The Bermuda Hundred Campaign was a series of battles fought at the town of Bermuda Hundred. During May 1864 Union Major General Benjamin Butler, commanding the Army of the James, threatened Richmond from the east but was stopped by forces under Confederate General P.G.T. Beauregard. On June 22, 1864, President Lincoln toured the Bermuda Hundred defenses.


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Dora the Explorer is an American educational animated TV series created by Chris Gifford, Valerie Walsh, and Eric Weiner. Dora the Explorer became a regular series in 2000. The show is carried on the Nickelodeon cable television network, including the associated Nick Jr. channel.
Last Episode, 02 June 2015: Season 8, Episode 21: Dora Saves Fairytale Land, Part 2
Dora and Boots return to Fairytale Land to help the King and Queen when Fairytale Land was losing it's magic. To save the Ivy Brick Wall they needed to get magical water the only problem it's surrounded by all the bad fairytale characters.
Dora the Explorer Episodes
14 August 2000 Season 1, Episode 1: The Big Red Chicken
15 August 2000 Season 1, Episode 2: Lost and Found
16 August 2000 Season 1, Episode 3: Hic-Boom-Ohhh
17 August 2000 Season 1, Episode 4: Beaches
18 August 2000 Season 1, Episode 5: We All Scream For Ice Cream!
21 August 2000 Season 1, Episode 6: Choo Choo
22 August 2000 Season 1, Episode 7: Treasure Island
23 August 2000 Season 1, Episode 8: Three L'il Piggies
24 August 2000 Season 1, Episode 9: Big River
25 August 2000 Season 1, Episode 10: Berry Hunt
28 August 2000 Season 1, Episode 11: Wizzle Wishes
29 August 2000 Season 1, Episode 12: Grandma's House
30 August 2000 Season 1, Episode 13: Surprise
31 August 2000 Season 1, Episode 14: Sticky Tape
01 September 2000 Season 1, Episode 15: Bouncing Ball
25 September 2000 Season 1, Episode 16: Backpack
10 October 2000 Season 1, Episode 17: Bugga, Bugga
23 October 2000 Season 1, Episode 18: Fish Out of Water
22 January 2001 Season 1, Episode 19: Little Star
05 February 2001 Season 1, Episode 20: Dora Saves the Prince
02 May 2001 Season 1, Episode 21: El Coqui
03 May 2001 Season 1, Episode 22: The Chocolate Tree
01 October 2001 Season 1, Episode 23: Te Amo
08 October 2001 Season 1, Episode 24: Pablo's Flute
04 May 2001 Season 1, Episode 25: Tree House
15 October 2001 Season 1, Episode 26: Call Me Mr. Riddles
Season 1, Episode 27: The Search for the City of Lost Toys
11 March 2002 Season 2, Episode 1: The Big Storm
12 March 2002 Season 2, Episode 2: The Magic Stick
18 March 2002 Season 2, Episode 3: The Missing Piece
19 March 2002 Season 2, Episode 4: Rojo, the Fire Truck
25 March 2002 Season 2, Episode 5: Lost Squeaky
26 March 2002 Season 2, Episode 6: Doctor Dora
01 April 2002 Season 2, Episode 7: The Golden Explorers
08 May 2002 Season 2, Episode 8: El Dia De Las Madres
16 September 2002 Season 2, Episode 9: Lost Map
18 September 2002 Season 2, Episode 10: Pinto, the Pony Express
19 September 2002 Season 2, Episode 11: The Big Pinata
20 September 2002 Season 2, Episode 12: The Happy Old Troll
14 October 2002 Season 2, Episode 13: Super Map!
05 November 2002 Season 2, Episode 14: Click
18 November 2002 Season 2, Episode 15: ¡Rápido, Tico!
12 December 2002 Season 2, Episode 16: A Present For Santa
20 January 2003 Season 2, Episode 17: A Letter for Swiper
27 January 2003 Season 2, Episode 18: Dora, La Musico
20 April 2003 Season 2, Episode 19: Egg Hunt
24 April 2003 Season 2, Episode 20: Super Spies
28 April 2003 Season 2, Episode 21: Yes We Can! (To the Monkey Bars)
05 May 2003 Season 2, Episode 22: Hide and Go Seek
12 May 2003 Season 2, Episode 23: School Pet
19 May 2003 Season 2, Episode 24: Quack! Quack!
26 May 2003 Season 2, Episode 25: Whose Birthday Is It?
14 July 2003 Season 2, Episode 26: León, the Circus Lion
26 August 2003 Season 3, Episode 1: Dora Had a Little Lamb
07 October 2003 Season 3, Episode 3: Meet Diego
09 October 2003 Season 3, Episode 4: Roberto the Robot
10 October 2003 Season 3, Episode 5: The Big Potato
13 October 2003 Season 3, Episode 6: Rescue, Rescue, Rescue
14 October 2003 Season 3, Episode 7: Save the Puppies
15 October 2003 Season 3, Episode 8: ¡Por Favor!
16 October 2003 Season 3, Episode 9: What Happens Next?
17 October 2003 Season 3, Episode 10: The Fix-It Machine
22 October 2003 Season 3, Episode 11: Baby Dino
23 October 2003 Season 3, Episode 12: Baseball Boots
24 October 2003 Season 3, Episode 13: Boots's Special Day
27 October 2003 Season 3, Episode 14: To the South Pole
28 October 2003 Season 3, Episode 15: Journey to the Purple Planet
29 October 2003 Season 3, Episode 16: BOO!
11 November 2003 Season 3, Episode 17: Dora Saves the Game
27 January 2004 Season 3, Episode 18: Pirate Adventure: Give Us Back Our Treasure
12 April 2004 Season 3, Episode 19: The Super Silly Fiesta
19 April 2004 Season 3, Episode 20: Boots' Cuddly Dinosaur
20 April 2004 Season 3, Episode 21: Job Day
21 April 2004 Season 3, Episode 22: Louder!
22 April 2004 Season 3, Episode 23: ABC Animals
06 October 2005 Season 3, Episode 24: Best Friends
Season 3, Episode 25:
01 October 2004 Season 4, Episode 1: Daisy's Quinceañera
06 October 2004 Season 4, Episode 2: Star Catcher
22 November 2004 Season 4, Episode 3: La Maestra de Musica
11 January 2005 Season 4, Episode 5: The Shy Rainbow
22 January 2005 Season 4, Episode 6: Swiper the Explorer
21 March 2005 Season 4, Episode 7: Big Sister Dora
28 March 2005 Season 4, Episode 8: Super Babies
04 April 2005 Season 4, Episode 9: Catch the Babies
16 May 2005 Season 4, Episode 10: Dora's Got a Puppy
20 May 2005 Season 4, Episode 11: We're a Team
23 July 2005 Season 4, Episode 12: Super Spies 2: The Swiping Machine
06 September 2005 Season 4, Episode 13: Dora and Diego to the Rescue
03 October 2005 Season 4, Episode 14: A Crown for King Juan el Bobo
05 October 2005 Season 4, Episode 15: The Mixed-Up Seasons
23 January 2006 Season 4, Episode 16: Save Diego
07 April 2006 Season 4, Episode 17: Dora's First Trip
02 June 2006 Season 4, Episode 18: Baby Jaguar's Roar
06 November 2006 Season 4, Episode 19: Boots to the Rescue
25 June 2007 Season 4, Episode 20: Baby Crab
07 April 2016 Season 4, Episode 21: Baby Jaguar's Roar
07 September 2008 Season 5, Episode 1: First Day of School
15 September 2008 Season 5, Episode 2: The Backpack Parade
16 September 2008 Season 5, Episode 3: Benny's Big Race
17 September 2008 Season 5, Episode 4: Isa's Unicorn Flowers
18 September 2008 Season 5, Episode 5: Dora's Jack-in-the-Box
25 September 2008 Season 5, Episode 6: Bark, Bark to Play Park
17 November 2008 Season 5, Episode 7: Dora Saves the Snow Princess
17 November 2008 Season 5, Episode 8: The Mayan Adventure
18 November 2008 Season 5, Episode 9: Bouncy Boots
06 January 2009 Season 5, Episode 10: The Big Red Chicken's Magic Show
19 January 2009 Season 5, Episode 11: Dora Saves Three Kings Day
05 June 2009 Season 5, Episode 12: Benny's Treasure
30 November 2009 Season 5, Episode 13: Dora Saves the Three Lil' Piggies
21 January 2010 Season 5, Episode 14: Dora Helps the Birthday Wizzle
22 January 2010 Season 5, Episode 15: Super Babies Dream Adventure
11 February 2010 Season 5, Episode 16: Dora Saves the Crystal Kingdom
21 January 2010 Season 5, Episode 17: Pirate Treasure Hunt
22 January 2010 Season 5, Episode 18: Dora's Big Birthday Adventure
11 February 2010 Season 5, Episode 19: Boots' Banana Wish
05 November 2010 Season 6, Episode 1: Dora's Pegaso Adventure
15 November 2010 Season 6, Episode 2: Happy Birthday, Super Babies!
16 November 2010 Season 6, Episode 3: Dora's Hair-Raising Adventure
17 November 2010 Season 6, Episode 4: Baby Winky Comes Home
14 February 2011 Season 6, Episode 5: The Grumpy Old Troll Gets Married
14 March 2011 Season 6, Episode 6: Dora's Dance Show
08 April 2011 Season 6, Episode 7: Boots' First Bike
20 May 2011 Season 6, Episode 8: Vacaciones
01 July 2011 Season 6, Episode 9: Dora in Troll Land
09 September 2011 Season 6, Episode 10: Pepe the Pig's School Adventure
15 October 2011 Season 6, Episode 11: Dora's Enchanted Forest Adventures: Tale of the Unicorn King (1)
24 October 2011 Season 6, Episode 12: Halloween Parade
20 November 2011 Season 6, Episode 13: Dora's Enchanted Forest Adventures: Secret of Atlantis (2)
20 November 2011 Season 6, Episode 14: Dora's Enchanted Forest Adventures: Dora Saves King Unicornio (3)
30 January 2012 Season 6, Episode 15: Dora and Diego Save Atlantis
31 January 2012 Season 6, Episode 16: The Big Red Chicken's Magic Wand
01 February 2012 Season 6, Episode 17: Swiper's Favorite Things
02 February 2012 Season 6, Episode 18: A Ribbon for Pinto
03 February 2012 Season 6, Episode 19: Dora's Knighthood Adventure
04 April 2012 Season 7, Episode 1: Dora's Easter Adventure
15 June 2012 Season 7, Episode 2: Feliz Dia de los Padres
10 July 2012 Season 7, Episode 3: Dora's Rescue in Mermaid Kingdom
19 July 2012 Season 7, Episode 4: Super Babies to the Rescue
29 August 2012 Season 7, Episode 5: Vamos A Pintar!
07 September 2012 Season 7, Episode 6: School Science Fair
14 September 2012 Season 7, Episode 7: Dora's Moonlight Adventure
28 August 2012 Season 7, Episode 8: Dora's Thanksgiving Day Parade
28 August 2012 Season 7, Episode 9: Check Up Day
28 August 2012 Season 7, Episode 10: Little Map
18 October 2012 Season 7, Episode 11: Baby Bongo's Big Music Show
05 November 2012 Season 7, Episode 12: Dora's Royal Rescue (Special)
29 August 2012 Season 7, Episode 13: The Butterfly Ball
14 November 2012 Season 7, Episode 14: Check Up Day
15 November 2012 Season 7, Episode 15: Little Map
19 November 2012 Season 7, Episode 16: Dora's Thanksgiving Day Parade
26 November 2012 Season 7, Episode 17: Book Explorers
14 January 2013 Season 7, Episode 18: Dora Rocks
16 January 2013 Season 7, Episode 19: The Butterfly Ball
29 November 2012 Season 7, Episode 21: ¡Vamos a Pintar!
14 January 2012 Season 7, Episode 22: Dora Rocks!
18 March 2013 Season 8, Episode 1: Dora and Perrito to the Rescue
20 March 2013 Season 8, Episode 2: Puppies Galore
03 June 2013 Season 8, Episode 3: Catch That Shape Train
05 June 2013 Season 8, Episode 4: Kittens in Mittens
22 September 2013 Season 8, Episode 5: Dora's Great Roller Skate Adventure
30 September 2013 Season 8, Episode 6: Verde's Birthday Party!
02 October 2013 Season 8, Episode 7: Dora's and Sparky's Riding Adventure!
28 October 2013 Season 8, Episode 8: Dora's Rainforest Talent Show
30 October 2013 Season 8, Episode 9: Dora and Diego in the Time of Dinosaurs
25 November 2013 Season 8, Episode 10: Dora's Ice Skating Spectacular
24 January 2014 Season 8, Episode 11: Riding the Roller Coaster Rocks
10 March 2014 Season 8, Episode 12: Dora in Wonderland
27 March 2014 Season 8, Episode 13: Dora's Museum Sleepover Adventure
05 June 2014 Season 8, Episode 14: Dora's Super Soccer Showdown
20 April 2015 Season 8, Episode 15: Dora Saves Fairytale Land
21 April 2015 Season 8, Episode 16: Dora's Night Light Adventure
22 April 2014 Season 8, Episode 17: Dora's Fairy Godmother Rescue
23 April 2015 Season 8, Episode 18: Dora's Animalito Adventure
24 April 2015 Season 8, Episode 19: Dora and the Very Sleepy Bear
02 June 2015 Season 8, Episode 20: Let's Go to Music School
02 June 2015 Season 8, Episode 21: Dora Saves Fairytale Land, Part 2
Dana Carvey: Squatting Monkeys Tell No Lies
Little Einsteins

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New Data on LivaNova Perceval Sutureless Aortic Valve Show Consistent Outcomes, Lower Procedure Times Compared to Sutured Valves
May 28, 2020 at 9:00 AM EDT
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PERSIST-AVR study results presented at American Association for Thoracic SurgeryAnnual Meeting
LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 28, 2020-- LivaNova PLC (NASDAQ:LIVN), a market-leading medical technology and innovation company, presented the first data from the Perceval® Sutureless Implant Versus Standard-Aortic Valve Replacement (PERSIST-AVR) clinical study at the 100th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Thoracic Surgery (AATS). The study demonstrated that the Company's sutureless surgical aortic valve, Perceval, is a reliable and essential technology to treat aortic valve disease.
Prof. Theodor Fischlein, Director of the Department of Cardiac Surgery at Paracelsus Medical University (PMU) Cardiovascular Center, Nuremberg Clinic, presented the new data. Commenting on the findings, Prof. Fischlein said, "The PERSIST-AVR trial showed that in patients with severe symptomatic aortic valve stenosis who were undergoing open-heart aortic valve replacement, a sutureless valve was noninferior to stented valves with respect to Major Adverse Cerebral and Cardiovascular Events (MACCE) at one year. These findings represent that Perceval should be considered as an important addition to any comprehensive valve program."
PERSIST-AVR is the first prospective, randomized, multi-center international trial comparing Perceval outcomes with those of standard sutured valves. The study comes after more than 300 peer-reviewed publications providing clinical results obtained with Perceval. From March 2016 to September 2018, 910 patients in 12 countries were enrolled in PERSIST-AVR. These patients had severe symptomatic aortic valve stenosis. They were undergoing open-heart aortic valve replacement (AVR), with and without coronary artery bypass grafting, and included patients receiving conventional or mini-sternotomy.
Perceval was found to be noninferior to, or equally as safe and effective as, sutured AVR with respect to the primary endpoint demonstrating freedom from MACCE at 91.6% for the Perceval group and 92.0% for the sutured AVR group. Additionally, the rate of early death after one year was low (1% in both groups) considering the need for coronary artery bypass grafting in almost one-quarter of the patient cohort.
The study showed that the use of Perceval sutureless AVR resulted in significantly lower procedure times. Cardiopulmonary bypass procedure times for isolated AVR and AVR combined procedures were shortened by 22% and 18%, respectively. Cross-clamp time for isolated AVR and AVR combined procedures was reduced by 30% and 21%, respectively. Further, significant improvement of functional status after surgery (using the New York Heart Association Functional Classification) and benefits persisted at one year.
In the control arm of the study, various stented AVR models in five sizes were used based on surgeon preference. The sutureless valve arm used four sizes of Perceval valves. Importantly, no difference was found with regard to paravalvular and central leak, demonstrating that Perceval ensures sealing at the aortic annulus equivalent to sutured valves. The rate of reintervention, stroke, endocarditis or other valve-related complications was also low in both groups. Implant success rates were statistically comparable, validating that Perceval allows for a safe and reproducible implant procedure. PERSIST-AVR data showed a higher permanent pacemaker implantation (PPI) rate with sutureless valves compared to sutured AVR, especially for the largest size valve. PPI has been found to be substantially reduced with modified intraoperative approaches and an emphasis on proper valve sizing.1,2
"The PERSIST-AVR data demonstrate that the Perceval sutureless aortic valve replacement is as safe and effective as traditional sutured valves. We are pleased with the findings from this important study, which validate many critical benefits of Perceval," said Dr. Brian Duncan, Vice President of Medical Affairs at LivaNova. "We continue to pursue innovation for our heart valve technologies and have introduced design enhancements with the next-generation Perceval Plus™ valve to mitigate PPI rates and further advance treatment of aortic valve stenosis. We are seeing very promising initial results, building on our strong body of evidence from clinical experience with Perceval, which now extends to more than 13 years."
Now with the primary endpoint achieved and with up to three years of data from the study, long-term follow-up will be discontinued for PERSIST-AVR and emphasis will be placed on the study results analysis and the Company's next-generation valve, Perceval Plus.
To date, more than 50,000 patients worldwide have been treated with the Perceval valve. To learn more about Perceval, visit www.livanova.com.
About LivaNova
LivaNova PLC is a global medical technology and innovation company built on nearly five decades of experience and a relentless commitment to provide hope for patients and their families through innovative medical technologies, delivering life-changing improvements for both the Head and Heart. Headquartered in London, LivaNova employs approximately 4,000 employees and has a presence in more than 100 countries for the benefit of patients, healthcare professionals and healthcare systems worldwide. LivaNova operates as two businesses: Cardiovascular and Neuromodulation, with operating headquarters in Mirandola (Italy) and Houston (U.S.), respectively.
For more information, please visit www.livanova.com.
This news release contains "forward-looking statements" concerning our goals, beliefs, expectations, strategies, objectives, plans and underlying assumptions and other statements that are not necessarily based on historical facts. These statements include, but are not limited to, statements regarding Perceval and findings from the PERSIST-AVR clinical study. Actual results may differ materially from those indicated in our forward-looking statements as a result of various factors, including those factors set forth in Item 1A of our Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2019, as supplemented by any risk factors contained in our Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q and our Current Reports on Form 8-K. We undertake no obligation to update the information contained in this press release to reflect subsequently occurring events or circumstances.
Yanagawa et al. A simple modification to lower incidence of heart block with sutureless valve implantation J Thorac Cardiovasc Surg. 2016;152:630-632.
Vogt et al. Sutureless Aortic Valve and Pacemaker Rate: From Surgical Tricks to Clinical Outcomes. The Annals of thoracic surgery. 2019;108:99-105.
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Smoothwall visit schools to talk internet safety!
