text:
from importlib._bootstrap import _check_name
from tkinter.scrolledtext import example

__author__ = 'hriechma'

# import rpyc
# import time
# import sys
# from eu.hriechmann.distributed_process_manager.server import ManagerCommands
#
# process_descriptions = []
#
# class ManagerService(rpyc.Service):
#
#     def exposed_process_status_changed(self, process_id):
#         print("Reached manager")
#         #for process in process_descriptions:
#         #    if process.id == process_id:
#         #        print("New status of process", process.id, "is: ",process.status)
#         #        break
#
# class Manager:
#     def __init__(self, server, port, process_definitions_file):
#         self.server = server
#         self.port = port
#         self.process_definitions_file = process_definitions_file
#         self.conn = None
#         self.process_definitions = []
#
#     def start(self):
#         #TODO read process definitions from file
#         #connect to server
#         while True:
#             try:
#                 self.conn = rpyc.connect("localhost", 18861, service=ManagerService)
#                 break
#             except:
#                 print("Could not connect")
#                 time.sleep(10)
#         self.conn.root.register_manager()
#         test = self.conn.root.create_process_definition("otho", "DataAq", """UBiCIApplication""", "/media/local/hriechma/redmine-git/ubici_application/")
#         process_descriptions.append(test)
#
#     def update_status(self):
#         for process_description in process_descriptions:
#                 print("Process id: ", process_description.id, "has status: ", process_description.status)
#
#     def issue_command(self, command, process_id):
#         for process in process_descriptions:
#             if process.id == process_id:
#                 self.conn.root.new_manager_command(process, command)
#
#     def run(self):
#         while True:
#             time.sleep(1)
#             self.update_status()
#
#     def get_process_descriptions(self):
#         return process_descriptions
#
# import time
# import rpyc
# class SimpleManagerService(rpyc.SlaveService):
#
#     def on_connect(self):
#         pass
#
#     def on_disconnect(self):
#         pass
#
#     def exposed_get_my_jobs(self, hostname):
#         return ["Test", ]
#
#
# class SimpleManager:
#
#     def __init__(self):
#         self.conn = None
#
#     def start(self):
#         self.conn = rpyc.connect("localhost", 18861, service=SimpleManagerService)
#         self.conn.root.register_manager()
#
#     def run(self):
#         while True:
#             time.sleep(1)
#
#
# #
# # if __name__ == "__main__":
# #     #myManager = Manager("localhost", 18861, "todo")
# #     myManager = SimpleManager()
# #     myManager.start()
# #     myManager.run()
#
# if __name__ == "__main__":
#     from rpyc.utils.server import ThreadedServer
#     t = ThreadedServer(SimpleManagerService, port=44445)
#     t.start()

import zmq
import pickle
import threading
import queue
import copy
import configparser
from eu.hriechmann.distributed_process_manager.common import Message, ManagerCommands, \
    ServerCommands, ProcessDescription, ProcessStatus, ClientCommands, ClientStati, ClientDescription
import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET

class Manager(threading.Thread):

    def __init__(self, id, config_file, server, port):
        super(Manager, self).__init__()
        self.id = id
        self.context = zmq.Context()
        self.server = server
        self.port = port
        self.socket = None
        self.known_clients = []
        self.process_descriptions = []
        # config = configparser.ConfigParser()
        # try:
        #     config.read(config_file)
        # except IOError as e:
        #     print("Could not read configfile: ", config_file)
        #     raise e
        # for section in config.sections():
        #     id = config[section]["id"]
        #     target_host = config[section]["target_host"]
        #     command = config[section]["command"]
        #     if "working_directory" in config[section]:
        #         working_directory = config[section]["working_directory"]
        #     if "env" in config[section]:
        #
        #

        #test_process = ProcessDescription("DataAq", 'otho', """UBiCIApplication""",
                                          # "/media/local/hriechma/redmine-git/ubici_application/",
                                          # dict(LD_LIBRARY_PATH="/media/local/hriechma/redmine-git/libubici/",
                                          #      DISPLAY=":0", HOME="/homes/hriechma"))
        tree = ET.parse(config_file)
        root = tree.getroot()
        for xml_desc in root.getchildren():
            if xml_desc.tag == 'process':
                extracted_attributes = {}
                for attribute in xml_desc.getchildren():
                    if attribute.tag in ["id", "target_host", "command", "working_directory"]:
                        extracted_attributes[attribute.tag] = attribute.text
                    elif attribute.tag in ["env", ]:
                        extracted_attributes[attribute.tag] = {}
                        for key in attribute.getchildren():
                            extracted_attributes[attribute.tag][key.tag] = key.text
                    else:
                        raise Exception("Unknown attribute of process: ", attribute.tag)
                if not "id" in extracted_attributes:
                    raise Exception("Process missing id")
                if not "target_host" in extracted_attributes:
                    raise Exception("Process with id: "+str(extracted_attributes["id"]+" has no target_host"))
                if not "command" in extracted_attributes:
                    raise Exception("Process with id: "+str(extracted_attributes["id"]+" has no command"))
                new_process = ProcessDescription(extracted_attributes["id"],
                                                 extracted_attributes["target_host"],
                                                 extracted_attributes["command"],
                                                 extracted_attributes["working_directory"]
                                                 if "working_directory" in extracted_attributes else "",
                                                 extracted_attributes["env"]
                                                 if "env" in extracted_attributes else {})
                self.process_descriptions.append(new_process)
            elif xml_desc.tag == 'client':
                extracted_attributes = {}
                for attribute in xml_desc.getchildren():
                    if attribute.tag in ["hostname", "local_path"]:
                        extracted_attributes[attribute.tag] = attribute.text
                    else:
                        raise Exception("Unknown attribute of client: ", attribute.tag)
                if not "hostname" in extracted_attributes:
                    raise Exception("Client missing hostname")
                if not "local_path" in extracted_attributes:
                    extracted_attributes["local_path"] = ""
                print("Local path: ", extracted_attributes["local_path"])
                self.known_clients.append(ClientDescription(extracted_attributes["hostname"].encode("ascii"),
                                                            extracted_attributes["local_path"]))
            else:
                raise Exception("Bad xml, exspected tag: process or client")
        self.process_status = []
        self.internal_message_queue = queue.Queue()

    def run(self):
        # Socket to talk to server
        print("Connecting to server…"+self.server+" on port: "+str(self.port))
        self.socket = self.context.socket(zmq.DEALER)
        identity = str(self.id)
        self.socket.identity = identity.encode('ascii')
        self.socket.connect("tcp://"+self.server+":"+str(self.port))

        # Register with server
        message = Message("", ManagerCommands.REGISTER)
        print("Sending request %s …" % message)
        self.socket.send(pickle.dumps(message))

        while True:
            #Wait for commands
            poll = zmq.Poller()
            poll.register(self.socket, zmq.POLLIN)
            sockets = {}
            while not self.socket in sockets:
                sockets = dict(poll.poll(1000))
                while not self.internal_message_queue.empty():
                    new_message = self.internal_message_queue.get()
                    if new_message == "TERMINATE_MANAGER":
                        return
                    self.socket.send(pickle.dumps(new_message))
            message = pickle.loads(self.socket.recv())
            if message.command != ServerCommands.SEND_KEEPALIVE:
                print("Received request: %s" % message)
            new_messages = self.process_msg(message)
            for new_message in new_messages:
                self.socket.send(pickle.dumps(new_message))

    def process_msg(self, message):
        if message.command == ServerCommands.SEND_KEEPALIVE:
            return [Message("", ManagerCommands.KEEPALIVE), ]
        elif message.command == ServerCommands.NEW_CLIENT:
            new_client = message.payload
            for client in self.known_clients:
                if client.hostname == new_client:
                    client.status = ClientStati.RUNNING
            print("Known clients are: ", self.known_clients)
            ret = []
            for process_desc in self.process_descriptions:
                if process_desc.target_host.encode('ascii') == new_client:
                    print("Found client for process", process_desc)
                    self.process_status.append(ProcessStatus(new_client, process_desc))
                    ret.append(Message(new_client, ManagerCommands.INIT_PROCESS, process_desc))
            return ret
        elif message.command == ServerCommands.LOST_CLIENT:
            lost_client = message.payload
            for client in self.known_clients:
                if client.hostname == lost_client:
                    client.status = ClientStati.NOT_RUNNING

        elif message.command == ClientCommands.PROCESSSTATUS_CHANGED:
            for process in self.process_status:
                if process.process_desc.id == message.payload[0]:
                    process.status = message.payload[1]
        elif message.command == ClientCommands.PROCESS_LOGS:
            for process in self.process_status:
                if process.process_desc.id == message.payload[0]:
                    process.log_out += message.payload[1]
                    process.log_err += message.payload[2]
        return []

    def issue_command(self, command, process_id):
        print("I should send message", command, "to ", process_id)
        if command == "TERMINATE_MANAGER":
            self.internal_message_queue.put(command)
        for process in self.process_status:
            if process.process_desc.id == process_id:
                print("Found matching process")
                self.internal_message_queue.put(Message(process.responsible_client, command, process_id))

    def get_process_descriptions(self):
        return copy.deepcopy(self.process_descriptions)

    def get_process_stati(self):
        return self.process_status

    def get_client_stati(self):
        return self.known_clients

if __name__ == "__main__":
    myManager = Manager("otho-manager", "otho", 5556)
    myManager.start()
    myManager.join()

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Inspired Added 3 years ago This clip must be shared by many. Very inspired and well articulated. You story gave me a new perspective for my Flag. God bless you.
Ethiopian Added 3 years ago Proud of you captain... U really inspired me!!
MATHIAS MAKONNEN Added 3 years ago Our ROLE MODEL Big Brother !!! PROUD OF YOU !!!
Fan for life Added 3 years ago The Mak's a family I am proud and honored to be part of .
Eskinder Added 3 years ago Captain enjoyed your interview it was wonderful I like the decorations of your house and finally Enjoyed your pianos play .
Sam Mak Added 3 years ago I am so proud of you my brother. God bless you and your family .
Mes Mak Added 3 years ago Well done my brother.


