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Is there any example that uses other than TIME for sampler INPUT?
yoo2001818 March 17, 2019, 8:15am #1
Hello, I'm developing a COLLADA parser with JavaScript, and while I'm reading about the animation part of COLLADA specification,
a small note made me confused.
The COLLADA specification notes that (COLLADA 1.4.1, 2nd Edition, page 5-102)
Keys are often TIME values, but they can be any other variable. For example, it is possible to associate the
rotation of a wheel of a train with the position of the train on the track, so, by moving the train forward or
backward, the wheel and other mechanisms can automatically move.
However, I haven't seen any example doing this, and it doesn't seem to be possible since channel's target is specific channel - matrix, vector, etc.
Furthermore, all other tags don't support specifying input channel - such as object position, rotation, etc. Only TIME seems to be possible because it's a global variable.
<channel source="#Box-Translate-X-Sampler" target="Box/Trans.X"/>
So, is there any example that uses other than TIME for sampler input? Or, is there any COLLADA implementation supporting this feature?
Mick_P March 17, 2019, 10:44am #2
I am wrong here. I misunderstood the question, kind of. See #9 for my new answer.
I don't know if I can be of help, but while I was working on the SIDREF selection function, TIME is listed among the possible targets. At first I included it among the targets, but ultimately decided that it was probably a false lead or that the list of all-caps properties that are most SIDREF targets might have some other application. Ultimately I removed TIME from the SIDREF default resolver. This could be completely unrelated to the animation samplers, which I don't yet have experience with. Still targeting animated parameters is almost always facilitated by SIDREF, so I would not be surprised if there is a connection.
Somewhere else in the manual (perhaps in that table of all-caps properties) I got the impression that TIME would be like a "fourth" property in some circumstances where like a scalar, or vector, or matrix, is glued to a TIME forming a "key" as is commonly meant by "key" in graphics elsewhere, that is a value and its key, which in animation the key is usually a time, but in the sense of pacing and looking up the value as if in a directory, which is the more general meaning of a key in a database.
My impression is COLLADA is very much rough around the edges, and I'd not be at all surprised if parts of its documents are in error or just don't add up…
That said, my reading (and it's not so simple) of the situation is that if you want a factor other than a time table to drive an animation, then the <sampler><input semantic=INPUT source> would specify a <source> that is not time based. The <channel source> is actually a <sampler> and not a <source> it seems. Which is confusing in itself if so.
That said, my understanding of <source> is that it's basically static data. That said, the only method I see to accomplish this is to use a <SIDREF_array> as the the contents of the source. And to be honest, in my experience, that's probably what the authors have in mind, even though the quip there gives no real impression everything that is involved.
COLLADA was left unfinished. It's totally possible there are not examples. If you are working on COLLADA stuff today, you are practically at the ground floor of COLLADA, and you are arguably working on a technology that is fundamentally broken without a new generation of technologists that aim to see the premise/promise fulfilled 10 years after.
Also, I wouldn't call a JavaScript implementation of COLLADA a parser. If you are doing something special perhaps, but JavaScript probably has a reasonable XML parser. After it is parsed, you are in different territory. That is what your application is. But it's not parsing
yoo2001818 March 17, 2019, 10:44am #3
That's kinda sad to hear. I think I should only support TIME for now, since there are no other applications that use other than TIME for animation input.
Maybe I can use IDREF_array to support other values, however, it doesn't look right since there's no way to interpolate values if there are more than two values in the IDREF_array. I'm not sure if <input>'s semantic can be duplicated too.
I know COLLADA is kinda broken, but I didn't see any good alternatives for storing 3D models. Only COLLADA is widely used as an open 3D model exchange format - At least I think so. Recently I found glTF, which looks promising and lightweight. glTF's schema looks similiar to COLLADA's schema too. Maybe I should create glTF loader after finishing COLLADA loader, since I think a lot of code can be shared between them.
And yes, I think I misused the word 'parser' - I was trying to mean loader. My implementation of COLLADA loader uses SAX style parser to convert XML to simple JSON (without using DOM), then the 'processor' converts the intermediate JSON to list of directly uploadable geometries, materials, textures, meshes, and node list, then finally 'renderer' bakes it into render tree, then WebGL renderer reads it and calls WebGL to render them. it looks quite inefficient, but I tried to reuse the code as much as possible.
The code is quite a mess, but feel free to look around them if you'd like. https://github.com/yoo2001818/webglue-collada-loader
I understand, but first, it's SIDREF_array, and not IDREFS (there is an IDREF like type in the schemas but it's not referenced.) Normally the reference to the <source> element would be an xs:anyURI type, which generally has open semantics, but for whatever reason the <source> reference of <input> is the custom type that restricts the URI-like reference to just a fragment, so that it must be local to the document. Presumably the requirement to use # is there so that a future revision/version might extend it to xs:anyURI. I don't know the rational for this.
I wouldn't worry about how to treat an array with more than one SIDREF. Frankly it's not really necessary that the contents of the source are restricted to "_array" types, but the manual says it is, and I don't know but the menu of types is probably limited to the types supplied by the schema.
That said, and assuming I am correct in my understanding, then the only real concern is that other software is unlikely to know what to do with such an input. But there is precedent for such handling in the <newparam> type, which can include <SIDREF> as a variant option. It's very possible that there is no other use for a <SIDREF_array> based <source> but the only way to know would be to scour the manual exhaustively. What I'm trying to say, is this use may be why it is provided in the first place.
COLLADA isn't "broken" so much as left unfinished. It looks like there is a lot of support for it, but it's more like it was a fad for a while, so a lot of people worked on it enthusiastically, but then the bottom fell out. It gives the impression that it's well supported, but it isn't. In theory it might have good support under Maya and 3DSMax, but I doubt it. Still, files that come out of those tend to be better than the average application's. Problem with that software is it's out of reach for regular people, and so there are solid grounds for avoiding that software out of principle.
But you are probably right. I could find no alternatives either last year. So I ended up spending all of 2016 to make COLLADA a viable technology. I didn't plan to, but the XML design makes it very heavy lifting. That's part of the reason it's failed to take hold. Another part is AutoDesk bought every commercial 3-D house, so the original thought behind COLLADA that it would help to be a bridge between these houses is kind of moot after there is only one house. Crazy hyper capitalist age we live in. Right now I think all interest in COLLADA is going to come from noncommercial interests, which for 3-D is kind of a new development.
I think "SAX" is a very awkward technique. Programmers are by nature lazy and shortsighted, so they lean on it. But I find its backward logic tedious and counterproductive. I am busy rewriting the original COLLADA-DOM library, with a space age approach to XML for C++ that I hope will ingratiate COLLADA to the likes of Blender. Which even though it long dropped official support for COLLADA still has it as its default export/import target. Which goes to show you, there's no alternative to it. So we just either have to finish it or invent something from wholecloth. At this stage the former just makes more sense. Especially since we don't have a lot of experience with this sort of thing. That isCOLLADA itself is experimental/groundbreaking futuristic technology.
