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Aquariums must be kept out of direct sunlight in order to diminish temperature fluctuations and/or algae development. Aquariums must be placed in an appropriate area that is strong enough to withstand the weight of the tank. For example, a 100 gallon tank might work in an upstairs room, whereas a 300 gallon tank will require an engineering approval. Additionally, you must make sure you have adequate electrical power outlets in the area you plan to install your tank.
A Custom aquarium is an investment. It is vital to purchase from a Reputable company that has experience with proper installation as well as a track record for good customer service. A competent distributor must be able to guide you with all the details of proper ventilation, amperage needed for the electrical system as well as other important information for a hassle-free experience.
They should also ask what species of fish will be in the aquarium, and know which varieties do and do not go together well.
Proper maintenance is imperative for maintaining the health of your fish. Simply put: Healthy fish can live for many years in a properly maintained aquarium giving their owner a real sense of connection with their aquatic pets. It is worthwhile, at least at the beginning of your ownership journey, to allow the professionals to clean and maintain your tank.
Keep these few important guidelines in mind and you will have many, many years of pure fish enjoyment!


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The A. White Library and CRM Learning Center houses a comprehensive number of books, journals and pictures on coastal resource management. It is located inside the office of the Coastal Conservation and Educational Foundation (CCEF) at Room 302, PDI Condominium.
The A. White Library and Learning Center for Coastal Resource Management was launched on July 1, 2005. The simple ceremony was officiated by Fr. Raul Ragay and was followed by an inspirational image by CCEF President, Dr. Alan White. The bulk of the materials that made up the initial library collection was Dr. White's personal collection he has compiled through the years of working in coastal resource management.
The library is another way of CCEF implementing coastal resource management by educating, sharing information, and encouraging the public to learn more about the marine environment.
There is an annual library membership fee of 100 Pesos with a discounted rate for students at 75 Pesos. Membership forms are available at the front desk of CCEF's office. The membership fee allows borrowing of at most two reference materials at a time.
The library is open from Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. daily (with noon break). The official address of the Alan White Library and Learning Center in Coastal Resource Management is:
Rm. 302, PDI Condominium, Archbishop Reyes Ave., Banilad (in front of Gaisano Country Mall)
CCEF PUBLICATIONS
CCEF staff and board members are published in various monographs and prestigious journals. The list below shows just some of the recent output of the foundation. All CCEF publications are downloadable.
P. Christie; R. Pollnac; T. Stevenson; D. Pietri (2014) Final Report: Lessons from the US Coral Triangle Initiative Support Program. USAID
CCEF (2013) A profile of Danajon Bank, Philippines. Coastal Conservation and Education Foundation
A. Green; A. White; S. Kilarsk (2013) DESIGNING MARINE PROTECTED AREA NETWORKS TO ACHIEVE FISHERIES,BIODIVERSITY, AND CLIMATE CHANGE OBJECTIVES IN TROPICAL ECOSYSTEMS: A practitioner guide. The Nature Conservancy, and the USAID Coral Triangle Support Partnership
D. Apistar; N. Setiasih (2012) How to Assess Coral Bleaching in Your Community. CCEF
R.L. Eisma-Osorio; M.V. Gamale; R. Amolo; R. Kirit; A. Patindol; A. White (2012) A sourcebook on mainstreaming gender into coastal resource management in the Philippines. CCEF
A. Varney; P. Christie; R.L. Eisma-Osorio; G. Labrado; M. Pinsky; A. White (2010) Designing and Planning a Network of Community-Based Marine Protected Areas. Coastal Conservation and Education Foundation, Inc.
P. Johnstone; G. Labrado; R.L. Eisma-Osorio; P. Christie; A. White (2010) Marine Protected Area Networking Training Handbook. Coastal Conservation and Education Foundation, Inc.
CCEF (2007) i-Dive – Responsible Diving in Marine Protected Areas.
CCEF; T.D. and L.P.F. (2004) Dalaguete – Nurturing The Roots of Coastal Resource Management.
CCEF; T.D. and L.P.F. (2004) Boljoon – Enriching Their Heritage Through A Wellspring of Sustainable Coastal Management Initiatives.
CCEF; T.D. and L.P.F. (2004) Santander – Opening Gateways of Opportunity Through Coastal Resource Management.
CCEF; T.D. and L.P.F. (2004) Alcoy – A Small Town Taking Big Steps in Coastal Resource Management.
CCEF; T.D. and L.P.F. (2004) Oslob – Turning the course of CRM History.
M. Dygico; A. Songco; A. White; S.J. Green (2013) Achieving MPA effectiveness through application of responsive governance incentives in the Tubbataha reefs. Marine Policy
A. Maypa; A. White; E. Cañares; R. Martinez; R.L. Eisma-Osorio; P. Aliño; D. Apistar (2012) Marine Protected Area Management Effectiveness: Progress and Lessons in the Philippines. Coastal Management
N. Armada; A. White; P. Christie (2009) Managing Fisheries Resources in Danajon Bank, Bohol, Philippines: An Ecosystem-Based Approach. Coastal Management
D. Pietri; P. Christie; R. Pollnac; R. Diaz; A. Sabonsolin (2009) Information Diffusion in Two Marine Protected Area Networks in the Central Visayas Region, Philippines. Coastal Management
R.J. Maliao; A. White; A. Maypa; R.G. Turingan (2009) Trajectories and magnitude of change in coral reef fish populations in Philippine marine reserves: a meta-analysis. Coral Reefs
R.L. Eisma-Osorio; R. Amolo; A. Maypa; A. White; P. Christie (2009) Scaling Up Local Government Initiatives Toward Ecosystem-Based Fisheries Management in Southeast Cebu Island, Philippines. Coastal Management
P. Christie; R. Pollnac; D. Fluharty; M. Hixon; G. Lowry; R. Mahon; D. Pietri; B. Tissot; A. White; N. Armada; R.L. Eisma-Osorio (2009) Tropical Marine EBM Feasibility: A Synthesis of Case Studies and Comparative Analyses. Coastal Management
Get to know more CCEF
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【4K】Drone Footage | CHAPADA DIAMANTINA National Park ..:: Bahia
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The final 4K footage of my drone flights in Chapada Diamantina (Brazil); project finished and uploaded on 2019-01-14 - enjoy! :-)
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Chapada Diamantina Drone Flight: Chapada Diamantina (Portuguese for the Diamond Plateau) is a region of Bahia state, in the Northeast of Brazil. This same chain receives other names, like Serra do Espinhaço, in Minas Gerais, and Borborema, in Pernambuco and Paraíba. The Chapada Diamantina is at the center of Bahia state, in the Northeast of Brazil. It is the northern zone of the Espinhaço Range, has approximately 38,000 km2 (15,000 sq mi) and encompasses 58 municipalities. Technically it is considered part of the caatinga biome, and is the highest area in this biome, almost all of it over 500 metres (1,600 ft) of altitude. The vegetation, always conditioned by the physiographic conditions, is represented by the cerrado, rocky fields, forests and caatinga, all of them harbouring great biodiversity and endemisms. [wikipedia]
Among others, you will see following places by Drone (Keywords): Chapada Diamantina, Bahia, Palmeiras, Salvador, Salvador da Bahia, Northeast Brazil, Brazil, Nature, National Park, Waterfalls, Buracao Falls, Fumaça Waterfall
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【4K】Drone Footage | Chapada Diamantina - Most Beautiful Nature in Brazil 2019 ..:: Cinematic Aerial
The final 4K footage of my drone flights in Chapada Diamantina (National Park in Bahia; Brazil); project finished & uploaded on 2019-05-29 by One Man Wolf Pack UltraHD Drone Footage.
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Chapada Diamantina Drone Flight: Rugged, rocky & biodiverse nature preserve known for its waterfalls, caves & former diamond mines. The Chapada Diamantina lies at the center of Bahia State, and forms the northern part of the Espinhaço Mountain Range. It has approximately 38,000 km2 (15,000 sq mi) and encompasses 58 municipalities. Technically this region is considered a part of the caatinga biome, and contains some of its highest elevations, most of it above 500 metres (1,600 ft). The vegetation; a product of the physiographic conditions, is known as cerrado, and consists of rocky plains, dry forests, and caatinga desert vegetation, all of witch harbour a great deal of biodiversity and unique endemisms. The regions is considered to have a Mesotermic climate, of the Cwb type, according to Köppen Climate classifications. It is normally quite cooler than its surrounding areas, with an average annual temperature under 22 °C. The territory of the Chapada Diamantina runs roughly between the cities of Mucugê (13°00′S 41°22′W) to the south, Andaraí (12°48′S 41°20′W) in the southeast, Lençóis (12°33′S 41°23′W) in the northeast, and Palmeiras (12°31′S 41°35′W) in the northwest. This region is named the Serra do Sincorá Ridge. However, the city of Ibicoara, near the southern limits of Chapada Diamantina, is also becoming important. The Sincorá Ridge is North–South oriented and has a length of 160 km and 20 to 30 km of width. It has huge canyons with rivers of brownish waters and several waterfalls. The high altitude grasslands are known locally as Gerais. The trails were once used by miners in their search for diamonds. From Lençóis, one of the most important cities in the area, one can find quite a few ecotourism agencies as well as independent guides. Among the main attractions are the Morro do Pai Inácio (Pai Inácio Hill), Cachoeira da Fumaça, Mixila Waterfall, Sossego Waterfall and the Vale do Pati which is considered the best trekking destination in the country. Rock climbing is a relatively new activity, but is developing quickly as some local and outside climbers are opening more and more routes, mainly in the city of Lençóis and at Vale do Capão, district of Palmeiras and at Igatu, district of Andaraí. Lençóis, one of the main cities, is 428 kilometres (266 mi) from Salvador and can be reached by car, bus or plane. Another important city is Iraquara. It has a lot of caves, where prehistoric rock art and other evidence of primitive life can be found. The Range System has an erosional outlier that exposes a contact, the Pai Inácio Anticline. The Pai Inácio Anticline is 25 km wide and exposes the sedimentary rocks of the Paraguaçu group. At the contact there are two different rock groups exposed one being the Chapada Diamantina and the Paraguaçu, with the Chapada Diamantina overlaying the Paraguaçu group. These two rock formations group not only in elasticity, but in composition as well. The Chapada Diamantina is composed primarily of sandstone, pelites and diamond bearing conglomerates. The Paraguaçu is composed of fine-grained sandstones, siltstones and argillites. The rocks of the Paraguaçu are softer and therefore more susceptible to weathering and folding. It is the folds in the Paraguaçu that allows for the entry of water into the rocks structure which in turn is responsible for the erosion. [wikipedia // Google]
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SMS Software is backed by an industry-leading support team. Contact our dedicated support team with questions about SMS software or our SMS training offerings.
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32% off. I've had too many unfortunate spillage incidents in my life to be able to tell you otherwise: good toiletry bag that keeps your things neat (and safely separate from your clothing) is a must when packing for a trip. This one has the added bonus of being water-resistant, plus it comes with a handy hanger for even more convenience when traveling!
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I cannot tell you how many times in my life I could have used a portable steamer. Especially with a few weddings in different states coming up, I'm definitely taking one with me to make sure my (re-worn, thank you very much) outfit looks in tip-top shape. This one has great reviews and is at a nice low price every day — check it out!
31% off. Wedding season also means it's wedding (and wedding shower) gift season. And while I don't tend to buy pretty boxes for regular Christmas and birthday gifts, they are a great way to make a wedding gift just a bit more special. Plus, the lucky recipient can reuse it in their own gift-giving future. This is over 30% off today, so if you have a few gift-worthy occasions, definitely consider grabbing one or two.
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"Those of us who find cardio a chore are constantly looking for exciting new ways to get fit. While yoga is undoubtedly known as the go-to for limbering up, de-stressing and boosting flexibility, it's less known for its contribution to cardio fitness. Wild, a new class from British-based yoga experts known as Fierce Grace, is looking to change that, though. Taking inspiration from martial arts, ballet, qigong, physiotherapy, resistance exercises and, of course, traditional yoga, Wild is a functional-based workout designed for anyone and everyone"


