With staffs slashed, with news rooms down to 30 percent, with all the pub closings and church closings, and the death of the box store, the old hostile take-over world is changing. With the culture of online universities, and crematoriums rather than the Land itself, who still has a loyalty to the old places, to the Fatherland, or to Isaac, on Rosh Hashanah? What do you owe your father and his Fatherland?
Appealing to your vanity, Abe, in the directive, for all-time, that you SHALL be a blessing. To a place you do not KNOW, you shall be a blessing?
So the events. The Call to give up your home, at the age of 70. The sacrifice of all that you have. "And I shall make your name great. And all shall praise your name?" And the event involves this idea of sacrifice, connected to not your son but your nameless mother. Leave! Your MOTHER-Land!
So after this idea of sacrifice – of the past – so the world will never forget, you have to now sacrifice the future. Or had the event been the miracle of Sarai finally giving birth, without a place called home, as a stranger in the land? At the age of 89! Or had the event been setting your first-born son, in the Call to Sarah to give up HIS home, free? Or in appealing to the opposite of your vanity, in the things which give identity, had the event been sacrificing her first born son, to set YOU somehow free?
Adoption. The National debt. Land as well as Land Management. The next generation. The price of the Louisiana Purchase, as the new states-to-come lead to a Civil War. Your own kids, left with this mortgage. How could you not feel the sense of punishment in the story about The Sacrifice?
Like the North American immigrant, as to the question who am I, after leaving "it" all behind. The work in the Water and Soil Conservation office. In the lyrics of "Oh Canada" there is the hymn to balance liberty with security, with The Spirit of the Land directed at 'Our' God. With This Spirit comes but the crimes against the Spirit of our home and Native Land, with the adopted Spirit? So you borrowed something that was never yours, to give to the future. Behold the Tabernacle …. That God may dwell with men and women.
Measure the invisible things that come out of sacrifice – their love, their kids, their God. Measure and compare the themes over this lifetime, of you to your better half. The connection of infertility to fertility … separate from the issue of punishment. For the women there is this sense of punishment, while Abe was out there walking the Earth, getting a sense of the Living God. To grow something deep, forever, for all the places without borders.
The Elephant in the room. In what is missing in each story, which son gets to enter willingly? Did the chief servant and the slaves? The first born son as an adolescent? The elephant in the room was a missing freedom, in the story of circumcision… for the forced in and the forced out. Like in the conception of Hagar, has the trauma ever been forgotten? For Ishmael? The first born son, in Recovery, of something forgotten? By Isaac? Can you explain the hatred for Christian, Jews, Muslims, and all religion in the western world? Is it an envy that God seems to give all the riches to Christians and Jews and Muslims, if you have seen their places of worship, or seen just the people standing at this Western Wall?
There always seems something foreign about Orthodox Jews, Catholics, Muslims. Over their concern for the outside world. When all politics is local, how can you be concerned about the far away, like the Jews, the Christians, the Muslims are? So why do you have this sense of Punishment in the story about The Sacrifice? What had been missing in The Akedah?
What did Abe come away with in The Spirit of the Land directed at One God who he called 'Our' Creator? From out of all the acts of saving, there is "Sacrifice." Being saved. For just your own? And then there is the hospitality in saving others… While being so human. Out of The Call, what followed in the chronology? The man fighting in war to save Lot. The man fighting for the victim, in the collective SACRIFICE, like the God of Abraham did in The Akedah? The man, now fighting, clearing a spot, for the Spirit of a land and for a "dwelling place for Spirit." So what is going on in these stories about giving up being either human or divine? Giving up your Homeland along with your home, then giving up your first born son, until finally sacrificing the first born son of your wife.
To believe in such Spirit of a Land, how human does Abraham seem to you? To have such intense desire, like Abe. Did you ever comprehend the difference between the human for a divine purpose … that all might be divine? There had been this connection of Ishmael/Isaac to one place, versus Moses/Jesus connection in the book of Exile, in giving something up, to all the Earth/ to all people. Could the half-sister of Abraham, the half-son of Sarah, the half son of God comprehend the difference between the human for a divine purpose? And what, if you were really born human, was the perspective of Joseph, to a foster Land if-not-adopted son? Either the Joseph of the Hebrew Bible or the Joseph of the New Testament?
Did you ever comprehend in the stories of relationship, in the theme of "the missing" in the story of the Passion, the other half? The half that Jesus cries out to? That he thinks he was wrong, in his leap of purpose, in this identity as The Messiah? In his Player Development, formed, by those related to Abraham, and then to be cut loose, Isaac – so much like Doug Mientkiewicz by the Minnesota Twins this week. Not fines AND suspension, or even banishment… but Death, as your father, through you, tries to save the world.
It is the second sons, in the world where firstborn sons are favored, who are supposed to challenge the Truth! Now what, sport followers/ Apostles/ Sarah? When you had carpet-baggers running the show, everyone should be on edge!
When you have to come back a separate, different way. So, there is this long period of recovery, either for the Victim or for anyone, like her/his family, who had come to know the Victim. And there is this long period of recovery, in trying to return to what was once there. So the sons of Isaac were supposed to grasp something so Intangible that comes out of the freedom to leave, in the story. When a Victim was so innocent, and somehow this indescribable event is connected to learning how to pray, directed at God-alone prayer with others, out of the alone-ness in the stories, like in the three Abrahamic religions – of Judaism, Christianity, Islam.
To convey and pass on a sacrifice: How many times would God intervene, after Sarah's out-sourcing, in this disorganized human world? Did you comprehend the irony of a people who grab hold of what you had uncovered — Spirit — after once giving up everything, now hugging the past, so that the most important part of Abraham's story would not be forgotten?
To reject the binding force is to be disowned. So behold Isaac as a true sacrifice. Did you anticipate a death …. a loss of home, again. Did you feel the "gone" associated with a living sacrifice, like the lasting impact of any "origin," with the immediate change that then comes in the tenses written in, as the name is recalled without all the emotions which went with the reputation. In death?
Did you feel something inside if you ever heard bagpipe music, like the wind blowing through those old world forts, held together only by the manner the stones had been laid?
Did you hear the cry in The Akedah, in war, when a victim is near death, not for your father, not for your Fatherland, maybe for your Creator, but in your missing mother? Rule Number Two, as a Creator, is, as seen after The Akedah, that in order to affect the world, first get put in it, as you pray.
So Jesus tells the crowd that God doesn't necessarily favor people like them which so angers synagogue-goers that they try to murder him. And the irony is that on Good Friday, God does not necessarily favor people like him, as that anger ends up getting a death sentence against him from Church and State.
Did you ever consider the conception of the first-born son of Abraham? Is that which motivates him through out his life, as Abram had finished wrestling with the concept that he was leaving NOTHING behind. Until he had a second son, and thus the problem of Twos in the world, which Adam discovered when Eve came around. Behold the competition! And the sons of Abraham are born so innocent, but into this tension that is so alive today.
It was not exactly "original sin" as described by Augustine, who must have read the stories without much feeling, like my uncle who spent 8 years in the seminary, as it relates to people in the Hebrew Bible. "It is all fiction!" he told me. And I tried to tell him his perspective was outdated.
Because circumcision since the beginning has been symbolic of UNCONDITIONAL LOVE.