Unit was quite and very well kept. The view is spectacular! The pass to Moonshine Beach was an unexpected pleasure. It's the nicest beach I've ever seen. Could have used a fan or two to help with air movement. A very pleasant experience.
We had a great time and really enjoyed our condoand the great lake taneycomo view from the deckwhich is on the third floor no elevator but we managed the stair's well and great location.But needs a new bed frame in lower bedroom makes noise with every turn while trying to sleep only complaint I have.
Although the location was nice (on Lake Taneycomo) and the furnishing were good, this condo should have been marketed for occupancy of FOUR at the most!! We had 3 couples. It was very crowded (lots of furniture -- little space to move around) and the couch does NOT let into a sofa sleeper -- there was a blow up mattress for the 5th/6th persons...and furniture had to be moved around to even find enough room to place the blow up mattress! In addition, this condo is on the THIRD floor of the building, and there is no elevator! We had senior adults, and walking the 3 flights of stairs was very hard for 4 in our group!! I don't remember seeing anywhere on the site about this being on the 3rd floor with no elevator!It would be a great condo for two people -- or even four, but certainly not for SIX!!!


text:
package org.drools.compiler.factmodel.traits;

import org.drools.core.factmodel.traits.LogicalTypeInconsistencyException;
import org.drools.core.factmodel.traits.Thing;
import org.drools.core.factmodel.traits.TraitFieldTMS;
import org.drools.core.factmodel.traits.TraitTypeMap;
import org.drools.core.factmodel.traits.Traitable;
import org.drools.core.factmodel.traits.TraitableBean;

import java.util.BitSet;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;

@Traitable
public class StudentImpl implements IStudent<StudentImpl>, TraitableBean<StudentImpl,StudentImpl> {

    private String school;
    private String name;
    private int age;

    private Map<String,Thing<StudentImpl>> traitMap = new TraitTypeMap<String, Thing<StudentImpl>, StudentImpl>( new HashMap() );;

    public StudentImpl() {
    }

    public StudentImpl(String school, String name, int age) {
        this.school = school;
        this.name = name;
        this.age = age;
    }

    public String getSchool() {
        return school;
    }

    public void setSchool(String school) {
        this.school = school;
    }

    public String getName() {
        return name;
    }

    public void setName(String name) {
        this.name = name;
    }

    public int getAge() {
        return age;
    }

    public void setAge(int age) {
        this.age = age;
    }

    public Map<String, Object> getFields() {
        return null;
    }

    public void setFields(Map<String, Object> fields) {

    }

    public StudentImpl getCore() {
        return this;
    }

    public boolean isTop() {
        return false;
    }

    @Override
    public String toString() {
        return "StudentImpl{" +
                "school='" + school + '\'' +
                ", name='" + name + '\'' +
                ", age=" + age +
                '}';
    }

    public Map<String, Object> _getDynamicProperties() {
        return null;  //To change body of implemented methods use File | Settings | File Templates.
    }

    public void _setDynamicProperties(Map<String, Object> map) {
        //To change body of implemented methods use File | Settings | File Templates.
    }

    public Map<String, Thing<StudentImpl>> _getTraitMap() {
        return traitMap;
    }

    public void _setTraitMap(Map<String, Thing<StudentImpl>> map) {
        //To change body of implemented methods use File | Settings | File Templates.
    }

    public void addTrait(String type, Thing<StudentImpl> proxy) throws LogicalTypeInconsistencyException {
        traitMap.put( type, proxy );
    }

    public Thing<StudentImpl> getTrait(String type) {
        return traitMap.get( type );
    }

    public boolean hasTraits() {
        return traitMap != null && ! traitMap.isEmpty();
    }

    public boolean hasTrait(String type) {
        return traitMap.containsKey( type );
    }

    public Collection<Thing<StudentImpl>> removeTrait(String type) {
        return ((TraitTypeMap) _getTraitMap()).removeCascade( type );
    }

    public Collection<Thing<StudentImpl>> removeTrait(BitSet typeCode) {
        return ((TraitTypeMap) _getTraitMap()).removeCascade(typeCode);
    }

    public Collection<String> getTraits() {
        return Collections.EMPTY_SET;
    }

    public Collection<Thing> getMostSpecificTraits() {
        return Collections.EMPTY_SET;
    }

    public void _setBottomTypeCode(BitSet code) {
        //To change body of implemented methods use File | Settings | File Templates.
    }

    public TraitFieldTMS _getFieldTMS() {
        return null;  //To change body of implemented methods use File | Settings | File Templates.
    }

    public void _setFieldTMS( TraitFieldTMS tms ) {}

    public BitSet getBottomTypeCode() {
        return new BitSet();
    }

    public BitSet getCurrentTypeCode() {
        return null;
    }

    public BitSet _getTypeCode() {
        return new BitSet();
    }

    public boolean _isVirtual() {
        return false;  //To change body of implemented methods use File | Settings | File Templates.
    }

    public String _getTraitName() {
        return IStudent.class.getName();
    }

    @Override
    public boolean _hasTypeCode( BitSet typeCode ) {
        return false;
    }
}


text:
Tag: Jackie Shroff
Ayesha Shroff upset by criticism of Baaghi 3
Critiques of Baaghi 3 ranged from weak story to bad direction and too much of screen space allotted to Tiger, which hurt mother Ayesha Shroff
Sirf News Network - 7 March 2020
Baaghi 3: Five reasons that could turn it into a blockbuster
Industry experts believe Baaghi 3, where Shraddha Kapoor returns with Tiger Shroff, will surpass the record of the second one, whose lead actress Disha Patani makes an appearance here too
Phamous crew was held on gunpoint during shooting in Chambal Valley
Mumbai: The story of Phamous is set in the Chambal region of Madhya Pradesh with a power struggle...
Siddharth Raghuvanshi - 21 May 2018
Phamous: Third Bollywood film to be shot in Chambal Valley
Mumbai: Phamous is an upcoming Indian Hindi romantic crime drama film. The Official Trailer of the movie was released...
बाहुबली प्रभास की फ़िल्म साहो में विलन जैकी
मुंबई - हाल ही में रामगोपाल वर्मा की फिल्म सरकार 3 के बाद जैकी श्राफ एक और बड़ी...
Sirf News Network - 21 August 2017

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
Twitter Buys London Start-Up Fabula AI
All Tech News > category news Workspace
Silicon Staff, June 3, 2019, 5:42 pm
SecurityWorkspace
Technology from the London-based start-up is to be used to track down misinformation and spam and 'improve the health of the conversation'
Twitter said it has acquired Fabula AI, a startup based in London whose machine learning technology can be used to spot misinformation as it spreads online.
Staff acquired with Fabula is to form the backbone of a new research group at Twitter, led by Twitter senior director of engineering Sandeep Pandey, that is to look for new ways of applying machine learning across Twitter's AI systems.
Fabula co-founder and chief scientist Michael Bronstein is to lead research into graph deep learning at Twitter, as well as retaining his position as chair of machine learning and pattern recognition at Imperial College London.
The start-up, founded only last year, develops an AI system it calls "geometric deep learning" that is tuned to finding patterns in large data sets from social networks.
The company focuses on tracking the way information spreads on social media and allocating it an authenticity score based on a range of characteristics.
The technology is language- and locale-independent and can function even when content is encrypted, the company says.
Twitter said the acquisition is intended to "improve the health of the conversation" on the network and is planned to expand to include detecting spam and other abusive practices.
"By studying and understanding the Twitter graph, comprised of the millions of tweets, retweets, and likes shared on Twitter every day, we will be able to improve the health of the conversation, as well as products, including the timeline, recommendations, the Explore tab, and the onboarding experience," said Twitter chief technology officer Parag Agrawal in a statement.
The acquisition is comparable to Facebook's purchase of Bloomsbury AI last year, whose AI technology can also be used to help combat misinformation.
AI Argues For And Against Itself In Oxford Debate
Waymo, Nuro Launch Robo-Delivery Services In California
Former Google Scientist Timnit Gebru Founds AI Institute


text:
Q: What's the best way to run PHP within Rails? I'd like to run PHP from within Rails, so I'd like to be able to compile both PHP and Ruby code in the .erb files. I can't figure out the best way to do this, and I'm having a hard time finding information about it without becoming completely lost.
I'm currently a Rails noob and a PHP lover so I'm using WEBrick on my Mac but Apache on my server (Windows), and I'd like to use both Rails and PHP on my Apache server if that's possible. I've heard about Passenger, but I've looked in httpd.conf on my Windows server and there's no mod_rails to be found.
I don't know if I'm ready to try installing Passenger on a Windows machine. Is that even possible? What even is Passenger?
Thanks!

A: While it's probably possible, it's a bad idea. The only time PHP should run with RoR is when it is an external source that is queried such as a PHP API that RoR consumes.
By combining PHP with Ruby on Rails, you are going against what Ruby on Rails is designed for and will make your code a lot less portable. The purpose or RoR is to make uniform code that follows the principles set by the creator. So, as Robert Harvey said, you should really truly embrace RoR. This will make your code easier to read for other developers and will also make asking questions on here and other forums easy since it would be a RoR question not a combined sudo question.
A good sign for not using PHP is that there are no obvious solutions out there for this that are pain free. From that, it's pretty apparent that there is no really need for it past making development easier for somebody switching frameworks.
So, I would suggest learning Ruby On Rails fully vs trying to combined them. It's going to take a while to learn all you need, but the same could be said about any framework/language.
NOTE: This might be a helpful resource if you need it http://www.amazon.com/Rails-PHP-Developers-Pragmatic-Programmers/dp/1934356042

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


text:
Joseph Rex Lewis
Joseph Rex Lewis, 82, of George West, Texas, passed away November 12, 2020.
Rex was born January 29, 1938 in Freeport, Texas, to George Stephen and Thelma Exine (Cobb) Lewis. He graduated from Brazosport High School in Freeport in 1957, and joined the Navy serving four years. He served on the USS Rowe and USS Bigelow. After his military service, Rex moved to Rockport, Texas, where his parents and sister were living. He went to work for Caspary & Wendell, running crew boats and supply boats to rigs off the coast of Texas and Louisiana. Rex met Avanelle Joy Hamblin in Rockport and they were married on April 27, 1963.
In 1965, he went to work for Atlantic Richfield Co. (later Arco Oil & Gas Co. which then it became B.P.) until he retired in 1999. He worked in Aransas Pass, Freer, Refugio and George West.
Rex was active in the First United Methodist Church in George West where he served as an usher and greeter. He also served as a Boy Scout leader, Little League coach for the Apaches and served one term on the George West City Council. He also attended an Emmaus Walk which enriched his spiritual life. He was a member of the Emmaus Reunion Group at church. Rex loved to fish and hunt. He and his sons did a lot of both together and also with friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents; three brothers, George, Tommy and Benny; a sister, Joyce Gaines; nephew, Dennis Rex Lewis; brother-in-law, Howard Kinsey; sisters-in-law, Melba Lewis and Rosa Faye Hunt.
Survivors include his wife of 57 years, Joy Lewis; sons, David (Vickie) Lewis and Bobby (Michelle) Lewis; three grandchildren, Riley (Angela) Lewis, Emily (Eric) Napier and Cameron (Jeff) Cherry; sisters-in-law, Gladys Lewis and Wilbern Terry Kinsey; and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
A graveside service will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, December 5, at the George West Cemetery with Rev. John Cochran officiating.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to First United Methodist Church in George West or to a favorite charity.
George West Cemetery


