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# -*- coding: utf-8 –*-
import sys
reload(sys)
sys.setdefaultencoding('utf8')
import os
sys.path.append(os.getcwd())
import subprocess
import shutil
import comm_funcs

import sub_gene_comm, godroid_helper

def __self_call_get_admin_packages_part(profile_instance, model_domain):
    tmplt = """

import (
    "github.com/robfig/revel"
    "log"
    "runtime"
    . "MODELDOMAIN/revel_helper"
)

    """
    tmplt = tmplt.replace("MODELDOMAIN", model_domain)
    tmplt = tmplt.replace("CLASSNAME", profile_instance.ClassName)
    tmplt = tmplt.replace("PACKAGENAME", profile_instance.PackageName)
    return tmplt
    pass

def __self_call_get_packages_part(profile_instance, model_domain):
    tmplt = """

import (
    "github.com/robfig/revel"
    "log"
    . "MODELDOMAIN/drevel"
)

    """
    tmplt = tmplt.replace("MODELDOMAIN", model_domain)
    tmplt = tmplt.replace("CLASSNAME", profile_instance.ClassName)
    tmplt = tmplt.replace("PACKAGENAME", profile_instance.PackageName)
    return tmplt
    pass

def __self_call_get_admin_CURD_part(profile_instance, model_domain):
    tmplt = """

/*
func (c CONTROLLERNAME) ApiV1Add(user_name, api_token,  xxx string) revel.Result {
    if !c.IsApiUserValid(user_name, api_token) {
        log.Println("Error user name is empty")
        return c.RenderText("ok ok ok")
    }
    c.AddSaveCLASSNAME(xxxx)
    return c.RenderText("ok")
}
*/

func (c CONTROLLERNAME) GuanliIndex() revel.Result {
    if !c.CheckIsEditorLogin() {
        c.Redirect("/")
    }
    dpage := c.GetMBody()
    c.RenderArgs["dpage"] = dpage
    log.Println("begin index")
    return c.RenderTemplate(GetAdminsTemplateFile("HTMLPACKAGEDIRNAME/index.html"))
}

func (c CONTROLLERNAME) GuanliList() revel.Result {
    if !c.CheckIsEditorLogin() {
        c.Redirect("/")
    }
    dpage := c.GetMBody()
    c.RenderArgs["dpage"] = dpage
    log.Println("begin list")
    return c.RenderTemplate(GetAdminsTemplateFile("HTMLPACKAGEDIRNAME/list.html"))
}

func (c CONTROLLERNAME) GuanliAdd() revel.Result {
    if !c.CheckIsEditorLogin() {
        c.Redirect("/")
    }
    dpage := c.GetMBody()
    c.RenderArgs["dpage"] = dpage
    log.Println("begin add")

    return c.RenderTemplate(GetAdminsTemplateFile("HTMLPACKAGEDIRNAME/add.html"))
}

func (c CONTROLLERNAME) GuanliAddSave() revel.Result {
    if !c.CheckIsEditorLogin() {
        c.Redirect("/")
    }
    dpage := c.GetMBody()
    c.RenderArgs["dpage"] = dpage
    log.Println("begin add save")
    return c.Redirect("/")
}

func (c CONTROLLERNAME) GuanliEdit(my_id string) revel.Result {
    if !c.CheckIsEditorLogin() {
        c.Redirect("/")
    }
    dpage := c.GetMBody()
    dpage.MBody["my_id"] = my_id
    c.RenderArgs["dpage"] = dpage
    log.Println("begin edit")
    return c.RenderTemplate(GetAdminsTemplateFile("HTMLPACKAGEDIRNAME/edit.html"))
}

func (c CONTROLLERNAME) GuanliEditSave() revel.Result {
    if !c.CheckIsEditorLogin() {
        c.Redirect("/")
    }
    dpage := c.GetMBody()
    c.RenderArgs["dpage"] = dpage
    var err error
    if err != nil {
        funcName, file, line, ok := runtime.Caller(0)
        if ok {
            log.Println("Func Name=" + runtime.FuncForPC(funcName).Name())
            log.Println("file: %s    line=%d", file, line)
            log.Println("%s %s %s", c.Request.RemoteAddr, c.Request.Method, c.Request.URL)

        }
    }
    log.Println("begin editsave")
    return c.Redirect("/")
}

func (c CONTROLLERNAME) GuanliDelete(my_id string) revel.Result {
    if !c.CheckIsEditorLogin() {
        c.Redirect("/")
    }
    dpage := c.GetMBody()
    dpage.MBody["my_id"] = my_id
    c.RenderArgs["dpage"] = dpage
    log.Println("begin delete")
    return c.Redirect("/")
}
func (c CONTROLLERNAME) GuanliRemove(my_id string) revel.Result {
    if !c.CheckIsEditorLogin() {
        c.Redirect("/")
    }
    dpage := c.GetMBody()
    dpage.MBody["my_id"] = my_id
    c.RenderArgs["dpage"] = dpage
    log.Println("begin remove")
    return c.Redirect("/")
}

    """
    dir_str = ""
    is_find, dir_list = godroid_helper.get_package_dir_list_from_package_name(profile_instance, model_domain)
    if is_find:
        for one in dir_list:
            dir_str = dir_str + one +"/"
        dir_str = dir_str[:-1]
        tmplt = tmplt.replace("HTMLPACKAGEDIRNAME", dir_str)
        pass
    else:
        tmplt = tmplt.replace("HTMLPACKAGEDIRNAME", profile_instance.PackageName)
        pass
    tmplt = tmplt.replace("CONTROLLERNAME", profile_instance.ControlCalssName)
    #tmplt = tmplt.replace("HTMLPACKAGEDIRNAME", profile_instance.PackageName)
    tmplt = tmplt.replace("CLASSNAME", profile_instance.ClassName)
    tmplt = tmplt.replace("PACKAGENAME", profile_instance.PackageName)
    return tmplt

def __self_call_get_admin_auto_empty_test_part(profile_instance, model_domain):
    tmplt = """

    func CONTROLLERNAME_admin_Test(){

    }

    """
    tmplt = tmplt.replace("CONTROLLERNAME", profile_instance.ControlCalssName)
    return tmplt

def __self_call_get_auto_empty_test_part(profile_instance, model_domain):
    tmplt = """

    func CONTROLLERNAME_Test(){

    }

    """
    tmplt = tmplt.replace("CONTROLLERNAME", profile_instance.ControlCalssName)
    return tmplt
    pass

def __self_call_get_CURD_part(profile_instance, model_domain):
    tmplt = """

type CONTROLLERNAME struct {
    //Application
    GobbsApp  Module Name
}

func (c CONTROLLERNAME)  Index() revel.Result {
    dpage := c.GetMBody()
    c.RenderArgs["dpage"] = dpage
    log.Println("begin index")
    return c.RenderTemplate(GetTemplateFile("HTMLPACKAGEDIRNAME/index.html"))
}

func (c CONTROLLERNAME)  List() revel.Result {
    dpage := c.GetMBody()
    c.RenderArgs["dpage"] = dpage
    log.Println("begin list")
    return c.RenderTemplate(GetTemplateFile("HTMLPACKAGEDIRNAME/list.html"))
}
/*
func (c CONTROLLERNAME)  Add() revel.Result {
    if !CheckCommonUserIsLogin(){
        log.Println("user is not login , so redirect.")
        return c.Redirect("/")
    }
    dpage := c.GetMBody()
    c.RenderArgs["dpage"] = dpage
    log.Println("begin add")

    return c.RenderTemplate(GetTemplateFile("HTMLPACKAGEDIRNAME/add.html"))
}

func (c CONTROLLERNAME)  AddSave() revel.Result {
    if !CheckCommonUserIsLogin(){
        log.Println("user is not login , so redirect.")
        return c.Redirect("/")
    }

    c.AddSaveCLASSNAME(CONDIFIELDS_USER_INPUT)
    dpage := c.GetMBody()
    c.RenderArgs["dpage"] = dpage
    log.Println("begin add save")
    return c.Redirect("/")
}

    func (c CONTROLLERNAME) AddSaveCLASSNAME(CONDIFIELDS_USER_INPUT)  {
        //dpage := c.GetMBody()
        //c.Validation.Required(title).Message("标题不能为空")
        //c.Validation.Required(content).Message("内容不能为空")

        //c.Validation.MinSize(title, 4).Message("标题最短为4个字符")
        //if c.Validation.HasErrors() {
        //    c.Validation.Keep()
        //    c.FlashParams()
        //    c.Flash.Error("信息不正确")

        //    c.RenderArgs["dpage"] = dpage
        //    log.Println("empty user input , so redirect to bbs ")
            ////return c.Redirect(c.NewAnnoymousToBbs)
            ////return c.Redirect("/go/post_to_flxxpro.html")
        //    return c.Redirect(routes.CONTROLLERNAME.XXXXXXXXXXX(""))

        ////}
        //title = template.HTMLEscapeString(title)
        //title = strings.TrimSpace(title)