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Game Rai Game Rak (tailandés: เกมร้ายเกมรัก, inglés: Evil Game, Love Game), es una serie de televisión tailandesa transmitida del 28 de octubre del 2011 hasta el 11 de diciembre del 2011 por medio de la cadena Channel 3.

Sinopsis
Saichon es un joven isleño y huérfano que vive en la isla Min. Un día, tras una gran tormenta el destino lo lleva a encontrarse con Fahlada, una joven de 18 años que está inconsciente en la playa. Cuando ella se despierta, se dan cuenta de que ha perdido la memoria, por lo que decide cuidarla y la llama Nang Fah ("Ángel"). Pronto Saichon y Nang comienzan a enamorarse y a vivir juntos, y aunque al inicio Saichon no se atreve a decirle que está enamorado de ella, finalmente lo hace y la pareja se casa.

Un día, Chompooprae, la hermana adoptiva de Fahlada la ve en una foto en un folleto turístico, por lo que decide enviar a gente para que la traigan de vuelta, ya que la necesita para tener éxito en el negocio de su familia adoptiva. El hombre contratado por Chompooprae para recuperar a su hermana termina relacionándose con Yasa y sus sicarios, y cuando la encuentran a la fuerza la obligan a regresar a pesar de que ella no quiere irse y lucha por quedarse con su esposo.

En el hospital Nang, no acepta ningún tratamiento, por lo que Chompooprae hace que reciba un tratamiento muy agresivo de terapia de choque para que recupere sus recuerdos como Fahlada. A pesar de que logra recuperar la memoria de su vida anterior, pierde todos los recuerdos que creó con Saichon y todo lo que pasaron juntos en la isla. Al inicio intentando proteger a su hermana Chompooprae le miente y no le cuenta nada sobre la vida que creó en la isla y sobre su esposo, tampoco le cuenta que sus padres murieron en el accidente en el que ella perdió la memoria.

Cuando Saichon despierta del ataque de Yassa y sus hombres, quienes querían matarlo, queda devastado al ver que Nang Fah ha desaparecido, cuando se recupera decide viajar a Bangkok para encontrar a su esposa pero no tiene éxito, por lo que decide aceptar la ayuda de Michael Makovich, un millonario americano al que le salvó la vida luego de ser atacado por traficantes en el mar, y quien le ofrece salir de la isla, poco después Michael lo adopta como su hijo y Saichon ahora con el nombre de "Charles", viaja a los Estados Unidos.

Tres años después Saichon regresa de los Estados Unidos para hacerse cargo de la compañía aérea que posee su padre en Tailandia, y cuando conoce a su nueva socia de negocios, esta resulta ser Choompooprae, ella se enamora a primera vista de él a pesar de estar comprometida con el doctor P'Mor, sin embargo Saichon no está interesado, ya que sigue amando a Nang Fah.

Cuando Chompooprae le presenta a su hermana, Fahlada, Saichon se sorprende y queda encantado al poder reencontrarse con su esposa, pero también está herido y enojado al darse cuenta de que Fahlada no lo recuerda en lo absoluto, sin embargo decide buscar la forma de hacer que Fahlada lo recuerde.

Al darse cuenta de que Saichon únicamente está enamorado de Fahlada, Chompooprae una celosa intenta separarlos y contrata a Yassa para que se haga pasar por el esposo de su hermana y le miente contándole una historia diferente a lo que en realidad ella vivió en la isla Min.

Yassa también le miente a Saichon y le hace creer que Fahlada ha recuperado la memoria y ha querido olvidarlo a propósito, por lo que decide vengarse de ella y de Chompooprae por ser la persona que destruyó a su familia.

Reparto

Personajes principales
{| class="wikitable"
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! Actor !! Personaje !! Ocupación !! N.º de episodios !! Duración
|-
| Nadech Kugimiya || Saichon / Charles Makovich || rowspan="1" align="center"| CEO de "Seven Seas Airline" || rowspan="1" align="center"| 21 || align="center" | 2011
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| Urassaya Sperbund || Fahlada "Fah" Pimookmontra / Nang Fah || rowspan="1" align="center"| Fotógrafa de "Film Flash Production House" || rowspan="1" align="center"| 21 || align="center" | 2011
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| Natwara Wongwasana || Chompooprae "Prae" Pimookmontra || rowspan="1" align="center"| Hermana Adoptiva de Fahlada / Empresaria || rowspan="1" align="center"| 16 || align="center" | 2011
|-
| Tanawat "Pope" Wattanaputi || Wattana "P'Mor" Sinthudej || rowspan="1" align="center"| Doctor Neurocirujano || rowspan="1" align="center"| 16 || align="center" | 2011
|}

 Personajes secundarios

 Otros personajes

 Episodios
La serie estuvo conformada por 21 episodios, los cuales fueron emitidos cada viernes, sábados y domíngos a las 20:30 a través de Channel 3.Game Rai Game Ruk Episode 8 review

 Premios y nominaciones

 Producción
También es conocida como "Game Rai Game Ruk" y "Evil Game Loses to Love Game".

