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Bura East Airport is an airport in Kenya.

Location
Bura East Airport  is located in the town of Bura, Tana River County, in southeastern Kenya, close to the Indian Ocean coast and to the International border with Somalia.

Its location is approximately , by air, east of Nairobi International Airport, the country's largest civilian airport. The geographic coordinates of this airport are:1° 11' 6.00"S, 39° 48' 50.00"E (Latitude: -1.185000; Longitude:39.813890).

Overview
Bura East Airport is a small airport that serves the town of Bura, Tana. At the moment, there is no scheduled airline service to Bura East Airport. Situated at  above sea level, the airport has a single unpaved runway 17-35, length 1000 m.

Airlines and destinations
None at the moment.

See also
 Bura, Tana
 Tana River District
 Coast Province
 Kenya Airports Authority
 Kenya Civil Aviation Authority
 List of airports in Kenya

References

External links
  Location of Bura East Airport At Google Maps
  Website of Kenya Airports Authority
  Airkenya Flight Routes

Airports in Kenya
Coast Province
Tana River County


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LIFEL1K3 (Lifelike)
LIFEL1K3: Book #1
By Jay Kristoff
Narrated by Erin Spencer / 12 hours 26 minutes
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From the coauthor of the New York Times bestselling Illuminae Files comes the first book in a new series that's part Romeo and Juliet, part Terminator, and all adrenaline.
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Russian Media: Ukraine-EU Summit Complete Failure
Summit failure, a most dire summit, a summit that ends in zilch – this is how scores of Russian media described the EU-Ukraine summit that took place in Kyiv last week. Focusing on what they called the growing disagreements between Ukrainian and European politicians and the lack of a final communique, Russian media generally concluded that the summit ended in disaster.
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Russian site Vesti called the summit the biggest failure since such summits began 19 years ago. Lenta.ru called the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement which is now ratified by all members of the EU and Ukraine long suffering and said that EU officials only talked about corruption during the summit. Ukraine and the EU have reached a dead end in their relations Lenta.ru announced, and this can quickly lead to cooling in the relationship. The absence of a final summit communique revealed fundamental differences between members of the European community, declared RIA Novosti, Moskovskyi Komsomolec proclaimed that Ukrainian diplomacy has exhausted Europe, Life news announced that Ukraine's European aspirations ended in a scandal and Russian Defense Ministry's organ Zvezda said the EU Ukraine summit ended in zilch.
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Despite the fact that the meeting did not produce a final communique, the EU presented quite a different picture of the summit. European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said Ukraine had taken more steps in the last three years than in the previous twenty and should be proud of what it has achieved. The Wall Street Journal wrote that the absence of a final statement was insignificant in light of what has been accomplished. Politico pointed out that while the summit celebrated Ukraine and the EU's growing closeness, it also highlighted points of tension between the two sides.
The European online newspaper EUobserver pointed out that the summit was first and foremost about deepening ties between Ukraine and the EU as the Association Agreement has now been ratified by the European Union and is already being implemented, resulting in a 17 percent trade increase in the first quarter of this year compared to early last year.
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British Open Quiz: Win a fantastic Besson Prodige Cornet
The 2020 contest may have been cancelled but there is still the opportunity to win a great prize from the British Open weekend — by just reminding yourself who was the Stanley Wainwright award winner last year.
The Shield may not be awarded this year — but a great Besson cornet is up for grabs
It would have course have been the British Open Championship at Symphony Hall in Birmingham this weekend, and although understandably the contest itself in not taking place there will still be plenty of great music making to enjoy — so keep your eyes peeled on 4BR.
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21 Free Things To Do In London UK
October 31, 2019 by Bianca 1 Comment
London Southbank in the early evening
There are plenty of free things to do in London! At first glance, visitors to London might worry that the city is prohibitively expensive. And while they're not wrong—dining and other excursions in this British capital can quickly add up—many of London's coolest attractions are actually free. While living in London has its pros and cons, once you get to know the city, there are ways to have an enjoyable stay without blowing the budget.
I have shared tips on the best areas to stay in London in addition to cheap hotels to stay in central London. This post together with my other post on money-saving tips in London combined with this one, can help you have a stay in London without spending a lot of money. Is London an expensive city? Yes, but the beauty of the city and what sets it apart from many other expensive cities is that there are still many free things to do in London capital. Continue reading to find out more.
1 Best Free Things In London At A Glance
2 Top 21 Free things to do in London
2.1 1. The Tate Modern
2.2 2. St. James's Park
2.3 3. Watch The Changing Of The Guard
2.4 4. Walk Along The South Bank For A Free Tour of London's Landmarks
2.5 5. Hang Out At Trafalgar Square
2.6 6. Watch Street Performers of Covent Garden Market
2.7 7. Stroll Through a Famous Street Market
2.8 8. God's Own Junkyard and The British Library
2.9 9. Cinema Museum and Horniman Museum
2.10 10. Sky Garden
2.11 11. Barbican
2.12 12. Shoreditch
2.13 13. The British Museum
2.14 14. National Gallery
2.15 15. Houses of Parliament