Smoothwall teaches online safety to pupils, parents and teachers at Rye St Antony School as part of Safer Internet Day 2017.
Rye St Antony School were keen to share this message and teach their pupils appropriate use of the internet, for when both in and out of the classroom. Rye St Antony offer boarding facilities and therefore have an extra level of responsibility when it comes to safeguarding children.
Sessions were arranged throughout the day, beginning at 11:20 with 31 pupils from Year 9. An all girl year group, the 13-14 year olds were keen to learn about the potential risks of sharing confidential information on social media, and the threats which come with sending picture messages along with how far these can reach. As an example we shared our own social media experiment, highlighting how easy it is for posts to reach people in places you might not even think of. In the space of just a week, our post had travelled and reached people not only in the UK, but also around the world in places such as France, USA, Australia and even New Zealand, information which was met by many gasps from the pupils.
In the afternoon, we were joined by pupils in Year 5 & 6, as we talked about taking photos and the information they could reveal about themselves without them realising. Pupils at this age shouldn't be using social media, so instead we warned about asking permission before taking a photo and making sure you aren't embarrassing anyone or giving away personal information.
All sessions finished with pupils drawing their best emoji as part of the #GIVEASMILE campaign and having their photograph taken.
Finally, in the afternoon we held a session for parents which was Rye St Antony's most subscribed parent session to date! Over 40 parents attended to hear about how they can improve their own online safety and encourage safe online use to their children. We talked lots about age restrictions of online games, sharing settings on social media, geo-location settings, risks and lots more.
We were lucky enough to have a lot of local press also interested in the event, with interviews conducted and broadcast throughout the day by BBC Radio Oxford, BBC One South (TV), Jack FM and the Oxford Mail. Featured on BBC One South Today News at 6pm, was a story summarising the day's events which included an interview with Smoothwall's Head of Marketing and Online Safety Ambassador, Claire Stead, discussing why Smoothwall had chosen to visit Rye St Antony School as part of Safer Internet Day.
Smoothwall would like to thank the pupils, parents and teachers at Rye St Antony School for their time, and for offering such a welcoming and open environment to discuss online safety.
If you're interested in having Smoothwall come talk to pupils and parents at your school, please contact us, or if you have any questions regarding online safety please leave your comments below.


Lunch near the beach is a good way to remember the reason why we love SD. I mix it up by going to Miss B's Coconut Club, Duck Dive or PB Alehouse. Taco Tuesday at Bellamy's is worth the drive. This place is truly a gem.
I get my day started at Bear Republic CrossFit (they also offer a free community class on weekends). You can find me at Romesco Wednesday nights. They also have live music (Noche Bohemia) and the best Tapas.
Farmer's Bottega is my weekly lunch spot. They have a great patio in the back of the restaurant. Osetra Seafood + Steaks for happy hour/early dinner is must do. The service, their selection and their happy hour pricing is very impressive (and always enjoyable).
My perfect Friday is heading to Valle de Guadalupe. I stay at Casa Mayoral in one of the four cottages they have. Then lunch at Finca Altozano and dinner at Corazon de Tierra are a must. My favorite wineries are Torres Alegre, Adobe Guadalupe, Lechuza, Clos de tres Cantos and Lomita.
As I continue to explore all the great craft beers of San Diego, I like Barrel Republic. But first, I always start with some pizza from Woodstocks, located a few doors down.
Missiongathering Christian Church is where I go to give thanks and reflect on the many great blessings in my life. After church it's brunch time at Breakfast Republic—Yes, it's worth the wait.


Smartphones and other mobile devices have now become so smart that they have moved beyond being mere communication tools, Web browsers, or entertainment hubs. They are also becoming our mobile offices. And we are not just talking about the note-taking and calendar management features we got with our old PDAs. Now, we can bring up Word documents and spreadsheets; we can create artwork and edit presentations; and we can even send files to our home and office printers.
Still one of the best personal productivity apps, Evernote keeps you organized and synced across every device you use. Take notes, capture photos, create to-do lists, record voice reminders – and everything is searchable and shareable, whether you are at work, at home, or on-the-go.
Dropbox is a free service that allows you to gather all your docs, photos, video, and other files all in one place and access them from anywhere. Even if you don't have your mobile device with you, everything is instantly available via the Web.
The three essential office tools for iOS devices. Create, edit, and view documents with Pages; construct spreadsheets, charts, and tables with Numbers; and produce eye-catching presentations with Keynote. All three apps have been totally redesigned and are completely compatible with their Microsoft Office equivalents.
Now part of Google Drive, Google Docs is the complete document creating and editing tool for Android devices. Virtually any document can be uploaded and converted to the Google Docs format, edited, and then shared with your device's contacts. You can even take a photo of a printed page and convert it to a Google document. Files are available for offline viewing even when you don't have an Internet connection.
Never miss another appointment! Business Calendar is a top-of-the-line business organizer for Android devices is scrollable and zoomable by day, week, or month. It includes a comprehensive search feature, an easy-to-use drag and drop function, and can be completely synced with both your Contacts and Google calendars.


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Q: How can I rotate the origin of a levelplot to the topleft corner? By default, the levelplot in R has the origin in the bottom left corner; is there a simple way to make it so that it starts in the top left corner instead?
like this:

A: I figured out an non-elegant solution by transposing my dataframe, then flipping the columns
df <- t(df)
df <- df[,seq(from=ncols(df),to=1,by=-1)] #reversing the columns
rgb.palette <- colorRampPalette(c("yellow","red"),space="rgb")
levelplot(data.matrix(df),aspect="iso",scales=list(x=list(rot=45,cex=.7,alternating=2),y=list(cex=.7)),main="title",xlab="",ylab="",col.regions=rgb.palette(300),cuts=500,at=seq(0,3,1)) #alternating=2 flips x axis labels up to top

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Q: PyObject_CallMethod leaking / seg fault I call a Python method from C and it leak / seg fault on PyObject_CallMethod after 10 hours.
Can you review my code? Where is my error? Missing somethings?
The C code:
PyObject *pFrameAsList = PyList_New(0);
...
for (int k=0; k<m_nbImages; ++k)
{
   PyObject *pFrameAsArray = toNDArray(frame);
   ...
   PyList_Append(pFrameAsList, pFrameAsArray);
   Py_DECREF(pFrameAsArray);
}
PyObject *pValue = PyObject_CallMethod(pInstance, "analyseFrame", "(O)", pFrameAsList);
...
