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Surfing in Moxee? It's Almost Time To Get Wet!!
Lance Tormey Published: April 12, 2022
A proposed surf park near Moxee is closer to becoming a reality after the Yakima County Hearing Examiner issued an official approval of the project on Monday. Northwest Surf Parks is hoping to build a 24-acre surf park on a 39.5-acre piece of property located just north of Moxee.
The decision was issued with a long list of conditions
The examiner issued the decision with a long list of conditions including requirements for road systems in the area, numerous permits and other conditions. The decision is final but can be appealed in Yakima County Superior Court. There's a 21-day appeal period. If there's no appeal the project would be able to move forward with construction.
The plans are extensive and include a restaurant and lodging units
The future home of a $30 million surf park would include a 5.5 surf pool, a surfing school and fitness center. Plans also call for skate and dog parks, beach volleyball and fire pits plus RV and campsites. A restaurant and 23 lodging units are also in the plans. It's an exciting plan for some but some neighbors near the proposed site, near the intersection of Norman Road and Reed Lane say they're against the project because of a lack of water and roads that are built for the kind of traffic expected at the park.
While some are against the project it could make a big impact on the valley
There's no official word if the project will be appealed but it's possible since some people are against the proposal because of the impact it would have on the area.
In the decision by the Hearing Examiner the project would create numerous jobs and could generate some $1.5 million in revenue every year.
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Q: How distribute my Python 3 app in *.pyc format? I developed a simple Python app on Debian and I don't want to share my code.
The user will be on Windows.
I tried to use py_compile but the *.pyc file is not working on the other machine (Windows), giving a Bad magic number error.
Probably the error is due to a different Python 3 version, but the code is full compatible with any Python 3 version.
So, the question is: how can I compile a script in *.pyc format that is not checking the Python version in a so strictly way?
Thanks

A: If you want to distribute your app easily without too much hazzle, just use one of the multiple available freezing tools, you'll get it running on multiple platforms easily without spending too much time.

A: Maybe you can try with https://docs.python.org/3/library/compileall.html. You can do something like this python -m compileall file.py

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#define BOOST_FUSION_FLATTEN_VIEW_HPP_INCLUDED

#include <boost/fusion/support/config.hpp>
#include <boost/mpl/bool.hpp>
#include <boost/mpl/single_view.hpp>
#include <boost/fusion/support/detail/access.hpp>
#include <boost/fusion/support/is_view.hpp>
#include <boost/fusion/support/category_of.hpp>
#include <boost/fusion/support/sequence_base.hpp>
#include <boost/fusion/sequence/intrinsic/begin.hpp>
#include <boost/fusion/sequence/intrinsic/end.hpp>
#include <boost/fusion/view/flatten_view/flatten_view_iterator.hpp>

namespace boost { namespace fusion
{
    struct forward_traversal_tag;
    struct flatten_view_tag;

    template <typename Sequence>
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      : sequence_base<flatten_view<Sequence> >
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        typedef flatten_view_tag fusion_tag;
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        typedef Sequence sequence_type;
        typedef typename result_of::begin<Sequence>::type first_type;
        typedef typename result_of::end<Sequence>::type last_type;

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        BOOST_CONSTEXPR BOOST_FUSION_GPU_ENABLED
        last_type last() const { return fusion::end(seq); }

        typename mpl::if_<traits::is_view<Sequence>, Sequence, Sequence&>::type seq;
    };
}}

namespace boost { namespace fusion { namespace extension
{
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        template<typename Sequence>
        struct apply
        {
            typedef typename Sequence::first_type first_type;

            typedef typename
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                        mpl::single_view<
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            typedef
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            typedef typename seek_descent::type type;

            BOOST_CONSTEXPR BOOST_FUSION_GPU_ENABLED
            static inline
            type call(Sequence& seq)
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        };
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            BOOST_CONSTEXPR BOOST_FUSION_GPU_ENABLED
            static inline
            type call(Sequence&)
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                return type();
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        };
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    {
        template <typename Sequence>
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                typename result_of::begin<Sequence>::type
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        {};
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    template<>
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    {
        template <typename Sequence>
        struct apply
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        {};
    };
}}}

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United Fresh Produce Association has hired Mollie Van Lieu as Senior Director of Nutrition Policy to replace the retiring of long-time nutrition policy leader Lorelei DiSogra.
Van Lieu is currently Senior Associate, Government Relations at The Pew Charitable Trusts. She joined Pew in 2014, where she led federal government advocacy for the Kids' Safe and Healthful Foods Project. During this time, she was instrumental in advancing school food policies to bring more healthful and nutritious foods to kids.
From 2011 to 2014, Van Lieu held the position of Senior Education Policy Strategist for the National PTA, where she served as the association's senior lobbyist handling education and children's issues, and worked closely with United Fresh on child nutrition issues.
She began her Washington, D.C. career in 2008 on the staff of Pennsylvania Congressman Todd Platts, working on his sponsorship of the House's 2010 Child Nutrition Reauthorization. She is a graduate of McDaniel College in Westminster, Maryland.
"Lorelei DiSogra helped us make great strides in the public health arena getting more fresh fruits and vegetables to kids," Stenzel said. "I'm excited to be taking the next step with Mollie's leadership to build on Lorelei's legacy," he said.
Van Lieu will begin work at United Fresh on September 5, just in time for the association's annual Washington Conference on September 18-20.


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Medanta Hospital was founded in 2009 by the renowned Cardiovascular and Cardiothoracic surgeon, Dr. NareshTrehan.
The hospital is both NABH and NABL accredited.
Centers of excellence include the Heart Institute, Institute of Neurosciences, Bone & Joint Institute, Kidney & Urology Institute, Cancer Institute and Division of Medical Oncology and Hematology.
It is the first hospital in the country that offers Robotic Surgeries in Cardiology, Urology and Gynaecology.
Awarded as the Best Multispecialty Hospital by Asia's First Bloodless Bone Marrow Transplant HealthCare Global Enterprises (HCG) in 2010.
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3D Models of African Volcanos
NEW !!! Interactive 3-D models of African Volcanos. View in your web browser (Must be HTML5 compatible, eg. Firefox.11 or Google Chrome), zoom in with mouse wheel, then rotate, pan and tilt with left and right mouse buttons.
When more volcanoes are added, there will be an interactive map
Mount Kenya, natural colour Landsat 8 2014 image with ASTER DEM. click here A deeply eroded shield volcano
Mount Cameroon, false colour and principal components images false colour image PCA 7-3-2 image Mount Cameroon is still active, the last major eruption being in 1999. The western slopes are one of the wettest areas in the world, and cloudless images are rare.
Bioko Island, Equatorial Guinea. Three main volcanos make up the island, the highest being the extinct Pico Basil. Click for false-colour image
Jabal Mara (Sudan) 2013 Landsat 8 false-colour (5=R; 6= G; 4=B) image. click here A dormant volcano in the Darfur area of Sudan, acting as a "water-tower", inducing precipitation which waters the surrounding slopes.
The Tibesti Massif in northern Chad has a range of spectacular volcanos. The highest is Emi Koussi, with a salt lake in the caldera The youngest volcano is Tarso Tousside, which erupted very dark and very fluid lava. Note the saline deposits in the Trou de Natron caldera to the south-east A PCA image distinguishes recent lava flows. The Tarso Toon caldera exposes much lighter, presumably more acid material in its core
Virunga Volcanos (DRC, Rwanda, Uganda) Landsat 5 false-colour images, 1997. Nyiragongo, A very active volcano. Lava buried parts of the town of Goma in 2002. Nyamuragira, The most active volcano in Africa, one of the worlds major natural sources of sulphur dioxide Virunga One of the last refuges of mountain gorillas
Kilimanjaro, Tanzania, Africa's highest mountain. Landsat 7 2000 image. The highest peak, with a large crater and snow and ice (purple) is Kibo, while the very eroded peak to the east is Mawenzi.
Mt Meru (Tanzania), Landsat 7 2000 image click here Mount Meru was once a symmetrical cone much higher than today. The eastern side collapsed in a major eruption, covering large areas with mud-slides
Oldonyo Lengai, Tanzania. A natural colour image of this beautiful volcano in the Rift Valley
Hanang, Tanzania. An extinct volcano over 3000 metres high adjacent to the main Rift. The Balangida soda lake is immediately west.
Mount Elgon, on the border of Uganda and Kenya. This extinct and deeply eroded volcano has extensive summit grasslands surrounded by dense forest. There is a major fire in the grassland in this January 2015 image.


