opendatalab/WebMainBench huggingface dataset:
# … but not in winter

  


Bicycle Capital of the Midwest? From the Internet we read, “If you ask someone what they most like about the City of Xenia, Ohio, it is likely that they will respond: ‘their incredible network of bike paths and walking trails’. Xenians are proud of the fact that they can be on any one of four major bike paths within a matter of minutes from anywhere in the city.”

  


“The city’s beautiful Xenia Station, a replica of the original structure, is the ‘Hub of It All’ connecting Xenia with miles and miles of scenic trails.”

  


Unfortunately for many bikers and walkers the term “Bicycle Capital of the Midwest” only applies to the spring, summer and fall months. When it snows the bike paths are a hazard to use. Any attempt to walk or ride a bike on a snow covered bike path is best suited for mountain bikers or Olympic athletes. The casual walker and biker takes a chance of injury if they attempt to use Xenia’s bike paths when they are covered in snow.

  


Many people enjoy a walk or a ride on their bike in the winter. This December, Xenia has had snow and the bike paths are unofficially off limits.

  


What a shame to have spent so much money to have bike paths that can’t be used when it snows. Changing the name “Bicycle Capital of the Midwest..but not in winter” may be something to consider.

  


One pass of a snow plow 7’ - 8’ would solve the problem and then Xenia could really claim to be the “Bicycle Capital of the Midwest.”
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#### Package Release Info

# FlightGear-2017.3.1-bp151.3.2

Update Info: _Base Release_   
Available in Package Hub : 15 SP1 

### platforms

AArch64  
---  
ppc64le  
s390x  
x86-64  
  
### subpackages

FlightGear

### Change Logs

Version: 2017.3.1-bp150.1.2

*** Fri Jan 05 2018 rpm@fthiessen.de**
    
    
    - Added missing dependencies (glew, glut and udev).
    

*** Thu Jan 04 2018 stefan.bruens@rwth-aachen.de**
    
    
    - Update BuildRequires:
      * pkgconfig(libcurl), no longer pulled in automatically
      * pkgconfig(dbus-1), allow screensaver inhibition
      * pkgconfig({freetype2,libpng}) for FGPanel features
    - Remove deprecated Encoding key from .desktop file
    

*** Tue Dec 05 2017 stefan.bruens@rwth-aachen.de**
    
    
    - BuildRequire: plib-devel, it is no longer pulled in by SimGear-devel
    

*** Thu Nov 30 2017 qantas94heavy@gmail.com**
    
    
    - Remove CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE (already set by %cmake macro)
    - Standardize mixed tabs/spaces in spec file
    

*** Thu Nov 23 2017 thorstenb@flightgear.org**
    
    
    - Enabled the Qt launcher interface
    - Removed explicitely-link-with-libX11.patch
    

*** Tue Sep 26 2017 Mathias.Homann@opensuse.org**
    
    
    - Update to 2017.3.1
      * Rename fgfs' option --log-file to --log-dir
      * Fix slow launcher diagram with bad airport data.
      * Enable ?-metar runway selection.
      * Security: don't allow FGLogger to overwrite arbitrary files
      * Fix carrier starts
    

*** Thu Mar 09 2017 wk@ire.pw.edu.pl**
    
    
    - Update to 2017.1.2
    

*** Wed Jan 11 2017 rpm@fthiessen.de**
    
    
    - Update to 2016.4.4
    - Removed upstream merged CVE-2016-9956.patch
    

*** Fri Dec 16 2016 thorstenb@flightgear.org**
    
    
    - Applied patch for CVE-2016-9956 (route manager allowed to
      overwrite arbitrary files
    

*** Sun Aug 21 2016 mailaender@opensuse.org**
    
    
    - Update to 2016.2.1
    

*** Sun Mar 20 2016 bosim@opensuse.org**
    
    
    - Added SourceURL
    

*** Mon Mar 14 2016 bosim@opensuse.org**
    
    
    - Update to 2016.1.1
    

*** Tue Nov 24 2015 rpm@fthiessen.de**
    
    
    - Update to 3.7.0
    - Added explicitely-link-with-libX11.patch from fedora.
    