La serie fue dirigida por Ampaiporn Jitmaingong y producida por Da Hathairath Ummatawanith.

La serie contó con el apoyo de la compañía "Lakorn Thai" y fue distribuida por Chanel 3 (Thai TV 3).

 Música
La música de inicio fue "Glap Ma Pen Muan Deum Dai Mai" (Can We Be The Same?) de Crescendo, "Talay See Dam" (The Dark Sea) de Lula ft. Tar Paradox, mientras que la canción de cierre fue Tee Rak'' (Sweetheart) de Pramote Pathan.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Series de televisión de Tailandia
Series de televisión iniciadas en 2011
Series de televisión finalizadas en 2011

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Q: Getter method not working on PostgreSQL model I am defining a getter method on my Users model like so,
'use strict';
module.exports = function(sequelize, DataTypes) {
  var Users = sequelize.define('Users', {
    name: DataTypes.STRING,
    uuid: {
      type: DataTypes.INTEGER,
      allowNull: false,
      primaryKey: true
    },
    poll_ids: DataTypes.ARRAY(DataTypes.INTEGER)
  }, {
    classMethods: {
      associate: function(models) {
        // associations can be defined here
        Users.hasMany(models.Polls, {
          foreignKey: 'userId'
        });
      }
    },
    getterMethods: {
      getUUID() {
        return this.getDataValue('uuid');
      }
    }
  });
  return Users;
};

And I am trying to run it like so,
models.Users.create({
        name: name,
        uuid: uuid,
        poll_ids: poll_ids
    }).then((user) => {
        console.log(user.getUUID());
    });

However, I get the following error when I do that.

Unhandled rejection TypeError: user.getUUID is not a function

Note: I have defined my models and migrations with sequelize-cli. I added the getterMethods to the model file after doing the migration. I ran an undo migrate, sync of the database and migrate again to make sure the migration files reflected the change to my model. However, I am not sure that is the way to go about doing an update on the migration file. Where am I going wrong?

A: Okay, finally got something to work. Defining it as part of the model doesn't work, but for some reason defining it as part of the property works.
module.exports = function(sequelize, DataTypes) {
  var Users = sequelize.define('Users', {
    name: DataTypes.STRING,
    uuid: {
      type: DataTypes.INTEGER,
      allowNull: false,
      primaryKey: true,
      get() {
        return this.getDataValue('uuid');
      }
    },
    poll_ids: DataTypes.ARRAY(DataTypes.INTEGER)
  }, {
    classMethods: {
      associate: function(models) {
        // associations can be defined here
        Users.hasMany(models.Polls, {
          foreignKey: 'userId'
        });
      }
    }
  });
  return Users;
};

In the routes file
models.Users.create({
        name: name,
        uuid: uuid,
        poll_ids: poll_ids
    }).then((user) => {
        console.log('Finally');
        console.log(user.get('uuid'));
    });

A: I haven't seen it in the docs for some time, but defining instanceMethods seems to work for what you're looking to achieve with getUUID()
Replace getterMethods: with instanceMethods and you should be able to access .getUUID( on instances of the Users model.

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Q: Shared projects and resource files We have a solution with a shared project that is referenced by two other projects.
In the shared project, we have resx files, but we noticed the code-behind Designer.cs file is not updated when adding or modifying terms in the resx. Apparently, custom tool generation (ResXFileCodeGenerator) for embedded resources is not supported in shared projects.
I have been searching quite a while to overcome this limitation. I tried creating a class library with all resource files but then I stumbled on the problem that I cannot add a reference to that class library in the shared project.
Does anyone have any idea how I could fix this? Having resource files in a class library, and being able to use them in our shared project views?
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Apart from the problem above, we can get the resx files working on the projects when we just add the code ourselves in the Designer.cs file, but still it looks like there are still some issues.
For example, in the view, we can get the translations through our namespace and the term name, but in the IDE they are shown as red (not resolvable). However, if we run the application, it works like it should.
UPDATE: I was able to have translations from a resx file in a separate project shown in my views when running the application. However, in the shared project, where the views reside, my references to the resx file are still displayed in red. This is probably because the shared projects has no references to the translation project. Once built, the 'real' projects which have a reference, can find the resx translations so no problem when running the application.
Is there any way to tell visual studio that my shared project uses resx files from a separate class library, so that it finds the terms and doesn't underline my references? It would be nice to have the intellisense working.

As requested in the comments, see a snippet of my View/Html code:
@using System.Configuration
@{
    ViewBag.Title = "ManageCategories";
}

@CategoryResources.SPIS_Categories_Maintenance.Button_Delete

@CategoryResources.SPIS_Categories_Maintenance.Confirm_Delete

                <button type="button" class="btn btn-default" ng-click="categoriesVm.doDeleteSelected();"> @CategoryResources.SPIS_Categories_Maintenance.Label_Yes</button>
                <button type="button" class="btn btn-default" ng-click="categoriesVm.cancelDeleteSelected();"> @CategoryResources.SPIS_Categories_Maintenance.Label_No</button>

And then see this screenshot, where the references aren't recognized:

Notice also, that the ViewBag is also not recognized. But when running, all works as expected...