        //read_status := 1
        //user_id := ""
        //ip := RevelGetIpAddress(c.Request)
        //my_id := ""
        //a, b := text_string.GetCurrDateTime()
        //input_date := a
        //input_time := b
        //input_datetime := a + " " + b
        //input_time_seq := text_string.GetCurrentSeconds()
        //GetUniqueId

        api_PACKAGENAME.SaveNewCLASSNAME(CONDI_FIELDS)
        //c.RenderArgs["dpage"] = dpage
        //return c.Redirect(routes.CONTROLLERNAME.List())
    }

func (c CONTROLLERNAME)  Edit(my_id string) revel.Result {
    if !CheckCommonUserIsLogin(){
        log.Println("user is not login , so redirect.")
        return c.Redirect("/")
    }
    dpage := c.GetMBody()
    dpage.MBody["my_id"] = my_id
    c.RenderArgs["dpage"] = dpage
    log.Println("begin edit")
    return c.RenderTemplate(GetTemplateFile("HTMLPACKAGEDIRNAME/edit.html"))
}

func (c CONTROLLERNAME)  EditSave() revel.Result {
    if !CheckCommonUserIsLogin(){
        log.Println("user is not login , so redirect.")
        return c.Redirect("/")
    }
    dpage := c.GetMBody()
    c.RenderArgs["dpage"] = dpage
    var err error
    if err != nil {
        funcName, file, line, ok := runtime.Caller(0)
        if ok {
            log.Println("Func Name=" + runtime.FuncForPC(funcName).Name())
            log.Println("file: %s    line=%d", file, line)
            log.Println("%s %s %s", c.Request.RemoteAddr, c.Request.Method, c.Request.URL)
        }
    }
    log.Println("begin editsave")
    return c.Redirect("/")
}

func (c CONTROLLERNAME)  Delete(my_id string) revel.Result {
    if !c.CheckIsEditorLogin() {
        log.Println("user is not editor , so redirect.")
        return c.Redirect("/")
    }
    dpage := c.GetMBody()
    dpage.MBody["my_id"] = my_id
    c.RenderArgs["dpage"] = dpage
    log.Println("begin delete")
    return c.Redirect("/")
}
func (c CONTROLLERNAME)  Remove(my_id string) revel.Result {
    if !c.CheckIsEditorLogin() {
        log.Println("user is not editor , so redirect.")
        return c.Redirect("/")
    }
    dpage := c.GetMBody()
    dpage.MBody["my_id"] = my_id
    c.RenderArgs["dpage"] = dpage
    log.Println("begin remove")
    return c.Redirect("/")
}
*/
    """
    dir_str = ""
    is_find, dir_list = godroid_helper.get_package_dir_list_from_package_name(profile_instance, model_domain)
    if is_find:
        for one in dir_list:
            dir_str = dir_str + one +"/"
        dir_str = dir_str[:-1]
        tmplt = tmplt.replace("HTMLPACKAGEDIRNAME", dir_str)
        pass
    else:
        tmplt = tmplt.replace("HTMLPACKAGEDIRNAME", profile_instance.PackageName)
        pass
    tmplt = tmplt.replace("CONTROLLERNAME", profile_instance.ControlCalssName)
    tmplt = tmplt.replace("CLASSNAME", profile_instance.ClassName)
    tmplt = tmplt.replace("PACKAGENAME", profile_instance.PackageName)

    #for save new
    condi_fields = sub_gene_comm.get_all_sql_fileds_params_str(profile_instance)
    tmplt = tmplt.replace("CONDI_FIELDS" , condi_fields )
    #
    condi_fields_user_input = condi_fields
    #condi_fields_user_input = condi_fields_user_input.replace("","")
    condi_fields_user_input = condi_fields_user_input.replace("input_time_seq","")
    condi_fields_user_input = condi_fields_user_input.replace("input_datetime","")
    condi_fields_user_input = condi_fields_user_input.replace("input_time","")
    condi_fields_user_input = condi_fields_user_input.replace("input_date","")
    condi_fields_user_input = condi_fields_user_input.replace("my_id","")
    condi_fields_user_input = condi_fields_user_input.replace("ip","")
    condi_fields_user_input = condi_fields_user_input.replace(" user_id","")
    condi_fields_user_input = condi_fields_user_input.replace("read_status","")
    tmplt = tmplt.replace("CONDIFIELDS_USER_INPUT" , condi_fields_user_input )

    #
    return tmplt

def __self_call_get_package( contents_list ):
    return sub_gene_comm.get_go_file_header(contents_list)

def __self_call_get_custom_part(contents_list):
    content = ""
    content = content + sub_gene_comm.GoTemplateCustomPartBegin + "\n"
    content = content + sub_gene_comm.get_go_file_custom_part( contents_list )
    content = content + sub_gene_comm.GoTemplateCustomPartEnd + "\n"
    return content

def __check_controller_meta_flag(file_path):
    comm_funcs.print_ok("......begin __check_controller_meta_flag:" + file_path)
    sub_gene_comm.check_is_go_file_have_meta_flag(file_path)
    return True
    pass

def generate_controller_admin_file(profile_instance, model_domain):
    comm_funcs.print_ok("begin save to controllers admin")

    FullPathControllerAdminFile = godroid_helper.get_controller_admin_file_name_full_path(profile_instance, model_domain)
    contents_list = comm_funcs.get_file_content_as_list( FullPathControllerAdminFile )
    part_one = __self_call_get_package(contents_list)
    comm_funcs.print_ok( "controller admin part one:" + part_one )
    #---- begin
    part_begin = sub_gene_comm.GoTemplateAutoPartBegin

    part_package_import = __self_call_get_admin_packages_part(profile_instance, model_domain)

    part_curd = __self_call_get_admin_CURD_part(profile_instance, model_domain)

    part_auto_empty_test_admin = __self_call_get_admin_auto_empty_test_part(profile_instance, model_domain)
    part_end = sub_gene_comm.GoTemplateAutoPartEnd
    #---- end

    part_auto_full = part_begin + "\n" + part_package_import + "\n" + part_curd + "\n" + part_auto_empty_test_admin + "\n"+ part_end

    part_custom  = __self_call_get_custom_part(contents_list)
    all_file_conent = part_one + "\n" + part_auto_full + "\n" + part_custom
    sub_gene_comm.backup_go_file_in_curr_dir_and_touch_new_one( FullPathControllerAdminFile )
    comm_funcs.add_to_exist_file( FullPathControllerAdminFile  , all_file_conent  )

def print_route_info(profile_instance, model_domain):
    tmplt = """
### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### xxxxx brand
GET     /xxxxx/guanli/xxxxxxx/index.html                     CONTROLLERNAME.GuanliIndex
GET     /xxxxx/guanli/xxxxxxx/list.html                      CONTROLLERNAME.GuanliList
GET     /xxxxx/guanli/xxxxxxx/add.html                       CONTROLLERNAME.GuanliAdd
POST    /xxxxx/guanli/xxxxxxx/add_save.html                  CONTROLLERNAME.GuanliAddSave
GET     /xxxxx/guanli/xxxxxxx/edit.html                      CONTROLLERNAME.GuanliEdit
POST    /xxxxx/guanli/xxxxxxx/edit_save.html                 CONTROLLERNAME.GuanliEditSave
GET     /xxxxx/guanli/xxxxxxx/delete.html                    CONTROLLERNAME.GuanliDelete
GET     /xxxxx/guanli/xxxxxxx/remove.html                    CONTROLLERNAME.GuanliRemove
### --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
GET     /xxxxx/guanli/xxxxxxx/index.html                     CONTROLLERNAME.Index
GET     /xxxxx/guanli/xxxxxxx/list.html                      CONTROLLERNAME.List
#GET     /xxxxx/guanli/xxxxxxx/add.html                       CONTROLLERNAME.Add
#POST    /xxxxx/guanli/xxxxxxx/add_save.html                  CONTROLLERNAME.AddSave
#GET     /xxxxx/guanli/xxxxxxx/edit.html                      CONTROLLERNAME.Edit
#POST    /xxxxx/guanli/xxxxxxx/edit_save.html                 CONTROLLERNAME.EditSave
#GET     /xxxxx/guanli/xxxxxxx/delete.html                    CONTROLLERNAME.Delete
#GET     /xxxxx/guanli/xxxxxxx/remove.html                    CONTROLLERNAME.Remove
### --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
POST    /api/v1/car/xxxxxxx/add.html                       CONTROLLERNAME.ApiV1Add

### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ### ###
    """
    tmplt = tmplt.replace("CONTROLLERNAME", profile_instance.ControlCalssName)
    return tmplt

def generate_controller_file(profile_instance, model_domain):
    generate_controller_show_file(profile_instance, model_domain)
    generate_controller_admin_file(profile_instance, model_domain)
    print print_route_info(profile_instance, model_domain)
    pass

def generate_controller_show_file(profile_instance, model_domain):
    comm_funcs.print_ok("begin save to controllers")

    FullPathControllerFile = godroid_helper.get_controller_file_name_full_path(profile_instance, model_domain)

    contents_list = comm_funcs.get_file_content_as_list( FullPathControllerFile )

    part_one = __self_call_get_package(contents_list)
    comm_funcs.print_ok( "controller part one:" + part_one )
    #---- begin
    part_begin = sub_gene_comm.GoTemplateAutoPartBegin

    part_package_import = __self_call_get_packages_part(profile_instance, model_domain)

    part_curd = __self_call_get_CURD_part(profile_instance, model_domain)

    part_auto_empty_test = __self_call_get_auto_empty_test_part(profile_instance, model_domain)

    part_end = sub_gene_comm.GoTemplateAutoPartEnd
    #---- end

    part_auto_full = part_begin + "\n" + part_package_import + "\n" + part_curd +"\n" + part_auto_empty_test + "\n"+ part_end

    part_custom  = __self_call_get_custom_part(contents_list)
    all_file_conent = part_one + "\n" + part_auto_full + "\n" + part_custom
    sub_gene_comm.backup_go_file_in_curr_dir_and_touch_new_one( FullPathControllerFile )
    comm_funcs.add_to_exist_file( FullPathControllerFile  , all_file_conent  )

    pass


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Q: Gridster remove widget by dragging into div I am using gridster.js and am trying to figure out a good way to set it up where I can drag one of the widgets into a "trash can" like div and have it remove that widget from the grid.  If anyone has any thoughts on this that would be great.  Here is what I found but was trying to figure out the best way to make it work with gridster.
$(".widget").draggable();
    $('#trash-can').droppable({
        drop: function(event, ui) {
            $(ui.draggable).remove();
        }
    });

Any thoughts?  Thanks in advance.

