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Rediscovering the Lost:
on Nikolai Kareev's Little Known Essay
Lomonosova M.V.
Cand. Sci. (Sociol.), Assoc. Prof. of the Chair of Theory and History of Sociology, St. Petersburg State University, St. Petersburg, Russia mn.lomonosova@spbu.ru
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The research and article were supported by the Russian Foundation for Basic Research (RFBR), project No. 18-011-01168 А.
Rubric: History of sociology
Lomonosova M.V. Rediscovering the Lost: on Nikolai Kareev's Little Known Essay. Sotsiologicheskie issledovaniya [Sociological Studies]. 2019. No 8. P. 96-100
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The article touches upon a difficult and crucial period in the history not only of Russian sociology, but also of the country: the period after the Russian Revolution of 1917. Under conditions of a new ideology formation, the work of many scholars and publishing houses was interrupted. Many manuscripts of scientific works have not been published, as evidenced by historical facts and the results of scientific research. Work in the Russian State Archive of Literature and Art (RGALI) has made it possible to identify a lost manuscript of Nikolai I. Kareev «William Godwin and his "Political Justice": An Essay on the History of Anarchism». The article presents an analysis of the main provisions of Kareev's work in connection with the preparation for publication of the full text of the manuscript. The need for this is dictated not only by the reconstruction of the history of Russian sociology, but also by the urgency of studying and rethinking its intellectual traditions. In addition, the article draws the attention of readers to the name of the forerunner of anarchism – William Godwin – and his scientific heritage.
Nikolai Kareev; RGALI; anarchism; history of Russian sociology; history of anarchism; «William Godwin and His "Political Justice"»
Dolgova E.A. (2012) The Documentary Sources to Research the Biography of the Historian N.I. Kareev 1917–1931. Otechestvennye arkhivy [Domestic Archives] No. 2: 75–82. (In Russ.)
Dolgova E.A. (auth.-comp.), Soloviev K.A. (ed.) (2015) Scientist in the Epoch of Changes: N.I. Kareev in 1914–1931. Research and Documents. Moscow: ROSSPEN. (In Russ.)
Kareev N.I. (1929) William Godwin and His «Political Justice». In: Institute of History. Scientific Notes. Vol. 3. Moscow: RANION: 327–340. URL: http://elib.shpl.ru/ru/nodes/31649-vyp-3-1929#mode/ inspect/page/329/zoom/6 (accessed 27.01.2019). (In Russ.)
Kareev N.I. (1920s) William Godwin and His «Political Justice». An Essay of the History of Anarchism. The Russian State Archive of Literature and Arts (RGALI). Fund 1023. List of files 1. Archival unit 912. 96 p. (Unpublished.) (In Russ.)
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Q: Help understanding the benefits of branching in Mercurial I've struggled to understand how branching is beneficial.  I can't push to a repo with 2 heads, or 2 branches... so why would I ever need/use them?

A: First of all, you can push even with two heads, but since you probably don't want to do that, the default behavior is to prevent you from doing it. You can, however, force the push to go through.
Now, as for branching, let's take a simple scenario in a non-distributed version control system, like Subversion.
Let's assume you have a colleague that is working in the same project as you. The current latest changeset in the Subversion repository is revision 100, you both update to this locally so that now both of you have the same files.
Ok, now your colleague has already been working on his changes for a couple of hours now, and so he commits. This brings the central repository up to revision 101. You're still on revision 100 locally, and you're still working on your changes.
At some point, you complete, and you want to commit, but Subversion won't let you. It says you have to update first, so you start the update process.
The update process wants to take your changes, and pretend you actually started with revision 101 instead of 100. If your changes are not in conflict with whatever it was your colleague committed, all is hunky dory, but if your changes are in conflict, you have a problem.
Now you have to merge your changes with his changes, and things can go haywire. For instance, you might end up merging one file OK, the second file OK, or so you think, and then the third file, and you suddenly discover that you've got some of the details wrong, it would've been better to merge the second file differently.
Unless you made a backup of your changes before updating, and sooner or later you will forget, you have a problem.
Now, the above scenario is actually quite common. Well, perhaps not the merging part, it depends on how many is working in the same area or files at the same time, but the "must update before committing" part is quite common with Subversion.
So how does Mercurial do it?
Well, Mercurial commits locally, it doesn't talk to any remote repository at all, so it won't stop you from committing.
So, let's try the above scenario again, just in Mercurial this time.
The tipmost changeset in the remote repository is revision 100. You both have cloned this down, and you're both starting to work on the changes, from revision 100.
Your colleague completes his changes and commits, locally. He then pushes his changeset up to the central repository, bringing the tip there up to revision 101.
You then complete your changes, and commit, also locally, and then you want to push, but you get the error message you've already discovered, and is asking about.
So how is this different?
Well, your changes are now committed, there is no way, unless you try really hard to accidentally lose them or destroy them.
Here's the 3 repositories in play and their current state:
Colleague       ---98---99---100---A

Central         ---98---99---100---A

You             ---98---99---100---B

If you were to push, and was allowed to do this (or force the push through), the Central repository would look like this:
Central         ---98---99---100---A
                               \
                                +--B

Two heads. If your colleague now pulled, which one should he continue working from? This question is the reason Mercurial will by default prevent you from causing this.
So instead you pull, and you get the above state in your own repository.
In other words, you can chose to impact your own repository and create multiple heads there, but you are not imposing that problem on anyone else.
You then merge, the same type of operation you had to do in Subversion, except your changeset is safe, it was committed, and you won't accidentally corrupt or destroy it. If, mid-merge, you want to start over, you can, nothing lost, no harm done.
After the merge, your local repository looks like this:
You             ---98---99---100---A----M
                               \       /
                                +--B--+

This is now safe to push, and if your colleague now pulls, he knows that he has to continue from the M changeset, the one that merged his and your changes.
The above description is what happens due to Mercurials distributed nature.
You can also name branches, to make them more permanent. For instance, you might want to name a branch "stable", to signal that any changesets on that branch have been thoroughly tested and is safe for release to customers or to put into production. Then you would only merge changes onto that branch when said testing has been completed.
The nature, however, is the same as the above description. Whenever more than one person works on a project with Mercurial, you will get branches, and that's a good thing.