A: Could be just a namespace issue in the design view. Include the namespace for the resources in the Views/web.config file. The Views will use the namespaces included there to resolve types.
Views/web.config
<pages pageBaseType="System.Web.Mvc.WebViewPage">
  <namespaces>
    <add namespace="System.Web.Mvc" />
    <add namespace="System.Web.Mvc.Ajax" />
    <add namespace="System.Web.Mvc.Html" />
    <add namespace="System.Web.Optimization"/>
    <add namespace="System.Web.Routing" />
    <add namespace="System.Net.Http" />
    <add namespace="{Resources name space here}" />

    <add namespace="System.Configuration" />
  </namespaces>
</pages>

A: This is working for me using Visual Studio 2015, try the following:

*

*Don't name your shared resources "Resources.resx" or "Resource.resx" as this can lead to conflicts. Use something like "Strings.resx" or "Translation.resx".

*Make sure the access modifier is public when you open the resx file in the designer:

*Add the reference in your project and reference the namespace in your Views/web.config as explained in @Nkosi's answer.

A: I was able to make a shared resource .resx file that was visible to each of the other projects and to a shared project.  After figuring this out, I came across this question that provides the details:  Share Resource Files Across Projects.  The important point, as Charlie notes in the second answer, is that in the .csproj file for each project that gets the shared resource, the LogicalName for the linked .resx file must be adjusted so that the designer file can find the resource in the assembly.  I created a test set of files to illustrate this - there is too much code to list here but if anyone is interested it is on github.  I don't know if it is Ok to post a link to the repository so I'll leave this out.


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Reminder, Monday Night – Talking at Lean Software Austin Gathering
By Mark Graban On Jan 15, 2011 Last updated Jan 21, 2011
As a former Austin resident ("Keep Austin Weird!"), I'm happy to be heading down I-35 from Fort Worth to attend the Lean Software Austin gathering on January 17, 2011.
What do I know about software? Not much. But I'll be there to talk about general lean culture and lean management methods, leading a discussion about the most appropriate way to learn from manufacturing practices – including my experience in helping healthcare people understand what applies and what's transferrable.
You can read the full description of the event or jump right to the registration event page. Post a comment if you think you'll be there.
From the event description:
Critics often mis-state lean principles or highlight cases of "lean done wrong" – or what has been described as L.A.M.E. or "Lean As Misguidedly Executed" an admittedly awkward acronym coined by this month's speaker. Organizations that mindlessly force tools on employees, use lean to drive layoffs, or focus on speed over quality, give "Real Lean" (a term coined by author Bob Emiliani) a bad name.
Austin's Lean Software community welcomes Mark Graban, a blogger, author, and consultant for healthcare organizations that are embracing the Lean philosophy. Mark will share his experiences working with hospitals after beginning his career in the manufacturing sector. Starting the talk with a vivid case example from a hospital, we will have an informal discussion about the role of systems and processes in delivering quality, as well as the critical nature of a management system and culture in lean transformation efforts. Expect a robust discussion about the proper, thoughtful transfer of methods from one industry to another, including software and "lean startups."
Mark Graban
Mark Graban is an internationally-recognized consultant, author, and professional speaker who has worked in healthcare, manufacturing, and startups. His latest book is Measures of Success: React Less, Lead Better, Improve More. He is author of the Shingo Award-winning books Lean Hospitals and Healthcare Kaizen, as well as The Executive Guide to Healthcare Kaizen. He also published the anthology Practicing Lean that benefits the Louise H. Batz Patient Safety Foundation, where Mark is a board member. Mark is also a Senior Advisor to the technology company KaiNexus.
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E.ON says opened arbitration talks with Gazprom
By Jan Hromadko
Published: Aug 1, 2011 11:20 a.m. ET
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DUESSELDORF -(MarketWatch)- E.ON Ruhrgas AG, the gas business of German utility E.ON AG (EOAN.XE), Monday confirmed it has opened arbitration proceedings related to talks with Russia's natural gas monopoly Gazprom OAO (GAZP.RS) over long-term gas supply deals.
"We can confirm that we have opened an arbitration process related to our supply relationship with Gazprom," E.ON Ruhrgas said in an emailed statement, confirming several reports in the German media earlier Monday.
E.ON added that the gas supply contracts with Gazprom specifically spell-out that arbitration can be initiated by either party, if both companies fail to reach an out of court settlement in renegotiating commercial terms of the gas supply deals.
E.ON declined to comment further on the details of the arbitration process, but added that talks with Gazprom are continuing with the aim of reaching an amicable agreement.
E.ON is Gazprom's single largest customer, but both companies have been in talks to adjust the commercial terms of the contracts for months.
Profit margins at E.ON's wholesale gas have been under severe pressure due to the disconnect between long-term, oil-indexed procurement prices and the lower selling prices to customers.
The negotiations are delicate with billions of euros at stake for both companies.
E.ON sources about one quarter of its gas from Russia and in light of the around 20 billion cubic meters it buys there, even small price reductions would result in massive revenue shortfall for Gazprom.