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Now that the first open-adoption generation is under way, social workers are becoming more aware of the role of siblings in these arrangements. An adoptive child's relationships with biological siblings need to be taken into account. And two children adopted into the same family may have different degrees of openness with their birth mothers. Openness may also affect decisions about family size.
In some states, (North Carolina, Georgia, Virginia) the city and county of the adoptee's birth is changed on the amended birth certificate, to where the adoptive parents were living at the time the adoption was finalized. Often, the states will not give the adoptee the correct location of their birth. Some adoptees have been denied passports for having incomplete birth certificates. The hospital may also be omitted on the amended birth certificate, especially if it primarily serves unwed mothers. In the United States, many such hospitals were run by the Salvation Army, and named after its founder, William Booth. By the mid-1970s, all of these hospitals had closed due to high costs and the reduced need for secrecy, as the social stigma of having a child out of wedlock in America had decreased. More and more mothers were raising their child as a single parent (often with the help of the newly created institution of government welfare).
In virtually all cases, the decision is up to the adoptive parents regarding how to inform the child that he or she has been adopted, and at what age to do so, if at all. Although a non-profit adoption agency (if one is used) might mail newsletters and solicit funds from the parents, traditionally, it has been extremely rare for them to communicate directly with the child (usually, adoption agencies do not contain the word "adoption" in their name).
Children come into foster care through no fault of their own. They come into care because their parents are not able to safely care for them, not because of something they have done. When a child first comes into foster care, the goal — or case plan — is typically to reunify the child with their parent once it is safe to do so. But sometimes parents are not able to provide a safe environment for their children. As a result, the Court determines it would be better for the child to find an adoptive home.
Arizona contracts with individual licensing agencies to conduct home studies. The best way to begin the process to become an adoptive parent is by watching the Orientation Videos on our foster care page. While foster care and adoption are different, the videos provide a good overview of the process for both, as well as giving you information about the needs of our children and tips on how to select the agency that will be the best fit for your family.
American Adoptions gives you the opportunity to choose one of these more open adoptions. In fact, all of the families that work through our agency are ready for an open adoption that includes: pictures and letters sent for 18 years, directly or through the agency; exchanging of personal phone numbers and email addresses for direct communication before and after placement; an in-person visit with you and your child after placement; and more. While these are the standards our agency sets, it's ultimately up to you and the adoptive family to decide how comfortable you feel with varying levels of openness in your Texas adoption.
The probate laws of most states in the U.S. prohibit an adoptee from automatically inheriting from his or her birth parents. This applies regardless of whether or not the birth father participated in or agreed to the adoption. Had the adoption not have taken place, any son or daughter would be an heir upon his or her father's death—regardless of who his childhood caretakers were. There can be additional complications if the birth father has subsequently moved to another state. Should a birth parent include an "unknown" adoptee in his or her will, the probate court has no obligation to fulfill this type of request, while "known" adoptees may have the same status as non-family members. However, there is some variation in probate laws from one state to another.
Have you met Karli? Her mom struggles with substance abuse, and she is in foster care. Karli is not a real child…she's a six-year-old Muppet with yellow pigtails made of ostrich feathers. The creators of Sesame Street introduced her on the show last month. They did it because more than 400,000 children are in foster care in this country, and it is estimated that nearly 80% of those cases involve substance abuse.
Prior to adoption, the infant would often be placed in temporary and state-mandated foster care for a few weeks to several months until the adoption was approved. This would also help ensure that he or she was healthy, that the birthparent was sure about relinquishment, and that nothing was overlooked at the time of birth. Nowadays[when?], this practice is discouraged, as it prevents immediate bonding between the mother and child. Also, much better medical testing is available, both prenatally and postnatally. Many children also developed orphanage-type behavior including head banging, rocking and hand flapping. Many adopted adults still retain this rocking behavior especially when tired.[citation needed]
Choosing an open or a closed adoption is just one question among many that you'll face in the adoption process. There are also important legal questions that will arise as you take on the custody and care of an adopted child. A skilled family law attorney experienced in adoption cases will be able to set your mind at ease and ensure a smooth process.
Birth and adoptive families are counseled about the importance of honoring one's word in open adoption agreements through American Adoptions. If, for some reason, contact is lost and one party is unable to reach the other, we'll hold any correspondence intended for them for up to 18 years in case they notify us and request to receive that communication and want to get back in touch.
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The empty mailbox is just one example of the challenges that families in open adoptions may face. In recent years, we have embraced the concept of open adoption with gusto — yet the journey, for some, has proved to be unexpectedly bumpy. Lack of support, a sudden change in the life of either the adoptive or biological family, logistical pressures — all can complicate matters. Add to that the emotionally charged issues at stake-parenthood, power, identity — and open adoption can make for some combustible family dynamics.
Sarah is a Staff Storyteller for Adoption.com and passionate about teaching others the power of open adoption. She is very active in the adoption community, where she spends a lot of time advocating as the founder of Heart For Open Adoption. She is the mom of two boys in addition to parenting her niece. She is a mother biologically and through domestic infant open adoption. Sarah promotes adoption education and ethical adoptions. She and her husband were featured on Season 2 of Oxygen's "I'm Having Their Baby," which tells the story of their first adoption match failing. Sarah hopes to bring her personal experience to you and help anyone who wants more information about adoption to find it with ease. Though it was once a taboo subject, Sarah hopes to make adoption something people are no longer afraid to talk about. You can learn more about Sarah and her family on her blog.
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In an open adoption, as I define it, the adopters and the birthparents both know each other's full names, both first and last names. (It is not open if only one side has identifying information about the other.) They may agree to exchange photos and letters directly, without using the agency or attorney as a middleman. Sometimes a semi-open adoption later becomes an open adoption, if both parties decide that they want it that way.
Open adoption has slowly become more common since research in the 1970s suggested that open adoption was better for children. In 1975 the tide began to change, and by the early 1990s open adoptions were offered by a majority of American adoption agencies.[3][4][5] Especially rapid progress was seen in the late 1980s and early 1990s - between 1987 and 1989 a study found only a third of agencies offered fully open adoption as an option; by 1993 76 percent of the surveyed agencies offered fully open adoptions.[citation needed] As of 2013, roughly half of US states consider them legally binding,[6] however contact in open adoption is not always maintained.
LifeLong Adoptions is an independent contractor and under the supervision of Lutheran Child and Family Services, License #012998. Marketing and advertising, identifying a child for adoption, matching adoptive parents with biological parents, and arranging for the placement of a child are services provided by LifeLong Adoptions under the supervision of Lutheran Child & Family Services , One Oakbrook Terrace Suite 501 Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181. (708)771-7180
American Adoptions, a private adoption agency founded on the belief that lives of children can be bettered through adoption, provides safe adoption services to children, birth parents and adoptive families by educating, supporting and coordinating necessary services for adoptions throughout the United States. For more information on American Adoptions, please call 1-800-ADOPTION (236-7846)