When WebGL was brand new/experimental I developed a custom JSON loader that isn't SAX based for my own use. There's a design document here (http://en.swordofmoonlight.org/wiki/JSOM/object_reference) just to see what such a thing looks like. I only learned about glTF when I started investigating COLLADA. It didn't exist at the time naturally, and it's still relatively new. On the WWW glTF may make much more sense than COLLADA even though I think it's unproven. All of the existing standards are heavily OpenGL based, and glTF and COLLADA are really two different problem domains.
I hope we are on the cusp of a COLLADA renaissance. I am thrusting myself in the middle of it. Slowly worming my way into the possibility of reviving it. It's not the most brilliant thing in the world. But it got a lot of publicity and so it seems like the best candidate for the basis of an open 3-D standard. We can use all hands on deck
BTW: Is your loader for web pages? Or is it more like a standalone application where JavaScript is the language of choice? Is https://github.com/wkjagt/WebGlue a system the loader is plugging into? I've never heard of it. PS: There are some links on the page upstream from that link I posted with 3-D web applications. Just for fun. I did the project to determine what the performance of JavaScript would be like. I came away from it thinking that it would be a few decades before any substantial 3-D application could be hosted by JavaScript in a browser without a beefier computer than most people can have. Anyway, I feel you. (There are like a thousand 3-D models inside that website, in a database. They all came with an RPG maker made by From Software a long time ago. They are a popular Japanese company nowadays.)
I found this (https://github.com/KhronosGroup/COLLADA-CTS) just now. You might be able to find some examples in here if you've not already tried
Oh my god, I totally forgot about this thread, I'm so sorry.
I know that SAX is pretty awkward, but I just needed to convert COLLADA format into internal JS format, so even though many JavaScript environments support XML DOM, I used SAX for quick parsing. (Not sure if using SAX is actually faster though.)
The loader I'm making now is for web pages, but there are some programs that allow to run Web application as a desktop application. (Basically, it's Chrome browser without fancy stuff) Also, webglue https://github.com/yoo2001818/webglue is just a simple WebGL wrapper, which allows using WebGL by creating JSON-like structure. But webglue-collader-loader doesn't really call webglue by itself, but requires applications to make call to webglue.
JavaScript environment in a web browser is quite fast to run simple games, however, it kinda provides poor multi-threading support. (There is WebWorker support, but it doesn't support memory sharing, and it doesn't allow making WebGL call inside WebWorker in most browsers yet.) Other than that, it's fast enough. It kinda works pretty well, in all platforms, even in smartphones. I thought making simple 3D application that doesn't need an installation and running a binary in the Web is awesome, so I started doing 3D stuff in JavaScript, not using native applications. (C / C++)
Also, thanks for letting me know about the test suite repository. I've been making few 3D models for COLLADA testing, which was really hard because I'm not an artist at all.
In case if you're wondering what I've done, Recently I've finally successfully loaded simple cat walking animation on WebGL using the loader. The shader (or normal vector) is kinda messed-up, so artifacts can be visible. You can check it out here: https://kkiro.kr/collada/
Press middle mouse button (MMB) to rotate around, Shift + MMB to move around, Wheel to zoom, 1/3/7 to rotate to certain angle, 5 to toggle perspective / orthographic view.
A Blooper for the cat animation interpolation: https://kkiro.kr/catout4.mp4
I think it's very awesome too. In theory. The problem I have with JavaScript applications is mainly that when people make them they assume their audience will have a very expensive computer, because if they didn't use JavaScript then the same application would run probably 10 times better as a native application, and so not require such expensive computers. I have the same problem with people who make 3-D video games. They just assume that their audience has computers that cost a thousand or two thousand dollars, and so they are radically limiting their audience to a kind of hermetic order, at a time that's very interesting because every computer sold now has a GPU, and that means that 3-D applications should be able to reach everyone, even in developing nations. It's a very interesting time that is being squandered.
Here are some easy to access demos of the project I did years ago:
http://www.swordofmoonlight.net/canvas.php
http://www.swordofmoonlight.net/canvas.php?shadow=1
These models come from Sword of Moonlight. I found that using memory very aggressively, by precomputing everything animation wise, and so using a lot of memory, which is a necessary strategy to get good performance in JavaScript, because computation is so costly, that I could get a model viewer going, on a practical consumer grade computer, but that it was nowhere close to populating a 3-D game like environment with fully animated character models and sound effects, to get even a very minimal game to work at an acceptable frame rate. Unfortunately computers aren't really getting any faster now either. So I didn't expect the situation to change dramatically.
I actually think OpenGL made a big mistake in removing display-lists. I think that would be perfect for OpenGL ES on WebGL now. Since JavaScript cannot process things properly, it would offload these things to the native-drivers, and you could do a lot more with it. Everything old is new again eventually. I'm surprised no one had thought about adding them back. I don't guess you've heard anything about Display Lists returning?
EDITED: It looks like you are the principal author of Webglue also? That name so reminds me all of different OpenGL extension efforts. Glu, Glue, Glut, Glew, there's probably 50 of them. I think Glu/Glext are most critical, but I've never liked OpenGL for the extension side of it. I really prefer the stripped down OpenGL ES. I just don't understand why drivers aren't published for it for desktops. It's such a better API but you cannot even use it without inflicting OpenGL extension level pain on yourself.
I figured the OP question out I think
I don't know why, I guess I thought the INPUT was driving the animation. Because it's called INPUT. I found the manual very confusing because it keeps referring to <spline> and POSITION for no reason. I don't know why the same semantics are not used frankly. It's just confusing.
Anyway. The reading TIME is quite obvious, since the only place that appears in example is in <accessor><param name> and also I think that's very weird, because I don't understand why <param semantic> is not used instead, since "name" is supposed to be a meaningless "human" readable descriptor. And that's all it appears to be. Which is not supposed to be actional information to software. I think that's very bad practice.
So, if "position of the train on the track" is supposed to drive the animation, then you'd just see <accessor><param name="position of train on track"> (EXCEPT THIS WON'T WORK IN 1.4.1: https://forums.khronos.org/showthread.php/10139-No-spaces-in-NCName-allowed-(re)naming-conventions because NCName is used for name. So position-of-train-on-track instead or something.)
"semantic" I thought could have spaces, but it's NMTOKEN which is apparently unrelated to token. I think it may have to be all-caps. So <param semantic="TRAIN_TRACK"> is maybe meaningful. But this is very application specific. So most likely you just get a "time" slider, and you can move it in a viewer to see what happens. Only if the data is specifically for a game or something that does this does it really make any sense to interpret the INPUT any differently. And really COLLADA shouldn't be so tailored. So in this example, I think "name" is actually more appropriate than "semantic" but normally I think where <param name> is used it'd be better to have used semantic, so that "name" could be a more flowery description.
Bottom line is COLLADA doesn't provide a way to specify the animation's context and to have it driven like that. Theoretically it could be done with SIDREFs but this is not what the manual is suggesting. And it'd have to work differently from how I'd imagined it. (Multiple SIDREFs would have to work as timestamps.) And it would depend on how COLLADA would playback a movie with multiple animations being kicked off. I assume that's something it can do, but I don't know off the top of my head how it does, and so it's possible it cannot. I assume I just haven't come across the part that does that yet. It'd be a shame if it cannot.


