. Your body is all connected and relaxation and flexibility in all parts of your body will promote wellness throughout. Keeping your body, including your wrists, loose and relaxed will improve your productivity and comfort level.
Injuries in the wrist can be subtle and go unnoticed. They are often caused by sudden impacts such as falling and catching yourself on an outstretched hand. It's common to sustain a sudden impact injury and not feel the pain of it immediately. Strains, sprains, and fractures can occur and cause chronic pain if they are not healed properly. If you are experiencing pain that could be from an injury, see a doctor immediately.
Pain in your wrist could be caused by osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis. Both of which can be very uncomfortable. Osteoarthritis is usually something that flares up because of an old wrist injury. Rheumatoid arthritis happens when the body's immune system attacks its own tissues. This type of arthritis will often affect both wrists. In the case of arthritis, you should seek medical attention for certain exercises and stretches that may help to relieve pain.
This common cause for wrist pain happens when there is increased pressure on the median nerve. Carpal tunnel can lead to pain, numbness, and tingling. This pain is common for office workers as it is often caused by typing for long periods. It can be avoided with better posture, keeping your hands warm, taking breaking frequently, and reducing force. If you have been inflicted, you may need a brace, a massage, or some heat compression to reduce the symptoms.
Wrists are often prone to repetitive movements. Think of the activities you do daily that use your wrists. When you put repetitive stress on your wrist with a daily (or even hourly) motion, tissues can inflame, and overuse can even lead to a stress fracture. If you are performing a similar movement for hours on end, take a break once in a while to stretch out your wrists.
A ganglion cyst is benign but can still be painful. This occurs when a fluid-filled capsule swells over the back of the hand or wrist. It's rare, but cysts can compress a nerve, which could cause tingling and possible numbness. Cysts usually go away on their own, but if yours is persisting you may want to see a doctor to have it removed or drained.
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Often abbreviated as PNP, the Periyar National Park and wildlife sanctuary is located in the Indian state of Kerala. The national park covers an area of 925 sq kilometers with a core zone of around 325 sq kilometers. It is also known to some as Thekkady, and is known for its tiger and elephant population. Thekkady is located on the state border of Tamil Nadu and located high in the Cardamom and Pandalam Hills. The areas were first protected by the Maharaja of Travancore in 1934 and were later declared as a wildlife reserve post Indian Independence. Periyar National Park comprises of varying altitude which ranges from 1,700 meters to 100 meters above sea level. The highest point in Periyar is the Kottamalai which is 2,019 meters above sea level. The scenic beauty and the wildlife of Periyar make it one of the best places to visit if you want to experience nature at its best.
Thekkady experiences a climatic variation like no other due to its location in the Western Ghats with varying altitude. Being located in the southern Indian coastal region Periyar experiences a moderate climate all year round with temperatures ranging between 15- 25 degrees and a heavy monsoon season. Periyar experiences two monsoon seasons from the South West monsoon in June till September. The 2nd monsoons from the North-West arrive in October and the showers continue till December.
The months of august and September experience a heavy rainfall and is also closed due to breeding season. The best time to visit Thekkady is any time between the months of October and March, when the climate is the mildest with frequent showers from the North-East Monsoons.
Periyar is known for its marvelous outdoors and the rare fauna it houses. It is one of the strongholds of the Royal Bengal Tiger and the Asiatic Elephant. Apart from these there are several species of animals, around 265 species of birds, 45 species of reptiles, 40 species of fish and 160 species of butterflies that can be spotted in Periyar.
Animals – Bengal Tigers, Indian Elephants, Leopards, Sambhar, Indian Bison, Wild Pig, Travancore Flying Squirrel, Jungle Cats, Nilgiri Tahr, Lion-Tailed Macaque, Salim Ali's Fruit Bat, Nilgiri Marten and Stripe-Necked Mongoose.
Birds – Malabar Grey Hornbill, Nilgiri Flycatcher, Brahminy Kite, Great Hornbill, Crimson-Backed Sunbird, Nilgiri Wood Pigeon, Blue-Winged Parakeet And White-Bellied Blue Flycatcher. Other Birds Include The Black Baza, Spot-Bellied Eagle-Owl, Nilgiri Thrush, Little Spider Hunter, Crimson-Backed Sunbird, Nilgiri Wood Pigeon, Rufous-Bellied Hawk-Eagle, Sri Lanka Frogmouth, Oriental Darter, And Black-Necked Stork etc.
Reptiles – King Cobra, Malabar Pit Viper, and Striped Coral snake, cobra, common krait etc.