Keep in mind that adoption relationships are ever evolving. One adoption may be fully open and then the birth mother decides to limit contact, while another adoption may be semi-open and then both the birth parents and adoptive family decide to engage in a more open adoption. While American Adoptions does require adoptive parents to be open to a certain standard of communication, what your adoption communication will look like will ultimately depend on the preferences of the pregnant woman who chooses you.
Being so involved in the adoption community, it's natural that I get a lot of inquiries from friends and random people seeking help in beginning their adoption journey.  One of the things I have to often remind myself is that I was once in their shoes.  In today's adoption climate, open adoption is the norm.  But that doesn't mean that everyone in the early stages of adoption knows about open adoption or is immediately comfortable with the idea.
There are also private search companies and investigators who charge fees to do a search for or assist adoptees and birth mothers and fathers locate each other, as well as to help other types of people searching. These services typically cost much more, but like search organizations and search angels, have far greater flexibility in regards to releasing information, and typically provide their own intermediary services. However, they may not circumvent the law regarding the confidentiality process.
Our therapy will provide individuals and families with clarity, openness and honesty through the profound life experiences and choices they are facing. Do you have unresolved issues and emotions regarding your origins? Your child's origins? Your role in helping others build their family? We'll meet you wherever you are on your journey. We can help.
Many birth mothers do more than just meet the adoptive parents once before the birth.[16] If they live close enough to each other it is not uncommon for the birth mother to invite the adoptive mother (or adoptive father too if the birth mother wishes) to come to her doctor appointments. This may allow all parties to the adoption a chance to bond. Adoptive parents may be present for the delivery if that is the birth mother's wish.[17]
Many adopting parents in non-private adoptions would apply to a local, state licensed adoption agency. The agency may be a member of the national Child Welfare League of America (CWLA).[2] The CWLA and many adoption agencies are still in operation today, but with an expanded and somewhat different agenda compared to past decades, as the government has largely taken over some of their previous responsibilities.
On June 1, 2009, Ontario, Canada, opened its sealed records to adoptees and their birth parents, with a minimum age of 18 for the adoptee, or one additional year if the birth parents initiate the request. Both parties can protect their privacy by giving notice of how to be either contacted or not, and if the latter, with identifying information being released or not. All adoptions subsequent to September 1, 2008, will be "open adoptions"[4]
The pros and cons of open adoption have been endlessly debated by social workers and attorneys. It appears that those who support open adoptions are completely committed to them; those who believe in confidential adoptions seem equally convinced that open adoptions are catastrophic. Adopters need to deal with an adoption arranger that they feel comfortable with. The following table presents some classic differences between the two styles of adoption.
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The Missouri Family Health Council (MFHC), located in Jefferson City, Missouri, is the sole Title X grantee in the state. MFHC serves nearly 50,000 women and men at 76 locations across Missouri, including federally qualified health centers (FQHC), local health departments, Planned Parenthood affiliates, community action agencies, and others. Along with supporting agencies that provide high-quality family planning services through direct service delivery, education, and information, MFHC supports state and federal advocacy efforts in support of policies that strengthen the publicly funded family planning provider network. MFHC leverages social media to advance its policy and organizational priorities and promote the importance of publicly funded family planning. MFHC's Director of Outreach and Advocacy, Suzy Day, shares MFHC's social media outreach strategy and provides insight on how MFHC has used various digital platforms to gain influence among key stakeholders.
What social media platforms does MFHC support? Why were these the platforms selected to bolster outreach?
We wanted to make sure reproductive health information is available to the patients our network serves. To share information about preconception care and family planning methods, MFHC chose to deploy Pinterest, which is a digital platform where individuals can save information to view later.
LinkedIn is MFHC's professional collaborative tie. We have a presence on the site to share information about the organization, including job postings, data, and organizational updates with our public health partners.
How do you establish tone for social media platforms? Does the tone vary by platform?
Creating a consistent voice or message but varying your agency's tone across social media platforms is an effective way to participate in social media. Different constituencies use the varying platforms, and the goal is to reflect those variations. Our tone on Facebook is an online "business casual." The topics about which we post content relate directly to our organizational objectives and priorities, but our tone is conversational and informative, and the same can be said for Twitter. However, for LinkedIn we strive to maintain a more professional presence. Our tone on Pinterest is like talking to a friend. "Pins," or posts, on this platform are what you would expect to recommend to your friend or family member.
How does MFHC use social media to advocate for family planning?
Social media allows MFHC to reach people who are connected to our supporters but with whom we might not have otherwise had an opportunity to connect. These second connections may often align with our mission, broadening our reach. Once you have gained credibility from new supporters, social media provides the space to share information as well as serve as outlets for effective, low-lift strategies to engage in advocacy.
MFHC also uses social media to encourage engagement and discussion around state and federal legislation regarding family planning. This summer, MFHC created state-specific images that highlight family planning network statistics, services provided, and direct quotes from patients. This was not only important to contribute to the national debate around Title X, but to increase awareness at a state level of anti-family planning legislation. Along with the images, MFHC included information on how our supporters and fellow advocates could contact their legislator or sign a letter to protect Title X funding.
What challenges might a social media manager face? Any specific examples?
Time! Finding high-quality content that is fresh (and also in manageable amounts) that pairs with a relevant image takes time.
Replying quickly to people on social media is also a good practice. Sometimes engaging on social media will need to take place outside of a typical work day – this often requires social media managers to participate in around-the-clock monitoring and engagement.
Setting aside time to sketch out organizational guidelines that offer concrete parameters on acceptable content to share has also proved helpful. Your organization must be clear about its mission and the tone of its communications. Without this information, the social media manager, or staff charged with managing social media platforms, may not be able to easily portray the vision of the organization.
What do you enjoy most about managing social media for MFHC?
I love interacting with users and knowing that information we post on Facebook or Twitter is being received by to those who may not have ever heard about what our organization does and the services we provide, if not for social media.
I also enjoy knowing that people learn and can access timely advocacy information about the value of publicly funded family planning and issues critical to the provider network and patients we care for because it was shared on our platforms.
What advice would you give to other organizations that want to get started on social media or improve their presence?
You must get the entire organization involved. Everyone should be submitting ideas for content and helping to share the content once it has been posted.
Be real. No one wants to follow a robot organization. Use the skills that you have interacting with patients or colleagues to help influence your organizations tone and voice on social media.
There no longer is an option to not be online. Being absent from social media not only makes it more difficult for patients and supporters to find you, but may lower your credibility as a high-quality provider or organization. Your social media presence should be an extension of your brand.
Connect with MFHC on Facebook and Twitter at facebook.com/MissouriFamilyHealthCouncil and @MOFHC, respectively. NFPRHA regularly shares sample social media content in Reproductive Health Watch and its advocacy toolkits. Members can contact NFPRHA staff for additional guidance and resources or with questions about social media.