Py_INCREF(pValue);
...
for (int k=0 ; k<max; k++ )
{
    PyObject *ptemp = PyList_GetItem(pValue,k);
}
Py_DECREF(pFrameAsList);
Py_DECREF(pValue);

And the Python code:
def analyseFrame(self, frame):
   results = self.model.analyse(np.asarray(frame))
   return list(results)

A: I believe that the problem is that you shouldn't have the following line:
Py_INCREF(pValue)

The reason is that PyObject_CallMethod has already incremented the reference count for you.  If you do the extra Py_INCREF call the reference count for the given PyObject will never go to 0.
According to the documentation, PyObject_CallMethod returns a new reference.
To understand the meaning of "new reference", as opposed to "borrowed reference" look at the first paragraph of the Reference Count Details section of the documentation:


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2021 Jeep Wrangler vs. 2021 Toyota 4Runner: Compare SUVs
Off-roading and adventure seeking is a lifestyle. Not everyone cares, but those who do inevitably consider the Toyota 4Runner and Jeep Wrangler as their overlander of choice. The decision becomes a crossroads.
These two legendary icons created cult followings long before Tesla made such a thing, but for very different reasons. The 4Runner's known for being ridiculously reliable while the Wrangler is infinitely customizable and can be a boulder-basher or sun chaser with removable doors and roof.
For how different they are, the 2021 Toyota 4Runner and 2021 Jeep Wrangler are a close match when it comes to their tough looks, all-around capability, and creature comforts. So much so they have the same TCC Rating of 5.2 out of 10.
MORE: Read our 2021 Toyota 4Runner and 2021 Jeep Wrangler full reviews
2021 Toyota 4Runner TRD Pro
The Toyota 4Runner matches its tough reputation with rugged looks punctuated by a big maw, broad shoulders, and blocky ends. Different trims get different treatments: chrome glints from the upscale 4Runner Limited, while the 4Runner TRD versions darken the brute ute into something more sinister.
Inside, the ancient 4Runner wears cheap, hard plastic that offends when prices can reach $50,000. The LCD display screen for the climate control system probably came from the '90s. The 2021 4Runner is an ancient vehicle underneath—it was last comprehensively updated in 2009.
An aged but reliable 4.0-liter V-6 makes 270 hp and 278 lb-ft of torque under the hood of the 4Runner. A neolithic 5-speed automatic transmission doles out power to the rear or all four wheels. Just about everything in the 4Runner prioritizes brute-force off-roading, down to the Fox shocks and lifted suspension on TRD Pro models that can go just about anywhere. But, Toyota slaps consumers in the face by equipping the most expensive, off-road-focused models with part-time four-wheel drive instead of full-time four-wheel drive like the larger Land Cruiser or more expensive Lexus GX.
2021 Jeep Wrangler 4xe
Redesigned for 2019 with a slew of creature comforts and safety systems, the Jeep Wrangler prides itself on its newness, and each year Jeep has added more powerful and fuel efficient powertrains.
The boxy Jeep Wrangler won't be confused with anything else on the road, but the new Jeep is a little more user-friendly than older models. The doors and roof still come off with just a handful of tools and about half an hour of garage time. It's one of the biggest selling points of the Wrangler over the 4Runner on the road. The new update added much-needed safety systems and interior updates, but the looks largely haven't changed aside from available modern LED lighting.
Under the hoods of most Wranglers is a 3.6-liter V-6 that makes 285 hp and 260 lb-ft of torque. A plucky turbo-4 is available (and it's good) or a 3.0-liter turbodiesel is the off-roading and mileage champ (but it's $4,000 more and that's not likely to be recouped in fuel savings any time soon). A plug-in hybrid provides the ability for some silent off-roading with up to 22 miles of all-electric range while a thirsty 470-hp 6.2-liter V-8 has joined the lineup. The 3.6-liter V-6 can be paired to a 6-speed manual transmission for hardcore fans otherwise it's an 8-speed automatic with every other engine. The Wrangler's roster of powertrains is more refined and far more advanced.
Four adults fit into the Wrangler and 4Runner, although leg room isn't exceptional in either. The 4Runner is available with an optional third row, but we'd skip it as it both raises the load floor and is useless for hauling people.
The 4Runner is better at holding cargo; with the rear seats up it holds more than 46 cubic feet compared to the Wrangler's 31 cubic feet.
Full crash-test results aren't in for the Wrangler but early results aren't impressive, including a rare three-star score from the NHTSA for rollover crash safety. The 4Runner doesn't excel either. Its structure is relatively old, but Toyota does make standard automatic emergency braking that the Jeep skips on many trims.
Not much on either SUV is cheap, either. Boxy off-roaders like the 4Runner and Wrangler are hot—they're ATMs for dealers and automakers. It's not out of line for Rubicon Wranglers to cost more than $60,000; a 4Runner TRD Pro commands more than $50,000, too.
There's hardly a value to be found in either truck, but our features score favors the 4Runner for better standard gear on lower, less-expensive trims, but Wranglers can be optioned up to feature a fantastic 8.4-inch touchscreen infotainment system. It's not just one of the best in the business, it flat out embarasses the user interface in the 4Runner.
In the end, the Wrangler wins as it's simply the more modern vehicle with an array of powertrain options and all the capability. The only reason its TCC Rating matches that of the 4Runner is the base model is really simple with roll-up windows, no air conditioning, and no power locks. With a few options it's the best retro, boxy off-roader we don't need but kind of want with the doors on or off.
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...keep waiting for it...As you can see, the only thing I accomplished in the TMC this week was a shuffling of the mess. At least now I can get to my polish. Between preparing for Thanksgiving, going to a Thanksgiving dinner, hosting a Thanksgiving Leftovers Event (at my house) and a throwing a completely unrelated-to-Thanksgiving family party (also at my house)...the poor TMC was neglected. But I did manage to clean and then destroy my home no less than three times in three days! Anyway, the lack of progress in the TMC doesn't mean I can't share future TMC plans and ask for advice.
I'm trying to decide what furniture to have in the room besides the large pink table. I don't know if I want a counter/desk that goes around the perimeter? Hanging cabinets? or shelves with baskets? I know many of you use IKEA Helmers for polish storage. But what about IKEA Alex? If Helmer's weren't metal, this would be an easy decision. (I'm not a fan of metal furniture.) Plus, Alex comes in a few sizes (tall, short and wide) and can be used as a table leg. Has anyone used the Alex drawer unit to store polish? I've seen it on Pinterest before.