2.16 16. Greenwich Naval College
2.17 17. Kensington Gardens
2.18 18. Natural History Museum
2.19 19. Science Museum
2.20 20. Wallace Collection
2.21 21. Free London Walking Tour
3 Other Free Things To Do In London
4 Planning Your Visit To London
Best Free Things In London At A Glance
Covered in more detail further below.
Best free things to do in London for couples: The Wallace Collection, Sky Garden, Southbank stroll. V&A
Free things to do in London for teens: Tate Modern, Changing of Guards, GMT Line, Harry Potter's magical world at Kings Cross Station and Notting Hill
Free places to visit in London with family(with kids): Natural History Museum, dinosaur sculptures at Crystal Palace Park
View of Tower Bridge at night from London Bridge.
Top 21 Free things to do in London
London, the English capital, is a city of freebies. London has many world-class museums that offer free admission as well as spectacular parks and breathtaking landmarks. You can also visit some of Europe's most popular churches and busy markets for free in London. Here are 21 free things to do in London.
1. The Tate Modern
Tate Modern and Tate Britain house some of the finest pieces of art in the world. Tate Modern focuses on contemporary art while Tate Britain displays British art from the 16th century to the present day. While here, you can also head to Switch House which is a recent addition to the building. Switch House now offers one of the best viewpoints in London that are not to be missed. While the Shard charges £25 a ticket, this place is free! And is conveniently located on Bankside. In my option, Tate Modern is one of the best things to do in central London for free. You get view, art, cafes and more in one little spot. You can also walk across the Millennium Bridge right outside Tate. Also, if you are looking for things to do in London for teens, this place is a hit with teens! London SE1 9TG.
2. St. James's Park
I would also recommend St. James's Park as it offers one of the best views of Buckingham Palace. If you love parks also check out Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens (side by side) are enormous and include the ever popular Diana Memorial Playground and the Peter Pan statue. Among the top ten things to do in London for free, with plenty of free to have some quiet time and away from crowds of tourists. London SW1A 2BJ.
3. Watch The Changing Of The Guard
No visit to London is complete without seeing this military tradition. The Queen's Guard in London changes in the Forecourt inside the gates of Buckingham Palace at 11:30 am every day in the summer and every other day in the winter. Get there early and view the spectacle from outside the front gates. If you miss this spectacle, it suffices to say that your visit to London isn't complete. To see this age-old military tradition, go to Buckingham Place and watch through the gates. This is one of the most visited sights to see in London for free so not to be missed. London SW1A 1AA.
Buckingham Palace in London, United Kingdom.
4. Walk Along The South Bank For A Free Tour of London's Landmarks
It really is amazing how many London landmarks you can see along this stretch of the River Thames. If you are looking for cool things to do in London, take a stroll from Westminster Bridge to Tower Bridge and you'll pass the London Eye, the Royal Festival Hall, the Southbank Centre, the National Theatre, the Oxo Tower, Tate Modern, Shakespeare's Globe, Southwark Cathedral and Borough Market. I have featured many of these in my London one day itinerary. Westminster Bridge, London SW1A 2JH.
Beautiful Southbank with a view of St Pauls
5. Hang Out At Trafalgar Square
Trafalgar Square is one of Britain's greatest visitor attractions and was designed by John Nash in the 1820s and constructed in the 1830s. This iconic square has many sights to see including Nelson's Column and the National Gallery. It is both a tourist attraction and a focus for political demonstrations. Every December, Norway donates a marvellous Christmas tree, to thank Britain for liberation from the Nazis. Trafalgar Square, London WC2N 5DN.
Fountains at Trafalgar Square
6. Watch Street Performers of Covent Garden Market
The West Piazza of Covent Garden Market has street performers to entertain you every afternoon. Good acts can draw huge crowds and the performers love to get audience members to help them with their act. All performers are licensed and have passed an audition to perform here. You will find more street performers at the weekend along the South Bank, particularly near the London Eye. The Market Bldg, London, Brentford WC2E 8RF.
7. Stroll Through a Famous Street Market
London is well-known for its popular street markets. The most popular is Camden Market, famous for its funky clothes and original gifts from independent designers, and Portobello Market famous for its antiques and collectibles., followed closely by Greenwich Market is one of London's best markets for arts and crafts, unique gifts, antiques, and collectibles. Also, Borough Market for its food, the Columbia Road Flower Market, which every Sunday morning offers a riot of colour, fragrance and noise. Camden Lock Pl, London NW1 8AF, Greenwich Market, London SE10 9HZ.
Borough Market dessert stalls
8. God's Own Junkyard and The British Library
Dazzling neon art on show in a Walthamstow warehouse. Or if you prefer some literature be sure to visit Shakespeare's First Folio, Leonardo de Vinci's notebook and handwritten Beetles lyrics are all on show in the Treasures gallery. London E17 9HQ.
9. Cinema Museum and Horniman Museum
This Kennington-based collection of artefacts celebrates the glamour of cinema before the multiplex. Whereas forest hill institution mixes Victorian curiosities with modern innovations and tranquil gardens. Forest Hill, London SE23 3PQ.
10. Sky Garden
If you are fan of panoramic and spectacular views the visit London's highest garden. The famous enlarged glass dome of 20 Fenchurch Street is dedicated to three storeys of exquisitely landscaped public gardens and London's most exclusive social spaces, including observation decks and an open-air terrace. Access to the Sky Garden is free. Visitors must book tickets to access the Sky Garden. I have shared plenty of images from our visit to the Sky Pod At The Sky Garden. A restricted number of tickets are available each day, so book in advance! Fenchurch St, London EC3M 8AF
