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However, Wise added that the team needs the beginning of the year to continue learning about itself as well as its opponents. The Gators were served a tough offensive lesson Sunday against the Nittany Lions. Gabby Mallette landed more attack errors than kills, which gave her a game-low -.053 hitting clip. Simone Antwi, who was instrumental in leading her team past Stanford, couldnt repeat her success Sunday as her hitting percentage dropped from .706 to .133. Wise said going back-to-back days playing elite teams is a tall order this early in the season because of how much homework goes into preparing for just one opponent. We are asking our players to learn this information (and) process this information without the practice time, Wise said. All of that makes them have to work harder, but it makes us a better team. Since Florida began competing in the Nike Big Four Classic, the Gators have made three straight Sweet 16 appearances and one Elite Eight appearance. Although Wise would have preferred a pair of wins over the top-ranked teams in the country, she said she does not focus on the win-loss record in a tournament this early in the season. The win on Saturday does not end, Wise said. what we learned from it and how much better we are moving from this point forward. second quarter, Driskel had the Gators in the red zone. He evaded the pass rush, stepped up in the pocket and threw late over the middle for his It was a dumb play, Driskel said. I should have just taken what the defense gave me. Instead, I tried to make the bigger play. Thats what Ive got to move on from. Down 14-9 with 6:57 left in the fourth, Driskel took the shotgun snap, rolled out and of Miami cornerback Tracy Howard. Trey Burton said he ran the wrong route and clogged the ception. Driskel said he never should have thrown the pass. As for the fumble the quarterback did not stand a chance. Disaster struck on a thirdand-7 from Floridas own 17. Defensive lineman Tyriq McCord stripped Driskel and recovered his own forced fumble. Two plays later, Seven Nation Army by the White Stripes blared on the sound and-goal at the 2-yard line. Three plays later, Duke Johnson Jr., ran off left tackle, headed into the end zone untouched and stuck the dagger into Floridas backs. [Driskel] hit some balls did some nice things in the run game, but you cant have the turnovers, especially in the red zone, coach Will Muschamp said. You cant make those decisions. You cant. We cant afford to take points off the board in those situations. Thats such an emotional lift for the other team. That just cant happen. Three turnovers stained a 22-for-33 day for Driskel, who established a connection with his two top wideouts. He showed an ability to throw his 46-yard completion to PatThe Gators are still behind their quarterback. Driskel did not immediately address the team after the game. He showered, spoke with the media, and boarded the bus. Like his teammates, Driskel wants to move on from a disappointing Saturday. Jeff is going to be all right. He made some tremendous throws out there, receiver Quinton Dunbar said. He get better.Driskel fumbled once, threw two interceptions in loss to Hurricanes TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2013 ALLIGATOR, 15Kan Li / Alligator StaffGabby Mallette squats to bump the ball during Floridas 3-0 win against Duke on Aug. 31 in the OConnell Center. No. 5 Florida beat then-No. 2 Stanford on Saturday before losing to then-No. 1 Penn State on Sunday. DRISKEL, from page 13Jaguars averaged 64,984 fans per home game in 2012tweets to Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady on air on those quarterbacks birthdays? Nope. Insane popularity does not breed success. It usually sets you up for failure. Even if Tebow did miraculously get something out of the Jaguars offense, he wouldnt do much to help a defense with a subpar pass rush and a secondary greener than grass. During Tebows lone season as a starter, Matt Prater and a stout Broncos defense repeatedly bailed out a punchless offense. Expecting a similar formula with the Jaguars this season is ludicrous. But hey, he might sell a few more tickets, so go ahead and bring in a quarterback no better than Gabbert or Chad Henne but much more polarizing. Speaking of tickets, Jacksonvilles 96.8 percent average home capacity in 2012 bested both Green Bay and Pittsburgh. Maybe they should sign overrated local favorites with little to offer. If Tebow really does offer a potential attendance boost, why shouldnt the former Gator join the Tampa Bay Buccaneers or the Miami Dolphins? Both franchises failed to outdraw a 2-14 Jaguars squad last season. A bad team in one of the NFLs smallest media markets averaged 64,984 fans per game. The Fins averaged 57,379, and the Bucs averaged 55,102. And Jacksonville is the NFL team in Florida with an attendance problem? Give me a break. Adding a quarterback who cannot possibly live up to the hype that accompanies him is simply a bad investment. build a strong, consistent winner. Signing Tebow would only hamper the rebuilding process. Thankfully, Caldwell and owner Shad Khan know that. Tebow will not be a Jaguar. Stop perpetuating an overblown and ridiculous myth. Just stop. JOE, from page 13Gators not focusing on win-loss record VOLLEY, from page 13AP PhotoTim Tebow throws a pass during warm-ups before a preseason game against the Detroit Lions on Aug. 27. The New England Patriots released Tebow on Aug. 31.


