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<?php

/**
 * Kontroler sluzy do automatycznej aktualizacji
 */
class Update_Controller extends Adm
{
	const UPDATE_URL = 'http://4programmers.net/trac/coyote/browser/trunk/4programmers/config/config.xml.default?format=txt';
	const SCHEMA_URL = 'http://4programmers.net/trac/coyote/wiki/DB/%s?format=txt';

	public function db($db = 0)
	{
		if ($db = intval($db))
		{
			return $this->updateDb($db);
		}
		$config = @file_get_contents(self::UPDATE_URL);
		if (!$config)
		{
			throw new AcpErrorException('Nie można połączyć się z serwerem. Prosimy spróbować później!');
		}
		$xml = simplexml_load_string($config);
		$return = array();

		if (($update_db = (int)$xml->build_date) > Config::getItem('build_date'))
		{
			$update_str = preg_replace('#^(\d{4})(\d{2})(\d{2})$#', '$3-$2-$1', $update_db);
			$info = 'Dostępna jest nowsza wersja struktury bazy danych z dnia ' . html_a('http://4programmers.net/trac/coyote/wiki/DB/' . $update_db, $update_str) . '!';

			if (!Box::confirm('Akualizacja bazy danych', $info . '
System spróbuje dokonać aktualizacji struktury bazy danych.

 UWAGA! Zalecane jest wykonanie kopii zapasowej bazy. Czy chcesz kontynuować?',
				'', url('adm/Update/DB/' . $update_db), 'adm/confirmation_box'))
			{
				Box::information('Anulowano', 'Operacja aktualizacji została anulowana.', url('adm/Admin'), 'adm/information_box');
				exit;
			}
		}
		else
		{
			Box::information('Anulowano', 'Posiadasz aktualną strukturę bazy danych. Aktualizacja nie jest konieczna.', url('adm/Admin'), 'adm/information_box');
		}
	}

	private function updateDb($schema)
	{
		if (!is_writeable('config/config.xml'))
		{
			throw new AcpErrorException('Nie można zapisać konfiguracji do pliku XML. Proszę zmienić prawa dostępu do pliku /config/config.xml na 0666 i spróbować ponownie!');
		}
		if (!is_writeable('config/'))
		{
			throw new AcpErrorException('Katalog /config nie posiada praw do zapisu. Proszę zmienić prawa do zapisu do tego katalogu na 0777 i spróbować ponownie!');
		}

		$content = @file_get_contents(sprintf(self::SCHEMA_URL, $schema));
		if (!$content)
		{
			throw new AcpErrorException('Nie można połączyć się z serwerem. Prosimy spróbować później!');
		}
		$content = str_replace("\r\n", "\n", $content);

		preg_match("#\{\{\{\n\#\!sql(.*?)\}\}\}#is", $content, $matches);
		if (!@$matches[1])
		{
			throw new AcpErrorException('Nie można dokonać automatycznej aktualizacji. Brak instrukcji SQL do wykonania!');
		}
		file_put_contents('config/' . $schema . '.sql', $matches[1]);
		$this->load->helper('sql');

		try
		{
			import_sql('config/' . $schema . '.sql');
		}
		catch (Exception $e)
		{
			$this->db->rollback();

			Log::add($e->getMessage(), E_ERROR);
			throw new AcpErrorException('Aktualizacja nie powiodła się. Dokonaj aktualizacji ręcznie.
Błąd: ' . $e->getMessage() . '');
		}

		$xml = simplexml_load_file('config/config.xml');
		$xml->build_date = (int)$schema;
		file_put_contents('config/config.xml', $xml->asXml(), LOCK_EX);

		@unlink('config/' . $schema . '.sql');

		Box::information('Aktualizacja dokonana!', 'Aktualizacja została przeprowadzona prawidłowo!', url('adm/Admin'), 'adm/information_box');
		exit;
	}
}
?>

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While Hurricane Florence has been in the news, Atlantic Canada also had to deal with tropical depression Gordon. Major storm systems are becoming more prevalent, and can bring damaging winds, large amounts of rain and floodwaters. They can severely damage property and knock out the electrical grid. What will commercial clients do if Internet and cellular phone networks also go down?
This winter has brought severe weather to many parts of Canada – major storms, heavy snowfalls, and plunging temperatures across most of the country. Harsh winter weather takes a toll on buildings. If the full extent of winter damage goes undetected until spring, the result can be additional issues and costly repairs.
Whether you're a commercial property owner, property manager or homeowner, your best defence against winter storm damage is knowing the danger zones and how to protect and restore your property.
Emergency Preparedness Week: Plan. Prepare. Be aware.
This Sunday marked the start of Emergency Preparedness Week, an annual national event coordinated by Public Safety Canada, in close collaboration with the provinces, territories and partners. The timing could not be more fitting as the four-year anniversary of the Alberta Floods and one-year anniversary of Fort McMurray wildfires hover in the collective consciousness. Meanwhile, homeowners and businesses continue to hold down the fort amid a new breed of storms – constant reminders that climate change is causing a spike in natural disasters.
November marks the six-month anniversary of the Fort McMurray wildfires, a catastrophe which mobilized a nation, and became the costliest natural disaster in Canada's history.
Fire Prevention Week is commemorated in Canada from October 9 to 15. During this week, Canadians from coast to coast are invited to reflect on how to better prevent and proactively prepare for fires.


Renaissance Charge, LLC., used these caps in the Electric Porsche Vehicle. After over one year of daily use, no water was needed to be added.
You need three per 6V battery.
A Hydrocap is a catalytic gas recombiner than converts hydrogen and oxygen gasses into pure water. A catalyst is a substance which encourages other substances into chemical change without actually participating in that change, sort of a chemical ambassador. The process occurring in the Hydrocap is similar to that occurring in an automotive catalytic converter.
The Hydrocap replaces the regular cell cap. When the cell is gassing, the hydrogen and oxygen gasses are vented into the Hydrocap. Inside the Hydrocap, a catalyst of platinum and other platinum group metals recombine the gasses into pure water. This water is then dripped back into the cell. The Hydrocap recycles the water that the cell gives off as hydrogen and oxygen gasses. This eliminates the danger posed by the hydrogen gas and vastly reduces watering the cells. When the cell is gassing, some of the recharging energy is not being stored in the cell, but is breaking down water into its constituent elements- hydrogen and oxygen. Some of the energy used in the conversion of water into hydrogen and oxygen is retrieved by the Hydrocap. When the Hydrocap is operating it gets warm. This heat energy is a by product of the catalytic recombination of the hydrogen and oxygen back into water. While this may seem just an interesting aside, we found the Hydrocap's warmth very useful as an indicator of the cell's state of charge.