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Is there confusion over what is meant by 'open population'?
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Johnson, M. P. 2005. Is there confusion over what is meant by 'open population'? Hydrobiologia 533, 333-338.
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Marine species possessing widely dispersing larvae are often considered to have open populations. However, two concepts are covered by the phrase 'open population'. One concept stresses the supply of recruits from outside the local population (genetically open) while the alternative use describes situations where recruitment rate is independent of the local population size (demographically open). These two concepts are not necessarily equivalent. A review of recent literature suggests that there is no consensus on whether a demographic or genetic concept is associated with the use of the phrase 'open population'. The different meanings of open population are never formally acknowledged. Explicit recognition of the different concepts of openness would remove an ambiguity from the literature and may aid communication between disciplines. Processes in natural populations, such as gregarious settlement and homing behaviour, are more clearly described by distinguishing between demographic and genetic degrees of openness. Changes in spatial scale will affect the degree of population openness. However, demographic and genetic aspects of population structure will not necessarily respond in the same ways to changes in scale. This provides further support for the explicit separation of genetic and demographic concepts of openness.


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Васиньчу́к () — украинская фамилия:
 Васиньчук, Антон Климентьевич (1885—1935) — украинский общественный деятель, политик, агроном.
 Васиньчук, Павел Климентьевич (1893—1944) — украинский общественный деятель, политик, юрист и экономист. Младший брат Антона Васиньчука.