Nearest Airport – The nearest airport to Periyar is Madurai airport located in the neighboring state of Tamil Nadu. Cochin Airport is also very close to Periyar.
Nearest Railway Station – Trivandrum railway station, Cochin Railway Station, and Kottayam Railway station are all in close proximity to Periyar and are well connected to all major railway stations in India.
Road Accessibility – Buses and Taxis are easily available from all major cities in Kerala and Tamil Nadu. Madurai, Kottayam, Kumily, Ernakulum are all well connected to Periyar with regular bus services operating between them.
Thekkady is visited by thousand of wildlife enthusiasts and is a center of eco tourism in India with its lush green surroundings in the Western Ghats Mountain range. Accommodations are easily available courtesy the Kerala tourism department. There are also other mid ranged accommodation and lodging facilities in Kerala and Tamil Nadu in the nearby cities of Madurai, Cochin, Kottayam and Ernakulum.
The entry fee in Periyar National Park is nominal even for Indian standards. Rs 25 for Indian Adults, Rs 300 for Foreign Tourists, Rs 100 per person charge for cameras, Rs 250 per person charge for video cameras and Rs 50 if you plan to take a ride in a vehicle.


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Toytown Marxist Jeremy Corbyn could benefit from the pre-revolutionary situation in Europe
By Gerald Warner @GeraldWarner1
Mary Turner / Getty Images
The Cameron Tory Party is wholly unequipped to confront this new reality
Europe is heading for a massive conflagration
The celebrations have subsided somewhat; it is now possible to walk past Downing Street without the hazard of being struck by a misdirected firework rocket or tripping over an empty champagne bottle. And despite the damaging publication of Lord Ashcroft's biography of the Prime Minister, the festive mood remains, the celebratory narrative maintaining that, since Labour has out-clowned Michael Foot by bringing Jeremy Corbyn centre-stage, David Cameron and George Osborne have inherited the earth – at least until it pleases them to quit the political arena and embrace some congenial sinecures in merchant banking or the European Union (if there is still a European Union by that date).
The revelry has had an ecumenical dimension to it: fireworks have been as evident in the skies over Islington as over Whitehall, as the Old Believers hail the advent of their saviour Jeremy. For it is he, the Awaited One, who will lead them out of the dark valley of Thatcherism into the Utopian uplands of Marxist nirvana, while erstwhile doubters and revisionists suffer reproach: was not all foretold, in the canons of Ilyich that proclaimed the doctrine of Historical Inevitability?
It is an irony, however, that the advent of Jeremy Corbyn is actually a potent contradiction of the Marxist contention that history is directed by impersonal economic forces rather than individuals. Indeed, that thesis is not only discredited by the careers of such driven personalities as Lenin himself, Bonaparte, Hitler or Mao, but by the influence of trivial coincidences upon human destiny. If Andrew Smith, MP had not acted one minute before the close of nominations to give Corbyn the final signature he needed to contest the Labour leadership, all would have been different.
Clearly the young Cameron's nanny never cautioned him with the old admonition: "Be careful what you wish for." Or quite possibly she did and was treated with disregard by a man who is so often reluctant to take advice, despite being surrounded by more advisers than any previous prime minister. Arguably the Conservatives are dancing on their own grave.
That is not to suggest that Jeremy Corbyn is some kind of political genius who will revitalise Labour into a winning force. On the contrary, he is more likely to split his party before himself crashing and burning. But there is much more to it than that. Corbyn is not so much an agent as a portent. He is a symptom of a seismic change that is now engulfing politics and which could destroy the Conservatives and very likely the other legacy parties as well. Labour is already fracturing under the shock and the Tories are enjoying the spectacle, while failing to detect the fault lines opening beneath the ground they stand on.
There are two aspects to the Corbyn phenomenon. The first is its significance in terms of conventional political analysis. The second, far more important, is what it may portend in the rapidly evolving Zeitgeist that is fast changing Europe's political landscape beyond recognition.
In conventional terms, it is worth considering, for example, how the Joker in the pack – Scotland – will be played. What if grievance-hugging Scottish lefties take to Corbyn? The SNP has been in power for eight years, it has lost a referendum on its flagship issue of independence and subsequently benefited from an emotional spasm to secure 56 out of 59 Scottish seats at Westminster. It has nowhere to go but down. Next year sees the next Scottish elections, contested under a system that prevents a repeat of the clean-sweep Westminster result.