A: I realize this question is a little old, and I'm not sure if you're still looking for a solution, but I was able to achieve this by creating a div inside the gridster grid and styling it differently.
I defined a stop function when initializing gridster such that is the coordinates are inside this div, remove the widget.
var gridster = $(".gridster ul").gridster({
      widget_base_dimensions: [100, 55],
      widget_margins: [5, 5],
      draggable: {
         stop: function(e, ui, $widget) {
         console.log(ui);
            if (ui.position.left >435 ) gridster.remove_widget(ui.$helper[0]);
        }
      }
    }).data('gridster');

Here's a working (though very rudimentary) fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/nrC4J/

A: I also realize this question is old. However it still comes up at the top of the search.  I think you were on the right track with removing the element in the drop method.
I Modified kayladnls fiddle to use your approach but instead of just removing it, use gridter's remove.
Here is the fiddle demonstrating drag-to-trashcan-to-delete functionality.
http://jsfiddle.net/nrC4J/46/
Edit: to get it working with the current version of JQuery you need to use the current version of jquery-ui: here is a fiddle with jquery 2.1.0 and jquery-ui 1.11.4 http://jsfiddle.net/nrC4J/52/
$(function () {

    // initiate Gridster
    var gridster = $(".gridster ul").gridster({
        widget_margins: [5, 5],
        widget_base_dimensions: [100, 100],
    }).data("gridster")

    // set lis to Jquery draggable elements
    $(".gridster li").draggable();

    // set up drop space
    $('#log').droppable({
        drop: function (e, ui) {
            gridster.remove_widget(ui.helper.css('display', 'none'))
        }
    });

});

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text:
Solskjaer sorry after 'unworthy' United slump to Everton defeat
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer (Getty Images)
Foden pledges his future to City as he rules out exit
Man Utd thrashed by Everton in fresh blow to top 4 hopes
WRAP: English Premiership
Liverpool - Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer apologised to the club's supporters for an "unworthy" 4-0 loss away to Everton on Sunday that did fresh damage to their hopes of Champions League football next season.
Goals from Richarlison, Gylfi Sigurdsson, Lucas Digne and Theo Walcott inflicted United's sixth defeat in eight games in all competitions, with the lacklustre manner of this latest reverse a cause for concern.
"From the first whistle everything went wrong," Solskjaer told Sky Sports.
"I just want to apologise to the fans. They're the only people with the badge on today who can hold their heads high, because we can't."
The former United striker added: "Everton were better than us at all the basics. There are so many things that we need to do better to get a result. Talent has never been enough.
"We just didn't perform. That was not worthy of a Manchester United team. We hold our hands up and apologise to everyone associated with the club. We have a perfect chance to make amends on Wednesday (against Manchester City)."
But he insisted sixth-placed United could transform their fortunes before the end of the season.
"We have been fantastic for long periods and it's a tough league to get into the top four, never mind winning the league - there are six teams there and Everton want to be in there.
"We can turn it around, in football like in life things can change quickly. We have got to change it from bad to good."
Gary Neville, a former United team-mate of Solskjaer has long been critical of the club's hierarchy for the way in which a succession of managers have come and gone since Alex Ferguson retired in 2013.
He did not spare the "rancid" team on Sunday.
"The United players, it's embarrassing watching some of them out there today," Neville said.
"I'm absolutely furious. Full belief in Ole to do what he needs to do, the club will obviously support him.
"But there's a big problem and I have to say that performance was rancid."
Everton, who had not beaten a 'big six' rival in 25 attempts before last month, have now won consecutive home matches against Chelsea, Arsenal and United while keeping three clean sheets in the process.
"Delighted with the players, it's important to remind you what we did in the last four home games -- we're on a fantastic run," said Everton manager Marco Silva after a win made all the more impressive after the way his side lost 2-0 at already-relegated Fulham last weekend.
"Our last performance away was not good enough and we must show something different, we did," he added. "We were the best team on the pitch from the first to last minute."
Read more on: manchester united | english premiership | ole gunnar solskjaer | soccer

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On Saturday, March 25 from 8:30 – 9:30 PM, Notre Dame will once again participate in Earth Hour by turning off the lights on the Golden Dome and the Word of Life Mural on Hesburgh library. Across the world, leading institutions and municipalities will turn off the lights of iconic buildings and structures to show their solidarity for fighting climate change. Last year alone, 178 countries and territories switched off their lights in solidarity, participating in the single largest symbolic mass event, including some of the world's most iconic landmarks such as Sydney Opera House (Sydney), Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament (London), the Tokyo Tower (Tokyo), the Empire State Building (New York), Marina Bay Sands Hotel (Singapore), the Eiffel Tower (Paris), and St. Peter's Basilica (Rome).
This year marks the eleventh anniversary of Earth Hour. In addition to lights out on the Golden Dome and the Word of Life Mural, Rev. Terrence P. Ehrman, C.S.C., will preside over a candlelight Mass at the Grotto. In the event of rain, Mass will be held in the Keenan/Stanford Hall Chapel. Not going to be on campus? We encourage you to participate from wherever you may be by turning off the lights in your home and take a moonlit stroll, enjoy dinner by candlelight, or simply enjoy the peace and quiet that can be found when we power down ourselves and our lights.
To celebrate this year's Earth Hour, and as part of the annual Megawatt Madness energy-reduction competition, the Office of Sustainability will host a glow-in-the-dark Frisbee competition from 6:00 – 9:00 pm on March 31st on the south quad and a bonfire on Holy Cross Hill on April 6th.
Our actions today can change our tomorrow - together, let's #ChangeClimateChange.


Welcome to our Scrap'n Stamp January Blog Hop!
The Scrap'n Stamp Design Team would like to share with you some inspiration for this month's hop "Love is in the air".
Yes, we have prizes ... a $50.00 Gift Certificate to one lucky winner, and each designer gets to give away a Valentine Gift Pack to one lucky winner. So leave your comments for your chance to win in this months draws.
Now, on to the cards I made for the hop.
First up is a floral Valentine I did that has wonderful textures, given by the heart dies inlaid in the flower.
This kind of card came to mind the minute I saw this Beautiful Bloom from My Favorite Things. So I went looking for a heart die that would do the bloom justice, and was super excited when I found this die.
I stamped using Memento ink and coloured using Copics. Once completed I die cut using the Wonky Stitched die to frame the piece, then die cut the heart inlay over the heart area.
I stamped the sentiment on the panel using the Memento ink and attached the panel to my pink card base using fun foam and creative tape.
For the inside I used a couple of the papers from the Sweet Stack paper collection, along with the wonky stitched die for the background paper, and the Wrapped Stitch Heart Die for the sentiment, which was stamped using Ranger ink. I added another of the papers using the Straight from the Heart Die, so cute.
Up next is a Valentine for a little girl, which would also make a great new February baby card.
I just love this stamp set called Over the Moon for Ewe. I again used my new Wrapped Stitch Heart die from the Sweet Stack paper pack, along with Ranger Distress Watercolour Paper as I wanted the texture.
I attached the heart with fun foam, and attached the moon and the lamb using foam dots. The sentiment is stamped using Ranger ink Majestic Violet, and the stars stamped using Violet.
For the moon I used Tumbled Glass, and the sheep I used Spun Sugar, with Wink of Stella added. For the inside I used another paper from the Sweet Stack, along with the Wrapped Stitch die for my sentiment from the Sweet Celebrations set.
I am a big fan of decorating the inside of my cards, and when I teach classes to my ladies they too have to decorate the inside. They one-upped me in last weeks class by decorating the back of the card too! So, I am paying homage to my wonderful ladies who give me many a laugh.
Thank you for joining me today, next up on the hop is Nancy. The list of participants follows.
Following are Affiliate Links to the products I have used today.
All your cards are so pretty! I really like the first card with the heart die on the background.
Love the Beautiful Bloom stamp!
What sweet cards. I really like how you in inlaid that heart on the big floral image. It's so well done that I didn't see it until I got the closer up shot.
All of your cards are beautifully done.
All of your ideas are wonderful!
Lovely cards. Very interesting heart inlay technique.
Such a fantastic inlay technique on your first card and lovely layering of elements on the second. Thanks for sharing the inspiration with these products.
Awesome cards! Love the layering and details! Adorable Over the Moon card, and a gorgeous flower with such pretty coloring! Love the way you inlaid the heart dies!
Awesome cards!! I love the little heart backgrounds, so sweet. I love your coloring on the Beautiful Bloom card.
What a great touch to finish off the back of the card! Thanks for the reminder to do the inside, it's something I often forget.