A: Whenever more than one clone of a repo is made and commits are made in those clones, branches happen, whether you name them by using the hg branch command or not.  My philosophy is, you might as well give them a name.  It makes things less confusing.
A good explanation of mercurial branches: http://stevelosh.com/blog/2009/08/a-guide-to-branching-in-mercurial/

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Q: Better to read the whole file, close it, and then loop over it, or loop over while it's open? I was wondering, which of these is the better and safer way to process a file's contents line by line. The assumption here is that the file's contents are very critical, but  the file is not very large, so memory consumption is not an issue.
Is it better to close the file as soon as possible using this:
with open('somefile.txt') as f:
    lines = f.readlines()

for line in lines:
    do_something(line)

Or to just loop over it in one go:
with open('somefile.txt') as f:
    for line in f:
        do_something(line)

Which of these practises is generally the better and the more accepted way of doing it?

A: There is no "better" solution. Simply because these two are far from being equivalent.
The first one loads entire file into memory and then processes the in-memory data. This has a potential advantage of being faster depending on what the processing is. Note that if the file is bigger than the amount of RAM you have then this is not an option at all.
The second one loads only a piece of the file into memory, processes it and then loads another piece and so on. This is generally slower (although it is likely you won't see the difference because often the processing time, especially in Python, dominates the reading time) but drastically reduces memory consumption (assuming that your file has more than 1 line). Also in some cases it may be more difficult to work with. For example say that you are looking for a specific pattern xy\nz in the file. Now with "line by line" loading you have to remember previous line in order to do a correct check. Which is more difficult to implement (but only a bit). So again: it depends on what you are doing.
As you can see there are tradeoffs and what is better depends on your context. I often do this: if file is relatively small (say up to few hundred megabytes) then load it into memory.
Now you've mentioned that the content is "critical". I don't know what that means but for example if you are trying to make updates to the file atomic or reads consistent between processes then this is a very different problem from the one you've posted. And generally hard so I advice using a proper database. SQLite is an easy option (again: depending on your scenario) similar to having a file.


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As I suspected the auditor was challenging the large unreimbursed business expense. So I put that box on his desk and pulled out one expense report. I showed him how much it was for and the time period on the report. I showed him all the receipts in foreign languages and asked him if he knew the exchange rate on X date last year for that country? His eyes began to glaze over.
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Founded in 1991, Scales of Justice, a group of approximately 10-15 vocalists from various musical backgrounds, sing weekly together and perform annually at a wide-range of community events.
Caroline Horrow '21, who has served as one of the group's music directors for the past two years, spoke with Harvard Law Today about what inspired them to choose this song and the challenges and joy of being a Scales of Justice member during this pandemic year.
Harvard Law Today: What inspired the choice of this piece?
Caroline Horrow: This song felt very appropriate for graduation and a pandemic; We're moving on and leaving, but also, we've already been apart.
We haven't seen each other in over a year, and many of us haven't had the opportunity to see our families. It's not at all what we expected for our law school experience. So, we kind of wanted to make sense of this very strange feeling of saying goodbye to people you already missed. And I think at the same time, it's also a hopeful message that we will see each other again, even though it might be a while.
HLT: How did you record this piece via Zoom?
Horrow: It's just not possible with all of the internet lag times to actually sing together on Zoom. We were all recording our parts individually, and then mixing them together at the end. And the same with video.
HLT: What is something you learned conducting Scales of Justice remotely?
Horrow: It was really challenging. I learned a lot about communication. So much of a cappella, when you're singing together in person, is about listening to each other, if others in the group are getting louder at a certain part, or if they're pronouncing a word a certain way, you're going to hear that, and everybody is adjusting to balance with the rest of the group. Over Zoom, as I said, it's just not possible to sync at the same time. So unfortunately, you lose a lot of that communication and being able to listen to each other. As music directors, it was our job to listen to everybody figure out how we needed to adjust and then coordinate that throughout the rest of the group. So, learning to do that was really, really difficult. But I think it helped us kind of come together as a team and as a community. And it was really rewarding to hear that final results.
HLT: What role has a cappella and Scales of Justice played in your HLS journey?
Horrow: It's actually played quite a big role for me. Singing has been a really big part of my work life balance and finding a creative outlet in law school. But also, Scales has given me a really amazing community — being able to connect with people from multiple class years degrees and backgrounds. And it's been great to go on retreats and study together, to get advice about classes and jobs, and just generally support each other through all the chaos of law school, especially during COVID. And I think, as I've grown through my law school journey, Scales has also been an important reminder that there's more to us than just being law students. Law school academics can be really all consuming. And I think it's a good lesson for lawyers not to take yourself too seriously.
Graduating members of Harvard Law School's Scales of Justice a cappella group, Annie Forestiere '21, Caroline Horrow '21, Joey Tsang '21, Renee Perez '21, Sam Stratton '21, and William Meyer '21 perform "Rivers and Roads," by the Head and the Heart.