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Ok, the familiar jingle doesn't quite translate, but there's every indication that Apple's iPhone is just as popular as ice-cream.
In just a little over a year and half from its launch, the iPhone has achieved a 32% market share and holds an unassailable lead as the world's trendiest and most sought after device. No other gadget has the status of an iPhone.
It has also been a veritable financial success for Apple having sold 4,4-million units in the last quarter alone. For the 2008 year, Apple exceeded their own sales expectations, delivering 13,7-million of the tasty little treats to satisfied customers around the world. The iPhone now accounts for 12,3% of Apple's sales and stands in third place in terms of income generators for the company. The iPod and laptops are one and two respectively.
So what is it exactly that has made the iPhone the most talked about tech gadget since … well, the iPod?
No doubt, clever marketing has helped. The manic media frenzy that kicks up every year around Steve Job's keynote delivery at the Macworld expo is enough to ensure a couple million sales from hype alone. Sales of the iPhone however, have continued to grow, indicating a genuine value to be found in the product beyond the media flurry.
I believe the reason Apple have been successful with their iPhone is that they understand the timeless fundamentals of what makes a product appealing. In fact, this been the bedrock of all their successes.
Consider this. The iPhone is not the most functionally extravagant device on the market. It has essential smart phone basics such as email on the go, web browsing capabilities and great multimedia capabilities, but it's not exactly going to tie your shoe laces and bring you coffee in the morning.
What it does have going for it are the three timeless and universal essentials for any product: Looks, usability and convenience.
Oscar Wilde said "It is better to be beautiful than to be good, but it is better to be good than to be ugly". Take good and translate it as functional and now you know who the real brainchild of Apple's development strategy was.
If you are going to be carrying a device as personal as a cellphone around with you everywhere you go, it makes sense that it is pleasing to the eye. What's more, the iPhone has managed to tap into that immense vault of human motivation … what is it that this device says about me? In the same way that dogs and their owners tend to look alike, if I am carrying around a glamorous iPhone, I can't be that ugly can I?
Once the honeymoon phase of just having bought your new iPhone begins to fade and you realise it spends most of the time in your pocket anyway, it better have something else going for it. Usability is the most important quality of any technological application or product. It is not the obscure and obtuse, albeit often technically very impressive, functions that make a device useful to end users. It's the small things you have to do twenty times a day, every day.
I have a Samsung i780 and its a wonderful thing that the Windows 6.1 mobile operating system enables me to install Garmin (and a whole range of other) software on it, but the most I will ever use that is once a month. The functionality that really becomes important is how quickly I can type an SMS.
In this respect Apple is king. I'm not 100% sure but I suspect that is it is the proprietary software designed specifically for their proprietary hardware that enables Apple to make their iPhone and iPod (and all other products) so exceptionally usable. Nothing else compares.
The digital "slide to unlock" mechanism on the phone is just one example of how incredibly responsive and agile the phone is in response to user input. Whether flipping through your music collection, scrolling through a calendar or typing an email, the user experience of the Apple iPhone is unequaled.
I believe this was the reason that Nokia took such a big lead in handset sales at the dawn of the cellular era, because their operating system was so simple and easy to use. Their subsequent decline from top dog and loss of market share is a direct result of how slow and unresponsive their phones have become as a result of being loaded with too many applications.
Perhaps Nokia have something to learn from Apple even though they still lead them in the smart phone market. These things aren't written in stone.
As far as the iPhone is concerned, Apple have been very smart setting up the App store. The iPhone Sdk allows for the quick and easy development of any number of iPhone applications to make the end user's life simpler and easier. Functions from posting your Facebook pictures with less hassle to checking the weather can all be downloaded to your phone from the App Store.
All in all, if you imagine a caveman or cavewoman shopping for a new rock, what is it that is going to make him or her choose one rock over another? Obviously it depends on the caveperson in question, but if they fall anywhere within the population average they are going to be looking for three basic things: looks, usability and convenience. This is what Apple has packaged so neatly into the iPhone and it's because they understand very well that we are all just cavemen and cavewomen living in a high-tech world.


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Finding Experiments of New twechnical Universities in the First Deacade of the 20th Century- The Almost -Opened Technical University of Timisoara
Krisztina Batalka
Archives of the Technical University , Budapest
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Batalka, K. (2019). Finding Experiments of New twechnical Universities in the First Deacade of the 20th Century- The Almost -Opened Technical University of Timisoara. Gerundium, 10(2), 90-101. Retrieved from https://ojs.lib.unideb.hu/gerundium/article/view/3638
The Founding Experiments of New Technical Universities in the first Decade of the 20th Century. The almost-opened Technical University in Timisoara. Due to the need for industrial development in
the era of dualism and the overcrowding of the Royal Joseph Technical University, the founding of the second Hungarian technical university became one of the most pressing problems of higher education at the turn of
the 20th century. The professional public, the Royal Joseph Technical University and the government both imagined the establishment of the institution in Timisoara which was the industrial-commercial center of
Southern Land. They took into consideration economic, educational and national aspects as well. The concrete plans were completed by 1917, but due to historical events, the institution was founded only
in the autumn of 1920 as a Romanian Politechnic. In addition to Timisoara, Košice was the planned seat of the third Hungarian technical university, but the preparations were not as far away as in Timisoara.