What should you do if you are afraid of wearing your bathing suit in public?
If you are a woman and somewhat insecure with wearing a bathing suit in public, I would do one of two things. First you could wear a pair of shorts ie. board shorts over the bottom of your suit or you could possibly wear a longer t-shirt. Also if board shorts are not your thing they do have water shorts that are much shorter depending on your style.
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The fashion industry has certainly become more diverse, but there is still a lot more that can be done to recognize all body types and skin tones—and Hayley Hasselhoff, who has spoken out about size inclusivity in the past, is leading the charge. Hasselhoff, the daughter of David Hasselhoff, led a group of other models in a protest during London Fashion Week Friday morning. For a campaign organized by plus-size fashion retailer Simply Be, the 25-year-old model and seven others posed in their underwear outside the London Fashion Week hub. They held signs that read, "Love Your Curves," "Curves Shouldn't Mean Compromise," and "LFW—Where Are the Curves?" according to the Evening Standard.
On the other side of the pond, New York Fashion Week has become increasingly size diverse. Last season, there were 208 appearances by models above sample size, while models like Ashley Graham and Jordyn Woods not only walked the runway but also took their turns at designing. Not to mention that some mass-market fashion campaigns, such as those for Aerie, Nike, and Khloé Kardashian's Good American, are increasing their size offerings and choosing more curvy models. Last month Graham was announced as the new face of Revlon, making her one of the first curvy women to front a major beauty campaign. Let's hope this trend continues on—and off—the runway around the world.


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The association of the ACTN3 R577X and ACE I/D polymorphisms with athlete status in football: a systematic review and meta-analysis
McAuley, Alexander B.T. and Hughes, David C. and Tsaprouni, Loukia and Varley, Ian and Suraci, Bruce and Roos, Thomas R. and Herbert, Adam J. and Kelly, Adam L. (2020) The association of the ACTN3 R577X and ACE I/D polymorphisms with athlete status in football: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Journal of Sports Sciences. ISSN 1466-447X
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The aim of this review was to assess the association of ACTN3 R577X and ACE I/D polymorphisms with athlete status in football and determine which allele and/or genotypes are most likely to influence this phenotype via a meta-analysis. A comprehensive search identified 17 ACTN3 and 19 ACE studies. Significant associations were shown between the presence of the ACTN3 R allele and professional footballer status (OR = 1.35, 95% CI: 1.18–1.53) and the ACE D allele and youth footballers (OR = 1.18, 95% CI: 1.01–1.38). More specifically, the ACTN3 RR genotype (OR = 1.48, 95% CI: 1.23–1.77) and ACE DD genotype (OR = 1.29, 95% CI: 1.02–1.63) exhibited the strongest associations, respectively. These findings may be explained by the association of the ACTN3 RR genotype and ACE DD genotype with power-orientated phenotypes and the relative contribution of power-orientated phenotypes to success in football. As such, the results of this review provide further evidence that individual genetic variation may contribute towards athlete status and can differentiate athletes of different competitive playing statuses in a homogenous team-sport cohort. Moreover, the ACTN3 R577X and ACE I/D polymorphisms are likely (albeit relatively minor) contributing factors that influence athlete status in football.
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A lot of people these days are becoming more aware of the energy savings to be had by shutting down unused equipment when it's not in use. And while it's no problem to shut off the TV and the end of the evening a lot of people have trouble doing the same for the PC. This is mainly because it's nice to have all your work on your computer right there where you left it when you return in the morning. Of course, this is what "sleep" mode is for – you can save energy without losing your place.
But wouldn't it be nice if your computer knew when to wake up for you? Well, it can! Using the Task Scheduler (In Vista: Control Panel\System and Maintenance\Administrative Tools\Task Scheduler), you can make your PC wake up at the designated time you want just by having it run a simple task – like say, launching then closing the command prompt window.
Schedule a task that executes the command cmd.exe with command line arguments [/c "exit"] (without the ) and make sure to set the 'Wake computer up to execute this task' in the power options. Schedule the task for when you want your computer to wake up and you will never have to wait on it again.
How about scheduling a task to put a computer to sleep?
Thanks for suggesting more people use sleep mode. But it only takes a few seconds (or less, for many PCs) to wake up from sleep mode. So how about instead of scheduling it to wake up, you save some more energy and just move the mouse or tap the keyboard when you're ready to use it?
Thx for the link to climatesavers - good tips!