While far more lasting than its European counterpart, then, postwar serialism in America has owed its survival to patronage in a society that otherwise functions, in music as in other ways, on the basis of commerce. It has been a closed enclave, a hothouse growth, its cultivators standing with backs resolutely turned to their counterparts in other walks of American musical life. Yet despite the misgivings Babbitt voiced in 1976, many experienced their protected life within the hothouse as a golden age for composition.
And, some would argue, for performance as well: as part of the institutionalization of serial music on American campuses, the Schoenbergian ideal of private performance venues for new music was also established on a broad and well-subsidized scale, with specialized student or professional performing organizations cropping up wherever "Ph.D. music" was composed. Music theory also enjoyed an intense growth phase, with faculty positions proliferating along with professional journals concerned with advanced musical composition and its attendant theory. Eventually, in 1966, a lobbying organization, the American Society of University Composers (ASUC), was formed by a group of Princeton faculty, graduate alumni, current Ph.D. candidates, and more loosely affiliated composers, including Weinberg, Boretz, Donald Martino (b. 1931), Peter Westergaard (b. 1931), and Charles Wuorinen (b. 1938).
The first campus "new music" organization was the Group for Contemporary Music, formed in 1962 at Columbia University (as it happens, one of the few universities where the scholars in the music department refused to sanction a Ph.D. for composition, but where a doctoral program was quickly set up, as if in defiance of the department, by the University's School of the Arts; relations were not happy). Its founders were Wuorinen, an expert pianist, and Harvey Sollberger (b. 1938), a flautist, both then graduate students in composition at Columbia, along with the cellist Joel Krosnick, then an undergraduate, who in 1974 joined the Juilliard String Quartet, a sort of forerunner organization that had been founded in 1946 by William Schuman, then president of the Juilliard School, expressly to give exposure to contemporary works in the medium, beginning with those of Bartók and Schoenberg.
Columbia's Group for Contemporary Music was as widely copied as Princeton's Ph.D. program. Both at Columbia and elsewhere (eventually including music conservatories) the performance rosters expanded to include a wide variety of vocalists and instrumentalists; in particular, a new breed of virtuoso percussionist was spawned. The high premium thus placed on new-music virtuosity led to an ever-increasing preoccupation with extended performance techniques—augmented ranges, novel sounds from traditional instruments (especially the piano), novel cross-fingerings to produce chords or "multiphonics" on woodwinds, and so on—on a par with extended formal techniques of composition.
Of the quasi-scientific journals devoted to academic composition and its theory, the semiannual Perspectives of New Music, produced at Princeton itself, was uniquely authoritative. Its slightly unidiomatic title was the result of its having been named by its patron, Paul Fromm (1906–87), the German-born Chicago wine merchant who had previously funded the Seminar on Advanced Musical Studies mentioned in chapter 1. The editors were Arthur Berger (1912–2003), then a professor at Brandeis University, and Benjamin Boretz (b. 1934), a former pupil of Berger then writing his Ph.D. dissertation under Babbitt. Many of the articles in the first issue, which appeared in fall 1962, had a sharp polemical or factional edge. Their purpose was to stake out what is known in the academy as "turf," a recognized and respected area of authority.
The possibilities are endless; a computer could be programmed to put down notes according to this prescription and in a very short time could turn out enough music to require years for its performance. By using different numerical rules—using a knight's move, for example, rather than a bishop's move along the diagonals—music for centuries to come could be produced.
Let us imagine a measure of music, in other words, as containing twelve numbered time-points, each corresponding to a successive pitch-point in the chromatic scale. Thus if we take zero to designate both the first pitch-class in a row (say G) and the time point that initiates the measure, 1 would then represent both the pitch-class G♯A♭ and the second time-point in the measure; 2 would denote the pitch class A and the third time-point, and so on. In effect, Babbitt was adopting Messiaen's old concept of the "chromatic scale of time values," but was synchronizing it (as Messiaen had not done) with the chromatic scale of pitches. An ascending chromatic scale would thus be conceptually translated (or to put it mathematically, "mapped") into the twelve elapsing time-points (say sixteenth notes) within a measure in or time.
it is necessary merely to imbed it in a metrical unit, a measure in the usual musical metrical sense, so that a recurrence of succession of time points is achieved, while the notion of meter is made an essential part of the systematic structure. The equivalence relation is statable as "occurring at the same time point with relation to the measure." The "ascending" ordered "chromatic scale" of twelve time points, then, is a measure divided into twelve equally spaced units of time, with the metrical signature probably determined by the internal structure of the time-point set, and with the measure now corresponding in function to the octave in the pitch-class system. A time-point set, then, is a serial ordering of time points with regard to < [that is, increasing quantity]. At the outset, I do not wish to attempt to avoid the manifest differences between the elements of the pitch system and those of the time-point system, that is, perceptual—not formal—differences. A pitch representative of a pitch-class system is identifiable in isolation; a time-point representative cannot conceivably be, by its purely dispositional character. But an examination of a time-point set will clarify the systematic meanings, and the reasonable musical meanings associated with these new concepts.
Example 3-28 is adapted from the "examination" or demonstration that follows in Babbitt's article. The hypothetical chromatic scale of pitches and time-points is shown in Ex. 3-28a. In Ex. 3-28b, a series of twelve number-pairs is given, in which the first number denotes the order-position within the given series and the second denotes a pitch/time-point position within Ex. 3-28a, the hypothetical chromatic scale. In Ex. 3-28c the second number in each pair is associated with a pitch-class as counted from G (= 0), and in Ex. 3-28d (taken directly from Babbitt's article), the same series is translated into durations by making a similar association of numbers with metrical positions. Numbers that fall within an ascent between 0 and 11 thus find their places within a single measure. Numbers that descend must wait until "the same time point with relation to the measure" comes around again in the next measure. Finally, in Ex. 3-28e, the two interpretations of the number series are combined and distributed into parts for the members of a string quartet.
In mapping the specific time-point series on to a specific pitch-class series, Babbitt created a means of serializing durations that at last fully solved, at any rate to his own satisfaction, the problem of "appalling arbitrariness" to which John Backus had called attention in his condemnation of Boulez's Structures. Eventually Babbitt built further on the theory that justified the time-point system, eventually coordinating a twelve-fold gradation of loudness — from ppppp to fffff — with the pitches and durations so that aggregates could be completed in yet another dimension and yet another level of "relatedness" could be added to the grid within which each and every "atomic event" in Babbitt's music was located.
(41) Contemporary Composers on Contemporary Music, p. 370.
(42) John Backus, "Die Reihe: A Scientific Evaluation," Perspectives of New Music I, no. 1 (Fall 1962): 169.
(45) Milton Babbitt, "Twelve-Tone Rhythmic Structure and the Electronic Medium," Perspectives of New Music I, no. 1 (Fall 1962): 63.
Richard Taruskin. "Chapter 3 The Apex." The Oxford History of Western Music. Oxford University Press. New York, USA. n.d. Web. 22 Apr. 2019. <http://www.oxfordwesternmusic.com/view/Volume5/actrade-9780195384857-div1-003013.xml>.