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What Is the Difference Between a Vial & an Ampule?
Ampules and vials rest on the shelves of pharmacies or chemical laboratories. Both types of containers play an active role in storing chemical fluids or solids that will be mixed with others or delivered to a patient. Although both refer to glass or sometimes plastic vessels, they benefit from different designs and serve different purposes.
An ampule typically indicates a sealed glass container that holds some pharmaceutical compound. This device is sealed to protect its content from air or humidity. The closure of the small container results from melting the tip of the ampule. Its opening requires breaking the neck of the bottle.
A vial represents a broader term than an ampule. It includes any small container that holds pharmaceutical or chemical compounds. Typically made of glass, the vial can be sealed or not sealed. The vessel closes with a screw on cap, or a rubber plug. Sometimes, its top includes a dropper to measure the liquid to retrieve. The vial tends to have a flat bottom so that it can rest on a counter.
Chemical elements that tend to be unstable in the presence of air or another compound remain intact and keep their potency when stored in an ampule. Frequently, drug manufacturers will pull the air out of an ampule before sealing it to prevent the medication from degrading within the container. A vial is typically not hermetic and best contains stable compounds.
Since the ampule opens with a break of its shell, this container is not reusable. At times, snapping off of the ampule may be challenging and at times present risk of injury according to Ron Stoker, Executive Director of the International Sharps Injury Prevention Society. In contrast, a vial can be cleaned and reused several times and presents less risk of injury.
The container of an ampule experiences slight variations in its internal volume. This results from the sealing process that melts the glass. Typically, a syringe with volume indicators pulls some fluid from the ampule to size the required amount of medication. In contrast, a vial can provide accurate volume markings that become visual indicator of the remaining volume of product.
Vials act as convenient containers to mix several chemical compounds together. Through their glass walls, the resulting compounds feature their consistency and colors. The broken glass edge of opened ampules presents the risk of introducing small glass debris into a mixture of chemical elements and therefore do not lend themselves to mixing products.
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The concept behind this cookbook is introducing flavors and spices from all over the world to fast cooking. The recipes are not from any particular region, but represent a kind of pan-world cuisine based on the British author's travels.
I was skeptical about the travels of a British guy leading to anything good because I would normally rather learn from a native about their native foods. But there are quite a few yummy-looking recipes in the book, so I decided to give it a try.
The book is organized by sections that are sort of based on meal type but sort of not, from "Mighty Bites" to "Nice and Easy" to "Not Quite Lunch," which is a sort of odd name for a chapter of a cookbook. I find this organization to be kind of confusing. I chose the recipe "Phipp Street Stir-Fry" from the "Midweek Lifesavers" section to try out and review.
I was concerned about the portion size for this recipe. It says it is for two people, but it calls for 5 oz. of pasta and 7 oz of chicken. Maybe that's a dietician's "correct" serving size of food, but I hope no one at the table is very hungry because it didn't sound like enough to me. I scaled up the recipe and basically doubled it so we would have enough food. We did have leftovers, so I might not have needed to do that.
The dish did come out with extremely yummy flavors. It contains several flavoring agents that combined together gave a sort of poor man's Thai flavor. But another negative about the recipe was that it called for you to strip the tough outer layers of the lemongrass and then use the food processor to blend the rest into a paste with some other stuff.
I'm not a Thai cooking expert, but I have never heard of doing that before; usually I just hear of people bruising the lemongrass and tossing it in for flavor, removing it before serving. So I thought "well, that's weird, but I am going to try it out." But I must not have stripped enough of the outer layers off of the lemongrass because the texture of the "paste" was more like eating a bunch of tiny stems. Hubby said it felt like he was eating something "dangerous." I think he meant that it felt a tiny bit sharp.
Nothing dangerous actually happened- we both finished our dinner without injury. :) But I wish the cookbook had more information about this unusual technique so that I could have a better chance of success. It seems a cookbook like this would be aimed at people like me who are not necessarily experts in any particular type of ethnic food, so I can't be the only person who will have this issue.
The flavors of this dish were yummy enough and the recipe in general simple enough to follow that I am not going to totally give up on it, but if I make another recipe from this book, I will definitely proceed with caution and research any cooking techniques I haven't heard of. I just wish more care had been taken in the writing and putting together of the book, because between the confusing chapter titles and the unclear instructions, it makes the yummy end result a little harder to get to.
I wish I was braver about cooking new things.