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Anti-tobacco campaigners have prosecuted a tobacco industry expo in Thailand for violation of the country's tobacco control law. This is the first time this has happened in a host country.
According to Chitanondh, after rallying outside the expo a team of anti-tobacco campaigners infiltrated the exhibition hall and took photographs of violations of Article 8 of the Tobacco Product Control Act 1992. This article prohibits tobacco product advertising, of which there was many examples in the expo.
The expo's organizers were taken to the police station and fined.
This is a small win for the tobacco control movement, however, director of the Southeast Asia Tobacco Control Alliance (SEATCA) Ms Bungon Ritthiphakdee said the expo was a public health nightmare for people of the region.
"From TabinfoAsia 2009 we can expect the industry to step up its tactics to fight, delay and dilute national tobacco control legislation," she said.
These industry tactics will be detrimental to Asia as the region struggles to contain its smoking epidemic.
Around 2.4 million per year die of tobacco-related deaths in Asia. That's 6,575 deaths per day. And still the tobacco industry is determined to increase its market and profits from the region, spelling more diseases and deaths, particularly for Asia's poor and underprivileged.
As it stands, almost 31percent (about 125 million) of the adult population in the ASEAN region are already smokers. China has about 350 million smokers and 1 million deaths every year.
Cambodia, the industry sought to frighten legislators if they applied graphic warnings on cigarette packs.
Vietnam, tobacco companies circumvented retailing rules by releasing a variety of cigarette products and brands – arguing that each product line was entitled to its own shelf space, which mocked laws intended to limit the display of cigarette brands at points-of-sale.
Indonesia, tobacco companies prevented legislators from banning tobacco advertising and sponsorship by scaring them with an imaginary threat of adverse impacts on farmers, the advertising sector and overall economy.
Ritthiphakde says governments should not allow the tobacco industry to bully them with scare tactics.
Implementing the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) key obligations in particular the most stringent measures such as high tobacco taxes, graphic health warnings on packs, smoke-free public and work places, and a comprehensive ban on all forms of tobacco promotions including pack display at point-of-sale and corporate social responsibility activities by tobacco companies.
Applying FCTC Article 5.3 and expose tobacco industry tactics to delay and dilute regulatory efforts.
Excluding the tobacco industry from attending national and sub national tobacco control task forces.


How to make a difference. How to become a part.
My pastor has been urging us to find a way to serve God through our church. At this moment, I stand one person's effort and good will away from being home bound. This is not where I expected or wanted to end up at the age of 49, but between realizing that I was no longer a safe driver and some other mobility problems from my Parkinson's, I have had to come to rely on my husband for transportation ( I live in a town without a bus line). I also cannot rely on the strength of my voice like I used to. Last Sunday I spoke with my pastor. I asked where can I serve? I do not really belong. He answered quickly that I could best work through Facebook. That's really a continuation of what my Facebook has been. I realized that I have this blog, which I haven't written for since September. So I'm repurposing the blog today. Now it will be for personal as well as authoring purposes. I think that is the way God works - our independence becomes interdependence and our professional becomes personal, so that when we confess our weakness, God transforms it to strength and uses us.


i have a blade 1500, 2 go ram, 2*80 go hdd, xvr-100 ati chipset, network, usb.
gnome bug. the file manager display in taskbar indefinemently, it' boucle.
on 5.2 version, kde bug !!
but when the blade start to can not load gdm !
how to install gdm ?
You should try another WM, like Fluxbox or XFCE.
On my Blade 2500, I use XFCE or FVWM, cause KDE fails to launch.
I have seen this when attempting to start a session as root in a console I originally logged into as a user.
It looks like gnome-session is not installed.
i added a new user, i have the same error of gnome.
i have a problem about gnome-shell !!
550 gnome-shell-3.4.1p4.tgz: No such file or directory.
The error message output comes from FTP itself. In manually checking pub/OpenBSD/5.2/packages/sparc64, the file gnome-shell* does not exist.
Note: Not all possible packages are necessarily available on the FTP servers! Some applications simply don't work on all architectures. Some applications can not be distributed via FTP (or CDROM) for licensing reasons. There may also be many possible combinations of flavors of a port, and the OpenBSD project just does not have the resources to build them all. If you need a combination which is not available, you will have to build the port from source. For more information on how to do that, read Using flavors and subpackages in the Ports section of this document.
Not all possible packages can or are built. If you want this package, you will need to build it yourself. The first thing you will need is to install the ports tree which is located at /pub/OpenBSD/5.2/ports.tar.gz at any of the mirror sites. Studying Section 15.3 is essential information you will need to first understand.
Yet as has been earlier stated, OpenBSD 5.3 is to be officially released 1 May 2013. If you want to put in the time now for practice, you can gain from the experience, however, 5.3 should be available within the week.
The port or a dependency within the port's chain of build dependencies cannot be built on the architecture.
Reason #1 affects all architectures, and reason #2 affects individual architectures.
There is one port that is covered by both reasons: www/opera is an i386-only application and redistribution is not permitted under its license. The ports build process merely fetches Linux binaries directly from ftp.opera.com for execution under compat_linux(8).
It has years since I ran gnome but I believe that the shell is dependent upon video acceleration. Lacking that, gnome-session was suppose to go into a fallback mode.
A new composting utility has recently been introduced for gnome-shell and, in current, gnome-shell is a dependency for gnome-session.
In the original post it looks like kde and gnome were tried. My guess is that xfce4 or any of the *****box window managers will work fine.
a lot of thanks about yours answers !!
i waiting openbsd 5.3 on sparc64.
gnome >> packages under licences !
xfce4 >> the best x-windows manager !
"i waiting openbsd 5.3 on sparc64."