The This or That Tag!
I was recently tagged by Maria over on in1997 to do the This or That tag. Obviously I love my tags and I really couldn't say no!
1. High End or Drugstore?
Definitely Drugstore! All of my everyday products are things you can easily find in either Superdrug or Boots and I personally think that some of the products are just as good as high end!
2. Straight or Curly hair?
My hair is naturally wavy but I would love curly hair! If it didn't damage my hair so much or take forever to do, I would curl my hair everyday.
Definitely Summer. I love how pretty the snow can be but you can't beat days out somewhere by the sea feeling the sun on your face! Plus I have a ton of new summer dresses that I can't wait to wear!
Neither! I hate hot drinks and will much prefer a cold glass of squash! I know, burn me at the stake now!
5. Late Night or Early Morning?
Late night definitely. I hate being up early in mornings and I feel like I'm always rushing around to get ready for work! Weekends are best for staying up later watching Netflix and amazing lie-ins!
Definitely YouTube. Unless it's Netflix. That would be a hard decision!
Urmm I'm from the West Midlands which is sort of western central so I'd Middle!
Flats all the way. I only wear heels when I go out with friends and even then I can't really walk well in them.
9. Night in or Night out?
Night in :) If you'd have asked a few years ago, I'd have said Night Out with the girls but there's nothing better than snuggling up on the sofa, ordering pizza with a bottle of wine catching up on our Netflix! Perfect night right there!
I'd like to say save but I can't resist a good haul in Primark!


When you want to buy a car it is soon quite obvious that you need to find money to do so. There are many channels you can investigate in this regard, but most people turn to car finance brokers as an easy and efficient way to get the money required for this large purchase. But choosing a car finance broker is not always easy, and the process can seem a little overwhelming at first. In this article we hope to provide you with two key tips that should help you sort the wheat from the chaff, and find a car finance broker that will bring you high quality finance at a good price. Most importantly, the car finance experience should be pleasant and hassle-free.
One of the most important aspects of this process is experience. You should be able to find the details of the car finance broker online, and ascertain their level of experience. Look at their website and see if you feel confident after viewing it. Your instincts are important here. If you have looked at their site and don't feel better about working with them after doing so, the chances are they are not the right car finance brokers for you.
The website should have the obvious on it, as in clear contact details and so on. It would be preferable if the site also had some fresh content on there too. If they have been able to update their blog recently, this is usually a good sign that they are proactive, and reaching out to a loyal audience.
Most importantly, you should be looking for testimonials or recommendations on the site. If this is happening in a big way, it shows that the broker has some kind of integrity. It also shows that they are good at what they do, and this is exactly what you are looking for in a broker. Take your time to look over the website for the broker. It makes a big difference.
You are also looking for accreditations. You need to know that they have the relevant qualifications and endorsements from professional bodies. This is very important, because the broker is part of a process that involves borrowing. If the integrity is not there through appropriate accreditation, then there is no confidence. If you don't see plenty of evidence of a professional level of achievement and accreditation, then there really is no reason to proceed with the broker.
The best way to approach this process is to ask yourself some serious questions about your ideal broker. If you are looking for a broker, you need to know that you can trust them. Break down what that trust means in your head, and see if the broker is anywhere near meeting that level of trust. If they are not, remember that this is your money they are going to be dealing with, and ask yourself whether it is a good idea to be placing your trust in them.
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Deep dive into the HTTP/2: history of HTTP protocol, why HTTP/2 is better, HTTP/2 features and HTTP/2 performance – all that in one big nice article How HTTP/2 Will Speed Up the Web. So, keep up with the rapidly changing Web!
Now, after reading this, go and try to install it on current stable Linux and try how it works with modern browsers. You are lucky, if your Linux has openssl 1.0.2 with ALPN protocol support.
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There are around 300 Craft Lodges working in Victoria under UGLV.
Below is a list of Victorian Masonic Craft Lodges known to have web sites.
Please feel free to submit your Lodge's Web Site using the Contact Us page. We ask that you put a reciprocal link on your page to ours.


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Q: ActionText not being stored on create I'm building Rails app where I want administrators to be able to use ActionText to create rich text contents. I've set up the app according to manual, Image attachments work, but rich texts dont, I can't see them in my local DB. What is wrong, what am I missing?
P.s.: I want multiple actiontexts in one form, but for now I'm trying to get just one working...
Model:
class Course < ApplicationRecord
    has_and_belongs_to_many :admins, join_table: 'courses_admins', class_name: 'Admin'
    has_many :lessons
    has_many :course_runs
    has_many :course_interests

    has_rich_text :what_you_learn
    # has_rich_text :skillset
    # has_rich_text :process
    # has_rich_text :harmonogram
    # has_rich_text :student_assignment

    has_one_attached :image
end

Controller POST method:
# POST /courses or /courses.json
def create
    @course = Course.new(course_params)
    @course.image.attach(course_params[:image])

    respond_to do |format|
      if @course.save
        format.html { redirect_to course_url(@course), notice: "Course was successfully created." }
        format.json { render :show, status: :created, location: @course }
      else
        format.html { render :new, status: :unprocessable_entity }
        format.json { render json: @course.errors, status: :unprocessable_entity }
      end
    end
  end