18th Battalion Durham Light Infantry (Durham Pals).
This is the site of Cocken Hall. It was built in the 17th century and had a range of formal gardens. The house and gardens no longer survive.
This site functioned as military residence (hutment camp) and military training grounds during World War I.


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The publishers Penguin Random House have now revealed all five covers.
The Wee Free Men will be available April 27th and the remaining four books will be out May 25th.
The books also have an especially commissioned Map of the Chalk on the end pages and new NacMac Feegle illustrations on the back covers.


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Der mysteriöse Passagier (Originaltitel: Impact oder auch Tin Kickers) ist ein britischer Fernsehfilm aus dem Jahr 2002.

Handlung
Auf seiner Geburtstagsfeier erhält der AAIB-Flugunfallermittler Marcus Hodge einen Anruf von seiner 15-jährigen Tochter Angel, die er seit der Scheidung von der Mutter vor 12 Jahren nicht mehr gesehen hat und die mit dieser in den USA lebt. Diese plant, ihn zu besuchen, da es bei ihr zu Hause Probleme gebe, denen sie aus dem Weg gehen wolle. Als er am Flughafen Stansted auf ihre Ankunft wartet, erfährt er, dass das Flugzeug, mit dem sie aus Louisville ankommen wollte, abgestürzt ist. Beim Absturz nahe der Kleinstadt Borvis sterben alle 280 Insassen sowie einige Menschen am Boden. Hodge und sein Team werden mit den Ermittlungen beauftragt, jedoch ist Hodge besorgt, seine Tochter sei an Bord gewesen. Da ihr Name nicht auf der Passagierliste steht, glaubt er, sie habe den Flug verpasst und sei noch am Leben.

Vonseiten der Behörden und der Fluggesellschaft steigt der Druck, die Sache als Terroranschlag einzustufen, da das Flugzeug bereits in der Luft explodiert sei. Tatsächlich finden sich Beweise für eine Bombe im Frachtraum und es gibt erste Bekenntnisse von Terrororganisationen. Während der Ermittlungen wird die Leiche von Angel gefunden, die unter falschem Namen und einem gefälschten Pass unterwegs war. Der völlig am Boden zerstörte Hodge wird von den Ermittlungen ausgeschlossen. Zeitgleich kommt der Verdacht auf, dass Angel die Bombe womöglich selbst an Bord geschmuggelt hat.