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Located on the western coast of the Caspian Sea, Baku is the capital and the most populous city of Azerbaijan. It is also the nation's largest seaport. The metropolis is a fascinating blend of the old and the new. The mystifying Maiden Tower in the walled Old City (Icheri Sheher) punctuates Baku's skyline along with the three contemporary Flame Towers, each of which is covered with a gigantic LED light display. Situated on a valuable supply of oil below its surface that has been extracted since at least the 10th century, modern-day Baku is of immense economic and political importance as the site of a pipeline that transports oil to the West through Turkey. From the ancient oil fields to the fully developed refineries and pipelines, the oil industry is only one example of the journey through time that will captivate you in Baku.
Baku is the cultural centre of Azerbaijan. A wealth of theatre and opera, cinema, museums, concert halls, universities and libraries testify that the arts and education are highly valued in Baku. Azeris have a deep love of music and dance, evidenced in their folk music and their Western musical traditions, as well as in their appreciation for the classical. The ancient art of the ashugs, who accompany their original songs to stringed instruments, is alive and well and still greatly enjoyed in modern Baku.
The people of Azerbaijan have mixed ethnic origins. Their relatively recent history of ethnic segregation, conflict and combat under Soviet rule, fostered the fierce sense of nationalism in the liberated Azeri people.
People and Traditions
Hospitality is a defining characteristic of the Azeri people—visitors are shown the greatest respect. Azeris enjoy greeting guests, and they may extend an invitation to share a meal in their home. If you are invited to join a family for tea in Baku, listen intently while they share, and delight in this opportunity to learn all you can about them.
Azeri women are most revered for their roles as mothers, and the family is of prime importance here. Azeris are very proud of their trade of carpet-weaving as well as their exports of internationally renowned caviar from Baku's local sturgeon roe. Over 90% of the Azeri population is Muslim; Christians comprise the next largest religious segment. Religious holidays such as Kurban Bayra and public holidays like Novruz (lasting almost a whole month in March) constitute an important element of the lifestyle. Beyond the feasts and festivals, traditional contests of gulesh (wrestling matches incorporating also music and dance) are very popular throughout the land.
The best time to travel to Baku is May through August, when the weather is dry and mild. July and August are the warmest months with average highs of 30°C and lows of 22°C. January is the coolest month with average highs of 6°C and lows of 2°C. November is the rainiest month. July is the driest.
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Baku's picturesque Primorskiy Bulvar, a 3.2-km boulevard along the shore of the Caspian Sea, is a popular destination for both natives and visitors. From here you can wander into the quaint alleyways lined with trees and fountains, then rest as you dine at one of many restaurants and cafes along the paths. The boulevard is also convenient to Nagorniy Park, where you can enjoy a magnificent view of the city.
Baku is very proud of its traditional art of carpet-weaving, which accounts for a significant segment of commerce. Visit the Azerbaijan Carpet Museum to see a wide array of intricate carpets from the area.
Within an hour of Baku are many historical landmarks that demonstrate the ways of life of this area over the centuries. Among these: Qala open-air museum; Ateshgah and Yanar Dag natural gas fires; Gobustan Reserve artefacts of the primitive people of the region; and the Absheron Towers.
After investigating the sights in and around Baku, return to the city, where eateries and nightclubs abound.
Spend a day in the Old City, where most of the landmarks are located. A principal attraction is the Shirvanshahs' Palace of the local dynasty (6th-16th centuries). In the eastern part of the Old City complex visit the monumental Murad's Gate. Maiden Tower is one of the oldest structures; many legends relate to this former temple and fortress. Juma Mosque is also within the Old City walls. Outside the Old City, in the district of Bibiheybat, is the Bibi-Heybat Mosque. It, too, is fascinating for its legends and history.
End your adventures by returning to the centre of Baku, and visit Fountains Square, a bustling dining and shopping district, where you can reminisce about antiquity as you enjoy the modern shops and restaurants.
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Concerns after Essex high in rural crime rankings
Crime / Tue 12th Aug 2014 am31 08:49am
ESSEX is ranked third in a UK league table for rural crime, according to latest statistics.
More than £2m worth of items were stolen in the county last year, a survey by leading rural insurers NFU Mutual has revealed.
Cambridgeshire topped the league with an estimated value of £2.7m.
Tools, machinery and fuel such as domestic heating oil and farmers' supplies of red diesel were the most stolen items, while more than half the staff interviewed from hundreds of the insurer's offices around the country said that they had seen customers suffer repeat crimes or had high-value items stolen. The theft of livestock, which includes sheep rustling, is up by 2 per cent nationally
Statistics show that countryside criminals cost an estimated £44.5m in 2013 – a rise of 5.2 per cent on 2012 figures . .
NFU Mutual agent Alex Forbes said: "The cost of claims is increasing as a result of more high-value items being stolen. That's why it's important to stay vigilant and fight rural crime.
"Our experience with people who live and work in rural areas of East Anglia clearly shows that theft is more than just a setback; it can be devastating for businesses and families."
The news comes as £40,000 of Home Office police innovation funding was recently secured for the National Rural Crime Network, a web-based group dedicated to researching and implementing ways to reduce rural crime.
Essex Police participates in the scheme which is sponsored by three quarters of the country's 28 police and crime commissioners. Led by North Yorkshire PCC Julia Mulligan, it aims to provide information and support for rural communities by encouraging interaction between businesses, organisations and the police.
Policing Minister Mike Penning, said: "The National Rural Crime Network will help support rural communities and businesses that are all too often targeted by ruthless criminals who consider homes and property in the countryside an easy target.
"This collaborative approach between North Yorkshire Police and dozens of PCCs around England and Wales will enable forces and neighbourhoods to become more resilient in preventing these crimes and protecting businesses and communities in rural areas."
As well as working with National Neighbourhood Watch and Crimestoppers, the NCRN will encourage the development of strong links between national policing leads for rural and wildlife crime, for heritage crime, and for organisations such as the National Farmers Union and English Heritage.
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Q: Help me modernize this audio circuit
When I was a kid, I built this circuit. You hook up a small capacitor to the test leads or maybe a couple in parallel and the speaker will output a different pitch based on the test capacitance. I thought it was a fun learning tool and I wanted to show it to my daughter.
The problem is, it seems these kinds of transformers are rarely used any more. I'd like to find a way to modernize the circuit to eliminate it. The one I used was a 4K CT : 2K
I don't understand center tapped transformers well enough, or I guess the circuit in general to do this myself. Hoping to get some pointers.
I'd be fine with using a black-box amplifier IC, the idea is to play with caps, amps can come later.

A: The circuit is just an audio oscillator and as Ignacio has suggested it could be replaced with a 555. Here's the circuit below.
R1 could be varied (or switched) to give a suitable output frequency depending on the value of capacitor being tested. (output frequency about 1/RC )

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Photos: Car bomb explodes near bus in Mogadishu; 7 dead
A Somali woman reacts on March 18, 2013 near the site of a car bomb in central Mogadishu. At least eight people were killed on March 18 by a car bomb in central Mogadishu in one of the bloodiest attacks in the war-ravaged capital in recent months, police said. Mohamed Abdiwahab/AFP/Getty Images ( 518263358 )
A mini bus catches fire at the site of a car bomb in central Mogadishu on March 18, 2013. The attack is the worst in Mogadishu since September 2012, when two suicide bombers killed 18 people in a restaurant. Mohamed Abdiwahab/AFP/Getty Images ( 518263280 )
Vehicles burn at the scene of an explosion near the presidential palace in Mogadishu March 18, 2013. A car bomb exploded near the presidential palace in Mogadishu on Monday, killing at least 10 people in a blast that appeared to target senior government officials, police said. REUTERS/Feisal Omar ( SOMALIA-BLAST/ )
An unidentified man who is injured in an explosion sits on the road near the presidential palace in Mogadishu March 18, 2013. A car bomb exploded near the presidential palace in the Somali capital Mogadishu on Monday, killing at least 10 people in a blast that appeared to target senior government officials, police said. REUTERS/Feisal Omar ( SOMALIA-BLAST/ )
A woman reacts as she walks past the scene of an explosion near the presidential palace in Somalia's capital Mogadishu, March 18, 2013. A car bomb exploded near the presidential palace in the Somali capital Mogadishu on Monday, killing at least 10 people in a blast that appeared to target senior government officials, police said. REUTERS/Feisal Omar ( SOMALIA-BLAST/ )
Policemen walk past the scene of an explosion near the presidential palace in Somalia's capital Mogadishu, March 18, 2013. A car bomb exploded near the presidential palace in the Somali capital Mogadishu on Monday, killing at least 10 people in a blast that appeared to target senior government officials, police said. REUTERS/Feisal Omar ( SOMALIA-BLAST/ )
A policeman stands guard at the scene of an explosion near the presidential palace in Mogadishu March 18, 2013. A car bomb exploded near the presidential palace in the Somali capital Mogadishu on Monday, killing at least 10 people in a blast that appeared to target senior government officials, police said. REUTERS/Feisal Omar ( SOMALIA-BLAST/ )
A member of the Somali security forces walks past the site of a car bomb in central Mogadishu on March 18, 2013. The attack is the worst in Mogadishu since September 2012, when two suicide bombers killed 18 people in a restaurant. Mohamed Abdiwahab/AFP/Getty Images ( 518263258 )
Policemen attempt to evacuate the remains of their colleagues killed at the scene of an explosion near the presidential palace in Mogadishu March 18, 2013. A car bomb exploded near the presidential palace in the Somali capital Mogadishu on Monday, killing at least 10 people in a blast that appeared to target senior government officials, police said. REUTERS/Feisal Omar ( SOMALIA-BLAST/ )
A Somali soldier uses his mobile phone to record the wreckage of vehicles at the scene of an explosion near the presidential palace in Somalia's capital Mogadishu March 18, 2013. A car bomb exploded near the presidential palace in the Somali capital Mogadishu on Monday, killing at least 10 people in a blast that appeared to target senior government officials, police said. REUTERS/Omar Faruk ( SOMALIA-BLAST/ )
A policeman runs away from the scene of an explosion near the presidential palace in Mogadishu March 18, 2013. A car bomb exploded near the presidential palace in the Somali capital Mogadishu on Monday, killing at least 10 people in a blast that appeared to target senior government officials, police said. REUTERS/Feisal Omar ( SOMALIA-BLAST/ )
A policeman walks past the scene of an explosion near the presidential palace in Mogadishu March 18, 2013. A car bomb exploded near the presidential palace in the Somali capital Mogadishu on Monday, killing at least 10 people in a blast that appeared to target senior government officials, police said. REUTERS/Feisal Omar ( SOMALIA-BLAST/ )
A man runs through the scene of an explosion near the presidential palace in Somalia's capital Mogadishu, March 18, 2013. A car bomb exploded near the presidential palace in the Somali capital Mogadishu on Monday, killing at least 10 people in a blast that appeared to target senior government officials, police said. REUTERS/Feisal Omar ( SOMALIA-BLAST/ )
A policeman runs through burning vehicles at the scene of an explosion near the presidential palace in Somalia's capital Mogadishu, March 18, 2013. A car bomb exploded near the presidential palace in the Somali capital Mogadishu on Monday, killing at least 10 people in a blast that appeared to target senior government officials, police said. REUTERS/Feisal Omar ( SOMALIA-BLAST/ )
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News for 14 May 2013
14.05.2013 Brest authorities explain non-implementation of the law by organizational issues and lack of financing
The members of the Chamber of Representatives, elected by citizens of the Brest region, answered the inquiry of the electors who wondered why the agreement about the sdfsdf between Belarus and Poland still hadn't been implemented.
14.05.2013 Court shows no support to trade union activist
Representative of the Mahiliou house-building combine didn't manage to prove at court that Aliaksei Paulouski didn't do his work properly. Earlier the head of the personnel department of the Mahiliou house-building combine Ina Zahurskaya refused to employ the activist of the Trade Union of Radio Electronic Industry Aliaksei Paulouski as he allegedly spent 80% of his working time on talks with workers instead of implementing his professional duties.
14.05.2013 Disgraced Belarusian counsels support their Ukrainian colleagues
A group of the Belarusian counsels which were persecuted by the Belarusian authorities addressed their Ukrainian colleagues with the words of support. They filed an appropriate letter to the Supreme Qualification and Disciplinary Commission of the Ukrainian Bar Association.


