It was a bright and relatively sunny day on Wisteria Lane. Many people were out and about, but not Bree. Bree was stood gazing out the kitchen window, feeling lonely and wishing Lynette was coming over soon. She sighed and turned, brushing the tears from her icy blue eyes. She smoothed her long, deep blue skirt of satin clean and settled alone on the sofa. She carefully looked around, once she was sure that no-one was around she allowed herself to relax a little. She was soon crying, thick heavy tears, silent sobs taking over. Her copper hair swang forward, covering her eyes and face from view. Her light blue top was soon a darker colour from all the tears.
Lynette crossed to the window and sighed. The boys were asleep and Tom was out. What was the point in being stuck here? The boys were going to be asleep for a long time and she could easily use a break. She sighed again and flicked her blonde hair back over her shoulder, looking back to the window and seeing a distinct shadow by the sofa in Bree's house. she wiped her eyes tiredly and yawned. It had been a tough day already. She yawned again then pulled herself together, wiping her hands absentmindedly over her jeans and yanking her shirt into place. She looked into the mirror and smiled slightly. She looked relatively clean and tidy comapred to usual. Her blue eyes shone, gentle and caring all the time. She smiled again slightly, then prepared to visit Bree.
Lynette didn't bother knocking on the door this time, she never did any more. She was used to just walking into Bree's house. She did so now, quietly, not wanting to disturb whatever Bree was doing. When she crossed into the font area of the house that contained the stairs and the sofa, she saw a broken woman. Someone who needed her. Needed her... Lynette. Lynette sighed softly and crossed to Bree and the sofa. Her voice was soft as she spoke. "Bree?"
Bree looked up quietly, still crying. Lynette spoke again. "Hey... hey... shh... it's alright." She settled onto the sofa and gathered the sobbing woman to her. "It's alright..." Luynette said again. She knew Bree needed a friend, someone to cling to. Bree settled willingly into Lynette's arms, a mere shadow of the normally bright and strong woman. She knew it was alright now... Lynette was here.
Lynette smiled softly when Bree settled into her arms, she knew this feeling. It was usual. A love for Bree that had to remain hidden most days... now she could offer the compassion and understanding she'd longed to show all the time when she knew Bree was hurting. Bree felt the same way but was npot going to show it... no... it was too dangerous.
Lynette sighed softly. "Bree...why do you refuse help all the time? I want to help you..." Bree shook her head and muttered something unintelligable. "Oh Bree..." Lynette sighed. "No-one would frown on it..." Bree sighed and muttered another something. "Bree... there's no shame in needing help... god knows you've seen what happens to me... I fall to pieces all the time and you're forever putting me back together... It's ok to need to be fixed now and again..."
Bree looked up then, smiling slightly. "I know..." Lynette smiled back."But I can't... Lynette... you don't understand.." Lynette started to reply but Bree cut her off. "No... don't... don't... I'm not wanting to be rude Lynette but I just... I can't afford to drop my morals..." Lynette murmured something and Bree spoke again. "I know Lynette..."
Lynette looked at Bree then. "But you don't...." Then before Bree could speak again Lynette leant in and kissed her, gently, timidly yet passionatly. When they broke both Bree and Lynette sucked in a deep breath. "Bree..." Bree looked her in the eyes then and Lynette knew... Bree understood.
"Say no more Lynette.." Bree murmured quietly, leaning in to catch Lynette's mouth in another tender kiss. The two looked at each other, not just to cover, the soul also. Lynette saw the beauty of Bree that few could... the needy side, the tender and lost side. Bree saw Lynette's motherly and kind and amazingly sweet side... Lynette was always beautiful but now she shone. Lynette smiled against Bree's mouth then broke the kiss. All that she could say was... "Oh god..."
"I know..." Bree replied quietly. "Lynette..." The two said nothing, they both knew what they wanted. Bree wanted to see Lynette, all of her. Lynette wanted the same of Bree but she also wanted to free the loving soul that hid inside the carefully built barriers. She would have to break them down but that should be no problem.


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Der Zentralmeridian ist der Längengrad eines Himmelskörpers, der zu einem gegebenen Zeitpunkt durch die scheinbare Mitte desselben läuft. Die scheinbare Mitte ist die Mitte der Scheibe des Himmelskörpers, die der Beobachter zu dem festgelegten Zeitpunkt sieht. Damit unterscheidet sich der an den Beobachter gebundene Zentralmeridian von einem Nullmeridian, der unabhängig vom Beobachter durch einen Bezugspunkt auf der Oberfläche des Himmelskörpers definiert wird und mit dem Himmelskörper rotiert. Der Winkel L0 zwischen Zentral- und Nullmeridian ändert sich somit im Verlauf der Rotationen von Himmelskörper und Erde.

Der Zentralmeridian wird für die Sonne und insbesondere die Planeten Mars, Jupiter und Saturn in den astronomischen Jahrbüchern aufgeführt. Da Jupiter und Saturn in ihrer Äquatorzone schneller rotieren als in höheren Breiten (differentielle Rotation), sind bei diesen Planeten unterschiedliche Zahlenwerte für die äquatornahen und die äquatorfernen Gebiete zu verwenden (System I und System II).

Siehe auch
 Mittelmeridian

Einzelnachweise

Planetologie

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What is the most important thing is that at its root, all religions and spiritual teachings start with a fundamental understanding that shares the common language of The Golden Rule. This allows us no matter what language we speak, no matter what race we are, or country we live in, we can always relate to one another and start with a powerful communication. As we apply the Golden Rule and its principles as a part of the ethical standard we create in our personal lives, and within the community setting, we learn to become the living example of being a true humanitarian that values life. This action puts us in alignment to the God Source, in so that we may become the direct knower of that Source, and be at One with the eternal living light.