And typed params:
def course_params
    params.require(:course).permit(
      :name,
      :annotation,
      :price,
      :capacity,
      :image,
      :what_you_learn
      # :skillset,
      # :process,
      # :harmonogram,
      # :student_assignment
    )
end

A: For anyone interested, the problem was in .html.erb markup file, as I copied the rich_text_area tag without proper walkthrough of its attributes.
Changed
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The content of the rich_text was then posted not as 'article-text', but properly inside params[:what_you_learn].

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In order to facilitate the underprivileged children from urban slums and rural areas across India, a NGO named 'Youth for Seva' (YFS) have been reaching out all concerns to provide basic facilitates including education, destitute shelters and other facilities to the needful children around.
Hyderabad: In order to facilitate the underprivileged children from urban slums and rural areas across India, a NGO named 'Youth for Seva' (YFS) have been reaching out all concerns to provide basic facilitates including education, destitute shelters and other facilities to the needful children around.
To enable education to the needy YFS has taken up an School Kit drive program which aims at providing new and quality education aid in the beginning of every academic year. They believe that a helping hand from the society will encourage the students in attaining education and arrest the school dropout rates.
Speaking to The Hans India a volunteer from Youth for Seva, Dheeraj Muramshetti said that School Kit campaign was started nearly five years ago, through this campaign the underprivileged children are given away a school kit free of cost which including school bag, pencil box, water bottle, 5 note books, label sheet and dictionary. He said that in the year 2015, the School Kit Drive was started by a group of full time coordinators from Youth for Seva. He also added that each school kit cost them around Rs 450 and the amount is funded by many private donors.
Dheeraj said "YFS Hyderabad invited all their volunteers to gather at and within 2 hours 300 volunteers were able to pack 6,000 School Kits. YFS volunteers along with full time coordinators personally visits the Government schools in and around Hyderabad and distributes the school kits. In rural areas YFS Hyderabad also distributed Solar Lamps to the students. In 2015, YFS reached out to 18,000 students in providing the school kits.
YFS Hyderabad has proactively worked to reach out to more number of students, especially in Nepal, Chhattisgarh and Orissa. With every Passing Year YFS is increasing its foot print towards reaching out more and more beneficiaries by involving more corporates and more volunteers".


Written by Daniel Vekony	on October 15, 2013 . Published in Poor Women in Cities on Central and Eastern Europe, Hungary.
This article was written in collaboration with my fellow FutureChallenges author Anikó Mészáros who was of great help in finding the interviewees for this piece.
As mobility has increased in Europe, women from poor social backgrounds in Central Europe have hit the road to find the work in Western Europe they can't find back home.
The 1990s saw the emergence of a new form of homecare among the relatively well-off elderly in Hungary as ethnic Hungarian women started to come in from Transylvania, (part of neighbouring Romania), to work for limited periods taking care of old people who couldn't take care of themselves. Such a need was created by today's atomised family model which stands in stark contrast to the traditional Hungarian family. Not so long ago, several generations used to live under the same roof, taking care of each other but this old traditional model is fast disappearing everywhere. With long working hours, frequent travel, work commitments abroad, and other ties, many people find it impossible to attend to their elderly loved ones.
When Hungary and Romania joined the EU, such informal work spread quickly, helped by a rapidly aging society and the fact that crossing the border is much easier now than it was before 2007.
Jolán is an ethnic Hungarian from Transylvania currently working in Budapest. She told me what her job involves. She works for four weeks at a time in Budapest, caring for an old person, after which she hands over to another lady and returns home to come back later for her next stint of duty. During her working time she has no free days as she lives with the person she cares for. The job is 24/7 so private life is an unaffordable luxury. In return, she earns three times as much in a month as she could back in Romania. She got this job through an informal network closely linked to the Hungarian health service. GPs and other doctors in Budapest are connected to this unofficial care system. When my one of my grandparents fell ill, and the question of getting help from a similar lady came up, I was surprised to find that this network was so effective; it was possible to have somebody staying with my grandparents within just one week.
Andrea who left Hungary for such work in Germany tells a story that has both striking differences and similarities to that told by the lady from Transylvania. She faces similar challenges as caring for an old lady leaves her little time for private life. However, the differences are also telling: her wage is only 40% higher then what she would earn in Hungary and in stark contrast to the situation in Hungary, she works legally in Germany and pays all taxes. In fact, her employment was organised by a state-run agency which puts her in a much less vulnerable position.
Leaving Hungary and Romania is a difficult choice for these women. However, you have to keep in mind that most of them are in their 40s, 50s and 60s and that finding a job in Central Europe is very difficult for anybody but particularly difficult for women in this age bracket. In Romania 66.5% of women between 55 and 64 do not participate in the labour market, Figures from Hungary paint a similar picture with only 32.5% of the same age group having employment.
Trying to fend for themselves and their families, Transylvanian women take up jobs in Hungary, while Hungarian women move on to Germany. They live far away from their own families and do the hard work today's middle and upper class families are increasingly incapable of doing themselves. Westward migration allows Eastern European women to have a dignified life, something their country of origin is not yet able to provide them with.