In this chapter we will talk about what to cover during the actual day of your performance.
Once you get to this stage, you have probably spent many months preparing and planning for this day, and now it is finally here. As with everything, the secret lies in preparation and communication. The devil is in the details, and just like you are planning what is going on stage, what happens around it is equally important.
To the customer, the experience starts at the moment when they consider attending your event, and it ends after the event when they are back home again. This means that if someone does not feel welcome when they arrive, have to wait for their tickets or are being disturbed during the performance that is most likely going to affect their overall impression of the event. The opposite is also true. If everything runs smoothly, someone makes them feel welcome and goes over and beyond to look after them, they are more likely to feel that this was great and want to come back for more. Its therefore important that you do what you can to make sure it is a good experience. This could include looking after important people on your guest list, for instance Danish/Nordic cultural attaches, ambassadors, stakeholders, key people from the corporate sector and the performing arts, sponsors, partners and other important contacts who are there on the day. Make it quick and easy for them to access their tickets and find their seats, get food and beverage if that is being served and hand them a program if you have one for the performance. You could set aside some space, a dedicated reception area, for all your VIPs where they can meet and network before the performance and during the interval. It is also advisable to have at least one person looking after them if possible to ensure they are having a good time. They might want to meet with the performers, attend a pre-performance talk or come back-stage at the end. Have a plan in place and keep your guests well informed so they know what is going on.
Remember, people will forget what you say or do, but they will not forget how you made them feel.
This also includes everyone involved in the production. By looking after the artists and production team, making sure they have what they need and are being well looked after, they are more likely to do well at the performance and spread a good word of mouth about you leading to more opportunities in the future. And if you spend time to get to know the people at the venue, respect their traditions and internal code of conduct (which may vary between countries and cultures, so do your due diligence before you arrive), they too are more prone to speak highly of you, thus increasing your chances of being invited again.
All of this might sound like common sense, but common sense is not always common practise. It takes time to plan an event, and on the day it has to run like clockwork. This includes having a protocol for when things go wrong, and how they are to be dealt with.
So, how to you set yourself up for success? Here is how. When the day arrives, everyone involved should know their roles and responsibilities and who their contact person is on the site. It does not matter if you are working front of house, back-stage, on stage, looking after the journalists, key people from your industry who are attending, VIPs or doing something else. You are all part of the same team, and it is only by working together and supporting each other that you will lift the experience to the next level. Magic happens when it is all perfectly coordinated and someone is keeping an eye on the whole picture.
The person who is in charge should arrive early to set things up within their respective area of responsibility and trouble shoot if need be. Everybody should have a contact list and running order where the day has been broken down into hours and minutes, outlining who does what and when. This will create flow and make it easier to communicate throughout the day. Have keys, passwords, wi-fi-access and all the practical things you need ready from the start so you don't have to spend time chasing that information.
Set things up in good time before the audience arrives and clear the area of things that do not belong there. If you have a stand with tickets and programme books for instance, do not leave the boxes visible under the table. If you are using microphones front-of-house, test the sound and the speakers, sort out the cables, keep it clean and tidy for a good look and feel.
The same goes for back-stage, on-stage and the reception area, which should each have their own checklist for logistics and technical aspects.
If you are documenting the event, walk the photographer around the site so they know where they are allowed and also when they can take photographs. If the performance is being recorded with video and/or audio it could be disturbing with a clicking camera (and a photographer running around), so this has to be planned beforehand to avoid negative surprises on the day.
A common mistake is that the focus is on the performance only, and not what the adjacent areas looks like or what level of service is offered on site. I mention this, because the production should have its own production plan, and so should the management of all the things surrounding the event. What is often lacking though is the presentation of it all. Give this area some extra love and attention, and you will notice a positive difference in how it was perceived.
A word a caution – if you have been invited to a venue there might be things you cannot do anything about (you cannot interfere with how they run things or change their staff). If so, just observe and make a note for the post-production evaluation. It could well be that your observations may lead you to choose another venue next time or the opposite, that this was such a success that you would love to come back.
Once the event is finished, thank everyone involved and bring everything with you. Do not overstay your welcome. Instead, if you wish to meet up afterwards, reserve a place somewhere for people to join after the performance. That way you do not risk it being to crowded and your company having to break up into smaller groups to find somewhere to go. That would leave a bad aftertaste to an otherwise great experience.


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import CastsUtils from '../util/CastsUtils';

/**
 * The entity properties.
 * @type {{}}
 * @private
 */
const propertiesMap = new WeakMap();

/**
 * List of properties that was defined
 * @type {{}}
 * @private
 */

const definedMap = new WeakMap();

/**
 * List of properties that need be casts
 * @type {{}}
 * @private
 */
const castsMap = new WeakMap();

export default class BaseEntity {
    constructor({ properties, casts }) {
        propertiesMap.set(this, {});
        definedMap.set(this, {});
        castsMap.set(this, casts || []);

        if (properties) {
            this.setProperties(properties);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Set a given property on the entity.
     * @param property
     * @param value
     * @returns {BaseEntity}
     */
    setProperty(property, value) {
        // if property name has bad native type
        if (!CheckUtils.isValid(property) || typeof property === 'object') {
            throw new TypeError(`Bad property name:${property}`);
        }

        const castedValue = this.cast(property, value);

        // define to property
        this.define(property);

        // save property to propertiesMap
        const properties = propertiesMap.get(this);
        properties[property] = castedValue;

        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Alias for setProperty
     * @param property
     * @param value
     * @returns {BaseEntity}
     */
    addProperty(property, value) {
        return this.setProperty(property, value);
    }

