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[MOBILE, Alabama, USA] — GoinGlobal announced today that it will donate its market-leading career and employment database service to more than 100 Texas, Florida and Caribbean colleges and universities affected by Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria. These schools, who do not have the benefit of GoinGlobal resources today, will receive complimentary access to GoinGlobal for their students and staff for one year. The value of these donated services exceeds $400,000.00.
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April is a moderate spring month in Katonah, New York, with temperature in the range of an average low of 41.7°F (5.4°C) and an average high of 56.8°F (13.8°C).
In Katonah, the average high-temperature in April rises from a chilly 45°F (7.2°C) in March to a mild 56.8°F (13.8°C). In Katonah, the average low-temperature is 41.7°F (5.4°C).
With an average relative humidity of 72%, April is the least humid month in Katonah, New York.
In Katonah, it is raining for 13 days, with typically 1.81" (46mm) of accumulated precipitation. In Katonah, during the entire year, the rain falls for 144.2 days and collects up to 22.32" (567mm) of precipitation.
Months with snowfall in Katonah, New York, are January through May, October through December. In Katonah, snow falls for 0.7 days, with typically accumulated 0.12" (3mm) of snow. Throughout the year, there are 23.1 snowfall days, and 9.02" (229mm) of snow is accumulated.
In April, the average length of the day in Katonah is 13h and 21min.
On the first day of the month, sunrise is at 6:37 am and sunset at 7:19 pm. On the last day of April, in Katonah, New York, sunrise is at 5:53 am and sunset at 7:50 pm EDT.
In Katonah, the average sunshine in April is 8.4h.
In Katonah, the average daily maximum UV index in April is 4. A UV Index of 3 to 5 symbolizes a medium vulnerability from unprotected exposure to Sun's UV rays for ordinary individuals.
Note: The average daily UV index of 4 in April transform into the following instructions:
Take precautions. Light skin individuals may get burned in less than 30 minutes. The solar radiation is most powerful near the mid-day, so the exposure to the direct Sun should be reduced accordingly. Sun-protective clothing, a long-sleeved shirt and pants, a wide-brimmed hat, and UVA and UVB-blocking sunglasses are particularly helpful in blocking UV radiation's harmful effects. Beware! The strength of the UV rays is increased nearly double-fold by the reflection of the snow.
What is the temperature in April in Katonah?
In April, in Katonah, the average high-temperature is 56.8°F (13.8°C), and the average low-temperature is 41.7°F (5.4°C).
What is the least humid month in Katonah?
April is the least humid month in Katonah, with an average relative humidity of 72%.
What is the average humidity in April in Katonah?
The average relative humidity in April in Katonah is 72%.
How much does it rain in Katonah in April?
In Katonah, New York, in April, during 13 rainfall days, 1.81" (46mm) of precipitation is typically accumulated.
How much does it snow in Katonah in April?
In Katonah, in April, during 0.7 snowfall days, 0.12" (3mm) of snow is typically accumulated.
What is the average length of the day in April in Katonah?
In Katonah, the average day length in April is 13h and 21min.
When is the sunrise / sunset in April in Katonah?
In April, on the first day of the month, sunrise is at 6:37 am and sunset at 7:19 pm. On the last day of the month, in Katonah, sunrise is at 5:53 am and sunset at 7:50 pm EDT.
How many hours of sunshine does Katonah have in April?
In April, the average sunshine duration in Katonah, New York, is 8.4h.
What is the UV index intensity in April in Katonah?
The average daily maximum UV index in April in Katonah is 4. A UV Index estimate of 3 to 5 represents a moderate health threat from exposure to Sun's UV rays.
Average high temperature in April: 56.8°F
The month with the highest average low temperature is July (66°F).
The month with the highest atmospheric pressure is November (30.1"Hg).
Average rainfall days in April: 13 days
Average sunshine in April: 8h and 24min
Average sunshine days in April: 15 days
The month with the most sunshine days is November (20.3 days).
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As the West Coast's first market of the year, the Seattle Gift Show returns to the Washington State Convention Center with a new Thursday – Sunday date pattern. From January 17-20, 2013, retailers can find everything they need to start the year off right. From a wide range of product in countless category options, to innovative designs and the industry's biggest names all under one roof, the Seattle Gift Show takes the lead this winter.
As demand for Green and Made In America products grows in the Pacific Northwest, Urban Expositions continues to focus efforts on expanding the selection in these categories at the Seattle Gift Show. Exhibitors with products that fall under the Green, Sustainable, Organic and Recycled category, as well as those exhibitors whose products are made here in America, will be listed on the show website and in the official show directory to help retailers quickly and easily identify these companies.
Retailers can explore more resources than ever before from hundreds of companies representing more than 3,000-plus top name lines and innovative newcomers in a range of categories. In addition to Eco-Friendly resources and Made in American products, buyers can explore the latest in categories like Food Focus, Gifts & Collectibles, Handcrafted, Home & Garden, Northwest Directions, Personal Style, Treasures To Go (Cash & Carry), Vintage Collection and Village Arts.
Product Preview Area – Many exhibitors will showcase their newest, trend-setting products in the special Product Preview Area, allowing buyers to preview the "must have" items for 2013. Take note of the special green and Made In America displayed products as well.
Terrific Thursday – To spotlight the Thursday show opening, many exhibitors will be offering special deals and discounts available on Thursday, January 17 only.
Free Business-Building Educational Seminars – Buyers will find a full-scale seminar series at the January show. Running from Thursday, January 17- Saturday, January 19th, all programs are free to registered buyers. Programs will include a presentation on marketing/selling Made in America products by Chris Lake, National Merchandise Manager for Aramark Parks & Destinations; a number of social media marketing and strategy sessions by Crystal Vilkitis, Crystal Media; retail marketing tips and techniques hosted by Lynn Switanowski-Barrett; owner Creative Business Consulting Group, LLC; buying strategies and inventory management led by Mita Patniak, co-founder, Vianza; and more.
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For attendee information or to pre-register, contact Buyer Relations Representative, Briana Mackey at 678.831.4573 or email bmackey@urban-expo.com.
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Lock in a great price for Hotel Castellum – rated 9.6 by recent guests!
Excellent location, beautiful design, good breakfast, friendly and very professional staff.
Nice breakfast, helpful staff, free parking in front of the hotel.
As we had problems with noise at late hour l adressed management about it and everybody tried to solve the issue. Hotel manager was very friendly and understanding as well as head of reception. As an apology, my dog had free boarding :) Breakfast was awesome, a lot of different food and best veggie omlet ever! Restaurant and bufet was so nicely decorated it was pure enjoyment to dine there. Room was very clean and the bed was comfy. Also hotel arranged dog's bed and blanket and food&water bowls! That was amazing! Hotel leans to city park so it is very easy if you have a dog.
Beautiful hotel, large, very clean rooms, nice breakfast, everything is brand new, free parking... Next time we'll hopefully stay longer... Everything was really perfect, no doubt it was 10/10.
Great hotel with amazing staff. Recommended a restaurant for dinner and it was one of our best dining experiences. The room was lovely, the bathroom was nice. The breakfast was great. The Wifi worked.
Rooms big, clean, comfortable. Easily accessed with parking out front. Very friendly, helpful staff. Good breakfast. Short walk to charming old town center.
Excelent accomodation. Close to the highway. Very clean and spacious room.
Amazing service, great modern facilities, breakfast wow! Absolutely stunning bar area, comfortable and inviting. Great hotel design work. We live in the US and we don't have these types of hotels there. Great for friends gatherings. We loved your wine cellar with affordable wines to experience. Glad to see green features in your hotel, saving energy etc.
Hotel Castellum This rating is a reflection of how the property compares to the industry standard when it comes to price, facilities and services available. It's based on a self-evaluation by the property. Use this rating to help choose your stay!
One of our top picks in Čakovec.Set in Čakovec, Hotel Castellum has a fitness center, a shared lounge and a bar. With free WiFi, this 4-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk. Each room includes a flat-screen TV with satellite channels.
At the bed and breakfast, rooms have a desk. With a private bathroom equipped with a shower and free toiletries, some units at Hotel Castellum also boast a terrace. All rooms feature a wardrobe.
A buffet breakfast is available daily at the property. The hotel also offers a business center with meeting and banquet facilities, as well as an additional services for bikers.
Moravske-Toplice is 23 mi from the property, while Sveti Martin na Muri is 9.9 mi away. The nearest airport is Zagreb Franjo Tuđman Airport, 47 mi from Hotel Castellum.
This property is also rated for the best value in Čakovec! Guests are getting more for their money when compared to other properties in this city.
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I loved everything from start to finish with this property. Service, the restaurant and facilities and the room were all 5 star. Excellent breakfast options.
The bed was a little too soft but I like firm mattresses. Air conditioning was difficult to figure out - it is not an "on/off" and "set temperature" type.
Hipster vibe and the design of the hotel. Close to city center and parks. Walk - in shower was nice. Spinach gnocci at breakfast!
There was a party going on first floor (we were the ground floor) and you could hear music and people in our room. It was pretty loud late night. There was also cigarette smell in the bathroom coming through ventilation.
Spacious, clean and comfortable rooms. Great breakfast that was served untill 11 AM!
Excellent hotel in Čakovec. Excellent value/price ratio. The hotel is modern, newly tastefuly furnished. Wi-Fi, TV, comfort - all on good level. Located next to city park and just a 5 min walk from the city center. Superb breakfast. Superb staf.
I don't know how often this happens, but the night we were there a good night's sleep was not on the agenda. In the evening there was a live band playing in the bar/cafe on the ground floor. Our room was on the top floor and the loud music (noise) made it impossible to sleep. This went on until 2:30 AM when they finally finished. So if you are interested in a good night's sleep you may want to check and see if there is "entertainment" on your booked dates.
Very nice place, clean, modern, good breakfast and located five minutes (walking) from the town center.
All staffs are very friendly..