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Breaking Bad – Season 5, Episode 1: "Live Free or Die"
In the wake of Gus Fring's death, Walt, Jesse, and Mike have to find a way forward. Skyler deals with fear of her husband, and worries about Ted.
Jim Beaver
Breaking Bad – Season 4, Episode 2: "Thirty-Eight Snub"
Walt tries to secure safety in a post-Gale lab, whereas Jesse only falls deeper into despair.
Gus Fring
Better Call Saul – Season 2, Episode 10: "Klick"
AMC's Better Call Saul
Season 2, Episode 10: "Klick"
Directed by Vince Gilligan
Written by Gilligan & Heather Marion
* For a recap & review of the penultimate Season 2 episode, "Nailed" – click here
* For a recap & review of the Season 3 premiere, "Mabel" – click here
After Jimmy (Bob Odenkirk) stood by as his older brother Chuck (Michael McKean) smashed his head off a counter in the previous episode, the Season 2 finale begins with the two brothers – a psych out has us feeling it's Jimmy at his brother's hospital bed. But it's the Brothers McGill at the bedside of their mother. One thing I love is how the flashbacks are always in this blue-grey tone, so immediately I should've known this was a view back to their lives. Before all the mess, or well, before the biggest mess. The dying mother wakes a moment and calls for Jimmy, right before dying. Calling out for him, the mother wastes away, and he gone out for a sandwich. The disappointment is evident by the look on Chuck's face. He hates his younger brother, for always taking the easy way out, for always giving up, so on. I feel bad for Chuck, at the same time I recognize Jimmy's situation, as someone who isn't deliberately malicious, until absolutely pushed to that point. He simply doesn't think. When he gets back to the hospital, Jimmy finds Chuck, who refrains from telling his brother about their mother's last words, calling out for him.
With this opening sequence, the writing and direction of Gilligan is already doing wonderful things.
Back to the end of "Nailed" – Jimmy races inside the copy shop to try and take charge of the situation. He gets Chuck's head elevated slightly, though, the look in his brother's is very spacey. In the hospital, he's unable to protect himself from all the electronics beaming into him. You can almost feel the claustrophobia, as Gilligan uses a great rig shot to show him in this really up-close and personal perspective, which sort of cements us in a first-person point of view. A truly painful sequence to watch Chuck suffer underneath the lights and around all the electronic equipment. I've always felt he's mostly crazy. Here, the acting, the writing, the direction makes this almost unbearable. Seriously. Not much affects me deeply, but Michael McKean had me wanting to cry, as Chuck pleads with them not to do a CAT scan. When the whole moment is over, I sighed a breath of relief.
But Jimmy doesn't get such a chance to sigh. A doctor (Clea DuVall) explains to Jimmy there needs to be examinations done, however, Chuck is still refusing, obviously. The younger brother doesn't want to commit the older one. Like anyone wouldn't want to, either. Things for James McGill are about to get far more complicated than ever before. Because it's been clear a long while, Chuck is not fit to be living without someone to help take care of him.
Worst of all, Chuck is sure of Jimmy's treachery. To anyone else it sounds bonkers. To us, we know the truth. At the same time, man servant Ernesto says he called Jimmy, that's why he showed up at the copy shop. Well, that pokes a hole in Chuck's ideas. And he's aware of what comes next. We'll see how well that pans out, on all ends. As for Ernesto, he says he helped out because he likes Jimmy, and it seems as if Chuck has been out to get him. Yikes. Works for Jimmy.
In other areas of town, on the outskirts, Nacho (Michael Mando) and Arturo (Vincent Fuentes) are transporting the man who'd been driving the Mexican food trucks, the one Mike snatched up. And surprise, surprise – in the distance Mike watches them. Fairly close, too. I guess Nacho's driving, so that gives him an advantage, as well as the fact he's driving some old beater. With the finale upon us, Mike is definitely going to do something big, and dangerous.
At the hospital, Chuck just wants someone to believe him. Instead he's put in for a CAT scan. It's like a horror movie for him, stuck inside the electronic tube. Again, you almost feel the electricity the way he does. Out in the waiting room Kim (Rhea Seehorn) keeps Jimmy company, like the great woman she is, and he worries. Even if he's partly responsible for Chuck's situation. On television, Jimmy's newest commercial turns up – "Gimme Jimmy – 'cause moxie is in such short supply these days," says an elderly lady, smiling, knitting. Hilarious little infomercial.
Except after coming out of the CAT scan Chuck isn't moving, he isn't speaking. Not even blinking. A "self induced" state of catatonia, where he'll remain for who knows how long.
With his arms dealing friend Lawson (Jim Beaver), Mike is testing out a sniper rifle. He gets himself a nice new rig. And for what? There's some sort of plan on the offensive. Even Lawson wipes his prints off the gun before the final sale. We'll see exactly what Mike is preparing soon.
Meanwhile, Chuck finally wakes up. He gets to go home, no mental asylum or anywhere similar. For the time being, the older brother's fine. Although, I'm not sure how long that will last. After Jimmy leaves he's out in the garage, searching for something. Must be important, right?
But back to Mike. He's out around the desert, hiking by some rocks to a place where he can set up his rifle. In the distance is a small shack where the van Nacho drove is parked, as well as another car beside it. Arturo digs a hole nearby (side note: is that the shack Tuco later brings Walt & Jessie?). When they bring the truck driver outside, Hector Salamanca (Mark Margolis) appears, as well. The two cartel brothers, his nephews, are also present. But trying to get Hector in his sights, Mike finds Nacho in the way. On purpose? Hard to tell exactly. Anyways, the truck driver is toast; dead and buried. There's an amazingly drawn out suspense and tension to this sequence. For the longest time there's no telling exactly what will happen. Gilligan's direction keeps you guessing from one minute to the next. Once Mike's car alarm starts blaring back behind him, it all gets gut wrenching. On his window Mike finds a note: it reads DON'T.
Scariest thing for Mike is he thinks he's a shadow, invisible to everyone else, working behind the scenes. Now, someone proves they are more of a shadow, more invisible, and behind the scenes even to him. Trouble's on the horizon, or perhaps… opportunity.
Catering to some elderly clientele, Jimmy, as always, continues to impress. At the new office, he continues to receive more new clients. Then Howard Hamlin (Patrick Fabian) is ringing, saying he needs to speak with Jimmy – about Chuck. What's this now? As it happens, things are picking up at Chuck's place. He's turned the entire place into a foil casket, aluminum foil lining the walls. The whole house is a cage of aluminum. In addition, Chuck has retired – a.k.a quit – from HHM. All confidence has been shaken, Chuck feels he can't be a lawyer anymore. He doesn't think Jimmy's to blame now, he blames himself. "What if I told you you didn't make a mistake?" Jimmy asks. He admits to what happened, to forgery, to all the nefarious doctoring and doings. He says he did it all for Kim.
Where do they go from here? Chuck reminds his younger brother he's just admitted to felonious behaviour. There could be serious ramifications if Chuck were to take this thing to a legal level. And then, he stops his tape recorder after Jimmy leaves. WOW. WOW. No way, Chuck! You sly devil. Did not see that angle coming.
The end of the episode sets up an incredibly exciting Season 3 possibility. I love Better Call Saul. It is just as well written, if not sometimes better, than its sister series. Either way, Gilligan closed out Season 2 with a perfect finale and now I wonder exactly what sort of madness is in store for us moving into the next season. Can't wait to see more and how it continues fitting into the puzzle pieces of its own creation.
DEATH TO VIDEODROME - LONG LIVE THE NEW FLESH!
Hector Salamanca
Mark Margolis


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Q: jQuery / Bootstrap Conflict? My website has been using the following external files successfully:
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But now the text on the page is distorted.  It seems to be stretched
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Does anyone have a suggestion?  Is there possibly a conflict between
these two jQuery files and the Bootstrap file?
Thank you.