    /**
     * Set the entity properties.
     * @param properties
     * @returns {BaseEntity}
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    setProperties(properties) {
        this.removeProperties();

        const has = Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty;

        Object.keys(properties).forEach((key) => {
            if (has.call(properties, key)) {
                this.setProperty(key, properties[key]);
            }
        });

        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Check if we has property
     * @param property
     * @protected
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    hasProperty(property) {
        return Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(propertiesMap.get(this), property);
    }

    /**
     * Get an property from the entity.
     * @param property
     * @param def
     * @returns {*}
     */
    getProperty(property, def) {
        return Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(propertiesMap.get(this), property)
            ? propertiesMap.get(this)[property]
            : def;
    }

    /**
     * Get all of the current properties on the entity.
     */
    getProperties() {
        return { ...propertiesMap.get(this) };
    }

    /**
     * Remove property
     * @param property
     * @returns {BaseEntity}
     */
    removeProperty(property) {
        const properties = propertiesMap.get(this);
        delete properties[property];
        this.removeDefine(property);
        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Remove properties
     * @param properties
     */
    removeProperties(properties) {
        const propertiesForRemove = properties || Object.keys(propertiesMap.get(this));

        propertiesForRemove.forEach((property) => {
            this.removeProperty(property);
        });
    }

    cast(property, value) {
        if (!castsMap.get(this)[property]) return value;

        return CastsUtils(castsMap.get(this)[property], value);
    }

    /**
     * Check if property has defined
     * @param property
     * @protected
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    /**
     * Define property getter and setter
     * @param property
     * @protected
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        if (this.hasDefine(property)) return;

        if (!CheckUtils.isValid(property) || typeof property === 'object') {
            throw new TypeError(`Bad property name:${property}`);
        }

        const self = this;

        // delete property
        delete this[property];

        const descriptors = {
            enumerable: true,
            configurable: true,
            get() {
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            },

            set(value) {
                self.setProperty(property, value);
            },
        };

        const defined = definedMap.get(this);
        defined[property] = true;

        Object.defineProperty(this, property, descriptors);
    }

    /**
     * Remove property getter and setter
     * @param property
     * @protected
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    removeDefine(property) {
        if (!this.hasDefine(property)) return;

        const defined = definedMap.get(this);
        delete defined[property];

        delete this[property];
    }

    /**
     * Get properties map
     */
    asPropertiesMap() {
        const properties = this.getProperties();
        const customProperties = {};

        const has = Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty;

        Object.keys(this).forEach((key) => {
            if (!has.call(this, key)) return;

            customProperties[key] = this[key];
        });

        return { ...customProperties, ...properties };
    }
}

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Jevon Holland
Posted on Jun 30, 2021, Sahaj Thapaliya
Jevon Holland is a safety for the Miami Dolphins of the National Football League. The Dolphins selected him in the second round of the 2021 NFL Draft (overall pick 36).
Full Name Jevon Holland
Date Of Birth March 3, 2000
Birth Place Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada
Parent(s) Robert Holland
Occupation NFL Player
Body Measurement N/A
Height 6 feet 1 inch or 1.85 m
Weight 89 kg or 196 lbs
Nationality Canadian
Hair Color Brown
Ethnicity African-Canadian
Martial Status Girlfriend
Wife(s)/Partner(s) Jayna Jordan
Net Worth $1 Million - $5 Million
Jevon Holland was born on March 3, 2000, in Coquitlam, British Columbia. Robert, his father, played football for the BC Lions of the Canadian Football League. Holland has not revealed further details about his mother, siblings, or his early childhood.
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Jevon's nationality is Canadian and his ethnicity is African-Canadian. Likewise, his zodiac sign is Pisces and he is currently 21 years old.
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Jevon Holland is a tall guy with an athletic build. Jevon stands at the towering height of 6 feet 1 inch or 1.85 m and weighs 89 kg or 196 lbs. Similarly, Holland has brown hair and the color of his eyes is also brown.
Holland does have a partner, Jayna Jordan, who goes by an Instagram handle. It's unclear whether he's married to Jordan or if their relationship is just getting started.
The pair appears to have been dating since March of this year. Jordan appears to work in the medical field, according to a recent story on Holland's Instagram. It's also possible that they've been living together. The outward manifestations of their relationship suggest that things have been going well for a long time.
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Holland attended Bishop O'Dowd High School in Oakland, California, where he was a defensive back and wide receiver. As a senior, he had 34 defensive tackles and five interceptions, as well as 35 receptions for 1012 yards and 12 touchdowns. He was also set to participate in the 2018 Polynesian Bowl.
Jevon Holland began playing collegiate football for the Oregon Ducks after transferring to the University of Oregon. Jevon appeared in 13 games as a freshman, starting two of them. He had 42 tackles and five interceptions to lead the club.
In his sophomore year, he was named the starting quarterback and started all 14 games. He had four interceptions, 66 tackles, and a score during that season.
He became the highest-drafted Canadian-born player in NFL history in the 2021 draft.
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Jevon Holland is active on Instagram. Likewise, Jevon has 41K followers on his Instagram account (@h0llywood2.0). Holland is not yet active on other mainstream social media platforms like Twitter or Facebook.
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Jevon Holland was picked in the second round and is expected to make a lot of money in the near future. This is based on the fact that rookies selected in the second round are guaranteed a million-dollar signing bonus.
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According to our sources, Jevon will sign a four-year deal worth approximately $8.7 million with a $3.7 million signing bonus. His pay will be around $2 million on average. If Holland makes the Miami Dolphins roster, he may earn a yearly salary of $1 million or more for the following four years, according to estimates that his contract with the team is worth $7-$8 million.
It's also worth noting that newcomers like Holland have a variety of ways to make money in the NFL. If nothing else, he'll get a rookie minimum salary of $660,000, practice squad weekly pay of $8,400, training camp/pre-season pay of $1,150, and off-season compensation of 235 per workout, all of which are likely to help Jevon Holland succeed in the NFL for the next few years.
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Children may suffer mild altitude sickness
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Otherwise healthy older children and adolescents who visit high-altitude destinations may develop acute mountain sickness in the first few days after they arrive, results of a study indicate.
Their symptoms are apt to be relatively mild - mainly headache, nausea, fatigue, dizziness and trouble sleeping - and will resolve rapidly, the study team reports in the journal Pediatrics.
Travel to high-altitude destinations has become increasingly popular, yet there is little information about acute mountain sickness in children and adolescents, Dr. Jonathan Bloch from University Hospital, Lausanne, Switzerland and colleagues point out.
To investigate, they followed 48 healthy Swiss children for several days after they arrived at the Jungfraujoch high-altitude research station. To get to the station, the 20 girls and 28 boys, whose average age was 14 years, ascended by train from 568 meters to 3450 meters, "an altitude at which major tourist destinations are located throughout the world," the investigators note. None of the children had previous high-altitude experience.
Overall, 37.5 percent of the children came down with acute mountain sickness in the first 3 days at high altitude, Bloch and colleagues report. The rates were similar between boys and girls.
Two thirds of the children with acute mountain sickness developed symptoms during the first few hours at high-altitude. Symptoms decreased progressively during the next 2 days as the children became acclimatized.
The symptoms of acute mountain sickness were relatively mild, and most resolved without treatment. None of the children with acute mountain sickness had to be evacuated to a lower altitude.
These data, Bloch and colleagues say, indicate that, for children and adolescents with no previous high-altitude experience, symptoms of acute mountain sickness are self-limited and will last for only a short period of time.
Giving children drugs to prevent acute mountain sickness, which may have significant adverse effects, "is not needed," they conclude. The use of drug therapy should be restricted to the treatment of symptoms (mainly headache) if they appear, the researchers advise.
SOURCE: Pediatrics, January 2009.
Brain swelling blamed in many Mount Everest deaths
By Will Dunham WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A brain swelling condition related to low oxygen levels in the air may have caused many of the deaths of people climbing Mount Everest, researchers said on Tuesday. An international team led by Paul Firth of Massachusetts General Hospital studied the 212 reported deaths from 1921 to 2006 on Mount Everest,
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By Will Boggs, MD NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Protection against hepatitis B appears to drop off in adolescents who got the hepatitis B vaccine beginning at birth, according to a new report. Dr. Stephanie R. Bialek from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, Georgia, and colleagues evaluated the occurrence of breakthrough infections and
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IMPLEMENT_CONOBJECT(GameObjectAsset);