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Wooden Legacy: Arizona edges Pepperdine on Nico…
Wooden Legacy: Arizona edges Pepperdine on Nico Mannion's late layup
Arizona guard Nico Mannion, left, makes the go-ahead basket as Pepperdine guard Jade' Smith defends late in their Wooden Legacy first-round game on Thursday night at Anaheim Arena. (AP Photo/Alex Gallardo)
By News service reports |
PUBLISHED: November 28, 2019 at 11:05 pm | UPDATED: November 29, 2019 at 12:27 am
Arizona guard Josh Green, left, shoots as Pepperdine forward Kessler Edwards defends during the first half of their Wooden Legacy first-round game on Thursday night at Anaheim Arena. (AP Photo/Alex Gallardo)
Pepperdine center Victor Ohia Obioha, left, competes for a rebound with Arizona forward Stone Gettings during the first half of their Wooden Legacy first-round game on Thursday night at Anaheim Arena. (AP Photo/Alex Gallardo)
Arizona forward Zeke Nnaji, right, pulls down a rebound and is fouled by Pepperdine forward Jan Zidek during the first half of their Wooden Legacy first-round game on Thursday night at Anaheim Arena. (AP Photo/Alex Gallardo)
Arizona guard Josh Green, left, dunks next to Pepperdine center Victor Ohia Obioha during the first half of their Wooden Legacy first-round game on Thursday night at Anaheim Arena. (AP Photo/Alex Gallardo)
Pepperdine guard Jade Smith, left, gets the ball over Arizona guard Nico Mannion during the first half of their Wooden Legacy first-round game on Thursday night at Anaheim Arena. (AP Photo/Alex Gallardo)
Arizona forward Ira Lee, center, splits the defense of Pepperdine forward Kessler Edwards, left, and guard Skylar Chavez, right, and another defender during the first half of their Wooden Legacy first-round game on Thursday night at Anaheim Arena. (AP Photo/Alex Gallardo)
Arizona forward Zeke Nnaji, right, drives to the basket as Pepperdine forward Jan Zidek defends during the first half of their Wooden Legacy first-round game on Thursday night at Anaheim Arena. (AP Photo/Alex Gallardo)
Pepperdine guard Darryl Polk Jr., left, grabs the ball as Arizona guard Josh Green, right, dives for it during the second half of their Wooden Legacy first-round game on Thursday night at Anaheim Arena. (AP Photo/Alex Gallardo)
Arizona forward Zeke Nnaji, right, dunks next to Pepperdine forward Kameron Edwards during the second half of their Wooden Legacy first-round game on Thursday night at Anaheim Arena. (AP Photo/Alex Gallardo)
Pepperdine coach Lorenzo Romar reacts to a referee's call during the first half of their Wooden Legacy first-round game against Arizona on Thursday night at Anaheim Arena. (AP Photo/Alex Gallardo)
Pepperdine forward Kessler Edwards, left, reaches for the ball as Arizona guard Josh Green, right, closes in during the second half of their Wooden Legacy first-round game on Thursday night at Anaheim Arena. (AP Photo/Alex Gallardo)
Arizona head coach Sean Miller directs his players during the second half of their Wooden Legacy first-round game against Pepperdine on Thursday night at Anaheim Arena. (AP Photo/Alex Gallardo)
Pepperdine guard Skylar Chavez, left, competes for a loose ball with Arizona guard Josh Green during the second half of their Wooden Legacy first-round game on Thursday night at Anaheim Arena. (AP Photo/Alex Gallardo)
Arizona forward Ira Lee, left, blocks a shot by Pepperdine forward Kameron Edwards during the second half of their Wooden Legacy first-round game on Thursday night at Anaheim Arena. (AP Photo/Alex Gallardo)
Pepperdine coach Lorenzo Romar, a former Arizona assistant, hugs Arizona guard Josh Green during the first half of their Wooden Legacy first-round game on Thursday night at Anaheim Arena. Arizona won 93-91. (AP Photo/Alex Gallardo)
ANAHEIM — There aren't many freshmen who have the confidence this early in the season to drive the length of the floor for the game-winning shot. Fortunately for Arizona, it has one in Nico Mannion.
Mannion went coast to coast and made a running layup that banked in high off the glass with four seconds remaining to lift the 14th-ranked Wildcats to a 93-91 victory over Pepperdine on Thursday night in a Wooden Legacy first-round game at Anaheim Arena.
"Before I pushed it I was looking up the floor to Josh (Green) or Dylan (Smith) on the wing," said Mannion, who finished with 16 points and 11 assists. "Once I got down there I was thinking it was going to be a shot or a quick kick out. I kind of floated it up and it went in."
Pepperdine's Colbey Ross hit an off-balance jumper to tie it at 91 before Mannion drove the floor for the winning basket. Ross' heave from midcourt went off the glass as time expired.
One person who wasn't surprised by Mannion's aggressiveness was his coach, Sean Miller, who saw the 6-foot-3 point guard make those types of plays when he was recruiting him.
"He's made a lot of game-winners in his day. That's who he is as a player," Miller said. "He's poised for a freshman. That was an old-school hook off the glass."
The game featured 24 ties and 13 lead changes as both teams shot 50 percent or better from the floor and combined for 24 3-pointers.
Green led the Wildcats (7-0) with 24 points, while Zeke Ninaji had 16 points and 11 rebounds. Smith added 16 points.
Kameron Edwards was Pepperdine's leading scorer with 21 points. Skylar Chavez and Ross had 20 apiece.
Pepperdine coach Lorenzo Romar, an assistant on Miller's staff at Arizona for one season after he was fired at Washington, said the Waves gambled by attempting a tying shot with seven seconds left and lost.
"What we didn't want to happen is take the last shot and if we didn't make it the game was over," Romar said. "Nico hit a big-time shot that was pretty well defended."
The Wildcats had won their first six games by an average of 30.3 points, the largest margin in the nation, but this was their first game away from the McKale Center.
The score was tied 42-all at halftime before Arizona opened a 69-57 lead midway through the second half with a 13-2 run keyed by three consecutive 3-pointers from Green.
Pepperdine (3-4) got back into the game with nine straight points, including six by Chavez. The Waves tied it at 74 on Edwards' fast-break dunk off a steal with 6:47 remaining.
"I thought we would be able to hold steady on that gap after our run. I didn't think they would punch it back to tie it," Miller said.
Arizona shot 60.7 percent for the night and went 18 of 25 in the second half. The Wildcats did not miss consecutive shots over the final 24 minutes, but they went 14 for 24 from the free-throw line (58 percent) for the night, which helped Pepperdine stay in the game.
Three of the Waves' four losses are to Pac-12 teams.
Arizona will face Penn in a semifinal on Friday at 8:30 p.m., while Pepperdine will meet UCF in a consolation game at 6 p.m.
In other first-round games …
Penn 68, UCF 67: AJ Brodeur had 23 points 9-of-12 shooting, Devon Goodman had 19 points, and Penn edged past UCF. Ryan Betley added 14 points and 10 rebounds for the Quakers (4-2).
Goodman hit two free throws to give Penn a 68-65 lead with 27 seconds left. UCF missed three shots on its ensuing possession and a tie-up gave Penn possession of the ball with 3.4 seconds remaining, but an errant inbound pass gave it back to the Knights. Darin Green Jr. then hit what was originally called the tying 3-pointer at the buzzer but, after a video replay review, it was ruled a 2-point basket and the Quakers escaped with the win.
Collin Smith tied a career-high with 22 points and had 12 rebounds for UCF (3-2). Dazon Ingram added 17 points and 13 rebounds and Green finished with 11 points.
Wake Forest 65, Charleston 56: With an offense stuck in neutral, Wake Forest used its size advantage and turned up the defensive pressure late to pull out a victory.
The Demon Deacons got 14 points and 14 rebounds from 7-foot reserve center Olivier Sarr and another 10 points and 10 rebounds from 6-8 forward Isaiah Mucius to win for the fourth time in their past six games.
Torry Johnson had 13 points and Brandon Childress added 10, with six assists, as Wake Forest (4-2) earned its first victory on California soil since winning the 2008 version of this tournament, then known as the 76 Classic.
"We had to guys in Olivier and Isaiah that had a double-double and that's big for us, cleaning up the glass," Wake Forest coach Danny Manning said. "That's something that we work on. Making sure we had contested shots and rebounding the basketball was the focus down the stretch."
Zep Jasper scored 13 points and Grant Riller added 11 as Charleston (3-3) lost for the third time in its past four games.
Wake Forest shot just 19 of 53 (35.8 percent) from the field in the victory while Charleston was 21 of 55 (38.2 percent). The Demon Deacons ended up going 21 for 27 from the free-throw line, including 14 for 17 in the second half. Charleston was 7 for 14 from the line.
"That was the emphasis for us – to drive the ball, and I thought we drove it; we didn't get the call," Charleston coach Earl Grant said. "That's life. Sometimes it goes your way and sometimes it doesn't. It was plus-13 at the free-throw line in terms of the number of attempts they took and that's a big number."
Wake Forest scored 11 of its last 13 points from the free-throw line over the final 5:16 after going 1 for 8 from the field down the stretch.
It was just the fourth time in 46 games Wake Forest came away with a victory after shooting 35.8 percent or lower from the field. Two of those victories have come this season.
"There were a few shots we would like to take back, but a lot of those were good looks for us, we just didn't knock them down," Manning said.
Sarr was the exception field-goal-percentage wise. He was 4 for 6 from the field.
"Coming off the bench is bringing energy to the team and doing a lot of talking on defense," Sarr said. "It was just being a presence in the paint."
Wake Forest pushed a two-point lead at halftime to 10 points at 43-34 with 14:25 left, and the Demon Deacons held on from there, despite shooting just 38.5 percent from the field in the second half.
Charleston cut its deficit to 56-53 on a 3-pointer by Jasper with 3:29 left, before Sarr scored four points in a 7-0 run for Wake Forest to push the lead back to 10 at 63-53 with 1:16 remaining.
Brevin Galloway and Jaylen McManus scored 10 points each for Charleston.
Wake Forest will take on Long Beach State, which rallied to beat Providence, in a semifinal on Friday at 11 a.m., while Charleston will face Providence in the consolation bracket at approximately 1:30 p.m.
WOODEN LEGACY (Friday schedule)
Semifinal: Long Beach State vs. Wake Forest, 11 a.m.
Consolation: Providence vs. Charleston, approx. 1:30 p.m.
Consolation: Pepperdine vs. UCF, 6 p.m.
Semifinal: No. 14 Arizona vs. Penn, approx. 8:30 p.m.
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Bedroom Styles | Folks today need something unique and special particularly for his or her living place. That is why modern homes look so unique and in all probability even weird. Fashionable homes are extremely unique within the approach they appear, and it's somehow confusing to spot. However, bedroom styles aren't that confusing. There are many rules or identical structures governing the approach modern homes are engineered. Discovering those rules is quite helpful particularly for people who need to own mainstream modern house. It's also useful for people who need to go more unique construction to discover something recent.
From outside, it's clear that modern homes are equipped with mirrors replacing the wall. This distinctive style is not without a reason. The huge glass windows in bedroom styles are meant to save some energy by letting light-weight returning into the house. There isn't any need to flip on the lamp anymore particularly before night comes. Secondly, those glass windows are meant to produce health for individuals within. We tend to all grasp that UV light-weight can kill some mean bacteria, and that is solely a little thing that may be achieved through huge glasses.
In addition to glass windows, it's also potential to discover flat rooftop. Even though it's referred to as as flat, it's potential to seek out it declining for water drainage. Fashionable individuals love this selection because it's practically cheaper. It's because the world coverage for the roof is reduced by twenty fivep.c or so. For appearance purpose, it essentially makes a house simpler that actually makes the house look modern. In addition, it also looks nice particularly when seen from below. The structure appears mix quite well with surroundings because of its flat surface. bedroom styles are fully nice selection that may be used for your new homes. Having those components can build your house just like different modern house today.