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Research output per year 1939 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2029
41441 Article
5543 Chapter
2285 Paper
2208 Book
463 Book/Film/Article review
445 Abstract
365 Review article
326 Comment/debate
241 Commissioned report
175 Letter
105 Performance
104 Entry for encyclopedia/dictionary
98 Discussion paper
98 Special issue
70 Literature review
61 Other chapter contribution
24 Anthology
20 Web publication/site
14 Featured article
11 Foreword/postscript
4 Exhibition Catalogue
Applications of DNA stable isotope probing in bioremediation studies.
Chen, Y., Vorha, J. & Murrell, JC., 2010, Methods in Molecular Microbiology. Cummings, SP. (ed.). NJ, USA: Humana Press Inc, Vol. 599. p. 129-139 11 p.
Applications of high resolution EPR to iron-sulphur proteins in electron transfer chains. In "Metals in Biology: Applications of High Resolution EPR to Metalloenzymes"
Hanson, G. & Berliner, L., 2010, Metals in Biology. Springer, Vol. 29.
Applying risk assessment techniques to air pollution and abatement strategies
ApSimon, HM., Warren, R. & Mediavilla-Sahagun, A., 2004, Air pollution Modelling and its Application XV, Part 3. Springer
Approaches to the monitoring of rare plant populations
Davy, A. J. & Jefferies, RL., 1981, The Biological Aspects of Rare Plant Conservation. Synge, H. (ed.). Chichester: Wiley, p. 219-232 13 p.
Approaches to the New Hollywood
Tasker, Y., 1996, Cultural Studies and Communication. Curran, J., Morley, D. & Walkerdine, V. (eds.). London: Edward Arnold, p. 213-228 16 p.
Approaching Biographical Life: Grassroots Humanitarianism in Europe
Stavinoha, L. & Ramakrishnan, K., 17 Jun 2021, Citizen Humanitarianism at European Borders . Gabrielsen, M. & Pascucci, E. (eds.). Routledge, p. 178-192 15 p.
A preliminary examination of patterns of PM10 and PM2.5 in a busy shopping area in Norwich, UK
Doyle, M., Chatterton, T. & Dorling, SR., 2001, Proceedings of the 3rd International Confernce on Urban Air Quality. Loutraki, Greece
A preliminary seismic hazard analysis for Bulgaria using extreme values and cumulative strain energy release techniques
Bayliss, TJ. & Burton, PW., 2004, Proceedings Geophysics in Economic Activity, Environment and Cultural Heritage Investigations, Fourth National Geophysical Conference. Sofia: Bulgarian Geophysical Society, p. 54-55 2 p.
A priceless proposition
Hulme, M., 2006, How to Spend $50 Billion to Make the World a Better Place. Lomborg, B. (ed.). Times Higher Education Supplement, p. 24-25 2 p.
A problem of extreme value. Designing an activity in the en-vironments of Dynamic Geometry and Modelling
Biza, I. & Tsitsos, V., 2003, Proceedings of the 2nd Pan-Hellenic Conference on Teachers and ICT . Iosifidou, N. T. M. (ed.). Syros, Greece, Vol. 1. p. 351-362
Aproximación a la historia social de la Espaňa moderna
Casey, J., 2001, Historia social y Ciencias Sociales. Castillo, S. & Fernández, R. (eds.). Editorial Milenio, p. 49-68 20 p.
A Public Health perspective for establishing water-related guidelines and standards
Eisenberg, J., Bartram, J. & Hunter, PR., 2001, Water Quality: Guidelines, Standards and Health - Assessment of Risk and Risk management for water-related infectious disease. Bartram, J. & Fewtrell, L. (eds.). IWA Publishing, p. 229-256 28 p.
A Queen in Rebel London, 1215-17
Vincent, N., Mar 2017, "A Verray Parfit Praktisour": Essays Presented to Carole Rawcliffe. Clark, L. & Danbury, E. (eds.). Woodbridge: Boydell and Brewer, p. 23-50 28 p.
Aqueous phase chemistry of the Troposphere
Brimblecombe, P., 2003, The Handbook of Atmospheric Sciences. Hewitt, CN. & Jackson, A. (eds.). Blackwell, p. 211-227 17 p.
Arbol de Diana. Diana's Tree, Alejandra Pizarnik with a prologue by Octavio Paz: Translation
Rossi, C. (Translator), Nov 2000, Comparative Criticism. Cambridge University Press, Vol. 22. p. 211-222 11 p.
Archaeological Heritage Management in Japan
Okamura, K. & Matsuda, A., 2010, Cultural Heritage Management: A Global Perspective. Messenger, P. & Smith, G. (eds.). Gainesville: University of Florida, p. 99-110 12 p.
Archaeological perspectives on estate landscapes
Williamson, T., 2007, Estate Landscapes: design, improvement and power in the post-medieval landscape. Finch, J. & Giles, K. (eds.). Woodbridge: Boydell Press, p. 1-18
Archaeologists as placemakers: Making the Butrint National Park
Hodges, R., 2011, Butrint 4: the archaeology and histories of an Ionian town. Hansen, I. L., Hodges, R. & Leppard, S. (eds.). Oxford: Oxbow Books, Vol. 4. 250 p.
Archaeology and photography
Riggs, C., 2018, (Accepted/In press) Routledge Handbook of Photography. Pasternak, G. (ed.). Bloomsbury Academic
Archaeology by the (Far) East in the West: what do local people think if Japanese archaeologists excavate the 'Villa of Augustus' in Italy?
Matsuda, A., 2011, New Perspectives in Global Public Archaeology. Matsuda, A. & Okamura, K. (eds.). New York: Springer, p. 167-181 15 p.
Archbishop Dunstan: a prophet in politics?
Cubitt, C., 2008, Myth, Rulership, Church and Charters: Essays in Honour of Nicholas Brooks. Barrow, J. & Wareham, A. (eds.). Ashgate, p. 145-166
Architecture and painting: the biological connection
Onians, J., 2002, The built surface.Vol. 1 Architecture and the pictorial arts from Antiquity to the Enlightenment. Anderson & Koehler (eds.). Ashgate, p. 1-14 14 p.
A Real Shocker: Authenticity, Genre and the Struggle for Cultural Distinctions
Jancovich, M., 2001, The Film Cultures Reader. Turner, G. (ed.). Routledge, p. 469-480 12 p.
Are national economies (virtually) sustainable?: an empirical analysis of natural assets in international trade
Atkinson, G., Agarwala, M. & Muñoz, P., 2012, Inclusive Wealth Report 2012: Measuring progress toward sustainability. Dasgupta, P., Duraiappah, A. & Muñoz, P. (eds.). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, p. 87-117 21 p.
A Research Agenda for the Edwardian Castles
Liddiard, R., 2010, The Impact of the Edwardian Castles in Wales. Kenyon, J. & Williams, D. (eds.). CADW, p. 295-302 8 p.
Are Shared Metaphors the Same? English and German Body Imagery in Comparison and Contrast
Musolff, A., 2008, Anglo-German Linguistic Relations. Pfalzgraf, F. & Rash, F. (eds.). Peter Lang, p. 33-52 20 p.
A resource-based analysis of bankruptcy law, entrepreneurship and corporate recovery
Cook, G. A. S., Pandit, N. R. & Pond, K., 2009, Entrepreneurship and Innovations in Functional Regions. Karlsson, C., Stough, R. & Johansson, B. (eds.). Edward Elgar
Are Subsidies Decisive in the Provision of Energy to the Urban Poor? The Cases of Kerosene and Electricity in Ethiopia
Kebede, B., 2002, Renewable Energy: Renewables: World's Best Energy Option: Extended Abstracts. Sayigh, A. A. M. (ed.). Cologne, Germany: World Renewable Energy Congress (WREC)
Are sulphate aerosols masking and greenhouse warming signal?
Santer, BD., Taylor, KE., Wigley, TML., Penner, JE., Jones, PD. & Cubasch, U., 1995, Proceedings of the Nineteenth Climate Diagnostics Workshop. Rodenhuis, DR. (ed.). US Dept of Commerce, NOAA, p. 49-52 4 p.
A Review of Merger Decisions in the EU
Havell, R., Mariuzzo, F. & Ormosi, P., 14 May 2020, Ex Post Economic Evaluation of Competition Policy: The EU Experience. Ilzkovitz, F. & Dierx, A. (eds.). Wolters Kluwer (UK) Ltd.
Are We All Cain? Arthur Miller and the Holocaust
Bigsby, C., 2010, The Holocaust, Art, and Taboo: Transatlantic Exchanges on the Ethics and Aesthetics of Representation. Komor, S. & Rohr, S. (eds.). Heidelberg, p. 95-108 14 p.
Lloyd-Sherlock, P., 2002, World Health Systems. Veney, J. & et, A. (eds.). Health Administration Press, Chapel Hill, p. 83-98 16 p.
Argumentation, Rhetoric and English Studies
Andrews, R., 1995, Third International Conference on Argumentation proceedings: Perspectives and Approaches. p. 289-299 11 p.
'A riot of all the colours in the rainbow': Ealing Studios in Colour
Johnston, K. M., 30 Oct 2012, Ealing Revisited. Duguid, M., Freeman, L., Johnston, K. & Williams, M. (eds.). London: British Film Institute, p. 195-205 11 p. Chapter 18
Aristotle reading and citing Agathon: a favourite poet or a favourite philosopher?
Rowett, C., 21 Dec 2020, Aristotele citatore : o la riappropriazione da parte della filosofia dei discorsi di sapere anteriori. Berardi, E., Castiglioni, M. P., Desclos, M-L. & Dolcetti, P. (eds.). Edizioni dell'Orso Alessandria, p. 55-68 13 p.
Armed and Fabulous: Miss Congeniality's Queer Rom-Com
Hines, C., 2008, Falling in Love Again: The Contemporary Romantic Comedy. Abbott, S. & Jermyn, D. (eds.). IB Tauris
Cornea, C., 2006, Contemporary American Cinema. Hammond, M. & Ruth Williams, L. (eds.). Open University Press, p. 284-288 5 p.
Around Modernist Traditions
Rycroft, D., 2000, Drawing Space: Contemporary Indian Drawing. Watson, G. (ed.). London: InIVA, p. 12-17 6 p.
Arsinoe in the Peloponnese: the Ptolemaic base on the Methana peninsula
Gill, D. W. J., 1 Oct 2007, Egyptian Stories: a British Egyptological tribute to Alan B. Lloyd. Raaflaub, K. & Szpakowska, K. (eds.).
Art, animals and animism: On the trail of the precolonial
Wingfield, C., 14 Nov 2020, The Pasts and Presence of Art in South Africa . Cambridge: McDonald Institute, Cambridge, p. 111-126 16 p. (Conversations).
Art, Nature and St Hugh's Choir at Lincoln
Heslop, T. A., 2000, England and the Continent in the Middle Ages: Studies in Memory of Andrew Martindale, Proceedings of the 1996 Harlaxton Symposium. Mitchell, J. (ed.). Stamford: Shaun Tyas, p. 60-74 15 p.
Art and Swadeshi (1909-1911) Ananda K. Coomaraswamy: Considerations for Art Historical and Ethnographic Interpretation
Rycroft, D., 2012, Fifty Key Texts in Art History. Pooke, G. & Newall, D. (eds.). Abingdon: Routledge, p. 63-86 24 p.
Art and the Man: Archbishop Wulfstan and the York Gospelbook
Heslop, T. A., 2004, Wulfstan Archbishop of York: The Proceedings of the Second Alcuin Conference (Studies in the Early Middle Ages). Townend, M. (ed.). Turnhout: Brepols, p. 293-322 30 p.
Art Deco Fashion and the Fashionability of Art Deco
Wood, G., 28 Jul 2015, Modern Taste: Art Deco in Paris 1910-1935. Benton, T., Del Junco, M. & Zozaya, M. (eds.). Madrid: Fundación Juan March, p. 108-121
Arte de América y España y la alternativa europeísta a la política artística de la Hispanidad
Núñez Laiseca, M., 2001, I Congreso Internacional de Patrimonio Iberoamericano. Madrid: R&R, p. 505-509 5 p.
Arte e clausura: le monache di San Maurizio al monastero Maggiore di Milano
Evangelisti, S., 2001, I doni della cultura. Banca Popolare di Milano
Articulating the auditory imagination: when children talk about poetry they hear
Gordon, J., 2009, Poetry and Childhood. Styles, M., Joy, L. & Whitley, D. (eds.). Trentham
Artificial intelligence–assisted detection of diabetic retinopathy on digital fundus images: concepts and applications in the National Health Service
Kouroupis, M., Korfiatis, N. & Cornford, J., 2020, Innovation in Health Informatics: A Smart Healthcare Primer. Elsevier, p. 261-278 18 p.
Artistic patronage and cultural strategies in Lombard Italy
Mitchell, J., 2002, Towns and their Territories between Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages. Brogiolo, G. P., Gauthier, N. & Christie, N. (eds.). Brill, p. 347-370 24 p.
Artists, Institutions and Objects: Magdalene Odundo as artist-curator
Moore, T., 2019, Magdalene Odundo: The Journey of Things. Bonacina, A. (ed.). Wakefield: The Hepworth Wakefield, p. 33-36 4 p.