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Meczet w Bohonikach – jeden z kilku czynnych meczetów w Polsce. Znajduje się we wsi Bohoniki.
Jedna z dwóch świątyń muzułmańskich znajdujących się na Szlaku Tatarskim, ośrodek kultury tatarskiej. Obiekt jest unikalnym przykładem w skali kraju islamskiego, sakralnego budownictwa drewnianego.

Historia
Meczet zbudowany został  w drugiej połowie XIX w., prawdopodobnie w 1873. Dokumentacja historyczna nie zachowała się, ale taką datę odkryto w 2005 podczas kapitalnego remontu ścian budynków na futrynie drzwi wejściowych. Świątynia powstała po pożarze wcześniejszego meczetu osadników tatarskich, który miał być zlokalizowany w pobliżu zabytkowego cmentarza położonego we wschodniej części wsi, a istniejącego prawdopodobnie od XVIII w., a być może nawet od XVII wieku.

Podczas II wojny światowej meczet został zdewastowany przez hitlerowców, którzy urządzili w nim szpital polowy. Uległ częściowemu uszkodzeniu od wybuchu pocisku. Po 1945 meczet kilkakrotnie przechodził drobne remonty. Pojawiły się plany rozbudowy, lecz konserwator zabytków nie zgodził się na rozbudowę.

W 2003 przeprowadzony został remont dachu; zmieniono wtedy dach blaszany na gontowy. W 2005 przeprowadzono remont generalny. Został on zrealizowany przy pomocy środków finansowych:
 Ministerstwa Kultury i Dziedzictwa Narodowego w ramach programu operacyjnego "dziedzictwo kulturowe", priorytet 1: "Rewaloryzacja zabytków nieruchomych i ruchomych;
 Funduszu Kościelnego Ministerstwa Spraw Wewnętrznych i Administracji,
 Urzędu Marszałkowskiego Województwa Podlaskiego,
 sponsorów prywatnych,
 budżetu Muzułmańskiej Gminy Wyznaniowej Bohoniki.

22 października 2012 roku zarządzeniem Prezydenta RP meczet został uznany za pomnik historii.

Meczet zachował oryginalne rozplanowanie i bryłę oraz funkcję. Podczas przeprowadzonych remontów wymieniano tylko uszkodzone elementy z użyciem naturalnych materiałów: drewnianych bali, szalunku, gontu, blachy miedzianej i drewnianej stolarki.

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Jest to prosta budowla drewniana o kubaturze 460 m³ zbudowana na planie prostokąta o wymiarach 11,49 m × 8,03 m o konstrukcji zrębowej. Ściany są obustronnie oszalowane w układzie poziomym i wzmocnione lisicami.

Meczet podzielony jest na trzy części: męską i żeńską (Babiniec) (zgodnie z wymogami islamu) oraz wspólny przedsionek, w którym zostawia się obuwie. Większa część – męska – od mniejszej – damskiej – oddzielona jest drewnianą ścianką (przepierzeniem) z poziomą szczeliną, zasłoniętą przejrzystą tkaniną pozwalającą kobietom obserwować przebieg modlitwy. W części męskiej znajduje się powiększająca powierzchnię dla wiernych galeria wsparta na dwóch słupach.  Oba pomieszczenia mają osobne wejścia ze wspólnego przedsionka z półkami na obuwie.

Najważniejszą częścią w czołowej ścianie sali męskiej zwróconej na południowy wschód jest mihrab – wnęka wskazująca kierunek Mekki oraz minbar – kazalnica, używana w czasie południowej piątkowej modlitwy (w tym meczecie odbywa się raz w miesiącu).

Zgodnie z wymogami religii muzułmańskiej w meczecie nie ma żadnych wizerunków postaci, a na zdobionych motywami pnącej się winorośli (tzw. arabeską) ścianach zawieszono jedynie muhiry (cytaty wersetów z Koranu po arabsku). Podłogę meczetu wyłożono dywanami.

Meczet nie posiada minaretu, a jedynie wieżyczkę na rzucie sześcioboku z cebulowato zakończoną kopułą pokrytą blachą miedzianą ze szpicem z trzema kulami i złoconym półksiężycem. Wieżyczka posiada sześć okien sześciokwaterowych z ozdobnymi nadokiennikami z motywem półksiężyca. Drewniane ściany zewnętrzne pomalowane były na zielono. Bryła główna budynku przykryta jest czterospadowym dachem namiotowym krytym gontem, podobnie jak dwuspadowe daszki nad mihrabem i gankiem. Z zewnątrz i wewnątrz deski szalowania są polakierowane.

Wejście do meczetu wyłożone jest kostką brukową. Działka na której zbudowano meczet ma powierzchnię 44 arów, porośnięta jest lipami, klonami i topolami i ogrodzona metalową siatką. Brama wejściowa na osi wejścia do meczetu ma kształt półkolisty, jest koloru brązowego i jest zawsze otwarta. Pod ziemią mieszczą się przeciwpożarowe zbiorniki wodne.

Inne
W latach 90. XX w. imamem meczetu w Bohonikach był Stefan Mustafa Jasiński, wywodzący się z pobliskich Malawicz Górnych, zmarły w 2015 jako najstarszy duchowny muzułmański w Polsce.

Przypisy

Bibliografia
 Grzegorz Rąkowski: Polska egzotyczna I. Oficyna Wydawnicza "Rewasz", Pruszków 2005.

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We recap here the announcement of 24th July 2020 – ALLIANCE FOR TROPICAL FOREST PRESERVATION
The mobilization of the Alliance for the Preservation of Tropical Forests, announced by the French President of the Republic, following disastrous fires occurs in 2019 in several regions of the world, should lead to the protection, the sustainable management and the recovery of one of the fundamental ecosystems to maintain a global balance.
At the end of the negotiation process initiated at the G7 summit in Biarritz, then at the United Nations General Assembly led by France and its partners, the forest countries of the Amazon, the Congo Basin, Southeast Asia, and European donor countries, have agreed for the creation of a Charter referring to the Alliance for the Preservation of Tropical Forests :
https://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/IMG/pdf/alliance_forets_tropicales_-_charte_cle09ea9f.pdf
This document was transmitted yesterday to the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Mr António Guterres, by the Permanent Representative of France to the UN, informing him that it was open for signature by the countries concerned.
The Alliance is an open coalition of like-minded countries with similar ambitions for forests. It aims to discuss and act closely with relevant sectors of civil society (indigenous peoples and local communities, NGOs, businesses, agricultural organizations, women's associations, researchers and research centers), and with local and regional authorities in the countries concerned subsequently to an observation of increasing rates of deforestation that continue or even intensify.
To achieve its objective for the preservation of tropical forests, the Alliance will have three concrete and priority missions :
To serve as a political platform between donor countries and major forest countries in order to exchange good practices and obtain a concerted vision of their specific problems
To identify all public and private initiatives concerning forests, so that they are consistent with the objectives set out in the Charter
To prevent forest crises (fires, epidemics, etc.) by preparing forest countries, especially the most vulnerable one, to respond more rapidly through to better international solidarity and, with the support of all the member from the Alliance, to implement concerted policies to promote better preservation of tropical forest ecosystems.
In order to contribute fully to the objectives of the Alliance, France is committed and has decided to get involved in several concrete projects. In particular, France is contributing to the Natural Capital Lab, a trust fund hosted by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), which focuses on financial innovation in the service of biodiversity and the fight against deforestation.
It is also contributing to an ambitious project of the NGO Conservation International entitled "Our Future Forests". It consists of strengthening the territorial management of the Amazonian forest by relying on indigenous peoples, notably through monitoring systems, capacity building and the development of protected areas.
It also mobilizes the tools of the French Development Agency, and the French Global Environment Facility (FFEM), including several actions which will contribute to the strengthening and innovation of participatory forestry, benefiting local communities living on the periphery of protected areas in the Congo Basin, and the social and environmental resilience with the management of protected areas in the Ivory Coast and the Burkina Faso.
Lastly, France is also providing support to the indigenous populations of the Amazon basin affected by the COVID-19 health crisis. 5 million € has been mobilized on this purpose for the benefit of several local authorities in Brazil, particularly in the State of Amapa, bordering the territorial community of French Guiana, and the Rainforest Foundation, for the benefit of the Coordination of Indigenous Organizations of the Amazon Basin.
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CFUnited Model-Glue BOF – Be There!
As a few people have blogged, there will be a BOF (Birds of a Feather) session about the Model-Glue framework on Wednesday at CFUnited. The session, which starts at 9pm on Wednesday, will consist of a half hour pannel discussion followed by a half hour Breeze Live presentation by Joe Rinehart. I was pleasantly surprised to find out that I have been invited to sit on the pannel. As of now, it looks like the pannel will consist of myself, Joe Rinehart, Jared Rypka-Hauer and (if he agrees to it) Sean Corfield.
Here's my guess is that the frirst question will be, "Is Mach-II dead?" I've already made my opinion clear on this.
Mach II, Alive and Kicking!
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I really hope that the BOF doesn't turn into a debate on whether or not Mach-II is dead, and instead focuses on usng Mach-II. There are going to be a lot of great people at CFUNITED this year, and it would be a real shame to waste such an opportunity with what I (and a lot of others) see as a relatively pointless debate.
I feel like an idiot. I had the wrong title on this entry. Oh well. The title has been corrected.
I suspect there will be some talk to that extent. I don't think developers can help themselves. As someone who will be sitting on the pannel I'll try to make it clear that both are viable and that everyone should learn both and choose whichever they prefer.
I mean, the real point isn't in using the coolest toy, but producing better and more mantainable code.
But, sure, I'll be there and I'll be only too happy to be on the panel.
There's bound to be some pros / cons discussion but as Doug says, this should really be considered an informative session about a new framework that is not really being covered otherwise at CFUNITED (I decided to stick to my guns about my frameworks talk and only mention Model-Glue in the notes for folks who download the PPT).