ConsoleType(GameObjectAssetPtr, TypeGameObjectAssetPtr, GameObjectAsset, ASSET_ID_FIELD_PREFIX)

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

ConsoleGetType(TypeGameObjectAssetPtr)
{
   // Fetch asset Id.
   return (*((AssetPtr<GameObjectAsset>*)dptr)).getAssetId();
}

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

ConsoleSetType(TypeGameObjectAssetPtr)
{
   // Was a single argument specified?
   if (argc == 1)
   {
      // Yes, so fetch field value.
      const char* pFieldValue = argv[0];

      // Fetch asset pointer.
      AssetPtr<GameObjectAsset>* pAssetPtr = dynamic_cast<AssetPtr<GameObjectAsset>*>((AssetPtrBase*)(dptr));

      // Is the asset pointer the correct type?
      if (pAssetPtr == NULL)
      {
         // No, so fail.
         //Con::warnf("(TypeTextureAssetPtr) - Failed to set asset Id '%d'.", pFieldValue);
         return;
      }

      // Set asset.
      pAssetPtr->setAssetId(pFieldValue);

      return;
   }

   // Warn.
   Con::warnf("(TypeTextureAssetPtr) - Cannot set multiple args to a single asset.");
}

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

GameObjectAsset::GameObjectAsset() :
   mpOwningAssetManager(NULL),
   mAssetInitialized(false),
   mAcquireReferenceCount(0)
{
   // Generate an asset definition.
   mpAssetDefinition = new AssetDefinition();

   mGameObjectName = StringTable->lookup("");
   mScriptFilePath = StringTable->lookup("");
   mTAMLFilePath = StringTable->lookup("");
}

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

GameObjectAsset::~GameObjectAsset()
{
   // If the asset manager does not own the asset then we own the
   // asset definition so delete it.
   if (!getOwned())
      delete mpAssetDefinition;
}

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

void GameObjectAsset::initPersistFields()
{
   // Call parent.
   Parent::initPersistFields();

   addField("gameObjectName", TypeString, Offset(mGameObjectName, GameObjectAsset), "Name of the game object. Defines the created object's class.");
   addField("scriptFilePath", TypeString, Offset(mScriptFilePath, GameObjectAsset), "Path to the script file for the GameObject's script code.");
   addField("TAMLFilePath", TypeString, Offset(mTAMLFilePath, GameObjectAsset), "Path to the taml file for the GameObject's heirarchy.");
}

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------

void GameObjectAsset::copyTo(SimObject* object)
{
   // Call to parent.
   Parent::copyTo(object);
}


Dennis Nana Dwamena, known by his performing name KiDi, is a Ghanaian highlife and afrobeats singer-songwriter.
He is signed to Lynx Entertainment and is best known for his hit single Odo.
The remix features Nigerian superstars Mayorkun and Davido and has received massive airplay across Africa.
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Dwayne Haskins or Joe Burrow? History indicates who Ohio State's starting QB will be
By Marcus Hartman
If the only thing to go by were the spring game, Ohio State's choice for starting quarterback would seem to be pretty obvious.
Joe Burrow made the best case to be the man this fall, completing 15 of 22 passes for 238 yards and two touchdowns while Dwayne Haskins Jr. was 9 for 19 for 120 yards and two scores as well.
RELATED: No starting QB decision yet from Urban Meyer
Of course, there's more to football than raw numbers, and those can be deceiving at times since there are 21 other players on the field who have a say in what happens.
Nonetheless, Burrow's line would probably be enough for me to choose him as the starter despite a handful of jaw-dropping throws from Haskins.
Again, that is if we were choosing based only on what happened Saturday afternoon at Ohio Stadium.
Since there is much more to consider, I still tend to think the starter on Sept. 1 when Oregon State comes to town will be Haskins.
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I take Urban Meyer at his word when he says the battle was too close to call throughout the spring and the reason was that everyone (including third-stringer Tate Martell) played well rather than because no one proved worthy.
The spring game confirmed all three have the tools to handle the position even though all three have different skill sets.
That Haskins arm is hard to ignore, but Burrow still produced more explosive plays in the spring game so how much of a difference does that really make?
The biggest factor could end up being that Haskins ended last season No. 2 on the depth chart.
There is no indication he did anything to lose that spot, though Meyer said he and his coaching staff would sit down next week and see how all of the plays they charted during spring add up.
That data will play a big part in the ultimate choice, as will intangibles, knowledge of the offense and raw ability.
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Meyer praised Burrow for his toughness and leadership, and he said his arm and delivery have improved since he became a Buckeye. He scrapped his way to Columbus from Athens, where he came within a whisker of leading his high school team to the state championship his senior season.
Although Burrow was a four-star recruit, he has painted himself as an underdog overall based on that point of origin.
Meanwhile, Haskins is the golden-armed four-star prospect who signed a year later out of Maryland. He can do things with the ball few players can.
More importantly, though, Haskins also has a come-from-behind win over Michigan on his resume.
Haskins entered cold in Ann Arbor last fall when J.T. Barrett's knee failed him, and he delivered with a handful of excellent throws while the running backs and defense did the rest. He also had a key scramble despite not being known for his legs.
I don't know if there is an official measurement for moxie out there we can all agree to use, but Haskins showed an awful lot of it that day.
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Here the 2015 Ohio State quarterback derby is also instructive when it comes to trying to predict what Meyer will decide.
He ultimately chose Cardale Jones over J.T. Barrett at the beginning of that season, and he didn't cite Jones' superior physical ability or say he was clearly better in practice. Obviously, ability to run the football wasn't a factor since that would have pointed to the starter being Barrett.
Meyer reasoned that since Jones had finished the previous season as the starter, he should stay in that position until he lost it or someone clearly overtook him.
If he follows that pattern, Haskins would seem to have a clear advantage.
That win at Michigan is a heck of a trump card, too.
But only time will tell.
Perhaps all that practice data will paint a clearer picture than perception has created at this point. Maybe those numbers will cause a starter to jump off the page.
Maybe that will be Haskins. Maybe it will be Burrow.
Complicating matters is Burrow's potential to transfer if he isn't named the starter. He said it would be a very difficult decision to leave, but I don't think in this day and age many Ohio State fans would blame him for looking for an opportunity to play elsewhere.
The Scarlet and Gray machine always churns on anyway.
And yet after Burrow produced a clearly better line Saturday, there's plenty of reason to think he could have done it during the 14 practices that preceded the spring game, too.
But that Haskins arm, right?
And that win at Michigan?
I suspect those will be harder to ignore when all is said and done.
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Q: Mapping a database value to a TimeSpan using dbml I need to store a time offset in a database column (for example, 12:25 AM, just the time, no date).
I would like to use the nice data visual modeling capabilities in Visual Studio 2008 to generate dbml and the code to go with it. The database is Sql Server 2005.
Since a TimeSpan is essentially an Int64 (aka long) containing the number of ticks, I tried to store that long in the database.
If however I specify that the column should map to a property of type TimeSpan, Visual Studio reports :

Warning : The custom tool 'MSLinqToSQLGenerator' failed.  Unspecified error

To work around this I've mapped the database value to an internal property and I've added a partial class that implements property accessors that convert the integer value from the database to TimeSpan and back.
Is there a way to enable the correct code to be generated for this property? Or is there better way to store a timespan in a SqlServer 2005 database that allows easier access using dbml?