For about a month now, I've been looking at Mail Pilot for iPhone, a fresh take on email. Bearing some resemblance to Mailbox, Mail Pilot organizes your inbox into a to-do list, has extra features, and is aiming to free you from the stress of managing email. The question is can it deliver and guide you through the congested and dangerous waters of your inbox?
Weekend Laugh At Tech: $800 iPhone Rumors?
Naturally, the week prior to any big announcement is always full of hoodwinking and preposterous statements floating around on and off the web. This heightened awareness, by more than just the tech press, of future releases helped create this weekend's Laugh At Tech.
The past week, a rumor was spread around Twitter that the new iPhone would be priced at $800 starting off-contract. Traditionally, the iPhone has been priced at $199 on contract ($650 unlocked off-contract). This price is consistent since the launch of the iPhone 3G back in 2008. Of course, the actual price of the forthcoming "iPhone 5" is being kept secret until Sept 12. Check out the posts below!
A special thanks goes out to the folks at Storify for their amazing service to embed posts found throughout the web.
This week's laugh at tech is straight out of the pages of eBay's 2012 Fall Seller Update. According to the online store, items classified as metaphysical, or the even broader 'intangibles' will be banned from sale, starting September 1. It seems that some items are causing more strife than success.
In response to the ban, a petition Don't ban our psychics on eBay was started by some members, who stated, "There are so many people who work so hard to do this everyday, and countless more people who depend on our services!" One can only wonder how many people actually rely on services such as the Obsession & Passion Love Spell. It's disappointing to know we will no longer see ladies offering to sell their souls. Maybe Craigslist will become the new source for hosting these metaphysical goods and services. In the meantime, happy researching this list of spells.


Roald Dahl is known as the master of wackiness with bizarre characters and humorous situations. His books encourage the imaginations of young readers. In my opinion The Giraffe and the Pelly and Me lesson is a great way to introduce Roald Dahl to readers of ages 7-11. This light-hearted book does not have the deliciously evil villains, as do some of Dahl's books. The characters have dreams and use their unique talents to attempt to achieve their dreams. It also includes descriptions of some yummy sweet treats, which Dahl likes to include in many of his books.
Reading this book will be a springboard to introduce new vocabulary and provide an opportunity for some creative brainstorming. It's the perfect way to familiarize your students with renowned author Roald Dahl.
Depending on your time restraints, this 76-page book filled with illustrations can be read to your class in two or three sessions. Be aware of a couple of words that you may want to substitute as you read aloud: page 1, queer (strange, odd); page 30,damnation (Oh dear, Aw heck); page 32, damnable (horrible).
Use white or manila construction/drawing paper size 9" X 12". Fold paper in thirds and then in half to form 6 rectangles. Instruct students to write one each of the new words at the top of each rectangle and then draw a picture to illustrate each word meaning.
You may use these as discussion questions or as a written assignment.
Do some brainstorming with your class about common jobs around town.
Remind them of the talents of the Ladderless Window-Cleaning Company: Pelly had a special lid on his beak and he used the bottom half as a bucket. Giraffe's magical neck grew longer to reach windows on the highest floor of the building. Then divide your students into groups. Instruct students to come up with a team of animals that each have specific powers or characteristics that would aid them in doing one of these jobs. The animals should use some characteristic they already have but make it enhanced. For example: an elephant may be part of a landscaping team and use his super powered trunk to blow leaves into big piles. Encourage humor and imagination. Groups must present their ideas to the class.
The Giraffe and the Pelly and Me lessons are a fun way to introduce author Roald Dahl to your students. It is quick, funny and outrageous. The book provides opportunities to learn new vocabulary, practice comprehension skills and do creative group work, but what are some great ways you have used in your classroom? Please share below.
Dahl,Roald. The Giraffe and the Pelly and Me. Scholastic, 2000.


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Jiftach (hebr. יפתח; ang. Yiftah) – kibuc położony w Samorządzie Regionu Ha-Galil ha-Eljon, w Dystrykcie Północnym, w Izraelu. Członek Ruchu Kibuców (Ha-Tenu'a ha-Kibbucit).

Położenie
Kibuc jest położony w północnej części Górnej Galilei. Leży w masywie gór Naftali, w odległości 2 kilometrów na wschód od granicy z Libanem. Teren na wschód od kibucu spada stromym i głębokim kanionem, którego dnem spływa do Doliny Hula strumień Kadesz. W jego otoczeniu znajduje się kibuce Malkijja, Menara i Ne'ot Mordechaj, oraz moszaw Ramot Naftali. Po stronie libańskiej znajduje się wioska Blida.