Unter großem Druck versucht Hodge, nun selbst die Wahrheit herauszufinden, um die Unschuld seiner Tochter zu beweisen. Wütende Angehörige und die Presse werden von korrupten Mitarbeitern der Fluggesellschaft, die schon in der Vergangenheit wegen Wartungs- und Sicherheitsmängeln negativ aufgefallen war, zusätzlich angestachelt. Nachdem sie herausgefunden haben, dass die Bombe zu schwach war, um das Flugzeug zum Absturz zu bringen, kommt der Verdacht auf, dass die Explosion ihren Ursprung in einem Triebwerk hatte.

Zusammen mit einem Einheimischen, dessen Verlobte von herabstürzenden Trümmerteilen getötet wurde, macht Hodge sich auf die Suche nach weiteren Beweisen. Zusammen finden sie bei einem Dieb ein Bauteil aus einem der Triebwerke. Das Teil war fehlerhaft, da es älter war und trotzdem als neu deklariert eingebaut wurde. Als es nachgab, explodierte das Triebwerk, wobei der Rumpf strukturell beschädigt wurde und schließlich auseinanderbrach. Auf einer Pressekonferenz, auf der die Fluggesellschaft Angel als Täterin anprangern will, präsentiert Hodge das illegale Ersatzteil und enthüllt so die Wahrheit. Der Chef der Airline brüllt daraufhin wütend, dass es Hodges Tochter gewesen sein muss, da ihr Pass von einer Terrororganisation besorgt wurde. Daraufhin meldet sich Hodges Exfrau in der Menge, die zugibt, den gefälschten Pass selbst besorgt zu haben, da Angel sonst wegen einer Vorstrafe ihren Vater in Großbritannien nicht hätte besuchen können. Angel wird rehabilitiert und der Absturz offiziell als technisches Versagen eingestuft.

Als sie gehen, erhält Hodge von der PR-Managerin der Fluggesellschaft, die heimlich selbst nachgeforscht hat, eine Diskette mit weiteren Informationen und sie sagt ihm, dass er sie brauchen würde. Es wird angedeutet, dass die Fluggesellschaft Flugverbot erhalten könnte.

Wenig später kehrt Hodge zur Absturzstelle zurück, um seiner Tochter zu gedenken. Der Geist seiner Tochter, in Gestalt eines kleinen Mädchens, wie er sie in Erinnerung hat, läuft auf ihn zu, winkt ihm zum Abschied und verschwindet.

Produktion und Ausstrahlung
Die Dreharbeiten fanden vom 27. August bis 17. September 2001 größtenteils auf der Isle of Man sowie in den Grafschaften Buckinghamshire und Hertfordshire statt. Ursprünglich war die Ausstrahlung in Form einer zweiteiligen Miniserie im Januar 2002 auf ITV geplant.

Wegen der Terroranschläge vom 11. September, die während der Dreharbeiten stattfanden, gab es Kontroversen, wonach die Handlung zu sensibel für eine Fernsehausstrahlung wäre. Infolgedessen wurde die Serie nie im britischen Fernsehen ausgestrahlt. Die Weltpremiere fand als Fernsehfilm im BR Fernsehen am 12. November 2003 statt. Der Film wurde außerdem in einigen anderen europäischen Ländern mit teils langjähriger Verzögerung gezeigt und nie auf DVD veröffentlicht.

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Vega-Magaz es una estación ferroviaria situada en el municipio español de Magaz de Cepeda en la provincia de León, comunidad autónoma de Castilla y León. Dispone de servicios de Larga y Media Distancia operados por Renfe.

Situación ferroviaria
La estación se encuentra en el punto kilométrico 185,416 de la línea férrea de ancho ibérico León-La Coruña a 910 metros de altitud, entre las estaciones de Porqueros y de Otero de Escarpizo. El tramo es de vía única y está electrificado.

Historia
La estación fue abierta al tráfico el 18 de enero de 1868 con la puesta en marcha del tramo Astorga-Brañuelas de la línea que pretendía unir Palencia con La Coruña. La Compañía de los Ferrocarriles del Noroeste de España constituía en 1862 fue la encargada de la construcción y explotación del trazado. En 1878, apremiada por el Estado para que concluyera sus proyectos en marcha Noroeste se declaró en quiebra tras un intento de fusión con MZOV que no prosperó. Fue entonces cuando la estación pasó a manos de la Compañía de los Ferrocarriles de Asturias, Galicia y León creada para continuar con las obras iniciadas por Noroeste y gestionar sus líneas. Sin embargo la situación financiera de esta última también se volvió rápidamente delicada siendo absorbida por Norte en 1885. En 1941, la nacionalización del ferrocarril en España supone la desaparición de esta última y su integración en la recién creada RENFE.