I also have my eye on this Ikea Ferle rug. I figure I need to go with something as inexpensive as possible because it will likely see it's share of polishing/crafting mayhem. I need to see this one in person though - I feel so lucky that there's an IKEA just 30 minutes away! Going to IKEA is my answer for everything. Broke a lamp? Go to IKEA. Have 47 photographs that need framing? Go to IKEA. Craving meatballs? Go to IKEA. Feeling depressed? Go to IKEA.
So hopefully next Wednesday I'll have a radical transformation to share! Please send me your ideas! Don't forget to enter the Giving Thanks for You! giveaway I'm hosting with the lovely Victoria at the Manicurator. Lots of awesome prizes up for grabs. If you look carefully in the pic of the room...you can see two of them. Just waiting to be won!


Specialising in great food freshly made, our friendly independent coffee shop has been in Guildford since 1999.
and jacket potato fillings fresh each day.
All food and drinks are made fresh to order, just the way you like them.
We can offer gluten free, vegetarian and vegan options.
Outside catering menus are available for your business lunch, breakfast meeting, wedding, party or other celebration.
bookings from several local businesses.
We've been going to Fresh Choices for a while now and S&T are brilliant! Great sandwiches, salads, breakfasts, soups, cakes. They remember how you like your sandwiches and make you really comfortable!
Really good place for lunch in Guildford, little off the beaten track but well worth it. Very varied menu with everything made fresh. To stand out from the chain restaurant crowd they sell an excellent and affordable range of antiques and vintage items. Well done for being different, we will be back.
Had a great lunch today at Fresh Choices. As the food is all made to order we had actually what we wanted, which is very rare these days. Jacket potato with cheese beans and butter on the side, no problem for the friendly staff. Fussy children are well looked after all the time. Thank you for taking care of us each time we come.
Best breakfast and smoothie in town, spend a nice morning here, excellent staff. They also stock vintage items well priced and great quality.
Nice friendly cafe. Good selection of sandwiches, paninis, cakes and drinks. Also sells vintage crockery, books, records and tools.
Haven't been for a few weeks as doing other stuff at weekends, but always go when we can. Great selection of hot food, wraps, soup, sandwiches, Jacket Potatoes. Drinks in a fridge, Tea, coffee, juices, cakes, and the vintage side to browse while you're waiting. We have been coming here since they moved from Swan lane as there is lots more space.
Tom and Sharon are very friendly and chatty - can't believe some of the other reviews on here.
Crisps and coleslaw can be added for £1 extra, whic you are told about, if you want to alter something just ask, add something or remove something. Have always found them very accommodating.
Jug of water used to be out, but you can always ask for a glass of water too. My other half - difficult to please is happy with the coffee, tea is teabags, but in a pot.
They are always busy - not always full round lunchtimes, but wait a bit and you can usually get a table.
Normally come here every other month for a cooked breakfast. Not the cheapest place to eat but the food is freshly cooked and there is plenty of it. Does a mean fresh orange juice too.
Guildford has the usual slew of chain coffee shops but this is different. A comfortable cafe with excellent food mingles with a vintage shop selling lovely retro china and other items. A friendly welcome from the owners helps.
Freshly made food to order, great friendly service and real fresh squeezed orange juice. Reasonably priced too.
We go to Fresh Choices for lunch most Saturdays and can be assured of a Friendly welcome From Sharon and Tom and freshly prepared, tasty food. The premises are much larger than the previous location in Swan Lane making it a nicer location.
They have too many sandwich choices to list and can accommodate any changes. You can choose your bread from Panini's, white, brown and granary bread and wraps also including Genius Gluten free bread. Nothing seems to be too much trouble.
They also do salads, Soup and Baked Potatoes and have various cake items too.
They make Fresh fruit smoothies and well as freshly squeezed Orange juice and have cold drinks too. Tea and a coffee machine where they make nice coffees to your taste.
They have also started to do Afternoon teas and scones with cream and jam in the afternoons and have also started to sell all sorts of Vintage items from cups, saucers and teapots to cutlery, tins, hammers and records. All sorts of goodies. These items let you have something to browse while you are waiting for your order to be freshly prepared.
In this day and age of saving, up-cycling and vintage chic, head straight to Fresh Choices to have a rummage through lost treasure - not only will you get an excellent hot beverage and home baked goodies, but you can return to a by-gone age and pick up a bargain - pretty vintage china, mixing bowls that Mrs Padmore would love to get her hands on, cut glass jugs, even vintage leather luggage to take it all away in! A wonderful place to find an original Christmas gift!!
Good luck Tom and Sharon!
I am thrilled with my rolling pin and pretty butter knife!
"Still the best breakfast in Guildford..."
The food is fresh and the choice is yours. Fussy eaters will love Fresh Choices because, unlike the cafe chains where you pluck your sandwich or wrap from the chiller, here your sandwich is made to order. Like butter or hate it: you don't have to have it.
It's order and pay at the counter which is great for shoppers who like a quick getaway. My cappuccino was smooth and I enjoyed sitting on a bar stool watching the North Street traffic go by. To sum up Fresh Choices: fast food with a healthy edge.
introduced several of my friends and family to Fresh Choices, and in discussing it last week found that several are now visiting the shop themselves as a place of preference.
I should add that I found Fresh Choices by chance when looking for a replacement for a similar independent coffee shop when my previous favourite in Godalming closed down. It was a lucky find!
We visited the farmers market in Guildford today and it was lovely to find such a friendly place to stop for a bite to eat. Our jacket potatoes were loaded with fresh homemade fillings and the orange juice was straight from the orange and into the glass!
Thank you to the owners and staff for such excellent customer service, we will be back next month!
I have tried this place before and I arrived here on this cold sat afternoon and as you walk in the atmosphere of fresh choices is a real joy to be greeted with as the place is really quiet with just the distant customers conversations. Its has a lovely range of cakes, sandwiches, hot meals and salads. Services is very prompt as customers are informed that thier food would be brought to them at their table. There is no waiting around its easy to find right after the post office in the top of the high street. Prices are reasonable and affordable for most of the shoppers.
Congratulations on your new premises which I visited today (I'm the bloke from the Police who always has a chicken based baguette, lettuce, butter, cut in half!). Very spacious and does justice to the great food you provide. I look forward to many more visits.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to send us a message. If you wish to place an order, please call us on 01483 578899.


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Owners are TripAdvisor DESTINATION EXPERTS for San Juan & Puerto Rico!
Nestled in the lush foothills of the El Yunque National Forest in Rio Grande Puerto Rico, Coqui's Hideaway vacation rental offers adults and families a tranquil rain forest retreat, away from the crowds of the resorts and big city hotels. Our location, in the mountains adjacent to the rain forest in the north-east of Puerto Rico, offers the perfect combination of beach and rainforest vacations. We're minutes from world-class beaches and the El Portal Visitor Center in the national forest. And San Juan is just a short 35-minute drive using Route 66.