A: Also faced this problem some time ago.
As I understood there is no direct resolution with SQL Server 2005, so I used a trick:
there is Duration column (which actually should store a .NET TimeStamp data type) in the database of type BigInt NOT NULL. Here is dbml definition:
<Column Name="Duration"
    Member="DurationInternal"
    AccessModifier="Protected"
    Type="System.Int64"
    DbType="BigInt NOT NULL"
    CanBeNull="false" />

I set this class property as protected which mean I don't want the user of my class access this property directly and made a public wrapper for this property in partial class:
    #region Properties
    /// <summary>
    /// Gets or sets the audio duration.
    /// </summary>
    /// <value>The duration.</value>
    public TimeSpan Duration
    {
        get
        {
            return TimeSpan.FromTicks(this.DurationInternal);
        }
        set
        {
            this.DurationInternal = value.Ticks;
        }
    }
    #endregion

So the user of my class has a easy-to-use property instead of a lot of long to TimeSpan conversions.
Hope, this helps.

A: I have tried to do this before, with epic failures. I found that even though I am not using the Date part of the DateTime in the database, I discovered that submitting the entire Date and Time to the database allowed me to provide all the functionality with the Time i needed.
You can use the ToShortTimeString() to display just the time in your application. Having the full date in with the time allows you to do true time calculations if you ever needed to do that, such as determine the timespan between a start time and stop time. Because the ticks involved with the time span include the date, there should be no reason to go through the extra trouble to just store the time in the database.
I know this is not really what you were hoping for, but probably the easiest solution for your needs, and this comes from hours of banging my head experience in trying to do the same thing.

A: You can map the TimeSpan data type to the Sql 'Time' data type (thus avoiding any nasty implementation issues).
However the following requirements must be met:

*

*Your codebase must be running on
.Net 3.5 sp1

*The Sql Database must
be running on Sql 2008 (the TIME
datatype is only available in 2008).

For clarification read this:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb882662.aspx


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WASHINGTON, DC -- Today, Longmont resident Sean Cronin testified before the Senate Committee on Finance, Subcommittee on Taxation and IRS Oversight's hearing entitled "Tax Relief after Disaster: How Individuals, Small Businesses, and Communities Recover."
Cronin, the Executive Director for the St. Vrain and Left Hand Water Conservancy District, was introduced by Finance Committee member Colorado Senator Michael Bennet and discussed the important role the National Disaster Tax Relief Act of 2014 will play in easing the burden on mutual ditch and reservoir companies rebuilding from 2013 flooding. Cronin has over 19 years of experience in water resource planning and policy and guided the St. Vrain and Left Hand Water conservancy District's recovery efforts following unprecedented 2013 flooding.
"Our agricultural community was hit hard by the floods and we need to ensure that it has every resource available to rebuild," Bennet said. "There are several changes we can make to help, including updating a law that is hindering farmers' and ranchers' ability to finance water irrigation infrastructure repairs. We are grateful that Director Cronin came and shared his expertise on behalf of Colorado's ditch and reservoir companies and we will continue working on bills to strengthen and streamline recovery efforts."
Mutual ditch and reservoir companies install, operate, and maintain critical water infrastructure necessary for agricultural production - Colorado's fourth largest industry. Current law dictates that these companies must receive 85 percent of their income from shareholder assessments in order to maintain a tax exempt designation. Unfortunately, aging water infrastructure and 2013's devastating floods have made it extremely difficult for ditch and irrigation companies to afford to maintain and rebuild infrastructure without receiving income from other sources like land sales or federal disaster relief funding. The National Disaster Tax Relief Act of 2014 would allow companies operating in disaster areas to raise money from other sources and still maintain their tax exempt status.
Following major disasters such as floods, hurricanes and tornadoes that result in devastating financial losses and infrastructure destruction, the federal government can provide recovery assistance in the form of targeted tax relief. Local experiences with disaster tax relief provisions show that these tools have been effective in relieving financial burdens on individuals, businesses, and municipalities and have helped speed recovery efforts.
Today's hearing examined current and past law as well as recent proposals for providing tax relief for natural disaster victims. It specifically focused on the effectiveness of various forms of tax relief, the pros and cons of temporary and permanent relief provisions, challenges faced by families, businesses, and municipalities, and ways to improve the tax code to better help taxpayers confront major disasters.


There is no other band that we know of, which sounds like JUST LIKE HONEY. Maybe that is because we never play cover versions of other people's songs. We recently noticed that also Joy Division never played any cover versions. We love this thought.
The song Too Late off our recently released EP Smoke Signals, which to the naked ear sounds like a love song about two people who are realizing they may be near the end of their relationship is, in fact, an analogy of a story that happened to myself and a friend of mine while backpacking across Europe.
As a singer-songwriter for me, each song is a mini-adventure in self-expression. Typically spanning just a few days from inception to release into the world. That is the reality of it, so my approach is to honor that, and especially resist the temptation to contrive into something artificially grand, or to morph into some sort of a product aimed at securing commercial return.
I like garage rock because it's all about DIY, which is perfect for me because I'm cheap and lazy. That's why I started the band Picking Out Islands back in November last year.
I'm 25 years old, living in Central New York. I often think about taking a one-way ticket to the West Coast, specifically like Los Angeles, or Seattle. I have been working on putting out what I believe is the best I can do with what I have. I've recorded hundreds of songs, I have written over 790 poems. I do what I do because I love art. Music is awesome. I'm not attempting to re-invent the wheel. I don't want to sound the same. I'm not looking to fit into standards.
With the passing of legendary soul singer Aretha Franklin and the 60th birthday of Madonna occurring within days of each other this week I started to think about the enduring legacy of certain women in the music biz and how they got to where they are today. I also started to think about the mentors that have helped me on my journey. Here are seven female performers who have influenced my work and the stage of life I was in when they found me and first sang their song to me.
Life is easy. We make it difficult by chasing illusions. Everyone is special and has a unique gift from The One Above. This is mine.


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Q: How to read CSV file with newline and comma characters inside cells in C++ I've got a CSV file containing cells with break lines ("\n") and/or commas which are enclosed with double quotes.
When I use getline() function to get each row, it consider each line inside cell as a new row of csv file. In addition, when using splitIntoVec to get vector of each row, it condiders comma inside a cell as a new vector element.
I want to store the content of csv file into a vector of vectors which each row is a vector of strings inside its cells.
for instance, for the following csv file content
"Row 1 cell 1
 With break line","Row1 cell2, with comma"
"Row 2 cell 1
 With break line","Row2 cell2, with comma"
 Row 3 cell 1,Row3 cell 2

I get the result vector of 4 string vectors which the first one has only one element and the second one has 3 elements.
Here is my code :
vector<vector<string>> readFromCsv(string &fileName, char rowDelimiter = "\n", char colDelimiter = ",") {
    ifstream file(fileName); // declare file stream
    string value;
    vector<vector<string>> contentVec;
    vector<string> rowVec;
    string rowStr;
    while (getline(file, rowStr, rowDelimiter)) {
        rowVec = splitIntoVec(rowStr, colDelimiter);
        contentVec.push_back(rowVec);
    }

    return contentVec;
}

Is there any other function (in libraries like boost) available to resolve these issues? Any help would be appreciated.
In PHP , I get the content of the csv file by fgetcsv() correctly . Is there any alternative function in c++?

A: You have to completely separate by ", keeping 2 states: inside "" and outside.  , and EOL have different meanings based on the states.
You can use getline(file, rowStr, '"') to read in everything up to the ", but your logic to separate in records will be a bit more complex.  If numbers are allowed without quotation marks, then it becomes even more complex.

A: @Simone already said in his comment that it is not the CSV file. But seeing your problem you will need to get your hand dirty and do some text processing to get it separate. You can read complete file in a string and then break it further using loops or which ever way you see fit. For this you will need to keep track of the encountered " while traversing and breaking only when it is not inside double quotes.
For Example,
(opening apostrophes)"Row 1 cell 1
 With break line"(closing apostrophes),"(opening apostrophes)Row1 cell2, with comma"(closing apostrophes)
You will have to keep track of opening and closing double apostrophes using index or number and break for rows only if '\n' is found outside the opening and closing apostrophes.
You can use regex also if you are sure there are no " in the cells.
Thanks @Alex Useful link if someone else faces the same issue : http://mybyteofcode.blogspot.nl/2010/11/parse-csv-file-with-embedded-new-lines.html