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This German capital was once the capital of Prussia
Removing one of these with tweezers rather than a hot match reduces the risk of lyme disease
In his first year as a coach, this former Celtic led the Pacers to their best NBA record ever
Its working title was "Catch-18"
Water is used in this, considered the first sacrament
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Once known as the Escholtz Islands, this atoll in the Marshall Islands was the site of U.S. nuclear tests
These insects not only leave behind itchy welts, they may infect you with viral encephalitis
The first U.S. tennis player to win $100,000 in a year, in 1975 he became the first black man to win at Wimbledon
Alex Haley used the working title "Before This Anger" for this bestseller
Whether mortal or venial, you should confess them in penance
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Due to summer fog & winter snow, there are few clear days in this north Pacific sea in the Aleutian Basin
The saliva of these worms prevents blood from clotting with an anticoagulant called hirudin
(Hi, I'm Bob Costas.) In 1956 this N.Y. Yankee became the only player ever to win baseball's Triple Crown while hitting more than 50 home runs
He originally wanted to title his 1860s classic "All's Well That Ends Well", but settled for "War And Peace"
Priests don't perform this sacrament that can be annulled, they just witness it
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This country consists of a Muslim-Croat federation & a Serb republic
Ringworm isn't caused by a worm, but, like athlete's foot, is caused by one of these
College football's Butkus Award is named for Dick Butkus, a 6-time all-pro for this NFL team
This working title for "The Wizard of Oz" came from the Wizard's adopted hometown
To receive holy orders, a priest lies prone before this structure
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This Mississippi port was the capital of the Louisiana Territory for a brief time in the early 1700s
One species of this arachnid lives harmlessly in hair follicles; another causes scabies
In 1998 this flamboyant Italian skier won the 50th World Cup race of his career
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This "Mad About You" star played the cute girl next door on the '70s drama "The Fitzpatricks"
While Marco Polo was meeting the Khan, he missed the 10th birthday party of this "Divine Comedy" author in Italy
A subway platform under State Street in this city's "Loop" is the world's longest at about 3,500'
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In 1962 the U.S agreed to give Cuba $53 million in aid for the release of 1,113 prisoners taken in this invasion
To make a French "75" cocktail, you need champagne, powdered sugar, gin & this sour juice
From 1987 to '89 Courteney Cox played Alex Keaton's girlfriend Lauren on this sitcom
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In 1804 Justice Samuel Chase was impeached for comments critical of this president's administration
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Y&T, originalmente conhecida como Yesterday & Today, é uma banda norte-americana de hard rock e heavy metal formada em 1974. A banda lançou dois álbuns de estúdio pela London Records, como Yesterday & Today na década de 1970, antes do encurtamento de seu nome para Y&T. A partir de 1981 lançou vários álbuns pela A&M Records. A banda já vendeu mais de 4 milhões de álbuns no mundo.

História

Y&T é uma banda de gênero hard rock americana da década de 1970, mas que foi despontar realmente na década de 80 em meio ao movimento hard Californiano. O Idealizador do Y&T é Dave Menikketti, vocalista e compositor. Tinha como seu o baixista Phil Kenmore, falecido aos 57 anos de idade, em 2011, após uma curta batalha contra o câncer de pulmão

Nesse tempo, a banda teve pontos altos e pontos baixos, e algumas mudanças na formação. A primeira conta com Leonard Haze e Joey Alves, além dos já citados. O primeiro álbum do Y&T, saiu em 1976, com o mesmo nome, e trazia a faixa "Beaultiful Dreamer" como carro-chefe. O segundo álbum se chamou "Struck Down" e foi lançado em 1978. Nesta época a banda não tinha ainda resumido seu nome, e era possível ver nas capas dos álbuns o nome "Yesterday and Today". A mídia não gostou das capas dos primeiros álbuns, as fotos dos integrantes estavam num estilo disco music.

Os próximos álbuns, "Earthshaker" e "Black Tiger" deram status à banda.

Mais dois álbuns de estúdio, "In Rock We Trust" e "Down for the Count" se seguiram, e a popularidade da banda só crescia. As bandas de se dividiam entre as que queriam fazer shows junto do Y&T e as que não queriam, já que, se por um lado a banda carregava sempre um bom público em seus shows, pelo outro as performances eram tão impressionantes que o sucesso ofuscava as outras bandas. Nesta época já circulava nas rádios e na TV o hit "Summertime Girls", do álbum "Down for count".

Com a fama de banda ao vivo, o Y&T resolve gravar um de seus shows e lançar. "Open Fire" sai em 1985.

Em 1987, lança-se o álbum "Contagious", que traz a primeira mudança no line-up; sai Leonard Haze e entra Jimmy Degrasso (atual Megadeth). O álbum foi considerado razoável.

Com a entrada da década de 1990, a banda muda outra vez. Steff Burns substitui Joey Alves. Lançam o álbum "Ten", que não obtém grande repercussão e traz à tona o fato de que o Y&T havia perdido a força. O único destaque do álbum é a faixa "Hard Times".

Dave resolve sair por um tempo curto, mas antes grava mais um álbum ao vivo, o que seria um álbum de despedida. "Y&T Live" é gravado no San Jose Cabbaret e mostra uma apresentação coesa, mas melancólica, no estilo "fim de jogo". Os destaques ficam para "Don't Stop Runnin" do álbum "In Rock We Trust", e a clássica "Black Tiger".

Após algumas tentativas frustradas no mercado musical, resolvem colocar a banda na ativa de novo e lançam em setembro de 1995 o disco "Musically Incorrect" com a assinatura do Produtor Scott Boorey. O disco conseguiu boa repercussão no Japão e em parte da Europa, apenas.

No intuito de atingir a América, eles entraram em estúdio novamente e lançaram "Endangered Species", mas o público que a banda havia conquistado na América parecia haver desaparecido. Numa tentativa apelativa e desesperada, Dave traz os integrantes originais de volta à banda e em 2000 lançam mais álbum um ao vivo, desta vez gravado através da BBC, no Friday Rock Show. O disco foi classificado como um interessante registro ao vivo de uma banda injustiçada, já que eles não deixavam nada a dever a outros nome do hard rock americano que estavam em melhor situação. Em 2001, a banda lança a compilação "The Ultimate Collection".