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This directory contains [Cloud Text-to-Speech API](https://cloud.google.com/text-to-speech/) Go snippets.

## Snippets

### Audio Profile

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Global Inflatable Marine Life Rafts Market Research Report 2018 documented by GlobalInfoResearch.biz is a professional and in-depth study on the current state of the industry with a focus on the Chinese market. The report provides key statistics on the market status of the Inflatable Marine Life Rafts manufacturers and is a valuable source of guidance and direction for companies and individuals interested in the industry.
Inflatable Marine Life Rafts can be used by enterprises to support a wide range of business decisions ranging from operational to strategic. Basic operating decisions include product positioning or pricing. Strategic business decisions involve priorities, goals and directions at the broadest level.
The report covers diverse segments such as industrial applications that are analyzed thoroughly in terms of technology developments, market conditions and opportunities, along with five-year forecasts. Inflatable Marine Life Rafts is estimated to have a significant growth in the market during the forecast period owing to increasing demand for real-time data analytics and rising revenue.
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Busch-powerDock with charging connection for Apple*-Lightning or USB type C –Busch-Jaeger offers many solutions for optimum charging. The ideal docking station for docking iPhones* and iPods*.No irritating searching for cables. The energy station is always at the same location.
Energy stations directly in a flush-mounted box are becoming more and more popular in private homes, hotels and functional buildings. With the new Busch-powerDock Busch-Jaeger offers an optimum solution - and this either for the lightning connection for Apple* devices or for the future standardized smartphone energy station interface, the USB-C connection.
The mobile terminal device is simply plugged onto the lightning or USB-C connection and the charging process runs. The new type C socket is not only more compact, but also more comfortable. This is because it no longer matters how the plug fits into the socket of the smartphone. An additional advantage is the quick charging function with the support of the quick-charge standard. Die Apple*-Lightning charging interface is MFi certified and makes the quickest charging time possible with a charging current of up to 2100 mA. The Busch-powerDock can be combined with all Busch-Jaeger switch ranges (except Decento® and impuls).


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We strive to help our children learn about God's love through the stories of Holy Scripture and build relationships that matter. Our Children's ministry is designed to partner with parents as we watch children mature in their faith journey.


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Феспий (Теспий, ) — персонаж древнегреческой мифологии. Царь Феспий, города в Беотии. Сын Эрехтея, знатный муж из Афин. Жена Мегамеда, 50 дочерей (либо дочери родились от разных жен, по Диодору).

Киферонский лев пожирал коров Амфитриона и Феспия. Когда Геракл собрался охотиться на льва, Феспий радушно принимал его 50 дней и каждую ночь посылал к нему одну из дочерей. По другой версии, Геракл сочетался со всеми дочерьми в одну ночь, кроме одной, которая не пожелала, тогда он осудил её остаться девушкой и жрицей в его храме. Ещё по одной версии, он сочетался со всеми, причём самая старшая и самая младшая родили двойни. Либо дочерей было 12.

Феспий очистил от скверны Геракла после убийства им детей. Геракл поручил, чтобы Феспий 7 его сыновей оставил у себя, 3 отослал в Фивы (по Диодору, 2), а 40 отправил на Сардинию. 7 оставшихся в Феспиях называют «демухами» (беот. дамухи), потомки их, по словам Диодора Сицилийского, правили городом «до недавнего времени».

Список Феспиад (дочерей Феспия)

 Аглая. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Антиада.
 Антиопа. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Алопия.
 Антиппа. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Гипподрома.
 Анфея. (Антея.) Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу *** (имя сына испорчено в рукописи).
 Аргела. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Клеолая
 Асопида. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Ментора.
 Геликонида. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Фалия.
 Гесихия. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Ойстроблета.
 Гиппа. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Капила.
 Гиппократа. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Гиппозига.
 Евбея. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Олимпа.
 Евбота. (Эвбота.) Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Еврипила.
 Еври*** (имя испорчено в рукописи). Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Телевтагора.
 Еврибия. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Полилая.
 Еврипила. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Архедика.
 Евритела. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Левкиппа.
 Ифида. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Келевстанора.
 Каламетида. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Астибия.
 Керта. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Иобета.
 Клитиппа. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Еврикапия
 Ксантида. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Гомолиппа.
 Лаофоя. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Антифа.
 Лиса. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Евмеда.
 Лисидика. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Телеса.
 Лисиппа. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Эрасиппа
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 Олимпуса. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Галократа.
 Ория. (Орея?). Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Лаомена.
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 Тифиса. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Линкея
 Токсикрата. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Ликурга.
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 Эксола. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Эритраса
 Элахея. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Булея.
 Эона. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Аместрия.
 Эпилаида. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Астианакса.
 Эрато. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Династа.
 Эсхреида. Дочь Феспия и Мегамеды. Родила Гераклу Левкона.