Desde el 31 de diciembre de 2004 Renfe Operadora explota la línea mientras que Adif es la titular de las instalaciones ferroviarias.

Servicios ferroviarios

Larga Distancia
Vega-Magaz dispone de servicios de Larga Distancia que la conectan con Ponferrada y Madrid-Chamartín-Clara Campoamor, operados como trenes Intercity.

Media Distancia
Los servicios de Media Distancia de Renfe que tienen parada en la estación enlazan Vega-Magaz con las ciudades de León y Ponferrada.

Servicios de Media Distancia

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Media Distancia Castilla y León en la web de Renfe.

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Estaciones de ferrocarril de España inauguradas en 1868
Estaciones de ferrocarril de Castilla y León inauguradas en el siglo XIX


Today, more women complain of foot pain due to painful lumps next to the big toe – also known as knuckles. Knuckles are a deformity that is defined as lateral deviation of the big toe (the toe is deflected sideways), and has an effect of creating a bunion. A bunion is cartilaginous and osseous enlargement of the medial head of the first metatarsal bone, which is often associated with swelling of medial soft tissue and indicates a number of acute and chronic increases of the first joint of the thumb.
The reason for the increase of this problem, in addition to hereditary factors and flat feet, is the wearing of uncomfortable tight shoes and high heels. If we spend most of the day in those shoes, our feet endure a lot of pressure, and, it is unable to change position in order to achieve comfort. The feet remain collapsed, which is causing pain, redness, and numbness of the thumb. These pains are spreading over the entire body. Doctors warn that heels over 3 inches damage the health and cause the occurrence of pain in the foot, heel, toes, calves, knees, hips and even in the back and neck. Many women suffer from this problem nowadays and natural remedies for bunions are a great help for them.
Until now, in treatment of knuckles is usually applied in the form of surgery or the use of various orthopedic devices. In surgery, the emphasis is on the structural narrowing of the angle between the first metatarsal and toe phalange, as well as the removal of the deformed tissue around the bone or joint. The bunion should also be removed. However, the most common consequence in the postoperative period is cracking of the muscles that cross the ankles. That is causing severe pain, and that is the reason why patients are more reluctant to undergo surgery. On the other hand, the use of devices has the purpose of removing the pain and relieve the affected joint, but the effects are weak and do not provide lasting results. These are the reasons why more and more people are trying some natural remedies for bunions.
There are several natural remedies for bunions and knuckles that we will mention. First of all, you will have to make some changes in your lifestyle. You should get used to walking barefoot. If you cannot walk barefoot, wear special shoes for bunions. Basic natural remedy for a bunion is the foot exercise. You should first stretch your thumb with your fingers and then you should stretch the rest of your toes. Then you should press your toes against the floor for 10 seconds to flex them. You should repeat this exercise several times. Sometimes, it helps to duct tape your toes in a normal position. To feel relief from pain, you can soak your feet in warm water or you can try to use ice packs.
In the treatment of severe bunions, natural remedies for bunions will not be so efficient. Therefore, you should contact your doctor. He will give you some medication for pain. Maybe he will advise for surgical procedures.