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/**
 * Manage the object cache.
 *
 * ## EXAMPLES
 *
 *     wp cache set my_key my_value my_group 300
 *
 *     wp cache get my_key my_group
 */
class Cache_Command extends WP_CLI_Command {

	/**
	 * Add a value to the object cache.
	 *
	 * If a value already exists for the key, the value isn't added.
	 *
	 * <key>
	 * : Cache key.
	 *
	 * <value>
	 * : Value to add to the key.
	 *
	 * [<group>]
	 * : Method for grouping data within the cache which allows the same key to be used across groups.
	 *
	 * [<expiration>]
	 * : Define how long to keep the value, in seconds. Defaults to 0 (as long as possible).
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	public function add( $args, $assoc_args ) {
		list( $key, $value ) = $args;

		$group = \WP_CLI\Utils\get_flag_value( $args, 2, '' );

		$expiration = \WP_CLI\Utils\get_flag_value( $args, 3, 0 );

		if ( ! wp_cache_add( $key, $value, $group, $expiration ) ) {
			WP_CLI::error( "Could not add object '$key' in group '$group'. Does it already exist?" );
		}

		WP_CLI::success( "Added object '$key' in group '$group'." );
	}

	/**
	 * Decrement a value in the object cache.
	 *
	 * <key>
	 * : Cache key.
	 *
	 * [<offset>]
	 * : The amount by which to decrement the item's value. Default is 1.
	 *
	 * [<group>]
	 * : Method for grouping data within the cache which allows the same key to be used across groups.
	 */
	public function decr( $args, $assoc_args ) {
		$key = $args[0];

		$offset = \WP_CLI\Utils\get_flag_value( $args, 1, 1 );

		$group = \WP_CLI\Utils\get_flag_value( $args, 2, '' );

		$value = wp_cache_decr( $key, $offset, $group );

		if ( false === $value ) {
			WP_CLI::error( 'The value was not decremented.' );
		}

		WP_CLI::print_value( $value, $assoc_args );
	}

	/**
	 * Remove a value from the object cache.
	 *
	 * <key>
	 * : Cache key.
	 *
	 * [<group>]
	 * : Method for grouping data within the cache which allows the same key to be used across groups.
	 */
	public function delete( $args, $assoc_args ) {
		$key = $args[0];

		$group = \WP_CLI\Utils\get_flag_value( $args, 1, '' );