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Douglas Preston on his open letter about Amazon: "I'm not a firebrand, I fell into it accidentally!"
900 authors are urging their readers to email Jeff Bezos. Salon spoke to their organizer about how it came together
Check out this article! https://www.salon.com/2014/08/08/douglas_preston_on_his_open_letter_about_amazon_im_not_a_firebrand_i_fell_into_it_accidentally/
Daniel D'Addario
August 8, 2014 10:30PM (UTC)
Douglas Preston is about to have a big weekend -- he's going camping with his son. But while he's away, the Sunday edition of the New York Times is going to publish as an advertisement an open letter he wrote, one with some 900 signatories.
Preston, who with his co-author has published thriller novels including "The Lost Island," "White Fire" and "Extraction," recently published on his website a letter to readers asking them to contact Jeff Bezos to express their dismay about Amazon's dealings with Hachette. That letter features the names of authors from Paul Auster to Nora Roberts and from Claire Messud to Stephen King -- but Preston insists he never meant for there to be more than 12 signatories. We spoke to him as he prepared for his camping trip.
What was your intention here -- how many authors did you hope would sign on?
It was very unusual. I wrote the letter and circulated it to a couple of friends hoping to get 12 brave friends to sign it. I was met with a huge amount of reluctance to be one of 12. This went on for about three weeks, as I tried to get four or five people to sign. But then, over the course of two days, it went viral. It was incredible. I got like a thousand emails from across the spectrum: debut authors, mid-list authors, best-sellers, cookbook authors, Pulitzer Prize-winning historians -- they all emailed me, and said please put my name on this letter.
But things don't "go viral" on their own! What happened?
From what I can tell, there were a couple of authors who had big mailing lists in their computers and said, "Can I share this with my friends?" And their friends shared with their friends.
Did you get walk-backs from people who'd put their names to this but then got nervous about reprisal from Amazon?
Very few. Once I got the names together, I posted the letter and names online, but I emailed everyone and asked them to check the spelling of their names, and to allow them to withdraw. I don't feel perturbed by authors afraid to sign or who withdrew their names. Amazon is formidable and we already know how they treat people. It's not paranoid to think Amazon would retaliate -- that's what they do. Less than a dozen authors had second thoughts -- their husband asking "What did you do?" or their agent asking them not to sign, their son ...
So it was posted online. When did you decide this would be a good New York Times ad?
That came later. The idea was to put it up online and hope it went viral and that people would write to Jeff Bezos. It is a letter to our readers. It's not a petition to Amazon, or Jeff, or threatening anyone. We're asking readers to email Jeff, who welcomes emails from his customers. And we're all Amazon customers. We hoped it'd go viral. But I thought we need to make a bigger statement than this. I put in some of my money, and asked some well-heeled friends to put in money. All the people who helped pay are signatories -- between 15 and 20 -- but about half of the people who helped pay for the ad wished to remain anonymous. I'm happy to allow people to know I helped finance it -- but I didn't want to go to 1,000 people and ask for money, I'm not a fundraiser.
Who helped pay for the ad whose names you can say?
Stephen King, John Grisham, James Patterson, David Baldacci, Stacy Schiff, Nora Roberts, me, Lee Child.
Do you think it sets you up for criticism that some of the authors who are signed are people who, frankly, would be successful even without Amazon's support?
This is not about money. It really is not about money. That's what Amazon keeps assuming. They dismissed me as a rich author. This is about Amazon's bullying tactics against authors. Every time they run into difficulty negotiating with a publisher, they target authors' books for selective retaliation. The authors who were first were from university presses and small presses. Then Macmillan was a target. It's a sense of outrage that we authors helped Amazon become one of the biggest corporations in the world. I can't tell you the free blogs and exclusives I've given them. For them to treat me as if I were a poster or computer cables or a TV set is really hurtful. I've never seen authors so incandescent on any subject. I've never seen authors come together like this -- journalists, fiction writers. It has nothing to do -- well, it has something to do with money, but it's mostly a feeling of outrage. This is going to stop. Amazon is going to be negotiating with publishers forever. Are they really going to target authors every time they run into a problem with a publisher? And we're not against Amazon. It's a fine company and we'd like to see it make a profit!
Is there any sort of back channel among authors? Until writers started coming together over this, I'd always thought writing books was a fairly solitary profession.
This is very unusual! I've never seen authors come together like this. It is true -- I have a small group of authors whose advice I respect enormously. I'm terrified of what's happening. I'm not a fighter. I would much rather be writing my books, going on vacation with my son, which I'm about to do. I'm not a firebrand. I kind of fell into this accidentally.
What do you think will happen while you're offline this weekend?
I don't know. Amazon has made statements about me that are not all that nice. [The company called Preston "an opportunist" in a recent statement.] Maybe they'll say more about me. I don't know. But we are in this for the long haul. We are not going to publish an ad and go away. If they think we're going to wait it out -- we will walk down the road with you as long as it takes. There are many steps we can take and we just wish this could be settled as soon as possible in an amicable and friendly way so all parties are happy.
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30 Outdoor Escapes In and Near Charlotte
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CHARLOTTE URBANIZES more each day, yet the skyline's shadow still falls on pockets of nature. A true escape isn't far away, either: Lakes, state and national parks, and natural wonders encircle the city. Above, we've compiled 30 destinations ripe for exploration and divided them into three groups: Around the Corner, Day Trip, and Weekender. That first category is especially handy for those of us traveling with little explorers. Use the key on the next page for distance from Charlotte and the activities there. —Andy Smith
Our curated list is full of both trusted destinations for Charlotteans and surprises. Just remember: The hill may look daunting at first, but you'll get over it.
Laws change state to state, so we're going to focus on North Carolina. The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission sells short-term (10-day), annual, and lifetime fishing licenses via its website, ncwildlife.org. Short-term licenses cost $6 for coastal fishing and $9 for inland fishing; annual runs $16 for coastal, $25 for inland, and $41 for combined. Lifetime licenses cost $16 to $477 depending on age and type of fishing. Kids under 16 don't need a license.
A Coast Guard-approved life vest must be available for each occupant, and anyone under 13 has to wear one at all times. You don't need a license to use an unmotorized kayak or canoe. If yours does have a motor, you have to register it with the state and complete a boating safety education course. (More info: ncwildlife.org.)
Climbing and Hiking
In state parks, rock climbers have to register at park offices or at access points for climbing and rappelling permits. All climbers under 18 need parents or guardians to sign their permits. The N.C. Division of Parks and Recreation doesn't offer instruction or supervision for climbers, so equipment and training is your responsibility.
The State Parks system includes 36 parks, four recreational areas, and six natural areas, each of which has its own specific rules for fishing, kayaking, and climbing. But a few rules apply at all 46 locations: camping in designated areas only; vehicles on-site after park hours must be registered; no alcohol; and pets on leashes at all times.