Demografia
Liczba mieszkańców Jiftach:

Historia
Pierwotnie w okolicy tej znajdowała się arabska wioska Qadas. Podczas wojny domowej w Mandacie Palestyny na wiosnę 1948 roku wioskę zajęły siły Arabskiej Armii Wyzwoleńczej. Na początku I wojny izraelsko-arabskiej w dniu 28 maja 1948 roku siły żydowskiej organizacji paramilitarnej Hagana zajęły wioskę, wysiedlając jej mieszkańców i wyburzając większość domów.

Współczesny kibuc został założony w dniu 18 sierpnia 1948 roku przez zdemobilizowanych żołnierzy Palmach, którzy byli członkami Brygady Jiftach. Wioska została silnie ufortyfikowana i stanowiła część pierścienia granicznych fortyfikacji an-Nabi Jusza-Jiftach-Menara-Misgaw Am, który miał chronić Górną Galileę przed oderwaniem od Izraela. Przeprowadzona w październiku 1948 roku operacja "Hiram" umożliwiła Izraelczykom zajęcie całej Galilei. W latach 1952-1953 kibuc bardzo mocno przeżył podział ruchu kibucowego. Większość mieszkańców opuściła wówczas Jiftach, w którym pozostało zaledwie 45 osób. W następnych latach jego populacja została jednak odbudowana. Kibuc był wielokrotnie ostrzeliwany i atakowany przez terrorystów przenikających przez granicę z terytorium Libanu. W latach 90. XX wieku kibuc doświadczył kryzysu ekonomicznego, co zmusiło jego mieszkańców do przeprowadzenia w 1999 roku restrukturyzacji i częściowej prywatyzacji. Kiedy w 2000 roku izraelska armia wycofała się ze strefy bezpieczeństwa w południowym Libanie, sytuacja w rejonie Jiftach znacznie się pogorszyła. Podczas II wojny libańskiej w 2006 roku kibuc ucierpiał od ostrzału rakietowego Hezbollahu. W kibucu istnieją specjalne zarządzenia bezpieczeństwa, nakazujące wszystkim schronienie się w schronach po ogłoszeniu alarmu lub po pierwszej salwie nieprzyjacielskiego ostrzału. Obecnie trwa proces rozbudowy kibucu.

Kultura i sport
W kibucu znajduje się ośrodek kultury z biblioteką. Z obiektów sportowych jest basen pływacki, korty tenisowe, oraz sala sportowa z pełnym zapleczem.

Edukacja
Kibuc utrzymuje przedszkole.

Turystyka
Na północ i wschód od kibucu znajduje się kompleks leśny zasadzony przez Żydowski Fundusz Narodowy. Jest to odtworzony naturalny las gór Naftali, składający się z różnych odmian dębów, pistacji, śliw, migdałowców i innych drzew liściastych. Ze względów bezpieczeństwa swobodne poruszanie się w strefie przygranicznej jest mocno ograniczone i musi odbywać się zgodnie z zaleceniami Sił Obronnych Izraela.

Gospodarka
Gospodarka kibucu opiera się na sadownictwie. Grunty rolne przyległe do kibucu przekształcono w sady drzew owocowych. Choduje się tutaj nektarynki, grusze, jabłonie, kiwi i winorośl. Dla potrzeb pakowania owoców powstała specjalistyczna firma Beresheet. Kibuc zakupił grunty orne w Dolinie Hula, gdzie uprawiane są: kukurydza, bawełna, pszenica i orzeszki ziemne. W kibucu znajduje się zakład będący filią firmy Nefatim, specjalizującej się w produkcji systemów nawadniających.

Infrastruktura
W kibucu znajduje się przychodnia zdrowia, gabinet stomatologiczny, poczta, sklep wielobranżowy oraz warsztat mechaniczny.

Komunikacja
Z kibucu wyjeżdża się na wschód na drogę nr 886, którą jadąc na północ dojeżdża się do kibucu Menara, lub jadąc na południe dojeżdża się do skrzyżowania z drogą nr 899 i dalej do moszawu Ramot Naftali. Drogą nr 889 można jechać na południowy zachód do kibucu Malkijja, lub zjechać na wschód z klifu do Doliny Hula i drogi ekspresowej nr 90.