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14 Top Attractions & Things to Do in Kiev, Ukraine; Alison Abbott; PlanetWare
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14 Top-Rated Attractions & Things to Do in Ukraine; Alison Abbott; PlanetWare
Source: 14 Top-Rated Attractions & Things to Do in Ukraine | PlanetWare
In pics: Monastery of the Caves in Kiev, Ukraine; Li Xia; Xinhua
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In pics: Monastery of the Caves in Kiev, Ukraine; Xinhua
Kyiv, the ancient Eastern Europe city full of monuments, history; Eliud Kibii; The Star
It'a benchmark on the preservation of historical assets, monuments…
Source: Kyiv, the ancient Eastern Europe city full of monuments, history
New book tells of sacred relics of Princely Ukraine-Rus appropriated by Russia; Halyna Tereshchuk; Euromaidan Press
The icon of the Annunciation of Korsun, which was re-named the Annunciation of Ustyug in Russia, is an ancient pre-Mongolian icon from the Kyivan Rus era. Different sources say it was created around 1022 in either Kyiv or Korsun (modern Ukrainian: Khersones). The icon was taken to Moscow by Ivan the …
Source: New book tells of sacred relics of Princely Ukraine-Rus appropriated by Russia |
Ukraine's Chernivtsi a charming city of architectural gems; Frances D'Emilio; AP
Source: Ukraine's Chernivtsi a charming city of architectural gems
Nightlife in Kiev: a complete guide to partying like a local!; Amy Butler; Hostelworld
Kiev nightlife offers plenty of places to party. Here are the top clubs, rooftop bars and cocktail spots not to miss. PLUS, essential do's and don'ts.
Source: Nightlife in Kiev: a complete guide to partying like a local! – Hostelworld
Is Ukraine dangerous for tourists?; Kate Dobromishev; Medium.com
In 2012, Euro 2012 was held in Ukraine; that sharply and rapidly increased the influx of foreign tourists into our country. In this…
Source: Is Ukraine dangerous for tourists?
Heritage is a hot commodity in Lviv – but it's time the public had a share in the past again; Diana Vonnak; The Conversation
Looking back at Lviv's Soviet past, there are clues about how to preserve history for everyone – not just the affluent.
Source: Heritage is a hot commodity in Lviv – but it's time the public had a share in the past again
A Guide to Exploring Lviv; Iuliia Torre; Rus Tourism News
A Guide to Exploring Lviv…
Source: A Guide to Exploring Lviv – Rus Tourism News
What To Do And See In Lviv, Ukraine; Yanna N; Slavorum
Lviv is a gorgeous city in Ukraine, which attracts tourists from all over all year round. The city's center has been part of UNESCO's World Heritage list for decades. The area has survived quite a few battles and foreign governments ever since it was first founded in the early 1200s.
Source: What To Do And See In Lviv, Ukraine
These are the most unusual New East places you need to visit in 2019; Sasha Raspopina; Calvert Journal
With winter on its way out, it's time to book your getaways for the year. There's never been a better time to head east, with adventure tourism,…
Source: These are the most unusual New East places you need to visit in 2019
Ukraine to Pick Church Head, Securing Dramatic Split From Russia; Kateryna Choursina & Ilya Arkhipov; Bloomberg
Ukraine vs Russia: Inside the the biggest schism in Orthodox Christianity in 350 years; Alec Luhn; Telegraph
Monks have been secluding themselves from the world for more than a millennium in the caves of the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra, where 120 mummified brothers lie in glass-covered coffins along the low, sloping corridors.
Source: Ukraine vs Russia: Inside the the biggest schism in Orthodox Christianity in 350 years
How to Spend 48 Hours in Kiev, Ukraine with kids; Adriana; CheeseWeb
Kiev, Ukraine is brimming with culture and history and makes a great budget family-travel destination. We share a weekends worth of best things to do in Kiev, Ukraine with kids, plus where to stay in Kiev and the city's best restaurants.
Source: How to Spend 48 Hours in Kiev, Ukraine with kids
25 Unforgettable Things to do in Lviv That Prove Just How Quirky This Ukrainian City Is!; Stephanie Parker; Big World Small Pockets
Ever heard of Lviv? Nope, nor had I before I started my trip to Ukraine and began learning more and more about this gorgeous gem of a city located in the west of the country. A UNESCO World Heritage listed town, Lviv, with its great culinary offerings, artistic flavour and coffee obsession sounded right up my street and with the ability to hop onboard a romantic night train from Kiev to get there, I knew it was going to make the perfect accompaniment to my time in Ukraine's capital. And Ukraine being Ukraine, I also had an inkling that Lviv…
Source: 25 Unforgettable Things to do in Lviv That Prove Just How Quirky This Ukrainian City Is!
Here's Why Kiev Should be on Your Bucket List!; Cacinda Maloney; Points And Travel
Come along with Travel Writer Cacinda Maloney as she explores all the things to do in Kiev and gives you the inside scoop on Kiev sightseeing.
Source: Here's Why Kiev Should be on Your Bucket List!
15 reasons to visit Kiev, Ukraine; Kami and the Rest of the World
Kiev, Ukraine is one of the most fascinating and interesting capitals in Europe. Here are 15 solid reasons why you should visit Kiev as soon as possible!
Source: 15 reasons to visit Kiev, Ukraine – Kami and the Rest of the World
Thinking of Visiting Ukraine? Don't Miss These 10 Sites!; BabaMail
Ukraine – L'viv – the Ensemble of the Historic Centre
Ukraine is a country frequented by many visitors or traversed on the way to another European destination. Ukraine is rich in culture and many architectural sites, along with green areas, forests and abundant rivers. Unfortunately, this country has a history of military struggles, demonstrations and conflicts, the last of which was half of Crimea being annexed by Russia. However, even today you can visit and enjoy a variety of beautiful cities and districts that give extraordinary experiences to any traveler from anywhere, and these are the 10 most recommended places to visit in Ukraine:
1. Olesko Castle, Lviv
Olesko Castle can be found on the top of a green hill in the Lviv district, and although it was built in the 13th century, it is very well preserved to this day. Although the area around it may seem quiet and pastoral, it is a structure that became the focus of a political battle in the 14th century when Poland, Lithuania, and Hungary claimed ownership of the land on which the castle stood and wanted to gain sole control over it.
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Seven Medieval Sites added to the UNESCO World Heritage List; Medieval Histories
Chain Reaction: Exploring the Chaîne des Puys Volcanoes in France; Dominic Bliss; France Today
Languedoc Roussillon: The Best Places to Visit in the South of France; France Today
I've Been to 60 Countries, but These 6 Changed Me Forever; Johanna Read; Reader's Digest
Breathtaking Photo of Bengal Tiger Taking a Stroll in Front of Ancient Ruins; Jessica Stewart; My Modern Met
Persian Empire - Facts & Summary; HISTORY.com
Australia urges tourists not to cancel holidays; Alistair Walsh; Deutsche Welle
Nine things to see and do at Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park; Anthony Dennis; Traveller
Exploring Cuba: Cool, captivating and challenging; Janice Nieder; Stark Insider
Cyrus the Great and Persian control of the Middle East; Daniel Peterson; Deseret News
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Has anyone got any guidance on best practice for backup routines with off-site replication?
I'm particularly interested in feedback about the management of backup sets and their replication. I've tried setting Limit Sets but that doesn't seem to make any difference, it still pulls down everything on the local server to the offsite server.
I give you a tip, do not spend time on this!