The SNP majority at Holyrood is nine; that means it only has to lose five seats to generate the toxic headline "SNP loses majority". The impetus and aura of invincible advance would be lost: in politics, impressions and trends are crucially important. If – and it is a big 'if' – that happened, the credit accruing to the "Corbyn effect" would make him virtually irremovable by internal Labour coup before 2020. Labour longs to recover its lost Scottish fiefdom, as India and Pakistan covet Kashmir. Even a minor recovery there would save Corbyn.
But in reality the consequences of Corbyn's leadership are incalculable because none of the current political software is capable of analysing the tsunami that is fast overwhelming the political class. It is impossible to exaggerate the significance of the immigration crisis that is inundating Europe, or the fear it is creating, or the intensity of the mounting hatred of the politicians and bureaucrats who irresponsibly, arrogantly and needlessly provoked it. Europe is now in a pre-revolutionary situation.
In a few short weeks we have moved from the latest stage of the euro currency crisis to the prospect of the European Union itself collapsing. With Schengen unilaterally suspended by two nations overnight, when the EU "leaders" are running around like wet hens, when the usual suspects, with purblind arrogance, are insanely demanding more open frontiers, it is clear the old order is on the brink of extinction. Its delusory state recalls the insouciance prevailing in the Oeil-de-Boeuf at Versailles, circa June 1789.
The disconnection between governors and governed is now absolute. Europe is heading for a massive conflagration. Seventy years ago Germany devastated Europe; it is doing so again, ironically in a grandstanding attempt to advertise its repudiation of the Third Reich. Its supposedly statesmanlike leader has been exposed as the posturing pantomime dame she is, divorced from reality and haughtily attempting to dictate to a continent.
Against the flaming backcloth of this incipient Gotterdammerung, the Corbyn chronicle seems irrelevant. But, despite his party's support for increased immigration, his sheer anti-establishment credentials could win him votes. He is untainted by power. So is UKIP. The electorate may soon be looking for someone – anyone – who is not part of the hated consensus. As on mainland Europe, the beneficiaries could be contradictory and conflicting, left and right.
The Cameron Tory Party is wholly unequipped to confront this new reality. The Prime Minister's inner circle refers to Tony Blair, the most discredited and toxic brand in politics, as "the Master". That is how out of date and out of touch they are. Not content with breaking his pledge to reduce immigration and admitting a record 636,000 incomers in the year to March, Cameron is now inviting in 20,000 more, of whom only 3,000 will be Syrian Christians.
The consensus parties have gone too far. As used to be said of effete Chinese dynasties, they have exhausted the mandate of Heaven. Forget the opinion polls, the focus groups, the triangulation and decapitation strategies. Throw away the playbook – playtime is over.
Gerald Warner is a political commentator
Our railways have gone badly off track – but there is an alternative to total renationalisation
Len Shackleton - 31 Jan 2023


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In DRC, police disrupt photojournalists' march honoring slain colleague
August 16, 2007 12:00 PM EDT
New York, August 16, 2007—A peaceful march today led by photojournalists in DRC's capital, Kinshasa, to demand justice for last week's assassination of freelance photojournalist Patrick Kikuku Wilungula was interrupted and dispersed by police, according to press freedom group Journaliste en Danger and local journalists.
Police turned back at least 200 photographers who were silently walking through Kinshasa's central Gombe district, many donning black headbands. They said local district authorities had not been informed of the march, photojournalist John Bompengo told CPJ.
But according to Bompengo, who is also the vice president of the Congolese national association of photographers, provincial and city authorities as well as security services had consented to the march after the group submitted written notices last week. The marchers included photojournalists and commercial photographers who frequently contribute to media outlets, he said.
"Rather than disrupting peaceful protests, authorities should concentrate on bringing Wilungula's killers to justice," CPJ Executive Director Joel Simon said.
About 100 officers with batons, shields, and tear gas blocked the march, which was supposed to culminate in handing Interior and Security Minister Dénis Kalume Numbi a petition urging the government to find Wilungula's killers, journalists told CPJ.
Wilungula was shot dead on August 9 in the eastern border town of Goma by unidentified gunmen who escaped with only his camera. Provincial authorities have been investigating, but no arrests have yet been made, journalists in Goma told CPJ.
César Balume, the president of Goma's association of photographers, says the organization has planned a photo-free day for August 25—when photographers will stay home from work to protest Wilungula's death, he told CPJ.
CPJ named the DRC this year one of the world's worst backsliders on press freedom .
Patrick Kikuku Wilungula


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