We're conveniently located midway between the San Juan and Fajardo areas. So close ... but it feels like a world away.
At Coqui's Hideaway, you can enjoy your vacation holiday in your own completely furnished 2 or 3 bedroom guest house with panoramic ocean views right from your private veranda. We offer many amenities, including a beautiful in-ground swimming pool, fully equipped kitchen (with dishwasher), air conditioning throughout the house, washer/dryer, satellite TV, and complementary WIFI internet, all in an eco-oriented setting, with El Yunque as a backdrop.
Compare the value of Coqui's Hideaway to what you would get for the same price at a hotel. We think you'll agree that you get more for your money by staying with us. And that's important in today's economy.
When you stay with us at Coqui's Hideaway, you will be the only guests on our property and you'll have the privacy you want during your vacation. You'll have the freedom to enjoy our 9-acre estate, which is at the end of a cul-de-sac, in a residential area, neighbored by other private "local" residences. You won't see other tourists. You won't see crowds. You won't see high-rise condos. You won't hear traffic. You will enjoy the Puerto Rican countryside the way it was meant to be - falling asleep to the sounds of the Coqui, waking up to the sounds of roosters, and breathing in the crisp mountain air.
We were two couples, veteran travelers, who enjoy hiking and exploring what an area has to offer. We avoid gated communities and structured tours. We stayed six days at this beautiful and unusual location. The experienced was perfect for our needs. First, this is a place you truly enjoy when returning after a day of sightseeing or hiking. The high location hugs the tropical rainforest providing a vista of the coast, islands and on the horizon, San Juan. It is magnificent, especially while sitting on our private veranda reading, having a drink or a meal. It was so captivating that I was happy to spend time at our private hideaway rather than trying to take in all the advertised sights and experiences. I especially enjoyed walking the property's 9 acres of lawns and tropical vegetation including tropical fruits, palm trees, orchids and every conceivable fruit and flower. Gwen and Ray, our hosts provided us with the tropical fruits from their beautiful property and let us pick what we liked. How nice to have hosts who adorn your quarters with a vase of bird-of-paradise and other tropical flowers. Every need was provided for. The accommodations were roomy and spotless and beautifully and tastefully decorated. The full kitchen and dining area were convenient and spotless, as was the entire complex. The pool for our personal use was very handy. I can go on and on about the quality of the property, but the jewel in this crown were the hosts. Gwen and Ray were there to answer our questions, suggest activities and provide background information on the area. Where do you find a host who will show you how to crack a coconut properly? Explain a tropical fruit? Where the best beach is and where to park when you get there? How to best see Old San Juan? There are people who know first hand all the tourist offering on the island and are happy to assist. And we didn't have to share these wonderful hosts because Coquis is a one unit hideaway. Their hospitality made this one of our most memorable vacations. We will be back to Puerto Rico.
Ray and Gwen were great hosts, helpful and knowledgeable about the area. We had five people in our group from 7-52 years old, plenty of space to relax together or apart. Beautiful veranda, spacious pool area and well kept gardens to wander through. Exceptionally clean!
Gwen and Ray warmly welcomed our family and were readily available for tips on sights, activities, shopping and restaurants. Their property is quite simply beautiful. Amazing grounds of wide variety of plants, trees and flowers. Gorgeous home and was very well appointed, everything you could need for great stay. Located adjacent to El Yunque National Park was made multiple visits a breeze. Our hosts helped us with setting up zip line adventure and trip to Bio Bay, both were peak experiences. They even stored our excess luggage when we visited Culebra, where Gwen and Ray had more tips. They were instrumental in making this a family trip that will be cherished.
Our kids; 14, 16 18, need some space of their own. As their parents, we need some too! 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, open floor plan for the rest. Perfect! A wonderful back deck off the master; listening to the tree frogs & other rainforest creatures at night was wonderful! The private pool, with grill & bathroom was an excellent addition. Gwenn & Ray were wonderful hosts; there when needed; but never a bother. Wasan't a huge" house, but so comfortable for a family, even ones younger than ours. We loved the short drive to the rainforest: spent 3 days hiking & getting in waterfalls. The house was equipped with everything needed, including ice chests.
Trip Advisor reviewers are spot on in their reviews of Coqui's! This place is such a beautiful respite, in between our high adventure trips (Kalichi Adventures & Kayaking/Snorkeling Culebra), we loved just hanging out at Coqu's! Each morning, I especially enjoyed reading poolside in between pool exercises waiting for the men to wake up. The guys equally enjoyed the pool most nights watching the sun set and afterwards would pop in one of the many movies from the Hideaways collection. Ray has mastered the art of being a hostess - always available for questions but mostly out of sight allowing guests to feel as if they own Coqu's while there.
Great place to stay in the tropical rain forest. Very comfortable and clean accommodation with all amenities and a warm welcome from the hosts, which even includes a goodie basket with fruit from the garden and treats to be getting on with. Near to the sea, San Juan and the National Park if you want to move around, but just relax in the garden, by the pool or on local walks, and enjoy the variety of flora and fauna all around you. Very peaceful and relaxing.
Ray and Gwenn do a fabulous job making you feel welcome but they are never intrusive on your privacy. The house was immaculately clean and so comfortable. The arrangement of fresh flowers from the property as well as the fresh fruits and gift basket were icing on the cake and this is probably our favorite place that we have ever stayed. We rented this house to get a feel for actually living in a tropical location as opposed to just staying at a hotel and it was perfect for that. The attention to detail was phenomenal and the recommendations that they made for restaurants and things to do on their website were spot on. This rental was clean, comfortable, fun, convenient and even priced well. We would not change a thing!
This is a great place to stay to enjoy Puerto Rico. Ray and Gwenn provide everything you need in the house and all the advice you want about places to go and things to do. The privacy and beautiful location of the house are hard to match. Old San Juan is a half hour or so away, and one of the nicest beaches you will ever enjoy is not much more than 15 minutes away in Luquillo. The rainforest, of course, is a highlight.
Our family had a wonderful 2 night stay at Coquis Hideaway in april. We wanted a quite place to relax while we were exploring El Yunque and Luquillo Beach. This place really is a hidden gem! The process of renting and setting up our reservation was a breeze. Ray and Gwen are the perfect mix of organization and fun. I felt very comfortable sending in my deposits. Don't be alarmed as you come to the house its in the rain forest but once you are behind the gate you feel very safe and sound. The grounds and house are perfectly maintained. The home is cozy, comfortable and clean. They have really thought of every detail as the home is perfectly appointed. You feel right at home with the welcome basket they provide. Even better are the amazing views from the home's back porch and pool. The pool is a little small but extremely well kept and clean!! The set up by the pool with the fridge, bar, bathroom, table and chairs is amazing. Once you are in the pool and looking out to the forest and city you feel like your in a dream. We traveled with two kids age 3 and 7 and a senior age 72 and the house worked out perfectly. We hope to return to Coquis one day soon. It really was the perfect hideaway.
Very helpful owners (pre visit and during visit) with clear and useful instructions and guidance; apartment was clean, very well appointed, and perfectly located for our day trips to the rain forrest; pool area and back porch (for evening cocktails) were unexpected delights. We were only 2 people, but apartment was plenty big for another couple or a family. Nearby dog was a barker during one night.
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Mazda & Fiat's new MX-5
MAZDA and Fiat have announced they will work together to develop and manufacture a new roadster for the two marques.
The firms have signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding to develop a new roadster based on Mazda's next-generation MX-5 rear-wheel-drive architecture.
However, while their architecture will be shared, the two roadsters will be styled differently.
The news will be welcomed by Alfa Romeo fans as it means the firm's next roadster will return to rear-wheel drive, just like the Alfa Romeo Spyders of the 1960s.
Each car will also be powered by 'specific proprietary engines' unique to each brand, but it is assumed both will be built at Mazda's Hiroshima, Japan, plant with production for Alfa Romeo envisaged starting in 2015.
'Establishing technology and product development alliances is one of Mazda's corporate objectives and this announcement with Fiat is an important first step in that direction,' said Takashi Yamanouchi, Mazda's representative director and chairman of the board, president and CEO.
'It is especially exciting to be collaborating with such a prestigious marque as Alfa Romeo on a new roadster based on the next-generation MX-5, which is such an iconic vehicle for Mazda and recognized as the best-selling roadster of all time.
Fiat CEO, Sergio Marchionne, said: 'This agreement clearly demonstrates our commitment to Alfa Romeo and the determination to grow it into a truly global brand.
'By partnering with Mazda, we will be co-operating with the recognised leader in compact rear-drive vehicle architectures in order to deliver an exciting and stylish roadster in the Alfa Romeo tradition. We are appreciative of this collaboration with Mazda and look forward to maintaining a fruitful and continuous relationship.'
The Final Agreement is expected to be signed in the second-half of 2012, and both brands have also agreed to discuss further opportunities for co-operation in Europe.
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UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kazakhstan
There are 5 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kazakhstan. Three of these sites are cultural and the other two are natural sites.
Kazakhstan UNESCO Sites
Mausoleum of Khoja Ahmed Yasawi (2003)
Petroglyphs within the Archaeological Landscape of Tamgaly (2004)
Silk Roads: the Routes Network of Chang'an-Tianshan Corridor (2014)
Saryaka – Steppe and Lakes of Northern Kazakhstan (2008)
Western Tien-Shan (2016)
This is the first cultural site in this list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kazakhstan. It is located in the city of Turkestan and is in an unfinished state. In 1389, the building of this mausoleum was commissioned for by Timur who was the ruler of the Timurid Empire. His aim was to replace a smaller mausoleum that was built in the 12th century for Khoja Ahmed Yasawi who died in 1166. He was a famous Turkic poet. However, when Timur died in 1405, the construction halted and it never resumed.
Despite the incomplete state of the mausoleum, it is lauded as an important cultural structure in Kazakhstan because it is the best-preserved construction from the Timurid Empire. It also provides a glimpse into the architectural style of the time. In fact, many pilgrims from various parts of Central Asia visit this religious structure. It is so popular that it has become acquainted with the national identity of Kazakhstan.
It is a national monument in Kazakhstan. In 2003, it was inscribed into the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kazakhstan.
This is another cultural site in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kazakhstan. It is located within the lush Tamgaly Gorge and the arid mountains of Chu-Ili in Kazakhstan. This site features 5,00 petroglyphs or rock carvings, which scientists date back to the latter half of the second millennium BC (or at the start of the 20th century). This remarkable collection of rock carvings are dispersed throughout 48 complexes in burial grounds and settlement areas within the region. Hence, archaeologists believe they provide a glimpse into the rituals and way of life of the people who lived in the region at that time.
Aside from these rock carvings, there were also ancient tombs found in the area. These tombs date back to the late Bronze Age. Meanwhile, mounds of stone and earth were discovered within the same area too. Majority of the rock carvings are concentrated within the central canyon. There were signs that these canyons were used as altars wherein the prehistoric people performed their rituals and made sacrificial offerings.
Silk Roads: the Routes Network of Chang'an-Tianshan Corridor
This is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kazakhstan that is considered a transnational property. This ancient and historical route starts from China and ends in the Zhetsyu Region of Central Asia. It also encompasses 33 ancient and historical sites along the way that includes ruins, forts, religious structures, ancient roads and more. In fact, UNESCO believes that more corridors will be added to this particular property in the years to come. This UNESCO site was established in order to protect and commemorate the cultural heritage of this ancient trade route.
Saryaka – Steppe and Lakes of Northern Kazakhstan
This is the first of two natural sites in this list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kazakhstan. It is located within the Kazakh Uplands, which is often referred to as the saryarka that literally translations to "yellow range". This property was inscribed to the UNESCO list in 2008.
There are two protected areas comprised within this property: 1) Naurzum State Nature Reserve and 2) Korgalzhyn State Nature Reserve. Both properties combine to a total of 450,344 hectares of land area covered by this UNESCO World Heritage Site. The property is dominated by wetlands that provide a habitat for migratory birds (some of them considered threatened species) including the Siberian white crane, which is extremely rare today. Aside from being the migratory route for various bird species, it is also an important breeding place for most of these birds.
Hence, this site was listed by UNESCO as a naturally important site as it provides a natural refuge for the birds. Aside from the wetlands, the area also consists of both fresh and salt water lakes.
Western Tien-Shan
The Western Tien-Shan is the second natural site inscribed as one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kazakhstan. It was added to the list in 2016 as part of the 40th session of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee. It is also a transnational property which means that it is shared with other countries, namely Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan. This mountain range system that is encompassed within this site is one of the world's largest mountain ranges.
The property protected by UNESCO covers more than 467,000 hectares in land area with an altitude reaching a maximum of 4,503 meters. The UNESCO site also covers three important bird and biodiversity areas.


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