		$result = wp_cache_delete( $key, $group );

		if ( false === $result ) {
			WP_CLI::error( 'The object was not deleted.' );
		}

		WP_CLI::success( 'Object deleted.' );
	}

	/**
	 * Flush the object cache.
	 */
	public function flush( $args, $assoc_args ) {
		$value = wp_cache_flush();

		if ( false === $value ) {
			WP_CLI::error( 'The object cache could not be flushed.' );
		}

		WP_CLI::success( 'The cache was flushed.' );
	}

	/**
	 * Get a value from the object cache.
	 *
	 * <key>
	 * : Cache key.
	 *
	 * [<group>]
	 * : Method for grouping data within the cache which allows the same key to be used across groups.
	 */
	public function get( $args, $assoc_args ) {
		$key = $args[0];

		$group = \WP_CLI\Utils\get_flag_value( $args, 1, '' );

		$value = wp_cache_get( $key, $group );

		if ( false === $value ) {
			WP_CLI::error( "Object with key '$key' and group '$group' not found." );
		}

		WP_CLI::print_value( $value, $assoc_args );
	}

	/**
	 * Increment a value in the object cache.
	 *
	 * <key>
	 * : Cache key.
	 *
	 * [<offset>]
	 * : The amount by which to increment the item's value. Default is 1.
	 *
	 * [<group>]
	 * : Method for grouping data within the cache which allows the same key to be used across groups.
	 */
	public function incr( $args, $assoc_args ) {
		$key = $args[0];

		$offset = \WP_CLI\Utils\get_flag_value( $args, 1, 1 );

		$group = \WP_CLI\Utils\get_flag_value( $args, 2, '' );

		$value = wp_cache_incr( $key, $offset, $group );

		if ( false === $value ) {
			WP_CLI::error( 'The value was not incremented.' );
		}

		WP_CLI::print_value( $value, $assoc_args );
	}

	/**
	 * Replace a value in the object cache, if the value already exists.
	 *
	 * <key>
	 * : Cache key.
	 *
	 * <value>
	 * : Value to replace.
	 *
	 * [<group>]
	 * : Method for grouping data within the cache which allows the same key to be used across groups.
	 *
	 * [<expiration>]
	 * : Define how long to keep the value, in seconds. Defaults to 0 (as long as possible).
	 */
	public function replace( $args, $assoc_args ) {
		list( $key, $value ) = $args;

		$group = \WP_CLI\Utils\get_flag_value( $args, 2, '' );

		$expiration = \WP_CLI\Utils\get_flag_value( $args, 3, 0 );

		$result = wp_cache_replace( $key, $value, $group, $expiration );

		if ( false === $result ) {
			WP_CLI::error( "Could not replace object '$key' in group '$group'. Does it already exist?" );
		}

		WP_CLI::success( "Replaced object '$key' in group '$group'." );
	}

	/**
	 * Set a value to the object cache, regardless of whether it already exists.
	 *
	 * <key>
	 * : Cache key.
	 *
	 * <value>
	 * : Value to set on the key.
	 *
	 * [<group>]
	 * : Method for grouping data within the cache which allows the same key to be used across groups.
	 *
	 * [<expiration>]
	 * : Define how long to keep the value, in seconds. Defaults to 0 (as long as possible).
	 */
	public function set( $args, $assoc_args ) {
		list( $key, $value ) = $args;

		$group = \WP_CLI\Utils\get_flag_value( $args, 2, '' );

		$expiration = \WP_CLI\Utils\get_flag_value( $args, 3, 0 );

		$result = wp_cache_set( $key, $value, $group, $expiration );

		if ( false === $result ) {
			WP_CLI::error( "Could not add object '$key' in group '$group'." );
		}

		WP_CLI::success( "Set object '$key' in group '$group'." );
	}

	/**
	 * Attempts to determine which object cache is being used.
	 *
	 * Note that the guesses made by this function are based on the WP_Object_Cache classes
	 * that define the 3rd party object cache extension. Changes to those classes could render
	 * problems with this function's ability to determine which object cache is being used.
	 */
	public function type( $args, $assoc_args ) {
		global $_wp_using_ext_object_cache, $wp_object_cache;

		if ( false !== $_wp_using_ext_object_cache ) {
			// Test for Memcached PECL extension memcached object cache (https://github.com/tollmanz/wordpress-memcached-backend)
			if ( isset( $wp_object_cache->m ) && is_a( $wp_object_cache->m, 'Memcached' ) ) {
				$message = 'Memcached';

			// Test for Memcache PECL extension memcached object cache (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/memcached/)
			} elseif ( isset( $wp_object_cache->mc ) ) {
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				if ( $is_memcache )
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			// Test for Xcache object cache (http://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/xcache/trunk/object-cache.php)
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				$message = 'Xcache';

			// Test for WinCache object cache (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wincache-object-cache-backend/)
			} elseif ( class_exists( 'WinCache_Object_Cache' ) ) {
				$message = 'WinCache';

			// Test for APC object cache (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/apc/)
			} elseif ( class_exists( 'APC_Object_Cache' ) ) {
				$message = 'APC';

			// Test for Redis Object Cache (https://github.com/alleyinteractive/wp-redis)
			} elseif ( isset( $wp_object_cache->redis ) && is_a( $wp_object_cache->redis, 'Redis' ) ) {
				$message = 'Redis';

			} else {
				$message = 'Unknown';
			}
		} else {
			$message = 'Default';
		}

		WP_CLI::line( $message );
	}
}

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"The mission of the City of Blaine is to provide on-going, quality municipal services and to bring about quality and balanced residential and commercial/industrial development through the teamwork of the City Council, City Commissions, City staff, and residents."
Whereas, it is the desire of City Council to continue the strong, favorable working relationship it now enjoys with the City Manager and City staff.
The City Manager and staff are instructed to continue developing and transmitting to this Council recommendations, research and information based upon their experience and best professional judgment, and are further instructed and encouraged to be forthright, honest and candid in developing and transmitting such recommendations and information, keeping in mind that their and our sole purpose is to serve the public interest.
This Council pledges that no staff member shall suffer recrimination for acting in a forthright, honest and candid manner in protecting and promoting the public interest.
This Council further pledges that it will carry out its responsibilities as intended and established by federal, state and local statutes, ordinances and the City Charter, and will do so in a fair and impartial manner. Any City official or employee, elected or appointed, who is found to have used their position in a self-serving manner designed, or having such effect, to promote their own financial interest or the financial interest of a friend, associate, business employer, or relative instead of the public interest, shall be subject to censure, possible removal from office, and prosecution in accordance with federal, state and city laws.
The simple intent of this resolution is to remind each of us, Council and staff, that we exist in public office or employment, to serve the public interest and not to promote or serve individual interests. In carrying forth this purpose, Council and staff are dependent upon each other to most effectively and fairly transact the City's business and must do so in a forthright, honest and candid manner.
This resolution shall be kept on file in the City Clerk's office and shall be returned to the City Council for consideration at the beginning of each new year.
A copy shall be distributed to employees following its adoption.
Passed by the City Council of the City of Blaine this 3rd day of January 2019.