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne
 Zdjęcie satelitarne kibucu Jiftach Google Maps
 Mapa kibucu Jiftach

Samorząd Regionu Ha-Galil ha-Eljon
Kibuce
Osiedla żydowskie utworzone w 1948


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Category: The Leeds Centre for New Chinese Writing
Announcement: Tammy Ho Lai-Ming Appointed Advisor to The Leeds Centre for New Chinese Writing
Dr Tammy Ho Lai-Ming (何麗明), an Associate Professor at the Department of English, has been appointed an advisor to The Leeds Centre for New Chinese Writing (利茲大學當代華語文學研究中心). The Centre is based at the University of Leeds and it is run by a managerial committee, assisted by an international Advisory Board. It organises talks, readings, workshops, symposia and…
"The Controversy of "We are All Chinese"" by Ruth Y.Y. Hung


Inspired by Portobello natural Stone, Portum, with Velvet finishes, search the perfection in tone, structure and background. The beauty of its grayish veins with sculptural pattern over a whitish base with caring watermarks. A trendy design full of character andelegance.
Inspired by the current demand for marble interiors, Opera takes its inspiration from elegant Italian Carrara marble and offers a new soft touch which is the new Dekton® Velvet Texture finish.
A textured mottled grey stone with fossil-like organisms is reminiscent of ancient times. Its mottled pattern gives naturalness to any space, bringing not only beauty but also singularity and personality.
Entzo is inspired by the reknown Calacatta Gold, mixing golden hues with the characteristical veining of natural marble, against a pure white background.


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U.S. ratchets up pressure on Iran with resumption of sanctions
by November 5, 2018
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The United States reimposes oil and financial sanctions against Iran on Monday, significantly turning up the pressure on Tehran in order to curb its missile and nuclear programs and counter its growing military and political influence in the Middle East.
The move will restore U.S. sanctions that were lifted under a 2015 nuclear deal negotiated by the administration of President Barack Obama, and add 300 new designations in Iran's oil, shipping, insurance and banking sectors.
President Donald Trump announced in May that his administration was withdrawing from what he called the "worst ever" agreement negotiated by the United States. Other parties to the deal, including Britain, France, Germany, China and Russia, have said they will not leave.
Details of the sanctions will be released at a news conference scheduled for 8:30 a.m. EST (1330 GMT) with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
China, India, South Korea, Japan and Turkey – all top importers of Iranian oil – are among eight countries expected to be given temporary exemptions from the sanctions to ensure crude oil prices are not destabilised.
The countries will deposit Iran's revenue in an escrow account, U.S. officials have said.
Washington has said it will ensure a well supplied global oil market, with help from ally Saudi Arabia, as Iran oil is cut back. Front-month Brent crude futures, the international benchmark for oil prices, were at $72.53 per barrel on Monday.
The reimposition of the sanctions comes as the United States is focused on U.S. congressional and gubernatorial elections on Tuesday. Campaigning in Chattanooga, Tennessee, late on Sunday, Trump said his "maximum pressure" policy against Iran was working.
"Iran is a much different country than it was when I took office," said Trump, adding: "They wanted to take over the whole Middle East. Right now they just want to survive."
Earlier, thousands of Iranians chanted "Death to America" at a rally to mark the anniversary of the seizure of the U.S. Embassy during the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
The International Monetary Fund said on Thursday that Iran should implement policies to safeguard its macroeconomic stability in the face of sanctions.
Senior Iranian officials have dismissed concerns about the impact to its economy.
"America will not be able to carry out any measure against our great and brave nation … We have the knowledge and the capability to manage the country's economic affairs," Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Qasemi told state TV on Friday.
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The 6th grade orchestra performed for Riverview students. The orchestra performed Three Blind Mice, Are You Sleeping, Mary Had A Little Lamb, Silent Night, We Three Kings, Ode To Joy, and Jolly Old St. Nicolas. Riverview students had a fun time singing along to Jingle Bells. Thank you 6th grade orchestra for all of your time and hard work. It was a wonderful concert!
Riverview Elementary is excited to announce our 3rd session registration for the After-School program. The registration will be Wednesday, Dec. 13th starting at 8:00 a.m. All information including club schedules, registration forms, and waivers will be available online. We will use SIGN-UP GENIUS on the Riverview website. Please fill out the registration forms if you haven't completed one this school year and make a payment in the office by Jan. 5th. If you need payment arrangements ro have any questions please contact RaeAnn Nelson at raeann.nelson@nebo.edu.
The fees for Afterschool will be $12 this year. Students may sign up for as many clubs as they would like. The students will receive a t-shirt (one per year), healthy snacks, a prevention lesson, physical activitives or games, and one hour of club instruction and activities.
An early morning club will be available at no charge from 8:00 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. It is available for students who would like extra homework or reading help. Also for parents who need to leave for work early and want a safe place for their students before school. Kelsey Mortensen, a certified teacher, will be the morning club instructor. Please fill out the registration form and waiver for this club as well.
Morning Club - 8:00-8:30 a.m.; No cost homework help from a certified teacher every morning from 8-8:45 am. This is also a safe place for students who need to arrive early to school. Students must not arrive after 8:30 a.m.
Lego Jr. K-3; A fun and interactive club for students who love Legos they will work together in teams to make items of the day also they will have free play time.
Creative Art K-3; A club for students interested in Art drawing, watercolors, acrylic, and pottery.
Origami 3-6; A club to teach the ancient art of folding paper, using new ideas helping students solve some world problems with paper.
Sign Language 2-6; A club taught by the ASL club at the high school introducing students to this great universal language.
Princess K-3; A value club teaching manners, goals, and friendship building skills.
6th Grade Orchestra; This club is only open to those 6th grade students who are currently in orchestra. Note-The cost of this club has been included in orchestra registration fees.
Spa and Healthy Lifestyle 2-6; A club that focuses on making healthy life decisions like food, exercising, and team building.
Kids Rock K-3; Each week students will be exploring a new topic fromt crafts, games, cooking, science and more.
Unity/Code.org 3-6; A club to teach coding skills and learning video game design adding to the whole creative experience.
Einstein Science K-3; Exploring all that is slimy and gooey, along with Bill Nye and Myth Buster experiments.
Digging Dinosaurs K-3; The budding paleontologist will enjoy learning about the prehistoric past of Dinosaurs and digging some fossibls of their own. The Bean Museum will also visit with different kinds of reptiles.
Lego Robotics 2-6; STEM curriculum with programing, coding, and engineering robots. The mind storm club will work hands on building their own robots.
Cooking Sr 3-6; A club to teach cooking skills and healthy eating habits along with food preparation and clean up.
Dance K-4; A club to teach about the fun and different varieties of ways to dance.
All About Horses K-3; A club to help those interested in horses learn about the care and handling of horses.
Video game design/Minecraft 3-6; A computer technology club using creative and collaborative efforst as students learn 21st century computer skills that are needed in the world today.
Spanish 2-6; A beginning club for any student that would like to learn to speak this valuable language.
Star Wars/Harry Potter Adventures K-3; Find which house you fit in! Get thrust in to different worlds with Harry Potter and Luke Skywalker.
Teachers could definitely use a hotline to get them through December, too. The weeks before Christmas Break at any school feels like using a blender and forgetting to put the lid on.
The Holiday Hotline for Teachers would offer stressed educators live assistance from veteran colleagues on everything from what to bring to the White Elephant exchange to recipe suggestions for the staff Christmas potluck.
HOTLINE: Holiday Hotline. May I help you?
TEACHER: Hi. My first graders and I disagree on the echo part in "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer." I say that after singing "They never let poor Rudolph join in any reindeer games," you shout "Like Monopoly." They insist that it's "Like Football." Which is it?
No matter how excited children get and how harried we become, I am glad that Christmas time is here. We are better throughout the year for having Christmas.
The Nebo Pantry is for homeless and transient students in our district. The District currently has many students in this situation.
Cold weather is upon us. As you know, poor air quality is common during Utah winters and affects health. Riverview monitors air quality from: http://air.utah.gov/. We follow the Utah recess guide: http://health.utah.gov/asthma/pdfs/airquality/recessguidance.pdf.


