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import copy
import clang
import clang_util
from clang.cindex import TranslationUnit

Break = 0
Continue = 1
Recurse = 2

def print_namespaces(namespaces):
    str = ''
    for entry in namespaces:
        str += entry + '::'
    print str

class Class(object):
    def __init__(self, classname, namespaces, filename, prefix):
        self.name = classname
        self.namespaces = namespaces
        self.filename = filename
        self.prefix = prefix

class GenericFileParser(object):
    def __init__(self, processor, data):
        self.processor = processor
        self.data = data
        self.opened = []
        self.open_namespaces = []
        self.classes = []

    def parse(self):
        all_clang_args = self.data.clang_args

        index = clang.cindex.Index.create()
        self.data.tu = index.parse(None, all_clang_args, options=TranslationUnit.PARSE_DETAILED_PROCESSING_RECORD)
        self.data.filename = self.data.tu.spelling

        self.visit(self.data.tu.cursor)

        if self.data.current_struct != clang.cindex.conf.lib.clang_getNullCursor():
            self.processor.process_close_class()

        while len(self.data.current_namespaces):
            self.data.current_namespaces.pop()
            self.processor.process_close_namespace()

    def visit(self, cursor):
        for child in cursor.get_children():
            result = self.visit_impl(child, cursor)
            if result == Recurse:
                if self.visit(child) == Break:
                    return Break
                if len(self.opened) > 0:
                    if self.opened[-1] == 'namespace':
                        self.parse_closing_namespaces(child, cursor)
                        self.opened.pop()
                        self.open_namespaces.pop()

            elif result == Break:
                return Break
            elif result == Continue:
                continue

    def visit_impl(self, cursor, parent):
        try:
            kind = cursor.kind
#            print kind
#            print cursor.spelling
        except:
            return Break

        # process main file
        if clang.cindex.conf.lib.clang_Location_isFromMainFile(cursor.location):
            # close open namespaces and classes
            # when another non-nested namespace or class is opened
            if len(self.opened) > 0:
                if self.opened[-1] in ['class','struct']:
                    self.parse_closing_class(parent)

    #        print '\nCursor'
    #        print cursor.kind
    #        print cursor.spelling
    #        print util.concat(clang_util.get_tokens(self.data.tu, cursor),' ')
    #         print self.data.current_struct.spelling
    #         tokens = clang_util.get_tokens(self.data.tu, cursor)
    #         for token in tokens:
    #             print token.spelling

            if clang_util.is_inclusion_directive(cursor.kind):
                self.processor.process_inclusion_directive(self.data,cursor)
                return Recurse
            elif clang_util.is_access_specifier(cursor.kind):
                self.processor.process_access_specifier(self.data,cursor)
            elif clang_util.is_constructor(cursor.kind):
                self.processor.process_constructor(self.data,cursor)
            elif clang_util.is_destructor(cursor.kind):
                self.processor.process_destructor(self.data,cursor)
            elif clang_util.is_static_or_global_variable(cursor.kind):
                self.processor.process_variable_declaration(self.data,cursor)
            elif clang_util.is_member_variable(cursor.kind):
                self.processor.process_member_variable_declaration(self.data,cursor)
            elif clang_util.is_enum(cursor.kind):
                self.processor.process_enum(self.data,cursor)
            elif clang_util.is_forward_declaration(self.data.tu, cursor):
                self.processor.process_forward_declaration(self.data,cursor)
            elif clang_util.is_class(cursor.kind):
                self.opened.append('class')
                return self.parse_opening_class(cursor)
            elif clang_util.is_struct(cursor.kind):
                self.opened.append('struct')
                return self.parse_opening_class(cursor)
            elif clang_util.is_function(cursor.kind):
                return self.parse_function(cursor)
            elif clang_util.is_function_template(cursor.kind):
                self.processor.process_function_template(self.data, cursor)
            elif clang_util.is_type_alias(kind) or clang_util.is_typedef(kind):
                self.processor.process_type_alias(self.data,cursor)
        # process other files that are encountered through inclusion directives
            elif clang_util.is_namespace(cursor.kind):
                self.opened.append('namespace')
                self.open_namespaces.append(cursor.spelling)
                return self.parse_opening_namespace(cursor)
        else:
            if clang_util.is_inclusion_directive(cursor.kind):
                return Recurse
            elif clang_util.is_namespace(cursor.kind):
                self.opened.append('namespace')
                self.data.current_namespaces.append(cursor)
                self.open_namespaces.append(cursor.spelling)
                return Recurse
            elif clang_util.is_class(cursor.kind) or clang_util.is_struct(cursor.kind):
                self.classes.append(Class(copy.deepcopy(cursor.spelling),
                                          copy.deepcopy(self.open_namespaces),
                                          copy.deepcopy(cursor.location.file.name),
                                          clang_util.get_class_prefix(self.data.tu, cursor)))

        return Continue

    def parse_closing_namespaces(self, cursor, enclosing_namespace):
        while enclosing_namespace != self.data.tu.cursor and not clang_util.is_namespace(enclosing_namespace.kind):
            enclosing_namespace = enclosing_namespace.semantic_parent

        if enclosing_namespace != self.data.tu.cursor and clang_util.is_namespace(enclosing_namespace.kind):
            while len(self.data.current_namespaces) and \
                            enclosing_namespace != self.data.current_namespaces[-1]:
                self.data.current_namespaces.pop()
#                if clang.cindex.conf.lib.clang_Location_isFromMainFile(cursor.location):
                self.processor.process_close_namespace()

    def parse_closing_class(self,enclosing_struct):
        while enclosing_struct and \
                        enclosing_struct != self.data.tu.cursor and \
                not clang_util.is_class(enclosing_struct.kind) and not clang_util.is_struct(enclosing_struct.kind):
            enclosing_struct = enclosing_struct.semantic_parent

        if enclosing_struct and \
                        self.data.current_struct != clang.cindex.conf.lib.clang_getNullCursor() and \
                        enclosing_struct != self.data.current_struct:
            self.processor.process_close_class()
            self.opened.pop()
            self.data.current_struct = clang.cindex.conf.lib.clang_getNullCursor()
            self.data.member_functions = []

    def parse_function(self,cursor):
        if clang_util.is_function(cursor.kind):
            self.processor.process_function(self.data, cursor)
        return Continue

    def parse_opening_namespace(self,cursor):
        if clang.cindex.conf.lib.clang_Location_isFromMainFile(cursor.location):
            self.processor.process_open_namespace(self.data, cursor)
        self.data.current_namespaces.append(cursor)
        return Recurse

    def parse_opening_class(self,cursor):
        if self.data.current_struct == clang.cindex.conf.lib.clang_getNullCursor():
            self.data.current_struct = cursor
            self.data.current_struct_prefix = clang_util.get_class_prefix(self.data.tu, cursor)
            if clang_util.is_class(cursor.kind):
                self.processor.process_open_class(self.data, cursor)
            else:
                self.processor.process_open_struct(self.data, cursor)
            return Recurse
        return Continue

class FileProcessor(object):
    def __init__(self):
        pass

    def process_inclusion_directive(self, data, cursor):
        pass

    def process_open_include_guard(self, filename):
        pass

    def process_close_include_guard(self):
        pass

    def process_headers(self, headers):
        pass

    def process_open_namespace(self, data, cursor):
        pass

    def process_close_namespace(self):
        pass

    def process_open_class(self, data, cursor):
        pass

    def process_open_struct(self, data, cursor):
        pass

    def process_close_class(self):
        pass

    def process_function(self, data, cursor):
        pass

    def process_function_template(self, data, cursor):
        pass

    def process_forward_declaration(self, data, cursor):
        pass

    def process_variable_declaration(self, data, cursor):
        pass

    def process_member_variable_declaration(self, data, cursor):
        pass

    def process_constructor(self, data, cursor):
        pass

    def process_destructor(self, data, cursor):
        pass

    def process_type_alias(self, data, cursor):
        pass

    def process_enum(self, data, cursor):
        pass

    def process_access_specifier(self, data, cursor):
        pass

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Fliesteden, Peter of (d. 1529)
From GAMEO
Peter of Fliesteden, a Protestant martyr, died with Adolf Clarenbach at the stake in Cologne, Germany on 28 September 1529. It is not clear whether or not he was an Anabaptist. He was born in Fliesteden in Jülich. In December 1527 he went to Cologne. During the celebration of the Mass in the cathedral he kept his head covered and was otherwise disrespectful toward this "idolatry," and was therefore arrested and so terribly tortured that the executioners pitied him. But neither the rack nor a two-year imprisonment in the dungeon altered his views. He remained true to his convictions and endured his martyrdom with admirable courage.
Hege, Christian and Christian Neff. Mennonitisches Lexikon, 4 vols. Frankfurt & Weierhof: Hege; Karlsruhe: Schneider, 1913-1967: v. I, 654
Rembert, Karl. Die "Wiedertäufer" im Herzogtum Jülich. Berlin: R. Gaertners Verlagsbuchhandlung, 1899: 114 f.
Christian Neff
Neff, Christian. "Fliesteden, Peter of (d. 1529)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. 1956. Web. 24 Jan 2020. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Fliesteden,_Peter_of_(d._1529)&oldid=144122.
Neff, Christian. (1956). Fliesteden, Peter of (d. 1529). Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 24 January 2020, from https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Fliesteden,_Peter_of_(d._1529)&oldid=144122.
Adapted by permission of Herald Press, Harrisonburg, Virginia, from Mennonite Encyclopedia, Vol. 2, p. 340. All rights reserved.
©1996-2020 by the Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. All rights reserved.
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All Saints' Church, Billesley
Type:Church / Chapel
Billesley, Stratford Upon Avon, Warwickshire, B49 6NF
All Saints rises from a lovely wooded churchyard in the hamlet of Billesley near Stratford-upon-Avon. From its approach through an avenue of limes, it looks like a Georgian country church - but its origins go back 1,000 years. The church served the thriving village of Billesley for centuries, but by 1428 only four parishioners were left and the church's north aisle was demolished. Tradition has it that William Shakespeare married Anne Hathaway here in 1582 and that his granddaughter's wedding also took place at Billesley. Sadly no parish registers survive from this time to prove it. In 1692, Bernard Whalley rebuilt the church to create a fashionable classical addition to his Billesley estate. He installed a gallery for his staff complete with a butler's boxed seat. Whalley's own pew had a fine classical fireplace. His body lies, with his wife Lucy, in a sealed vault beneath the sanctuary floor.
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As parents wrestle with questions such as how young is too young for a smartphone, and research shows that children consume several hours of media a day, lawmakers and experts think it's time for updated rules that reflect the reality of the internet age.
That's why Sen. Ed Markey, D-Massachusetts, has teamed up with children's and tech advocacy groups on the Kids Internet Design and Safety (KIDS) Act, which he introduced Thursday at Common Sense's Truth About Tech Conference in Washington, D.C.
The legislation Markey is drafting, for which he is seeking bipartisan co-sponsors, aims to update the Children's Television Act of 1990, which helped usher in educational TV programming for kids and limited advertising to them.
The KIDS Act will take aim at online platforms' algorithms to try to ensure that content being recommended to children online, on places such as leading video site YouTube, are age-appropriate and of high quality. The legislation also will limit advertising to children, including product placement, and seek to have the Federal Trade Commission enforce the new rules.
Markey worked with Common Sense, Center for Digital Democracy and the Campaign for a Commercial-free Childhood on the legislation.
The introduction of the legislation comes after recent reports that on YouTube, children are exposed to cartoon characters that tell them to "smoke weed," and that YouTube executives ignored warnings about toxic content on their platform. When asked about inappropriate content, YouTube has pointed out that it is not for kids, and that it has a dedicated YouTube Kids app.
Leading off the conference Thursday, Markey said "Websites like YouTube have an ethical obligation" to keep violent and harmful content away from children. "They say their intent is not to exploit children. Well, work with us," the senator added.
YouTube has not returned a request for comment.
Studies by Common Sense show that teens use an average of nine hours of media a day, and that 98 percent of children under 8 have access to mobile devices at home. Common Sense is also advocating for the legislation to include clear labeling of children's content, plus loans and incentives for quality online content for children.
Earlier this month, Sens. Markey and Josh Hawley, R-Missouri, introduced updates to the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, which among other things would prohibit internet companies from collecting personal and location information from children under 13 without parental consent, and from anyone 13 to 15 without the user's consent.


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Her committee concluded that the $700 billion TARP, which bailed out US banks in an effort to save the overall economy last year, has largely been effective, to the extent anyone can really measure it.
Even better, the program is expected to cost $200 billion less than planned, and Bank of America (BAC) paid back its bailout money earlier this month while Citigroup (C) and Wells Fargo (WFC) continue to explore their options to do the same.
Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner announced plans to extend the program into next year.
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PPIP, one of the many acronyms that were born in the halls of the Treasury Department during the credit crisis, stands for Public Private Investment Program. It was created to help jump-start the market for the toxic assets that were plaguing so many bank balance sheets.
The idea was that investment firms could partner with the government in buying them up, and then banks would be able to lend again. The program is being funded by $30 billion out of the TARP money.
The program was met with skepticism, and it took longer than expected to get off the ground. Then, once it finally did, the credit markets began to recover, suggesting that the PPIP might not be needed after all.
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Gundlach's departure triggered a clause in the PPIP agreement that calls for the program's suspension.
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The 'Rocketeer Reborn' Comic Has Crashed Into Cancellation
Posted December 5th, 2018 by Stuart Conover
While IDW was slated to release a rebooted 'Rocketeer Reborn' in just a few weeks, it looks like this five-issue mini-series has crash landed. The creative team of Elsa Charretier, Pierrick Colinet, and Javier Pulido were set to update Dave Stevens' creation of 'The Rocketeer' for the 21st century, but it looks like it just wasn't meant to be. The original plan had the Cliff Secord's jetpack discovered decades after he had last flown and now a new hero was going to take up the mantle.
IDW announced the grounding of the series saying:
"IDW deeply appreciates the excitement and support received from Rocketeer fans upon the announcement of the Rocketeer Reborn series. Unfortunately, with heavy hearts, we have to cancel this particular series, but never fear — The Rocketeer will return from IDW!"
It isn't clear as to exactly why 'Rocketeer Reborn' has crash landed, but at the very least it doesn't appear to be a rights issue if they're claiming that "The Rocketeer will return from IDW!"
You almost have to wonder if they made a deal to expand on 'The Rocketeer' animated reboot which is coming to Disney Jr. or if it ended up being creative differences with the team. It feels that they had a solid idea in mind when the comic was initially announced as Charretier and Colinet had shared that it was an "immense honor … to contribute to Dave Stevens' legacy, and a big responsibility as well" and that "We hope people will find a fresh, pulp-noir, modern Rocketeer, as Javier Pulido's wonderfully unique style and inventive storytelling bring this new adventure to life."
Are you annoyed that we won't be able to read 'Rocketeer Reborn'? Why do you think that IDW ended up pulling the plug on this series? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
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Revista de Chimie (Rev. Chim.), Year 2020, Volume 71, Issue 1, 150-154
Luminita Hritcu, Ilie Ovidiu Dumitru, Manuela Padurariu, Alin Ciobica, Mihaela Claudia Spataru, Constantin Spataru, Gabriela Stefanescu, Cristinel Stefanescu, Cristian Grecu-Gabos
The Modulation of Oxytocin and Cortisol Levels in Major Depression Disorder and Irritable Bowel Syndrome
There is a progressive trend in the current literature in understanding the central effects of oxytocin, which besides its classical roles in parturition and lactation, seems to exert some facilitatory effects in most of the neuropsychiatric disorders. Thus, it seems that oxytocin is mainly linked to the neuropsychiatric disorders where the social component is more or less affected and it has also strong correlations with the stress-related mechanisms and hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis. In addition, the connections between oxytocin and the digestive system were previously suggested, including by some of our preliminary results, in the context of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) pathology. Also, the relations between depression and stress in the context of cortisol implications are quite well described, although various modifications of cortisol (increased, decreased or non-modified) were described in the major depression pathology. Thus, by using two research cohorts: one with major depression disorder (n = 15) and another one having both diagnosis of major depression disorder and irritable bowel syndrome in the same time (n = 15), we are showing in this report significantly increased levels of cortisol in patients with MDD and IBS, when compared with patients with MDD without IBS, while an opposite pattern was obtained by measuring the plasma level of oxytocin, where the patients with MDD and IBS had a significantly decreased concentration of oxytocin, as compared with those with MDD but without IBS.
oxytocin; cortisol; depression; irritable bowel syndrome
HRITCU, L., DUMITRU, I.O., PADURARIU, M., CIOBICA, A., SPATARU, M.C., SPATARU, C., STEFANESCU, G., STEFANESCU, C., GRECU-GABOS, C., The Modulation of Oxytocin and Cortisol Levels in Major Depression Disorder and Irritable Bowel Syndrome, Rev. Chim., 71(1), 2020, 150-154.
Hritcu L, Dumitru IO, Padurariu M, Ciobica A, Spataru MC, Spataru C, Stefanescu G, Stefanescu C, Grecu-Gabos C. The Modulation of Oxytocin and Cortisol Levels in Major Depression Disorder and Irritable Bowel Syndrome. Rev. Chim.[internet]. 2020 Jan;71(1):150-154. Available from: https://doi.org/10.37358/RC.20.1.7826
Hritcu, L., Dumitru, I.O., Padurariu, M., Ciobica, A., Spataru, M.C., Spataru, C.,... Grecu-Gabos, C. (2020). The Modulation of Oxytocin and Cortisol Levels in Major Depression Disorder and Irritable Bowel Syndrome. Revista de Chimie, 71(1), 150-154. https://doi.org/10.37358/RC.20.1.7826
Hritcu, L., Dumitru, I.O., Padurariu, M., Ciobica, A., Spataru, M.C., Spataru, C., Stefanescu, G., Stefanescu, C., Grecu-Gabos, C. (2020). 'The Modulation of Oxytocin and Cortisol Levels in Major Depression Disorder and Irritable Bowel Syndrome', Revista de Chimie, 71(1), pp. 150-154. https://doi.org/10.37358/RC.20.1.7826
L. Hritcu, I.O. Dumitru, M. Padurariu, A. Ciobica, M.C. Spataru, C. Spataru, G. Stefanescu, C. Stefanescu, C. Grecu-Gabos, "The Modulation of Oxytocin and Cortisol Levels in Major Depression Disorder and Irritable Bowel Syndrome". Revista de Chimie, vol. 71, no. 1, pp. 150-154, 2020. [online]. https://doi.org/10.37358/RC.20.1.7826
Luminita Hritcu, Ilie Ovidiu Dumitru, Manuela Padurariu, Alin Ciobica, Mihaela Claudia Spataru, Constantin Spataru, Gabriela Stefanescu, Cristinel Stefanescu, Cristian Grecu-Gabos,
The Modulation of Oxytocin and Cortisol Levels in Major Depression Disorder and Irritable Bowel Syndrome,
Pages 150-154,
Keywords: oxytocin; cortisol; depression; irritable bowel syndrome
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A7 - Stefanescu, Gabriela
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A9 - Grecu-Gabos, Cristian
KW - oxytocin
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author = {Hritcu Luminita and Dumitru Ilie Ovidiu and Padurariu Manuela and Ciobica Alin and Spataru Mihaela Claudia and Spataru Constantin and Stefanescu Gabriela and Stefanescu Cristinel and Grecu-Gabos Cristian},
title = {The Modulation of Oxytocin and Cortisol Levels in Major Depression Disorder and Irritable Bowel Syndrome},


Porthtowan based fashion designer Katy Nicholson and her eye-catching brand, Wildcard Silks, shone at the 2018 Brit Awards on Wednesday 21st February. The Cornish company who create luxury silk scarves and accessories for women and men were talent spotted and selected by Universal Music to be presented as a special gift to each of the award winners on the night of the ceremony.
Katy, age 30, who also works as a horticulturalist at Glendurgan Gardens, started Wildcard Silks in October 2016 as she wanted an outlet for her drawings, a passion of hers during her spare time. Initially she created a few designs for scarves from her artwork which then led to a demand for ties and bowties, so the Wildcard brand was officially launched. With eclectic and quirky themes ranging from sugar skulls to roller skates,rhododendrons to tigers, this is a fun-loving collection of luxury silk scarves, neck ties and accessories with the design for each piece born from an original artwork hand drawn by Katy.
Each of the Brits Award winners including Dua Lipa, Stormzy, The Foo Fighters, Rag n Bone man, Kendrick Lamar, Ed Sheeran and The Gorillaz were given one of Wildcard's signature sugar skull designs, inspired by Katy's road trip along Route 66.
"Being approached by The Brit Awards is a real honour for any brand but as a new and up and coming label, it is very exciting to be offered this opportunity and global exposure. I have big ambitions for Wildcard so really look forward to seeing where this unique boost for the business will take us" commented Katy Nicholson, creator of Wildcard Silks. "The whole idea behind the brand is to create something playful, a splash of colour, a piece of something crazy, a statement defining who you are as a person and it is wonderful to have a treasured high quality piece you can call on in your wardrobe".
Lucy Jenner-Brown uploaded this story to our website. You can promote your business across our site with your news, views and events here.


traveling and dining. two of my most favourite things to do and they are even better when combined together. when i travel, i make an effort to try and eat something local. something that the city/country is famous for and highly recommended by the locals. whether it is dangling and eating a raw herring covered with onions by the tail in netherlands, or drinking thick gritty coffee in athens, experiencing different cuisines during your travels makes your trip more memorable. i still remember searching for the outdoor seafood vendor at kaikoura and the delicious grilled crayfish that followed!


Arizona Geocaching: Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon!
I sang a concert there with Sixth Wave last weekend, for 1000 excited high school kids at a choral festival. It doesn't get much better than that!
The third cache on that list is at the infamous Bagdad Cafe, where I had to peer into an old trailer to get information to tell me where to find the ammo can.
The proprietress LOVES visitors, and insisted on taking my photo behind the counter.
That's a giant raven on the trash can, and it talked to me while I photographed. It did NOT quote E.A. Poe.
After that, I headed out of town to the next stop: The Grand Canyon!
No photograph can do it justice – it's just too large and complex.
Some train shots for my Dad – this was in the station at Grand Canyon Village – I love the bell sounding in the video!
And with that… I was back in So Cal! Until next week… cacheee onnn….
This week, I take you on a photo tour of downtown Los Angeles, featuring its history, architecture, uniqueness, and odd aesthetics. The list of caches found on this tour are at the bottom; it was a day-long odyssey of seeking parking places with f0t0m0m.
The new local high school for the performing arts, adjacent to a Burger King across the street.
The temple bell – note the Mexican restaurant with Moroccan architecture behind it!
I couldn't resist this "drive-by shooting" to catch them more up close!
Until next week, cache on! …. and enjoy the uniqueness of wherever you are….
I'm not a football fan, so I spent last Sunday afternoon on a 2-hour hike in Ahmanson Ranch in Agoura Hills about 13 miles west of where I live. I've hiked here often, and hiked this particular trail once before, so I when I felt the pull to find a place where I would be able to enjoy the solitude of the area and use the time to reflect, even do some healing of my soul, this was an easy pick.
The trail starts just north of a busy freeway, but is around a hill, so there's no noise from it on the trail, and it winds quickly up a hill to afford nice views of the surrounding hills and spectacular homes on some of them.
As I parked my car, and took out my camera, it occurred to me that I could make this hike a creative meditation, and study what I saw a bit with the photos I would take, each stop affording a new point of consideration and observation.
Right at the trailhead is a home with a fairly large stable for horses. I'm not a horse aficionado, and have never even ridden one, but they always strike me with their size and power, and with a peace that they have about them. There is a purity and honesty in their demeanor, and they inspire a peacefulness around them.
I like to find ways to construct photos with foreground and background. This gives it depth and perspective. This one also reminds me of life's journey in that we have things we struggle through now (dead mustard), that are in the foreground, to get to the open spaces beyond.
This tree represents the old wounds in my life, now surrounded by the dead grasses of winter, but soon to be enveloped and grown over by the abundant new growth of spring. The tree is also set apart from the magnificent homes in the distance, as the old pain is disconnected from the wealth of possibilities in the future.
Finding places with spreading vistas is one of my greatest joys in hiking. The bigness of where we are brings to mind how small my problems are and how much there is to enjoy and see no matter what. Blessings: counted.
These two photos of the road I walked are not far apart, but one is light and one is in shadow. So often our lives take quickly back and forth between places of ease and joy and places of confusion and despair. It's all the same road and one never knows what's around the corner.
So often in our high desert terrain we see foliage like this: both the old dead plants and the new growth entwined in it and replacing it. The metaphor is profound, if you take time to look at it and think about it.
Well… what goes in, must come out, and this captures both elements in juxtaposition. Ha!
Of course, I always hear music. We are surrounded by it, even when the music is silence. The dead mustard sang in the wind as I walked today.
OK, I bought new hiking sticks! This is a great thing to celebrate. Now I have to USE them and get more exercise….
Until next week – cache on – and notice where you are…..


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Knesset adopts law to extend Israeli law to academic institutions in West Bank
Tuesday, 13 February 2018 10:17 AM [ Last Update: Tuesday, 13 February 2018 11:26 AM ]
A file photo of Ariel University's campus in the occupied West Bank
The Israeli parliament has approved a law that will extend Tel Aviv's law to the West Bank-based academic institutions, in line with the regime's agenda to annex more occupied Palestinian land.
Knesset members passed the law with 56 votes in favor and 36 against on Monday, Ha'aretz reported.
It abolishes the Council for Higher Education in the West Bank and brings the academic institutions there under the wings of the Council for Higher Education in Israel.
Lawmaker Shuli Moalem-Refaeli, who had set off the process for adopting the law, claims that it enables Israel to "apply its sovereignty."
The process was expedited with the support of Education Minister Naftali Bennett, who says it will pave the way for the establishment of a medical faculty in the West Bank-based Ariel University, thus helping Israel make up for its "severe" shortage of doctors.
Israel occupied the West Bank during its Six-Day War of 1967 against Arab territories. Since then, it has been building scores of settlements there to insidiously annex the territory.
The Knesset is, meanwhile, advancing a bill seeking to subject the entire settlements to "Israeli sovereignty."
PressTV-Israel committing 'land theft' in West Bank: PLO
The PLO chief says Israel with the complicity of the US tries to steal lands in the occupied West Bank.
Yousef Jabreen, a lawmaker from the Joint List, which comprises Arab legislators, however, said in reaction to the legislation that the "policy of annexation has shifted from creeping to running."
"By nature, academia promotes values of peace, democracy and tolerance. These values can't exist in the shadow of a military occupation," he added.
Other opponents inside Israel say the law violates an agreement between Israel and the European Union, which obliges Tel Aviv not to conflate the West Bank-based academic institutions and the Israeli ones.
They say it may invigorate the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) international movement, which promotes boycott of the Israeli and international enterprises, which invest in the settlements.
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Even though we have many kind people by our side, the world is also with the people who are cruel than they sound to be. The people who are engaged in racism can be considered as the best example for such people. These people will not be aware of human values other than their religious. Even though it sounds to be astonishing more number of religious movements is still active. There are many Governments which are raising their voices against these religious movements. However, their voices are just words and never have any impacts in reality. On the other side, there are also many businesses which are supporting these movements for various reasons. Even though they have no valid reasons to support these organizations, they enjoy the illegal benefits out of it.
This is a company which is manufacturing electronic products. Their products are more familiar in the world market. Even though this sounds to be good, their background and activities are supposed to be suspicious than they sound to be. This is because they have a patch up with Yad L'Achim movement. This movement is a Jewish religious movement which is also engaged in many terrorist and illegal activities. Even though this company doesn't support the movement directly, they are spending a huge amount for the development of this movement.
Even though the products are Appletec LTD are spread around the market and even though they sound to have great reputation, everything is a just a fame which is created in order to support Yad L'Achim from the back. The company is spending a major amount over the movement. And to reveal the fact, the movement is running successfully just because of the financial support offered by this company. With the funds received from these companies, the movement is engaging in the process spreading Jews. They are also supporting the Jews through their online activities. They are putting all their effort to convert the people into Jews. And they are also guiding them to make this transformation. Their online websites can be referred to know about their activities in better. To know more about Appletec controversies and their illegal activities, the online discussions in many reputed forums can be referred.
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Update: KSP Conducts a Fire and Death Investigation in Lee County
(Beattyville, KY) - The Kentucky State Police, Richmond Post was called at approximately 5:06 a.m. EDT, on Tuesday, April 05, 2016, in reference to a multi-family residential structure fire at 255 Country Club Road in Lee County.
Investigators learned three people were unaccounted for. After an extensive search of the burnt structure three unidentified bodies were recovered. Autopsies are pending with the Kentucky Medical Examiner's Office.
The Kentucky State Police will be performing a DNA test to conclusively determine the identity of the victims. The fire investigation will continue by KSP Arson Investigator Pat Alford.
The death investigation is ongoing by Detective Jesse Armstrong.
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KSP Conducts a Fire Investigation in Lee County
Date of News Release: 04/05/2016
(Beattyville, KY) - The Kentucky State Police, Richmond Post was called at approximately 5:06 a.m. EDT, on Tuesday, April 05, 2016, in reference to a multi-family residential structure fire on Country Club Road in Lee County. The scene is still active and the cause of the fire is under investigation. Additional news releases will be provided as more information comes available.
The ongoing investigation is being conducted by KSP Arson Investigator Pat Alford. He was assisted at the scene by KSP Personnel, Lee County Fire Department, and the State Fire Marshall.
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7 highly resilient tech markets in a post-Covid-19 world
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While most industries have been adversely impacted by the Covid-19 health and economic crisis over the past few months, a very exclusive club of privileged tech markets have been propelled to the upper level.
Indeed, the radical shift in work patterns & habits, in strategic focus that has been caused by the Covid-19 outbreak proved the perfect driver to accelerate growth in the below-mentioned 7 specific markets at least. This list does not pretend to be exhaustive and is narrowed to tech markets which is our area of expertise.
Whether these markets are actually resilient over the long-run or simply benefit a sudden windfall will depend on the global recovery scenario, especially its speed and cruve-type (V, U,W, L are the most frequently quoted). By the way, there are sound foundations beyond the current hype.
1. Telehealth & telemedicine:
In France, Doctolib has eventually reached the symbolic threshold of 2.5 million teleconsultations during the Covid-19 crisis, skyrocketing from 1,000 to 100,000 teleconsultations per day in April 2020.
Even if we at Odyssey consider Doctolib to be a tech marketplace and not a telehealth firm, this example highlights the volume potential that is appealing to investors. On top, regulations & public health programmes may favor the emerging players in telehealth.
2. Business communications technology & software:
Zoom currently means boom. Not only did Zoom IPO in March 2020, one month before the virus popped up in the US, but they also climbed to an impressive 300,000 users of their videoconferencing solutions. And the rival Pexip's IPO is coming.
Digital sovereignty is a key issue in terms of business communications technology, in particular in some specific industries such as defence. European collaborative tools are definitely one of the next big things to watch.
3. B2B Fintech & Insurtech:
The percentage of businesses that have been or will go bankrupt in 2020 is set to rise dramatically. With increased tensions on their cash & credit management, startups and SMEs are massively adopting innovative fintech & insturtech solutions that enable them to optimize their short-term financing. A fantastic number of supportive offers to help distressed companies has been recently released.
B2B Fintech & Insurtech were on the investors radar far before the Covid-19 crisis, but some of them demonstrate their resilience and contra-cyclical nature, along with their capacity to generate recurring revenues and/or high transaction volumes. Specificities that investors are looking for.
4. Cybersecurity:
The number of cyberattacks targeting companies and public institutions has soared over the past 2 months, concomitantly with the lockdown measures. Cybersecurity is now on the agenda of most top management teams, and therefore budgeted for. It was already the case in large corporations, and now extends to SMEs.
The providers of cybersecurity solutions & services were already riding the wave of a double-digit growth before Covid-19. Now, they are on a hot spot that investors can't overlook in their portfolio.
5. Edtech:
Edtech benefits from the free time allocated by confined populations to online education. The spectrum of online personal education and executive training programs has seriously been augmented over the past few weeks, with a clear support from governments. The gamification of online learning is probably still in its early stages.
Edtech companies are rapidly growing, which sharpens the appetite of some investors.
6. E-sports & gaming:
While e-sports competitions have been put on hold during the lockdowns, as they require physical attendance (most often in front of a huge offline and online audience), the e-sports & gaming industry gained new visibility during the health crisis.
The existence of a massively-funded industry in the US paves the way for the European market, still restrained by the existence of multiple competitions frameworks that are uneasy to read.
7. Digital Services:
The digital transformation undertaken by SMEs has been accelerating as Covid-19 has shown how essential it is to maintain a certain degree of business continuity in confinment. Therefore, digital services providers focusing on enterprise solutions are facing an exploding demand for cloud migration services, applications management & maintenance, systems & software integration.
This market is well-known by investors who still consider it strategic.
Our research department expects these markets to gradually come into the limelight of institutional investors, including both VCs and PEs as companies in these fields are maturing swiftly, and most likely for a sustainable period of time.
As a consequence, this favorable momentum may concretely translate as follows:
(1) the scope of focus of investors includes at least most of these markets,
(2) the number of transactions in these fields increases despite a potential risk of "cash drought" in certain markets,
(3) the valuation of companies in these markets is on the rise,
(4) the time to process a transaction is now quicker relative to other industries who now face a rather significant extension in that regard.
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Lee W. McKnight
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Lee W.McKnight is an Associate Professor in the iSchool (The School of Information Studies), Syracuse University, an Affiliate of Syracuse University's Institute for National Security and Counterterrorism (INSTC), and lectures annually at MIT since 1998. Lee was Principal Investigator of the National Science Foundation Partnerships for Innovation Wireless Grids Innovation Testbed (WiGiT) project 2009-2014, which was recipient of the 2011 TACNY Award for Technology Project of Year. Lee is inventor of edgeware, a new class of software for creating secure ad hoc overlay cloud to edge applications. Lee's research focuses on cloud management of dynamic edge services, virtual markets and wireless grids, the global information economy, national and international technology policy, and Internet governance. He was an Associate Professor of International Information and Communication and Director of the Edward R. Murrow Center at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University; Principal Research Associate, Lecturer, and Visiting Scholar at MIT; and Founder of the Internet Telephony Consortium, also at MIT. Lee served on the Enterprise Cloud Leadership Council of TM Forum; and as a member of IEEE P2030.4 smart grid interoperability task force. Lee is Founder and was a Member of the Board of Directors of Wireless Grids Corporation, 2004-2014. Lee was a Founding Member of the Board of Directors of Summerhill Biomass Systems 2007-2013.
McKnight teaches graduate and undergraduate courses such as Cloud Architecture, Cloud Management, Information Security Policy (joint with Syracuse Law School/INSCT), Information Policy, and Telecommunications Regulation at Syracuse University, and lectures annually in the MIT Professional Education short course, 'Technology, Organizations, and Innovation: Putting Ideas to Work.' His research interests span policy, economic, business and technical aspects of the global information economy. In addition to many peer reviewed journal articles in technical and policy journals, his academic work includes a number of books. Professor McKnight's next 4 books on his ground-breaking virtual markets and wireless grids research will be published in 2016-2017 by Imperial College Press/World Scientific Press, Singapore and London. The first book in the World Scientific Press series, 'Cloud to Edgeware: Wireless Grid Applications, Architecture and Security for the "Internet of Things"' is with Tyson T Brooks. Lee's co-authored (with Peter Cukor) book 'Knowledge Networks, the Internet, and Development' was published by MIT Center for E-Business/Nabu Press, 2014 and 2011. McKnight's co-authored and co-edited books published by MIT Press include 'Creative Destruction: Business Survival Strategies in the Global Internet Economy'(2001,2002, Japanese translation by Toyo Kezai 2003; Chinese translation by Economic Sciences Press 2007), 'Internet Telephony'(2001), the award-winning 'The Gordian Knot:Political Gridlock on the Information Highway'(1997,1999) and Internet Economics (MIT Press, 1997, 1998), a path breaking work that is the first to develop metrics for economic analysis of Internet transactions.
McKnight received a Ph.D. in 1989 from MIT; an M.A. from the School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University in 1981; and a B.A. magna cum laude from Tufts University in 1978.
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Honeymoon Hashtag Hell
If you ask JP Smith what he remembers most about his 2014 honeymoon in Aruba, he'll say the sunsets, but not because of their beauty.
"It was like a photo shoot for some magazine that would never exist," said Mr. Smith, 38, a real estate agent in New York, and he didn't mean that in a good way. He described the weeklong vacation with his new wife, Natasha Huang Smith, as a "sunset nightmare," "stressful," "cumbersome" and "torturous."
Ms. Huang Smith, 34, who works in digital marketing, was attempting to showcase their honeymoon on Instagram. "I had to prove to the world that I was having a great time," she said. And so half of her day was spent shooting, editing, or planning Instagram posts.
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Ms. Huang Smith is certainly not the only newlywed succumbing to social media pressures. According to the Knot Social Media Survey 2016, 70 percent of brides post on social media throughout their honeymoon.
The posts can be a nice way to show off honeymoon highlights and keep in contact with family and friends, but they also have the potential to ruin what was supposed to be an intimate trip.
"History suggests the honeymoon began in England in the 19th century when couples would travel the country visiting family and friends who couldn't make it to their ceremony," said Kara Bebell, who owns and operates the Travel Siblings, with her brother, Harlan deBell. (The New York-based company specializes in romantic getaways.)
Then the honeymoon evolved into the first time a couple got any prolonged alone time or to consummate the marriage. The modern honeymoon became more of an opportunity for newlyweds to celebrate alone and reconnect after the stress of a wedding.
In recent years, honeymoons have regressed, Ms. Bebell said. "Couples want validation from followers and friends," she said, and oftentimes they do that with photos and hashtags.
Ms. Huang Smith said she felt compelled to prove to the world that her honeymoon was as "epic" as her wedding. Before and during the trip, she researched "grammable" hotels, restaurants, and beaches. "For breakfast JP would be like, 'O.K., we're going to this place,' and I'd look at the menu before, thinking, 'What will look cute for Instagram?' And I didn't even really want to eat it! Or he'd be like, 'Let's go to this beach,' and I'd be like, 'Eh, I don't know,' because I already looked at photos and thought it didn't look pretty."
Although she noticed her husband was unhappy, she didn't let his mood get between her and a good sunset shot. "He'll say now, 'You dragged me to that beach, you made me stand in the freezing cold water as the sun was going down!' I think he's scarred. It's sad because it was our honeymoon and he remembers me dragging him to all these places."
Social media made his honeymoon "not enjoyable," Mr. Smith said. "They didn't really have GPS there so I'm flying around, she's screaming at me because she's going to miss the perfect sunset," he recalled. "So it became less about relaxing and more about taking all the glam shots that all the other Instagrammers are getting. We were never just hanging out on the beach."
They almost separated after that trip, he said. "Not because of the honeymoon alone, but it was pretty bad."
Even social media super stars need a break some time. After Kim Kardashian and Kanye West married four years ago, their official wedding photo was posted on Instagram, racking up more than two million likes. But the couple spent four days of their honeymoon editing the photo to make it social media-ready, according to Mr. West. Ms. Kardashian was not pleased.
"Let me tell you something about that kiss photo that my girl put up … this was pissing my girl off during the honeymoon, she was exhausted because we worked on the photo so much," he said.
In retrospect, Ms. Huang Smith said, "I would have absolutely had a better time on my honeymoon if I wasn't posting as much." Kimye probably would have, too.
After Ms. Huang Smith's trip, she started comparing her Aruba photos to those of other Instagrammers, and her feelings about her honeymoon worsened. "I was flipping through so many posts and thinking my photo wasn't as good as that one, or oh my God, I missed this place," she said.
These types of comparisons are common, according to Gwendolyn Seidman, a social psychologist studying relationships and online behavior and chairwoman of the psychology department at Albright College in Reading, Pa.
"You see other people posting photos of their great vacations, romantic engagements, and exciting honeymoons, so you compare yourself to them and feel the need to do the same thing yourself," Ms. Seidman said.
"When we compare our actual lives, full of ups and downs, to other people's polished social media images, we feel bad," she continued. "You may end up feeling that your honeymoon wasn't that special or that your spouse isn't that romantic after you compare yourself to others."
It's not just during or after the honeymoon that people feel stress to impress. "The pressure is felt long before the actual trip because we can peek in on others' honeymoons on social media," said Amy Cirbus, a counseling psychologist based in New York and the manager of clinical quality at Talkspace, which has a social media dependency program. "We know where people go and what they do. This has significant influence on couples who then feel the need to have an equally amazing trip."
Social media dependence can lead to unrealistic expectations and, of course, disagreements. "Couples today are seeking validation from their followers instead of talking about what they want with each other," Ms. Bebell said, adding, "Social media drives the honeymoon decisions: where they go, what they do, and definitely where they stay."
Rebecca Manning Reid, a 28-year-old freelance writer from London, felt so challenged and unnerved by her peers that she changed her honeymoon plans. She and her husband, Marcus Manning, 39, a contract lawyer, were going to Cornwall, England, after their Sussex wedding. "We love it there, she said. "We would have saved money, stayed in a nice cottage, gone on long walks."
It seemed perfect for them — until her friends weighed in.
"People started saying, 'What are you doing for your honeymoon?' And I would say, 'We're going to Cornwall,' and they would say, 'Well that's your mini-moon, what are you doing for your real honeymoon?'"
She grew embarrassed by her plans. "And I started to imagine the photos not looking that good and people seeing them and thinking, 'Such a shame they couldn't afford a better honeymoon,'" she said.
So they went to Italy instead.
"I ended up planning this really stressful trip," Ms. Manning Reid said, "because I wanted to go to these fancy hotels, we could only afford to go for a week rather than the two weeks in Cornwall."
The worst part was the apartment they stayed at in Florence. "I booked this really photogenic apartment purely because the photos were beautiful on the website and I thought it would look nice on my social media," she said.
She unknowingly booked an apartment that had no air-conditioning. It was also on the sixth floor of a walk-up. "And the bed was on a mezzanine with a sloping ceiling so neither of us could stand up straight," she said. "We didn't have sex the entire time we were there — three nights — because it was so hot and you couldn't move fully and I was too cross about the apartment.
"If it weren't for social media I would have stuck to the original plan, we would have gone to Cornwall and had a really nice time. And we probably would have had considerably more sex."
The lack of intimacy doesn't surprise the Travel Siblings. "Honeymoons are way less romantic now that social media exists," Mr. deBell said. "Couples aren't leaving enough time for romance," Ms. Bebell added.
Dr. Cirbus has also witnessed the pressure to impress translate to dissatisfaction with partners. "It can keep the focus shifted on the outside instead of enjoying rich connection between the couple," she said, and in more extreme cases, "the stress and dedication to getting that perfect post can cause turmoil and tension between the couple."
Mr. Smith recalls fighting about the importance of social media during the trip. "At the end of the day it's just trying to make the friends jealous. Why not make your friends jealous by having a great relationship and a great time?"
Callie Thorpe, a plus-size model and social media influencer, used her platform to promote self-love, confidence and acceptance. "It was important to me to share my wedding and honeymoon to say, 'Look, I'm happily married to someone who loves me regardless of what I look like.'"
During her honeymoon in Tulum, Mexico, Ms. Thorpe posted a photo of herself in a bikini on a bike. "A horrible troll saw it and said, 'Maybe you should stick to being on that bike,' and then someone said that I had been greased into my wedding dress," Ms. Thorpe recalled. "That really upset me. I was quite shocked."
She saw the comments and thought, "No, I'm not dealing with this right now because I'm on my honeymoon." But the trolls had already tainted her trip. "I did instantaneously regret sharing the photo," she said. "I am not going to stop sharing and stop trying to be inspirational, but I could have shut it off for at least a day to not expose myself to that during a special time."
Ms. Thorpe's honeymoon wasn't completely ruined, but she admits it would have been better without social media.
"Your honeymoon is a special trip that might only happen once, so if I could rewind, I would choose to be more mindful of my social media use," she said, "because I have the rest of my life to be glued to my iPhone. I didn't need to be on it then."
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Are you ADS-Being watched?
Chris Shieff & Rebecca Lougheed 4 May, 2022 September 30th, 2022
By Chris Shieff & Rebecca Lougheed
ADS-B is quickly becoming mandated around the world – especially for IFR aircraft operating in busy controlled airspace at higher levels.
One of the major benefits of this is it provides 'radar-like' coverage where radar isn't possible. They no longer have to wait many minutes for the next bit of info about where you are. Now aircraft can be tracked "as good as" live.
But this means you are trackable by, well, anyone, and it's got some wondering whether this is an issue?
'B' equals Big Benefits.
The 'B' stands for broadcast and this is what makes this system so great. Your aircraft continually broadcasts its precise GPS position, along with other info through a Mode S transponder, to any receiver listening.
The biggest benefit seen so far is probably over the North Atlantic where ADS-B allows controllers to "see you" a lot better. Not literally see you, but receive info on where you are with a lot of accuracy and most importantly in a decent time frame (a mere snippet of a second).
The benefit is it allows for reduced separation.
But the Problem is also the 'B.'
Anyone with the right ears (including near airports) can listen in, and see who you are, where you are and what you're doing. You can literally buy ADS-B receivers on Ebay for less than a hundred dollars.
Take a look at FlightRadar and select the 'ADS-B' visibility on and suddenly the map fills up with many, many aircraft.
ADS-B on.
But this isn't the main concern.
An aircraft's ADS-B broadcast also contains a unique ICAO aircraft address – specific to every airplane and directly linked to the tail number. Which means folk can not only track an aircraft, but see a lot of information about it that the operator might not want any old Joe Bloggs seeing.
If someone knows your tail number, it is pretty easy to discover who owns the aircraft, and even the address of the person registered to it.
And this is the concern. ADS-B has created a privacy and potentially even a security issue.
How can we be less visible?
If you are flying in USA domestic airspace then the FAA have two systems you can sign up to.
First up LADD, which stands for 'Limiting Aircraft Data Displayed'.
This came into place from the '2018 HR 254 FAA Reauthorization Bill: Section 566, Right to Privacy When Using Air Traffic Control System' as a replacement for the old BARR (Block Aircraft Registry Request) system.
This scrubs your data out of the FAA SWIM feed – the place where commercial tracking providers get their info.
You have two levels of privacy you can opt for. One that removes it all so these sites get none of your data, and one that allows tracking providers to still track you (the airplane owner or operator might like this), but not publish the data to the general public.
Then there is PIA – the Privacy ICAO aircraft address program where you can request an 'alternate, temporary ICAO aircraft address which will not be assigned to the owner in the Civil Aviation Registry'.
Member of LADD/PIA vs not.
Let's Talk Hexes.
How does the PIA program work?
Well, your aircraft has a HEX code assigned to it – the unique 24-bit ICAO address. This is linked to the registration number which is registered in the Civil Aviation Registry, along with a bunch of private information about the aircraft and its owner.
So via the PIA system, you can get a different code assigned to your aircraft. One that isn't linked to the tail number. This doesn't stop your aircraft being tracked, but does mean not identifying data will be published because no-one can find it now.
These don't solve the whole problem though.
There are several big limitations to know about.
Firstly, the FAA can only tell the commercial providers what to do with the data they receive from SWIM. Unfortunately, there are a lot of random trackers out there who have their own ways of tracking you, and the FAA has absolutely no power to stop them. Which is why getting the HEX changed is useful.
But, both LADD and PIA also only work in US domestic airspace which means as soon as you leave this and head into somewhere like the Deep Waters routes for example (which is Oceanic and managed but not owned by the US) then the FAA can no longer stipulate what is available and what isn't.
The Atlantic, Pacific, off the East coast of the USA, and of course anywhere else in the world, still has the same problem.
Then there is the actual hassle of changing your ICAO HEX code. It has to be changed within a lot of your aircraft systems and involves a fairly lengthy maintenance process.
The NBAA are on it.
As usual, the very helpful NBAA are looking out for you already, and are working with the FAA to improve the timeframe it takes for your PIA request to be processed (currently within 60 days). And they are working to see if things like multiple codes could be an option.
There is also discussion as to how the programs can be extended into non-US domestic airspace.
So if you want to register, how can you?
All of it can be done via the FAA website.
File your LADD request here.
Head to this page for more info on the PIA.
If you want some more info?
The NBAA did an excellent podcast on this not so long ago which you can listen to here.
There is a good article on it here as well courtesy of 'Plane and Pilot'.
More: Where's ADS-B in 2023?
More: Cloaking Devices: The ADS-B Privacy Issue
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More: Mexico ADS-B Mandate Coming Soon
More: European ADS-B Mandate Postponed
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Kasi says:
6 May, 2022 at 12:44 am
If you do not want to be visible in public. Then you should not move around in public. Stay at home if you have something to hide. We have to think about what kind of people will try to hide the movement of their airplane. I guess its not Jack Flyalot with his Cessna 172.
9 May, 2022 at 4:27 am
Military related flights, people with political status, wealthy/famous people who could be targeted… It isn't about hiding the movement of the airplane, it is more about privacy/security. The aircraft are still visible, but where it is going/who owns it etc can be protected better.
Jon Wornham says:
Of course a huge number of USA registered aircraft are not in fact registered to the owners anyway, but to trusts which are presumably a legal way (in the USA anyway) to hide the real owners of an aircraft. Try searching the FAA database to see how many aircraft the Bank of Utah 'operate'. As a former ATC controller at a small regional airport in Europe I occasionally needed to try and trace an aircraft owner and often in the case of USA registered ones it was impossible.
Hunziker Daniel says:
Looks pretty good. How do we handle this with European tail numbers?
Patrick Wills says:
Also see https://helipaddy.com/how-to-go-anonymous-on-flightradar24/
The PIA is not effective in blocking at aircraft from the general public. It adds a layer which is just slightly harder to penetrate. See @JxckSweeney on Twitter and @Corporate_Jets
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Q: Radio Button Calculations I have two files...

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Here the page is a poll, for the user to check some radio buttons with different values, for future calculations.

< script src = "https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.11.3/jquery.min.js" > < /script>

#errgen {
  display: none;
  color: #ff0000;
  font-style: italic;
  font-size: 10px;
}
#errgen1,
#errgen2
{
  display: none;
  color: #ff0000;
  font-style: italic;
  font-size: 10px;
}
<form id="vacation" name="vacation">
  Question

  <input type="radio" name="poll1" value="0" />Answer
  <input type="radio" name="poll1" value="1" />Answer
  <input type="radio" name="poll1" value="2" />Answer
  <input type="radio" name="poll1" value="3" />Answer
  Select one of the fields

  Question

  <input type="radio" name="poll2" value="0" />Answer
  <input type="radio" name="poll2" value="1" />Answer
  <input type="radio" name="poll2" value="2" />Answer
  <input type="radio" name="poll2" value="3" />Answer
  Select one of the fields

  Question

  <input type="radio" name="poll3" value="0" />Answer
  <input type="radio" name="poll3" value="1" />Answer
  <input type="radio" name="poll3" value="2" />Answer
  <input type="radio" name="poll3" value="3" />Answer
  Select one of the fields

  <input type="button" value="Submit" onclick="return show_object();" />
</form>

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*Poll-Result
Here, is the results page. For each result there will be a different message, but I can't seem to redirect the Poll page to the Result Page with the calculations made.

            <?php

                 $sum = $_POST['poll1'] + $_POST['poll2'] + $_POST['poll3'];
                 echo "Your result is ".$sum; ?>.

                 <?php

                 switch (true) {
                    case ($sum <= 4):
                        echo "Message1";
                        break;
                    case ($sum >= 5 && $sum <= 9):
                        echo "Message2";
                        break;

                 }

            ?>

Is there a way to when I press the button, be redirected to the Poll-Result file with the calculations made and the message for each result?
Thanks

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The newly created Glasgow University English Literature Society held its first social towards on Tuesday 31 January.
English Literature was previously one of the largest subjects at Glasgow University not to have its own dedicated society, and there have been unsuccessful attempts to create one in the past. Founded by President Lewis Murray in November of last year, this new society is still in early stages of development with the current board consisting of Jenny McGregor, secretary/vice president, and treasurer Luke Seawright.
When The Glasgow Guardian spoke to Murray about the functions of this new society, the President stated that the primary goal is to help English Literature students socialise outside of class, as the subject has limited contact hours. Murray also noted that he felt English Literature students were missing out on events and celebrations, such as grad balls, enjoyed by students in other departments.
The role the society will play in relation to the actual course is still undecided, with Murray stressing that he wants the society and its activities to be shaped by its members. However, the idea of reading groups for group discussion and analysis of texts has been posited. Murray said that while he would like for the society to meet weekly, this is unlikely for practical reasons and is aiming for meetings every few weeks.
The society will also be open to those not studying English Literature, per university rules which necessitate societies be open to all students.


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Kamberk, 1951 bis 1991 Zlaté Hory, (deutsch Kamberg, älter auch Karrenberg) ist eine Gemeinde in Tschechien. Sie liegt zwölf Kilometer südlich von Vlašim und gehört zum Okres Benešov.

Geographie
Kamberk befindet sich in der Středočeská pahorkatina in einem Landstrich, der als Česká Sibiř (Böhmisches Sibirien) bezeichnet wird. Das Dorf liegt in der Blanitzer Furche (Blanická brázda) am Flüsschen Blanice. Oberhalb des Ortes wird die Blanice im 12 ha großen Kamberský rybník (Kamberger Teich, auch Zlatohorský rybník genannt), gestaut. Nordwestlich, bei Roudný, liegt das stillgelegte Goldbergwerk Roudný, das in den 1920er Jahren das ergiebigste Goldvorkommen Europas war. Im Nordwesten erhebt sich der Blaník.

Nachbarorte sind Louňovice pod Blaníkem und Hrajovice im Norden, Načeradec im Nordosten, Pravětice im Osten, Hrnčíře im Südosten, Skrýšov im Süden, Vosná und Křekovice im Südwesten, Lhýšov und Otradov im Westen sowie Předbořice im Nordwesten.

Geschichte
Das Bergstädtchen Karrenberg wurde im 13. Jahrhundert von deutschen Bergleuten gegründet, die hier Goldbergbau betrieben. Erstmals schriftlich erwähnt wurde der den Herren von Landstein gehörige Ort im Jahre 1261. Seit 1280 ist eine im Besitz von Sezima von Landstein befindliche Feste belegt. Im 14. Jahrhundert erwarb der Prager Bürger Jan Rotlev das Städtchen Karrenberg. Der königliche böhmische Münzmeister kaufte zu dieser Zeit mehrere Goldbergwerke im Lande, darunter auch in Eule. Dort wurde Rotlev zum erfolgreichsten Bergbauunternehmer in der Stadtgeschichte, als er durch den Fund einer großen Goldader innerhalb von sechs Monaten eine halbe Tonne Gold gewann. Zu den nachfolgenden Besitzern gehören ab dem 14. Jahrhundert das Geschlecht der Karrenberger (Kamberský von Kamberk). Karrenbergs Bedeutung als Goldbergbauort erlosch im 15. Jahrhundert, als die Gruben stillgelegt wurden. Nachfolgend wechselten sich verschiedene Adelsgeschlechter als Besitzer von Karrenberg ab.

Im Jahre 1700 erwarben die Herren von Kuenburg Karrenberg und schlossen den Ort an die Fideikommissherrschaft Jung Woschitz an. Die damit als Herrensitz nicht mehr benötigte Feste wurde zu einem Pfarrhaus umgebaut. Im Laufe der Jahre wandelte sich dann der Ortsname in Kamberg / Kamberk. Nach der Aufhebung der Patrimonialherrschaften bildete Kamberk ab 1848 eine Gemeinde im Bezirk Tábor. 1890 hatte Kamberk 599 Einwohner, 1939 lebten in dem Ort etwa 800 Menschen. Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg wurde der Ort dem Okres Votice zugeordnet. Nach der Machtübernahme der Kommunisten im Jahre 1948 begann in der wiedererrichteten Tschechoslowakei eine Welle von Ortsumbenennungen, deren Ziel die Tilgung von Germanismen war. Im Jahre 1951 erhielt die Gemeinde den neuen Namen Zlaté Hory. 1961 kam Zlaté Hory zum Okres Benešov. Nach der Samtenen Revolution entschieden sich die Einwohner zur Rückkehr zum historisch gewachsenen Ortsnamen Kamberk, den die Gemeinde seit 1991 wieder trägt. Zwei Drittel der Häuser von Kamberk dienen heute als Ferienhäuser.

Ortsgliederung
Die Gemeinde Kamberk besteht aus den Ortsteilen Hrajovice (Hrajowitz), Kamberk (Kamberg) und Předbořice (Pschedborschitz).

Sehenswürdigkeiten
 Feste Kamberk, errichtet im 13. Jahrhundert und später zum Pfarrhaus umgebaut
 Friedhofskapelle der Hl. Anna, westlich über dem Dorf, errichtet in der Mitte des 18. Jahrhunderts
 Kirche St. Martin, das seit dem 14. Jahrhundert nachweisbare Gotteshaus wurde 1730 barock umgestaltet
 ländliches Museum Kamberk, errichtet 2006
 Kapelle in Předbořice
 Steindamm des Kamberský rybník, erbaut 1925

Persönlichkeiten

Söhne und Töchter der Gemeinde
 Karel Dobeš (1922–2002), Schriftsteller und Heimatforscher in Kamberk

In der Gemeinde lebten und wirkten
 Lubomír Kostelka (1927–2018), der Schauspieler lebte in Kamberk

Weblinks

 http://www.ceskasibir.cz/kamberk.php
 http://www.kamberk.cz/

Einzelnachweise

Ersterwähnung 1261

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