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Caribbean Initiative (dt.: Karibische Initiative) ist eine Initiative der IUCN (International Union for the Conservation of Nature). Sie konzentriert sich auf die Inseln der Karibik, die als ökologisch zusammenhängender Bereich vor der Herausforderung stehen eine Nachhaltige Entwicklung ihrer Ressourcen mit dem Schutz der  Umwelt in Einklang zu bringen.

Ursprung
Die IUCN hält alle vier Jahre ihre Hauptversammlung beim World Conservation Congress ab, wo ein globales Vier-Jahres-Programm für Umweltschutz und Nachhaltige Entwicklung diskutiert und verabschiedet wird. 2004 forderten Mitglieder der Union vom Sekretariat, die Präsenz der IUCN in der Region Karibik zu verstärken. Daraufhin wurde die Caribbean Initiative formuliert.
Hintergrund waren umfangreiche Konsultationen und eine Evaluation grundlegender Themen, Bedürfnisse und Möglichkeiten im Umfeld der Karibik, auch im Zusammenspiel der Mitglieder und Partnerorganisationen. Die Entwicklung des Programms wurde mit Unterstützung des französischen Ministère de l'Écologie et du Développement durable und des italienischen Ministero degli Affari Esteri e della Cooperazione Internazionale in Angriff genommen.

Von 2009 bis 2012 wurde die Strategie für die Initiative entwickelt, nachdem die Mitglieder und Experten der IUCN im Oktober 2008 beim World Conservation Congress in Barcelona, Spanien, das Programm verabschiedet hatten. Mit diesem Datum wurde die Initiative auch offiziell institutionalisiert.
Die Initiative bietet sozial und politisch engagierten Funktionären die Möglichkeit an einem einheitlichen Programm auf den verschiedensten Ebenen von lokal bis global teilzunehmen und in vereinten und auf Teilhabe basierenden Aktionen Unterstützung zu bekommen.

Hauptsitz
Für die Anfangszeit wurde die Initiative als IUCN Caribbean unter der Verantwortung des Regional Office for Mesoamerica in Costa Rica gestellt.
Coordinatorin der Caribbean Initiative ist derzeit Ms Deirdre P. Shurland von Trinidad und Tobago.

Mitglieder
Bahamas:
Bahamas National Trust

Kuba:
Ministerio de Ciencia, Tecnología y Medio Ambiente (CITMA)
Fundación Antonio Núñez Jiménez de la Naturaleza y el Hombre
Sociedad Cubana para la Protección del Medio Ambiente

Dominikanische Republik:
Secretaría de Estado de Medio Ambiente y Recursos Naturales
Centro para la Conservación y Ecodesarrollo de la Bahía de Samana y su Entorno (CEBSE)
Consorcio Ambiental Dominicano (CAD)
Fundación para el Mejoramiento Humano-PROGRESSIO
Grupo Jaragua

Haïti
Fondation pour la Protection de la Biodiversité Marine (FoProBiM)

Jamaika
National Environment and Planning Agency (NEPA)
Environmental Foundation of Jamaica (EFJ)
Jamaica Conservation and Development Trust (JCDT)
Negril Area Environmental Protection Trust (NEPT)
Negril Chamber of Commerce (NCC)

Niederländische Antillen:
National Parks Foundation of the Netherlands Antilles (STINAPA)

St. Kitts und Nevis:
Nevis Department of Physical Planning, Natural Resources and Environment

St. Lucia:
Saint Lucia National Trust

Trinidad und Tobago
Caribbean Natural Resources Institute (CANARI)
The Trust for Sustainable Livelihoods (SUSTRUST)

Einzelnachweise

Weblinks
Caribbean Initiative IUCN  Website

Internationale Organisation (Naturschutz)
Landschaftsschutz
Gegründet 2008
Karibik


Lobster is best served either immediately or chilled. However, there are times when you will want to keep boiled, grilled or sauteed lobster warm to serve shortly after cooking. It is not advisable to keep lobster warm for more than 10 to 20 minutes, as the lobster will continue to cook and may become rubbery and overcooked. Keeping cooked lobster warm is best done if you will be serving it shortly but need time to set the table or prepare a sauce.
Remove the lobster from the cooking source. If boiling, use tongs or a strainer to remove it from the stockpot. If grilling or sauteeing, use tongs to lift it up from the grill or frying pan.
Place the lobster on a large plate. If you are cooking more than one lobster, you will need either a very large plate or multiple plates to hold the lobsters.
Cover the lobster completely with aluminum foil. Wrap the plate securely to prevent heat loss.
Keep the plate in a room temperature part of your kitchen. Placing the plate in an oven or other warm spot will cause the lobster to cook even more, while placing the plate in a cool part of the house will cause the lobster to cool off.
Serve the still-warm lobster within 10 to 20 minutes of cooking.
Warming the plate in your oven or dishwasher before using will help keep the lobster even warmer, but do not use a very hot plate.
Check the temperature of the lobster before serving. If it has dropped below 135 degrees Fahrenheit, it may no longer be safe to serve.


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by Nancy White Carlstrom ; illustrations by Bruce Degen.
Rhymed text and illustrations describe Jesse Bear's activities from morning to bedtime. These are recitable rhymes about a most endearing bear, who, like all toddlers, makes the simplest tasks in an ordinary day wholly exciting and new. Catchy and fun, with illustrations that some find too sweet, but others believe are "just right." Jesse Bear, what will you wear? What will you wear in the morning! My shirt of red Pulled over my head Over my head in the morning. And so Jesse Bear starts his day. It isn't really an unusual day for a little bear, but the weather is warm and sunny and just right for all the things Jesse Bear enjoys doing -- like playing in his sandbox, chasing butterflies, and swinging in his swing. At the end of the day, a tired Jesse Bear is ready for bed, and for wearing Sleep in my eyes And stars in the skies Moon on my bed And dreams in my head. Lilting verse and exuberant paintings combine to make Jesse Bear's day a very special one indeed, in a book that even the youngest readers will want to return to again and again. Annotation. This rhyming picture book follows Jesse Bear through his day. The rhymes are clean and catchy and beg to be recited. The illustrations (have) a cheery, uncluttered exuberance. Jesse Bear celebrates youngsters' joy, pride and comfort in their own independence as they try on their own familiar environment and find that it fits.
A nice addition to any young readers library.
This book/tape set features a song about what Jenny Jenkins will wear. Each of her friends make suggestions as to color, and Jenny turns each down until she decides to attend the fair bare (or bear, in this case). The bears previously starred in The Teddy Bear's Picnic and are making an enjoyable return in this song written as a picture book. The artwork is childlike and simple with a focus on the color which matches the words of the verse on each page. Kindergartners may enjoy singing the song and learning to identify the color words, but the nonsense rhymes may not be easily understandable. Recommned for teachers, parents and K-2 students.
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The 1978 Nicholls State Colonels football team represented Nicholls State University as a member of the Gulf South Conference (GSC) the 1978 NCAA Division II football season. Led by fifth-year head coach Bill Clements, the Colonels compiled an overall record of 5–6 with a conference mark of 5–2, tying for third place in the GSC. Nicholls State played home games at John L. Guidry Stadium in Thibodaux, Louisiana.