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Fortune of Japan's 50 richest people grew by $249 billion amid pandemic
Finance Apr 22, 2021
The cumulative wealth of Japan's 50 wealthiest people surged by 48% over the past year despite the challenging economic times due to the coronavirus pandemic. The group accumulated an additional $249 billion amid the resumption of economic activities, The Japan Times reports.
The billionaires benefitted from export markets rebound alongside resurgence in the benchmark Nikkei Stock Average. According to the statement from Forbes Asia:
"After contracting nearly 5% in 2020, Japan's economy remained on course for a strong recovery thanks to a rebound in exports and anticipation of the upcoming summer Olympic Games in Tokyo. The benchmark Nikkei 225 stock index climbed 54% from a year ago, shrugging off uncertainty from government-imposed measures in April to fight surging Covid-19 infections."
Forbes notes that each of the top 50 wealthy individuals saw their fortune surpass the $1 billion mark. Top on the list is SoftBank Group Chairman and CEO Masayoshi Son, with a fortune amounting to $44.4 billion.
His wealth more than doubled after a successful initial public offering by companies SoftBank has invested in.
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Fast Retailing Chairman and CEO Tadashi Yanai, behind the Uniqlo casual clothing chain, is second, with his wealth growing 90% to $42.0 billion.
The list also has new entrants like founder Itaru Tanimura of medical information portal provider M3 at position 40. Furthermore, cloud services Rakus founder Takanori Nakamura ranks in the 45th position.
Notably, billionaires who ran pachinko parlors dropped since their businesses were among the most hit by the pandemic. Tycoons whose fortune dropped include Chang-woo Han, who ranked 35 with a net worth of $1.69 billion. Others include Yoji Sato, who runs Dynam Japan Holdings.
America's 10% richest people control 69% of household wealth
Our previous research also highlighted that the top wealthiest people in the U.S. had amassed more fortune, accounting for a significant share of the country's cumulative household wealth. The findings show that about 10% of the United States upper-class account for 69.2% of the country's total household wealth as of Q4 2020.
The research shows that the country's top 1% richest controls a fortune of $38.91 trillion, translating to 31.4% of the entire household wealth. Another 9% of the rich account for 38.2% of the household wealth at $46.99 trillion.
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Solidarity with Iraqi workers
1. The situation in Iraq three years after the invasion and overthrow of Saddam is one of chaos and instability within which none of the contending forces (the occupying powers, the Sunni-Baathist insurgency, the Shia and Kurdish parties, the labour movement) is strong enough to impose its will on the others.
This stalemate is reflected in: * the continuing inability of the parties elected in December 2005 to form a government representative of all sections of the Iraqi people; * the inability of the US and its allies to defeat the insurgency or even to find reliable allies with mass popular support; * the inability of the 'resistance' to force the occupation out; * the possibility of a civil war, in which any effective central authority would cease to exist.
2. This situation is far messier and has not resulted in any of the more clear cut scenarios we foresaw.
Our 2003 AGM document stated: "Out of this US/Iraq war could develop a political quagmire which would open up a whole new chapter in the history of imperialism. After an initial success against Saddam Hussein, the USA could get drawn into trying to impose effective (if not formal) colonial rule on Iraq, by way of heavy involvement by the US military to suppress mass popular resistance to a replacement regime which lacks a domestic political base and becomes in effect just a puppet government." Our 2004 document stated: "31. The US would certainly like to find some way to hand over authority to Iraqis, and (gradually) withdraw its military forces. This looks harder in practice. The possibility remains that the US and its UK allies could get bogged down in Iraq for a long time; or they might look to some other, non-democratic way to hand over 'authority' (e.g. covertly sponsoring a coup of some kind through which a general takes power who is able to appear as not simply US-imposed but can be guaranteed to work within rules acceptable to the USA).
32. Or perhaps they will manage the transition successfully.
There are historical precedents for American-dominated military occupation leading to the creation of functioning, prosperous bourgeois democracies - Europe and Japan after the Second World War... The parallels are limited: there was nothing comparable to the Iraqi 'resistance' in the post-war period; the scale of the devastation - and of the economies which had suffered it - was far greater." While there is certainly a quagmire, things have turned out differently. Elements of both these scenarios have come about – there have been significant steps towards bourgeois democracy through elections, as we recognised in 2005, yet no stable state has emerged. While there are no obvious candidates for a puppet government and there is no indication that the US wants or is able to impose direct colonial rule, the occupiers still exercise an effective veto over developments. These two elements – an elected government that does not represent US interests and the continuing power of the occupation – are in tension and potentially serious conflict, though it may be in the interests of both to negotiate a modus vivendi. The nihilistic 'resistance' does not represent a viable (let alone desirable) political alternative.
We have neither full self-determination and democracy, on the one hand, nor a US-imposed regime, on the other. Nor is it likely that either of these alternatives will come about in the near future. The most likely course is a continuation of the present chaos with the prospect of development into civil war.
Sectarian tension is increasing in Iraq. The development of that sectarian tension into full-scale civil war would mean not only the almost certain destruction of the labour movement and any democratic organisation, but also the bloody tearing-apart of Iraq into statelets controlled by political Islamists or the Kurdish warlord parties. A positive development has been the creation of community self-defence militias aimed against sectarian violence in some areas. This would have to be on a massively larger scale to counter the trend towards civil war.
3. For Iraqis who were initially happy with the overthrow of Saddam and hoped this would lead to something better, the occupation has brought the senseless brutality and slaughter of civilians, the economic looting by US rulers, the arrogance, the casual deployment of lethal firepower, arbitrary arrests and torture, and a failure to make good the damage of the war so that many of the basic necessities of life, such as a reliable power supply still do not exist.
There is therefore a bitterness and disillusionment with the results of the occupation even amongst those not politically sympathetic to the 'resistance'. Recent opinion polls1 show between 70-80% of Iraqis favouring withdrawal, with a broadly equal proportion favouring a deadline of six months and of two years (though the proportions of Shia, Kurds and Sunni differ radically). 76% believe the US would not withdraw if asked.
In the face of mounting losses and the growing unpopularity of the war in the US, there is emerging among sections of the US ruling class who supported the war a willingness to consider a 'cut and run' withdrawal from Iraq. While this not an immediate prospect – and would mark a political defeat on the scale of Vietnam – the US desire to minimise its own casualties is already leading to an abandonment of parts of the country. A sudden scuttling by the USA would tip the country into a fullscale civil war. But the USA's current course leads more slowly to the same conclusion.
In Solidarity 3/80, the article "Iraq: Has The Time Come For "Troops Out Now"? noted: " Should socialists therefore adopt the call for immediate US-British withdrawal, on the grounds that catastrophe is almost certain and delaying withdrawal will only worsen it?
The case for that gets stronger by the day. The occupying forces were always an element in the chaos, as well as a "promise" that they might set a framework in which a bourgeois-democratic government with enough support to survive could emerge as an alternative to the chaos. More and more now, they are only a component of the chaos...
The sober truth needs to be clearly recognised that the trend of events is away from any benign scenario for Iraq's future. "The occupation has thus not been a force standing apart from a descent into chaos created purely by intra-Iraqi conflicts set loose by the overthrow of Saddam. The US and UK do not just 'hold the ring'. Their policies and actions have played a major (though not the only) role in creating a situation that may lead to civil war. They have acted as recruiting agents for the 'resistance'.
4. The situation has degenerated beyond the point where a 'benign' scenario (which has been unlikely since the end of the invasion) is on the cards. Almost all the likely scenarios in Iraq, based on current trends, are unfavourable for the labour movement.
Even if the occupation forces succeed in stabilising the fragile state structure, those left in control are unlikely to show sympathy for labour and democratic movements. The electoral majority is held by Shi'ite Islamists who are responsible for the Decree 875 of August 2005, in principle establishing full government control over all trade-union funds, and for the introduction of a constitution which deletes the right to strike stipulated, at least in principle, in the Transitional Administrative Law.
The forces that could create a more positive outcome – above all, the labour movement – are not at present strong enough to be effective in changing this situation. For that to become a possibility, the Iraqi labour movement must survive and develop, organisationally and politically. It has since 2003 been able to benefit from the openings created by the overthrow of Saddam. This 'breathing space' is a contingent result of the invasion and the lack of a stable regime, on the one hand, and its own weakness, on the other. It is currently on the defensive, marginalised by, on the one hand, the rise to power of the Shi'ite Islamists (in uneasy alliance with the US/ UK occupation forces); on the other the sectarian conflict.
5. AWL was against the war. We offer no support to the American, British, or any ruling class, their states, their politicians, or their armies. We analyse the motives of the American, British and other ruling classes in their dealings with Iraq; solidarise with the new Iraqi labour movement wherever it clashes with the occupiers; indict US/UK misdeeds unsparingly; say to those Iraqi socialists whom we can reach and to people in Britain that they cannot rely on the US and UK to bring democracy. We long ago, before the war, pointed out that the occupation of Iraq would not curb Islamist terrorism.
We say that the peoples of Iraq must have self determination. Self-determination and the ending of the occupation is a precondition for consistent democracy in Iraq.
We maintain a stance of hostility to the troops and we do not call on the British and Americans to stay.
6. Our programme for Iraq remains as spelled out in our March 2005 pamphlet: Solidarity with the Iraqi workers' movement Against the US/UK occupation of Iraq Against the Islamist/ ex-Ba'thist militias For a secular democratic republic Full civil rights for all, including equality for women Self-determination for the Kurds and rights for minorities For a workers' government in Iraq.
7. Our practical activity in Britain on the question of Iraq should focus round building Iraq Union Solidarity.
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Space-saving stand is constructed of heavy duty steel and assembles in minutes without any tools.
Good price and quality and reasonable delivery. Seems sturdy, unsure it will stand up to elements but no reason to suspect it won't. Takes up more room than you expect. Not overly keen on the actual hammock but got this more for the frame so happy.
Photo completely misrepresents what it looks like assembled. It comes out basically a tube and even though it has other holes to connect the hammock to, it does not stretch that far. Went back into the box immediately and returned the following day.
How wide is the widest part of the frame?
The widest part of the metal frame for the Argos Home Metal Hammock is 120 cm.
What are the dimensions for the seating material of this hammock (not including the ropes)?
The Cotton Fabric Bed surface is 200cm x 140cm.
What is the footprint of the base?
The area of the hammock is 3.12m*2 (meters squared).