text:
Toggle NIU Site Search
MyScholarships
About Dean Brinkmann
Rankings and Honors
Rebuilding Democracy Lecture Series
About Academics
Degree Completion Programs
BELONG in STEM Scholars Program
Research and Innovative Partnerships
Undergraduate Research Funding
Clinicals/Student Teaching
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences is the university's largest college with 18 departments and seven centers that span the natural sciences, social sciences and humanities.
U.S. News and World Report
Best Grad Schools: NIU's Master of Public Administration program ranks 4th in the nation for Local Government Management and 20th in the specialty field of Public Finance and Budgeting and 33th in the field of Public Management and Leadership.
American Chemical Society (ACS)
Top Universities Awarding ACS-certified Bachelor's Degrees: NIU's Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry ranks among the top universities for the number of ACS-certified bachelor's degrees awarded annually
Communication Institute for Online Scholarship
Top 10 Research Department: NIU's Department of Communication is a distinguished program in eight research categories with noted departmental strength in thirty additional research categories
Top Hydrogeology Programs: NIU's geosciences program ranks in the top 100
Philosophical Gourmet Report
Top Terminal M.A. Programs: NIU's Philosophy program ranks in the top 5 in terms of faculty quality
Academic Prestige
Consortium of Practicing and Applied Anthropology (COPAA): NIU's anthropology program is one of only 27 in the country that belongs to the COPAA, whose mission is to collectively advance the education and training of students, faculty, and practitioners in applied anthropology
Argonne National Laboratory: NIU's graduate programs in physics, computer science and chemistry participate in fellowship opportunities at Argonne National Laboratory
Fermilab: NIU's graduate programs in physics and computer science have a partnership with Fermilab in Batavia, Illinois, working together on experiments and research.
About the College of LA&S
Zulauf Hall 312
Add/Drop Class, Enroll, Transfer, Withdraw, etc.
© Board of Trustees of


J Street reader PS emails a link to the RNC's new oppo site on Obama called "Meet Barack Obama." (You can Google it. I'm not gonna dignify it with a link.) He notes their description of Obama's job on the south side of Chicago as a young man is not "community organizer" as the job is commonly known, but rather "street organizer."
Nice. Frankly, in order to elicit the maximum degree of racial stereotyping I would have gone with "ghetto operative" or "slum captain" but I suppose that would have been too obvious.
Nice. Frankly, in order to elicit the maximum degree of racial stereotyping I would have gone with "ghetto operative" or "slum captain" but I suppose that would have been too obvious.
I'm not really buying it. First of all this is a third hand recollection of a conversation years ago, and obviously the term "street organizer" here is pretty context dependent. Someone said, "you're a softie" and Obama said "I know the streets!" One could imagine someone else in that situation responding by saying, "I'm a street-figher, man. I won't back down." It wouldn't make much sense to then refer to that person as a "street-fighter" in quotations.
But even if Obama has, at some point a "street organizer" the question is why the RNC chose this esoteric phrase over the far-more-common-community organizer. I think the answer to that is obvious.