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Research - Mentoring and Innovation
US-MEXICO BORDER PROJECT
Columbia/Venezuela Border Project
Programs and Conferences
2013 NWRC Symposium
2015 Whither Turbulence & Big Data >
William K. George, PhD
Symposium Sessions & Posters
Course & Curriculum Development
MANE 2060- Fundamentals of Flight (RPI)
Study Abroad Experience in Puerto Rico: Undergraduate students from
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) and Universidad del Turabo (UT)
in Puerto Rico collaborated for two weeks in projects related to designing,
building, and flying of a model aircraft as a capstone design experience.
In total, 26 freshmen in Aeronautical Engineering from RPI traveled to
Puerto Rico between May 21- June 5 of 2010 where they teamed with
seven undergraduates in Mechanical Engineering from UT. This represents
the largest number of students abroad at RPI since the creation of
the international experience. The two week long experience was organized
into academic and cultural components, with the academic component
consisting of a main design project. The cultural component included
organized visits to popular landmarks. In addition, a journal article was
submitted for publication at the International Journal of Engineering Education
and program appeared at the Inside Rensselaer Magazine (see
articles below).
Building International Experiences Into An Engineering Curriculum -
A Design Project Based Approach. Maldonado, V., Castillo, L., Carbajal,
G. and Hajela, P., accepted for publication at European Journal of Engineering
Education, (2013).
A Soaring Opportunity for Aerospace Freshmen. Inside Rensselaer Magazine,
Vol. 4, No. 12, August 27, (2010).
Study Abroad in Peru (Purdue)
ME 590: Study Abroad in Wind Energy - December 2018.
Integrated wind energy fundamentals in a unique experience in Peru with
water challenges and food security. Students in the wind energy class
(Fall 2018) were able to bring a test-bed of a Cyber-physical system of a
microgrid to show how different inlet wind profiles affect the energy production.
In addition, this system included a continuous variable transmission
(CVT) to expand the operational point of a hydraulic wind turbine, and
evaluate its potential for the region. A series of short presentations and
demonstration at UNSA and UNSAAC were be part of the visits. Faculty
Mentor include: Profs. L. Castillo (Lead) and David Warsinger.
Summer Study Abroad in Renewable Energy & Water - Summer 2019.
Students from broad range of expertise and majors were able to test and
deploy a Cyber-physical system of a hydraulic wind turbine-water desalination
to show how different inlet wind profiles affect the energy production.
(CVT) to expand the operational point of the wind turbine, and evaluate
its potential for the region. A series of short presentations and demonstrations
at the Universidad Nacional de San Antonio Abad del Cusco enabled
us to work with Peru students and faculty. We deployed, tested and
carried out experiments with a new microgrid that integrated renewable
16 energy & water desalination in the desert. A scaled-down experiments of
wind turbines near Machu-Pichu allowed us to understand how complex
topography could affect wind energy production in the Andes. The history
of Peru—Inca Empire was explored during site visits and how they
employ effectively energy-water-agriculture to build one of the most advanced
civilizations in the world. Faculty Mentors include: Prof. Luciano
Castillo (Lead), and Prof. David Warsinger.
Senior Design & GEP 200 (Purdue)
ME 463: Senior Design- Spring 2018
In this course students we were able to carry out in depth design analysis
and build-test prototypes. Outcome: In the Malott Design Competition
of the 11 sessions of this course two of the top 5 best projects were
from my class and the winner team was from my class and First Place
Competition for Best Design.
and build-test prototypes in renewable energy & health care. Outcome:
In the Malott Design Competition of the 11 sessions of this course two of
the top 5 best projects were from my class and the winner team was from
my class and Second Place.
GEP 200 – Research and Design for Global Engineering Grand Challenges:
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Alternate History Discussion: Before 1900
Lack of full plate armor in Middle East. Another theory: crossbows?
Thread starter EnvarKadri
Start date Monday at 2:56 PM
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EnvarKadri
This thread has quite a good discussion of the lack of full plate armor in in the Middle East (and eastern europe) compared to XV and XVI century western europe:https://www.alternatehistory.com/forum/threads/why-didnt-islamic-sultanates-adopt-full-plate-armor.453202/ . They present a good number of guesses of why MENA and eastern europe generally didnt continue add more and more plates to their plate and mail/four mirrors armors to get to full plate. Basically sticking to this:
Russian Four Mirrors
Russian Plate and Mail Armor
Mamluk Plate and Mail Armor
Ottoman Four Mirrors Armor
Instead of adding even more plates until getting to this:
Italian Full Plate 1450
In the original thread it was suggested that maybe it was the ressult of the warmer and dry MENA climates (discarted because Russia, cold and no full plate, and italy, warm and full plate), generally more developed western technology and economy (quite unlikely at this point and wouldnt explain why eastern rivals didnt adopt "superior" full plate) and finally different war doctrine (I am doing this from memory so I may missed a point, read the old thread, its quite interesting). Regarding the last point I noticed something, I remember reading "somewhere"TM that on reasin for the continously adding more and more plates of articulations in full plate was to protect from crossbow bolts. It goes like this, tradicional mail and gambeson (padded under the mail armor) are enough to protect from sharp melee and from arrows (they pass by the mail but are stopped by gambeson) and in case of blunt trauma (hammer and axes, used both in W europe and MENA/Russia) with either a shield and/or adding a few plates in vital areas you would be likely fine, but with crossbows (specially because just like with arrows you will be showered in them from a lot of sides) you couldnt count on your gambeson to stop their bolts once they get past your mail so that provided quite and incentive to cover every posible part of your body with plate (which can stop bolts and basically anything except bullets).
Seriously you cant even see the mail parts in the arms, look at the size of the elbow/ shoulder pieces.
I couldnt find any info that indicated use of crossbows in MENA or Russia in the centuries that it became widespread in W. europe, so maybe a lack of threat of bolts and an earlier adoption of firearms (at least by the gunpowder empires) resulted in lack of incentives to develop (or import from countries that did use it) full plate and the earlier adoption of guns made the question irrelevant. Does this theory works?