A: A specific jQuery function called jQuery.noConflict() can be used to remove conflicts with any other libraries.
you can find more about it here on this Link
A small snippet on how to use it -
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« Guernsey Tree Wardens look after Norway maples at Les Cotils in St Peter Port
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An introduction to the electric car
May 21st, 2011 by Michael Boxwell
It seems every week electric cars are hitting the headlines. From car makers showing their latest concepts, governments announcing new incentive schemes and announcements of new technology breakthroughs, electric cars appear to be everywhere. Yet when was the last time you saw an electric car on the road?
The Mitsubishi i-MiEV is one of the first mainstream electric cars available. It has space for four people, rapid performance and a range of up to 93 miles on a single charge (click image to expand - ©Michael Boxwell)
The chances are you may never have seen one at all. Despite Guernsey being home to its own Electric Vehicles Company, electric cars on the island are currently few and far between.
Yet with the concern about the environment and dwindling oil supplies, electric cars are now back on the agenda.
The first of these cars are now on sale: Mitsubishi, Nissan, Peugeot and Citroen all sell electric cars.
Ford, Renault, Volvo and TATA are all planning to launch their own models in the coming months.
Why buy an electric car?
Buying an electric car is not just about the environment, or worries about oil reserves.
As early electric car owners are now finding out for themselves, these are great cars to drive.
Excellent performance, ultra-smooth power delivery and ease of use give the car some significant benefits.
It is no surprise that so many people do not want to go back to driving an internal combustion engine car after experiencing an electric car.
From Nissan to Ferrari, Proton to Rolls Royce, every car manufacturer is developing electric cars.
The indications are that these cars are going to offer a superior owning experience to conventional cars in a remarkably short space of time.
The Nissan LEAF electric car is the 'European Car of the Year, 2011', as voted by 50 of the top automotive journalists in Europe. It has since gone on to win the prestigious 'World Car of the Year' award. (click image to expand - ©Michael Boxwell)
How an electric car compares to a conventional car
At the heart of an electric car is the electric motor. In terms of use, an electric motor is almost the complete opposite of an internal combustion engine, providing maximum performance from standstill rather than at high speed.
This means you do not have to rev the engine to pull away. There is no vibration from the motor and, whilst not silent, electric cars are exceptionally quiet.
Because of the power delivery of the electric motor, acceleration is instant whenever you need it. This makes for an ultra-smooth power delivery, safer overtaking and the confidence that you have plenty of power in reserve.
When you take your foot off the accelerator, the motor slows down the car, using the momentum of the car to recharge the batteries. The result is smoother and more progressive braking and a smoother transition between accelerating and braking.
Electric cars are extremely easy to drive in heavy stop-start traffic. There is no gearbox or clutch to worry about and the car can crawl along at low speeds exceptionally efficiently with minimal effort on the part of the driver.
Incidentally, several people who suffer from travel sickness when travelling in a conventional car tell me they experience no problems when riding in an electric car.
How far can you go?
Range is always an emotive subject when discussing electric cars. Wherever you go around the world, it is the number one concern that non-electric car owners have about owning an electric car, with the perception that they could never adapt to a car with a range of 'only' 80 miles.
The reality is hugely different from the perception. Many electric car owners talk of the freedom they feel that every time they go out to their cars in the morning. They know they have enough 'fuel' to go wherever they want to without the hassle and cost of visiting the service station.
Electric car owners plug their cars in to charge up overnight. A full charge from a domestic power socket typically takes eight hours, whilst a top-up charge between journeys can be as short as a few minutes. One electric car owner explained it to me like this: "It takes me nine seconds to charge up my electric car. That is the time it takes to plug the car in when I get home. The next time I need to use the car, it is charged up and ready to go."
Recharging an electric car (click image to expand - ©Michael Boxwell)
The official range of most electric cars is between 80 to 100 miles (130-160km). Realistically, range will vary depending on driving style and conditions. The official range is based on careful driving in reasonable conditions. Drive at top speed and the range will drop significantly. Drive in extreme cold conditions in the middle of winter and likewise, the range will be lower.
It is interesting to compare the concerns that non-electric car owners have about range with the reality faced by existing electric car owners:
Non-electric car owners perceive that range is going to be a constant issue. They believe that they will be restricted because they cannot simply visit a service station to refuel their cars.
Electric car owners like the fact that every time they go out to use their car it is fully charged up and ready to go. They have enough fuel to go wherever they need to and they will never have to visit a service station ever again.
In Guernsey, of course, range is never a problem: journey distances are short and speeds are low. The issue comes if you want to take your car onto the mainland. Where can you charge up then?
Nationwide charging point networks are being installed in both France and the United Kingdom. Two types of charging points are available:
Trickle charge points in public car parks recharge your car over a period of hours whilst it is parked up
High speed charging points which can charge up an electric car in a few minutes.
If you are travelling into the UK, high speed electric car charging points are installed in Bournemouth, Southampton, Exeter and Wincanton.
Trickle charge points can be found in Portsmouth, Chichester, Bournemouth, Weymouth and Portland. Expect this network to expand dramatically over the next few months as companies race to build a truly nationwide network of charging points.
The running cost of an electric car is considerably lower than a petrol or diesel car.
Most electric cars can travel around five to six miles on a single kilowatt of electricity, at a cost of around 16 pence using peak electricity, or just 8 pence using overnight Economy 12 electricity.
Are they better for the environment than conventional cars?
Despite the fact that electricity comes from a power station, the carbon footprint for an electric car is considerably lower than a petrol or diesel vehicle.
It is not commonly known that the official CO2 figures for petrol or diesel cars only accounts for burning the fuel in the engine. The carbon footprint for refining the crude oil to produce petrol, and transportation of the fuel to the service station is not included. The true carbon footprint figures for fuel in a conventional car are around 20 to 25% greater than just the pollution from the tailpipe.
Guernsey's electricity comes from an oil fired power station on the island, supported by a cable link to the French mainland, providing power from nuclear power stations.
Guernsey Electricity claim that around 56% of electricity supplied to the island is carbon free.
Take the worst case scenario on Guernsey: if you take into account the supply of oil to the oil fired power station, the carbon footprint of burning the oil at the power station and the transmission losses of electricity from the power station to the home, the carbon footprint of an electric car is around 74 grams per kilometre. So even in the worst case scenario, an electric car is far more environmentally friendly than a petrol or diesel one.
A best case scenario? If you are charging up your car with power from France, your carbon footprint drops to around 8 grams per kilometre. That is a similar carbon footprint to cycling, once the extra food you need to eat in order to cycle that distance is taken into account!
Based on figures from the Guernsey Electricity website about the supply of electricity during 2009 and 2010, the carbon footprint for running an electric car on Guernsey is likely to average out at somewhere around 25 to 35 grams per kilometre.
Incidentally, critics claim that the batteries in an electric car are the true environmental villains. Not true: modern batteries do not use any rare-earth materials and the carbon footprint of the production and recycling of the batteries equates to around 3 grams per kilometre over the lifespan of the car.
Can an electric car work for me?
If all your driving is on Guernsey, an electric car can work for you today. If you regularly go further afield, then you may want to wait a couple of years until nationwide charging networks exist in both England and France.
It is unlikely that an electric car will ever be the right choice for everybody: like petrol and diesel cars, an electric motor will just be a choice that a car buyer can have when choosing a vehicle. Electric cars will become the choice for people who regularly travel short distances, whilst petrol and diesel cars will remain the choice for people who travel long distances at high speeds.
As the technology improves, battery ranges increase, prices fall and electric car charging stations become the norm, it is inevitable that electric cars will become the choice for more and more people.
Their convenience, their ease of use and their fun factor make them a strong contender already. Whilst you may not be convinced yet, the chances are that you will have an electric car on your drive in ten years time.
Michael Boxwell is author of The 2011 Electric Car Guide published by Greenstream Publishing (click image to expand)
Michael Boxwell is a car enthusiast who has owned and driven electric cars for the past five years.
He is the author of The 2011 Electric Car Guide priced £9.99.
Guernsey Electric Vehicle Expo opposite Vistas at Vazon on 1 July
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Tennis Pathways. What life opportunity awaits you?
Often the pathways in tennis are not clear from the beginning but making sure the environment is giving "the knowledge to nurture" for your child, anything is possible.
The Tennis Australia Hot Shots program has a pathway for taking beginners (age from 3 years old) to competition level tennis. The levels, linked with the colour of the ball (compression & bounce height) and size of the court, help guide the junior player through the early years of their tennis life.
The My Vida Journey program links and expands on the pathways and concepts of Hot Shots to help guide a player through from co-operate to compete. There are many steps along the way, but the underlying message is to have fun, have a growth mindset and improve your skills for life.
See below the graphics of the Hot Shots Program Stages (Click Here for more info) as well the an overview of the My Vida Journey Program.
You have moved to the full court, yellow ball (hardball) and are playing local junior comp, or even Australian Ranking (JT) points tournaments or representing your club, association or school, what now? Where can tennis take you?
There are many end results for the tennis journey, and incoming posts we are going to a variety of pathway options and help guide your child's decision making through education. We will also introduce some of the many Vida players who have travelled their own path.
Before we get started, here is an overview of the tennis pathway as it currently stands.
Vida Tennis creates life opportunities through the sport of tennis. Whether your goal is personal best, or the world stage, we have a life opportunity waiting for you.
Feel free to contact a Vida Team member if you want more information about any of your options.


Guests visiting Disneyland since Thursday may have noticed that things are a bit different at Coke Corner. Windows are blackened. Doors are closed. The piano is missing. This is all due to a major refurbishment happening on Main Street, USA on the northwest corner of the street. The transition began when the former Annual Passport center was closed and made into the recently opened Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe. This opened on Friday January 5, 2012.
While the shops and restaurants on the northwest side of Main Street, USA are being refurbished, the piano and the ragtime piano players will be playing aboard the Mark Twain. This was first seen on Thursday when Patrick was found circling the Rivers of America on the lowest deck of the Mark Twain. Friday found Ragtime Robert inside the Golden Horseshoe Saloon. According to cast members at the Rivers of America dock, there was a logistics issue involving the piano and preparing for Fantasmic! For the weekend currently, piano players will be playing between Billy Hill and the Hillbillies shows throughout the day between 10:00 AM and 6:00 PM. If cast members are correct, the piano should be returning to the Mark Twain on Monday January 9, 2012.
Here are videos from Patrick aboard the Mark Twain and Ragtime Robert inside the Golden Horseshoe Saloon.