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City to put on New Year's Eve 'Big Bang Firework Show' over Corpus Christi Bay
The show will be choreographed to music on local radio stations, so you can enjoy the display from your vehicle.
Author: KIII Staff
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The City of Corpus Christi and H-E-B have teamed up for the Mayor's 2020 New Year's Eve Big Bang Firework Show.
The fireworks will be set-off from a barge in the Corpus Christi Bay just north of the People's Street T-Head.
The public is encouraged to watch the show from their vehicles, which will happen Thursday, Dec. 31 at 7 p.m.
Parking is allowed at the following areas:
T-Heads
Public parking lots
Downtown area
The Water's Edge Park
Cole Park
The city said the show will run 18-20 minutes and be choreographed to music on local radio stations including 92.7FM, 95.5PM, and 1440AM. The public can also view the show on www.Facebook.com/HEB.
To protect the health and safety of members of the public, attendees are encouraged to follow Center for Disease Control guidelines and practice social distancing and wear a face mask.
There will be no RTA Park & Ride offered because of COVID-19.
For more information visit https://www.visitcorpuschristitx.org/bigbang/ or our Facebook page @MayorsBigBang.
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What is the most intuitive Freshdesk alternative?
Helpdesk softwares are essential for mostly any company that wants to exist in the market. Freshdesk is cool. It is a helpdesk software with many features, covering from tickets to the reports with a great amount of possibilities.
So how can something out-stand a solution like it?
Well, we believe there are some aspects that can work even better. But we begin with a question: is more always better?
Imagine a Helpdesk card. What does it look like? For us, it looks like an email converted into a software. After the customer support team finds a solution for this card, it is turned into an email. So, the current process is: Receive an email > Transform it into a Helpdesk card > Find a solution > Send a response back as an email.
So if you need to switch from support and personal messages, you, as an user, will probably have to switch applications, from your email account, to their software.
It might not seem very important in the beginning, but during your work day — and work-life —, switching makes productivity decrease enormously, and takes lots of precious time.
When you think about it, it becomes easier to understand that if you integrate and manage every step on the same tool, work will become more productive.
A more intuitive alternative should integrate everything in one single place, making the whole experience more immersive and excellent.
Then, what if you try an intuitive Freshdesk alternative that powers up your email with a team inbox feature? With team inboxes and the right features, your team will be able to collaborate in real time, in the same space: their Gmail.
Although Freshdesk provides an incredible experience on its platform, you probably still use email for business communication.
A more intuitive Freshdesk alternative should integrate everything in one single place, making the whole experience more immersive and excellent.
If you can add these features in your Inbox, why not transforming your Inbox into a Helpdesk? Of course, this kind of Freshdesk alternative is usually simpler and lighter than a standalone Helpdesk application, but what features would be fundamentally a deal-breaker for you and your Company? Sometimes, less is more.
A more immersive and intuitive Freshdesk alternative doesn't need a more complex system. It's exactly the opposite. When you understand the whole thing, it's easier to make things simpler.
At Drag, we believe that good experiences are the ones that add more value for users and makes their effort decrease at the same time.
And a software with multiple integrated functions — that make sense between one another — has great value. We truly do not know all functions people can achieve with our product, which is why we want everyone to try it out and make the most of it.
The Helpdesk feature on Drag is very simple, to start it out, your emails become cards, so you can drag and drop as your support progresses.
At first we see more features as something better, but you must stop and think if you really need it all. If your company doesn't need a lot, you might end up paying more than you had to.
Also, have in mind that your email won't be able to do everything Freshdesk does, but it surely will make work faster and much simpler. By prioritizing simple processes, you can do much more for your customers, team and company.
Your email won't be able to do everything Freshdesk does, but it surely will make work faster and much simpler. By prioritizing simple processes, you can do much more for your customers, team and company.
Then, choose your tool based on your specific context and priorities.
What essential features does a Freshdesk alternative need?