Breakfast at Sky Garden with view of the Shard
11. Barbican
Home to exotic fish and over 2000 species of plants and trees, visit the second biggest conservatory in London and explore a hidden tropical oasis. The conservatory is a perfect way to enjoy a lazy day out with friends and family, is free and requires no booking.
12. Shoreditch
In London, art is all around you. This is particularly true in the streets of East London's trendsetting Shoreditch, which are emblazoned with creative street art all year round. So, although the artworks are forever changing, here is an example of the best, most dynamic hubs for street art in Shoreditch. Rivington Street, Great Eastern Street, Cremer Street, Princelet Street and Brick Lane just to mention a few. There are plenty of things to do in Shoreditch, many of which I have shared in my linked blog post.
13. The British Museum
The British Museum is one of the most popular museums in the world, and it provides free entry to all its visitors. It is full of rare artifacts dating back to thousands of years from different civilizations of the world. From Egyptian mummies to African terracotta arts, and Benin bronze artifacts, you can view everything for free. Open daily from 10am until 5.30pm. Bloomsbury, London WC1B 3DG.
14. National Gallery
The National Gallery is home to some of the best art pieces in the world. The gallery houses masterpieces from painters such as Leonardo Da Vinci, van Gogh, Michelangelo and so on. Irrespective of the time you visit, admission is free. Make sure you check out the free guided tours they have every weekend at midday. Open daily from 10am until 6pm. Trafalgar Square, Charing Cross, London WC2N 5DN.
View of Trafalgar Square from Vista Bar
15. Houses of Parliament
This stunning neo-Gothic edifice is the seat of the British legislature and is made up of the House of Lords and the House of Commons. You can enter for free, but you will have to make a reservation ahead to watch the parliamentarians in a heated debate.
16. Greenwich Naval College
Do you want to have a breathtaking view of London City? You will get a spectacular view of London at Greenwich Park if you climb to the hilltop at the center of the park. The Thames is clearly visible as it makes its way into the city. The park is free and makes a for perfect picnic destination. While you are here another amazing place that is free to check out is Queen's House and Naval College halls. I have covered these in my post on things to do in Greenwich.
Greenwich Park In London
17. Kensington Gardens
This garden holds a lot of treasures such as the Round Pond, the Peter Pan Statue, the Albert Memorial, the Serpentine Gallery, and the Diana Memorial Playground. After getting a feel of the spectacular sights at the gardens, you can head down to any of the Royal Parks adjoining it; St James Park, Hyde Park, and Green Park. And the best part, everything is free!
18. Natural History Museum
The Natural History Museum houses an unbelievably huge collection of over 80 million natural objects. The museum was opened in the 19th century and is open to the public free of charge. While you are here you can also check out the V&A Museum. Natural History Museum is one of the best places to visit with families. If you are looking for free places to visit in London with family or visiting with kids then add this place to your list. Just a word of warning is it super packed during the school holidays but kids and adults love this place. South Kensington, London SW7 5BD
19. Science Museum
At the Science Museum, visitors can see the earliest steam locomotives, hot air balloons, gliders and many technological inventions. You could take your kids to the Science Museum, and they will surely have a swell time.
20. Wallace Collection
Even though this gallery is small, it is one of the best in London and provides visitors a fantastic insight into the life of the aristocrats and nobility of the 18th century. The gallery is in a bespoke Italian-styled mansion and is packed full with artwork from the 17th and 18th centuries. A visit to Wallace Collection is a must. If you are looking for free things to do in London for couples, then I would highly recommend The Wallace collection. This art, vibe and decor has a touch of romance about it yes even the men will appreciate the history held within the walls of this place. I will post more pictures on this soon as I have yet to edit the pictures.
21. Free London Walking Tour
Among the cool and free things to do in London are the free walking tours taking you on a journey through history of this beautiful city. There are about 5 different free walking tours that take place during different days of the week. From the tour of secret London, to Jack the Ripper tour to the Royal London tour.
Other Free Things To Do In London
See Big Ben
Visit Piccadilly Circus
Visit The Beautiful Neasden Temple
Check out the Peace Pagoda in Battersea Park
Visit the oldest dinosaur sculptures at Crystal Palace Park. Perfect if visiting London with kids.
Push a trolley through to Harry Potter's magical world at the wall marked Platform 9 ¾ at King's Cross.
Explore the colourful neighbourhood of Notting Hill.
Planning Your Visit To London
Getting To London: Search for flight deals on Expedia. For tips on how to get from London Airports to central London check out my post which details transportation from all airports in and around London.
Make sure you bring comfortable walking shoes for London as the city is amazingly walkable. Check out tips for what to pack fro London when visiting in Spring/Summer or Autumn/Winter.
Get tips on the best areas to stay in London close to tourist attractions.
Consider other cheap tours available in London to make the most of your visit.
Consider exploring beyond London and check out the best day trips from London or visit 30 other UK cities with cool attractions.
Explore via a river cruise on The Thames.
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Definitely bookmarking this post as I plan to visit London next summer. Thanks for the post!