A banda atualmente vem tentando reconquistar o Topo das Paradas, fazendo shows em países como Holanda, Suécia, Espanha e em pequenas cidades Americanas.

Em 7 de janeiro de 2011, o baixista Phil Kennemore faleceu aos 57 anos de idade, após uma curta batalha contra o câncer de pulmão.

Membros
 Dave Meniketti – guitarra, vocal (1974–1991, 1995–atualmente)
 John Nymann – guitarra, backing vocal (2003–atualmente)
 Aaron Leigh – baixo, backing vocal (2016–atualmente)
 Mike Vanderhule – bateria, backing vocal (2006–atualmente)

Discografia

 Yesterday & Today (1976)
 Struck Down (1978)
 Earthshaker (1981)
 Black Tiger (1982)
 Mean Streak (1983)
 In Rock We Trust (1984)
 Down for the Count (1985)
 Contagious (1987)
 Ten (1990)
 Musically Incorrect (1995)
 Endangered Species (1997)
 Facemelter (2010)

Ligações externas

Bandas da Califórnia
Bandas de hard rock
Bandas de heavy metal dos Estados Unidos
Bandas de glam metal
Bandas formadas em 1972
Bandas extintas em 1991
Bandas reativadas em 1995
Bandas extintas em 1997
Bandas reativadas em 2001


This is an exciting and varied role for an extra special person, who can assist in multiple areas of the business such as administration, travel, account management and marketing.
We are looking for someone with a background in a creative industry, retail, or a design studio, who has an excellent working knowledge of MS Office and Adobe Illustrator/Photoshop, and is great at juggling multiple tasks and keeping everything running smoothly.
If this sounds like you, the full job description can be found on our website here.


On Sunday, March 13th, Delhi based music collective REProduce will bring back a series called Listening Room to Khoj in New Delhi. The series debuted in March at Khoj in February, and aims to fill a gap in the ever iterating and increasingly varied community of live music in India by showcasing talent that might not get heard in the more mainstream oriented venues. Listening Room will focus purely on the music – in a space where an audience can absorb sound on their own terms.
The fifth edition Listening Room will feature sounds by artists Conspirators of Pleasure, Heems, and Hashback Hashish.
Poulomi Desai and Simon Underwood are Conspirators of Pleasure – an improvising duo that seek to bend all the rules, question the sacred, create extraordinary soundscape performances and self-regulating sonic systems using modified and prepared instruments. Part of their unusual musical armoury includes a prepared sitar, sonically twisted stylophones, prepared bass, modified toys, resurrected radios and visually scarred slide projections. Their compositions explore experimental terrains, twisting technology to transform organic sounds into eerie calls that flow from intense waves of abrasive, noisy, chaos invoking industrial nostalgia, to structured pulsating rhythms, to melancholic, microtonal drones.
Punjabi-American rapper, founder of Greedhead Music, and native New Yorker, Himanshu "Heems" Suri launched his solo career while a member of alternative hip-hop group Das Racist. After Das Racist split in late 2012, Heems headed to Bombay and began work on his official debut solo effort. The album, Eat Pray Thug, was released in 2015 and coincided with an exhibition of the rapper's artwork at the Aicon Gallery in New York City. Suri has performed at the Whitney Biennale, MOMA PS1, the MCA in Chicago, and San Francisco's Asian Art Museum. In 2013 he curated a floor of music and performance at the Whitney Museum as well. In March he will perform at the new Met Breuer Gallery in New York. He is currently an artist in residence at The Heritage Hotel: Art Spaces in Goa.
The music of Ashish Sachan confronts you with a simplicity that is both earnest, but also misleading – if you drill down there are details that only a pair of headphones (and perhaps a taste of his adopted name) can reward you with. Firmly rooted in the minimalist tradition, his narrative offers something for electronic music fans across the spectrum – committed geeks who respect musical history on one end, and on the other, those who could care less about the past and just want to lose it on a dancefloor. For this session, he'll close it out live as opposed to the DJ sets Delhi knows him better for, with his own brand of precise, minimal techno; special guests will be announced at a later date.


Having bounced back from difficult times, designer and owner Jenny Joblin is full of desire to build Federation into New Zealand's strongest streetwear brand. She got her start in the industry juggling a job in the workroom at Karen Walker while studying fashion design at AUT. Since then she has helped launch and develop a brand with a strong presence in the New Zealand market.
"Federation is a streetwear brand that loves a bit of art and good designs with subtle points of difference," said Joblin.
This year she has decided to show the brand as a whole experience at New Zealand Fashion Week, supported by a strong network of stockists throughout New Zealand and Australia. October will see the team move into a new workroom and showroom, while the flagship store in Auckland's Takapuna continues to perform well.


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Пантера () — тактичний комплекс БпЛА. Розроблений ізраїльською фірмою IAI. Вперше представлений в ході щорічної міжвійськової конференції в Латруні в Ізраїлі, яка проходила з 5-7 жовтня 2010 року. Головною відмінністю безпілотника Пантера від всіх інших БПЛА є використання технології поворотних гвинтів, що дозволяє здійснювати вертикальний зліт і посадку, а також зависати в повітрі. За словами виробника, розроблено також в мініверсію, що важить 12 кілограмів і керовану за допомогою переносної станції.

Призначений для розвідки цілей, коригування вогню, виявлення місць падіння інших БПЛА і літаків. До складу корисного навантаження дрона в штатному варіанті входять система Mini POP виробництва ТАА, що дозволяє вести спостереження цілодобово в будь-яких погодних умовах, за бажанням замовника, на БПЛА можна встановити лазерний покажчик, вимірювач відстані або систему наведення.

Наземна станція керування, розміщена в одному автомобілі, може керувати відразу трьома «Пантерами».

ЛТХ
 Радіус дії, км — 60;
 Тривалість польоту, год — 6;
 Стеля, м — 3000;
 Максимальна злітна вага БПЛА, кг — 65;
 Максимальна вага корисного навантаження, кг — 20.

Примітки

Посилання
 IAI Unveils Small Tilt-rotor UAV for Tactical Missions, October 5th, 2010 Israel Aerospace Industries

Безпілотні літальні апарати Ізраїлю
Безпілотні літаки-розвідники
Безпілотні конвертоплани


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In a separate bowl, combine flour, baking soda and salt. Stir into the peanut butter mixture a little at a time blending well. Shape dough into balls, roll in granulated sugar and place on ungreased cookie sheet.
Bake for 10 minutes until slightly brown. Remove from oven and immediately press a chocolate candy kiss into the center of each cookie.


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//==============================================================================

//==============================================================================

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#include "widgets/CPanel.h"
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#include "graphics/CPrimitives.h"
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#include <vector>
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
using namespace std;
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
namespace chai3d {
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------

//==============================================================================
/*!
    Constructor of cPanel.
*/
//==============================================================================
cPanel::cPanel()
{
    // use vertex colors
    m_useVertexColors = true;

    // disable material properties
    m_useMaterialProperty = false;

    // set default colors for each corner
    m_panelColorTopLeft.setGrayLevel(0.40f);
    m_panelColorTopRight.setGrayLevel(0.40f);
    m_panelColorBottomLeft.setGrayLevel(0.40f);
    m_panelColorBottomRight.setGrayLevel(0.40f);

    // set default radius values
    m_panelRadiusTopLeft =       0.0;
    m_panelRadiusTopRight =      0.0;
    m_panelRadiusBottomLeft =    0.0;
    m_panelRadiusBottomRight =   0.0;

    // set default margin values
    m_marginTop    = 0.0;
    m_marginBottom = 0.0;
    m_marginLeft   = 0.0;
    m_marginRight  = 0.0;

    // number of line segments used to render each corner
    m_numPanelSegmentsPerCorner = 8;

    // enable panel for display
    m_showPanel = true;

    // use display lists
    setUseDisplayList(true);
}

//==============================================================================
/*!
    This method sets the width and height of this panel, including the radius
    at each corner.

    \param  a_width              Width of Panel.
    \param  a_height             Height of Panel.
    \param  a_radiusTopLeft      Radius of top left corner.
    \param  a_radiusTopRight     Radius of top right corner.
    \param  a_radiusBottomLeft   Radius of bottom left corner.
    \param  a_radiusBottomRight  Radius of bottom right corner.
*/
//==============================================================================
void cPanel::set(const double& a_width,
    const double& a_height,
    const double& a_radiusTopLeft,
    const double& a_radiusTopRight,
    const double& a_radiusBottomLeft,
    const double& a_radiusBottomRight)
{
    // set new values for each corner
    m_panelRadiusTopLeft = fabs(a_radiusTopLeft);
    m_panelRadiusTopRight = fabs(a_radiusTopRight);
    m_panelRadiusBottomLeft = fabs(a_radiusBottomLeft);
    m_panelRadiusBottomRight = fabs(a_radiusBottomRight);

    // set new values for width and height.
    double w = cMax(a_radiusTopLeft, a_radiusBottomLeft) +
               cMax(a_radiusTopRight, a_radiusBottomRight);
    m_width = cMax(a_width, w);

    double h = cMax(a_radiusTopLeft, a_radiusTopRight) +
               cMax(a_radiusBottomLeft, a_radiusBottomRight);
    m_height = cMax(a_height, h);

    // update model of panel
    updatePanelMesh();
}

//==============================================================================
/*!
    This method sets the width and height of the panel.

    \param  a_width   Width of panel.
    \param  a_height  Height of panel.
*/
//==============================================================================
void cPanel::setSize(const double& a_width,
                     const double& a_height)
{
    // set new values for width and height.
    double w = cMax(m_panelRadiusTopLeft, m_panelRadiusBottomLeft) +
               cMax(m_panelRadiusTopRight, m_panelRadiusBottomRight);
    m_width = cMax(a_width, w);

    double h = cMax(m_panelRadiusTopLeft, m_panelRadiusTopRight) +
               cMax(m_panelRadiusBottomLeft, m_panelRadiusBottomRight);
    m_height = cMax(a_height, h);

    // update model of panel
    updatePanelMesh();
}

//==============================================================================
/*!
    This method sets the radius os each corner of the panel.

    \param  a_radiusTopLeft      Radius of top left corner.
    \param  a_radiusTopRight     Radius of top right corner.
    \param  a_radiusBottomLeft   Radius of bottom left corner.
    \param  a_radiusBottomRight  Radius of bottom right corner.
*/
//==============================================================================
void cPanel::setCornerRadius(const double& a_radiusTopLeft,
    const double& a_radiusTopRight,
    const double& a_radiusBottomLeft,
    const double& a_radiusBottomRight)
{
    // set new values
    m_panelRadiusTopLeft = fabs(a_radiusTopLeft);
    m_panelRadiusTopRight = fabs(a_radiusTopRight);
    m_panelRadiusBottomLeft = fabs(a_radiusBottomLeft);
    m_panelRadiusBottomRight = fabs(a_radiusBottomLeft);
    m_panelRadiusBottomRight = fabs(a_radiusBottomRight);

    // check dimension for width and height. adjust accordingly
    double w = cMax(m_panelRadiusTopLeft, m_panelRadiusBottomLeft) +
               cMax(m_panelRadiusTopRight, m_panelRadiusBottomRight);
    m_width = cMax(m_width, w);

    double h = cMax(m_panelRadiusTopLeft, m_panelRadiusTopRight) +
               cMax(m_panelRadiusBottomLeft, m_panelRadiusBottomRight);
    m_height = cMax(m_height, h);

    // update model of panel
    updatePanelMesh();
}

//==============================================================================
/*!
    This method sets the color of the panel.

    \param  a_panelColor  Color of panel.
*/
//==============================================================================
void cPanel::setColor(const cColorf& a_panelColor)
{
    // assign new color
    m_panelColorTopLeft     = a_panelColor;
    m_panelColorTopRight    = a_panelColor;
    m_panelColorBottomLeft  = a_panelColor;
    m_panelColorBottomRight = a_panelColor;

    // update model of panel
    updatePanelMesh();
}

//==============================================================================
/*!
    This method sets a color for each of the four corners of the panel.

    \param  a_panelColorTopLeft      Color of top left corner.
    \param  a_panelColorTopRight     Color of top right corner.
    \param  a_panelColorBottomLeft   Color of bottom left corner.
    \param  a_panelColorBottomRight  Color of bottom right corner.
*/
//==============================================================================
void cPanel::setCornerColors(const cColorf& a_panelColorTopLeft,
    const cColorf& a_panelColorTopRight,
    const cColorf& a_panelColorBottomLeft,
    const cColorf& a_panelColorBottomRight)
{
    // assign new colors
    m_panelColorTopLeft     = a_panelColorTopLeft;
    m_panelColorTopRight    = a_panelColorTopRight;
    m_panelColorBottomLeft  = a_panelColorBottomLeft;
    m_panelColorBottomRight = a_panelColorBottomRight;

    // update model of panel
    updatePanelMesh();
}

//==============================================================================
/*!
    This method defines a vertical gradient colored panel. The gradient is
    defined by the top and bottom colors.

    \param  a_topColor     Top color.
    \param  a_bottomColor  Bottom color.
*/
//==============================================================================
void cPanel::setPanelColorVerticalGradient(cColorf a_topColor, cColorf a_bottomColor)
{
    // assign new colors
    m_panelColorTopLeft     = a_topColor;
    m_panelColorTopRight    = a_topColor;
    m_panelColorBottomLeft  = a_bottomColor;
    m_panelColorBottomRight = a_bottomColor;

    // update model of panel
    updatePanelMesh();
}

//==============================================================================
/*!
    This method defines a horizontal gradient colored background. The gradient
    is defined by the left and right colors.

    \param  a_leftColor   Left color.
    \param  a_rightColor  Right color.
*/
//==============================================================================
void cPanel::setHorizontalLinearGradient(cColorf a_leftColor, cColorf a_rightColor)
{
    // assign new colors
    m_panelColorTopLeft     = a_leftColor;
    m_panelColorTopRight    = a_rightColor;
    m_panelColorBottomLeft  = a_leftColor;
    m_panelColorBottomRight = a_rightColor;

    // update model of panel
    updatePanelMesh();
}

//==============================================================================
/*!
    This method assigns a transparency level for this panel.

    \param  a_level            Level of transparency ranging from 0.0 to 1.0.
    \param  a_applyToVertices  If __true__, then apply changes to vertex colors.
    \param  a_applyToTextures  If __true__, then apply changes to texture.
    \param  a_affectChildren   If __true__, then children are updated too.
*/
//==============================================================================
void cPanel::setTransparencyLevel(const float a_level,
    const bool a_applyToVertices,
    const bool a_applyToTextures,
    const bool a_affectChildren)
{
    // if the transparency level is equal to 1.0, then do not apply transparency
    // otherwise enable it.
    if (a_level < 1.0)
    {
        setUseTransparency(true);
    }
    else
    {
        setUseTransparency(false);
    }

    // apply new value to material
    if (m_material != nullptr)
    {
        m_material->setTransparencyLevel(a_level);
    }

    // apply new value to texture
    if (m_texture != nullptr)
    {
        if (m_texture->m_image != nullptr)
        {
            unsigned char level = (unsigned char)(255.0 * a_level);
            m_texture->m_image->setTransparency(level);
        }
    }

    // assign transparency level to vertex colors
    m_panelColorTopLeft.setA(a_level);
    m_panelColorTopRight.setA(a_level);
    m_panelColorBottomLeft.setA(a_level);
    m_panelColorBottomRight.setA(a_level);

    // update panel.
    updatePanelMesh();

    // apply change to children
    if (a_affectChildren)
    {
        vector<cGenericObject*>::iterator it;
        for (it = m_children.begin(); it < m_children.end(); it++)
        {
            (*it)->setTransparencyLevel(a_level,
                                        a_applyToVertices,
                                        a_applyToTextures,
                                        true);
        }
    }
}

//==============================================================================
/*!
    This message assign values to all four margins of the widget, namely the
    __top__, __bottom__, __left__, and __right__ margins.