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Solar-powered glass cafe overlooks a "green lung" in Jerusalem
Sacher Park, the largest public park in the center of Jerusalem, Israel, has recently gained a new cafe that embraces its green surroundings with walls of glass and an environmentally sensitive design. Israeli design studio Yaniv Pardo Architects created the Sacher Park Cafe, a coffee shop that's powered entirely with solar energy. Completed in September 2018, the coffee shop is the first phase of a larger scheme to revitalize Sacher Park.
Spanning an area of 250 square meters, the Sacher Park Cafe was developed as part of the Jerusalem Development Authority's 'Design Competition of the Jerusalem Open Space and Governmental Area', which Yaniv Pardo Architects won in 2008. "Our project does not deal with planning a defined structure," the architects explain. "It aims to study, expose and understand the issues of planning in the Sacker Park site, focusing on the question of what kind of intervention would be suitable for this site in order to turn it into a lively point in city life. The open space defined by this project creates a landscape system that allows the masses, locals and tourists, to enjoy its beauty."
Built with walls of glass and slim white pillars that support a thin curvaceous roof, the coffee shop and promenade draw inspiration from Jerusalem's wadis and the park's natural topography. Pockets of greenery punctuate the interior of the café. Nestled into the hill next to the coffee shop is an open-air amphitheater for public events.
Related: "Floating" forest of bamboo pops up in Jerusalem
The project was also created to follow green building principles. All the energy required for operating the coffee shop is drawn from renewable solar energy. The coffee shop, promenade and amphitheater are all part of a larger vision to rebrand Sacher Park as a "modern and active urban space."
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The Sacher Park Cafe project originated from a design competition in 2008.
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Yaniv Pardo Architects Ltd. designed the cafe near the capital center of Israel and government buildings.
Architects wanted to bring the parks's activities together and amplify its identity.
The design was meant to focus on the parks natural topography.
Architects exemplified the parks language of the wadis (dry valleys).
There was no reduction of the ground surface.
Solar energy powers the cafe as there are photovoltaic cells on the cafe's roof.
The coffee shop is part of the initiative to re-brand Sacker Park.
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The park also features an amphitheater for public events.


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No one wants to get into a car accident, but it helps to be prepared. Knowing what to do after an accident can help keep a bad situation from getting worse. Volvo is trying to make things easier with a new app-based service called Accident Advisor that allows drivers to get the information they need, as well as access to vital services, all from their smartphones. Accident Advisor is an extension of Volvo's existing emergency telematics service. Cars can already connect with a call center...
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Republicans have trouble electing women. And for at least one afternoon in Washington, everyone recognized that problem.
House GOP leadership, consultants, members and former candidates all showed up Thursday to a five-hour confab just off Capitol Hill to help New York Rep. Elise Stefanik launch her rebranded leadership PAC, which will be dedicated to helping women in primaries.
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, who presides over a conference with just 13 women, admitted off the bat that the biggest challenge to increasing the ranks of GOP women has been in primaries.
As the first female recruitment chair for the National Republican Congressional Committee, Stefanik recruited more than 100 women in the 2018 cycle. Only one of them — West Virginia's Carol Miller — made it to the 116th Congress.
It was just over a month ago that Emmer called Stefanik's efforts to get involved in primaries a "mistake." The NRCC does not play in primaries. Stefanik, who had already stepped back from her NRCC leadership role, fired back on Twitter, saying she wasn't asking for permission.
If the 2020 cycle began with overt tension between some of the greying white men in GOP leadership and Stefanik, Thursday's event was more unifying.
"I think they understand it now," the congresswoman told reporters after the event.
In just two weeks, Stefanik's E-PAC has raised $250,000. Lawmaker checks have come in from McCarthy, Emmer, House Minority Whip Steve Scalise of Louisiana, Chief Deputy Whip Drew Ferguson of Georgia, and Reps. Cathy McMorris Rodgers of Washington, Fred Upton of Michigan, Ann Wagner of Missouri, Greg Walden of Oregon, Susan W. Brooks and Jackie Walorski of Indiana, Martha Roby of Alabama, and Markwayne Mullin of Oklahoma.
Stefanik, who won her third term last fall, believes the party's problem with women has been long-standing.
"This has been a problem that predates President Trump, and it is going to be a problem post-Trump," she said, reminding reporters that Mitt Romney — on whose campaign she worked — lost single professional women during the 2012 presidential campaign by double digits.
In addition to early primary money that will come from PAC checks and bundling, Stefanik wants to mentor female candidates and help them with earned media.
This isn't the first time Republicans have tried to create a group that provides the kind of support EMILY's List offers Democratic women. But many of them haven't been able to put serious money behind GOP female candidates.
Stefanik wants to start earlier and in a more organized way, with an official and well-publicized slate of candidates who will be earning the PAC's backing before primaries.
It's too early to tell whether Stefanik will have more long-term success. But there's widespread optimism that she's trying.
"We gotta make some bad bets," GOP consultant Cam Savage said. He's been outspoken about the party needing to take risks on candidates to fix its diversity crisis. If candidates knew there was an organization ready to back them, it'd be easier to pitch them on running, he said.
The numbers are daunting. While Democrats now have 89 women in the House, the number of their Republican counterparts in the chamber fell from 23 to just 13 after the November midterms.


Over the past year, The Utopian has carried discussions of guns, gun control, student actions around gun violence, self-defense of militant movements and armed self-defense of oppressed peoples. Two articles relevant to these issues appear on the following pages. We hope they stimulate further discussion.