What does Lixus Algirus mean as a name of something?
Lixus algirus is a species of Lixus.
Lixus algirus is a species of Lixus, described by Linnaeus in 1758.
Syria Lixus algirus L. ( Coleoptera: Curculionidae); Syriab Melanagromyza (Agromyza) phaseoli Coq.
Go to the thesaurus of Lixus algirus to find many related words and phrases!


What is a Factory Audit Inspection?
A Factory Audit are conducted at your supplier's manufacturing facilities to examine their manufacturing capacities, quality management system, to provide assurance of regulatory compliance and assess product quality to identify workplace safety. Our audits range from verifying business transactions, safety and compliance checks of processes and systems.
A Factory Audit is used to assess if your potential supplier is a real company and who's exporting license is being used.Conducting audits help ensure your compliance with global market, industry and regulatory requirements.
Supplier Audits provide you with clear picture of your supplier's business and policies, along with information outlining corrective action, if necessary. Goodada Supplier Audits aim to help you build long-term relations with your suppliers and achieve continuous improvement.
Identify the Supplier - You will find out if you are buying from a trading company or direct from the manufacturer. If you are buying from the manufacturer, you will get the details of the factory so that you can buy from them and save money by cutting out the middle guy.
Background Information – we check information about exporting license, financial circumstances, business licenses, sales records and factory owner details.
Quality Controls Procedures and Responsibilities – to ensuring the quality is maintained, testing certificates are genuine and up to date, and to verify that your supplier's quality management system is suitable for your supply chain.
New Part Manufacturing Procedures – to confirm seller's practices and procedures to production of new products. To get a full picture of your supplier's sourcing and operational policies, and to protect your brand image.
Product Testing – review and verify suppliers testing procedures meet international standards.
Consumer Complaints – understand supplier's practices and procedures to any consumer complaints.
Product Failure Responsibilities – confirm what support and commitment will the supplier make in the event of Product Failure.
On Time Delivery – to identify the steps supplier takes that products are delivered on time.
Our worldwide network of auditors delivers customised auditing solutions.
A Factory Audit visits the factory to confirm that the factory is real, it has the ability to make the product to the standards that you require and has a proven track record of selling the same or similar product into your market or a similar market.
A Factory Audit confirms who is actually selling and exporting the product to you. Ideally you should be dealing direct with the factory, however there is often a middle man involved. That can increase the risk to you!


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Q: Android rotate map but leave polygon at same screen position I have a map onto which I draw a polygon. After I draw the initial polygon, I rotate the map in a circle, 1 degree at a time, doing a full circle in about 5 seconds.
The thing is that I would like the polygon to stay in the same position on the screen, not on the map. If I do nothing with the polygon while rotating the map, the polygon rotates as well. This is not the desired behaviour, I would like the polygon to stay in the same place on the screen while the map is rotated.
I have tried using the following methods to get the new poly-points but it is not coming out properly. I have been using a bearing of 0 and 135 as my tests and the results are displayed below.
Methods:
//degrees = counter-clockwise from north
private List<LatLng> getPolygonPoints(LatLng startPoint, int bearing) {
    LatLng firstPoint = getPolyPoint(startPoint, 100, getPolyPointDifference(90, bearing));
    LatLng fourthPoint = getPolyPoint(startPoint, 100, getPolyPointDifference(270, bearing));

    LatLng secondPoint = getPolyPoint(firstPoint, 300, getPolyPointDifference(10, bearing));
    LatLng thirdPoint = getPolyPoint(fourthPoint, 300, getPolyPointDifference(350, bearing));

    return Arrays.asList(
        startPoint,
        firstPoint,
        secondPoint,
        thirdPoint,
        fourthPoint,
        startPoint
    );
}

private int getPolyPointDifference(int fromNorth, int bearing) {
    int[] compass = new int[360];
    int currentBearing = 360 - bearing;

    if (currentBearing == 360) {
        currentBearing = 0;
    }

    for (int i = 0; i < 360; i++) {
        compass[i] = currentBearing;
        currentBearing++;

        if (currentBearing >= 360) {
            currentBearing = 0;
        }
    }

    Log.i(LOG_TAG, "fromNorth: "+fromNorth+" return: "+compass[fromNorth]);

    return compass[fromNorth];
}

//distance = meters
//degrees = counter-clockwise from north
private LatLng getPolyPoint(LatLng fromLocation, int distance, int degrees) {
    double radians = (degrees * Math.PI) / 180;

    double distanceX = distance * Math.sin(radians);
    double distanceY = distance * Math.cos(radians);

    double deltaLatitude = distanceY / 110540;
    double deltaLongitude = distanceX / (111320 * Math.cos(fromLocation.latitude));

    double pointLatitude = fromLocation.latitude + deltaLatitude;
    double pointLongitude = fromLocation.longitude + deltaLongitude;

    return new LatLng(pointLatitude, pointLongitude);
}

Output:
Bearing = 0

*

*fromNorth: 90 return: 90

*fromNorth: 270 return: 270

*fromNorth: 10 return: 10

*fromNorth: 350 return: 350

Bearing = 135

*

*fromNorth: 90 return: 315

*fromNorth: 270 return: 135

*fromNorth: 10 return: 235

*fromNorth: 350 return: 215

Result:
Bearing 0
Bearing 135

A:
The thing is that I would like the polygon to stay in the same position on the screen, not on the map.

Then do not draw it on the map but on i.e. overlay surface you create.

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Rolls Royce Dawn is a front-engine, rear-wheel-drive vehicle with the capacity to hold 4 adult passengers comfortably. It is a 2-door convertible with a drop-down roof so you can enjoy long summer drives with your friends. Rolls-Royce combines style with substance in a car that is perfectly suitable for everyday use. This isn't a vehicle you need to lock away in the garage when you want to carry out your day-to-day activities like visiting a friend or go grocery shopping. The machine strikes the right balance between performance and usability, which make it very appealing to a wide range of buyers. Rolls-Royce aimed to capture the design language and vibe of the iconic 1950s Silver Dawn. The 2017Rolls Royce Dawn is athletic, youthful, and elegant at the same time, so the car does recapture the spirit of its predecessor.
It doesn't just offer beauty and performance, but also control. Drivers have assistance from Active Cruise Control, which adjusts the cruising speed based on radar scans of the road ahead. If it senses an obstacle, Cruise Control will slow your vehicle down to a more reasonable speed. The grille has a discreet infrared camera that can immediately detect any hazards for up to 300 meters. Adaptive headlights adjust according to road conditions so you can drive safely during all times of the day. The car comes in two variations; a standard version and a special Black Badge version. Both versions have the same engine, hardware, and performance specs with only a slight variation in design. Dawn Black Badge has a darker and more intense vibe throughout its design.


The Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore has announced an Open Day on March 3, 2012 from 9.00 am to 5.00 pm to coincide with the birthday of their founder, Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata. The Departments across all disciplines in the Institute will be open to the public, and there will be experimental demonstrations, lectures, presentations, quiz competitions, etc. For further details, contact: The Public Relations Office at 080-22932228 and 22932770.
Manford is organising a workshop in lay counselling. It is designed for teachers, psychology students, social workers and anyone considering getting into the field of counseling and social work.
This introduction consists of information and techniques one can use every day to help oneself and others at school, college, work and in one's personal life. The workshop will be a 4-hour experiential process, packed with information and activities. Date: March 10. For more information on how to register, call or e-mail: contactus@manford.co. in Ph: 9916576942.
The Goethe-Institut/Max Mueller Bhavan, in collaboration with Kathalaya, is organising an evening of storytelling with Indo-German storytellers. Geeta Ramanujam from India and Martin Ellrodt and Dirk Nowakowski from Germany dive into their treasure trove of stories and regale you with tales from afar, brought to you by Kathalaya.
Communicate to your full potential. Reflect your best qualities through your visual and verbal communication to make that powerful impression within seconds of meeting people.
University Visvesvaraya College of Engineering is organising a one-day seminar on value-based education. Dr B Sheshadri, Prof L M Patnaik, Prof N Rudraiah and Prof R Natarajan will be speaking. It is to be held at Town Hall, Bangalore on March 1, at 10 am.


This craft accompanies the Let's Be Planes! song from Sing and Play Green.
Directions: Color the airplane and cut it out. Fold in half and glue it together. Fold up the front and back wings. Glue the tires on the bottom of the plane. Attach a paper clip to the nose of the plane. Make it fly!


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const PopStateEvent = require("../generated/PopStateEvent.js");
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const idlUtils = require("../generated/utils.js");

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    this._window = window;
    this._historyTraversalQueue = new Set();
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    this._currentIndex = 0;
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    return this._entries.length;
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  get currentEntry() {
    return this._entries[this._currentIndex];
  }

  // https://html.spec.whatwg.org/#dom-history-pushstate
  removeAllEntriesAfterCurrentEntry() {
    this._entries.splice(this._currentIndex + 1, Infinity);
  }

  // https://html.spec.whatwg.org/#traverse-the-history-by-a-delta
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    this._queueHistoryTraversalTask(() => {
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      if (newIndex < 0 || newIndex >= this.length) {
        return;
      }

      const specifiedEntry = this._entries[newIndex];

      // Not implemented: unload a document guard

      // Not clear that this should be queued. html/browsers/history/the-history-interface/004.html can be fixed
      // by removing the queue, but doing so breaks some tests in history.js that also pass in browsers.
      this._queueHistoryTraversalTask(() => {
        // If there is an ongoing attempt to navigate specified browsing context that has not yet matured,
        // then cancel that attempt to navigate the browsing context.

        // Doing this seems to break tests involving navigating via push/pop state and via fragments. I think this
        // is because these navigations should already count as having "matured" because the document is not changing.

        // this.clearHistoryTraversalTasks();

        if (specifiedEntry.document !== this.currentEntry.document) {
          // TODO: unload the active document with the recycle parameter set to false
          notImplemented("Traversing history in a way that would change the window", this._window);
        }
        this.traverseHistory(specifiedEntry);
      });
    });
  }

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    if (!specifiedEntry.document) {
      // If entry no longer holds a Document object, then navigate the browsing context to entry's URL
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    const nonBlockingEvents = Boolean(flags.nonBlockingEvents);

    const document = idlUtils.implForWrapper(this._window._document);

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    // If the current entry's title was not set by the pushState() or replaceState() methods, then set its title
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      currentEntry.title = document.title;
    }

    if (specifiedEntry.document !== currentEntry.document) {
      // If entry has a different Document object than the current entry, then...
      notImplemented("Traversing the history to an entry with a different Document", this._window);
    }

    document._URL = specifiedEntry.url;

    const hashChanged =
      specifiedEntry.url.fragment !== currentEntry.url.fragment && specifiedEntry.document === currentEntry.document;
    let oldURL;
    let newURL;
    if (hashChanged) {
      oldURL = currentEntry.url;
      newURL = specifiedEntry.url;
    }

    if (flags.replacement) {
      // If the traversal was initiated with replacement enabled, remove the entry immediately before the
      // specified entry in the session history.
      this._entries.splice(this._entries.indexOf(specifiedEntry) - 1, 1);
    }

    this.updateCurrentEntry(specifiedEntry);

    const state = specifiedEntry.stateObject; // TODO structured clone

    // arguably it's a bit odd that the state and latestEntry do not belong to the SessionHistory
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    document._history._state = state;
    const stateChanged = specifiedEntry.document._latestEntry !== specifiedEntry;
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    const fireEvents = () => this._fireEvents(stateChanged, hashChanged, state, oldURL, newURL);

    if (nonBlockingEvents) {
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        "popstate",
        {
          bubbles: true,
          state
        }
      ]));
    }

    if (hashChanged) {
      this._window.dispatchEvent(HashChangeEvent.create([
        "hashchange",
        {
          bubbles: true,
          oldURL: whatwgURL.serializeURL(oldURL),
          newURL: whatwgURL.serializeURL(newURL)
        }
      ]));
    }
  }

  addEntryAfterCurrentEntry(entry) {
    this._entries.splice(this._currentIndex + 1, 0, entry);
  }

  updateCurrentEntry(entry) {
    this._currentIndex = this._entries.indexOf(entry);
  }
}
module.exports = SessionHistory;

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March 17, 2016 — San Francisco — For A Trilogy, Miguel Angel Ríos' first exhibition with Gallery Wendi Norris, he will exhibit three of his most recent video works: Piedras Blancas, Mulas, and Landlocked. Ríos first became recognized in the late 1980's and early '90's for his paintings and collage works, and has since gone on to create video work that has influenced contemporary artists working today. The exhibition highlights his unique artistic practice that addresses issues of power, apathy and violence, while incorporating an innovative use of social and political narratives and original production techniques.
The new video projects are site-specific and grounded in an approach to Land Art, where Ríos challenges traditional modes of representations within the landscape – works that he describes as the most ambitious and challenging video projects of his career. The works are similar in that they all take place in the open, arid and mountainous landscapes of South America. To produce them, the artist worked under conditions that he describes as "difficult, dangerous, and impossible," three qualities that are required to pique his interest in making an artwork. These projects are carefully conceived performances that rely on an impossible plot: the choreography of chance. In all of them, the artist works with gravity and mediates objects and/or animals to tell a story: white balls in Piedras Blancas, pack mules in Mulas, and stray dogs in Landlocked.
His experiments with video push the boundaries of a camera to its limits, and at times to its destruction. Some of these videos are based on his own childhood games from Argentina, translated into provocative works that explore societal issues related to his own vivacity and understanding of social life.
Mulas refers to Ríos' on-going fascination with the conquest of Latin America by referencing Christopher Columbus who was the first to breed mules in the New World. In the video, two mules—half donkey, half horse—are seen carrying satchels slowly spilling a mysterious white powder that draws lines on the South America desert landscape as they cross narrow trails and unpopulated terrain. This automatist drawing of a white line recalls minimalist land art, but it has a political edge that suggests contemporary stories of narcotics trafficking. The mules in the video start by slowly climbing scenic mountains until the tone changes to a more sinister eruption edited almost like a symphonic poem leading into the abyss. The title, Mulas, references the Spanish slang for young women traffickers convinced to transport drugs across borders, under perilous conditions.
The third video, Landlocked, features a pack of four seemingly wild dogs that were in fact extensively trained by Ríos. The drama of the video is heightened by the screeching barking of the dogs and their urgency to get to the "other side" as they vigorously dig tunnels through a hillside at the foot of the Andes Mountains on the Western edge of Bolivia, impossibly working their way toward the Pacific Ocean. Their work appears as though it may be fruitless, a metaphor for the location of the country of Bolivia, extremely close to the ocean but without access to export goods by sea which severely impairs the country's capacity to bring in revenue. The video also plays off thematics of labor, power and economy that are influenced by the recent discoveries of more than 80 tunnels found between Mexico and the United States.
Related paintings, works on paper, drawings and photographs all created in preparation for or alongside the videos will be on display as well, providing insight into the artistic process. After shooting video footage during the mornings and afternoons, Ríos spends his evenings making one painted or drawn work, a storyboard of a shot he envisions recording the following day.


V-Moda BassFit review: The Jaybird alternative you've been waiting for - Phones Price India!
Jaybird has emerged as the go-to brand for workout earbuds in recent years, with the company offering a range of products in this category. V-Moda is now looking to provide an alternative with the BassFit, its first workout-focused earbuds. Like most Jaybird models, the BassFit comes with a durable chassis that's immune to the elements, and a lightweight design coupled with decent sound quality.
With 10mm drivers and a TriFit design that provides a snug fit, the BassFit gets the basics right. You also get AptX compatibility for better audio quality, a rugged chassis that's immune to changes in temperature and humidity as well as UV exposure, and over 11 hours of listening time from a full charge.
V-Moda also bundles four sizes of eartips — from XS to L — and they offer a decent amount of noise isolation. They're not quite as comfortable as the Comply tips I use with my Jaybird X3, but the soft silicone buds provide a tight seal nevertheless.
As for the design itself, the BassFit comes in two color options — a white variant with grey fins, and a black version with orange accents. The tangle-free cable loops around your neck, and you also get a cinch to adjust the length of the cable. Like most workout earbuds, the BassFit is resistant to sweat and humidity, and while there's a two-layer nanocoating for added durability against the elements, you miss out on an IP rating.
The ends of the earbuds have magnetic connectors that snap together when they come into contact — much like OnePlus' Bullets Wireless — but they don't affect music playback. There's an in-line three-button remote with a mic, volume and music playback controls, and you can also invoke Google Assistant by pressing the volume up and action buttons.
I averaged just over ten hours' worth of battery life from a full charge, and the BassFit offers a fast charge feature that delivers 2.5 hours of music playback with just a 15-minute charge. A full charge takes just over two hours, and while the battery life is more than adequate, my main quibble in this area has to do with the fact that the earbuds charge over Micro-USB. A USB-C charging option would've made the BassFit that much more alluring.
The audio quality is also one of the best you'll find in this category, but what makes the BassFit truly stand out is the TriFit design. I routinely have fit issues with earbuds designed for workouts, but that just wasn't the case with the BassFit. If you're looking for an alternative to what Jaybird offers in this category, look no further.
With a variety of attachments designed to provide a secure fit, AptX for better audio quality, and a weather-resistant design, the BassFit has a lot going for it. I would've liked to see more granular controls to adjust the sound profile and USB-C charging, but for a first effort, the BassFit gets a lot right.


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New Holiday Experiences at Beau-Rivage Palace
The newly remodeled Beau-Rivage Palace will install new lakeside igloos for guests to enjoy during the holiday season.
On ten acres of gardens, adjacent to Lake Geneva, with stunning views of the Swiss Alps, Beau-Rivage Palace in Lausanne, Switzerland will now offer guests a new holiday experience with the installation of lakeside igloos. The installation will take place from December 2016 through the end of January 2017.
"As soon as the first snowflakes start to fall, guests are invited to treat themselves to a unique Swiss winter experience in one of the igloos dotting the gardens," says Nathalie Seiler-Hayez, general manager of the Beau-Rivage Palace.
Fashioned by a team of designers from the Swiss décor site Chic Cham in collaboration with Espaces Contemporains, these chalet-chic Nordic retreats come in two different styles. One is a classic Alpine style, with wooden elements and red and green accents; the second igloos offers a modern experience and is decorated with frosted silvers and golds. Each igloos can host up to six people for tea time.
Guests at Beau-Rivage can also enjoy the ice skating rink in the Lobby Lounge terrace with a special menu of seasonal delicacies at the skating rink's chalet, and be warmed up by a Finnish wood burner and warm blankets. Out in the garden, children can participate in pastry and macaron workshops, pony rides and toasted marshmallows. A New Year's Eve gala will offer Champagne and tap dance performances from Martin's Tap Dance.
Beau-Rivage Palace also features an award-winning spa and a two-Michelin starred restaurant — Anne-Sophie Pic — which is helmed by France's only three-Michelin-starred female chef.
For more on Switzerland, check out the 100 Best Things to do there.
Photos Courtesy Beau-Rivage Palace.
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Q: What happened to springmodules package in spring 3 Recently while I was updating a project from spring 2.5.6 to 3, I couldn't find the relavent
org.springmodules package... Because of using spring 2.5 dependency I cannot use org.springmodules 0.8 version... Can anyone please tell me any what happened to the classes in this org.springmodules module and a place to find any more changes.. ?
thanx..

A: If you don't find any substitution you could exclude the spring 2.5 dependency of springmodules like shown here.

A: Unfortunately I ran into a similar issue.. Upgraded to spring 4.x and see that springmodules validation was using a depreated spring API that got removed in 4.x.
The only solution (apart from trying to find another validation framework) we had was to fork the source code ourselves, fix it and use it.