Hello, I've been trying and searching for an answer for 2 days, but I haven't been able to find one. I'm experimenting by making a top view perspective, I made the most basic move blueprint (the one from the tutorials), but that only makes you move, not face the direction you're going. Every tutorial I've seen only shows you how to turn around using mouse controls. I tried changing stuff myself, but the most I've gotten it to turn is by checking 'Orient Rotation to Movement', which only makes it turn slightly to the left or right, not completely. I turned off 'Use controller rotation yaw' and it kinda worked, except that it makes the character rotate infinitely.
Is there any way, for the love of everything that is good, to use keyboard controls to make the character face the direction you're going without using mouse controls?
This works almost perfectly, thank you. For some reason, the character resets back to it's original rotation value (which is looking north). Is there something else I can add to the code, or do I have to tick/untick some stuff in the details?
EDIT: Nevermind, I turned off 'Use controller rotation yaw' and now it stays in place. Now all I need to do is make it turn around smoothly and not instantly.
EDIT 2: Okay, I figured the whole code out. Thanks for your help!
Can you please share your final BP?
That was my problem as well. Thanks.
I am assuming you're making something resembling old zelda games where you walk where you're facing, except in this case, in up to 8 directions, so I apologize if I'm misunderstanding. If you want only 4 directions (north east south west, but not northeast, southwest, etc) you can do this easily by like this (http://puu.sh/idZHN.jpg) once you figure out which key/yaw amount is correct, it'll be some multiple of 90, just guess and check. If you want 8 directions I can think of two ways to do this, I can't check the math/algorithm so I might be wrong but maybe this will help you get started.
One way is by setting your control rotation's yaw to be a function of the actor's velocity, I think your X and Y and if they are positive or negative should correspond with the direction you want to face, this might take some guessing and checking and could be subject to some glitchiness if the character is being bumped around or other issues which could be worked around with more logic.
The other way would be to keep track of which buttons the player is pressing and force their rotation on inputs. For example, you could make 4 bools, one for each direction, and set them to true when pressing the corresponding key (such as W = north) and false when releasing it. Then for each key input you would make branches, check if the opposing key is being pressed, and if not, check if the adjacent key is pressed and set the rotation accordingly. This will seem fairly bulky since you'll need this logic potentially on all four key presses and you'll have to consider 4 cases per key (only W, WA, WD, and WS for example) but should mean the player is always in control of their facing direction even if they get knocked around by enemies or what have you. I know this is pretty vague and there is probably a simpler way to do this, but, it should solve your problem.