Last week I wrote about whatlanguageis.com, my first simple try at creating a Django powered site. How did it came to be?
In the last few months have been writing and thinking about several ideas to process social data with Python, undoubtedly motivated by the great book Mining the Social Web. In the back of my mind, I wanted my code to work as a web application (either for me or for others,) and thought that I should comply with everyone else, learn PHP and try to make Python and PHP be friends. Of course, this is like getting a Eskimo to talk to a Polynesian. It may work, but needs a lot of set-up from both sides.
This suggests the next question: why me, PHP? Well, where I work the de facto language for web development is PHP. I'm not a developer there, I just do the data analytics and whatever else that needs to be done using the tools I need and just report back. I thought that PHP-ing would help me get it in the workflow. But, even if my mother programming language may be C (although my first words were in GW-Basic,) my languages of choice are Python and Lisp (and I have a great fondness for Forth.) I guess you realise how ugly I feel PHP is.
On 29th May I decided enough was enough: if it is something that should almost work as a black box, to automate the part I was already doing with Python code and R data churning, why bother? Just make it work. I started reading the free, online Django Book, and I was hooked (you can buy a printed copy in Amazon). It is an awesomely readable book. I had just finished reading Zed Shaw's Learn Python the Hard Way to find things I may not know yet (for example, unit testing... silly me) and Django felt just like an extension of what I usually write and what I had read. Views, urls, models, all have this Python feeling. For me, of course, I'm not a seasoned Python developer at all. I don't even consider myself as seasoned in any programming language, I just know I can write code as I need. But no expert.
I read the first 2 chapters very quickly, and on Wednesday 30 I started testing how Django worked, basic view-url combinations and a test on templating. Just the hello world tests, so to say. I set aside the book while I was thinking what would made a good initial project.
Related to my social media endavours I had a tickling question: How do I decide if a twitter user data is valid or not? I.e. if I want to do some kind of language analysis, I need to know the user 's language. I had a simple idea around that week (I think it was Monday 28,) but didn't get to code it until the 4th of June (Monday): you can read about it in Language detection in Python with NLTK and Stopwords.
On Tuesday 5, after work I created the Django project whatlanguageis in my computer, and read the chapter on Forms. Created a very basic stripped HTML (I think I didn't even add a head section...) page where I could enter some text and get a language as a reply from the Django test server. Yay! It was very easy to do: Django does a lot of heavy lifting and this was straightforward to code.
My initial plan for Wednesday was not of doing everything and not working. My original plan was just to hook the database and check I could read and write the data as expected, forcing me to read the Models chapter. But as soon as I had finished this hooking and checking, the site was almost ready, needing only a neat dressing. Some twitter bootstrap and css-arrows later, the site was working wonderfully in my local machine. Getting it to work in my remote machine was trickier, due to the setup of static files in Django. It's not hard, it is just that it is tricky to find where it fails when it does. In any case, I got it working.
Of course, as I have said a lot of times, whatlanguageis.com currently is just a proof of concept of two things: language detection and setting up a Django site. Both worked very well, but now I have to sit down and refactor the whole of it.


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The salt provided is effective for a period of two years per fill, however it can sometime become affected by moisture causing lack of air flow. This can be remedied by removing the plug from the base, washing the inhaler (which will dissolve the moist salt) and drying it thoroughly. Then insert new pink Himalayan Crystal Salt. To prevent moisture gettin in the salt inhaler, place it in the original packing and keep in a warm dry place.
Breathe more easily throughout the day. able to do more exercise and feel less "out of breath".
Get a better night's sleep and even control snoring-eyes. If your other half is causing a racket every night, this could help them sleep like a baby.
Clear out blocked nasal cavities and passage ways, while helping heal and repair inflamed lungs and airways.
Control chronic coughs, asthma and other breathing problem.
Reduce sinus problems and allergies like hay fever without resorting to drugs that can have nasty or annoying side effects.
Faster recovery from illness and rehabilitation after medical treatment.
Simply place the Salt Inhaler into your mouth and inhale normally, exhalling through your nose, taking care not to breath back into the pipe. A salty taste may be experienced at first but this will be lessen with use as the salt crystals vaporize within the salt inhaler.
AFTER USING FEW MONTHS; CLEAN THE INHALER PIPE BY REMOVING THE SALT CRYSTALS.
KEEP THE INHALER PIPE IN DRY PLACE.


This apartment of 205,98 m² (about 2214 ft²), built in 1700 comprises 7 rooms including 4 bedrooms and 1 shower room. It is provided with a separate kitchen, with a terrace and with a cellar. It's located on the 2nd floor. Heating : individual. Others : intercom, parquet floor, fireplace.


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Hydrogen Generation Industry ESG Thematic Report, 2022
Category: Environment
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The average ESG disclosure score for the hydrogen generation market stands between 40% and 50%. This conclusion is based on the analysis of more than 60 Environment, Social, & Corporate Governance (ESG) parameters within our ESG scoring framework. Alongside Linde PLC and Indian Oil Corporation, six other market leaders were part of our research. This research identified that only four companies, including Indian Oil Corporation and Linde PLC, scored above the average industry score while the four other leading companies are required to improve their ESG transparency & reporting, as they scored well below 40%. Our research found that majority of the ESG disclosures have been made around the governance metric, with Linde PLC being a leader in this sector when compared to other companies, such as Bloom Energy Corp & Air Liquide, from an overall ESG disclosure point of view.
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Environmental insights
Since 1975, there has been a threefold increase in demand for hydrogen. However, its production poses significant consequences for the environment, as it is almost entirely derived from fossil fuels and around 800 million tons of CO2 equivalent emissions are released annually in hydrogen production. The enormity of hydrogen production is such that around 6% of natural gas produced globally goes into producing hydrogen.
Social insights
Within the social component of ESG, improvements around the value chain of a firm, increase in employee engagement & retention, and the method of promoting business continuity are mainly measured. Around seven out of eight companies, i.e., 87.5% of the companies in the industry, have a Human Rights Policy integrated in their supply chain. However, barring some industry leaders, such as Linde PLC and Indian Oil Corporation, none of the other companies have a supplier code of conduct. This outlines opportunities for improvement in terms of value chain operations among other competitors in the industry. Few companies like Bloom Energy Corporation, despite having lower social score, have a publicly available business partner/supply chain policy and furthermore conduct supply chain audits. Similarly, other companies require audits in place to follow due diligence regarding supplier code of conduct.
Governance insights
Financial outperformance is long discussed to have a strong relationship with ESG metrics; however, the governance factor is identified to have a more substantial impact on this factor (financial outperformance), based on empirical evidence. Governance metrics affecting valuation of corporate businesses are corporate governance, code of business conduct, risk & crisis management, tax strategy, supply chain management, and policy influence & materiality.
The industry leaders in social benchmarking are Air Products and Chemicals Inc., with around 80% governance score, followed by Air Liquide, which has a score well above 70%. However, in terms of female representation, Air Liquide has the highest proportion of female on board, at more than 50%, which is higher than the industry leaders Air Products and Chemicals Inc.
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ICERMS has conducted a significant number of baseline assessments to both institutions and systems related to the field of environment. These baseline assessments normally form the initial phase of any international donor funded technical assistance project terms of reference.
ICERMS has developed a software programme to analyse data from this baseline assessment process based on an assessment specific questionnaire distributed to key stakeholders either in the institution or in the system.


At Homoly Construction, we have been exploring High Performance initiatives long before they became popular.
Company president and owner Andrew Homoly received an Environmental Emphasis in Civil Engineering at the University of Illinois, whose Civil Engineering program is consistently ranked #1 in the nation. Andy is one of a select few designated as a LEED AP (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Accredited Professional), and Master CGP (Certified Green Professional) through the NAHB (National Association of Home Builders). With these certifications, Andrew is on the cutting edge of High Performance Building techniques for Residential construction.
While early Green initiatives were costly, inefficently designed, and generally generated low returns on investment, recent advances have made Green techniques much more affordable and effective. Green Building is now Better Building.
Homoly Construction has recently completed building two of the high performance homes in Kansas City: the Williams-York Residence and the Homoly Residence, pictured below. Both homes have achieved "net-zero" and at times supply electricity to the power grid. In contrast to the modern architecture of the Williams-York Residence, the Homoly Residence showcases a more traditional style. high performance building techniques have come a long way in providing options for all design-styles.
Orientation - the front or back of the home should face south or within 30 degrees of south for passive solar heating and cooling.
A proper High Performance design must consider the temperature zone of the location and design accordingly. A Green home in Minnesota will be designed very differently than a Green home in Florida. The Midwest is toughest location since it has high heating and high cooling loads.
Large overhangs and proper window placement for solar heating in the winter (when the sun is low on the horizon) and solar shading in the summer (when the sun is high on the horizon).
Orient the home to take advantage of prevailing breezes in the spring, summer, and fall.
"Tear downs" should be "deconstructed" to recycle as many materials as possible. With tax credits, this can often be done at no cost or cost savings.
Check the "life cycle analysis" of all material used. A renewable High Performance material like bamboo may not be High Performance if it has to be shipped from the other side of the world. Oak flooring from a mill less than an hour away may be a better choice.
Look for FSC certified wood. This is certified to be from a renewable forest.
All flashing must be installed "shingle style" to maximize water shed.
Create capillary breaks in masonry and wood.
All waste materials (non-recyclable) should be separated in dumpsters by type and removed by a waste hauler to an appropriate facility.
In almost all cases, the additional cost for energy efficient systems (such as geothermal, SIPS, and conditioned attics) will create a rise in the mortgage payment that is less than the utility bill savings created by those systems. In other words, these green features can save monthly cash flow from the very first month of operation.
Create a tight thermal envelope using advanced insulation techniques such as SIPS or foam insulation (open or closed cell).
Conditioned "sealed attics", especially when ductwork runs through the attic. This technique provides a superior air seal in the attic portion of the thermal envelope since penetrations through the ceiling are now within the envelope. HVAC units and ductwork will gain significant efficiency in the controlled space, especially during the heat of the summer or cold of the winter. Storage areas and living areas within the attic space are now more comfortable.
If a high roof pitch or size of the roof makes a sealed attic cost prohibitive, "box in" the HVAC systems and insulate these chases.
Geothermal HVAC systems. Earth exchange lines may be drilled vertically, horizontally, and potentially around the foundation of the home or in nearby ponds.
The installation of a radiant barrier on the backside of OSB roof sheathing will deflect a large percentage of the sun's radiant energy and keep the attic cooler.
For a radiant barrier to work properly, an air gap must be present underneath the radiant barrier surface. This can be accomplished with baffle channels between the sheathing and foam insulation or traditional ceiling insulation.
Compact fluorescent light bulbs or LED's.
Without an air barrier, air will flow through regular insulation and negate the R Value of the insulation.
A standard framed wall is made up of 25% wood (studs). This can be visualized by imagining all of the studs in a normal wall have been placed right next to each other on one end of the wall. Wood has an R Value of 3. Therefore, 25% of every wall has an R Value of 3 due to thermal bridging.
The installation of 1" to 2" of insulating board on the outside of the exterior walls to eliminate the thermal bridging effect of the studs in a wall.
Structural Insulated Panels (SIPS) solve several key issues, including the thermal bridging problem of wood studs.
Not using flex duct (not efficient and easy to install incorrectly - pinch areas are common).
Foundation wall insulation, preferably on the outside. This should extend all the way up to the rim joist. An 8" concrete wall has an R value of 2. Up to 22% of the heat loss in a home can come through the basement walls above the grade level.
Minimize can lights in the upper ceiling of the home to avoid penetrations in the thermal envelope. If they are necessary, "box" them in at the attic location to properly insulate that area.
Minimize the number of outlets and light switches in the exterior walls to minimize penetrations in the thermal envelope.
Solar systems - these can include electricity generation, hot water heating, and direct heated air circulation systems.
Wind generation - Residential "kits" are now available for single home wind power generation. Rotor styles have now brought the cost down from the generator models.
A "control panel" website can be set up to continuously monitor the energy usage (or production) of a home. Studies have found that energy usage decreases dramatically when occupants can easily track the actual energy used on a real time basis.
To save costs on spray foam, use 1" to 2" in wall cavity for the air barrier and then use traditional insulation in the rest of the cavity.
Low e windows are helpful, but not a substitute for proper orientation, overhangs, and window placement.
A "Net Zero" home uses no net electricity over the course of a year. Any electricity used during cloudy low wind conditions is offset by extra electricity generated during sunny high wind conditions. The excess electricity is sent back to the grid and sold to the utility company. Net Zero homes are possible with today's technology.
Drywall can be used as an airtight seal when properly installed and caulked.
"Super" windows are now available with an R Value of 11. These are triple pane windows with multiple low e coatings or window sections with layers of a special heat film.
High windows or vents in a cupola type area take advantage of the stack effect and draw cooler air in through the lower windows or vents. This mimics the design of our capital buildings that used the "dome" as a method to air condition the buildings.
In an existing home, insulation can be applied to the inside of the basement wall to gain the insulating effect. However, the thermal massing properties of the concrete wall are negated with insulation on the inside of the basement.
"Over framing" with extra studs will add to the thermal bridging effect. This is very common since framers tend to think they are helping the construction of the home by adding additional studs around doors, windows, etc.
"Advanced" framing techniques will minimize studs and the thermal bridging effect.
Insulated Concrete Forms (ICF's) for foundations and potentially the main exterior walls.
Proper tree species placement can assist passive solar heating / cooling by blocking the sun in the summer and allowing the sun to pass through (when the leaves fall off) in the winter.
Check completed homes with an infrared camera for heat loss.
Check completed homes with a blower door test for duct leakage.
Insulating hot water lines for energy loss prevention.
Dark roofs will absorb heat. Use lighter colored roofing when possible.
Solar water heating systems can be used for radiant heating and domestic water production.
Solar systems of today have made the evolutionary step to be cost effective, especially with the current federal subsidy of 30% of the solar cost.
Solar, wind, and geothermal systems receive a 30% tax credit until 2016.
Sealing the sill plate to the top of the foundation wall with caulk.
An air barrier (such as a piece of OSB) behind tubs, shower units, and soffits, in addition to the insulation to stop air infiltration.
A Green home is like a high performance car, it will require more operator skill to obtain all the benefits.
Low volume plumbing fixtures. This includes 1.0 gallon pressure assisted toilets, dual flush toilets, low volume shower heads, low volume faucets, and waterless urinals.
Capture rainwater in a storage tank for irrigation or to flush the toilets.
Properly landscape for water conservation with the correct species of plants and grasses.
Proper placement of the water heaters can negate the need for a circulating pump or running the water to get hot water.
A thicker layer of top soil will require less watering in the hot summer months.
Use underground drip irrigation in lieu of traditional sprinkler systems.
With a "tight" home, you must use an air exchanger for indoor air quality. An HRV or ERV will use the air exiting the home to heat up or cool down the air entering the system. The ERV will also exchange the humidity control. These systems can be tied into the existing bath fan systems.
Properly sized HVAC systems. Most systems are oversized to make sure they cool in the summer, but this can lead to cooling too quickly and not enough time to remove the humidity from the air. A properly sized system will also be smaller and cost less money.
Air filters should have a high Merv rating to get the best possible results.
Installation of the vapor barrier on the side of the wall (exterior or interior) where the moisture is coming from. Moisture will always drive from wet to dryer air. If the vapor barrier is on the wrong side, water could condensate on the inside of the wall and cause mold. In Kansas City, this is both sides depending upon the season.
Closed cell foam insulation acts as a vapor barrier on both sides of a wall.
Front loading washing machines for energy efficiency and less humidity in the home.
Insulate cold water lines to reduce condensation in the walls.
Slightly pressurize the home for better indoor air quality.
Use Green paint (less or no VOC's).
Indoor pollutants are exacerbated at high and low levels of humidity. Humidity levels must be kept between 35% and 50% relative humidity to minimize pollutants.
Install timers on exhaust fans in bathrooms and the kitchen.
Prepare ahead of time for a radon system while constructing the home with sealed concrete floors and conduits in the walls to the attic.
Schedule wood deliveries on a "just in time" basis to avoid unnecessary moisture in the wood.
Garages should be detached if possible to avoid the bad air that gets pulled into the home.
If the garage cannot be detached, use a fan or other system to keep the garage air from going into the home.
Avoid chemical treatments for termites and other pests.
Air out carpeting 2 days before installation.
Seal off the sump pump and caulk the slab joint to foundation wall to keep earth gasses from entering the home (especially radon).


On Febuary 14th, 2006 Eric Kamen will drop his debut CD entitled 'Native Unit'. The twelve-track release is Kamen's reflective culmination of independent music study. In a world where the divide among cultures appears to be growing, Kamen conceptualizes the ties binding the world through the majesty of music. "Everyone is important. Everyone has something beautiful to offer," Eric shares.
From flowing melodies to compelling sweeps, the songs on Native Unit transport the listener into a unified dimension of world, new age and R&B grooves. "My Father's Mandolin" is established by a steady hip-hop beat and rhythmic strumming of the bouzouki. Flamenco guitar leads over angelic chimes and rolling percussion on "Arenys By the Sea." The track, "Mykonos At Midnight," was recently selected as Best Instrumental Song of the Year by The Muse's Muse in 2005 and offers contagious and melodic guitar music.
Native Unit is available on February 14, 2006 courtesy of E*TRAXXX Productions, Incyou're your looking for something different than the same old thing, check this one out. You won't be dis-appointed.
A little insight on the man Eric Kamen.
Eric Kamen, born and raised in New York City, approached music at a young age unveiling a sense of deep trust and profound fascination. "I am self-taught, never took a lesson. I play music as one would talk, no thought involved. It just comes out," explains E.
During his school years, Kamen apprenticed as a musician, playing with local bands in the New York music scene. After. college, he spent a year traveling around the Mediterranean, expanding his musical horizons to expressive cultural sounds. Influenced by the Flamenco guitar, Greek rembetika, North African percussion and French chanson, the emerging musician added rare distinctiveness to his musical imagination.
"I played music professionally, from ages 13 to 28 [bands, studio work]. Of course, the exposure to all the other musicians I was hanging around vastly increased my understanding of music theory," E explains. Kamen's personal exploration into all music genres, recording, and engineering propelled his career as a hip-hop and R&B producer. While collaborating with up and coming singers and songwriters is an endearing process for Kamen, his debut solo CD breaks formulaic standards of contemporary popular music.
Native Unit is available at CD Baby, Amazon.com, ITunes, and worldwide on February 14, 2006 courtesy of E*TRAXXX Productions, Inc.


Kmart is one of the best known retailers in the world. It's stores were popular long before most people had even heard of the internet. Not everyone realizes that customers can now access the vast selection of items available at Kmart online. The following are the five top reasons to choose kmart.com for almost any product you may be looking for.
Kmart is one of the best known retailers in the world. It's stores were popular long before most people had even heard of the internet. Not everyone realizes that customers can now access the vast selection of items available at Kmart online. The following are the five top reasons to choose kmart.com for almost any product you may be looking for.
Kmart.com has items for sale in many different categories. You can find appliances, clothing, health & beauty, babies & kids, automotive, lawn & garden, furniture, electronics and more. Kmart.com also has major partners, such as Sears, Craftsman, Lands' End and others, so you can find products and special deals offered by other companies as well.
If you're searching for a perfect gift, you can browse gifts for various types of people and occasions. Kmart.com is a one-stop shopping destination where you can find almost anything you're looking for. Aside from having a very large selection of items, you'll also find that the prices are low. Not only are everyday Kmart.com prices reasonable, but there are many sales and specials being run throughout the year.
While you can often find great deals for all types of merchandise on Kmart.com, if you want to save even more, you should look for clearance items. If you go to the Departments menu, you'll find Clearance at the very bottom. When you go to the mall or your favorite clothing or electronics store, you may look for clearance items. These are products that the store is especially anxious to get rid of, often to make room for another product or line.
You can also find a wide variety of clearance items on the Kmart.com website. These vary from day to day, so you should check back regularly to find out what is listed. These items are discounted as much as 50%, so it's definitely worth looking. Kmart.com puts new items in this section regularly, so you should check the website frequently.
Even though Kmart.com is a website, it has a feature that allows you to incorporate the benefits of in-store shopping. You can set your location and find out what's available at the nearest Kmart location. This gives you a couple of options. You can select what you want online and then pick it up in person. This saves you the time of having to search for it when you arrive at the store. You can also have it delivered to your home. This features lets you access special deals that are only available at certain stores. Once you fill in your local store, you will see weekly specials listed for that store.
You may want to make a large purchase when it's inconvenient to pay for it right now. Kmart.com offers both layaway and leasing plans that make it easy to make payments for a wide selection of items. To purchase something on layaway, you simply select the item you want and make a down payment. You will then make a payment every two weeks until you have finished paying it off. There are both eight and twelve week layaway plans available.
Another option to purchasing something outright is leasing. You can apply for approval either online or in a Kmart store. When you lease an item, you have the choice of returning it at some point or purchasing it. This is a convenient option when you only want something temporarily or if you aren't sure if you want to own it.
If you like to shop online, you may want to join a program called Shop Your Way that is available through Kmart.com. This service offers several benefits, including rewards points, access to special deals and savings on gas. When you're a member, you can earn one percent back in points for every dollar that you spend. Points can be used towards purchases. You can link your Visa or Mastercard credit card to Shop Your Way and enjoy savings, not only with Kmart, but with other partner stores as well.
Shop Your Way also lets you save money at the gas pump. When you spend $50, you will be able to save 30 cents per gallon on gas. Shop Your Way also has exclusive deals that allow you to save money on many different items. It's free to join this program. You can sign up online for this savings program at the Kmart.com site.


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Tennessee Wesleyan Date Printed: 1/26/2023 7:11:49 PM Athens, TN
Tennessee Wesleyan
Ranks Number 11 in Division I in Total Assists (76)
Ranks Number 11 in Division I in Total Goals (135)
Ranks Number 11 in Division I in Total Shots (454)
Ranks Number 11 in Division I in Total Shots on Goal (270)
Ranks Number 12 in Division I in Goals/Game (11.250)
Ranks Number 13 in Division I in Total Points (211)
Ranks Number 13 in Division I in Total Saves (134)
Ranks Number 14 in Division I in Ast/Game (6.330)
Ranks Number 14 in Division I in Shots/Game (37.830)
Ranks Number 19 in Division I in Saves/Game (11.170)
Patrick DeMoss Ranks Number 9 in Division I in Total Saves (123)
Stanton Grisham Ranks Number 9 in Division I in Assists/Game (1.820)
Jacob Patterson Ranks Number 13 in Division I in SOG/Game (4.910)
Stanton Grisham Ranks Number 15 in Division I in Shots/Game (8.360)
Stanton Grisham Ranks Number 16 in Division I in Total Assists (20)
Patrick DeMoss Ranks Number 17 in Division I in Saves/Game (10.250)
Stanton Grisham Ranks Number 18 in Division I in Pts/Game (3.820)
Gavin Greco Ranks Number 18 in Division I in Total Assists (19)
Gavin Greco Ranks Number 18 in Division I in Assists/Game (1.580)
Stanton Grisham Ranks Number 26 in Division I in Total Shots (92)
Jacob Patterson Ranks Number 28 in Division I in Shots/Game (7.360)
Jacob Patterson Ranks Number 29 in Division I in Total Shots on Goal (54)
Gavin Greco Ranks Number 29 in Division I in Pts/Game (3.500)
Kalen Fearing Ranks Number 30 in Division I in Total Goals (27)
Stanton Grisham Ranks Number 38 in Division I in SOG/Game (4.000)
Kalen Fearing Ranks Number 39 in Division I in Goals/Game (2.250)
Jacob Patterson Ranks Number 39 in Division I in Total Shots (81)
Gavin Greco Ranks Number 46 in Division I in Total Goals (23)
Stanton Grisham Ranks Number 48 in Division I in Total Shots on Goal (44)
Stanton Grisham Ranks Number 50 in Division I in Total Goals (22)
Kalen Fearing Ranks Number 50 in Division I in Total Shots on Goal (43)
Overall 7 5 0
Coach: Kevin Parker
K. Fearing 2.25 27
S. Grisham 1.82 20
J. Patterson 4.91 54
P. DeMoss 10.25 123


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Human Trafficking: The Slavery Of Today
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When we examine the traditional definition of slavery, it focuses on one human being taking ownership of another human being (Kara 66). Traditional slaves were transported by lengthy voyages at sea, however with advancements in transportation technology victims of human trafficking can be quickly and easily moved around the world (Kara 67). "Trafficking, prostitution, and slavery have existed since the beginning of mankind and, while at times have been prohibited, have continued to exist (Uy 215)." Slaves can be exploited virtually forever with a form of slavery known as bonded labor, which has existed for centuries. Individuals involved in this type of slavery are often loaned money with the agreement to work of the debt; unfortunately, the pay is so low the debt is almost never repaid (Kara 67). Despite legislative efforts to pass effective anti-trafficking and anti-forced labor laws, the overwhelming focus has been on preventing sex trafficking. This coupled with the increased notoriety of sex in today's society has led to a significant decline in the amount of resources allocated to combat labor trafficking (Uy 206).
In today's world, there are 12.3 million victims of forced labor and sexual exploitation at any given time. Forty three percent of individuals trafficked are used for commercial sex, while thirty two percent are used in forced labor enterprises. The remaining twenty five percent end up used for a combination of sex and labor trafficking, or are used in some other unknown trafficking operation. Victims of commercial sexual exploitation are comprised of roughly ninety eight percent women and the remaining two percent are men and boys. However, children make up somewhere between 40 to 50 percent of the individuals involved in forced labor (Hepburn 2). Modern day slavery is far more profitable than slavery has been historically. This increase in profitability is due to the cost of exploiting a slave being miniscule in comparison to immense profits that a criminal can reap. The low risk involved for slave exploiters coupled with paltry conviction rates, has been a key factor in driving the tremendous demand for new slaves (Kara 69). It is astonishing to note that world wide profits for human trafficking organizations exceed 44.3 billion US dollars annually.
When we hear about human trafficking or sex slavery, we often imagine young girls being abused or beaten in far away places such as Africa and Asia. However, human sex trafficking and sex slavery occur locally as well, in cities big and small, all across the United States (Walker-Rodriguez and Hill 1). There is no place in the world immune to the problem of human trafficking. However,...
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SkyScout, a gizmo for celestial navigators?
The 2006 CES (consumer electronics) Innovations Honorees are up, and among them is this darned interesting "personal planetarium". Apparently you can point the SkyScout at any of 6,000 celestial objects, press a button and it will deliver audio "commentary on the object and its history". Or it can locate heavenly bodies using illuminated arrows in the viewfinder. How? "SkyScout utilizes patented technology that combines data from sensors measuring both the magnetic and gravitational fields of the Earth, along with internal GPS and a substantial celestial database." There's more info at Celestron, but no pricing so far.
Now, maybe a celestial navigator could use this gizmo to help with the tricky job of identifying stars at twilight, but there aren't many active celestial navigators left and they tend to frown on gadgets. Which is all too bad. I think that one of the fabulous side benefits of being at sea or in a remote anchorage at night is an uncluttered view of the heavens. And a fabulous side benefit of learning to use a sextant is an understanding of celestial mechanics. It makes you feel very small…in a good way.
I can't help but comment that this device is much more complicated (and probably much more expensive) than a GPS. It even includes a GPS. There are some very low tech star finders available that don't use any electricity.
I carry a sextant on Acacia ( http://www.alderaan.com/acacia/ ) as backup to the electronics, but this seems way overkill.
I recognize Celestron as a brand name for telescope manufacture. Looking at the description of this device makes me think it's geared more towards the home astronomer, rather than a mariner. The press release also seems to have that in mind with the way it's worded. A seasoned mariner capable of plotting with a sextant would have little use of this guy, but for those of us less adept, there might be some usefulness to it.
I wasn't being very serious here, guys, but have you ever tried to nail 4 or 5 stars while you still have a visible enough horizon? It's hard, even with precalculated bearings and altitudes of the bodies.


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