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Coronavirus vaccine issue 'isn't around supply, but timing' - Stephen Donnelly
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Health Minister Stephen Donnelly has said the issue around vaccines is not about supply, but timing.
He was speaking after the target of vaccines arriving up to the end of March was revised downwards - from 1.2 million to 1.1 million.
Minister Donnelly told Pat Kenny the issue is mostly from AstraZeneca.
"The figure we have always been planning to is 1.2 or 1.25, and that looks like it might be closer to 1.1.
"It's still obviously very high relative to the forecasts.
"The company that has been repeatedly revising down its forecasts is AstraZeneca.
"Moderna have been coming in pretty much on schedule, there was a bit of a wobble last week - but pretty much on schedule - though they're a relatively low amount.
"Pfizer to their credit, there have been a few wobbles, but by-and-large the supply has been the amounts that were agreed when they were agreed.
"The issue repeatedly has been AstraZeneca".
'No private sale' of AstraZeneca
He said Ireland has opted in to the full European Union allocation and top-up schemes.
"We've advanced purchased about 18.5 million doses - it's enough to vaccinate every man, woman and child in the country twice.
"So the issue isn't so much around supply, the issue is timing.
"Everybody wants to get this vaccine as quickly as possible".
Minister Donnelly said while they are in 'constant communication' with pharmaceutical firms, the European Commission and other countries, Ireland will be unlikely to stray from the EU model.
"The idea that there are other countries out there who are just going to give us their vaccines, before they vaccinate their own people, obviously doesn't hold up."
And he said while the Government has spoken with AstraZeneca, there is very little that can be done.
"We spoke to AstraZeneca who said very clearly there is no private sale, supply or distribution of their product."
Minister Donnelly added that no matter where the vaccine is manufactured, it would not make a difference.
"My understanding is what the pharmaceutical companies have done is shift other production to Ireland, to free up capacity to do the vaccine manufacture.
"But I think the important note out of this is even if it was all being produced in Cork or Dublin or Galway, it wouldn't increase our supply because we're part of the EU distribution".
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This is apparently the smallest bar in Cambridge. 6 pumps for cask, one of which was off at the time of my visit. On offer were Jay IPA by Magpie, London Pride, Saffron Porter by Saffron, Trawlerboys Best Bitter, and Zeppelin by Billericay.
Lovely old fashioned feeling pub and not busy at the time I was in. All cask ales £2 a pint or £1 for a half during the month of May. Absolute bargain and much better beer and pricing than the Greene King place down the road. I had the Jay IPA which was very nice, and was tempted to stay for another, this time the Saffron Porter. This unfortunately was slightly less impressive, just got some of the flavours coming through but a slight hint of that off vinegar taste too which makes me think it was probably on the turn. I managed to drink it though and for £1 was certainly not going to grumble.
When I last came to Cambridge I missed out on this pub as it doesn't open on weekday afternoons. It really is extremely small and quite basic, there are bare wooden floors and all sorts of bric-a-brac.
Surprisingly for a pub where there isn't room to swing a cat there was what looked like an operational dart board.
On the bar there were eight hand pumps, surely too many for a place this size. One was unused then there was London Pride, Spitfire, Saffron Dawn Til' Dusk & Silent Night, a White Park beer and Milton Medusa & Minerva. I went for the Silent Night which was in very good nick. I rather liked this pub, it's a basic drinking den, the sort of place that is becoming more and more difficult to find nowadays.
A small pub sporting five handpumps – three from Milton, Leeds Monsoon and London Pride. None of the ales we tried were particularly inspiring and the interior felt a bit unkempt and scruffy. I wasn't as taken with it as others seem to be and would give it a miss next time based on this showing.
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System Logs that are created and forgotten after an app crashes.
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Speeches and Letters
Message to Staff November 2016
return to Office of the President
Reaffirming our commitment to transgender students, faculty and staff
Announcing My Retirement
Pacific response to shooting at Tree of Life Synagogue Oct. 27, 2018
2018-19 Institutional Priorities
Tax Changes Would Reduce Access to Higher Education
Institutional Priorities for the 2017-18 Academic Year
Reaffirming Our Support and Commitment to All Students
Leadership for Undergraduate Student Success
University of the Pacific's Values Initiative
Pacific's Commitment to Transgender Students, Faculty and Staff
Response to President's Executive Order
Our Commitment to Every Student
What it means to be a Pacifican
Embracing Diversity and Inclusion
A Common Fate
University Conversations on Diversity and Inclusivity
Diversity at University of the Pacific
Viewpoints: Scholarships, through generous donors, help young people realize their dreams
Pacific's Bold Future
Cal Grant Letter
2011 Faculty Address
First Annual Address to the Staff
Sacramento Bee op-ed on Cal Grant
Message from the President on Japan
Message from President Eibeck on New Safety Measures
First Annual Address to the Faculty
The Role for Universities in Creating New Connections in the Pacific Rim
The Role for Universities in Promoting Inter-American Cooperation
Celebrate Our Shared Future Presidential Speech
President's Letter on Sustainability
President's Welcome Letter, Fall 2010
President's Letter on WASC Reaccreditation
A Message from the President on Safety
Holiday Message 2010
Letter to the University community after the violence in Tucson
Message from the President regarding abuses at Penn State
Message from the President regarding student free speech, assembly and non-violent protest
Strategic Investment Fund Update
SJ County Diversity Luncheon
Announcing Pacific's Policy Prohibiting Sexual Misconduct, Discrimination and Retaliation
Welcome Back Town Hall August 2014
Message to Staff on University Climate
Dear Pacific staff,
University of the Pacific's dedicated staff are at the heart of our success. Your commitment, outstanding work and steadfast focus on our students enhance the Pacific experience for every member of the university community. I am appreciative of your good work, and committed to enhancing staff development and engagement. The Board of Regents is also dedicated to our employees' well-being, as demonstrated by their recent decision to broaden the Board's Compensation Committee to a Human Resources Committee.
Last fall, I charged a group with analyzing the results of the three-city Climate Survey staff took in spring 2015. I express my gratitude to the Staff Survey Action Task Force: Tom Congrave, Sally Draper, John McClimans, Jennifer McGlothlin, Austin Ogan (who has since left the university), Marshea Pratt, Chris Sablynski, Barbara Shaw, E.Ann Sica and Zac Spurlin. Special thanks go to Becky Davis and Sondra Roeuny (who has since left the university) for their leadership as co-chairs. The inclusive process the task force used resulted in insightful feedback and thoughtful recommendations (see below) that we will use to improve and enhance the Pacific experience for our staff.
Last spring, the Staff Survey Action Task Force presented a draft report to several key groups, including the Staff Advisory Council, the President's Advisory Council and the Cabinet. The final Staff Survey Action Task Force Report, submitted at the end of the semester, has five major recommendations to enhance the Pacific experience for staff (in no particular order):
1. Build and foster an inclusive and transparent decision-making process;
2. Strengthen internal communication within each campus, and across the university;
3. Increase the efficiency and effectiveness of business processes, forms, tools and resources;
4. Create a staff recognition and rewards program; and
5. Enhance programs, services, and policies to support staff's success.
I am committed to integrating Task Force report recommendations each year into the Institutional Priorities of the university. For 2016-17, the initiatives we will tackle as part of Priority Four: Support Faculty and Staff Development and Engagement focus on strengthening internal communication; increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of our business practices; creating a staff recognition and rewards program; and enhancing programs, services, and policies to support staff success.
As I announced in August when I released the Institutional Priorities, this year we will:
Initiate a business transformation process beginning with a restructured payroll administration system;
Create a staff recognition and rewards program. (Dr. Barbara Shaw, Special Assistant to the President, is leading the effort this fall, working with the Staff Advisory Council, Human Resources, the University Ombuds and others to create a robust program);
Deliver a professional development session for all managers on the performance management framework to support employee success and accountability;
Complete faculty and staff compensation surveys and identify next steps; and
Improve internal communications with a refreshed plan to deliver timely information through a variety of channels and improve the user experience of Inside Pacific.
Several staff climate efforts overlap with our work to enhance diversity and inclusivity at Pacific:
Updating hiring processes for faculty and staff to support recruitment of diverse employees (see the updated Staff Hiring Guide);
Delivering recruiting, selection and hiring systems to support all search committees and hiring managers in their efforts to increase employee diversity; and
Delivering anti-bias and intercultural awareness training to faculty and staff across the University.
University leaders will be held accountable for ensuring the success of these initiatives.
I am pleased to report that a key initiative we undertook last year to enhance the Pacific experience for staff is going strong. Last January, after a robust training and communications campaign, we launched Pacific's three-city Flexible Work Time Policy. Greg Walters, Assistant Vice President for Human Resources, will send out an update soon on the implementation of this policy.
As the Provost and I recently communicated, the university is working on a refresh of our Pacific 2020 strategic plan. The refresh is integral to Pacific's vision of becoming a leading university in California. Planning is underway now to review long-term goals and identify opportunities where Pacific can emerge well positioned for success. Staff engagement and the staff experience will be central. Five main priorities have emerged, one of which is "People, Culture and Infrastructure." Shelby Slaugenhaupt, chair of SAC, is a member of this priority's core team, and the Staff Survey Action Task Force's recommendations will be incorporated into the initiatives supporting this priority. Moreover, SAC will be engaged as a sounding board for all five priorities.
Achieving our mission and vision would be impossible without you. Thank you for participating in the Staff Climate Survey, and for giving feedback to the Staff Survey Action Task Force. We are working hard across the university to integrate your ideas. Regarding last year's Faculty Climate Survey (COACHE), the Provost's Office is currently finalizing a report on the associated findings, implementation activities and next steps, and hopes to release that report to the university community by the end of this semester.
Pam Eibeck


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Q: Parse the Entire Excel DataSource as a Feed to SOAP Request in SoapUI Is there a way to parse all the available rows in an Excel datasource of SoapUI Pro and feed it to a repeatable schema complex type of SOAP request other than programmatically reading it and inserting values into a SOAP request xml document with a Groovy script? i.e.:
       Col1  Col2  Col3
Row1   C11   C12   C13
Row2   C21   C22   C23
Row3   C31   C32   C33

Into:
<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://my.ns.com">
   <soapenv:Header/>
   <soapenv:Body>
     <Rows>
       <Row>
         <Col1>C11</Col1>
         <Col2>C12</Col2>
         <Col3>C13</Col3>
       </Row>
       <Row>
         <Col1>C21</Col1>
         <Col2>C22</Col2>
         <Col3>C23</Col3>
       </Row>
       <Row>
         <Col1>C31</Col1>
         <Col2>C32</Col2>
         <Col3>C33</Col3>
       </Row>
     </Rows>
   </soapenv:Body>
</soapenv:Envelope>

A: A datasource test step is intended to be read one line at a time, and used one line at a time. It can be done, but it would be difficult. You are essentially trying to fit a square peg into a round hole.
You would have to do something like:

*

*DataSource

*Groovy step that takes the current line from the DataSource and appends it to the Request (step 4). Google XmlSlurper() for idea how to do it.

*Data Loop back to step 1.

*Soap Request

A: I was managed to write a script to do just that with the help of JExcel (unpack and place jxl.jar in soapui-installation-path/bin/ext) -- this assumes that your Soap request document contains everything except the Row elements:
import jxl.*;

def workbook = Workbook.getWorkbook(new File("C:\\Path\\To\\YourExcel.xls"))
def sheet = workbook.getSheet(0)

def groovyUtils = new com.eviware.soapui.support.GroovyUtils( context )
def holder = groovyUtils.getXmlHolder( "requestStep#Request" )
def rowsNode = holder.getDomNode("//Rows") // return a Rows Node
def updateRequestDoc = rowsNode.getOwnerDocument() // return a Document

// Clean up previous inserts
while (rowsNode.hasChildNodes()) {
   rowsNode.removeChild(rowsNode.getFirstChild())
}

// Skip the header
for (int i = 1; i < sheet.getRows(); i++) {
    Cell[] cells = sheet.getRow(i)
    if (cells.length > 0) {
        // Append Row node to the Rows Node
        def rowElement = updateRequestDoc.createElement("Row")
        rowsNode.appendChild(rowElement)

        // Populate the Row node with all the "available" cells for that row (blank elements are skipped)
        for (int j = 0; j < cells.length; j++) {
            String cellContent = cells[j].getContents()

            // Select the tag name based on the index in which it is parsed from the Excel document
            if (!cellContent.isEmpty()) {
                String tagName = null
                switch(cells[j].getColumn()) {
                    case 0:
                        tagName = 'Col1'
                        break

                    case 1:
                        tagName = 'Col2'
                        break

                    case 2:
                        tagName = 'Col3'
                        break

                    default:
                        break

                }

                if (tagName != null && !tagName.isEmpty()) {

                    def currentElement = updateRequestDoc.createElementNS(tagName)
                    def currentTextElement = updateRequestDoc.createTextNode(cellContent)
                    currentElement.appendChild(currentTextElement)

                    // Get the last Row node and add the field element to it
                    def rowNode = rowsNode.getLastChild()
                    rowNode.appendChild(currentElement)
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

holder.updateProperty(true)
workbook.close()


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Q: Get posts with WP-REST without authentication I'm new to WP-REST API and Wordpress in general. I've tried to get the posts list using the endpoint wp-json/wp/v2/posts but I get the classic 403 error.
I'd like to ask if there is a way to disable authentication for GET requests like posts, categories and so on since I want to create a web application in which a user can navigate and see them freely, with no need for authentication.
Thank you all for the answers.

A: You actually don't need to have authorization to merely GET posts or categories, so long as they aren't password protected.
If someone has implemented a modifier to rest_authentication_errors, that might be your problem: https://developer.wordpress.org/rest-api/using-the-rest-api/frequently-asked-questions/#require-authentication-for-all-requests
To see the available endpoints you have, visit yourwordpressurl.com/wp-json


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Is San Diego Better than Los Angeles?
San Diego, home to 1.4 million, brings young and old to its communities each year, for many reasons – not the least of which is its beautiful weather, beaches, and green spaces. From families and couples to singles and young professionals, San Diego is a desirable place to live.
Los Angeles, home to 3.9 million, is much larger in size and couldn't be any more different in terms of amenities, traffic, jobs, lifestyle, and attractions.
If you're trying to decide between the two cities to move to, there are many things to consider about both. They're tough to compare because they are so different. But there are many excellent qualities about each one that would attract you to live in one or the other. Let's go over some main aspects of life in San Diego and LA.
The median salary in San Diego is $63,73, with the average salary being up to $75K, according to According to NerdWallet. In fact, it happens to be the 14th most expensive city in the country out of 268 cities surveyed.
According to PayScale, the average salary in Los Angeles is $75,000 per year. Wages increased by 1.8% in the second quarter of 2020. The most popular occupations here include Software Engineer, Project Manager and Operations Manager which pay between $44,000 and $143,000 per year. The most popular employers include Northrop Grumman Corporation, University of Southern California (USC), and The Walt Disney Company.
The cost of living in is 43 percent higher than the national average.
According to BestPlaces, Los Angeles is 8% more expensive than San Diego. Los Angeles housing costs are nearly 7% more expensive than San Diego's. Health-related expenses are 0.4% more in LA.
Check out this graph by BestPlaces, which compares the cost of living in both places as well as the national average.
Mortgage/Rent
The median price of homes in San Diego County is $650,000, with the average rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage at 3.29 percent, the lowest it's been in 50 years. That's down from 4.41 percent over last year.
The median price of homes in Los Angeles County is $664,495, with home values increasing 5.2% over the last year. Estimates say they will fall -0.5% within the next year. The median list price per square foot is $452, higher than the LA/Long Beach/Anaheim metro area average of $447. The median rent price is $3,200.
San Diego has an excellent public transit system, with monthly transportation costs varying with your travel frequency, time of travel, mode of transportation and distance covered. Using the public transit system will cost you between $75 and $165 per month. If you take a private car instead, you will spend between $150 and $400 depending on distance traveled.
The average commuting time here is 26 minutes, with San Diego residents spending 14% of their budget on transportation, according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.
In Los Angeles, transit rates start at a base fare of $1.75. On top of single-ride fare, options include the Metro Day Pass ($7) and the 7-Day Pass ($25). The average commute in LA is longer than San Diego at 53 minutes, which is four minutes higher than the national average of 49 minutes.
In San Diego, services such as electricity, water, trash removal, gas, cable, and Internet have increased by 1.4% over the last year, with some experts saying that number will go up by 1.1% this year. The average cost of essential utilities for a 1000-square-foot apartment in San Diego is $200 per month, which covers the basics like those listed above.
In Los Angeles, basic utilities, including heating, cooling, electricity, water and trash removal, will cost you an average of $130 a month, with a range of $70 to $245. Internet will cost you $64 a month.
San Diego residents spend 13.3% of their household budget on food, slightly above the national average at 12.9%. The average monthly cost of food is between $345 and $500. Cooking at home will save you a lot of money. The average cost of cooking at home is $15 per day while a three-course meal at a restaurant costs $50.
In Los Angeles, the average household spends 13.2% on food, not much higher than the 12.9-percent U.S. average. Los Angeles-area households spend 50% of their food dollars on food at home and 50% on food away from home.
Even with all this information, it can be very difficult to pinpoint which city is better: San Diego or Los Angeles. You can't go wrong with either one!
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These two Hideo Kojima games are now backwards compatible on Xbox One
by Marcos Thadani ● Last updated on Oct 12, 2018
No matter how you look at it, Hideo Kojima is one of the best video game designers out there. He's best known for Metal Gear Solid, a video game series involving spies and espionage which has brought the Japanese designer fame and fortune.
Kojima released the last Metal Gear Solid in 2015 after parting ways with Konami (in not so friendly ways actually), and is now hard at work on Death Stranding, another game which could turn people's heads around when it hits the PS4 and PC in the next couple of years.
Regarding Metal Gear Solid though, it's likely many Xbox One owners have been upset by the fact that the earlier games in the series have not been released for Microsoft's current-gen console yet, with many people crying out loud for a remaster of past Metal Gear Solid titles, something that looks unlikely to happen anytime soon.
Thankfully, though, Microsoft recently announced that Metal Gear Solid HD Edition has been added to the Xbox One's backwards compatibility list. This is a compilation including both 2001's Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty and 2004's Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, meaning owners of Microsoft's console now have the possibility of playing two of the best action, adventure and stealth games with a spy protagonist released in the last decade.
The highlight here undoubtedly is Metal Gear Solid 3, a game which serves as a prequel to the earlier two and is considered by many to be one of the best games of all time. This traded the urban settings of the previous settings for the jungles of Russia, but was a cracking game all the same according to most.
There's also Metal Gear Solid 2, a highly-anticipated game back in 2001, which did rub some people the wrong way when it hit the PlayStation 2 back then for replacing series' stalwart Solid Snake with another character for most of the game. Metal Gear Solid 2 is still a much-loved entry in the series, though, and definitely well worth playing through to the end.
Those Xbox One owners who own a digital edition of Metal Gear Solid HD Edition just need to head over to the console's game library and initiate a download, while those who have a physical copy of the game just need to pop the disc in the drive and let it install before playing.
And it's definitely a good thing that Microsoft keeps adding to the Xbox One's backwards compatibility list, a list which now sports hundreds of games (see some of the best here) letting Xbox One gamers enjoy golden oldies from the past, so here's hoping new games keep gracing the list in what remains of the year.
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Surry, Virginia
Archaeology, Botanical Garden, Cemetery, Culture, History, Historic House, Historical Society, Park
Bacon's Castle was originally home to a prosperous planter, Arthur Allen, and his family. Following Allen's death, the house was inherited by his son, Major Arthur Allen II. A loyalist supporter of the colonial government and member of the House of Burgesses, Major Allen was driven from his house in 1676 by followers of the patriot rebel Nathaniel Bacon, whose uprising later came to be known as Bacon's Rebellion.
Badger Mine and Museum
Shullsburg, Wisconsin
Culture, History, Historical Society, Natural History, Park, Specialized
Bahr's Mill Preservation Society
Boyertown, Pennsylvania
Culture, History, Historic House, Historical Society
Bahr's Mill is a stone mill building built in 1897 to house Jacob Bahr's (pronounced Bear) woodworking and grist mill business. It is part of a farm complex in the village of Gabelsville, Berks County, Pennsylvania, 1 mile north and west of the center of Boyertown. The site was home to a linseed oil mill from before 1828 until the 1890's, and woodworking machinery was installed in the early 1870's.
Baltimore's Black American Museum
Culture, Specialized
Balzekas Museum of Lithuanian Culture
Art, Children's, Culture, History
Banning Residence Museum
Wilmington, California
Culture, History, Historic House
General Banning wanted his family to live in gracious American comfort, so he built his house in the fashion of the fine Greek Revival houses which he had seen back in Delaware. He insured that the house was grand and comfortable inside and out by filling it with elegant "Victorian" furnishings like the ones which fill the rooms today.
Culture, History, Historical Society
The Bannock County Historical Museum houses exhibits, objects, and records relating to Bannock County and Pocatello's history.
Barbara Fritchie House
Culture, General, History, Historic House, Military, Specialized
Reconstructed house of Barbara Fritchie, heroine of John Greenleaf Whittier's poem from the Civil War. "Shoot if you must, this old gray head, but spare your country's flag, she said" while leaning out an upstairs window.
Bard Graduate Center for Studies in the Decorative Arts
Art, Culture, Library, Specialized
The Bard Graduate Center: Decorative Arts, Design History, Material Culture, is a graduate research institute of Bard College that opened in New York City in 1993. Today the BGC offers two programs of study, one leading to a master of arts degree and the other to a doctor of philosophy degree. Students in these programs can select from a wide array of courses dealing with various aspects of the cultural history of the material world.
Barker Character Comic and Cartoon Museum
Cheshire, Connecticut
Children's, Culture, Specialized
Be one of the first to see our newly renovated museum. Take a self-guided tour to view over 80,000 items of comic strip, cartoon, TV, western and advertising collectibles on display. Each exhibit shows the current market value of your old toys, although nothing is for sale. Receive a free souvenir.
Barn Again
Afton, Wyoming
Culture, General, Historical Society, Nature Centers
Dairy barn
Barnard's Mill and Art Museum
Glen Rose, Texas
Art, Culture, History, Specialized
A tour of the three story 1860 Grist Mill and adjoining Art Museum lends a flavor to the history and essence of those pioneers who made this delightful valley their home. The stories are as colorful as the seasoned stones of the building and it history. The collection of art works of the Miers Foundation,and artist Amy Miers Jackson lends a international flavor.
Barrett Township Historical Society - Cresco Station Museum
Cresco, Pennsylvania
Culture, General, History, Historic House, Historical Society, Library, Military, Specialized
The Cresco Station Museum: The society has regular programs at the Cresco Station Museum. From Memorial Day to Columbus Day, there is a monthly performance by local muscians and an Ice Cream Social. The museum is also the site of an Art's and Craft's Exhibit on the second Sunday of each month. Local Artists and Crafters display and sell their work. Exhibits change periodically.
Barron County Historical Society Pioneer Village Museum
Cameron, Wisconsin
Church, Culture, General, History, Historic House, Historical Society, Library, Military, Natural History
Pioneer Village: Nestled among a 35 acre pine grove, with 37 buildings several original log cabins locally built and furnished in the 1800,s. A climate controlled building with 36 cubicles filled with antique guns,clothing,cars and history items. Open from Memorial Day to Labor Day Thursday thru Sunday with special events on week ends.
Barrow County Museum
Winder, Georgia
Archaeology, Cemetery, Culture, General, History, Historical Society, Library, Military
The old Barrow County jail now serves as the headquarters of the Barrow County Historical Society and Museum. Visitors to the Museum will discover interesting tidbits of the county history effectively displayed. Located behind the original Barrow County Courthouse.
Batavia Depot Museum
Batavia, Illinois
Local history exhibits housed in an 1854 C. B. & Q. Railroad Depot. Permanent exhibits include railroad history, manufacture of windmills and a brief stay by Mary Todd Lincoln at Bellevue Place.
Bath County Historical Society
Warm Springs, Virginia
Culture, History
The Museum building was originally a law office which was moved from the original courthouse located at the current Warm Springs Inn. The items in the Museum have all been donated by friends of the Society who want to see Bath County history preserved for future generations. These artifacts are of interest to all those who visit, not only the local people, but visitors from all over the world.
Baxter County Heritage Museum
Gassville, Arkansas
Cemetery, Church, Culture, History, Historic House, Historical Society, Military
Baxter Springs Heritage Center and Museum
Baxter Springs, Kansas
Archaeology, Culture, History, Historic House, Historical Society, Library, Military, Science
The Baxter Springs Heritage Center & Museum, functioning under the Baxter Springs Historical Society, is dedicated to preserving and interpreting the rich regional history of Baxter Springs, Kansas.
Baycrafters Fine Art & Education Center
Bay Village, Ohio


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So, the leaves are starting to turn and we are under a frost warning for the night. School is in full swing, and I have been busy with the usual activities that come with the start of the semester.
And I have also been swarmed with rejection slips.
I spent the start of September bemoaning the fact that I hadn't heard much from editors over the summer. Well, they all must have heard me because I have been receiving rejection notes left and right.
Writers go through these stages, I know. They have a string of good luck and then they have a string of bad luck — at least that has been my experience. I just have to ride out this period of bad luck.
And what should I do with all these rejection slips?
I don't keep my rejection slips. I never did. Back when I received more rejection slips in the mail, I recorded the rejection (to help keep my records straight), and then threw the slip away. Now, more rejections come via email. I record the rejection and then delete the note from my inbox.
I agree with January's post. I don't need reminders of rejections. Instead, I throw a dollar in my rejection jar. And then I eat chocolate. Lots and lots of chocolate. But I have been told that since it is dark chocolate, it's okay.
Many years ago, I took a Chautauqua workshop with poet Margaret Gibson. She told me that I needed to practice looking, and that in doing so, my poetry would be stronger.
I was a novice writer, and I didn't understand her advice. Looking? Of course, I knew how to look. Afterall, my poetry was about the working-class world. I had grown up in that world. I had spent my whole life Looking.
It's been many years since that workshop and I have to admit that the process of learning how to look has been a slow one — and even now, I realize that it's not an action that comes easily.
Essayist and Poet Lia Purpura, at yesterday's Earth's Eye Festival, encouraged us to practice looking. The day was divided into two parts: field work at the lovely Presque Isle in Erie, PA and a craft talk by Purpura. On the trail, Purpura told us that writing about nature is a tricky act to accomplish: we often enter nature wanting the unexpected or expecting great life revelations, and these two things can happen, but we have to work to make them happen. I admit that I grew up in the rural world so I always want the unexpected to happen. Sometimes, I get it. I see a muskrat in the Connewango Creek right in the middle of town or a Barred owl in the middle of the day (no bad omens here — I have learned that Barred Owls are known for showing up in daylight) or a Black Bear crossing in front of me on a main highway. Other times, Purpura is right — I have to work a bit harder. And I also have to work at making leaps into life revelations.
All in all, it was a great day — made especially so because the rain held out until the end of the day, so we didn't have to scamper off the trails to find shelter from any storm bursts. Especially great? In my journal, I have two new starts to prose pieces. I'm not sure where they will go, but I know they will go somewhere!
No, I did not melt into a puddle during our mini heat wave we had in the middle of the month. Instead of melting, I spent a good part of July battling fruit flies. I have no idea where these pesky fellas are coming from, but they are everywhere. One flew into my cup of coffee this morning. Bleck.
I also spent a lot of July catching up on my reading. (I now only have two boxes of unread books instead of three). I sent out quite a few submission packets, although I have found that during the summer, journals that are open to submissions are slow in responding (and I don't really blame them), so for the last few weeks it feels like I have had a one-sided conversation with the poetry world. I did receive some good news, however. Special thanks goes to Justin Hamm and the editorial staff at the museum of americana for honoring my poem "How the People of Woods County, PA, Lost the 'G' in Drinkin" as a 2013 Best of the Net Nominee. You can stop by here to read the other nominations.
The weather did cool down a bit this week, just in time for another great week at Chautauqua, where I took a workshop with the lovely Kim Todd, who is the author of such great books as Chrysalis: Maria Sibylla Merian and the Secret of Metamorphosis. Regular readers of The Scrapper Poet know that I have been dabbling a bit with prose, and Kim's workshop was geared toward nature writing, or more specifically how the personal essay blends nature writing. Although I would not call myself the next Annie Dillard, I did come out the workshop with four good starts to individual essays! More importantly, however, I feel excited about writing again. In many ways, I have a hit a wall with poetry, and I think I need to take a break from my own work — never fear, however — I am not taking a break from poetry reading!
So far, 2013 has not been especially kind — not on the homefront, not in the world. Writing has definitely taken a backseat to life, and instead of working on more formal pieces, I have been doing a lot of journaling. Still, my final grades are in, and writing, whether it's for the world (a few small part of the world)or for me, does give me a sense of peace.
I spent this morning reviewing my poetry drafts from 2013, and it's true, I haven't written a lot — but I did find 13 poems worth keeping. I want to work on these poems and try to find summer markets that are open. I also want to work on my full length manuscript. Finally, I want to finish a few book reviews and dabble a bit more in other genres.
Lofty dreams indeed, especially when the warm weather is beckoning me outside and a messy house is scolding me. Hopefully, I will find a nice balance, soon!


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Biełposzta (; , Biełpoczta) – białoruska instytucja państwowa zajmująca się świadczeniem usług pocztowych. Białoruś przystąpiła do Światowego Związku Pocztowego 13 maja 1947 roku, jednak wydzielenie osobnego przedsiębiorstwa od poczty Związku Radzieckiego nastąpiło w 1991. 100% udziałów w Biełposzcie należy do Rady Ministrów Republiki Białorusi.

Historia

W kronikach Rusi pierwsze wzmianki o przesyłaniu wiadomości z użyciem gońców spotyka się w 885. W Witebsku i Mścisławiu odnaleziono skrawki kory z zapisanymi wiadomościami datowanymi na XIII – XIV wiek.

Regularne przewozy pocztowe na terenie Białorusi ustanowiono 22 listopada 1649. W styczniu 1667 częścią ustaleń rozejmu andruszowskiego było uruchomienie cotygodniowej poczty wileńskiej na trasie Moskwa – Smoleńsk – Mohylew – Mińsk – Wilno. Czas transportu listu na trasie Moskwa – Hamburg przez pocztę wileńską wynosił wówczas 21 dni.

Od 1802 usługi pocztowe na terenie Białorusi podlegały rosyjskiemu Ministerstwu Spraw Wewnętrznych. Ustanowiono okręgi pocztowe, między innymi miński, witebski i mohylewski. Miejski urząd pocztowy w Mińsku powstał w 1851. W 1857 wprowadzono znaczki pocztowe, a w 1867 datowniki. Pierwszy telegraf został zamontowany w 1859 roku w urzędzie pocztowym w Bobrujsku. Pierwsze skrzynki pocztowe zostały ustawione w Mińsku w 1870. Regularne przewozy kolejowe poczty rozpoczęto w 1871 na trasach Mińsk – Moskwa, Mińsk – Równe, Mińsk – Brześć. W 1884 połączono w jedno przedsiębiorstwo pocztę z rozwijającymi się usługami telegraficznymi.

W latach 1905–1917 telegrafistkami były wyłącznie kobiety. Po Rewolucji Październikowej w latach 1918–1922 wielokrotnie zmieniała się nazwa i struktura jednostki organizacyjnej zajmującej się usługami pocztowymi, aż ostatecznie usługi pocztowe zostały włączone w skład Biura Komunikacji Okręgu Zachodniego. Od stycznia 1919 dekretem Lenina ustanowiono zniesienie opłat za przesył listu do 15 gramów. Uruchomiono też usługi prenumeraty gazet. W 1922 wydano pierwszy znaczek poczty radzieckiej. Pierwsze usługi poczty lotniczej na terenie BSRR uruchomiono w 1932 na trasie Mińsk – Hłusk – Parycze – Mozyrz. Na terenie Białorusi na końcu 1925 znajdowały się 603 placówki pocztowe. Do roku 1941 liczba ta wzrosła do około 2300.

W związku z atakiem Niemiec na ZSRR, w 1941 zniszczeniu uległ główny urząd pocztowy w Mińsku i wiele placówek na terenie całego kraju. Pierwsza placówka pocztowa po odzyskaniu terenu Białorusi przez Związek Radziecki uruchomiona została w Homlu w listopadzie 1943. Do 1 stycznia 1945 reaktywowano 1851 placówek pocztowych, a do końca 1947 odbudowano całą sieć pocztową na terenie BSRR.

W 1955 otwarto obecny główny urząd pocztowy w Mińsku przy Prospekcie Niepodległości 10. W 1991 decyzją Ministra Komunikacji i Informatyki BSRR powołano przedsiębiorstwo Minskaja poszta, które następnie zostało przekształcone w obecną Biełposztę. W 1992 wypuszczono pierwsze znaczki poczty białoruskiej.

Struktura

Obecna struktura Biełposzty:

 6 oddziałów regionalnych:
 Oddział Brześć
 Oddział Grodno
 Oddział Homel
 Oddział Mińsk
 Oddział Mohylew
 Oddział Witebsk
 Oddział Komunikacji Specjalnej
 Przedsiębiorstwo "Minskaja poszta"
 Przedsiębiorstwo komunikacji samochodowej
 91 okręgów pocztowych
 3255 placówek pocztowych:
 767 miejskich placówek
 2071 wiejskich placówek
 226 mobilnych placówek
 191 punktów pocztowych
 1644 pojazdy

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne
 Strona oficjalna

Przedsiębiorstwa na Białorusi
Przedsiębiorstwa pocztowe

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Coding For Lawyers
Chapter 2: Markdown and HTML
Having survived regex, the next topic is absurdly easy. That topic is "Markdown".
Before diving into Markdown, and at the risk of alienating many readers, I want to remind you of your law-school days. Then (and perhaps even now), when reading a case, you would have a set of highlighters and pens all aimed at allowing you to quickly identify key passages, find the holding, and otherwise annotate important things about a case. Remember that? You would actually mark text with a sort of marker?
Markdown, when it gets right down to it, is just a way to "mark up" text and describe certain things to a computer, so the computer knows what is important to the eventual reader. That's it. It's a simple, powerful way of making all kinds of marks around plain text in order to make the text more usable.
An Intro to Markdown Syntax1
Let's say you want to italicize a sentence in a document. In a word processor, you would highlight the sentence and either press Ctrl-I or the little "italics" icon. I suppose there may be other ways, but those are the conventional ones.
In Markdown, to do this you put an asterisk before and after the sentence. So *this is an example of an italicized phrase* would look like: this is an example of an italicized phrase.
Let's say you wanted to make a word bold? In Markdown, you put two asterisks before and after the word. So **bold** looks like: bold.
And if you want something italicized and bold? You've got it: three asterisks. ***italicized and bold*** looks like: italicized and bold.
So far so good. But, this is intended for the Internet. So, let's try something a little more exciting: a link to a website.
A link to a website requires only slightly more markup. To include a link to this book's website, you would need to put brackets around the link, and put the URL2 within parentheses. So, Tell your friends to visit [Coding for Lawyers](http://codingforlawyers.com) would look like: Tell your friends to visit Coding for Lawyers. A second way to do the same thing borrows from emails. Instead of putting the URL in the middle of your paragraph, you can write [Coding for Lawyers][1] anywhere in your text, and then at the bottom, put the reference like so: [1]: http://codingforlawyers.com.
An intro to HTML
Now that you understand a bit of Markdown syntax, we'll turn attention briefly to HTML. As it turns out, the main reason Markdown even exists is that writing HTML is annoying. Now, you may be asking, "why would anyone write HTML?" And perhaps before that, you may be asking, "what is HTML?"
HTML is the face of the Internet. Indeed, you are actually reading a page written in HTML right now. In short, HTML document is a way to present content to a user on the Internet. HTML is one of the most important standards on the Internet.
But despite its incredible importance, writing in HTML is a total pain. Here's why.
We just learned that to represent an italicized phrase in Markdown, all you need to do is place the phrase within two asterisks. E.g., "This is a *test of Markdown*.". In HTML, though, this would be replaced with "This is a test of Markdown." And if you wanted to make it italicized and bold, you would need to write "This is a test of Markdown."
What is happening there? Well, HTML uses "tags" to semantically describe text. So, the  tag tells the browser that everything between the  tag and the  tag should be italicized, or as HTML likes to think of it, emphasized. Similarly, if you use the  tag, the browser understands that everything before the "opening"  tag and the "closing"  tag should be bold, aka "strong".
But the link to another website is a little more complicated. HTML uses what's called an "anchor" tag () to describe a link. So, if you Tell your friends to visit Coding for Lawyers, there is an anchor around "Coding for Lawyers." But if you click on that link, it wouldn't go anywhere, because the target of the link is not defined.
To define the link's target, you define an "attribute" for the tag. Specifically, you would define the "href" attribute. To do this, you would write: Tell your friends to visit Coding for Lawyers.
If you copied and pasted this exact phrase into a plain text file, saved it as "test.html", and opened that file in a browser, you would have a working Web page. Neat, huh?
We've now introduced two new acronyms, but we haven't said what they stand for. The first was HTML, which stands for Hypertext Markup Language – there we go again with the markup! The second was HREF, which stands for Hypertext Reference. A third acronym that you see all the time in URLs is HTTP, which stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol. Things were very hyper back when people were naming things.
More syntax in Markdown and HTML
Recognizing that Markdown and HTML are closely related, let's explore some more Markdown and HTML syntax.
Let's say you wanted to make a page that has a link to each federal court's ECF site within your given state.3 For this example, I will pick Virginia, which has three federal courts:
U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia,
U.S. District Court for the Western District of Virginia, and
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit.
Happily, the URL naming scheme is common to all three courts: "https://ecf.{courtname}.uscourts.gov"4. As we know, in Markdown, writing the link is pretty easy.
- [U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia](https://ecf.vaed.uscourts.gov),
- [U.S. District Court for the Western District of Virginia](https://ecf.vawd.uscourts.gov), and
- [U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit](https://ecf.ca4.uscourts.gov).
As it turns out, this is also all you need to do to write a bulleted list in Markdown, and you can use either hyphens or asterisks to make the bulleted list. If you converted the Markdown into HTML, it would appear as follows:

U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia,

U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, and

U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit.

You can see that this has more complexity. Let's unpack it a bit. The top tag is
, which stands for "unordered list." An unordered list is another name for a bulleted list. Then, within the
 tag there is an
 tag. This is a "list item." You're already familiar with the  tag and the href attribute.
We can also change the list from an unordered list to an ordered list (such as a set of bullet points). To accomplish that, all we need to do is substitute
 for
 in the opening and closing tags. In Markdown, you can just use numbers for this. For example:
1. [U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia](https://ecf.vaed.uscourts.gov),
2. [U.S. District Court for the Western District of Virginia](https://ecf.vawd.uscourts.gov), and
3. [U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit](https://ecf.ca4.uscourts.gov).
We could stop there. But, let's gussy it up a little more. What if we wanted a heading? Something that said "Virginia Federal Courts" and then "District" and "Circuit" as smaller headings. Markdown makes this easy:
# Virgina Federal Courts
## District
## Circuit
This would translate to the following HTML:

Virgina Federal Courts

District

U.S. District Court for the Western District of Virginia, and

Circuit

Take note that HTML describes the heading as
 and
. This is baked into HTML to show these as headings. Also take note that the District and Circuit lists are separate ordered lists, so the HTML must close the first
 tag before the Circuit heading is introduced. We've also tweaked our Markdown so that the numbers are 1. throughout. This makes it easier to change the order of the list, and Markdown will take care of making the numbers sequential.
Try to copy and paste that HTML into a plain text file, save it as "ecf_va.html", and open the file in the browser. Voilà, you have a working HTML file with a link to the Virgina federal courts' ECF sites.
At this point, you should have a sense of how Markdown and HTML look and interact with each other. You should take time to learn the Markdown syntax from the official specification. There are a few other use cases – especially blockquotes – in Markdown that you should be aware of.
Getting to fully understand HTML, on the other hand, can be much more involved. HTML5 is remarkably mature, with many ways to customize the presentation of content on the web. There are a number of good tutorials to get you up to speed with more advanced uses of HTML. E.g., http://www.codecademy.com/en/tracks/htmlcss & http://learn.shayhowe.com/html-css/. You should take some time to explore them.
If you stopped here, you would be able to meaningfully build beautiful websites using Markdown – indeed this one is written in markdown and you can even edit this page.
But you won't stop here, because it keeps gets better…
At some point, you should read the entire Markdown syntax documentation. It is very short, but covers a significant amount of ground. You should also know that there are many different "flavors" of Markdown. A flavor is a subtle variation of Markdown to provide specific features, such as footnotes. ↩
A URL?! ↩
If you don't know what ECF is, you are not a litigator. ↩
Suppose you wanted to automatically determine the court based on the URL, you could write a regular expression to extract the court: https:\/\/ecf\.(\w+)\.uscourts\.gov. ↩
Next chapter: Chapter 3: Data Types
Previous chapter: Chapter 1: Regular Expressions
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Studio M Arabian Plaza, the first Studio M in the Middle East region and the first property to be introduced under the 'M collection' portfolio under Millennium Hotels & Resorts in the UAE, opened its doors on 1st December, 2018. With a total inventory of 323 hotel rooms and serviced apartments, the three-star property is perfect for tech-savvy travellers and long-term guests looking for a fusion of function and comfort. The property also features two food and beverage outlets, meeting room spaces, a lap pool and fitness centre.
The opening launch marked Millennium Hotels & Resorts MEA's brand growth by expanding into the mid-market segment, a highly in-demand hospitality segment in the city. Furthermore, Studio M Arabian Plaza is also the first venture of Hala Hospitality Group, a part of the Saeed & Mohammed Al Naboodah Group, into the hospitality industry. As part of the hotel's opening celebration, Studio M Arabian Plaza is offering special opening room rates starting from AED 249++ per night which are available until 26th December, 2018.
As travellers become more tech-savvy, Studio M Arabian Plaza adapts by introducing smart technology, giving guests a more convenient and relaxing stay. The hotel rooms are equipped with ports and hubs for guests to stream content through 43 to 49-inch Smart LED TVs from their own mobile phones and laptops. Housekeeping and 'Do Not Disturb' buttons are also installed in the rooms, veering away from the conventional door hangers.
Guests of Studio M Arabian Plaza can also expect playful yet smart touches in the rooms' interiors, featuring open-wardrobe designs, Instagram-worthy accent walls and luxurious furniture pieces from Italy. Each hotel floor is splashed with a colour theme which is perfectly complemented by funky neon signage and life-sized character statues.
Bearing the casual yet warm tagline "Our First Hello," Studio M Arabian Plaza's hotel launch was an exclusive evening of jazz music, vibrant designs and palatable flavours attended by hotel stakeholders and travel and corporate partners.


Superior Grocers opened its first store in Covina, California in 1981. Since then, Superior has grown to over 45 stores throughout Southern California. We have prospered in neighborhoods where others failed because of our commitment to, and investment in, the communities we serve. Superior's core value of recognizing customers & employees as "partners" creates pride, vocation and fosters loyal customers.


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Q: Tastypie PUT : partial update on all objects in a resource I have a django model like this, (BTW: I am using Tastypie)
class Watchlist(models.Model):
  name = models.CharField(max_length=200)
  created = models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True)
  user = models.ForeignKey('users.User')
  stocks = models.ManyToManyField('Stock')
  equityboss = models.BooleanField(blank=True, default=False)
  last_watched =  models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True)
  order = models.IntegerField(max_length=10)

I want to update order field alone for all the objects in watchlist model.
I tried by sending PUT request, it erased all my records. I didn't get any error.
This is the data I send via PUT request
{'objects': [{'resource_uri': '/api/eboss/watchlist/2/', 'id': u'2', 'order': 0}, {'resource_uri': '/api/eboss/watchlist/1/', 'id': u'1', 'order': 1}]}

Please tell me what is the problem?

A: Look into HTTP PATCH (the RFC) - it's supported by Tastypie (their docs) and allows you to partially update a resource.
It looks like you will need to make individual PATCHes to each resource, however, as there is no mention of PATCHing a list in the same way you can PUT a new copy of the list.


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PX700HD is a 3500 ANSI lumens Full HD 1080p DLP projector that offers impressive visual performance in brightly lit environments. This projector comes equipped with ViewSonic's exclusive SuperColor™ technology which delivers true-to-life colors, as well as a specialized Sports Mode which enhances colors to make sporting events feel more realistic. In addition, PX700HD can be placed into SuperEco mode to reduce power consumption and extend the lamp life to up to 15,000 hours. Dual HDMI inputs allow users to connect multiple devices and share content in high-definition, while the integrated USB power supply can be used as a power source for connected devices.
3,500 ANSI Lumens of brightness guarantee bright images in any environment, including rooms with high levels of ambient light.
ViewSonic's proprietary SuperColor™ Technology displays a wide color range, ensuring that users enjoy a true-to-life color performance in both bright and dark environments without sacrificing image quality.
Experience the energetic atmosphere in the stadium with your friends from the comfort of your home. ViewSonic's Sports Mode boosts the green hues found on the field when watching sporting events to make them feel more lifelike.
Brightest Mode: For bright environments where the projector must operate at maximum brightness.
Sports Mode: Enhances to green hues to make the colors found on the field when watching sports feel more realistic.
Standard Mode: Familiar color similar to that of a PC or Notebook.
Gaming Mode: Color temperature that enhance visibility for gaming.
Movie Mode: Cinematic color enhancements that improve the viewingexperience when in dark ambient light environments.
PX700HD is capable of projecting 3D content directly from 3D Blu-ray players and HDMI-enabled devices such as laptops, tablets, and media players via HDMI connection.
3X Fast Input allows your in-game commands to be represented on-screen immediately, giving you a competitive advantage when gaming and taking the entire experience to a higher level.
Dual HDMI ports provide enough connectivity to support any of your HDMI multimedia devices, delivering a big screen experience for any occasion.
A built-in 5V/1.5A USB power output can be used to supply power to HDMI wireless dongles, eliminating the need for separate power adapters when streaming your favorite multimedia content.
Direct Power On: Simply connect the power cord and begin; the projector will power itself on automatically.
Signal Power On: The projector will power on automatically upon detection of a VGA or HDMI cable connection.
The remote control that comes with the PX700HD projector can be assigned to control up to 8 different projectors at once for convenient projector configuration and operation.
When Power Saving setting is on and without any signal input, the projector will automatically switch to Eco Mode and SuperEco Mode.
Eco Mode: This projector automatically switches from Normal to Eco Mode whenever it has been left idle for 5 minutes.
SuperEco Mode: When the projector has not received an input signal for 20 minutes, projected images are dimmed to 30%, extending the lamp's lifespan to 15,000 hours on average, delivering reliable long-term usage.
Forgetting to shut off projectors is a common occurrence, especially in public spaces such as classrooms and meeting rooms. Sleep Timer function allows you to select a period of inactivity that will determine when the projector should put itself into sleep mode automatically.
When no signal has been detected, the projector will automatically power off to conserve energy and lamp life.
Image size: 30" - 300"