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The Fakkham script (, "Tamarind pod-script") or Thai Lanna script is a Brahmic script, used historically in the Lan Na Kingdom. The script was frequently used in Lan Na stone inscriptions.

Origin
The Fakkham script, was derived from the old Sukhothai script (also known as Proto-Thai script), and used extensively in Lan Na between the beginning of the 15th century and the end of the 16th century. The Fakkham script was possibly introduced to Lan Na by a religious mission from Sukhothai. The script was named after its similarity to the shape of tamarind pods, because the letters became elongated and somewhat more angular rather than square and perpendicular like its ancestor the Sukhothai script. Several letters had noticeable "tails" extending above and below the main writing line.

History
The Fakkham script was used extensively in the territories controlled by the kings of Chiang Mai, the Lan Na kingdom, between the beginning of the fifteenth and the end of the sixteenth centuries. It has been speculated that the Fakkham script was the official script of Lan Na and other northern kingdoms, since the script was used in diplomatic notes of the Lan Na kingdom sent to China. The Lan Na kingdom used the Fakkham script as their secular script used for official inscriptions, important letters and other documents, while the Tai Tham script was used for religious texts.

A number of ancient inscriptions in the script have been discovered in the Bo Kaeo, Luang Nam Tha and Sayabouri provinces of Laos. The Fakkham script can be found on various royal steles around Vientiane, dating from the beginning of the second quarter of the 16th century.

The Fakkham script can be considered the prototype for the Lao script. It has been suggested that the script is the source of the White, Black, and Red Tai writing systems found in eastern Yunnan, northern Laos, and Vietnam.

Characteristics
The Fakkham script has 41 consonants, 22 vowels, 10 numerals and 6 kinds of diacritics. Words are written by adding a final consonant, vowel, diacritic or all three, to an initial consonant.

References

External links

Brahmic scripts
Obsolete writing systems
Lan Na
Inscriptions of Thailand

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Q: How to write Selenium Script for Naukri jobs search functionality Writing selenium script for search functionality. Search functionality works as mentioned below.
User could search for any keyword say "Java developer jobs". Results will display even if one word from the keyword is available.
If the word "java" is available in a particular job then that particular job will lists in the result.
Searched using keyword 'Experienced Java Developer' and the results are as follows:
Total results: 6
Senior Developer
Java Developer
Experienced Java Programmer
Experienced Java Developer
Java Programmer
Experienced Testers
Software Developer

In the above results, some of the results have just one word from the keyword.
How should I write a script to cover this.
I tried as mentioned below:

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*Search using keyword;

*Split the keyword (here in this case we get three words such as Experienced, Java and Developer);

*Use enhanced for loop (search each word is available in the result, or not);

*If it's not available, display the result;

*Using arraylist & capturing all the results from the loop.

It looks like it's working well, but I'm getting multiple duplicate values.
How can I handle this situation?
Example: Naukri.com

A: You could easily handle the duplicate values. try this way...

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*Split the key string. Like "Experienced Java Developer" to "Experienced" "Java" "Developer"

*Put them in a list(keyList) from where you can compare.

*Now take the current element(in this case the first element) from the search list.

*Split it and put them on another list(isFoundList).

*Start searching on each of isFoundList with all elements from keyList

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*If any match found print them or save them to some where and take the next element from the search list.

*Else take the next element from the search list.

*Repeat from step 3 until the search list is finished.


We all know that womn are in love with scarves and they have a huge collection. So today at pretty-ideas.com we have searched and want to show you how to crochet beautiful and useful scarf that you can see on picture. In this pattern author have explained verything step by step that you need to know for crocheting. As we have said this scarf is useful, becaus it's very warm and you can use it in winters frosty weather. If you have free time start crocheting now and make great gift for you or for your close people. Please Enjoy.


I lament unattending the convention this year, though am DEEPLY HONORED to hear from my fellow actores & actresses that they were recognized at Anime Boston 2009 this year.
Feel free to drop a line here, thanks for YOUR support. These stories were inspired by you nerdwackogeekpunkraverloligothemootakuhumans after all.
So will there really be no more WIZ at AB 2010?
Necropost issues aside, your question is specifically regarding Anime Boston 2010, and this forum is for Anime Boston 2009. Please keep your posts relevant to the proper forums. As such, I'm locking this thread.


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October 09, 2013 12:00 AM | by The Fustany Team
Which James Bond Girl Are You?
Most of the guys out there have a thing for the James Bond girls and we have to admit they kind of have every right. The James Bond girls or women for that matter are attractive, elegant, feminine among many other factors. That's why we've decided to pick our favorite five James Bond girls from the latest James Bond movies, and let you explore which one of them has a similar personality to yours.
1. Teri Hatcher aka Paris Carver in Tomorrow Never Dies (1997)
Paris Carver symbolizes the emotional women out there. She's elegant and very classy, which was easily spotted from her choice of dresses and jewelry throughout the movie. Paris Carver is the kind of woman a man never forgets. She's sensitive and most certainly a loyal woman, at least to her first love.
2. Halle Berry aka Giacinta "Jinx" Johnson in Die Another Day (2002)
Jinx symbolizes the modern woman or in other words the revolutionary ones out there. She's a risk taker and also very intelligent. Jinx is strong, and as they like to call her the feminine version of James Bond. Her scene while getting out of the sea in a bikini, with a white belt wrapped around her waist and knife in the pocket, left most men speechless. Let's just say a woman of that kind has a confident and wild side to her.
3. Eva Green aka Vesper Lynd in Casino Royal (2006)
Vesper Lynd symbolizes the elegant and sophisticated women out there. She's sarcastic, smart and always has her answers ready in her head. A true beauty who wants to be taken seriously in a man's world. However, don't mistake that for being a masculine kind of woman, she can easily pull off sexy, yet she's on the innocent side and is a very earthy girl. Her soft side starts appearing once she truly falls in love. Did we mention she has a very classic sexy style as seen in the backless purple Valentino dress, which in my opinion is her most memorable moment from the movie. How bold of her to pair a purple dress with red lips.
4. Olga Kurylenko aka Camille Montes in Quantum of Solace (2008)
The character of Camille Montes symbolizes the perfect tomboy or the badass kind of girl. She's strong, powerful and nothing can stand in her way. Her boyish like shorts give off her simple style, however she manages to wow us in her LBD, which she looked amazing in. She's the kind of girl who can sleep with the enemy just to get back at him. She can be sneaky, very determined and obviously has tons of confidence. Let's just say she's the kind of girl who knows what she's doing!
5. Berenice Marlohe aka Sévérine in Skyfall (2012)
Sévérine's character symbolizes the woman who's not afraid to show off her feminine side. She's the kind of girl who instantly grabs the attention when she walks into the room. People notice her because of the way she carries herself, not to mention because of her controversial yet elegant style. A strong woman, who is confident, smart with a complex personality and inner struggles. A vivacious body and strong personality; what a combo.
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100 Years ZF Friedrichshafen AG: Global Group in Its Anniversary Year
2015 marks the 100th anniversary of the foundation of ZF Friedrichshafen AG Entrepreneurial development from a supplier specialized on aviation technology to a globally-active technology company All employees involved in global anniversary activities Positive prospect: Enhanced Group can serve mobility megatrends Calendar year 2015 will herald the start of an important anniversary year for ZF: One hundred years ago, in[Read More…]
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DENSO announces first-quarter financial results for fiscal year ending June 30, 2014
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Meritor reports third-quarter fiscal year 2014 results
Meritor, Inc., has reported financial results for its third fiscal quarter ended June 30, 2014. Third-Quarter Highlights Sales were $986 million, down $7 million from the same period last year. Net income on a GAAP basis was $234 million, compared to a net loss of $38 million, in the same period last year. Net income included $209 million from the antitrust[Read More…]
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Cummins recognised by Chrysler as a Supplier of the Year
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BorgWarner's President &CEO James R Verrier honored
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Corrosion corrodes 6% of India's GDP every year
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Bosch starts new year with strong sales growth in every business sector
The Bosch Group has started the new year with a good increase in sales. In the first quarter, sales grew by roughly 7%. After adjusting for exchange-rate effects, the increase was roughly 10%. For the current fiscal year, the global provider of technology and services expects its sales to grow 3 to 5%. "We continue to move forward with our[Read More…]
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Steve Schlissel, "A New Way of Seeing," pp. 26-27. Cited in John M. Otis, Danger in the Camp: An Analysis and Refutation of the Heresies of the Federal Vision (Corpus Christi, TX: Triumphant Publications, 2005), pp. 315, 316.
We need to grow past some of the Reformational antitheses that make us think that Catholics are the doom of the world, and not Christian, and the antichrist, and so on. We need to recognize when Christian Catholics are doing something as Christian Catholics, they ought to be encouraged. … The time for us now does not give us the luxury of nitpicking these little differences but rather to encourage the light everywhere we see it to become a flame, and to start blazing.
The Apostle Paul teaches that those who rely on works for salvation cannot be saved (Galatians 5:1-4). And he even curses those who equate the Gospel with the law (Galatians 1:6-9).