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Philadelphia, PA, May 23 – Ira Turret, USA Overall Golf Chairman, is pleased to announce the appointment of Bruce Fleisher as the Head Coach for the USA Open Golf Team participating in the 19th World Maccabiah Games in Israel, July 17-30, 2013.
"I was delighted and honored when Bruce Fleisher volunteered to coach the USA Open Golf Team," said Turret. "Bruce is an invaluable member of both the PGA and Champions Golf Tours and his professional golfing achievements are well known. Bruce is a wonderful person and has a history with the Maccabiah as a player and coach and we believe he will influence and enhance our already high expectations for the team."
Fleisher, who is the third youngest player to win the U.S. Amateur (1968), turned pro in 1969 – the same year he participated in the 8th Maccabiah Games in Israel, where he won a gold medal. Fleisher returned to Israel in 1989 to coach the USA Open Golf Team at the 13th Maccabiah Games which won the Team gold. He has gone on to pursue an illustrious career on the PGA and Champions Golf Tours and will bring his wealth of experience to coach the team to their highest potential.
"Going back to Israel to represent the USA at the World Maccabiah Games is truly an honor," Fleisher said. "After playing professionally, I really feel, it is my time to give back. I know it will be a tough competition, but I hope to guide the team to the winners circle. I am also looking forward to experiencing the ISRAEL CONNECT cultural and educational program with the Team, because this competition is about more than just winning, it's about connecting with other Jews and the State of Israel."
Maccabi USA is seeking the best Jewish golfers to represent the USA at the 19th World Maccabiah Games. In order to qualify, all athletes must fill out an application for the team and qualifier at maccabiusa.com. The qualifier is scheduled for July 15-18, 2012 in Palm Beach Gardens, FL. All questions about eligibility and the qualifier can be directed to Ira Turret at iatlaw@aol.com.
Maccabi USA (MUSA) is a federally-recognized not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization with an extensive history of enriching Jewish lives through athletic, cultural and educational programs. The organization is the official sponsor of the United States Team to the World Maccabiah Games, the Pan American Maccabi Games and the Maccabi competitions in Europe and Australia, as well as a sponsor of the JCC Maccabi Games for teens in North America. As the official Maccabi representative in the U.S., Maccabi USA supports Jewish athletic endeavors, enhanced by cultural and educational activities in the United States, Israel and throughout the Diaspora.
MUSA develops, promotes and supports international, national and regional athletic-based activities and facilities. It strives to provide Jewish athletes the world over the opportunity to share their heritage and customs in competitive athletic settings. MUSA supports programs that embody the Maccabi ideals of Jewish Continuity, Zionism and Excellence in Sport. Maccabi USA Builds Jewish Pride Through Sports.


With one month to go until the 2018 Women's Climbing Symposium, we are delighted to announce Caroline Ciavaldini as the third headline speaker.
Fresh from an adventure climbing waterfalls in Japan, Caro will join Anna Stöhr and Beth Rodden in a strong line-up celebrating #myclimbingjourney – exploring the stories, adventures, people and places that climbing brings to our lives.
The eighth annual Women's Climbing Symposium takes place at HarroWall, London on 6th October 2018, its mission to connect, develop and inspire women's climbing through collective climbing experiences, the latest research and the best coaching.
With our largest space and audience to date, the programme is jam-packed with expert coaches and quality speakers. Other highlights include Naomi Buys' canny climbing tips, Hazel Findlay's workshop on mental training, and highball boulderer Nina Williams' focus talk on dealing with fear.
To buy tickets and for the latest news visit www.womensclimbingsymposium.com and follow us on facebook and @womenclimbs on twitter and @womensclimbing on instagram.


I hear there was another HilLIARy vs Baraka HUSSEIN Obama Democrat demolition derby tonight. No TV, didn't see it, how did it go?
My favorite so far that I heard on the radio the other day was Hiliary talking about how she was taught to shoot guns and duck hunt at an early age on some lake. Then I heard a press conference with Obama where he was calling her "Annie Oakley" ha ha ha ....it is great entertainment.


Motorola has outed the name of its newest smartphone -Moto X Force. Yes, boys and girls, that's going to be the name of the phone we until very recently were referring to as 'Bounce'. Along with the official name, we also have a leaked image of the device soon to be made available for retail.
It has been tagged as "shatterproof" by Motorola thereby suggesting a military MIL-STD rating of some sort. Being water and dust resistant through an IP factor is one of the other features it is equipped with. The smartphone boasts of Snapdragon 810 chip from Qualcomm, 3GB of RAM, 32 or 64GB of storage, as well as a 3,760 mAh battery, which, let us remind you, is bigger than that of the Moto X Play. The screen will be of a 5.43-inch QHD kind, and the rear camera will be the same 21 MP as in the other two Moto X-branded devices launched earlier this year. All these features along with a 5 MP front camera to go with it all, is what Moto X has to offer.


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L'autoroute A623 est un segment autoroutier résiduel de 415 mètres constitué d'un pont et de 2 giratoires de l'échangeur du Palays du Périphérique de Toulouse au sud-est de Toulouse à proximité de la commune de Ramonville-Saint-Agne. Elle n'a donc pas de caractéristiques autoroutières. Elle permet de connecter les autoroutes A61 et A620 à la RD 813 (ex-RN 113). C'est l'autoroute la plus courte de France.

Desserte
 RD 813 (ex-RN 113) vers Carcassonne
 Parc Technologique du Canal

Historique

Auparavant d'une longueur de 2,7 kilomètres, l'autoroute était directement connectée via une bretelle autoroutière à l'A 61 et le périphérique de Toulouse ( du périphérique).

Elle comportait, à mi-parcours environ, un échangeur non numéroté permettant d'accéder à une zone d'activités industrielles et de recherche, le Parc technologique du Canal. Elle est à , sauf au niveau de cet échangeur où elle passe à  (les voies extérieures deviennent les voies de décélération et d'accélération de l'échangeur).

Anciens parcours
  (Échangeur du Palays)
  Parc Technologique du Canal, Ramonville-Saint-Agne, Z.I. Ramonville

Déclassement
La section entre le giratoire ouest de l'échangeur du Palays et la RN 113 a été déclassée en 2010.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Lien externe
Fiche autoroutière de l'A623 sur WikiSara

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Someone posted this and it kindled a memory.
In a military Chow Hall, it is customary to set up a Memorial Day Table or "Place for the Fallen" at the table.
We had one in Iraq.
It wasn't as pretty of course.
A mortar round hit it.
Just a bit of shrapnel.


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Students from Simon Fraser University continue their research on the invasive lionfish in Eleuthera
Three months ago, the Cape Eleuthera Institute (CEI) welcomed back Simon Fraser University (SFU), and their 2015 field team of seven researchers. Based in British Columbia on the west coast of Canada (with two more collaborators joining them from the University of Bristol, UK), they made the trip down to Eleuthera to continue their research on various aspects of the lionfish invasion in The Bahamas. From acoustics to nutrient dynamics projects, the summerwas a dynamic one for SFU, filled to the brim with scientific escapades. And the most important thing they've learned? Every problem can be solved with cinder blocks and cable ties.
May kicked off with an exciting collaboration between the SFU team and Brendan and Sophie Nedelec from the University of Bristol that delved into the effects of lionfish on the acoustics of a coral reef – are reefs with lots of lionfish perhaps quieter than those with fewer or no lionfish? To tackle this question, the team needed more than keen eyes, and their ears certainly weren't sharp enough to pick up on any differences. Sophie and Brendan came down equipped with a hydrophone, accelerometer, DJ-like switchboard, and a lot of cords that were loaded onto the boat and brought out to patch reefs to take sound recordings during the day and at night (when lionfish are typically hunting).
So what exactly do coral reefs sound like? Well, kind of like frying bacon! It was pretty magical to listen to the cracks of snapping shrimp complimented with the periodic grunt of a fish swimming by. Sophie and Brendan, along with two members of the SFU team, departed at the end of May, but the remaining five researchers were kept busy for the remaining two months, pursuing their questions surrounding the lionfish invasion.
Nicola Smith came down to Eleuthera this summer seeking to answer questions surrounding both the lethal and non-lethal effects of groupers (native predators) on lionfish. In other words: (1) are groupers eating lionfish (lethal), and (2) even if they're not necessarily a direct predation threat, is it possible that their presence has an indirect, fear-induced effect on lionfish (non-lethal)? In their efforts to address the first question, Nicola and the team could often be found collecting grouper stomachs from the fishermen around Cape Eleuthera. These stomachs will be dissected to see what the grouper are eating, and if there are any lionfish in there!
To look into the non-lethal effects of grouper on lionfish, we kicked off the summer by catching 40 lionfish, and giving them each a unique UV tag to identify them. After these lionfish were distributed across 12 patch reefs (of varying grouper densities), the team conducted dawn and mid-day behavioural surveys for the remainder of the summer. These surveys required (very) early mornings, but by the time the team was in the water at 5am surrounded by bioluminescence, they were pretty happy scientists.
Do prey fish learn to recognize lionfish as a predator with a hungry appetite? If they do, are their antipredator behaviours effective against lionfish? Adrienne Berchtold, an MSc student, spent the summer answering these questions. Her project required catching parrotfish off of high lionfish density and low lionfish density patch reefs throughout the summer. Why the density difference? Adrienne is interested in whether parrotfish from high density reefs have perhaps learned to recognize lionfish as predators and as such are more effective at evading them than parrotfish from low density reefs that may not recognize lionfish as predators and are more susceptible to predation. Adrienne and the team exercised laser concentration and perfect silence as they observed parrotfish behaviour in response to lionfish and grouper (a native predator) during behavioural trials conducted in the CEI labs.
Fiona Francis is interested in nutrient dynamics in tropical marine systems. Fiona spent the summer quantifying how fish aggregations can influence primary production by providing essential nutrients for seagrass and algal growth. To do so, Fiona and the team created 24 cages filled with varying densities of grunts and measured seagrass and algal growth around them. Using 120 cinder blocks, endless yards of mesh and more zip ties than one can count, Fiona and the team created some beautiful "grunt condos"! On days when she wasn't switching grunts in and out of cages or collecting tiles for processing, Fiona could be found taking over the boathouse with coolers, fish, and a whole lot of Ziploc bags! Part of her project continued from her work last year at CEI involves measuring the nutrients that different species of fish excrete, and to do this she incubated individual fish in bags of seawater for a short period of time. By taking water samples before and after incubation, she is able to look the amounts of phosphorus and nitrogen that each fish excretes. Fiona can then look at the relative nutrient contributions different fish species make to coral reefs. The biggest challenge for the team came when they had to figure out how to measure excretion from a lionfish without them puncturing their bag (hint: it involved A LOT of buckets!).
Back in Canada now, the team is excited to dive (pardon the pun) into their data, and answer the questions they came to CEI with 3 months ago! Field season 2015 was a busy one for SFU, and they couldn't have pulled it off without the fantastic support of everyone at the Cape Eleuthera Institute – thanks!
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Baz, many thanks. Much appreciated.
Enjoyed catching up on your recent works, some great characters and compositions!
Nice one – likewise – always keep look out for your work – lovely Van Der Elsken like portraits but really enjoy the countryside images- excellent work.
Blimey, thank you very much. I'm ashamed to say I just had to look up Van Der Elsken, thanks for that, I will definitely be seeking out more of his work!
no shame – 'Love on the Left Bank' from mid 50's Paris – lovely book/series of images – recommend. all the best.
Thank you again Baz. All the best.