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Landowners to McKinney: Forcible annexation plan is a 'pile of crap'
Landowners line up for hours Monday and Tuesday to give Council members an earful.
Rhett Preston spoke against possible annexation at a McKinney City Council at the Jack Hatchell Collin County Administration Building in September.(Jason Janik / Special Contributor)
By Nanette Light
McKINNEY -- A fight to forcibly annex thousands of acres outside the city limits continues to rage as the council tries to beat a new state law that goes into effect Dec. 1.
On Monday and Tuesday, landowners lined up and for hours gave council members an earful. They said the plan reeked of corruption, calling it a "bad deal" and a "pile of crap."
"Each City Council member who votes to support this annexation is acting in bad faith," said Jason Blake during a special meeting Monday night. He and his wife relocated from a Frisco neighborhood a year ago to live the country life on a wooded lot with two creeks and a pond just north of the Collin County Courthouse.
But homeowners weren't the only angry voices heard during the meeting. After The City Council was blasted by several speakers Monday, Mayor George Fuller said he had heard enough.
"We don't give up our lives to be here to be attacked, believe it or not," he said after landowners spoke. "I keep hearing the statement, 'don't take the easy road.' What the hell do you think is the easy road?"
During Tuesday night's council meeting, Fuller said he stood by his comments from the previous night, adding that he and his wife received a "vulgar threat of harm" taped to their home this week over the annexation.
"What I also said that I stand by is ... I have not made up my mind," he said. "The thought that anyone is rushing to this for any motive outside of trying to do the right thing, what we believe we're elected to do is absurd."
It's 'un-American'
The state law signed earlier this year by Gov. Greg Abbott will require voters from unincorporated areas to approve a city's request to annex them.
It's one of several speedy annexations underway in North Texas. City officials in Celina, Melissa, Mesquite and elsewhere have told landowners in their extraterritorial jurisdiction, or ETJ, that they plan to annex them soon. An ETJ is unincorporated land that a city has marked for annexation.
Many landowners object to the higher taxes annexation would bring. Currently, residents living outside city limits pay only county taxes and school district taxes, for the most part.
Shannon Blake, Jason's wife, called the forced annexation "un-Texan" and "un-American."
"This annexation is really about land control," she said during Tuesday night's council meeting. "Cities will still be able to grow through voluntary annexation. There is no reason to be doing this forced annexation."
In August, the McKinney City Council approved a resolution to consider forced annexation of nearly 6 square miles of rural land -- more than 3,800 acres -- in its ETJ.
A third public hearing is scheduled for noon Oct. 25 at Nature Nate's, 2910 Nature Nate Farm in McKinney. Originally, council members were scheduled to vote on the annexation Nov. 7, but that has been moved back to Nov. 15.
The August resolution explicitly states that the upcoming change in the state law as a reason for the annexation since it will "severely limit the ability of Texas municipalities" to annex land. Fuller said the city had planned to annex this land over the next several years, but the new state law did create a timeline.
"You can't say it any other way. That created a sense of urgency," he said.
Not fast-tracking anything
Still, Fuller has insisted McKinney is not "fast-tracking" anything.
Now, the city is setting the stage for annexation, if it is approved in November. In September, the council approved a resolution authorizing a development agreement for landowners.
Two development agreements have been offered to residents. Under state law, one would allow residents with an agricultural, wildlife or timber exemption to remain in the ETJ for five to 10 years. For those without the exemption, a second agreement would offer city tax reimbursement for the first three years in the event of annexation.
Already, several council members said they don't support this forced annexation and don't intend to vote for it.
"It would be my preference to conduct annexation by collaboration rather than proclamation," council member Scott Elliott said.
But Fuller hasn't decided. He's still listening to landowners and gathering information.
"It is important for us and incumbent upon us to look at does it make sense for us to annex or not annex, knowing that option may not be here after December," he said. "I'm certainly not saying we should. On Nov. 15, you will know what I say."
Nanette Light. Nanette has covered communities for The Dallas Morning News for seven years. She's traveled to and reported on almost every city and town in North Texas. Currently, you can find her telling the stories of booming Collin County. In 2016, she was named Community Journalist of the Year for The News. Before coming to Dallas, she covered education for The Norman Transcript. Nanette has a journalism degree from The University of Oklahoma and is a member of the Phi Beta Kappa honor society.
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The Venetian influence is still recognizable in architecture found on the island, and some vocabulary of the Croatian dialect spoken locally is Venetian in origin.
After the short-lived Napoleonic Kingdom of Italy , with Italian as the official language, the island was ruled by the Austrian Empire from It maintained its Italian name of Lissa.
After the end of World War I , it was under Italian rule again in the period from to , according to the provisions of the Treaty of London , before it was ceded to Kingdom of Yugoslavia as part of the Treaty of Rapallo.
Vis was at one point the site of the general headquarters of Marshal Josip Broz Tito , the leader of the Yugoslav Partisan resistance movement.
It was occupied by Italy between and It was liberated by the Partisans and held by a British flotilla in — During the war the island was mined.
Allied fighter planes were based at a small airfield that was also used for emergency landings of Allied bombers, including an American B flown by George McGovern.
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The sea around Vis is rich with fish, especially blue fish sardine , mackerel and anchovy. Vis is accessed only by ferry boat.
Jadrolinija services the island using mainly the car ferry Petar Hektorovic. There is also high speed passenger catamaran service provided by Jadrolinija.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. This article is about the island of Vis.
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