    Margins are interpreted by the widget render method when displaying images,
    text, or data inside them. The rule is to always make sure that nothing
    exceeds the margin limits.

    \param  a_marginTop  Top margin.
    \param  a_marginBottom  Bottom margin.
    \param  a_marginLeft  Left margin.
    \param  a_marginRight  Right margin.
*/
//==============================================================================
void cPanel::setMargins(const double a_marginTop,
    const double a_marginBottom,
    const double a_marginLeft,
    const double a_marginRight)
{
    m_width  = 0.0;
    m_height = 0.0;
    m_marginTop    = cMax(0.0, a_marginTop);
    m_marginBottom = cMax(0.0, a_marginBottom);
    m_marginLeft   = cMax(0.0, a_marginLeft);
    m_marginRight  = cMax(0.0, a_marginRight);
}

//==============================================================================
/*!
    This method assign a top margin value.

    \param  a_marginTop  Top margin.
*/
//==============================================================================
void cPanel::setMarginTop(const double a_marginTop)
{
    m_marginTop = cMax(0.0, a_marginTop);
    setSize(m_width, m_height);
}

//==============================================================================
/*!
    This method assign a bottom margin value.

    \param  a_marginBottom  Bottom margin.
*/
//==============================================================================
void cPanel::setMarginBottom(const double a_marginBottom)
{
    m_marginBottom = cMax(0.0, a_marginBottom);
    setSize(m_width, m_height);
}

//==============================================================================
/*!
    This method assign a left margin value.

    \param  a_marginLeft  Left margin.
*/
//==============================================================================
void cPanel::setMarginLeft(const double a_marginLeft)
{
    m_marginLeft = cMax(0.0, a_marginLeft);
    setSize(m_width, m_height);
}

//==============================================================================
/*!
    This method assign a right margin value.

    \param  a_marginRight  Right margin.
*/
//==============================================================================
void cPanel::setMarginRight(const double a_marginRight)
{
    m_marginRight = cMax(0.0, a_marginRight);
    setSize(m_width, m_height);
}

//==============================================================================
/*!
    This method updates the mesh model this panel.
*/
//==============================================================================
void cPanel::updatePanelMesh()
{
    // clear all triangles
    clear();

    // exit
    if (m_showPanel)
    {
        // create new model
        cCreatePanel2(this,
                      m_width,
                      m_height,
                      m_panelRadiusTopLeft,
                      m_panelRadiusTopRight,
                      m_panelRadiusBottomLeft,
                      m_panelRadiusBottomRight,
                      m_numPanelSegmentsPerCorner,
                      cVector3d(0.5 * m_width,
                                0.5 * m_height,
                                0.0),
                      cIdentity3d(),
                      m_panelColorTopLeft,
                      m_panelColorTopRight,
                      m_panelColorBottomLeft,
                      m_panelColorBottomLeft
                      );
    }

    // mark for update
    markForUpdate(false);
}

//==============================================================================
/*!
    This method creates a copy of itself.

    \param  a_duplicateMaterialData   If __true__, material (if available) is duplicated, otherwise it is shared.
    \param  a_duplicateTextureData    If __true__, texture data (if available) is duplicated, otherwise it is shared.
    \param  a_duplicateMeshData       If __true__, mesh data (if available) is duplicated, otherwise it is shared.
    \param  a_buildCollisionDetector  If __true__, collision detector (if available) is duplicated, otherwise it is shared.

    \return Pointer to new object.
*/
//==============================================================================
cPanel* cPanel::copy(const bool a_duplicateMaterialData,
    const bool a_duplicateTextureData,
    const bool a_duplicateMeshData,
    const bool a_buildCollisionDetector)
{
    // create new instance
    cPanel* obj = new cPanel();

    // copy properties of cPanel
    copyPanelProperties(obj,
        a_duplicateMaterialData,
        a_duplicateTextureData,
        a_duplicateMeshData,
        a_buildCollisionDetector);

    // return
    return (obj);
}

//==============================================================================
/*!
    This method copies all properties of this object to another.

    \param  a_obj                     Destination object where properties are copied to.
    \param  a_duplicateMaterialData   If __true__, material (if available) is duplicated, otherwise it is shared.
    \param  a_duplicateTextureData    If __true__, texture data (if available) is duplicated, otherwise it is shared.
    \param  a_duplicateMeshData       If __true__, mesh data (if available) is duplicated, otherwise it is shared.
    \param  a_buildCollisionDetector  If __true__, collision detector (if available) is duplicated, otherwise it is shared.
*/
//==============================================================================
void cPanel::copyPanelProperties(cPanel* a_obj,
    const bool a_duplicateMaterialData,
    const bool a_duplicateTextureData,
    const bool a_duplicateMeshData,
    const bool a_buildCollisionDetector)
{
    // copy properties of cGenericWidget
    copyGenericWidgetProperties(a_obj,
        a_duplicateMaterialData,
        a_duplicateTextureData,
        a_duplicateMeshData,
        a_buildCollisionDetector);

    // copy color properties
    a_obj->m_panelColorTopLeft = m_panelColorTopLeft;
    a_obj->m_panelColorTopRight = m_panelColorTopRight;
    a_obj->m_panelColorBottomLeft = m_panelColorBottomLeft;
    a_obj->m_panelColorBottomRight = m_panelColorBottomRight;

    // copy properties of cPanel
    a_obj->set(m_width,
        m_height,
        m_panelRadiusTopLeft,
        m_panelRadiusTopRight,
        m_panelRadiusBottomLeft,
        m_panelRadiusBottomRight);
}

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
} // namespace chai3d
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------


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package io.fabric8.arquillian.kubernetes.enricher;

import io.fabric8.arquillian.kubernetes.Session;
import io.fabric8.kubernetes.api.model.Service;
import io.fabric8.kubernetes.client.KubernetesClient;
import org.jboss.arquillian.core.api.Instance;
import org.jboss.arquillian.core.api.annotation.Inject;
import org.jboss.arquillian.test.api.ArquillianResource;
import org.jboss.arquillian.test.spi.enricher.resource.ResourceProvider;

import java.lang.annotation.Annotation;

import static io.fabric8.arquillian.kubernetes.enricher.EnricherUtils.getServiceName;

/**
 * A {@link org.jboss.arquillian.test.spi.enricher.resource.ResourceProvider} for {@link io.fabric8.kubernetes.api.model.ServiceList}.
 * It refers to services that have been created during the current session.
 */
public class ServiceResourceProvider implements ResourceProvider {

    @Inject
    private Instance<KubernetesClient> clientInstance;

    @Inject
    private Instance<Session> sessionInstance;

    @Override
    public boolean canProvide(Class<?> type) {
        return Service.class.isAssignableFrom(type);
    }

    @Override
    public Object lookup(ArquillianResource resource, Annotation... qualifiers) {
        KubernetesClient client = this.clientInstance.get();
        Session session = sessionInstance.get();
        String name = getServiceName(qualifiers);
        return client.services().inNamespace(session.getNamespace()).withName(name).get();
    }
}


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