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Katie Salen, ed., "The Ecology of Games: Connecting Youth, Games, and Learning"
Posted on June 13, 2008 by Phillips Academy
The first book that I read in the series of MacArthur/MIT Press's Digital Media and Learning series was "The Ecology of Games: Connecting Youth, Games, and Learning," edited by game designer and educator Katie Salen (open access version here). As with the other books in the series, it's a very important contribution to the scholarly literature of a nascent field. (I've come back to Salen's work just as Urs Gasser and I are turning in the final, final version of our forthcoming book, Born Digital.) "The Ecology of Games" is an excellent primer on where innovation is happening at the intersection between games and learning and where future avenues for research offer promise.
The first essay, Salen's "Toward an Ecology of Gaming," sets the frame for the collection. She recounts, helpfully, those things that "we" know already: "… that play is iterative as is good learning, and that gaming is a practice rooted in reflection in action, which is also a quality of good learning. We know games are more than contexts for the production of fun and deliver just-in-time learning, the development of specialist language, and experimentation with identity and point of view. We know games are procedurally based systems embedded within robust communities of practice. We know that video games and gaming have done much to shape our understanding and misunderstanding of the post-Nintendo generation, and hold a key place in the minds of those looking to empower educators and learners. Beyond their value as entertainment media, games and game modification are currently key entry points for many young people into productive literacies, social communities, and digitally rich identities." (pp. 14 – 15) She ends her chapter with five unanswered questions, each worth reflecting and working on. (p. 15)
James Paul Gee's "Learning and Games" gives an overview of what "good game design" can "teach us about good learning" and vice-versa (p. 21). He offers these insights through what he calls the "situated learning matrix." (pp. 24 – 31) The most illuminating part of his essay for me was the discussion of the ways in which young people form cross-functional teams within gaming environments — and his view of the excellent training opportunities these contexts could hold in terms of training them for workplace experiences. (p. 33)
In "In-Game, In-Room, In-World: Reconnecting Video Game Play to the Rest of Kids' Lives," three authors (Reed Stevens, Tom Satwicz, and Laurie McCarthy) take up a great topic: "whether playing these games affects kids' lives when the machine is off." (p. 41) The key insight for me was the notion of identity: "… young people are indeed forming identities in relation to video games. The idea that they can do things in the game that they cannot do in the real world is only part of the story; the other half is that they hold actions that they control in-game in regular comparative contact with the consequences, and morality, of those actions in the real world. Actions in games, then, are a resource for building identities in the real world, occurring through a reflective conversation that takes place in-room." (p. 62)
"E is or Everyone: The Case for Inclusive Game Design," by Amit Pitaru, followed a different structure than most other essays in the series. It's told as a story about the researcher's time with students at the Henry Viscardi School in Albertson, NY, a "remarkable school" that "educates approximately 200 pre-K to twenty-one-year-old students with a variety of physical disabilities and medical needs." (p. 68)
Through this narrative, Pitaru offers insights on many levels. The essence of the argument is that a lack of play among children poses dangers, many of which can be avoided through digital games when set in the proper context. Pitaru claims further that digital games "provide a viable complementary activity to existing mediated forms of play" for children with disabilities." (p. 85) I wondered, at the end, how many educators would agree with Pitaru, and where other experimentation is happening.
Mimi Ito, as usual, offers an extraordinarily helpful essay. If you read any single essay from the DML series, read this one: "Education vs. Entertainment: A Cultural History of Children's Software." The topic is genres of participation. She tells a story about "commercial children's software, designed to be both fun and enriching, lies at the boundary zone between the resilient structures of education and entertainment that structure contemporary childhoods in the United States." (p. 89) Ito gives an instructive history of the development of games for kids along with a genuinely useful analytical frame and a clear conclusion. She writes, "If I were to place my bet on a genre of gaming that has the potential to transform the systemic conditions of childhood learning, I would pick the construction genre." (p. 115) Here's to tinkering (and to Mimi's great work).
In "The Rhetoric of Video Games," Ian Bogost makes an intriguing argument in favor of "procedural rhetoric" via games. In his view, this approach could enable the questioning of the values behind certain professional practices instead of their blind assumption. (p. 130) I'm not sure I completely got his argument, but it was useful and provocative to puzzle it through.
Anna Everett, the editor of another volume in the series, and S. Craig Watkins offer a counterpoint to much of the rest of the book, exploring ways in which games and other immersive environments are not always socially productive. (p. 143) It's a helpful reminder and a useful link to the DML series book on race.
The most interesting data that is presented in the book comes from the private sector: Cory Ondrejka, then of Linden Labs/Second Life and the Annenberg School (now headed to an exciting new job…), points out some usage statistics about SL in "Education Unleashed: Participatory Culture, Education, and Innovation in Second Life." The most striking — and hopeful — figure was his note that 67% (sixty-seven percent) of respondents to a survey of Teen Second Life users "had written at least one program using the scripting language." (p. 239) Of course it is a tiny sample (384) of self-selected young people, but the tinkering spirit that Mimi Ito highlights in her essay is alive and well in the people that Ondrejka heard from.
Barry Joseph, director of Global Kids, Inc., wrote the concluding essay on "treating games as a form of youth media within a youth development framework." His notion of game design as an element of making meaning through the creation of structures is a great addition to the thinking on semiotic democracy that I think is so crucial in this literature. His theory is well-grounded in experiences he's had with Global Kids, working with teachers and students and corporate supporters, which gives the piece an important series of links to reality that is often missing from our scholarly literature — without giving up the theoretical side.
Salen, Ito, Ondrejka, and Joseph's essays, among others in the book, led me to a conclusion out of the book: in some contexts, great forms of learning may come for some students using well-designed games, primarily of the construction genre. There's not yet sufficient evidence here, in my view, to turn over our entire educational system to games and virtual worlds, but there's plenty to learn from what some young people are doing in these environments during school time and otherwise.
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Do I need to include something to pages that are outside of the app? or do I need to set up somethin in the urls file?
I hope this makes sense as I don't think it's anything to complicated but I just think I'm missing something!
Thanks.
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url(r'blog/(?P<slug>[-\w]+)/$', 'blog.views.blog', name="blog"),
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def blog_index(request):
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    return render_to_response('blog/index.html', {
        'blogs':blogs,
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def blog(request, slug):
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    return render_to_response('blog/blog_post.html', {
        'blog': blog
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class Blog(TimeStampedActivate):
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    def __unicode__(self):
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    @models.permalink
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A: Are you saying that going to mysite.com/blog/ is displaying correctly, but you also want it to be the sites index page at mysite.com?
If so, you need to add a new pattern to your projects urls.py file, like so:
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Yep that second screenshot is much better pizza. very nice graphical style
LouisCyphre
can't make a bad game if you don't finish any games
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Finally able to display sidequest rewards!
Now I need to figure out a better way to separate them than "ugly gradient" okay better
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Self-proclaimed Puzzle Snob
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looking good with that UI. I think I'd nominate Essence Enforcer for best UI Misao. It's really good.
What does it mean? Few know, I guess.
NeverSilent
Got any Dexreth amulets?
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Cashmere, that's from Account Mu, right? I'm curious, why haven't you submitted that game to RMN yet?
@NeverSilent Partly because I don't want to create a gamepage until I feel like the game justifies one. Right now I don't feel like it has enough content to justify its being hosted. I'd like to host it when it has at least 30 minutes - 1hr of gameplay. Enough to fully explore the non-linearity of the game, because right now it is very linear, but the interestingness of the concept relies on its non-linearity. But, judging by the progress I'm making on the game, the demo will be up within the year.
This is a revised version of the library, the previous one was way too dark. Let me know your thoughts!
It feels nice once you get a hold of your game's visuals. Especially if you're like me and can't concentrate on anything else until they're in good shape.
And Pizza, I'm liking the oppressive, gloomy atmosphere I'm getting from all these screenshots.
@Pizza I find this game very intriguing.
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I'll never change. "Me" is better than your opinion, dummy!
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Oh hey, I only just realized that there's a subscribe button at the bottom of each thread!
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Alright, this fight is complete and the lore for Organization XIIICorporation XVI is getting underway.
I recently found a local chap who said he'd be interested in helping out with backgrounds. I've looked at his stuff, and it's clear he ain't any sort of amateur here.
That's not any work he's done for me, just a sample of something of his.
If he does the Pi Dimension, we're golden. He specializes in 3d renderings for a 2D plane, think Abe's Oddysey or Diablo II.
He's already impressive at it, just thinking about the potential him and I could have together is absurd.
Galaxia: Total Coverage isn't just a fantasy project anymore.
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Formerly Luchi.
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Finally started on some sci-fi dungeon tiles.
Wow yuna, very nice!
The statue in this map is based on a real family statue, I think it looks great.
@Essenceblade: I hate the colors in that image so much. It's blinding and clashes with itself so badly. The blue and the teal and the red and the pink and the brown and the gray and the yellow and the green. You just have no idea what color scheme you're going for and the result is a mess.
There also appears to be a flame hovering in outer space to the right of the tree stump? The whole land mass is obviously hovering in the air also so I'm sure the floating flame is intended, but it looks awkward. I would put a torch standing on a tiny piece of ground that's floating out there instead. Having the ground be the only thing that defies gravity will create better thematic consistency.
Also, there shouldn't be rain. It is impossible for there to be rain in this scene because the clouds are below the land. You can see them!
I see what you mean about the colour scheme, but since I made the tileset of multiple segments of multiple maps I guess I couldn't avoid the colour clashing. Part of the clashing (grey earth) was intended though. I should tone down the blue aswell, and fix the plants, really.
Also I forgot to turn the cloud overlay script on, but it's set amongst the clouds, not over.
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Agreed. That whole scene is a visual mess! I've enjoyed a quite a number of classic 2K3 REFMAP games, but I've always felt the shading on the tiles themselves was a bit on the grainy side. You seem to have exasperated the problem even further with the recoloring.
And also, yeah, the cliff tiles. While I loved Ara Fell and the "floating isle" aesthetic, make sure you keep it consistent with the rest of your maps! If you're going to pay homage to the Rm2k3 graphic style - why not use VX to your advantage and tweak the tiles for greater color depth? Or at the very least, keep the palette more consistent.
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My entire world is set in mid air, so I'll definitely keep it consistent.
I will probably edit them for greater depth once I begin to completely parallax my maps in photoshop. The problem is I don't know how to go about tweaking the tiles for greater depth, really.
JosephSeraph
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not exactly screenshots per se, but... Now I have to figure out how to give this interesting passabilities, and make characters that move fluidly in these locales! I'll obviously need a pixel movement script.