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Short animation created by Revelation TV showing the inside of Noah's Ark, it's height, it's depth and it's width.
Exploding Word Ministries are pleased to be able to offer the services of the identified speaker to address small bible groups, church services, home meeting or in a small group setting etc. The service is free. This is God's work therefore it becomes His responsibility to fund it as He sees fit. Matthew 10: 8 Freely you received, freely give.
The selection of sermons accessible from this site are taken from scheduled speaking engagements throughout N. Ireland. As some users will be accessing the site using MS Explorer it is therefore important to highlight that the main menu will ask the user to download the mp3 file prior to listening. To overcome this we have included a flash player on the bottom right column which works in all tested browses and will allow streaming of the sermons without delay.


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LPAC—Julian Assange was arrested at the Ecuadorian Embassy in London today for failing to show up in court in London in 2012, and pursuant to a previously sealed, March 2018 indictment from the U.S. District Court in the Eastern District of Virginia. That indictment charges him with conspiracy with respect to Chelsea Manning's leak of secret and sensitive information to WikiLeaks, which published Manning's material, later covered and republished by the Guardian, the New York Times, Der Speigel, and El Pais. Assange announced through his attorneys that he would fight extradition on the indictment.


An implant-supported bridge is similar to a regular dental bridge, but it is supported by implants and not by natural teeth. In most cases, when an implant-supported bridge is used, one implant is placed in the jawbone for each missing tooth on either end of the span. Once the implants have integrated into the bone, the crowns which replace the missing teeth are connected to each other to form one piece, which is fixed in place. These are a wonderful option to dentures because they stay in the mouth all the time, including at night during sleep. These implant supported bridges do not move or shift during eating, nor do they create sore spots on the gums like dentures do sometimes.
When would an implant-supported bridge be used?
An implant-supported bridge is used when more than one tooth is missing. It also may be used when your dentist is concerned that you might put too much pressure on individual implants that are not connected to each other. For example, clenching or grinding your teeth can put a lot of pressure on individual implants. This can increase the chances that they will loosen from the bone and fail. An implant-supported bridge reduces the pressure on the individual implants in the bone, and spreads it across the entire bridge. If the implants will be placed next to natural teeth, the natural teeth and surrounding gums must be in good health. If you do not have enough bone to place and support the dental implants, the supporting bone can be built up using bone augmentation or grafting before the actual implant procedure begins.
How does an implant-supported bridge work?


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Subway Google Cars
SwingTrans
Tactical reserve buses for rail replacement
Ten Gas Dollar Transportation System
Train detection system
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vertical laserbeams on bus and tram
vehicle:mass transit
A cross between a taxi and a bus
A bus is a large vehicle which carries a lot of people on a specified route to a specified destination at a specified time for a specified cost.
A taxi is a smaller vehicle which carries a few people to where they want to go at a time which suits them for a specified cost.
So what if we combine the two ideas;
A large vehicle which takes a lot of people to where they want to go for a specified cost.
The taxibus would begin at a designated point in a city/airport. People would get on and tell it where they wanted to go at which point it would begin taking them to the destination. Along the way, anyone who wanted to jump on could hail the bus (like you hail a taxi) and ask to be taken to another destination.
If the second destination is on the way, so much the better, the people who just got on are taken there. If it's not then the people who got on first are taken where they want to go and then the taxibus proceeds to the second destination.
At any point people can jump on and request destinations, and in each case if the destination is nearer or on the way they get dropped off first, if it's not theirs becomes the second destination.
I think there would need to be computer controlled prioritising for the destinations based on the amount of time diverting would add to the current journey (no more than 5% say) weighted against how long someone has been on the taxibus. Someone who has been on the taxibus for a while might be allocated a 10% or 15% diversion allowance, for example. The whole route could be controlled by satnav and instructions relayed to the driver.
Once there are no passengers the taxibus returns to the nearest starting zone, or the zone with the most waiting passengers, etc.
I would also argue that system would make more money than a bus or taxi because it would be a little more expensive than a route bus (though not much more) and it would not spend very much time running empty.
— mecotterill, May 29 2009
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Interesting idea. We have a similar service in our airport limos, that transport multiples to multiple locations. But not just for per diem. I give this a tentative + till someone else thinks of a reason to _.
— blissmiss, May 29 2009
I included a sketch of this idea in my "Congoline Unicycles" post but not in detail... basically real-life TCP/IP routing. [+] but a bit baked: local municipality's transit buses run in a similar fashion: each has a specific area and suggested route but they hit sidestreets and take shortcuts to pick up and drop off individual passengers.
— FlyingToaster, May 29 2009
Yes Quest, I've thought about this. I think you would have to 'zone' the area the taxibus can run around. North, South, East and West for example with a boundary around the city. Perhaps you could have a zone at the edge of the boundary where the zones meet so people can get dropped off there to transfer from a North taxibus to a West Taxibus for example.
— mecotterill, Jun 06 2009
[+] It would be more efficient if the destinations were displayed on the outside of the vehicle on some sort of electronic screen so you could see if the bus is going anywhere near your destination. e.g. if someone is going to the same shopping center that you are or if they are going to a place that is 2 blocks away from where you are going, you could select some sort of "piggyback" option where you pay half price in exchange for the luxury of being taken directly from door to door.
— Jscotty, Jun 06 2009
If it was a consensus issue, and proportional to the number of people and miles, then there might well be a situation where it wouldn't be directly relevant to count all. But, at the same time, when you think about the diversions, they wouldn't be more than if they had been in the first place.]
So, [+]
— MaxwellBuchanan, Jun 06 2009


Can't touch your toes? Can't touch your knees? Can't even touch your nose? Unless you have no hands, there is no excuse - you need pilates! Hire Space's James Roche brings you three top pilates studios for hire in London!
If there's two things I love most about Greenwich, it's the Meantime Brewery and the Little Pilates and Dance Studio. While sampling fine ales and using the "reformer" equipment aren't two activities I recommend combining (65% of all alcohol-related injuries last year in the UK were related to "stretching for beer"), I would certainly suggest you pay a visit to this charming, newly refurbished exercise space as soon as you can.
Equipped with cushioned Harlequin dance floor, fully mirrored walls, portable ballet barres, an mp3 docking system and equipment, this wonderful space is available for hire and suitable for not only pilates, but yoga, kids' dance and personal training classes.
Suitable for 10-14 people using mats, studio 2 provides a terrific venue for smaller yoga and pilates classes. With three studios in total, each ranging in size, you would be hard pressed finding such versatile spaces and fine facilities across London.
The team at Evolve are passionate about creating a healthy work/life balance and supporting people to grow, heal and evolve within a like-minded community. A visit to this venue and you will see just how this ethos is reflected in their wonderful spaces available for hire.
In the world of dance, a sprung dancefloor is as sought after as One Direction tickets. And if it wasn't for the band's rigorous pilates regimen, how would they ever be able to escape the clutches of obsessed fans at such regular intervals?
At the Bhavan Centre's Kathak Hall (one of our many magnificent community spaces), you probably won't receive any 1D tickets but you will have access to a sprung dancefloor and spacious hall perfect for fitness classes, yoga and pilates.
Located just minutes from West Kensington Tube, spaces for hire at the Bhavan Centre range from a large auditorium for concerts and conferences to dance studios, yoga and meeting rooms. But if you want to be like those crazy kids at 1D, why not hire out the Kathak Hall today and work on your singing, dancing and of course, pilates!