Google has released a browser plugin which allows their popular Google Earth maps to be directly embedded into your website's Google Maps. The functionality works similar to the Satellite or Terrain maps as an extra button appears which allows visitors to your webpage a view through Google Earth while panning, tilting, and zooming in and out of the map.
The plugin is slow to load and very cpu intensive, however in time I'm sure Google will work to improve this as users become more accustom to expecting this type of mapping functionailty without having to open another application.
This is just the beginning as there will be many more mapping functions added that integrate with web browsers as well as Google's other browser based software. An example of what can be done with the Google Earth plugin is the Monster Milktruck application. Although a fun and basic game, this serves as an example of the many possibilities of what's to come.


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Patients getting prescriptions for aspirin, diaper rash meds because of Obamacare tax rule for flex spending accounts
Wednesday, Mar 09, 2011, 10:02AM CST
By Mark Lisheron
I guess when folks said Congress passed the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act without reading it they weren't kidding.
Patients, however, have gotten around to at least part of it and have found in the fine print that to be able to claim a tax exemption for their flexible spending accounts under the new law, their doctors must prescribe their purchases. This includes prescriptions for things like aspirin, cough medicine and diaper rash reliever, according to a front-page story in the Wall Street Journal today.
This is just one of the unintended consequences of the 1,000-page bill, the story says. Insurance companies reacting to a provision in the law forbidding them from denying coverage to children with pre-existing health conditions have stopped selling children's policies altogether.
High premiums have stunted enrollment for high-risk patients who, experts thought, would bleed new insurance pools dry.
And the part of the law encouraging collaboration by health care providers to centralize patient care is running afoul of federal anti-trust regulators.
But for the 33 million Americans covered with tax-free, payroll-deducted flexible-spending accounts who must now make doctor visits before making what used to be routine purchases, this might be the most irksome consequence.
Doctors are now obliged to schedule visits and are responsible for a blizzard of prescription paperwork. Pharmacists are now obliged to type out and slap prescription labels on those jumbo-size bottles of ibuprofen.
How much of a burden might the new law be? Sales of over-the-counter medicines amounted to about $17 billion in 2010, excluding sales at Wal-Mart Stores Inc., according to Nielsen Co.
Contact Mark Lisheron at 512-299-2318 or mark@texaswatchdog.org.
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kevin whited
Thursday, 03/10/2011 - 06:28AM
** I guess when folks said Congress passed the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act without reading it they weren't kidding. **
I don't know why the WSJ treated this as unexpected or mysterious. It was neither.
This provision -- along with the onerous 1099 provision -- was included specifically for budget-scoring purposes: to make Obamacare look less expensive to the CBO.
To act as if it's some newly discovered mystery just isn't true to the facts. The WSJ is usually better than that.
For hardcore liberals, this provision had an added (hardly accidental) bonus -- chipping away at the market-oriented choice provided by Health Savings Accounts.
I believe Sen. Hutchison has proposed repealing this provision. If Texas Watchdog is going to insist on covering these national stories, tracking down the Texas angle might be a useful value add.
Lee Ann O'Neal
Kevin, thanks for your comments and for reading. We hope in the coming months to offer a mix of health care stories more heavily focused on Texas. In the meantime, I did want to note for readers some stories we have published on health care this year that have a stronger Texas angle:
"Control of Texas' health care system would revert to state under proposal from Rep. Lois Kolkhorst challenging Obamacare,"
http://tinyurl.com/4n6kuaf
"Policy group estimates health care reform will add $31 billion to Medicaid growth in Texas in a decade, bankrupting the Lone Star State"
http://tinyurl.com/4afl9f2
"TX GOP lawmakers push for free-market health care reforms; federal rules place a straightjacket on changes"
http://tinyurl.com/4cjuvcw
Lee Ann O'Neal, Texas Watchdog
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Der Eisenbahnunfall von Branowitz ereignete sich am 7. Juli 1839 auf der Strecke Lundenburg–Brünn der a. priv. Kaiser Ferdinands-Nordbahn (KNFB) in der Station Branowitz (heute: Vranovice, Tschechien), als einer der Eröffnungszüge auf einen zweiten auffuhr. Er war der erste schwere Eisenbahnunfall in Österreich und auf dem Gebiet des heutigen Tschechiens.

Ausgangslage

Anlässlich der Eröffnung der Strecke Lundenburg–Brünn fuhren vier Festzüge mit geladenen Gästen von Wien nach Brünn. Ab 16.30 Uhr fuhren die vier Züge im Raumabstand von jeweils einer viertel Meile von Brünn zurück nach Wien.

Unfallhergang

In der Station Branowitz musste der zweite Zug wegen eines Schadens an der Lokomotive halten. Der dritte Zug fuhr kurz darauf auf den zweiten Zug auf, wobei zwei Wagen des zweiten Zuges zertrümmert wurden. Zudem wurde die Lokomotive GIGANT sowie der erste Wagen des dritten Zuges beschädigt. Der Unfall forderte 60 Verletzte, aber keine Toten. Als Verursacher wurde der englische Lokomotivführer John Williams auf der GIGANT beschuldigt, der den Raumabstand für den dritten Zug nicht eingehalten hatte.

Literatur

 Alfred Horn: Die Kaiser-Ferdinands-Nordbahn (= Die Bahnen Österreich-Ungarns. Band 2). Bohmann Verlag, Wien 1970.

Branowitz
Ereignis 1839
Schienenverkehr (Österreich)
Okres Brno-venkov