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Dell has officially launched the XPS 13 Plus, which has 12th generation Intel chipsets and other features.
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The XPS, Dell's flagship ultrabook model, has received significant hardware and aesthetic improvement. During the CES 2022 presentation, Dell presented the newest XPS, which now comes in a new size and form factor.
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Q: High level process of extracting images from a container Right, this is the problem I have a container (rar,zip) which contains images png's tiffs bmps or jpegs in an order.
The file extension isnt zip or rar though but uses the same compression.
I want to pull out a list of images contained within the file in the numerical order, then depending on the user decision go to the image selected.
I'm not after any code just the high level thought process/logic of how this can be achieved and how it could be achieved on iphone OS.
From what i know of iphone OS it uses a kind of sandbox environment so how would this effect the process as well.
Thanks

A: You can include the libz framework in your project and write some C to manage zipped data. Or you can use Objective-C wrapper classes others have written.
Your application resides in its own sandbox. You can include zip files in the "bundle", i.e. add them to your project, and copy them to the application's Documents folder to work with them. Or you can copy archived data over the network to the application's Documents folder if you don't want to include files in your project.
I don't think the extension matters so much as the data being in the format you expect it to be.
Everything I wrote above is for zip-ped files. If you're working with rar-formatted archives, you'll need to look at making a static library for the iPhone, perhaps from the UnRAR source code.


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我要论到耶和华说:"他是我的避难所,是我的山寨,是我的 神,是我所倚靠的。" I will say of the LORD, "He is my refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom I trust."
他必救你脱离捕鸟人的网罗和毒害的瘟疫。 Surely he will save you from the fowler's snare and from the deadly pestilence.
他必用自己的翎毛遮蔽你,你要投靠在他的翅膀底下。他的诚实是大小的盾牌。 He will cover you with his feathers, and under his wings you will find refuge; his faithfulness will be your shield and rampart.
也不怕黑夜行的瘟疫,或是午间灭人的毒病。 nor the pestilence that stalks in the darkness, nor the plague that destroys at midday.
虽有千人仆倒在你旁边,万人仆倒在你右边,这灾却不得临近你。 A thousand may fall at your side, ten thousand at your right hand, but it will not come near you.
你惟亲眼观看,见恶人遭报。 You will only observe with your eyes and see the punishment of the wicked.
祸患必不临到你,灾害也不挨近你的帐棚。 then no harm will befall you, no disaster will come near your tent.
他们要用手托着你,免得你的脚碰在石头上。 they will lift you up in their hands, so that you will not strike your foot against a stone.
你要踹在狮子和虺蛇的身上,践踏少壮狮子和大蛇。 You will tread upon the lion and the cobra; you will trample the great lion and the serpent.
神说:"因为他专心爱我,我就要搭救他;因为他知道我的名,我要把他安置在高处。 "Because he loves me," says the LORD, "I will rescue him; I will protect him, for he acknowledges my name.
他若求告我,我就应允他;他在急难中,我要与他同在。我要搭救他,使他尊贵。 He will call upon me, and I will answer him; I will be with him in trouble, I will deliver him and honor him.
我要使他足享长寿,将我的救恩显明给他。" With long life will I satisfy him and show him my salvation."


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New Sheffield orchestra looking for more players
A new Sheffield community orchestra has just made its debut performance and is looking for players.
By julia.armstrong1
Tuesday, 30 April, 2019, 23:00
Rehearsals for the new Clifford All Saints Community Orchestra in Sheffield
The Clifford All Saints Community Orchestra performed for the first time yesterday, Wednesday, at All Saints Ecclesall Church with a programme called A Spring Celebration of Music.
The orchestra, which is based around Clifford All Saints primary school, is growing each week and now has over 40 members from age seven to 70-plus.
Clifford pupils and family members make up the core of the orchestra, joined by students from nearby primary and secondary schools.
The orchestra would also welcome more adult musicians who would like to come and play.
Music teacher Rachel Atkinson said: "Many people have played in their youth and then have had no opportunity to be part of an orchestra.
"Now is the time to rediscover lost talent!"
Rehearsals take place on Wednesdays at 3.30pm at Clifford All Saints School on Ringinglow Road for an hour.
Rachel also said what else the orchestra needs.
"We need more instruments – I am sure there are many good instruments tucked away in attics just waiting to be used.
"We need a person who can repair clarinets – we have three already which we can't afford to repair.
"We need a really good piano and we are raising funds for one.
"The whole orchestra is buzzing with enthusiasm," she added.
If you would like to go along and play or have an instrument that you would like to donate or lend to the orchestra, email enquiries @cliffordallsaints.sheffield.sch.uk or call 0114 266 2977.