snerfuplz
I have read before Eastern battles were larger in scale and required greater mobility. It was more efficient to equip armies with partial armor instead.
I have heard that Song Dynasty "Infantry Armor"( 歩人甲) is an equivalent to European armor but it is not full enclosing
alexmilman
EnvarKadri said:
The crossbows had been used in Rus since at least mid-XII but specifics of the warfare prevented their wide application: most of the fighting was with the nomadic neighbors who were predominantly a light cavalry (the same goes for the Medieval Lithuanians) and as a result the medieval Russian "armies" also were predominantly cavalry, usually heavier then the nomadic opponents but light enough to be able to catch up with them and the bow was much more convenient for a mounted warrior. As a result, usage of the crossbows had been mostly limited to the defense of the fortifications. Obviously, a full plate was not convenient for a mounted archer. Infantry as a serious battle force appeared during the firearms period and usually did not have any armor. The main enemy, the Tatars, were y that time the light mounted archers so the Russian cavalry did not have any reason for adopting the full armor. An additional factor was an absence of the big horses capable of carrying Western-style knight (or a cuirasier). This problem persisted into the XVIII century: when the first cuirassier regiments had been created in the 1730s their horses had been imported. Only later breeding of the bigger cavalry horses started on a big scale and even then the problem never was fully solved.
Probably the more telling example would be the Poles: they had been routinely facing both Eastern and Western opponents and, as a result, adopted both Western and Eastern styles of armor. However, the famous Polush hussars of the early modern period did not wear a full medieval plate armor.
However, it does not look like the Ottomans in their dealings with the Western opponents felt any need to adopt the full armor or the crossbows. High quality foot archers proved to be quite adequate for the task.
Derek Pullem
I think alexmilman has the best of this argument. Plus snerfuplz has a good point about the numbers of heavy cavalry deployed by "Eastern" armies.
Full plate armoured knights in Western Europe where a very small part of any army, at the very pinnacle of a feudal military-industrial complex. In the battles in the East such a force would be quickly outnumbered and surrounded.
It's analogous to the Wehrmacht in WW2 - the Tigers and King Tigers were the knights of the battlefield but the Panthers (to some extent) and Panzer III / IV did the killing.
Derek Pullem said:
Interesting WWII comparison but if you don't mind I'd make one clarification. Medieval "Tiger" (a fully armored knight) was a highly specialized weapon: basically, the only thing he could do was to smash the enemy in a face to face confrontation. A combined weight of this "tank" (knight plus a very heavy horse) was extremely important for the first impact with a lance and then he needed a solid armor as a protection against the predominantly direct hits: opponent's lance and sword, infantry pikes and halberds, and even crossbow bolts (shot at a flat trajectory). Of course, sometimes the knights had been fighting on foot but the problems were essentially the same.
Now, in a much more "dynamic" Mongolian warfare the main weapon was a bow and in the mass encounters the arrows had been generally shot at the high angle (*) so the heavy frontal plate was not necessary (but they had cuirass-like armor made from a boiled leather as one of the options). The hand to hand combat was just one of the many tactical options.
More or less the same goes for the Mamelukes. Although they were sometimes trained as lancers and could fight as medium-to-heavy cavalry, the Mamlūk military specialty was mounted archery. The Ottoman Sipahi fit into the same category. Reconstructions in the museums do not necessarily show the full (or typical) equipment and could be misleading.
So, following your analogy, we have a heavy tank vs. something lighter but more universal and much more faster.
The Poles found an effective compromise solution which, while being based upon the Western approach, allowed enough speed to deal effectively with the Eastern opponents. By the regional standards the Polish hussars were "super heavy", which provided an advantage in direct attacks (also worked against the Western cavalry, which by that time became much lighter, and even against the infantry which had pikes shorter than hussars' lances) but still "light" enough to use fast horses (AFAIK generally imported from Anatolia).
(*) Direct shooting was, of course, also used and Genghis described it as a very effective tactical method but this required a single row deployment, preferably of the best archers and excluded a hand to hand combat while the more common deployments had much greater depth and used mostly barrage shooting.
There were medieval horse crossbowmen. Poland had horse crossbowmen during late Middle Ages (and they used the most powerful crossbows, with windlass and levers).
Poles used crossbows (according to 16th century Polish chroniclers-Marcin Kromer and Maciej Stryjkowski-with quite poor results due to slow rate of fire) against Muscovites, who preffered bows.
As you could see on this painting:
Battle of Orsha (painting) - Wikipedia
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Full plate armor was in use in Eastern European warfare. Polish cavalry in full plate armour (like this example: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/40/Polish_cavalry_man_first_half_of_XVI_century.PNG/553px-Polish_cavalry_man_first_half_of_XVI_century.PNG ) is showed here during battle against Muscovite forces in today's eastern Belarus.
Jan Olbracht said:
Honestly, when I said eastern europe I was thinking mostly of the land of the Rus. I thought that, in terms of late medieval warfare, the poles where closer to western (HRE) style, or where a transition zone.
Taking into an account that a crossbow was widely used (both in Europe and Asia) as a hunting weapon and that there are descriptions and depictions of it being used from a horseback during the hunting, there is nothing surprising in existence o f the mounted crossbowmen. But the weapon was too slow to compete with a bow, especially taking into an account limitations on its tactical deployment: in a deep formation only the first row would be able to use it (as opposite to the barrage shooting of the archers' formationation) so there would be a need of some kind of a medieval caracolle, which required a lot of training.