text:
Q: Json from python to php 5.3 I am trying to pass a dictionary that has been jsoned from python to php, but the json_decode function cant decode it.
I tried decoding it online here and it worked fine.
this is a sample of the json data.. its kinda big.. sorry.
{"Scientists Extend Einstein's Relativity to the Universe's First Moments. January 9  . Fairly Simple Math Could Bridge Quantum Mechanics and General Relativity.": {"39": 4, "9": 3, "Universe&#": 4, "Extend": 2, "fairli": 2, "Could": 3, "Bridg": 3, "Moment": 2, ".": 1, "to": 3, "s": 2, "scientist": 3, "Rel": 3, "Einstein&#": 2, "januari": 2, ";": 1, "Simpl": 3, "the": 4, "Math": 3, "First": 2}, "Real Time Relativity is a computer program running on Windows or Mac OSX  systems that allows the user to interactively experience a virtual relativistic world.": {"comput": 7, "is": 5, "Window": 9, "Rel": 5, "OSX": 9, "interact": 6, "system": 9, "virtual": 7, ".": 1, "to": 4, "Mac": 9, "program": 7, "experi": 5, "real": 3, "run": 7, "that": 4, "relativist": 6, "user": 6, "Time": 5, "world": 6, "a": 7, "on": 8, "allow": 5, "the": 6, "or": 9}, "The Relativity of Wrong By Isaac Asimov. I RECEIVED a letter the other day. It  was handwritten in crabbed penmanship so that it was very difficult to read.": {"it": 5, "Rel": 3, "in": 3, "Isaac": 4, "RECEIV": 3, "Asimov": 4, ".": 4, "to": 6, "Wrong": 5, "other": 4, "crab": 4, "penmanship": 4, "By": 5, "handwritten": 2, "wa": 5, "that": 3, "I": 3, "letter": 5, "veri": 5, "day": 4, "a": 5, "read": 7, "of": 3, "so": 3, "the": 4, "difficult": 6}, "Relativity School will be a new degree based Film and Performing Arts School  opening in August 2014. Created by Relativity Media, students will have gain .": {"and": 4, "have": 4, "creat": 1, "Perform": 4, "Media": 4, "Rel": 4, "in": 4, "open": 4, "August": 5, ",": 3, ".": 3, "rel": 3, "2014": 5, "gain ": 5, "be": 3, "School": 4, "base": 3, "student": 4, "new": 4, "by": 2, "a": 4, "Art": 4, "will": 4, "degre": 4, "Film": 4}, "The latest from Relativity Media (@relativitymedia). Passionate people with the  freedom to create and a platform to share their talents with the world.": {"and": 6, "@": 6, "from": 3, "creat": 4, "platform": 6, ")": 5, "Media": 5, "freedom": 6, ".": 1, "to": 3, "passion": 2, "a": 6, "Rel": 5, "(": 5, "relativitymedia": 6, "world": 7, "the": 7, "with": 6, "peopl": 5, "latest": 3}, "Relativity Fest is kCura's annual user conference, designed to give its user  community a great Relativity educational experience.": {"give": 5, "is": 3, "it": 7, "design": 3, "Rel": 6, "commun": 7, ",": 1, ".": 2, "to": 4, "Fest": 3, "rel": 3, ";": 4, "experi": 6, "great": 6, "confer": 4, "user": 7, "educ": 6, "a": 6, "39": 4, "annual": 4, "s": 4, "kCura&#": 3}, "Online publication of the 1920 edition of Albert Einstein's Relativity.": {"1920": 5, "Rel": 6, "onlin": 2, "the": 5, "39": 6, "edit": 5, "of": 5, "Albert": 6, ".": 1, "s": 6, "Einstein&#": 6, ";": 6, "public": 2}, " Prev · Random · Next  · . Permanent link to this comic: http://xkcd.com/1233/  Image URL (for hotlinking/embedding): http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/relativity.png.": {"//imgs.xkcd.com/comics/relativity.png": 4, ":": 6, "http": 6, "thi": 4, "to": 3, "URL": 7, "Imag": 7, "Random": 3, "//xkcd.com/1233/": 7, "Next": 3, ".": 1, "link": 2, "perman": 2, "·": 3, "comic": 5, "prev": 2}, "A text book tutorial on the modern physics of Albert Einstein's theories of special  relativity and general relativity.": {"A": 3, "on": 5, "39": 5, "special": 4, "tutori": 5, "text": 3, "gener": 2, "modern": 6, "Albert": 5, "and": 2, "s": 3, "book": 5, "theori": 3, "rel": 2, "of": 3, "Einstein&#": 5, "the": 6, ";": 1, "physic": 6}, "RELATIVITY GOES TURBO!: Relativity Music will be releasing the DreamWorks  Animation film soundtrack to TURBO. Track listin read more. May 2, 2013.": {"REL": 3, "Music": 3, "Rel": 3, "film": 4, "!": 2, "TURBO": 4, "Anim": 4, "DreamWork": 5, ",": 2, ".": 1, "GOE": 4, "2": 3, ":": 2, "2013": 3, "more": 2, "be": 3, "may": 2, "soundtrack": 4, "track": 2, "releas": 3, "listin": 2, "read": 2, "will": 3, "the": 5}, "Relativity Media - Filmography. Join IMDb Pro for more details!": {"Media": 3, "!": 1, "Filmographi": 4, "join": 2, "for": 4, "Pro": 4, "-": 3, "detail": 5, ".": 1, "IMDb": 4, "rel": 2, "more": 5}, "Index · HyperPhysics. R Nave. Go Back.": {"index": 3, "HyperPhys": 3, "Nave": 2, "·": 3, "go": 2, "R": 2, "Back": 3, ".": 1}, "This is a marker sentence.": {"a": 3, "sentenc": 3, "is": 2, ".": 1, "thi": 2, "marker": 3}, "rel·a·tiv·i·ty n. 1. The quality or state of being relative. 2. A state of dependence in  which the existence or significance of one entity is solely dependent on that of .": {"A": 2, "be": 4, "which": 6, "that": 8, "is": 6, "sole": 7, "qualiti": 2, "one": 8, "signific": 7, "exist": 6, "in": 5, "The": 2, ".": 5, "the": 6, "entiti": 8, "on": 7, "of ": 8, "depend": 6, "rel·a·tiv·i·ti": 2, "of": 7, "n": 2, "state": 2, "rel": 4, "2.": 2, "or": 5, "1.": 2}, "A peer-refereed, solely online physics journal publishing invited reviews covering  all areas of relativity research. Published by the Max Planck Institute for .": {"all": 4, "Institut": 4, "for ": 4, "onlin": 2, ".": 1, "peer-refere": 2, "area": 4, "Max": 5, "review": 2, ",": 1, "publish": 2, "research": 5, "rel": 5, "A": 2, "journal": 2, "sole": 2, "by": 3, "physic": 2, "invit": 2, "of": 4, "cover": 2, "the": 5, "Planck": 5}, "In this course, you will gain an understanding of these discoveries through a  focus on relativityEinstein's fascinating and non-intuitive description of the .": {"and": 4, "relativityEinstein&#": 9, "an": 7, "through": 6, "in": 1, ".": 2, "cours": 4, ",": 3, "discoveri": 8, "fascin": 3, "you": 4, "understand": 7, "gain": 4, ";": 2, "a": 8, "on": 8, "39": 9, "these": 8, "of": 7, "descript": 4, "focu": 8, "will": 4, "s": 3, "thi": 4, "non-intuit": 4}, "4 Sep 2009 . Relativity can be described using space-time diagrams. Contrary to popular  opinion, Einstein did not invent relativity. Galileo preceded him.": {"invent": 4, "galileo": 2, "use": 5, "describ": 4, ",": 5, ".": 1, "to": 3, "4": 2, "rel": 5, "be": 4, "diagram": 6, "not": 4, "him": 4, "contrari": 2, "space-tim": 6, "Sep": 2, "did": 4, "preced": 3, "can": 3, "Einstein": 6, "popular": 6, "opinion": 6, "2009": 3}, "General relativity is a theory of gravitation and to understand the background to  the theory we have to look at how theories of gravitation developed. Aristotle's .": {"and": 8, "is": 2, "at": 8, "have": 4, "develop": 9, "to": 5, ".": 1, "how": 9, "rel": 2, "gravit": 10, "Aristotle&#": 2, ";": 2, "s ": 2, "we": 4, "gener": 2, "understand": 9, "theori": 9, "background": 10, "a": 6, "39": 2, "look": 6, "of": 10, "the": 6}, "Journal published by Springer, devoted to articles on general relativity and its  applications.": {"and": 7, "applic": 7, "Springer": 5, "devot": 3, "gener": 8, "it": 7, ".": 2, "by": 4, "on": 6, ",": 1, "publish": 3, "articl": 5, "to": 4, "rel": 8, "journal": 3}, "OLDER VERSIONS. MOD. This mod's purview is the manipulation of interaction  tuning and the alteration of how time flows in the game. DOCUMENTATION.": {"and": 7, "purview": 2, "39": 2, "OLDER": 2, "of": 4, "is": 2, "manipul": 4, "alter": 7, ".": 1, "mod&#": 3, "s": 2, "VERSION": 2, "interact": 5, "thi": 3, ";": 2, "DOCUMENT": 1, "the": 7, "tune": 6, "MOD": 1}, "A fascinating article that helps you to understand the basics of special relativity!  Learn how special relativity works with this HowStuffWorks.com article.": {"A": 3, "!": 1, "HowStuffWorks.com": 4, "work": 2, "thi": 4, "help": 4, "that": 3, "of": 3, "learn": 2, "how": 3, "articl": 4, "to": 3, "fascin": 3, "understand": 4, "rel": 2, "basic": 4, "you": 2, ".": 1, "with": 3, "the": 4, "special": 3}, "Romantic and family serio-comic drama series about two American strangers in  their twenties who meet and fall in love in Italy, and return home, get to know .": {"and": 3, "love": 7, "know ": 6, "fall": 4, ",": 3, "Itali": 8, "famili": 2, "in": 7, "home": 4, "to": 5, "two": 5, ".": 3, "their": 4, "twenti": 4, "return": 4, "get": 4, "who": 3, "American": 5, "serio-com": 2, "romant": 3, "about": 4, "stranger": 5, "drama": 4, "meet": 4, "seri": 4}, "Albert Einstein's Theory of Relativity. In Words of Four Letters or Less. [ 0 ]. So,  have a seat. Put your feet up. This may take some time. Can I get you some tea?": {"Word": 4, "have": 3, "up": 3, "may": 2, "thi": 2, "albert": 2, "some": 5, "seat": 4, "feet": 3, "you": 5, "Rel": 5, "in": 3, "put": 2, "[": 2, "]": 2, "your": 3, "a": 4, "39": 4, "I": 2, "Less": 4, "of": 3, "get": 2, ",": 2, "can": 1, ".": 1, "Four": 5, "0": 2, "s": 4, "so": 1, "Theori": 4, "Letter": 5, "time": 3, "Einstein&#": 2, ";": 4, "tea": 5, "or": 4, "?": 3, "take": 2}, "Albert Einstein's first paper on relativity, translated here from Annalen der Physik  vol XVII 1905 p. 891-921, is of historical interest.": {"vol": 5, "is": 2, "paper": 2, "1905": 4, "Annalen": 5, "from": 3, ",": 2, ".": 1, "Physik": 5, "Einstein&#": 2, ";": 2, "interest": 4, "albert": 2, "here": 4, "translat": 2, "39": 2, "of": 3, "der": 5, "histor": 4, "p": 4, "s": 2, "XVII": 5, "891-921": 3, "first": 2}, "Escher's \"Relativity\" in LEGO. Because The LEGO Company get paranoid  about this sort of thing let me make it clear that I have no affiliation with them, that  my .": {"sort": 7, "``": 1, "have": 16, "get": 3, "I": 16, "becaus": 1, "it": 13, "''": 3, "let": 9, "no": 18, "Rel": 3, "in": 3, "my ": 7, "The": 3, "with": 18, "Compani": 3, "me": 11, "affili": 18, "39": 3, "them": 19, "Escher&#": 2, "LEGO": 3, "paranoid": 3, "of": 7, "make": 11, "that": 6, ",": 8, ".": 2, "thing": 8, "s": 2, "thi": 7, "about": 4, ";": 2, "clear": 14}, "Highly recommendable collection of interconnected web pages that serve as an  informal introduction to general relativity. While some mathematics is used, the .": {"is": 3, "some": 3, "the ": 5, "highli": 2, "web": 3, "use": 3, "interconnect": 3, "of": 2, ",": 4, ".": 2, "collect": 1, "while": 1, "mathemat": 3, "recommend": 2, "page": 3}, "Introduction to relativity, why it doesn't like faster-than-light speeds, and what  might theoretically be done about it. Includes section on physics and Star Trek.": {"and": 6, "it": 6, "done": 4, "faster-than-light": 7, "speed": 7, "what": 3, "Star": 6, "to": 2, "section": 2, ",": 1, "theoret": 5, ".": 4, "doesn&#": 4, "includ": 1, "rel": 3, ";": 5, "might": 4, "be": 4, "Trek": 6, "whi": 3, "physic": 5, "introduct": 1, "on": 3, "39": 5, "like": 6, "t": 6, "about": 5}, "17 Oct 2013 . The theory of relativity explains that the time and position of an event is relative to  the frame of reference of an observer. This prezi simplifies the .": {"and": 3, "simplifi": 3, "thi": 3, "that": 3, "is": 2, "an": 9, "theori": 4, "observ": 9, "the ": 3, "Oct": 2, "17": 2, "of": 8, "explain": 5, "event": 4, ".": 1, "to": 4, "prezi": 3, "rel": 3, "time": 4, "posit": 3, "the": 6, "frame": 6, "2013": 3, "refer": 8}, "Relativity is a Corporate Communications Boutique specialising in Video  Production and Rich Media Presentations. We cater to clients from corporate, .": {"a": 3, " ": 8, "we": 3, "from": 6, "Commun": 3, "Corpor": 3, "is": 2, ",": 7, ".": 1, "to": 4, "client": 6, "cater": 3, "rel": 2, "corpor": 7, "Boutiqu": 3}, "Albert Einstein Reference Archive. Relativity. The Special and General Theory .  Incompatability of the Law of Propagation of Light with the Principle of Relativity": {"and": 2, "albert": 2, "Refer": 3, "Gener": 2, ".": 1, "Archiv": 3, "Theori": 2, "rel": 1, "Einstein": 3, "the": 2, "Special": 2}, "Be Rock Solid: Tens of thousands rely on Relativity for review. Go Faster: Turbo- charge your review workflow. Do More: Tackle problems beyond review.": {"do": 2, "Tackl": 4, "Rel": 7, "go": 2, "beyond": 3, "More": 4, "for": 4, "review": 3, ".": 1, "reli": 7, ":": 4, "be": 2, "Faster": 3, "Turbo-": 3, "Solid": 4, "thousand": 6, "Rock": 4, "charg": 3, "on": 6, "Ten": 3, "of": 4, "problem": 4}, "Then Albert Einstein shook the foundations of physics with the introduction of his  Special Theory of Relativity in 1905, and his General Theory of Relativity in .": {"and": 2, "then": 2, "1905": 6, "in": 5, "in ": 5, "foundat": 8, "Gener": 4, "of": 4, "Albert": 3, "Theori": 4, ",": 2, ".": 2, "hi": 4, "Special": 8, "Rel": 5, "Einstein": 3, "the": 11, "introduct": 11, "with": 10, "physic": 10, "shook": 3}, "The research of the numerical relativity group at the AEI focuses on the study of  the physics and astrophysics of black holes and neutron stars, whose accurate .": {"and": 3, "whose": 2, ",": 1, "group": 5, "numer": 6, "of": 4, "focus": 7, "research": 5, "astrophys": 4, "black": 5, "at": 5, "rel": 5, "neutron": 3, "AEI": 7, "star": 3, "the": 8, "accurate ": 2, ".": 1, "hole": 5, "physic": 8}, "The International Society on General Relativity and Gravitation, ISGRG, is an  international learned society. It acts as Affiliated Commission 2 (AC.2) of the .": {"and": 5, "Affili": 6, "societi": 3, "is": 2, "it": 3, "an": 3, "intern": 3, "Rel": 5, "Gravit": 5, "Gener": 5, ",": 1, ".": 1, "2": 6, "on": 3, "act": 3, "the ": 7, "Societi": 3, "of": 6, "as": 4, "ISGRG": 4, "Intern": 3, "learn": 3, "the": 3, "Commiss": 6}, "28 Jul 2010 - 9 min - Uploaded by ScienceTVhttp://facebook.com/ScienceReason . Albert Einstein's Theory of Relativity ( Chapter 1 .": {"28": 2, "ScienceTVhttp": 3, "Rel": 5, "min": 2, "(": 5, "-": 1, "Jul": 2, ".": 1, "1": 5, "Theori": 4, "9": 2, ";": 4, ":": 1, "2010": 2, "Chapter": 5, "albert": 2, "Upload": 2, "Einstein&#": 2, "by": 2, "39": 4, "of": 4, "s": 4, "//facebook.com/ScienceReason": 3}, "18 Sep 2012 . This was the theory of special relativity. It introduced a new framework for all of  physics and proposed new concepts of space and time. Einstein .": {"and": 8, "all": 5, "concept": 10, "rel": 4, "wa": 2, "time": 8, "it": 2, "framework": 3, "Einstein ": 1, "theori": 3, "special": 4, "a": 3, "for": 3, "Sep": 2, "18": 2, "space": 11, ".": 1, "physic": 7, "thi": 2, "of": 10, "new": 10, "the": 3, "propos": 7, "introduc": 2, "2012": 3}, "Rank · Movie Title (click to view) · Studio · Total Gross / Theaters .": {"Gross": 4, "Movi": 3, ")": 3, "Titl": 3, "Theaters ": 2, "rank": 3, ".": 1, "to": 5, "Studio": 3, "/": 2, "·": 3, "(": 3, "Total": 4, "click": 5, "view": 6}, "Relativity, also known as Relativity Records, is a US label with many logos.  Although it was reportedly established in 1985 by Barry Kobrin at the site of his .": {"although": 1, "is": 3, "it": 3, "Kobrin": 6, "as": 4, "at": 6, "Rel": 5, "in": 4, "Barri": 6, ".": 2, "establish": 3, "1985": 5, ",": 1, "label": 4, "also": 3, "rel": 3, "wa": 3, "site": 8, "Record": 5, "reportedli": 4, "known": 3, "by": 4, "a": 4, "his ": 9, "of": 8, "US": 4, "the": 8}, "Relativity: The Special and General Theory [Albert Einstein, Robert W. Lawson]  on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. World-renowned .": {"and": 4, "World-renowned ": 1, "Robert": 4, "ship": 3, "[": 4, "*FREE*": 2, "Gener": 4, "Albert": 4, ",": 4, ".": 1, "Theori": 4, "rel": 2, "Amazon.com": 4, ":": 3, "qualifi": 5, "offer": 5, "W": 3, "The": 3, "]": 2, "on": 4, "lawson": 2, "Einstein": 4, "Special": 4}, "Special Relativity is a featured book on Wikibooks because it contains substantial  content, it is well-formatted, and the Wikibooks community has decided to .": {"a": 4, "well-format": 4, "and": 2, "featur": 4, "Wikibook": 3, "substanti": 4, "commun": 3, "is": 3, "becaus": 1, "it": 3, "content": 4, "to ": 4, "decid": 3, "book": 4, "Rel": 3, "contain": 3, "the": 3, "ha": 3, ".": 2, ",": 1, "special": 3}, "Relativity (Routledge Classics) and over 2 million other books are available for .  Start reading Relativity (Routledge Classics) on your Kindle in under a minute.": {"and": 1, "over": 2, "are": 2, "Rel": 5, "in": 6, "your": 6, "for": 4, ")": 5, "(": 5, "Routledg": 6, ".": 1, "avail": 3, "start": 2, "book": 2, "rel": 2, "under": 6, "Kindl": 6, "read": 5, "million": 3, "2": 3, "a": 7, "on": 4, "Classic": 6, "minut": 7, "other": 2}, "Braxton welcomes Seven to the Federation timeship Relativity. They explain to  Seven that Voyager has just exploded due to a saboteur putting a temporal .": {"explod": 5, "a": 5, "Seven": 5, "braxton": 2, "just": 5, "that": 4, "temporal ": 5, "explain": 3, "they": 3, "due": 4, ".": 2, "Feder": 5, "to": 5, "Voyag": 5, "saboteur": 6, "Rel": 5, "put": 4, "timeship": 5, "the": 5, "ha": 3, "welcom": 4}, "5 days ago . Relativity Media news that is up-to-the-minute. Get breaking Relativity Media  information and an unfiltered, no-holds-barred analysis of .": {"ago": 2, "and": 3, "of ": 3, "Rel": 4, "that": 5, "no-holds-bar": 3, "Media": 4, "is": 5, "get": 2, ",": 3, "up-to-the-minut": 6, ".": 1, "break": 2, "inform": 3, "analysi": 3, "5": 2, "rel": 2, "unfilt": 3, "news": 4, "an": 3, "day": 2}, "E-Print Archive \"gr-qc\" in which many articles about general relativity and related  topics are published (in advance of publication in conventional journals).": {"and": 5, "topic": 5, "are": 5, "in": 8, ".": 1, "E-Print": 2, "convent": 9, "journal": 9, "(": 3, "publish": 6, "articl": 6, "rel": 7, "public": 8, "``": 1, "which": 5, "advanc": 6, "gener": 7, "relat": 5, "''": 2, "about": 6, "of": 6, "gr-qc": 2, ")": 3, "Archiv": 2, "mani": 6}, "Relativity: Einstein's theory of special relativity in multimedia tutorial. The  introductory level takes 10 minutes, but has links to over 40 explanatory pages  giving .": {"the": 3, "over": 8, "giving ": 4, "in": 3, "special": 5, "multimedia": 4, ",": 1, "40": 8, ".": 2, "to": 6, "take": 3, "rel": 5, "Einstein&#": 2, ";": 1, ":": 1, "explanatori": 8, "but": 2, "link": 5, "theori": 4, "ha": 3, "introductori": 3, "10": 4, "39": 2, "level": 3, "of": 4, "s": 4, "tutori": 4, "minut": 4, "page": 8}, "Comprehensive online book about special and general relativity, from the  fundamentals to cosmological applications, including a number of philosophical .": {"and": 4, "applic": 7, "about": 3, "from": 3, "philosophical ": 8, "of": 7, "gener": 4, ",": 4, "number": 7, "to": 6, "a": 7, "book": 3, "includ": 5, "rel": 4, "fundament": 6, "comprehens": 3, "onlin": 3, "the": 6, ".": 4, "cosmolog": 7, "special": 4}, "Various pages with non-technical texts about cosmology, black holes, cosmic  strings, inflation, quantum cosmology, and string theory, written by members of  the .": {"and": 2, "text": 5, "the ": 7, "quantum": 3, ",": 2, ".": 2, "member": 6, "written": 3, "black": 3, "string": 3, "variou": 3, "inflat": 3, "non-techn": 5, "theori": 3, "hole": 3, "with": 4, "by": 4, "about": 4, "of": 6, "cosmic": 3, "page": 3, "cosmolog": 3}, "RELATIVITY LAUNCHES NEW FASHION DIVISION  M3/RELATIVITY .  Relativity and Reel FX Round Out Flock on Free Birds Eddie 'Piolin' Sotelo,  Danny .": {"and": 3, "Sotelo": 2, "FX": 3, "DIVIS": 5, "REL": 2, "NEW": 4, "Bird": 5, "Piolin&#": 2, "FASHION": 4, ",": 2, "Free": 5, ".": 1, "rel": 3, ";": 1, "Reel": 3, "M3/REL": 5, "Round": 3, "on": 4, "39": 2, "LAUNCH": 4, "Eddie&#": 2, "Danny ": 3, "Flock": 3, "Out": 3}, "relativity, wide-ranging physical theories formed by the German-born physicist  Albert Einstein. With his theories of special relativity (1905) and general relativity  .": {"and": 2, "German-born": 5, "1905": 4, "special": 5, " ": 3, "wide-rang": 2, ")": 3, "(": 3, "Albert": 2, ",": 1, ".": 2, "rel": 3, "form": 3, "gener": 3, "physicist": 5, "hi": 4, "theori": 4, "with": 1, "by": 4, "physic": 3, "of": 4, "Einstein": 2, "the": 5}, ". Sachdev, Jackie English and Bogdan Luca. This page requires a high-speed  connection and Flash Player 6  Contact the authors: relativity(at)onestick(dot) com.": {"and": 2, "onestick": 4, "rel": 4, "high-spe": 4, "Flash": 3, "connect": 4, "Contact": 3, "Luca": 2, "English": 2, "Sachdev": 2, "requir": 3, "a": 4, ":": 3, "author": 3, ")": 3, "(": 3, ",": 2, ".": 2, "Player": 3, "thi": 3, "6": 3, "at": 3, "the": 3, "Bogdan": 2, "com": 3, "page": 3, "dot": 4, "Jacki": 2}}

A: I copy-pasted your bit of JSON and it works with PHP 5.5.3-1ubuntu2.1 (cli) (built: Dec 12 2013 04:24:35).
<?php
// This doesnt't work. Putting it here just in case you ran into the same thing.
// It doesn't manage to convert the decoded object into a string.
// echo json_decode(file_get_contents("a.json"));

// This works.
print_r(json_decode(file_get_contents("a.json")));
?>

How I tested: http://pastebin.com/Ck7YdQ0y


Sweet Melodies. 4.05 pm on Fridays.
Radio Mattoli (90.4 FM) is a Community Radio Service (CRS) licensed by the Union Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, New Delhi; and situated at Dwaraka (Mananthavady) in Wayanad District of Kerala State.


text:
Q: A total order induce by a partial order I have the following problem:

Let $(A,\leq)$ a poset. Prove that there exist a total order $\leq^ *$ on $A$ such that if we have $a\leq b$ we can conclude $a\leq^*b$. (Hint: Use the Zorn Lemma)

I tried to use the hint. Considering the set $D$ of all the pair $(B,\leq _B)$ such that $B\subset A$ and $\leq_B$ is a total order such that $a\leq b$ implies $a\leq_B b$. I defined a partial order on $D$ in the following way:
$$(B,\leq_B)\leq (C, \leq_C)$$
iff $B\subset C$ and $\leq_B\subset \leq_C$.
I can prove that the hypothesis of the lemma Zorn holds. Then I can suposse that there exist maximal $(\bar A, \leq_{\bar A})$ in $D$. How do I prove that $A=\bar A$?
If I suposse that $A\not = \bar A$ then I can choose a $x\in A-\bar A$. I need specifically a way to construct a total order $\bar\leq$ on $A\cup \{x\}$ such that $\leq_{\bar A}\subset\bar\leq$ and if $a\leq b$ where $a,b \in A\cup \{x\}$ then $a\bar\leq b$. How can I do that?
Thanks!

A: You have found a maximal element $(\bar A, \leq_{\bar A})$ of your partial order on the pairs $(B, \leq_B)$ and you now want to prove that $\bar A = A$.
For a given $a \in A$, look at the trivial total order $\{(a,a)\}$ on $\{a\}$. Then
$$
  (\{a\}, \{(a,a)\}) \leq (\bar A, \leq_{\bar A}).
$$
So, in particular, $a \in {\bar A}$.


As aficionados of the finest automobiles, we like coupes. Coupes are automobiles with two doors, a fixed roof and a trunk. Don't get fooled by charlatans who are trying to sell you 4 doors SUVs, chopped-top sedans and 5 doors hatchback as a coupe. A proper coupe is low, wide, stylish and sophisticated.
What is the nicest coupe ever made ?


Google+ is all about building your social graph of friends and acquaintances. The biggest separating factor on the platform versus other platforms who have later followed suit, is the ability to group your friends, family, colleagues, into separate "circles", allowing you to very easily share posts and photos with certain groups of people. On Twitter, I used to 'like' things that I wanted to read later, and would call up my page of liked activities as a list of bookmarks.
A colleague sent me a link to a bunch of photos from Facebook offices around the world. In one of the photos, you can read a sign on the wall which says "done is better than perfect" and I've decided that this will be my motto for 2011. (Update 2016: it's become more of a permanent goal for my work now) A part of me is a struggling perfectionist, perhaps with a hint of OCD.


text:
Иже́вск (; ) е град (от 1918) в Русия, столица на Удмуртия. Носил е името Устинов от 1984 до 1987 г. Разположен е на река Иж, на 40 км от нейното вливане в Кама.

Населението му е 648 146души към 2020 г. Нарежда се на 20 място по брой на населението в Русия. Крупен промишлен, транспортен, научен и културен център.

История
Ижевск е наименуван на река Иж, на която е разположен. Селището е основано през 1760 г. във връзка с построяването на завод за железопътна техника. Бунтове през 1774 г. почти разрушават завода.

През 1807 г. император Александър I издава указ за създаването на оръжеен завод в Ижевск. Заводът започва масово да произвежда пушките "Мосин-Наган" от 1891 г.

През 1918 г. селището получава статут на град. През 1935 г. е открита първата трамвайна линия в града. Автоматът "АК-47" се произвежда масово в Ижевск от 1948 г.

Името на града е променено на Устинов през 1984 г. в чест на починалия министър на отбраната на СССР Дмитрий Устинов; върнато е на Ижевск само 3 години по-късно.

Население

Етнически състав
Жителите на Ижевск към 2010 г. са представени от: 68,8% руснаци, 14,8% удмурти, 8,9% татари, 0,7% украинци и други.

Климат
Ижевският климат е умереноконтинентален. Средната годишна температура е 3 °C, а средната влажност на въздуха е 76%.

Икономика
Гръбнакът на ижевската икономика е съставен от производството на оръжия и автомобили. Концернът "Калашников" произвежда огнестрелни автоматични оръжия, снайпери, снаряди, както и спортни оръжия за цивилни. Градът също така произвежда автомобили и мотоциклети под марката "Иж". Развита е металургията, дървообработването, химическата и хранително-вкусовата промишленост.

Транспорт
В града функционират 11 трамвайни, 8 тролейбусни и 38 автобусни линии. Самият град е важен транспортен възел, като покрай него минават множество първокласни автомобилни пътища. Разполага с жп гара и единственото летище в Удмуртия. През лятото функционира и речния транспорт.

Образование
В Ижевск са разположени 4 от 5-те висши учебни заведения в Удмуртия. Това са: Удмуртският държавен университет, Ижевският държавен технически институт, Академията по агрономство и Медицинската академия.

Личности
 Михаил Калашников (1919–2013), прочут оръжеен конструктор, изобретил автомат АК-47
 Дмитрий Устинов (1908–1984), министър на отбраната на СССР (1976 – 1984), маршал
 Андрей Кириленко (р. 1981), баскетболист
 Алина Загитова (р. 2002), фигуристка, олимпийска и световна шампионка

Побратимени градове
  Бендзин, Полша
  Кордоба (Аржентина), Аржентина
  Лусака, Замбия
  Маракай, Венецуела
  Синин, Китай
  Татабаня, Унгария
  Ямбол, България

Галерия

Външни препратки

 Сайт на администрацията на Ижевск
 Справочен портал Ижевск

Източници

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


text:
Tag Archives: Film History
Eight Moms in the Movies
May 11, 2014 ricbretz 1 Comment
On this Mother's Day, let's look back at the some of the best movie moms as they protect, defend, encourage and stand by their sons and daughters. As everyone knows, Don't mess with Mom!
Linda Hamilton as Sarah Connor
1. Linda Hamilton as Sarah Connor in the Terminator (1984) and T2 (1991)
Sarah Connor reloads the assault weapon with one arm as she becomes a one-woman army. She fights Arnold's terminator first and then a Robert Patrick's T-1000 shape shifter who keeps on coming like a human Tsunami. All of this while she fights to keep her son safe so he can lead people into future battles with the machines. What does she get for her troubles? She gets locked up and fed drugs. But, not to worry, she's been counting pull ups and sit ups and studying how to be the best survivalist ever. The time has come for her to get busy being a Mom when she breaks out.
2. Shelley Duvall as Wendy Torrance in The Shining (1980)
Wendy Torrance has to put up with tons of brooding and abuse from Jack Nicholson's character in this movie. He drags her to a Ski Lodge in the mountains so he can get away to write his next masterpiece and he comes up with "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy." In addition, his son sees waves of blood coming from the elevator and repeats the word "REDRUM.' (Spoiler, but if you haven't seen it by now…!) She wins in the end because she has spent her days at the isolated getaway figuring out the maze outside the hotel. Moms are always prepared.
Clara Thornhill with her son in the elevator as the bad guys surround him.
3. Jessie Royce Landis as Clara Thornhill in North By Northwest (1959)
Clara Thornhill as Roger Thornhill's mother in Alfred Hitchcock's cross country thriller plays her part perfectly. She stands by her son although she thinks he is paranoid and a little over-worked. Roger Thornhill, of course, is not imagining anything but Clara's past history with her son plays into her assessment of his well being at the estate once being released by the court system. The mother sets up the rest of the movie. Jessie Royce Landis was only eight years older than Cary Grant at the time but she succeeds in making us believe she is his mother. Perfect case of standing by your child even if you think he is off his rocker.
4. Margaret Wycherly as Mother York in Sergeant York (1941)
Before Sergeant Alvin York becomes a war hero in World War I, he goes through a process of rehabilitation where he is born again and follows the word of God. He takes this seriously and becomes a conscientious objector because of the commandment "I shalt not kill." While he was transforming and soul-searching, Mother York stood by him and gave him encouragement. After some long thought while on furlough, he decided it would be wise to go to war with his weapon and save lives by doing his best to end the war early. The decision would have been more difficult if Mother York had not let him decide for himself.
5. Katharine Hepburn as Eleanor of Aquitaine in The Lion in Winter (1968)
Being a mother in 1183 had to be tough no matter your status in life. Not many comforts back then. For Queen Eleanor, she had to be a mother while being in imprisoned by King Henry II while he was running around with his mistress whom he wanted to marry. In the movie, although she is imprisoned she holds her own in the verbal sparring department. The dialogue between O'Toole and Hepburn is one of the best movie scenes in history. As a Mother, The Queen knows when to scold and when to support. One of the movie's best scenes involves Hepburn and Anthony Hopkins' portraying Prince Richard (The Lion-Hearted). She talks to him as a Mother and not as a Queen. For Queen Eleanor of Aquitaine to Peter O'Toole's King Henry II, she schemes to control the situation as an aging King Henry struggles to name a successor among his sons.
6. Sandra Bullock as Leigh Anne Tuohy in The Blind Side (2009)
Sandra Bullock won an Oscar for her performance in this film. Based on real events, this movie shows how a Mom with a purpose can change someone's life. She's a one woman wrecking crew and won't stop until people understand. Along the way, she won't put up with any racism or any other nonsense, even when it comes from gang members. She also knows how to coach and gives her adopted son a great piece of advice during football practice.
7. Cher as Florence "Rusty" Dennis in Mask (1985)
Moms don't have to be perfect. What great moms have in common is that they all defend their children. They also support and encourage when needed. Cher's performance as "Rusty" shows all her flaws but it also shows her supporting her son "Rocky", who has a condition that deforms his skull. He looks different from everyone on the outside but is just the same as every other teen who has dreams. Judging someone from the inside and not how they look or by skin color is a lesson that still applies today and still has to be learned by others.
8. Jane Darwell as Ma Joad in The Grapes of Wrath (1940)
Darwell's performance as Ma Joad holds the movie together. Sure, Henry Fonda gives a great soliloquy at the end of the movie but look who he's giving it to—his mother. She endures the mid-west dust bowl conditions that takes their loses their livelihood. She packs up the family and their possessions and travels all the way to California for a chance at a better life. Bad luck continues but she continues holding the family together. Fantastic movie and a great performance.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0034167/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_37
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0089560/?ref_=nv_sr_3
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grapes_of_wrath
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_L._Dennis
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Craniodiaphyseal_dysplasia
http://www.people.com/people/archive/article/0,,20090192,00.html
http://www.womeninworldhistory.com/heroine2.html
http://www.sgtyork.org/
Eleanor of AquitaineFilmFilm HistoryGrapes of WrathKing Henry IIMaskMomsMother's DayNorth by NorthwestRocky DennisSergeant Alvin YorkTerminatorThe Blind SideThe Lion in WinterThe Shining
Eight Great Presidential Performances
January 20, 2013 ricbretz Leave a comment
In recognition of the inauguration this week, I have listed what I consider the best presidential portrayals on film and the small screen. My criteria are simple. Did the actor capture the spirit of the President's personality? And, was I able to watch the presentation without being aware that someone was trying too hard to play that particular president? Most of the performances on this list present a narrow window in a President's life. The more difficult portrayals involve playing the person over a lifetime. A good example of this is Paul Giamatti's portrayal of John Adams and Barry Bostwick's performance in the George Washington miniseries. Below is the actor followed by the President portrayed and then the film or television title.
1. Kenneth Branagh-Franklin Delano Roosevelt-Warm Springs
I was skeptical before making time to see this show that the actor could pull it off. I was wrong. Kenneth Branagh captured the force of Roosevelt's personality and his physical and emotional fight with the crippling polio disease. He also does a great job of relating to the people who have the same disease while rehabilitating at Warm Springs. His supporting cast is terrific and he shows us why Roosevelt related to so many people.
2. Daniel Day Lewis-Abraham-Lincoln-Lincoln
Enough has been written about Lewis' choice concerning how Lincoln sounds when he speaks compared to other portrayals. If you watch Henry Fonda's "Young Mr. Lincoln", the voice pitch comes close to what Lewis used in Lincoln. What cannot be disputed is that he does capture Lincoln's modest confidence and his sharp political mind.
3. Paul Giamatti-John Adams-Johns Adams
Paul Giamatti captures Adams from all directions. He is spot on in his portrayal in many aspects. His love for his wife Abigail, his mercurial temper, his difficult personality, his love for his family, his ego, and most of all, his sense of duty, fairness, and love for his country. Giamatti's choices show the president from all sides while weaving his multi-layered personality into the presentation of Adams. He also plays him as he ages from a young man to his death which is difficult to accomplish.
4. Frank Langella-Richard M. Nixon-Frost/Nixon
Langella's acting puts a human face on Richard Nixon in this Ron Howard directed film. He sparred with David Frost through a majority of the movie and showed Nixon's toughness, intellect, political savvy and his personality weaknesses. This performance is remarkable because it keeps the audience interested despite knowing the outcome. It explains history without getting into the minute details so the audience's eyes don't glaze over like sitting in 9th grade history class memorizing dates.
5. Jeff Daniels-George Washington-The Crossing
Jeff Daniels does a terrific job showing people what it must have been like serving under George Washington. Daniels gives us a performance that shows Washington cool under fire, a master at finding quality people to serve under him and how to manage them, and how to get soldiers to fight for him in the most extreme circumstances. Daniels as Washington shows the General as calm leader looking to find answers instead of assessing blame.
6. Anthony Hopkins-John Quincy Adams-Amistad
My favorite scene in this movie is when Adams is supposedly sleeping during a congressional session. Then the speaker asks him to comment on the previous discussion. Adams speaks up immediately repeating the last exchange and giving his own caustic opinion about the matter and the current session itself. Hopkins is a master at losing himself in roles and this is one. His other Presidential portrayal of Richard Nixon is good as well but this one is fascinating especially with the final summation in court at the end.
7. Randy Quaid, Lyndon B. Johnson, LBJ; The Early Years
Randy Quaid shows Lyndon Johnson with his loud voice, over-the–top personality and his energy to accomplish his own goals and fix what needs to be fixed. This is another performance that shows the actor aging through several years from a young man to his days in congress. Quaid gives an outstanding performance showing how Johnson dealt with people and how Johnson used his force of personality to get his legislation passed when he was a leader in congress.
8. Henry Fonda-Abraham Lincoln-Young Mr. Lincoln
This movie was released in 1939 and it shows a young Henry Fonda at his best. Fonda gives us the Lincoln personality in the salad days of his lawyer career. He takes on a case early in the movie that everyone believes is a lost cause. Throughout the movie, Fonda shows the audience the Lincoln wit and his art for storytelling. He shows us why Lincoln became President while using his political savvy and intelligence. Fonda's acting also shows us an underlying sadness to his personality and an innate understanding he might be destined for great things.
Those are my favorites. Do you agree? Leave a comment?
More great characterizations:
David Morse-George Washington-John Adams; Edward Herrmann-Franklin Delano Roosevelt-Eleanor and Franklin; Barry Bostwick-George Washington- George Washington (The Mini-Series); Bill Murray-Franklin Delano Roosevelt-Hyde Park on the Hudson; Gary Sinise-Harry S. Truman-Truman; James Whitmore-Harry S. Truman-Give 'Em Hell Harry; Raymond Massey-Abraham Lincoln-Abe Lincoln in Illinois; Brian Keith-Teddy Roosevelt-The Wind and the Lion
Abraham Lincolnaviationcelebritiescurrent-eventsentertainmentFilm HistoryFranklin D. RooseveltGeorge WashingtonHarry S TrumanHenry FondaHistory in the MoviesLincolnLyndon B. Johnsonoscarspoliticspresident teddy rooseveltRandy QuaidRichard NixonYoung Mr. Lincoln


The Meeting Place for Survivors: 12 years ago today!
12 years ago today, I was having a D&C for a miscarriage and stumbled upon a diagnosis of breast cancer! It turned out to be 9 cm tumor. Ductal. ER+ & pr+, her2neu-. 28+ grape sized nodes. 11 months of treatment -- 4 dose dense AC, then bi-mast, then 2 more dose dense AC. 12 treatments of taxol and xeloda. Then ovaries out and radiation. Whew! My youngest was 3, now he is 15 and a freshmen in high school. It was a tough time. Tough recovery.


The job market for an Industrial Engineering Technician is broken down by specialty and is affected by varying economic conditions, similar to those that can affect an engineer. Those looking for employment opportunities are encouraged to complete an associates degree in industrial technology or some other form of postsecondary training.
Industrial engineering technicians not only study mathematics, engineering and science as principles, but they also study how personnel and machines are used in working places such as repair shops, offices, and stores.
Industrial engineering technicians usually assist industrial engineers to help prepare layouts, help plan the flow of work, perform statistical studies and analyze production costs. Since their work is application -oriented and specialized, many industrial engineering technicians either assist in research and development or manufacturing.
For those assisting in research and development, industrial engineering technicians help build and set up equipment, collect and calculate data as well as assist in making prototypes for designs. They also can assist industrial engineers in design as well as drafting (CADD) equipment.
For industrial engineering technicians assisting industrial technicians in manufacturing, they can help with designing, developing and producing a number of products.
The typical workweek for an industrial engineering technician involves working 40 hours a week in environments such as an industrial plant, office, outdoors or laboratory. Even though few incidents ever occur, industrial engineering technicians are sometimes exposed to harmful chemicals from machinery.
An associates degree in industrial technology or postsecondary training from a community college, university extension, vocational-technical school or the Armed Forces is beneficial for industrial engineering technicians when looking for jobs. Employers value this education because it means spending less time teaching them skills on the job. Prospective industrial engineering technicians should take math and science classes in high school to prepare for these programs.
The Technology Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) usually accredits most 2-year programs. Offering about 700 programs, most courses involve taking a trigonometry or algebra course as well as a science course. More math or science classes may be required based on the program selected.
Through application and practice, technical institutes provide 2-year associate degree programs to industrial engineering technicians, similar to that of a community college or state university system.
Through theory and liberal arts practices, engineering technicians who receive their 2-year associates degree from a community college will have a similar curriculum to that of a technical school. Once the 2-year degree is completed, industrial engineering technicians have the choice to look for a job or complete their 4-year program.
There is a difference between obtaining an associates degree in pre-engineering and an associates degree in engineering technology. Those in the 2-year pre-engineering program may find it more difficult to find work due to the fact that they may have less hands-on experience. Alternatively, those in the 4-year engineering technology program looking to transfer to a 4-year program may have trouble transferring courses.
Colleges that do offer 4-year programs rarely offer training for engineering technicians but do suggest that they take courses in math, science, and engineering. Those who complete a bachelors degree in engineering technology usually are hired as technologists or applied engineers.
Vocational-technical schools allow local students to receive proper training to work with local employers. A high school diploma or its equivalent is usually required for entrance.
The Armed Forces offer engineering technicians training and is highly regarded by employers. Due to the narrow focused training, some industrial engineering technicians find it difficult to work in the civilian industry and are forced to complete extra training.
Qualifications such as creativity, good communication skills, and willingness to work in teams and with others are important for industrial engineering technicians.
Industrial engineering technicians usually begin by working under the supervision of an engineer, scientist or technician. With experience, they can take on harder tasks and even become supervisors.
65,460 of the 497,300 engineering technician jobs were held by industrial engineering technicians.
Of those 497,300 engineering technicians, 25 percent worked in professional, scientific or other technical service industries, such as manufacturing firms or governments, while 34 percent worked in manufacturing.
From the jobs held in government, 35,300 engineering technicians worked for the Federal Government and 31,300 worked for local governments.
Though employment growth is expected to grow 5 percent for engineering technicians, employment growth is expected to grow 7 percent for industrial engineering technicians between those same years. The demand for industrial engineering technicians is due to firms seeking new ways to increase productivity and reduce costs. They need industrial engineering technicians to improve these production processes by analyzing and improving their efficiencies. The need for this improvement can lead to growing jobs in manufacturing industries.
For engineering technicians, competition can affect employment growth when companies turn to automation to increase efficiency in their industries. Though updated manufacturing facilities may call for engineering technicians, increased globalization and the placement of development operations overseas can affect job growth for engineering technicians. Many companies take their operations overseas to reduce costs and speed up production. Though companies are doing this, many still require on-site maintenance which means engineering technicians will still be crucial for many companies in the US.
With growing competition and emerging technology, more opportunities are available for those who complete an associates degree or postsecondary training in engineering technology.
Median annual wages for industrial engineering technicians are $46,760. The middle 50 percent earn between $37,450 and $59,090. The lowest 10 percent earn less than $30,820, and the highest 10 percent earn more than $71,470.
On average, Industrial Engineering Technicians earn $46,760 per year.


This five-day intensive course enables the participants to develop the expertise to support an organization in implementing and managing a Business Continuity Management System (BCMS) based on ISO 22301:2010. Participants will also master the best practices to implement business continuity processes from the ISO 22399. This training is consistent with the good practices of project management established in ISO 10006 (Quality Management Systems - Guidelines for Quality Management in Projects). This training is fully compatible with BS 25999 (Business continuity management specification).
This five-day intensive course enables participants to develop the expertise needed to audit a Business Continuity Management System (BCMS) and to manage a team of auditors by applying widely recognized audit principles, procedures and techniques. During this training, the participant will acquire the knowledge and skills needed to proficiently plan and perform internal and external audits in compliance with the certification process of the ISO 22301:2010 standard. Based on practical exercises, the participant will develop the skills (mastering audit techniques) and competencies (managing audit teams and audit program, communicating with customers, conflict resolution, etc.) necessary to conduct an audit efficiently. This training is compatible with BS 25999 audit (Business continuity management specification).
This course enables the participants to learn about the best practices for implementing and managing a Business Continuity Management System (BCMS) as specified in ISO 22301:2010, as well as the best practices for implementing the business continuity processes based on the ISO/PAS 22399. This training is fully compatible with BS 25999 (Business continuity management specification).
This one-day training enables the participants to be familiar with the basic concepts of the implementation and management of a Business Continuity Management System (BCMS) as specified in ISO 22301:2010, as well as the best practices for implementing the business continuity processes based on the ISO/PAS 22399. The participant will learn the different components of a BCMS, including the BCMS policy, risk management, measuring performance, management's commitment, internal audit, management review and continual improvement. This training is fully compatible with BS 25999 (Business continuity management specification).


Looking to purchase AVK Dance Studio Recital tickets for a city near you? Here at TonsOfTickets, you can view the schedule below and see all available AVK Dance Studio Recital tickets we have. We have all upcoming AVK Dance Studio Recital tickets and dates available below, so get them while they last. All event tickets are 100% guaranteed, and we send the tickets quickly and securely by they method of your specifications.
To purchase AVK Dance Studio Recital tickets from TonsOfTickets, simply click the "Buy" button and proceed to find your desired tickets. You'll then be brought to our secure check out system where you can make your purchase. We are not affiliated with any box offices, venues, performers or team. AVK Dance Studio Recital tickets may be sold on this site for more than face value. All of our AVK Dance Studio Recital tickets are 100% guaranteed. Your AVK Dance Studio Recital tickets will be shipped through FedEx (unless otherwise noted) and are typically shipped within 1 business day of the time you placed your order. In many cases AVK Dance Studio Recital tickets are available through E-Tickets which can be downloaded and printed through your email.


text:
(German EU Council Presidency 2020)
Parliament and the EU
Go to the Bundestag website
© Show and hide copyright information
Youth art for Europe at the Bundestag
The Bundestag is currently exhibiting works of art by young artists. As part of the European Competition, school students turned their concerns and wishes into art.
"I'm thrilled, it's a wonderful exhibition," Claudia Roth (Alliance 90/The Greens) said enthusiastically. The Vice-President of the German Bundestag opened an exhibition entitled "Shaping Europe" at the Bundestag yesterday. Young artists from across Germany had come to Berlin to present their works of art, which were produced as part of the European Competition, one of the longest-running competitions for school students in Europe.
The works of art are now on display in one of the Bundestag's buildings, the Paul Löbe Building. It is also possible to catch a glimpse of the artworks through the vast glass façade of the building, which is located close to the "Bundestag" U-Bahn station.
Roth praised the works produced by the young artists: "There are really fantastic works of art here which will give the secretaries-general of many political parties ideas for their political posters." She said that the artworks show, with a great deal of empathy and artistic finesse, what it means to work for our "European Home".
"Brexit was a huge blow"
Emily Hager's artwork shows what it can look like if our "European Home" falls apart. She drew herself in her room, looking up in shock at her ceiling, where a large hole is opening with the UK flag. She captures the scale of the shock caused by Brexit, the UK's exit from the European Union, and how large a hole it leaves behind.
"I have relatives who come from the UK," she explained. "They considered emigrating to Germany because of Brexit." In her eyes, Europe is a community of mutual support and assistance. Brexit has changed that. Moreover, "It's not as easy now for people to visit their families. That's a huge blow," she said.
"Europa is a confederation based on solidarity"
Mathilda's artwork depicts the journey undertaken by refugees. At the start, there are people holding weapons, representing wars and conflicts worldwide – the causes of refugee flows. At the end, there are people holding hands, symbolising the European countries. If they stand together, they can take people in and help them, according to Mathilda.
"Europe is a confederation based on solidarity," she said regarding her work of art. "It's important to me that our differences are not what matter most." Instead, she argued, Europe's countries should stand together in crises, but also in good times, and get through these times together; then the crises would be less severe.
"Together, but diverse"
Luca Knickelmann produced three posters examining the concept of an "area of peace". He took photos from the past and juxtaposed them with pictures he created. A church destroyed in the Second World War is paired with an image of it after being rebuilt, a border fence is shown with an image of countries connected without borders, and a Nazi in the Third Reich holding an anti-Semitic placard is replaced by a drawing featuring many religious symbols.
"Europe belongs together, but remains diverse," Luca said regarding his work of art. It symbolises the fact that there are no more wars in Europe, with the European countries cooperating instead. Nonetheless, he said, they should be able to remain diverse in cultural and religious terms and show tolerance towards each other.
Achieving more together
Emily, Mathilda and Luca were told about the competition by their schools. All three were excited to be invited to the Bundestag. "It's a great feeling to be here at the Bundestag, and to talk with Claudia Roth," Emily said. It had shown her "that politicians are just normal people too".
Mathilda believes it is important that she and the others were invited. It also shows, she said, that young people have an idea of what is happening in the political sphere. They can play a part in shaping policies and follow what takes place in the Bundestag.
For Luca, the exhibition's core message is: "We in Europe can achieve more if we stand together".
The "European Competition"
The association "European Movement Germany" has organised the "European Competition" since 1953. Each year, children and young people are invited to engage with the subject of Europe in their art.
"The aim is to encourage children and young people to form an opinion on current events. This gives them an opportunity to participate directly in political processes," explained Janine Hartmann, head of the "European Competition" project. Over the past year, around 75,000 school students took part in the competition; 47 of them now have the opportunity to exhibit their works of art at the Bundestag.
Opening of the exhibition marking the 67th European Competition for school students
: Image --index-- of --limit--
Claudia Roth, Vice-President of the German Bundestag, welcoming the school students and visitors at the opening of the exhibition marking the 67th European Competition, in the western lower-level space in the Paul Löbe Building
Recorded on:
Paul Löbe Building
Dr Linn Selle, President of European Movement Germany, welcoming the school students and visitors at the opening of the exhibition marking the 67th European Competition, in the western lower-level space in the Paul Löbe Building
Stella Kullman, one of the school students whose works are being exhibited, addressing the visitors at the opening of the exhibition marking the 67th European Competition, in the western lower-level space in the Paul Löbe Building
Claudia Roth, Vice-President of the German Bundestag, talking with Stella Kullman, one of the school students whose works are being exhibited, in front of her work of art during the opening of the exhibition marking the 67th European Competition, in the western lower-level space in the Paul Löbe Building
Claudia Roth, Vice-President of the German Bundestag, talking with school student Emily Hager in front of her work of art during the opening of the exhibition marking the 67th European Competition, in the western lower-level space in the Paul Löbe Building
School student Elisabeth Schmotzer showing her work of art during the opening of the exhibition marking the 67th European Competition, in the western lower-level space in the Paul Löbe Building
Claudia Roth, Vice-President of the German Bundestag, standing in front of school student Luc Schlink's work of art during the opening of the exhibition marking the 67th European Competition, in the western lower-level space in the Paul Löbe Building
Exhibits as part of the exhibition marking the 67th European Competition, in the western lower-level space in the Paul Löbe Building
Change to full-screen view
Latest news
Off to Lisbon! Bundestag Vice-President Dagmar Ziegler hands over the baton
Conference on Evaluation of Eurojust activities on 1 December 2020
German Bundestag
Federal Government
European Parliament
European Commission
Federal Foreign Office
Council of the European Union
Federal Government EU2020 site


text:
Q: how to custmize font awasome icons using cheat sheet in css? I am designing a contact form. I want to add font awasome icons in input fields. I am adding icons by using cheat sheet of font icons in external css.I want to adjust the size of icons using cheat code.
My CSS code is this-
 .wpcf7-form span
    {
    position: relative; /* Helps curtail overlap */
    border: solid 1px #bbb;
    padding: 3px 5px 5px 25px; /* Adjust as needed */
    }
    .wpcf7-form span.input {
    border: none;
    }
    .wpcf7-form span:before {
    content: '\fa-2x f206';
    position: absolute;
    left: 5px;
    font-family: fontAwesome;
    color: #888; /* Your desired color */
    }

HTML is-

[text* your-name placeholder "Name"]

[email* your-email placeholder "Email"]

[tel* tel-427 placeholder "Phone"]

[textarea your-message placeholder "Message"]

[submit "Send"]

A: Font awesome provides with options to set the size of the ico. They provide from 1x to 5x. You can choose the right size for your form.

A: Using css, you can change the icon size using font-size option.
Usage : '.fa.fa-icon* {
           font-size : 1em (or in px);
         }`


receive a guaranteed minimum $5,000 annual award.
OBU has a reputation for strong academic programs, with a liberal arts curriculum connecting different fields of study for a well-rounded education. OBU faculty members are more than professors. They are visionaries helping you imagine who and what you might become. With a student-faculty ratio of 15:1, OBU offers a climate where students can ask questions and find answers.


text:
Foresight completes acquisition of utility scale 10MW battery storage facility in Nevendon, Essex from GRIDSERVE® and Aura Power
London, 21 July 2017: Foresight Group ("Foresight"), the independent infrastructure and private equity investment manager, is pleased to announce the acquisition of Nevendon 10MW battery storage project from GRIDSERVE® and Aura Power. The battery will provide Enhanced Frequency Response services to National Grid, positioning the project as an essential part of the energy transition to a more flexible, low carbon energy network.
The Nevendon acquisition is the second storage transaction completed by Foresight in as many months, coming on the back of its recently announced 35MW acquisition at Port of Tyne. Battery storage is a fundamental component of a decarbonised energy system, and with these two projects Foresight owns 45MW of the 200MW assets granted in the National Grid EFR auction.
The transaction is further evidence of Foresight's expansion into the energy and battery storage sector and its focus on the transition in global energy markets, complementing its 1GW of existing, solar, gas and energy from waste generation assets.
The project at Nevendon in Essex was developed as a joint venture between GRIDSERVE® and Aura Power, while BELECTRIC UK will be the EPC contractor for the project.
Osborne Clarke, Everoze and Cornwall Energy advised Foresight on the transaction.
Jones Lang LaSalle's Energy and Infrastructure Advisory team and Renew Legal advised GRIDSERVE® and Aura Power.
Construction on the project will start immediately with full commissioning due Q1 next year.
Katherine Vinnicombe, Investment Manager at Foresight commented:
"The investment in the Nevendon battery storage project is a further example of Foresight's contribution to the transition from a fossil fuel dependant centralised network to a decentralised low emissions system, consolidating our position as a leader in renewable-enabling infrastructure. We are delighted to be collaborating with GRIDSERVE®, Aura Power and Belectric, with whom we have worked closely in the UK solar sector over the last three years with more than 100MW of Belectric solar projects acquired and operated by Foresight funds, including the 46MW Landmead asset."
Toddington Harper, CEO GRIDSERVE® commented:
"We are delighted to have secured the delivery of one of the UK's most advanced Enhanced Frequency Response projects. This marks an important milestone for GRIDSERVE® and we look forward to continuing to progress the remainder of our 200MW UK portfolio of energy storage and solar-hybrid projects"
Ben Thompson, Foresight Group: bthompson@foresightgroup.eu / +44 (0)203 667 8155
Katherine Vinnicombe, kvinnicombe@foresightgroup.eu / +44 (0)203 763 6925
George Lloyd, GRIDSERVE®, george.lloyd@gridserve.com / +44 (0)3331 234 333
Simon Coulson, Aura Power, simon@aurapower.ie / +44 (0)117 214 1981
Duncan Bott, BELECTRIC, sales@belectric.co.uk / +44 (0)1895 452 640
Dominic Szanto, JLL, Dominic.Szanto@eu.jll.com / +44 (0)207 087 5262
About Foresight Group LLP ("Foresight")
Foresight has £2.6 billion of Assets Under Management across a number of funds, including Listed Vehicles, Limited Partnerships, Enterprise Investment Schemes (EISs) and Venture Capital Trusts (VCTs).
As one of Europe's leading solar infrastructure investment teams, Foresight funds currently manage more than £2 billion in infrastructure assets including some 80 operating Photovoltaic ("PV") plants in the UK, Southern Europe, Australia and North America with a generating capacity of over 900MW.
Foresight also manages 28 Energy from Waste projects across the UK with a generating capacity of 132MW.
Foresight Group is headquartered in London, with international offices in Rome, San Francisco and Sydney and regional UK offices in Nottingham, Manchester and Guernsey.
About GRIDSERVE®
GRIDSERVE® develops, finances, operates and maintains sustainable energy projects. Over the next 5 years we will deliver in excess of a Gigawatt of high quality sustainable energy projects. GRIDSERVE® is a daughter company of SEC, a pioneering 40-year old solar energy and energy storage business that conceived and delivered some of the world's first commercial deployments of solar energy and energy storage projects.
GRIDSERVE® is focused on both EMEA and Asia-Pacific, and as well as UK energy storage projects, is developing a substantial portfolio of solar-hybrid projects, that provide dependable, low cost, clean power.
About BELECTRIC Solar & Battery GmbH ("BELECTRIC")
BELECTRIC is one of the most successful enterprises in the development and construction of utility scale solar power plants and energy storage systems. The company was found in 2001 and has been expanded to an international group with activities on all continents. BELECTRIC has constructed over 280 solar PV power plants with over 1.5GWp PV capacity. In addition, the company has constructed over 80MW of battery energy storage systems and hybrid power solutions. As one of the largest O&M providers globally, BELECTRIC's full-integrated services provide origination to end of life services. With numerous patents and innovations, BELECTRIC has proven its technological leadership in the industry.
About Aura Power
Aura Power is a renewable energy developer and adviser. Since 2013 the company has successfully managed over 250MW of renewable energy assets to operation. Aura Power has a global development pipeline in excess of 800MW, with over 300MW of planning consents in place. In the UK, Aura Power developed one of the UK's largest operational community solar PV projects and is has developed more than 100MW of battery storage projects, including a 15MWh operational site in the south east of England.
05 June 2019 Foresight Group acquires mandate for John Laing Environmental Assets Group