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This half term, we'll travel through space to learn about the Solar System. We'll investigate an alien crash site, write an incident report and try to find the aliens who have landed. Where could they be? We'll make models of the Solar System and design spaceships, space buggies and space-related toys. Books and photographs will help us to learn about the first lunar landing and the astronauts who venture into space. Floor robots will be programmed to move around an alien landscape, and we will compose space sounds and dances. We'll also explore satellite images, investigate rockets and use ICT to communicate our ideas and present our work.
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Phonics at Ladygrove Primary School
At Ladygrove Primary School we follow the Letters and Sounds programme and supplement this with Jolly Phonics. We teach letter sounds in a way that is fun and multi-sensory. Children learn how to use the letter sounds to read and write words.
Parental support is important to all children as they benefit from plenty of praise and encouragement whilst learning. If interest is being lost leave the teaching for a while and then come back to it later. Not all children find it easy to learn and blend sounds. Extra practice will lead to fluency in reading and help your child in school.
Learning the letter sounds
During our Letters and Sounds sessions the 42 main sounds in English are taught, not just the alphabet. The sounds are in seven groups. Some sounds are written as two letters, such as ee and or. These are called digraphs. "oo" and "th" can each make two different sounds, as in book and moon, that and three.
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Children should learn each letter by its sound. For example, the letter a should be called a (as in ant) and not ai (as in aim). Similarly, the letter n should be nn (as in net), not en. This will help in blending. The names of the letters will follow later. Sounds that have more than one way of being written are initially taught in one form only. For example, the sound ai (rain) is taught first, and then alternative a-e (gate) and ay (day) follow later.
Remember that some sounds (digraphs) are represented with two letters, such as sh. Children should sound out the digraph (sh), not the individual letters (s-h). With practise they will be able to blend the digraph as one sound in a word. So, a word like rain should be sounded out r-ai-n, and feet as f-ee-t. This is difficult to begin with and takes practise. Some words in English have an irregular spelling and cannot be read by blending, such as said, was and one. Unfortunately, many of these are common words. The irregular parts have to be remembered. These words are called 'tricky words'.
Identifying sounds in words
Start by having your child listen for the first sound in a word. Games like I-Spy are ideal for this. Next try listening for the end sounds, as the middle sound of a word is the hardest to hear. Rhyming games and poems also help tune the ears to the sounds in words. Begin with simple three-letter words such as cat or hot. A good idea is to say a word and tap out the sounds. Three taps means three sounds. Say each sound as you tap. Take care with digraphs. The word fish, for example, has four letters but only three sounds, f-i-sh. The easiest way to know how to spell a word is to listen for the sounds in that word. Even with tricky words an understanding of letter sounds can help. You will find it helpful to be able to distinguish between a blend (such as st) and a digraph (such as sh). In a blend the two sounds s and t can each be heard. In a digraph this is not so. When sounding out a blend, encourage children to say the two sounds as one unit, so fl-a-g not f-l-a-g. This will lead to greater fluency when reading. Blending is the process of saying the individual sounds in a word and then running them together to make a word. For example, sounding out d-o-g and making dog. It is a technique every child will need to learn, and it improves with practise. To start with you should sound out the word and see if a child can hear it, giving the answer if necessary. Some children take longer than others to hear this. The sounds must be said quickly to hear the word. It is easier if the first sound is said slightly louder. Try little and often with words like b-u-s, t-o-p, c-a-t, and h-e-n. The letters are not introduced in alphabetical order. The first group (s, a, t, p, i, n) has been chosen because they make more simple three letter words than any other six letters. The letters b and d are introduced in different groups to avoid confusion. Each sound has an action which helps the children remember the letter(s) that represent it. As a child becomes more confident, the actions are no longer necessary. There is a list of all the letter sounds and their corresponding actions at the end of this guide.
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FENCETECH is the only show that is focused on Fence, Gate and Vehicle Access Control.
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Montreal, Quebec - October 29, 2015 - Automatic Systems, world leader in the automation of secure entrance control equipment for pedestrian, vehicle and passenger access, proudly announces their position as North American speed gate market leader. This, according to the most recent IHS technology report.
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Access Control has been an essential element of security since the human race realised the need to safeguard its property - yet it often fades into the background to the casual observer. But rather than being a passive element of security, access control is evolving into an integral part of an intelligent and reactive response to the latest threats. The evolution of access control is seeing new technologies and methods of using them that are designed to widen the gap between easy access for authorised visitors and significant barriers to intruders.
Undoubtedly access control is also becoming a key element in a wider pervasive move to integrate and streamline business technology, as commercial leaders look to garner the best value from the resources they spend. To achieve this, the access control industry is looking at ways of using avant-garde technology and more common, readily available workhorse products and systems, to offer the best-value, bespoke solutions - which offer genuine value for money. There is also a growing trend to integrating this with wider-ranging business systems to provide even greater control.
Take the example of a typical business premises. Most commercial offices use both security systems (be they fully automated or manned) along with non-security systems such as environmental services and core business systems. Traditionally all these services would have run independently, possibly as a legacy from a time before modern technology played a key role in organising data and it made sense logistically to organise these functions in isolation from one another. In all likelihood they would also have been run by different individuals or teams and only monitored at a top-end level by the company's management. However the increased homogeny of data systems means that integration is a far simpler and more desirable way of running the business and its premises efficiently.
Having the premises or a group of buildings within the company integrated makes sound business sense. Access control and other security or monitoring systems, such as CCTV, Fire systems, HR or personnel records (including School Information and Management System in the case of educational establishments) and environmental controls can all be used to monitor and react to situations as a whole. The obvious example is in the case of a building fire. Whilst the fire system will alert the appropriate emergency and management teams, access control in conjunction with CCTV can be used to alert which individuals that are potentially in the building and can also be used to close access to potentially dangerous areas to unauthorised individuals. The whole situation can be centrally managed remotely to ensure the highest degree of safety and effective response when time and decisive action will be key. Equally CCTV, access control and the HR system can be used in close co-operation in the event of an intruder alert. The access control system and CCTV will alert the operator of any potential intrusion whilst the HR system can be consulted to reference who should be able to access a specific location at the specific time to decide if it is a false alarm. Access control systems can even be used to help find greater environmental and efficiency savings as well, by monitoring access to the building and intelligently switching off lights or other powered systems when the facilities aren't in use. The combination of integrated tools that need to be incorporated can vary on the application, but having this full integration makes the overall task of building management much easier.
As part of this increasing move towards access control integration there are inevitably wider changes afoot in the infrastructure and organisational makeup of security management. A noticeable change in recent years is the increasing involvement of the IT department in taking control of elements of physical security along with the network security. As well as making the sharing of data easier, IT departments are also finding other benefits, such as cutting redundant and replicated information and the ability to remotely access and control building services from other remote locations to cut response times and the financial consequences of physically supervising multiple sites. This is being further fuelled by the UK network upgrade (21CN) and fibre roll-out by BT, which will give unprecedented IP connection speeds and make remote access integration even more appealing.