As I already said, the Poles (as in "Poles and Lithuanians")had been between the "East" and "West" and adopted accordingly. Until the late Middle Ages the Poles had been mostly dealing with the Western style opponents while the Lithuanians were more East oriented and generally "lighter". If anything, this was convincingly demonstrated at Grunwald: both Tatar and Lithuanian contingents could not stand up to the knightly attack but the heavier "Smolensk regiments" (most of which were not from Smolensk) held their ground and the Western-style Polish contingents could fight the Teutonic Knights on practically equal terms.
OTOH, Russian state went in the opposite direction. In the pre-Mongolian period Russian warfare and weaponry was only slightly different from the contemporary Western: the bulk of the fighting forse was a reasonably heavy armored cavalry and, for dealing with the nomadic opponents, there were separate units of the mounted archers acting as the skirmishers (like at Kalka). However, by the time of Ivan III Russian military system was thoroughly "Easternized" both on the tactical level (pretty much the Mongolian breakdown of the standard tactical units within an army, at Kulikovo the Russian battle arrangement was "more Mongolian" than one of Mamai's army, which was an ad hoc assembly of the regional mercenary troops including some Genovese) and in its weaponry. Even the horses were those of the Tatar-style: small but capable of extensive riding and surviving on grass and hay. Not a big surprise, taking into an account that not only the main opponent were the Tatars but there were also continuously growing numbers of the Tatar contingents within muscovite army.
When the Muscovite-Lithuanian-Polish conflicts demonstrated the problems related to the complete Easternization the rulers of the Muscovite state started creation of the "modern" branches: infantry with the firearms and field artillery. To some degree they existed even at the time of Ivan III but then had been neglected: it seems that at Orsha the Muscovites had only cavalry (no heavy cavalry at all) while the Polish-Lithuanian army had cavalry (both light and heavy), infantry and field artillery.
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Its also important to note that armor made of lots of small plates had the advantage of being easy to maintain. If one of the plates got damaged it could simply be replaced with a new one.
marcinL
alexmilman said:
I think that the heaviest cavalry in the region (inc. PLC), after disappearance of heavy lancers, were armored reiters and later cuirassiers, using heavier armors and heavier horses than hussars.
Alarico Rodríguez
I've read that the Mongols did use very heavy cavalry, and that neighbouring peoples like the Jurchens and Khitai did as well. They had similar amounts of plated armour comparable to European knights according to heavenlykhagan of Historum.
marcinL said:
17th century cuirassier armour was heavier than full plate late Medieval armour and covered only a little bit less than full plate (lower legs were not covered).
Lenwe
Alarico Rodríguez said:
Well for the age yes, in 1200-1300 Mongolia were a rather hravy cavalry, less than lather European Armor, but still a rather heavy component, this is a archeological find on the era and region
And these are "modern" reconstructions
Yes, they did. They even had cuirase-like armor and horse armor, something that the pre-Mongolian Russians did not have. IIRC, the Europeans of that period predominantly used the mail armor. Of course, this applied only to the heavy units. However, it should not be forgotten that a number of the true Mongols left in Europe after the conquest had been limited and majority of the Kipchack/Golden Horde population had been the same pre-Mongolian nomads who usually had little or no armor. They had been trained to fight the Mongolian style but not necessarily could afford the Mongolian weapons and armor. Notice that they are routinely referenced as Tatars, not Mongols. In the early modern period when only the Crimean (and Nogai) Horde left, majority of their warriors could not even afford the swords.
But, AFAIK, cuirassiers of that type (something similar to Cromwell's cuirassiers) had been rather rare in the PLC and the hussars were considered the heaviest shock cavalry in the region.
Reitars did not have an uniform armor and sometimes did not even have an armor beyond a helmet: it all depended on how much money individual reitar had. It seems that the helmet and cuirass were most common. The main and most important part of the equipment were the pistols (quite expensive at that time) because their main tactics was caracole. Depending on what a specific reitar could afford, the armor could weight anything between 12 and 30 kg.
As far as their horses are involved, it was, again, an issue of who can afford what and due to the fact that the reitars were predominantly from the lower classes and the whole idea was to have a lot of them relatively cheap, their horses were not a match to the pure breed horses of the Polish hussars (and neither were they the heavy horses of the gendarmes). It does not look like there were any specific requirements toward the reitars' horses: Russians created their first reitar regiments in the mid-XVII without any problems related to the horses (when in the XVIII the cuirassier regiments were created, horses had been bought abroad because Russian breed was too small).
Cuirassiers were predominant.y formed out of a nobility and tended to have the better and heavier armor, which was also required by the specifics of their tactics: after firing a salvo (or even without doing so) they attacked with their swords. Of course, I'm talking exclusively about the early cuirassiers, not of those of the later period.
As far as the regional encounters were involved, the Polish hussars clearly had an advantage in the horses over the Swedish cuirassiers.
The Polish hussars had a reasonably well regulated equipment that was a combination of the Western and Eastern equipment and it should be remembered that, unlike reitar or cuirassier, hussar was leader of a lance: "hussar armour consisted of a Polish variant of the szyszak Oriental Turkic-originated helmet with a hemispherical skull, comb-like, Western morion 'cheekpieces' with a heart-shaped cut in the middle, neck-guard of several plates secured by sliding rivets, and adjustable nasal terminating in a leaf-shaped visor. Szyszak and kettle hat helmets for the lower rank (retainers) were often blackened as was their armour. A cuirass (breast plate), back plate, gorget, shoulder guards and of the Great Steppe, Western vambraces with iron glove and later, during the 1630s, the Persian-originated karwasz vambrace, for forearm protection. Towarzysz also could wear tasset hip, cuisse thigh and poleyn knee protection, underneath a thigh-length coat of mail or specially padded coat with mail sleeves. Retainers usually wore less expensive and older armour, often painted black, and, after the 1670s, might have no cuirass, according to some sources."
Polish hussars - Wikipedia


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            g.drawRect(x+1,y+1,s-2,s-2);
            g.drawRect(x-1,y-1,s+2,s+2);
        }
    }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub