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Mothercare Ireland are an Irish family owned company that have been in business since 1992 and are the largest retailer of nursery and childcare products in the country and currently has 23 stores nationwide, employing approx 350 people. Our aim at Mothercare is to meet the needs and aspirations of parents for their children. Mothercare has a reputation for specialism, quality, safety and innovation in providing products and services for mothers, fathers, mothers-to-be, babies and young children. We even won Best Nursery Store at the Maternity and Infant Awards.


Uwe Schrodi was born in 1968 in Radolfzell. He studied with Prof. Branimir Sloka at the Music Academies in Trossingen and Freiburg, and, during this period, he was a member of the Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival Orchestra, the Young German Philharmonic, as well as the Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra.
Even before completing his studies, he became principal trombonist with the Essen Philharmonic at the Aalto Theatre in that city. In 1999 he switched to the Bayerischer Rundfunk and played as principal trombonist in the Münchner Rundfunkorchester first, Since 2005 he has been trombonist in the Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks.
A number of substitute assignments have taken him to the NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchestra in Hamburg, the Radio Symphony Orchestra in Frankfurt, the Deutsche Oper in Berlin, the Bavarian State Opera in Munich, the Gewandhaus Orchestra in Leipzig as well as to the Berlin Philharmonic. In addition, Uwe Schrodi has long years of experience in chamber music for brass instruments through his participation in a variety of ensembles, the "HR Brass", the "BR Brass", German Brass and the Datura Trombone Quartet with which he won 1st prize in the "Jan Koetsier Competition" in 1993.
CD productions with the Datura Quartet, the HR Brass Ensemble and the Ensemble Modern in Frankfurt also show his interest in both early music as well as contemporary and experimental music.
In the winter of 2013/14 Uwe Schrodi was appointed a professor of trombone studies at the Music Academy in Nuremberg.


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A mid-February machine accident at Bridgestone-Firestone resulted in a maintenance worker suffering an amputation.
The investigation into a rubber tire plant accident has shed light on dozens of other serious concerns at a local facility.Watch video of this storyA mid-February machine accident at Bridgestone-Firestone resulted in a maintenance worker suffering an amputation.Dan Keeney lost his left arm when it got caught in an auger -- the machine used to move rubber pallets.OSHA's investigation revealed it happened on the facility's fourth floor."It involved an amputation and we're working with Bridgestone to come to some type of resolution," said Iowa Labor Commissioner Mike Mauro.According to the report, a guard was not in place and personnel were exposed to an energized auger.The 38-page inspection revealed much more than safety concerns surrounding the Feb. 16 incident.Concerns included a "railing with no mid and upper rail, runways without railings, and an electric motor with no cover exposing internal parts, and workers to possible electric shock."OSHA investigators documented 23 serious safety violations, resulting in Bridgestone-Firestone facing almost $60,000 in fines."Citations were issued," Mauro said. "We have notified the company and at this time the company has some time to respond to those citations."The company plans to appeal the citations."While we respect the work of the OSHA team, we do not believe the citations issued are warranted given the facts of this case," a spokesman said.Local 310 union president said Keeney has made a remarkable recovery, and that he plans to return to work at Bridgestone next month.
The investigation into a rubber tire plant accident has shed light on dozens of other serious concerns at a local facility.
Watch video of this story
Dan Keeney lost his left arm when it got caught in an auger -- the machine used to move rubber pallets.
OSHA's investigation revealed it happened on the facility's fourth floor.
"It involved an amputation and we're working with Bridgestone to come to some type of resolution," said Iowa Labor Commissioner Mike Mauro.
According to the report, a guard was not in place and personnel were exposed to an energized auger.
The 38-page inspection revealed much more than safety concerns surrounding the Feb. 16 incident.
Concerns included a "railing with no mid and upper rail, runways without railings, and an electric motor with no cover exposing internal parts, and workers to possible electric shock."
OSHA investigators documented 23 serious safety violations, resulting in Bridgestone-Firestone facing almost $60,000 in fines.
"Citations were issued," Mauro said. "We have notified the company and at this time the company has some time to respond to those citations."
The company plans to appeal the citations.
"While we respect the work of the OSHA team, we do not believe the citations issued are warranted given the facts of this case," a spokesman said.
Local 310 union president said Keeney has made a remarkable recovery, and that he plans to return to work at Bridgestone next month.

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Flomochóri (engelska: Flomochori) är en ort i Grekland.   Den ligger i prefekturen Lakonien och regionen Peloponnesos, i den södra delen av landet,  km sydväst om huvudstaden Aten. Flomochóri ligger  meter över havet och antalet invånare är .

Terrängen runt Flomochóri är kuperad åt nordost, men åt sydväst är den bergig. Havet är nära Flomochóri åt sydost. Den högsta punkten i närheten är  meter över havet,  km väster om Flomochóri.  Närmaste större samhälle är Gýtheio,  km nordost om Flomochóri.

Klimatet i området är tempererat. Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är  °C. Den varmaste månaden är juli, då medeltemperaturen är  °C, och den kallaste är februari, med  °C. Genomsnittlig årsnederbörd är  millimeter. Den regnigaste månaden är november, med i genomsnitt  mm nederbörd, och den torraste är juli, med  mm nederbörd.

Kommentarer

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ST CLEMENT'S STREET 1. 1485 (South Side) Premises occupied by Oxford Lithoplates Ltd SP 5206 SE 11/491 SP 5205 19/491 II 2. Formerly shown as St Joseph's Roman Catholic School. Originally a chapel. Late C18 2-storeyed ashlar and coursed rubble with rusticated quoins, and small pediment and a circular window. The windows have arched keystoned architraves. The upper part at the sides has been partly patched with cement and modern casement windows have here been inserted. For exterior in 1823 see J C Buckler's drawing in Bodl MS Don A 3 I 70.


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Q: Disabling the AxWebbrowser Context Menu VB.NET I'm using Axwebbrowser to display HTML page in my VB.NET application and i would like to know how disable its context menu ?
I use AxWebbrowser more than the original Webbrowser component because it handle the NewWindows 2 event that help me getting the popup url when a link is open in a new tab for example.
So i can't use the Webbrowser1.ContextMenuEnabled = False
Thanks for your answers

A: A simple method is to trap the WM_RBUTTONDOWN and WM_RBUTTONDBLCLK messages at the application level.  You can add a message filter to your application using the statement Application.AddMessageFilter(instance of IMessageFilter).  In the example below, the ImessageFilter interferace is implemented by the form containing the AXWebrowser control.  As the filter is application wide, it is added/removed when the form activates/deactivates.
Public Class Form1
    Implements IMessageFilter

    Public Function PreFilterMessage(ByRef m As Message) As Boolean Implements IMessageFilter.PreFilterMessage
        Const WM_RBUTTONDOWN  As Int32 = &H204
        Const WM_RBUTTONDBLCLK As Int32 = &H206
        ' check that the message is WM_RBUTTONDOWN Or WM_RBUTTONDBLCLK
        ' verify AxWebBrowser1 is not null
        ' verify the target is AxWebBrowser1
        Return (m.Msg = WM_RBUTTONDOWN OrElse m.Msg = WM_RBUTTONDBLCLK) AndAlso (AxWebBrowser1 IsNot Nothing) AndAlso (AxWebBrowser1 Is Control.FromChildHandle(m.HWnd))
    End Function

    Protected Overrides Sub OnActivated(e As EventArgs)
        MyBase.OnActivated(e)
        ' Filter is application wide, activate filter with form
        Application.AddMessageFilter(Me)
    End Sub

    Protected Overrides Sub OnDeactivate(e As EventArgs)
        MyBase.OnDeactivate(e)
        ' Filter is application wide, remove when form not active
        Application.RemoveMessageFilter(Me)
    End Sub

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Q: C# Dispose() -clarification When i call object.Dispose(); Will CLR immediately destroy the object from memory or mark the object for removal in it's next cycle?.
We are calling GC.SuppressFinalize() immediately after Dispose(),Does it mean ,"Don't collect the object again for dispose,because it is already submitted to displose".
Actually which generation is responsible for destruction ,i guess generation 2.

A: Dispose is a normal CLR method that happens to usually call GC.SuppressFinalize.  The garbage collector has nothing to do with it, and calling Dispose has no special significance for the GC.
If Dispose calls GC.SuppressFinalize(this), the GC will not run the finalizer when it collects the object.
However, that does not mean that the object will be collected sooner.

A: No, Dispose doesn't cause the garbage collector to collect an object.  The reason you see GC.SuppressFinalize() in a lot of Dispose methods is because a lot of disposable classes implement a finalizer to assure disposal.  I'll explain.
If I implement a class that holds a critical resource, and I want to make sure (well, almost sure) that my class is disposed of properly, then I may not just rely on consumers of my class to call Dispose or use a using.  Instead, I may implement a finalizer, which, in most cases, will get called when the GC collects my objects.  In the finalizer, I'll force a call to Dispose.
But an object with a finalizer is more complicated for the garbage collector.  It will hang around longer, taking more memory, and take more time to process when it's collected.
So if the user does remember to dispose properly, then we can tell the GC that it doesn't need to call the finalizer for this object.

A: First of all, IDisposable.Dispose and GC isn't about the same thing.
GC will clean up memory usage, IDisposable.Dispose is used to deterministically free resources, like file handles, database connections, network connections, etc.
Let's tackle finalization first.
If an object declares a finalizer, the object is treated specially when GC comes around to freeing it from memory. The object is, instead of just being freed at once, put on a separate list.
In the background, a finalization thread is running through this list and calling the finalizer methods of the objects on this list. Once the finalizer method has been called, the object is removed from the list.
The point here is that while the object is on this list, it is not eligible for collection. This means that an object that has a finalizer, once it becomes eligible for collection, will temporarily transition into a state where it is no longer eligible for collection, but pending finalization. Once the object is discovered again, after the finalizer has run and it has been removed from this list, then it is being freed from memory.
GC.SuppressFinalize is just a way for an object to say that "the finalizer no longer needs to run, if you discover that this object is eligible for collection, just free it at once".
IDisposable.Dispose, on the other hand, once implemented by an object, is not entirely related to the garbage collector. There is nothing built into the GC system that will ensure that the Dispose method is called. This means that an object that has a Dispose method can easily be freed without Dispose ever being called.
Also, calling Dispose does not in any way make the object eligible for collection. The only way to make an object eligible for collection is to remove all strong references to it, usually by letting local variables going out of scope (method returns) or by removing any references to the object from other objects (like lists, event handlers, etc.)
The "link", if you want to call it that is that an object that internally has such a resource will typically implement a finalizer, if the resource is unmanaged. If the resource is a managed one, like a FileStream object, then that object will take care of finalization, if needed, by itself. However, if you're holding on to unmanaged resources, like file handles you have retrieved via P/Invoke, then you should implement a finalizer.
Typically, both the finalizer and IDisposable.Dispose for that object will clean up that resource, and its then typical for Dispose to call GC.SuppressFinalize to say that "I've taken care of it, you can just free the object if it is eligible for collection."
However, if you just call Dispose, but still keep a reference to the object (event handler, static fields, local variables, etc.) then the object is not yet eligible for collection and will not be freed.
So, to summarize:

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*Calling Dispose is typically done to free up resources (unmanaged or managed). It does not in any way influence whether GC can collect the object, or when it will be done.

*The only way to make an object eligible for collection is to explicitly lose all strong references to it.

*A finalizer is called by GC, usually implemented to free unmanaged resources.

*An object that is eligible for collection, but has a finalizer, will temporarily be put on a list (and thus no longer be eligible for collection) until the finalizer has been executed

Bonus questions:
What do you think will happen if:

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*A finalizer hangs? (There is typically (that is, to my knowledge) only one finalizer thread, if it hangs, what happens to the rest of the objects on that list?)

*An object makes itself uneligible for collection as part of its finalizer (typically by inserting itself into a static field). The finalizer has run, and there is a mark for that, so the finalizer will not automatically re-run once the object again becomes available for collection. There are other methods in the GC object that can re-register it for finalization though.

Hope this answered your question, if not, please leave a comment or clarify your question and I'll edit my answer.

A: The generation of an object refers to how many garbage collections it "survived" (2 being the highest). When an object is created it is in generation 0 and only if the object was reachable or "live" (had strong references to it) at the time of collection, will it be propoted to next generation.
This does not include generation 0 objects with complex finalizers as finalisers get run on a seperate thread and once completed, get collected in the usual way. They do not get promoted.
Collection of a generation 2 object could take a really long time as the GC may only need to collect generation 0 objects to free enough space on the heap. To force a full collection call GC.Collect().


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The Texas Hill Country is west of Austin and the north of San Antonio, and sits on the Edwards Plateau and the Balcones Escarpment, with the perimeter loosely defined as the area bounded by Interstate 35 on the east, Texas Hwy 29 on the north, US 90 to the south, and US 83 on the west. And, there is a series of mountains in the 1,900 to 2,250 ft range just west of the line from Barksdale to Montell.
The Texas hill country is also defined by the rugged limestone hills that separate the coastal plain from the Edwards Plateau.
There are widely different views of which towns and what land is in the "Hill Country". Some folks are passionate about inclusion of their favorite town and very few want not to be included, possibly because of marketing implications and pride. The boundary areas (there are no hard "lines" or other official demarcations or definitions) thus are very fuzzy. The "blending" of lifestyles and culture in such areas is perhaps what makes the subject so hard to define. Folks often live in the fringe hilly area of the Hill Country but work in the neighboring town just down the road in the flat-lands, their kids go to school in that town, they trade in town, many of their every-day friends are in town, so for many it all becomes one and the same. A good example of this is with Sabinal, located less than 10 miles from the last hilly area to the north. Folks there believe that Sabinal is in the Hill Country.
Some folks put it in more simple terms, based on what it is not. If it is not "hilly" then it is not in the Hill Country. It it is not "country-like", then it is not Hill Country.
Some make it even simpler. If it is big city (like Austin, San Antonio) it is not in the Hill Country. Everything else is Hill Country until you get to the flat plains.
And speaking of hills, what about mountains? It is pretty clear we do not have any big mountains as in Colorado, but we do have a number of hills and areas with the word "mountain" in their name, such as "Round Mountain" (Hwy 281 between Johnson City and Marble Falls); Rattlesnake Mountain (just W of Round Mountain); Bell Mountain (near Hwy 16 just north of Willow City and Fredericksburg, El 1950 ft); Lone Man Mountain (E of Blanco, El 1421 ft); Long Mountain in Mason County; and Mountain Home.
All that that leaves in question: just how far south, west, north and east is it?
So, for now, here is our definition of the perimeter of the Texas Hill Country (clockwise from Brady): Brady, US 190 E to San Saba and Lampasas, US 183 SE to Leander, a fuzzy "line" down to (western) Oak Hill and over to Buda, SE on IH-35 through Kyle, San Marcos and New Braunfels, TX 46 W through Bulverde to Boerne, RR 1283 S to Mica and Lake Hills, RR 470 W through Pipe Creek, Bandera, Tarpley, Utopia, RR 1050 to Concan, jump over to Aldine, Reagan Wells and Montell, N on TX 55 to Barksdale and Rocksprings, NE on US 377 to Junction, NE on US 83 to Menard, NW on US 190 back to Brady. For clarification, it does not include San Antonio & Bexar County, Austin, Georgetown, Cedar Park or Uvalde.
Click here for an interactive, larger Google map sized to include a rectangle around this definition and amorphous shape of the Hill Country: Google Map
See our comprehensive City Directory List that lists every single town, city, area, berg, subdivision and "area" known to exist in the Hill Country. If you think differently, let us know what and why.
And see our comprehensive Outside Towns & Cities List that lists most of the towns and cities that lie just outside the "border" of the Texas Hill Country. If you think differently, let us know what and why.
Note that for some of the 21 counties, not all of their area is within the Hill Country.
Counties (8) entirely within the Hill Country: Bandera, Blanco, Gillespie, Kendall, Kerr, Llano, Mason, Real
Counties (13) partially within the Hill Country (percent of area in parenthesis): Burnet (90%), Comal (98%), Edwards (20%), Hays (95%), Kimble (45%), Lampasas (35%), McCulloch (40%), Medina (25%), Menard (35%), San Saba (65%), Travis (30%), Uvalde (40%), Williamson (5%). Note: these percentages are rough, visual approximations by the Portal Editor, and are not scientifically measured and calculated.
Perhaps such a definition does not matter. The NY Times 6/1/08 Travel Section (see www.nytimes.com) rated the Texas Hill Country as the #1 destination for US tourist summer travel. Not sure we need this ranking. We know what we have here.
Ranching and farming have been the key industries in the Hill Country since the days the settlers arrived in the mid to late 1800s, and they continue as major components of the overall local economy. With the ensuing economic development and construction of area-wide infrastructure (transportation, roads, electrification, refrigeration, communications and public works facilities), tourism developed and continues to expand here because of our very favorable climate, natural resources and pristine and beautiful countryside where visitors can relax, camp, RV, hunt, fish, and enjoy water recreation activities. As a recent development and growing trend, the vineyard/winery business has "blossomed" and represents a exploding portion of the overall local economy [Note, Grape vines were cultivated in Texas as far back as the 1600s, making this one of the oldest and most prolific wine-growing states. Facts and statistics per Texas Governor's office web site]. Some 30+ wineries in the area provide a near year-round draw of some five million tourists who in turn eat, sleep and play here, spending the dollars they transport here to the Hill Country. Because of these desirable attributes, the development and population of the Hill Country continues, much to the chagrin of many of the those who are already here. Many fear that our much sought "special" area is evolving into the very kind of congested, over-built, sub-divided, polluted and thirsty environment from which newcomers are trying to escape.
What are your views?
There is no regional government in the Hill Country, and much of the land is unincorporated. While there are county, state and federal regulations and initiatives that apply in this regard, there is virtually no area-wide governing of issues that deeply impact the quality and sustenance of life here, as well as degradation or maintenance of high-interest attributes of this area. Water availability is probably the biggest issue, along with pollution, crime control, infrastructure development, predator control, wild-fire mitigation, higher education, transportation, and economic development, to name a few areas. Local and semi-regional interest groups, such as conservation districts and underground water districts, continue their attempts to influence the direction of these areas. Should more be done, and by whom and how? What are your thoughts?
What else is so special about the Hill Country? We are widely known for our juicy Stonewall peaches, pit barbecue, country-western music and historic, wood-floor, boot-scoot'in, dance halls. We have real rodeos with real horses and rawhide tough cowboys. We have kids summer camps, exotic hunting and fly fishing for trout. Water recreation (swimming, boating, kayaking, tubing) is very popular on our many spring-fed rivers and lakes. We are blessed with an abundance of local, state and federal parks of premium quality. And, the visual and performing arts are surprising well represented here. All of this is well decorated with the gorgeous spring wildflowers that most folks worship and time their travel here to coincide. And yes, we have millions of friendly bats. We also have antiques, micro-breweries, summer camps, day spas, healing spas, car shows, caverns, caves, real dude ranches, festivals, historic forts, golf courses, and lavender farms. Throw in some delicious Medina apples, lots of quaint BnB's and scenic, winding, hilly motorcycling routes that create memories. Don't forget our artifact-filled museums to round out a plethora of fun activities that continuously draw throngs of jealous, wishful visitors from the cities. With the largely German and mid-European ancestry of the settlers, many of whom chose this area because of the picturesque resemblance to the green mountains and valleys of Germany, we enjoy respect the heritage of those pioneers and enjoy the food, drink and celebration that is their culture. We have a lot. And we love it all!
Lots of folks believe the Hill Country is not about land, regulations and boundary definitions, but rather reflects the type of folks who live here, their spirit and approach to life, and the special atmosphere that prevails. How will this evolve? What do you think?
Thank God for the Hill Country. It is precious!
If you have opinions, research, facts, or otherwise to share about this or any aspect of the Hill Country, please send to the Portal Editor, editor@HillCountryPortal.com
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All of the Texas Hill Country is in the Central Standard Time (CST) zone, (UTC -6 hours)
Telephone land-line area codes (just 3): 325, 512, 830 (note, cell phone area codes vary because of national and carrier "number portability")
Pedernales is pronounced: "PER-Den-Aal-Es", Burnet is pronounced like "LEARN-IT, DERN-It, Hye like "HI y'all", Leakey like "LAKE-e", Llano like "LAN-o", and Tow like "cow".
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HELPFUL HILL COUNTRY-WIDE AGENCIES, RESOURCES & LINKS
2-1-1 TEXAS: Formerly "First Call for Help", this is a free, multilingual, comprehensive, confidential, community information and referral service for the South Central Texas area. People in need of information or assistance can simply dial 2-1-1 to be referred to local resources. Staffed by trained professionals who are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This program helps link callers to the exact services they need: helping them find housing, food, clothing, health care, education, employment, counseling/support groups, government resources, volunteer opportunities, disaster information and much more. Provided through a partnership with the Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (CAMPO).
Dial 2-1-1 to speak to an operator.
ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION, CAPITAL OF TEXAS CHAPTER: 512-241-0420; 512-241-0430, 24 hour helpline 800-367-2132; 3429 Executive Center Dr, Ste 100, Austin 78731. www.alz.org/texascapital. Premier source of information and support for the 4.5 million Americans with Alzheimers disease. Offer a broad range of programs and services for people with the disease, their families, and their caregivers. Services include: Help Line, support groups, education seminars, introduction to Alzheimer's, safe return, respite care, family consultations, and memory screenings.
RELAY FOR LIFE: www.relayforlife.org. Fundraising supports American Cancer Society and their search for a cure for cancer.
AMERICAN RED CROSS, Hill Country Chapter: 830-257-4677;
333 Earl Garrett St, Kerrville, TX 78028. www.redcross.org/tx/kerrville. hccarc@ktc.com. A humanitarian organization led by volunteers and guided by its Congressional Charter and the fundamental principles of the International Red Cross Movement, that provides relief to victims of disasters and helps people prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies. Serves Blanco, Gillespie, Mason, Menard, Kimble, Kerr and Sutton counties.
AREA AGENCY ON AGING OF CAPITAL AREA: 888-622-9111; 2512 IH-35 S, Ste 340, Austin, TX 78704. aaacap.org. Promotes independence for people sixty years or older and their caregivers. Offers benefits counseling, ombudsman program, care coordination, and caregiver support program.
AUSTIN RESOURCE CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING (ARCIL): 512-396-5790 or 800-572-2973; 618 S Guadalupe, Ste 103, San Marcos, TX 78666. Provides independent living services to persons with disabilities, their families and communities.
AUSTIN STATESMAN HILL COUNTRY GUIDE: www.austinchronicle.com/gyrobase/Guides/HillCountry
BCFS HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES KERRVILLE TRANSITION CENTER: 830-896-0993; 1105 E Main St, Kerrville, TX 78028. www.bcfs.net. A "one stop shop" that offers case management, counseling, sheltering, and life skills training to at-risk young adults.
BLANCO COUNTY TEXAS GUIDE TO STARTING A BUSINESS: A practical, "how-to" manual. (www.HillCountryPortal.com/web/businessguide)
(RAY & JOAN KROC) CORPS COMMUNITY CENTER - (THE) SALVATION ARMY KERRVILLE KROC CENTER: 830-315-5762; 201 Holdsworth, Kerrville, TX 78028. www.kerrvillekroc.org. Open to the public.
CARTS (Capital Area Rural Transportation System): 800-456-RIDE or 800-456-7433 2010 E 6 St, Austin, TX 78745. Local transportation assistance for 169 communities since 1979. Discounts for senior citizens and disabled individuals available for all CARTS services.
CASA FOR THE HIGHLAND LAKES AREA: 325-388-3440; 1719 Ridgeview, Kingsland, TX 78639. www.highlandlakescasa.com. Court appointed Special Advocate (CASA) is an adult willing to stand up for an abused or neglected child. A CASA volunteer is appointed by a judge to provide factual information to the court on behalf of a child caught in a difficult legal process. A CASA speaks on behalf of the child's best interest.
CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF CENTRAL TEXAS: 512-753-9738; 1817 E 6 St, Austin, TX 78702. Assists individuals in successfully completing the application process for the following programs such that determination of eligibility can be made by the Health & Human Service Commission: Medicaid, Food Stamps, CHIP (Children's Health Insurance Program), TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families), Long-Term Care Services. Immigration legal services available including determination of eligibility for immigration benefits, applications for lawful permanent resident status for those who qualify, applications for naturalization, immigration assistance for victims of domestic violence and other serious crimes, answers to questions about immigration laws, regulations and procedures.
CENTRAL TEXAS COLLEGE: 512-556-2969; 254-526-7161 In State: 1-800-223-4760 Out of State: 1-800-792-3348; POB 1800, Killeen, TX 76540-1800. The CTC Service Area Campus provides college credit and non-credit classes to the citizens of Central Texas in the following counties: Bell, Burnet, Coryell, Hamilton, Lampasas, Llano, Mason, McCulloch, Mills, San Saba and Williamson. These classes are offered on a semester basis. CTC Community Coordinators are located in Brady, Burnet, Gatesville, Hamilton, Lampasas and San Saba. Classroom courses, academic and vocational programs, distance education, dual and concurrent enrollment for high school students. www.ctcd.edu
CENTRAL TEXAS FOOD BANK: 512-282-2111; 6500 Metropolis Dr, Austin, TX 78744. www.centraltexasfoodbank.org. Charity mission is to nourish hungry people and lead the community in ending hunger. Serves: Blanco, Burnet, Gillespie, Hays, Lampasas, Llano, San Saba, Travis and Williamson counties.
CENTRAL TEXAS OPPORTUNITIES, INC: 325-597-3566, 800-625-4167; 1000 S Wall, Brady, TX 76825. www.ctoinc.org. Educational Services, Social Services. (CTO) is a 501-C-3 nonprofit organization that assists low-income individuals and families to become more self-sufficient and transition out of poverty.
CITY DATA: www.city-data.com/city/Texas.html
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF THE TEXAS HILL COUNTRY: 830-896-8811; POB 291354, 301 Junction Hwy, Ste 346-B, Main Wells Fargo Bank Building at Five Points, Kerrville, TX 78028. www.communityfoundation.net. Non-Profit that supports the programs of charitable organizations that benefit the entire Texas Hill Country by providing grant funds.
COMMUNITY PROFILE (via Podunk): www.epodunk.com/communities_tx.html
CONFEDERATE AIR FORCE-CEN-TEX WING: 512-396-1943; San Marcos, TX 78666
DIETERT CENTER: 830-792-4044; 451 Guadalupe St, Kerrville, TX 78028. www.dietertcenter.org. A non-profit dedicated to older men and women live healthy, productive and independent lives.
GERMAN HERITAGE SOCIETY: 855-892-6691; www.germantexans.org. Promotes awareness and preservation of German cultural heritage of Texas.
(THE) GERMAN-TEXAN HERITAGE SOCIETY: 855-892-6691; 507 E 10th St, Austin, TX 78768-4171. www.germanheritagefoundation.com. Preserving the Texas Hill Country German heritage and culture.
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY: https://www.habitat.org. A nonprofit, ecumenical Christian ministry that builds a decent place to live with people in need regardless of race or religion. Welcome volunteers and supporters from all backgrounds.
HANDBOOK OF TEXAS ON-LINE: www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/ryh02
HIGHLAND LAKES FAMILY CRISIS CENTER: 830-693-3656 or 800-66-HELP-4; POB 805, Marble Falls, TX 78654. www.hlfcc.com. Serves victims of domestic violence and sexual assault throughout Burnet, Blanco, Llano and Lampasas Counties. Provides 24 hotline for counseling, information, and referral. Provides 24 hour crisis intervention, advocacy and accompaniment through medical and legal procedures. Offers emergency shelter, food, clothes, and transportation. Provides coordination of the Sexual Assault Response Team. Provides outreach counseling for adults and children.
HIGHLAND LAKES LEGACY FUND: 830-220-1100; POB 234, Marble Falls, TX 78654. www.highlandlakeslegacyfund.org. An endowed foundation directed by leaders with strong ties to our communities in Central Texas, that acts as catalysts bringing diverse donors and resources together to work on solutions and fostering greater giving and volunteering.
HILL COUNTRY ALLIANCE: 512-560-3135; 15315 TX 71 W, Bee Cave, TX 78738. www.hillcountryalliance.org. A non-profit organization whose purpose is to raise public awareness and build community support around the need to preserve the natural resources and heritage of the Central Texas Hill Country.
HILL COUNTRY AMATEUR RADIO CLUB: POB 2003, Kerrville, TX 78029. www.kerrhams.org. Station N5HR. Repeater: 146.38/98, Tone: 162.2 Hz
HILL COUNTRY ANIMAL LEAGUE: 830-249-2341; 924 Main St, Boerne, TX 78006
HILL COUNTRY ASTRONOMERS: Fredericksburg, TX 78624
HILL COUNTRY AUTOMOBILE CLUB: POB 293002, Kerrville, TX 78029. www.hillcountryautomobileclub.com
HILL COUNTRY CATTLE WOMEN CHAPTER OF TEXAS CATTLE WOMEN: Contact: Beverly Lacy, 830-229-5604. http://hillcountrycattlewomen.com. Promotes and supports the production of the beef industry, and supports private property rights by encouraging state and federal legislation to maintain those rights. Non-profit, non-political. Meetings 3rd Tue, but no meetings in July, Aug, Nov, Dec. Time: 10-10:30a Social. A program usually follows the business meeting. Cost varies, according to meeting place, and this is for the luncheon (Beef, of course!!) which follows each meeting. No cost for attending just the meeting and not having lunch. Annual dues $30. Held in different area of the Hill Country and planned by members living in that area. Members from 12 counties across the Hill Country. Monthly newsletter.
HILL COUNTRY CHILDREN'S ADVOCACY CENTER: 512-756-2607; POB 27, 1001 N Hill St, Burnet, TX 78611. "Believe the Hurt, Begin the Healing", Serves Blanco, Burnet, Lampasas, Llano, Mason & San Saba Counties. Multi-disciplinary agency facilitates the prevention, detection, investigation and treatment of Child Abuse. Provides free services to abused children and their families. Agency provides services to physically and sexually abused children, witnesses, non-offending family members, and the professionals dedicated to helping victims. Provides video-taped forensic interviews, written statement assistance, on-site medical examinations, evaluations, and referrals. Annual fund-raising event: Pedal Power Wildflower Ride. www.hccac.org
HILL COUNTRY CHILDREN'S THEATRE: 830-990-5752; POB 304, Fredericksburg, TX 78624
HILL COUNTRY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION: 512-755-0106; Reed Bldg, 402 E Jackson St, Burnet, TX 78611
HILL COUNTRY COMMUNITY MHMR: Kerrville: 830-792-3300; Boerne: 830-249-4180
HILL COUNTRY COMMUNITY NEEDS COUNCIL: 830-997-9756; 209 S Acorn St, POB 73, Fredericksburg, TX 78624. www.needscouncil.org. Contact: Cindy Heifner, 830-997-9756
HILL COUNTRY CONSERVANCY: 512-328-2481; POB 163125, Austin, TX 78716-3125; 5524 Bee Caves Rd, Ste G4, Austin, TX 78746. www.hillcountryconservancy.org. A nonprofit land trust committed to preserving the natural beauty and open spaces of the Texas Hill Country - forever.
(THE) HILL COUNTRY COUNCIL FOR THE ARTS: POB 2024, Boerne, TX 78006. www.hccarts.org. Mission is to develop and sustain an environment that supports and promotes awareness, appreciation, education and access to all the Arts. As a 501c3 nonprofit organization we strive to be an inclusive resource for all the arts, artists, arts organizations, and supporters of the Arts throughout the Texas Hill Country.
HILL COUNTRY CRISIS COUNCIL: 830-257-2400 or 830-257-7088; Kerrville, TX 78028. Individual or group counseling for victims of domestic violence or sexual assault. Provides emergency shelter.
HILL COUNTRY DAILY BREAD: 830-249-0025; 140 Industrial Dr, Boerne, TX 78006. http://hillcountrydailybread.com. HCDBM is a faith-based, regional ministry that provides physical, emotional and spiritual support to more than 8,200 people living in poverty in the Texas Hill Country.
HILL COUNTRY DULCIMERS: 830-997-6704; 715 S Washington St, Fredericksburg, TX 78624. Watch as handcrafted dulcimers are crafted from scratch. A dulcimer is a narrow, often hourglass-shaped, stringed instrument having 3 or 4 strings and a fretted fingerboard, typically held flat across the knees while sitting and played by plucking or strumming.
HILL COUNTRY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL: 830-798-8118; 608 Gateway Central, Ste 101, Marble Falls, TX 78654. www.hillcountryedc.com.
HCEDC serves: Burnet and Llano Counties, focusing on the Highland Lakes area above Austin, including Bertram, Buchanan Dam, Burnet, Cottonwood Shores, Granite Shoals, Highland Haven, Horseshoe Bay, Kingsland, Llano, Marble Falls, Meadowlakes, Spicewood, Sunrise Beach
HILL COUNTRY FILM SOCIETY: Fredericksburg, TX 78624. A non-profit organization that supports the art, craft and business of independent film within the Texas Hill Country. Hosts the annual celebration of independent film and film makers held in April-May. Over 25 short and feature films from all over the world will be showcased during the festival. 424-238-5672. www.hillcountryff.com
HILL COUNTRY FRUIT COUNCIL: 830-644-2344; 659 Gold Rush Trail, Fredericksburg, TX 78624. www.texaspeaches.com
HILL COUNTRY LAND TRUST: 830-997-0027; 320 W San Antonio St, Fredericksburg, TX 78624. Located in the historic Jenschke House, part of the Gillespie County Historical Society's Pioneer Museum complex. www.hillcountrylandtrust.org. The HCLT operates in a 19-county service area to conserve and protect the agricultural lands, wildlife habitat, views, and watersheds of the Texas Hill Country. Currently the trust holds 17 donated conservation easements protecting approximately 5,000 acres.
HILL COUNTRY MAGAZINE: www.hillcountrymagazine.com
HILL COUNTRY MHDD CENTERS: Crisis Phone: 877-466-0660; Admin HQ Phone: 830-792-3300; Administrative Headquarters, 819 Water St, Ste 300, Kerrville, TX 78028. http://hillcountry.org. Providing mental health, individual developmental disability, substance abuse, and early childhood intervention services throughout the greater Texas Hill Country. Mental Health & Development Disabilities
HILL COUNTRY ONE HUNDRED CLUB: An organization of area business people whose mission is to support local police officers, fire fighters and emergency medical service agencies who serve within the Blanco, Burnett, Llano and Lampasas County areas. Financial benefits of the Club are provided to personnel of law enforcement, firefighters and emergency medical service agencies who are killed, seriously injured or disabled in the line of duty within the service are of the Club or elsewhere as approved by the Benefit Committee or Board of Directors. When applicable, financial benefits will be paid to the heirs, dependents or designated beneficiary of the deceased, injured or disabled person. The eligibility for benefits and the recipients thereof in each case shall be within the discretion of the Benefit Committee or the Board. Please consider a membership or donation to support those that support us! Contact: Larry Hauptrief, 903-819-6324
HILL COUNTRY RECORDING FOR THE HANDICAPPED: POB 73, Fredericksburg, TX 78624. Records 60 minute tapes of articles from local newspaper and church newsletters, on a weekly basis and distributes to participants. Contact: Peggy Hartwein, 830-997-0399
HILL COUNTRY SPCA: 830-990-9085; 2981 TX 16 S, Fredericksburg, TX 78624. www.hillcountryspca.com
HILL COUNTRY STUDENT HELP, INC: POB 1092, Fredericksburg, TX 78624. Contact: Helen Birk, 830-997-1013. Loans available to use toward college costs.
HILL COUNTRY UNDERGROUND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT: 830-997-4472; 508 S Washington, Fredericksburg, TX 78624. www.hcuwcd.org
HILL COUNTRY VETERANS COUNCIL: 830-896-1157; 1700 Sidney Baker St, Kerrville, TX 78028. http://hcvc.org. Supports US veterans interests.
HILL COUNTRY VIEW RADIO SHOW: A short radio feature packed with information about caring for the natural resources and cultural heritage of the Hill Country. Produced by Hill Country Alliance (see above), Explores the critical issues facing the Hill County today with topics of high interest to residents and visitors of this unique region. The program offers ideas and information on ways to grow that promote economic vitality, and preserve the natural resources and heritage of this special region. Program airs weekdays during Morning Edition and All Things Considered on Texas Public Radio KTXI-90.1FM in the Hill Country.
HILL COUNTRY YOUTH EXHIBIT CENTER: TX 27 E, Kerrville, TX 78028. www.kerrcountyfair.com. Provides residents of Kerr County and adjacent counties an opportunity to exhibit their finished skills and recognizes their achievements. Hosts the Annual Kerr County Fair that includes parade through downtown Kerrville, carnival, contests, scholarship pageants, 4H & FFA livestock exhibits, food & drink, music, dancing, team roping and the exciting bull and barrel contest. Chili and barbeque cook-offs (CASI & CTBA sanctioned), petting zoo and pony rides. Old-fashioned family fun with something for everyone! 830-257-6833
HILL COUNTRY YOUNG PROFESSIONALS: Fredericksburg, TX 78624
HILL COUNTRY YOUTH ORCHESTRAS: 830-257-0809; Kerrville, TX 78028. www.hillcountryyouthorchestras.org
HOTLINES: Click: Now! for telephone assistance from specialists regarding abuse, missing people, suicide and other emergencies. Also Dial 911
LIFE MADE EASY (HOME HEALTHCARE): 512-459-5631; 1005 W 41st St, Ste 200, Austin, TX 78756. Medical and non-medical care available. Services include personal care aides-nurse delegated tasks, personal hygiene, meal preparation and feeding, assistance with medication, homemaker/companion-light housekeeping, errands/transportation, observation and skilled nursing, medication management, diabetes management, assessments, 24 hour on call service.
MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM: 877-MED-TRIP or 877-633-8747; Generally, when persons currently enrolled in Medicaid have no other transportation, MTP will make sure they get a ride to a reasonable close, Medicaid-allowable health-care service using the most cost-effective method of transportation that does not endanger their health. Medicaid clients can get a free ride to health care services (and back) if: they have a current Medicaid Identification Card or Medicaid Verification Letter and they have no other way to get there. Special rules apply to minors.
MOHAIR COUNCIL OF AMERICA: 800-583-3161; 233 W Twohig Ave, San Angelo, TX. www.mohairusa.com. MOA is a research, education and promotion program for mohair funded by a uniform mohair check-off, collected on a refund basis, from mohair producers in fifty-six counties in Texas, including the Hill Country.
MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING (MADD): www.madd.org. Mission is to stop drunk driving, support the victims of this violent crime and prevent underage drinking. Elizabeth Sooter, 830-868-4173
(THE) NATURE CONSERVANCY: 800-628-6860; www.nature.org. The leading conservation organization working around the world to protect ecologically important lands and waters for nature and people.
Local: 830-868-4830; 302 E Main St, Johnson City, TX 78636
NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERS INC: 512-756-4334; http://neighborhood-centers.org. Provides help every resident to have an opportunity for an education, for health, for work, and to become an informed participant in democracy. Locations: 12102 E Johnson St, Burnet, TX 78611; 830-693-3109; 5117 Ave M, Marble Falls, TX 78654
ONLINE HIGHWAYS: www.ohwy.com/tx
PUBLIC SCHOOL INFORMATION, LOCATION, RATINGS: Click www.GreatSchools.net
RED HATTERS: www.redhatsociety.com. A global society of women that supports and encourages women in their pursuit of fun, friendship, freedom, fulfillment, and fitness.
SCENIC TEXAS-SCENIC HILL COUNTRY: 512-250-0411; 12325 Hymeadow Dr, Ste 2-100, Austin, TX 78750. www.scenictexas.org. A 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and enhancement of our state's visual environment, particularly as seen by the traveling public. Scenic Hill Country will initially focus its efforts in Bandera, Blanco, Burnet, Gillespie, Hays, Kendall, Kerr, Kimble, Llano, Mason, Travis and Williamson counties, and may expand its boundaries in the future. The Scenic Hill Country Chapter will work to preserve, protect and enhance the Hill Country's scenic vistas by educating the region on the values and principles of the Scenic City Certification Program, a project of Scenic Texas and its program partners. The Scenic Hill Country Chapter will work to preserve, protect and enhance the Hill Country's scenic vistas by educating the region on the values and principles of the Scenic City Certification Program, a project of Scenic Texas and its program partners. Additionally, the chapter will assist municipalities in improving their lighting regulations and promoting the Scenic Roadways Program.
SOUTH TEXAS BLOOD & TISSUE CENTER: 830-522-0178; www.southtexasblood.org. Rita Holmberg Woodman, Donor Recruitment Consultant, Hill Country Representative. Anyone who is 16 years old weighing 120 pounds (with parental consent form), or at least 17 years old weighing 110 pounds, and in good general health can donate blood. Photo ID Required.
TEXAS HOUSING FOUNDATION: 830-693-4521; 1110 Broadway, Marble Falls, TX 78654. www.txhf.org. Mission is to promote adequate, affordable housing, economic opportunity, and a suitable living environment for the families they serve, without discrimination. Goal is to be the area's affordable housing of choice.
TEXAS HIGHWAYS MAGAZINE: www.texashighways.com
TEXAS HILL COUNTRY LIFE: www.texhillcntry.com
TEXAS HILL COUNTRY TRAIL REGION: 830-739-1362; 3935 IH-10 W, Ste 3, Boerne, TX 78006. www.txhillcountrytrail.com. An opportunity to learn more about heritage sites cities and attractions to build your own itinerary and plan your adventure today. Provided by the Texas Historical Commission, Texas Heritage Trails Program.
TEXAS HILL COUNTRY REGIONAL CHRISTMAS LIGHTING TRAIL: 830-997-8515; 703 N Llano St, Fredericksburg, TX 78624. http://fredericksburgfestivals.com. Spotlight on the towns included in this tourism trail.
HILL COUNTRY BLOG: 365 Things To Do In The Texas Hill Country. Periodic postings by blogger Don Gray. Places to go, things to enjoy, restaurants, lodging, drives, etc. http://365thingstxhillcountry.blogspot.com
TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION: See State-Federal Government
TEXAS MASTER GARDENERS: www.txmg.org. A non-profit organization under the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Program. Mission is to disseminate horticulture education on gardening, water conservation, soil maintenance, native & earthkind planting.
TEXAS MASTER NATURALISTS: www.txmn.org. A non-profit organization under the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Program in concert with Texas Parks & Wildlife. Mission is to develop a corps of well-informed volunteers to provide education, outreach, and service dedicated to the beneficial management of natural resources and natural areas within their communities.
TEXAS TALKING BOOK PROGRAM: 800-252-9605; Offers free library service for people unable to read standard print due to visual, physical, or organic reading disabilities. 80,000 books and 80 magazines are available as recorded cassettes, large print, and Braille books. All services are free, including playback machines and postage. Eligible veterans receive priority service. Materials are mailed free directly to the reader's address.
TEXCARE PARTNERSHIP (CHIP AND CHILDREN'S MEDICAID); POB 142976, Austin, TX 78714-9983; 800-647-6558; TexCare offers two separate children's health insurance programs, CHIP and Children's Medicaid. Both programs provide health insurance for children at a price that fits the budgets of Texas families. Rates are flexible and are based on the number of people in your family and your family's income and expenses. Children do not have to be US citizens to apply.
TOUR TEXAS: www.TourTexas.com
TOURIN' TEXAS: www.texfiles.com/tourintexas
ULTIMATE GIFT OF LIFE: 830-793-9197; POB 295071, Kerrville, TX 78028. www.theultimategiftoflife.com. Kristy Vandenberg, Executive Director, c: 713-397-6176, kristy@theultimategiftoflife.com Organ transplants are one of the great medical advances of our time, saving thousands of lives each year. While many are registered, more are needed. Turn a time of loss into a time of hope. Organ donation. Register via above web link or directly at www.organdonor.gov. Kristy Vandernberg, Executive Director, c: 713-397-6176, kristy@theultimategiftoflife.com
VISITING PHYSICIANS: 800-305-9133; Comprised of experienced doctors, medical assistants and support staff. Working together as a team, they provide the finest and most comprehensive medical care. VPA doctors are highly qualified licensed physicians who specialize in treating patients in their home. Treatment includes: comprehensive, psychiatric services, wound care, facility services, and hospital services.
WIC (WOMEN, INFANTS, AND CHILDREN)- HILL COUNTRY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL: 830-249-3932; Coordinated by Blanco United Methodist Church, 61 Pecan St, Blanco, TX 78606. Provides nutrition education; promotes and supports breast feeding; provides referrals to health care; provides supplemental foods including infant formula. www.hillcountrymemorial.org/Main/WIC.aspx.
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Finland General News Society Society (Finland)
Finland's national parks popular despite poor maintenance
Yle News
Posted: Thursday, September 13, 2018 at 12:14
A path at the Repovesi national park, in southern Finland. (Petri Lassheikki/Yle)
Finnish national parks are in high demand, but about a third of their paths are in moderate or serious disrepair, according to state forest administrator Metsähallitus.
More than three million people visited Finland's national parks last year, but in many places features such as wooden walkways over wetlands are improperly maintained.
"I've noticed the bad condition of many areas and paths on my rounds," says Metsähallitus nature service chief Timo Tanninen. "Many information boards and signposts have also been weather-worn or vandalised."
The condition of Finland's national parks hit the news in July when a poorly installed anchor rod caused a suspension bridge to collapse in Repovesi National Park in south-east Finland, which draws some 170,000 visitors annually.
While none of the nine people on the bridge at the time were seriously injured, the close call led to more pressure to service the park's infrastructure.
"You might say the policy-makers have woken up to this problem, and our administration takes full responsibility for the accident," Tanninen says.
Insufficient funds
Metsähallitus says the funds earmarked for the maintenance of national parks are insufficient. The administration says it would need 44 million euros to keep all Finland's parks up to standard, while the government's annual budget for repairs is less than 40 million euros.
"Redoing a park's boardwalks is expensive, about ten thousand euros per kilometre," says Tanninen. "Finns pay less than 10 euros per person in taxes for the upkeep of our national parks. If we could even get that to a full 10 euros we could reassure our customers that everything is tip-top."
The government has invested 1.9 million euros extra for national park maintenance – a far cry from Tanninen's minimum figure of six million euros over the next five years.
Many park visitors who respond to surveys say they would be prepared to pay more for park upkeep, but many agree with Tanninen that keeping entry free of charge is paramount.
"Finland recognises the right to roam, and it's of utmost importance to us that these parks remain free for all," he says. "And we can't develop tourism if we can't afford to keep our structures in shape."
Canada: Canada wants to up collaboration with First Nations, Inuit, Métis on national parks, Eye on the Arctic
Finland: Finnish national parks will remain free despite budget woes, Yle News
Norway: WWF urges Norway to protect its Arctic forests to help fight climate change, The Independent Barents Observer
Russia: Russia adds small Arctic island to large national park, The Independent Barents Observer
Sweden: High-tech lasers to help Sweden build detailed maps of all its forests, Radio Sweden
United States: U.S. Gov quietly allows land survey in Alaskan wildlife refuge, enviro groups furious, Alaska Public Media
conservation, Infrastructure, Metsähallitus, national parks, nature, parks, tourism
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import lombok.Getter;

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This handsome chap is Otis who is three years old, neutered but not in date for vaccinations.
Otis is coming into rescue due to his owner needing an operation which will mean he can no longer offer Otis what he needs.
Otis, like most juvenile GSDs, can be a little boisterous so in view of this we wouldn't be willing to rehome him with children under teenage. He does suffer from separation anxiety so this means he will need an owner who can be around for most of the time. Otis likes to play with other dogs but will bark with excitement, but this is only as he wants to play. He responses better when being walked by a male owner, he will try to push things if he is being walked by a lady if he knows he can get away with it.
Otis will bark at buses so a new owner would need to be aware of this.
His recall needs work as he can be selective responding to commands off the lead.
He loves people and has a lovely temperament.
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module Helpers; end
# Namespacing helpers to parse STDING (defined later in this file).
module ParseInput; end

# Internal: The base class that will run the test cases provided as input and output the formated solution.
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# NOTE: You should not have to edit this Class.
class BaseRunner
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    def bench_timeout(bt=nil); bt ? @@bench_timeout = bt : @@bench_timeout; end

    # Internal: Integer number of seconds to wait before timeouting an algorithm
    # (used ONLY by Guard while benchmarking various algorithms).
    def algos; instance_methods.grep(/algo_[0-9]+/); end
  end

  # Internal: Iterate through test cases using a specific algorithm.
  #
  # algo    - The Integer index of the algo to run (default: BaseRunner.default_algo).
  #           The method used is guessed to be `algo_#{i}`
  # options - The Hash options used to customize the output (default: {}):
  def run(algo = nil, options = {})
    if algo.nil? || algo.empty?
      algo = self.class.default_algo
    end
    method = "algo_#{algo}"

    @tests.each_with_index{ |test_case, i| format(send(method, test_case), options.merge(index: i)) }
  end

  # Public: Format and output the return value of an algorithm.
  # Feel free to override this method in the inherited Class.
  #
  # value   - The return value of an `algo_#{i}` method.
  # options - The Hash options used to format the value (default: {index: i}):
  #           :index - The Integer index of the test case (in the `@tests` Array)
  #                    that produced the value (automatically merged in BaseRunner#run).
  def format(value, options)
    puts response.to_s
  end
end

#######################################
#                                     #
# This is where the fun stuff begin ! #
#                                     #
#######################################

# Uncomment to enable debugging.
# require 'pry'

# Problem constants (if any).
MOD = 1000000007

# You can add your own here if needed.
module ParseInput
  # Public: Read a line and return the String.
  def readln; STDIN.readline; end

  # Public: Read a line and return an Array of Integers.
  def readln_int_a; readln.split(' ').map(&:to_i); end

  # Public: Read a line and return a single Integer.
  def readln_int; readln.to_i; end
end

# You can define some helpers here (like tree implementation, mathematical
# helpers etc...) that you'll use in your algorithms.
# (This module will be included in your Runner class)
module Helpers
  # Memoize binominal coefficients
  def binominal_coef(max_n)
    @bin ||= []
    @bin[0] ||= []
    @bin[0][0] = 1
    1.upto(max_n) do |n|
      @bin[n] ||= []
      @bin[n][0] = 1
      @bin[n][n] = 1
      1.upto(n-1) do |k|
        @bin[n][k] ||= @bin[n-1][k] + @bin[n-1][k-1]
        if @bin[n][k] >= MOD
          @bin[n][k] -= MOD
        end
      end
    end
  end
end

# Implement one or more algorithms to solve the problem as methods of this class.
# Name the method(s) like this: "algo_#{i}", where `i` is an Integer starting from 1.
# Guard will then benchmark all your algorithms through the provided input file.
class Runner < BaseRunner
  bench_timeout 3  # timeout in seconds (only used by Guard when benchmarking various algorithms).
  default_algo  2  # unless provided by the ENV['ALGO'] variable, use the `algo_#{default_algo}` method.

  # Public: Parse test cases from input and put them in the `@tests` Array.
  # Each test should be an Hash defining inputs for the test case.
  def parse_input
    num_tests = readln_int
    @tests = []

    num_tests.times do |test_case|
      t = {}
      t[:n], t[:k] = readln_int_a
      t[:a] = readln_int_a
      @tests << t
    end
  end

  # Compute the solution of a test case.
  #
  # t - the Hash containing inputs for the test_case.
  #
  # Returns the solution for the test case.
  #
  # Naive algo.
  def algo_1(t)
    n, k, a = t[:n], t[:k], t[:a]

    resp = a.combination(k).inject(0){|m, e| m + e.max} % MOD
    return resp
  end

  # Reduced complexity: Don't compute all combinations.
  # Warm up a cache of binominal coefficients and use it to compute the number of time each interesting value appears.
  def algo_2(t)
    n, k, a = t[:n], t[:k], t[:a]

    binominal_coef(n)
    a.sort!
    resp = 0
    ((k-1)..(n-1)).each do |i|
      resp += (a[i] % MOD) * @bin[i][k-1]
      resp = resp % MOD
    end
    return resp
  end

  # Public: Format and output the return value of an algorithm.
  #
  # value   - The return value of an `algo_#{i}` method.
  # options - The Hash options used to format the value (default: {index: i}):
  #           :index - The Integer index of the test case (in the `@tests` Array)
  #                    that produced the value (automatically merged in BaseRunner#run).
  def format(value, opts = {})
    if opts[:index]
      puts "Case ##{opts[:index]+1}: #{value}"
    else
      super
    end
  end
end

if ENV['QUERY_OPTIONS']
  puts "#{Runner.algos.size} #{Runner.bench_timeout}"
  exit 0
else
  r = Runner.new
  r.parse_input
  r.run(ENV['ALGO'])
end


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The Drone Bundle is a set of unique and unusual world instruments created by composer and sound artist Piotr Nowotnik. The bundle includes the first ever library of a Lira Korbowa, a Polish variant of a hurdy-gurdy, with its innovative modular sampling concept as well as the only in the world Kontakt instrument of Swedish Säckpipa, a highly evocative Nordic bagpipe from Sweden. Exclusively for Born to Produce we have added a free Whistlehole library which is a unique etheric instrument designed from the sounds of tin whistle and human vocal chords.
All content in the series is captured in 24-bit depth by a set of three microphones: * condenser - positioned above the instrument and essential in catching all those wandering overtones, * piezo-ceramic - sitting tightly near the bridge and ensuring that any ancient wood is not vibrating in vain! * silver bullet condenser - roaming where necessary to get anything from depths of the body to the hinges of the tangent box.
Lira Korbowa - Pack 1 for Kontakt is a creatively sampled custom-built Polish hurdy-gurdy. It features 1.5 octaves of melodic strings sampled together with C/F drones in Lydian mode, as well as its original C drone with melodic strings sampled separately for more melodic flexibility. This is an authentic recording, sampled with very little post-processing for higher authenticity and to preserve its genuine overtones. This is the first instalment of the hurdy-gurdy collection starting from simple, playable patches - delivering the authentic sonic enjoyment of this unique instrument, to more complex extended techniques and unique playing styles. It is said that "there are no two hurdy-gurdies with identical sound". Having in mind that on an actual hurdy-gurdy, we will hear 'open melodic string' in the keyboard's 'resting' state, I have placed "open-G" just a 5th apart from the drone so your left 'pinky' can hold the drone and your thumb press 'Open G' whenever 'all melodic notes are released'. Piotr recorded key-attack noise and all the hurdy-gurdy noises without 'synthesizing it' - the key 'clicks' you hear are the real thing!
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from django.core.management.base import BaseCommand
from django.utils.encoding import smart_text
from elasticsearch import TransportError
from elasticsearch_dsl.connections import connections

from djes.apps import indexable_registry
from djes.conf import settings
from djes.management.commands.bulk_index import bulk_index

import copy

def get_indexes():
    indexes = {}
    for index, models in indexable_registry.indexes.items():

        indexes[index] = {
            "mappings": {}
        }

        if index in settings.ES_INDEX_SETTINGS:
            indexes[index]["settings"] = settings.ES_INDEX_SETTINGS[index]

        for model in models:

            identifier = "{}.{}".format(model._meta.app_label, model._meta.object_name)
            if identifier in settings.DJES_EXCLUDED_MODELS:
                continue

            indexes[index]["mappings"].update(model.search_objects.mapping.to_dict())

    return indexes

def get_latest_index_version(name, version=1):
    conn = connections.get_connection('default')
    try:
        alias = conn.indices.get_alias(name)
    except TransportError:
        alias = None
    if alias and isinstance(alias, dict):
        current_index = list(alias.keys())[0]
        index_version = current_index.split('_')[-1]
        if index_version.isdigit():
            version = int(index_version)
    return version

def build_versioned_index(name, version=1, body=None, old_version=None, should_index=False, out=None):
    es = connections.get_connection("default")
    versioned_index_name = "{0}_{1:0>4}".format(name, version)
    es.indices.create(index=versioned_index_name, body=body)

    if out:
        out.write("Creating versioned index \"{}\"".format(versioned_index_name))

    if should_index:
        bulk_index(es, index=versioned_index_name, version=version, out=out)  # Bulk index here...

    if out:
        out.write("Pointing alias \"{}\" at versioned index \"{}\"".format(name, versioned_index_name))

    actions = [{"add": {"index": versioned_index_name, "alias": name}}]
    if old_version is not None:
        old_versioned_index_name = "{0}_{1:0>4}".format(name, old_version)
        actions.insert(0, {"remove": {"index": old_versioned_index_name, "alias": name}})

    es.indices.update_aliases(body={"actions": actions})

def stringify(data):
    """Turns all dictionary values into strings"""
    if isinstance(data, dict):
        for key, value in data.items():
            data[key] = stringify(value)
    elif isinstance(data, list):
        return [stringify(item) for item in data]
    else:
        return smart_text(data)

    return data

def sync_index(name, body, should_index=False, out=None):
    es = connections.get_connection("default")
    version = get_latest_index_version(name)

    if not es.indices.exists_alias(name=name):
        # We probably haven't synced before, that means we need to create an index, and then alias
        build_versioned_index(name, version=version, body=body, should_index=should_index, out=out)
        return

    # The alias exists, so there's already a version of this index out there
    alias = es.indices.get_alias(name=name)

    # There will only be one key, let's the name from it
    index_name = list(alias)[0]
    if "settings" in body:
        settings = es.indices.get_settings(index=index_name)[index_name]["settings"]

        # Let's take a snapshot of the settings for comparison
        original_settings = copy.copy(settings["index"])

        # Let's save off the analysis bits, as those are more complex...
        original_analysis = {}
        if "analysis" in original_settings:
            original_analysis = original_settings.pop("analysis")

        original_settings.update(body["settings"]["index"])

        # We want to make sure that all values are strings, in order for easier comparison
        original_settings = stringify(original_settings)

        # If the index settings have changed, we'll need to PUT an update
        if original_settings != stringify(settings["index"]):
            index_body = copy.copy(body["settings"]["index"])
            if "analysis" in index_body:
                del index_body["analysis"]

            if out:
                out.write("Updating index settings for \"{}\"".format(index_name))

            es.indices.put_settings(index=index_name, body=dict(index=index_body))

        # However, if the analyzers have changed, we'll need to close and reopen...
        if "analysis" in body["settings"]["index"]:
            original_analysis.update(body["settings"]["index"]["analysis"])

            # We want to make sure that all values are strings, in order for easier comparison
            original_analysis = stringify(original_analysis)

            if original_analysis != stringify(settings["index"].get("analysis", {})):

                if out:
                    out.write("Updating analyzers for \"{}\"".format(index_name))

                # We need to close the index before we update analyzers
                es.indices.close(index=index_name)

                es.indices.put_settings(index=index_name, body=dict(analysis=body["settings"]["analysis"]))

                # Now we re-open
                es.indices.open(index=index_name)

    server_mappings = es.indices.get_mapping(index=index_name)[index_name]["mappings"]

    for doc_type, mapping_body in body["mappings"].items():
        if mapping_body != server_mappings.get(doc_type, {}):
            try:

                if out:
                    out.write("Updating mapping for \"{}\"".format(doc_type))

                es.indices.put_mapping(index=index_name, doc_type=doc_type, body=mapping_body)
            except TransportError as e:
                if "MergeMappingException" in e.error:
                    # We need to do this the hard way
                    old_version = int(index_name.split("_")[-1])
                    new_version = old_version + 1

                    if out:
                        out.write("Couldn't update mapping for \"{}\", we'll need to build a new index...".format(doc_type))

                    build_versioned_index(
                        name,
                        should_index=should_index,
                        version=new_version,
                        body=body,
                        old_version=old_version
                    )
                    break
                else:
                    raise e

class Command(BaseCommand):
    help = "Creates ES indices, and ensures that mappings are up to date"

    def handle(self, *args, **options):

        indexes = get_indexes()

        for index, body in indexes.items():
            sync_index(index, body, should_index=True, out=self.stdout)


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Q: Regular expression hh:mm:ss:nnn i have had a go at matching a regular expression that is given in hh:mm:ss:nnn
with the range being :
00:00:00:000 for lowest
23:59:59:999 as the highest

a valid example is 06:07:22:575
invalid example being 6:7:22:475

so far i have given it a go and hasnt worked with this :
^(([0-1][1-9])|(2[1-3])):((0[1-9])|(1-5[0-9]:((0[1-9])|(1-5[0-9]:([1-9][1-9][1-9])$

but it hasnt worked.. can someone help me out

A: Try this regex:
^(?:[01][0-9]|2[0-3]):[0-5][0-9]:[0-5][0-9]:[0-9][0-9][0-9]$

The only possibly tricky part here which might require explanation is the portion of the regex which covers the first two digits.  In this case, we only want to support numbers from 0 to 23 inclusive.  So, we use this pattern:
(?:[01][0-9]|2[0-3])

This says to match (and not capture) either a 0 or 1 followed by 0 to 9, i.e. 00-19, or a 2 followed by 0 to 3, i.e. 20-23.
Here is a working demo:
Demo

A: I think you just missed some square and round brackets?
^(([0-1][1-9])|(2[1-3])):((0[1-9])|([1-5][0-9])):((0[1-9])|([1-5][0-9])):([1-9][1-9][1-9])$

When you are trying to use check number between 00 and 59, it should be
( (0[1-9])|([1-5][0-9]) )
The one you tried (0[1-9])|(1-5[0-9] will only fetch 01~09

A: I would recommend:
/^[0-1][0-9]:[0-6][0-9]:[0-6][0-9]:[0-9][0-9][0-9]|^2[1-3]:[0-6][0-9]:[0-6][0-9]:[0-9][0-9][0-9]$/
Comprising two parts:
^[0-1][0-9]:[0-6][0-9]:[0-6][0-9]:[0-9][0-9][0-9]
^2[1-3]:[0-6][0-9]:[0-6][0-9]:[0-9][0-9][0-9]

This will match any time under 24 hours in the format listed above.
This can be seen working on Regex101 here.

const regex = /^[0-1][0-9]:[0-6][0-9]:[0-6][0-9]:[0-9][0-9][0-9]|^2[1-3]:[0-6][0-9]:[0-6][0-9]:[0-9][0-9][0-9]$/gm;

const strings = [
  "00:00:00:000",
  "23:59:59:999",
  "06:07:22:575",
  "6:7:22:475"
]

for (let i = 0; i < strings.length; i++) {
  console.log(regex.test(strings[i]));
}


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