The wider technology trends that will directly influence access control technology are equally progressive. Along with IP integration becoming more mainstream, there are strong indications that Near Field Communications, using the latest ubiquitous mobile devices, will continue to become increasingly prevalent in the management of access control systems. By using a popular personal device such as a mobile phone, the user is freed from having to carry a specific ID token, which can be inconvenient and easily forgotten or mislaid. Equally, these Near Field Communications can be combined with cutting-edge biometric technology to give truly secure and convenient access.
The emergence of biometric readers, such as fingerprint, vein and facial recognition  is one of the most exciting developments in access control. Fingerprint readers are still often the main choice of biometric technology because of their relative simplicity and enticing cost levels, but the market is opening up to the idea that security can be significantly increased by using alternative methods or indeed by combining these to preserve user convenience whilst attaining the very highest levels of identity-dependant access control. Biometric readers are also particularly well suited to certain environments or locations. For example, employees working in extreme or dirty environments, such as desert locations, marine oil platforms, building sites, mines and quarries or polar research stations will have limited scope to carry identity tokens, so utilising biometrics is an ideal solution. Inversely, biometrics (especially contactless technology such as facial recognition) are equally ideal for sterile environments such as laboratories or hospitals where it is undesirable to have items that lead to contamination.
Biometric readers are also at the vanguard of the on-going effort to ensure access control is less fallible to the threats of fraudulent unauthorised entry. Using biometric data helps to significantly cut down the likelihood of unauthorised persons obtaining or counterfeiting access tokens. It is also an increasingly important element in finding ways to successfully incorporate multi-factor authentication into access control, which very rapidly ramps up the protection levels significantly. Even when used with more traditional identity verification methods, such as swipe cards, biometric readers add a significant level of infallibility to any access control system.
Take the example of a hospital drugs storage and dispensing area, with its attraction to criminal elements. Using a swipe card or PIN reader offers a basic level of access control, but in a location with a high turnover of visitors (many being normal members of the general public) the likelihood of a motivated individual being able to either steal an ID card or memorising the PIN code is an obvious concern. With the valuable and potentially very harmful products being stored it is highly desirable to use a 2-factor or even 3-factor authentication process to control access. Using a relatively simple and inexpensive access control method such as a MIFARE card reader (for a basic level of security) which is then combined with a cost-effective fingerprint reader means the individual looking to gain access has to verify their identity twice. This method not only effectively restricts access, it also gives a traceable record of who entered the restricted area and when, so there is an audit trail should there be any inconsistencies in stock taking for example. Additionally, the fact that various authorised persons can gain access at the same time means that even within this group it is desirable to have a further and more accurate record of entry, in the event of any issues and potentially serious consequences.
Combining technologies
This combination of access control technologies is another pervasive trend that is likely to continue growing within the sector. A move to multi technology readers is beneficial to end users and installers alike. The use of MIFARE cards, with their ability to encapsulate multiple details and information for different systems on a single token, is already proving to be cost effective for many businesses. This is further boosted by the use of Read/Write readers with remote access, which make the process of issuing and updating identification cards faster and more straightforward. Integrated controllers and readers significantly reduce the installation time required and also increase the ability to make full diagnostic checks and remote interrogation of problems. With ease of scalability, it's not difficult to see why this approach has already become popular and looks set to become the norm for many installations.
Inevitably, closer integration with other buildings services and the IP system means software is becoming a far more dominant consideration in access control management. The use of embedded web server technology within the hardware is making it easier than ever to oversee access control systems from any location. It also removes the traditional reliance on client software, a barrier to integrating different systems that can prove costly and frustrating when looking to enhance or extend the access control network. Going a step further and using hosted systems via an IP connection is another option that is increasingly becoming open to users, which can potentially offer increased resilience and a high degree of interoperability.
Access control solutions are also increasingly benefitting from innovations that the IT industry takes for granted. As well as IP integration, which as we have seen simplifies installation and management, the access control sector is increasingly embracing Power over Internet (PoE) technology to share cabling, which inevitably makes installation much easier and more convenient. Many vendors are now also starting to embrace WiFi to wirelessly link access control systems to further simplify installation and maintenance.
Whilst the access control sector is embracing the huge benefits of integrated technology, there are important security issues that also need to be considered - after all this is why access control is installed in the first place. Whilst using commercial off-the-shelf IT systems, such as Linux for example, offers great flexibility and attractive pricing (especially in conjunction with IP integration and web servers), they also present new security vulnerabilities which wouldn't have been an issue in the past. In some cases installers may be working with technology that is less familiar to them and there are risks that parts of the system may not be as secure as the physical access controls. This is where expert access control vendors will be able to make a real difference, lending a greater degree of support, through partner training and professional advice - ensuring that installers fully understand the wider ramifications of installing integrated systems so that the process offers as water-tight a solution as more traditional methods.
Predicting the future of access control, like the future of anything, is always a difficult task to do accurately. However, past experience has demonstrated that generally the market follows trends that offer the best solutions for the real business world. With regards to technology, there is no question that integration of systems will be a key factor in the future of access control management as the benefits are numerous. This will offer greater levels of interoperability and make it much easier to assess incidents and analyse events from beginning to end. Rapidly evolving integrated technology, such as video analytics cameras (which count people and prevent 'tailgating', one of the biggest access control issues), will increase security and reaction times. At the lower end of security needs, access cards that can be used for multiple applications will continue to evolve and offer affordable and highly usable solutions. At the other end of the scale, demand for biometrics readers will undoubtedly continue to grow due to the high-reliability and ease-of-use, bringing down prices and making the technology more mainstream. But beyond the technology, access control, like every other business expense, will be expected to continue offering tangible value for money. The age-old consideration of total cost of ownership will continue to be a key factor in where and how customers spend their budgets.
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If I modify the FLAG tags in EasyTAG, save the files, click on Refresh library in Audacious; however the tags will still not show as updated in Audacious.
I tried doing this with Audacious closed, opening/closing Audacious, to no apparent success. The only thing that will force the Library to update the tags seems to be renaming the folder containing the FLAC files.
Did you refresh the playlist (F5) or just scan for new files?
I scanned for new files, then closed the playlist and created a new one. The changes are not mirrored either in the Library pane or in the new playlist.
Did you refresh the playlist (F5)?
I've now tried F5 and it works, partly. When I do F5 the correct tags are being retrieved and populated in the album playlist. However, this doesn't seem to affect the Library pane at all. Whether I search or create a new playlist, the old tags are still being used.
Things are different though if I do F5 in the Library tab (which I now realize is what you were probably enquiring all along). F5 in Library tab has fixed the tags in the Library pane. Is this something that could be triggered automatically along with clicking the Library Refresh button?
They are separate commands because refreshing all the metadata involves reading every file and is a much slower operation than just checking for new files.
What we really need is a user manual, not sure how many people would read it though since you all seem to conclude that anything you can't immediately figure out must be a bug.
This is most certainly a bug, even if it were documented, as Audacious doesn't correctly detect changes in its Library.
Perhaps the way to approach this would be for Audacious to check time stamps in addition to path changes. This way the F5 operation can be run only on folders that include files that have been changed since the last scan.
No, this is the way it is designed to work.


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