*** Mon Sep 23 2013 Mathias.Homann@opensuse.org**
    
    
    - update to 2.12.0
    

*** Tue Mar 19 2013 joop.boonen@opensuse.org**
    
    
    - update to 2.10.0
    

*** Thu Aug 23 2012 thorstenb@flightgear.org**
    
    
    - fix sporadic segfault when listening to ATIS (FlightGear patch
      [#5]ffbb35b)
    

*** Fri Aug 17 2012 thorstenb@flightgear.org**
    
    
    - update to 2.8.0
    

*** Thu May 24 2012 joop.boonen@opensuse.org**
    
    
    - Created gcc47 patch
    - Cleaned the spec file up
    

*** Fri Feb 17 2012 thorstenb@flightgear.org**
    
    
    - update to 2.6.0
    

*** Tue Sep 06 2011 highwaystar.ru@gmail.com**
    
    
    - update to 2.4.0
    - added patch to use SimGear shared libs
###  SSC JE Civil Engineering 24th Jan 2018 Shift-1 

The general expression for the B.M. of a beam of length l is $$M = \frac{wl}{2} x - \frac{wx^2}{2}$$, the beam carries

A

a uniformly distributed load ‘w’ per unit length

B

a load varying linearly from zero at one end to w at the other end

C

an isolated load at mid span

D

None of these
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Endangered Corals, Jellyfish, and Sea Anemones of the Middle East 

Common Name | Range ***  
---|---  
Acropora Coral (31) | Africa, American Samoa, Asia, Australia, British Indian Ocean Territory, Central America, Europe, Gulf of Mexico, Middle East, North America (United States Territory), Oceanic, South America  
Alveopora spp. (6) | Asia, Australia, Europe, Middle East, North America (United States Territory), Oceanic  
Astreopora spp. (2) | Asia, Australia, Middle East, North America (United States Territory), Oceanic  
Birdsnest Coral | Middle East  
_Blastomussa wellsi_ | Middle East  
Blue Coral | Middle East  
Cat's Eye Cynarina Coral | Middle East  
Cauliflower Coral (1) | Africa, American Samoa, Asia, Australia, Central America, Europe, Middle East, North America, North America (including United States Territory), Oceanic, South America  
Closed Brain Coral | Middle East  
Diploastrea Brain Coral | Europe, Africa, and the Middle East  
Echinopora spp. (3) | Africa, Asia, Australia, Middle East, North America (United States Territory), Oceanic  
_Fungia fungites_ | Middle East  
Goniastrea spp. (4) | Africa, American Samoa, Asia, Australia, Europe, Middle East, North America (United States Territory), Oceanic  
Green Torch Coral | Middle East  
Hydnophora Coral (2) | Asia, Middle East  
Isopora spp. (1) | Africa, American Samoa, Asia, Australia, Europe, Middle East, North America (United States Territory), Oceanic  
Knob Coral (11) | Africa, Asia, Australia, Central America, Middle East, Oceanic  
Montipora spp. (13) | Africa, American Samoa, Asia, Australia, Central America, Europe, Middle East, North America, North America (Hawaii/US Territory), Oceanic, South America  
Moon Coral (10) | Africa, Asia, Australia, Middle East, North America (United States Territory), Oceanic  
Octopus Coral (2) | Asia, Australia, Middle East, Oceanic  
Open Brain Coral | Middle East  
Organ Pipe Coral | Middle East  
Oulophyllia spp. (2) | Middle East  
Pavona spp. (6) | American Samoa, Asia, Australia, Middle East, North America (United States Territory), Oceanic  
Porites spp. (8) | Africa, American Samoa, Asia, Australia, Central America, Europe, Mexico, Middle East, North America (Hawaii/US Territory), Oceanic, South America  
Smooth Cauliflower Coral | Middle East  
Starry Cup Coral (9) | Africa, Asia, Australia, Middle East, North America (United States Territory), Oceans  
  
###  **What corals, jellyfish, and sea anemones are listed here?: 

**The Middle East section of this site lists the folllowing corals, jellyfish, and sea anemones appearing onselect endangered species lists:**

  * Corals, Jellyfish, and Sea Anemones that dwell in or migrate to any area considered apart of the Middle East.
  * Corals, Jellyfish, and Sea Anemones that dwell in the Arabian Peninsula.
  * Corals, Jellyfish, and Sea Anemones of Cyprus.
  * Corals, Jellyfish, and Sea Anemones of Egypt, Israel or any other transcontinental (with Africa or Asia) area.
  * Corals, Jellyfish, and Sea Anemones of the Mediterranean Sea and its islands.
  * Corals, Jellyfish, and Sea Anemones of the Palearctic.
  * Corals, Jellyfish, and Sea Anemones of Saudi Arabia.
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## Venezuela: Coup de Grâce?  
  
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Caracas, Venezuela, July 11, 2002 (AFP Photo/Juan Barreto).  
The mobilization on July 11 of a massive opposition march in Caracas—staged less than 48 hours after former U.S. President Jimmy Carter’s reconciliation mission to Venezuela ended in failure—has intensified expectations of an imminent showdown between embattled President Hugo Chávez and the broad front of political, business, and labor opponents demanding his resignation.  
  
“We have begun to enter a tunnel of no return, into an atmosphere of war,” observed columnist Gerardo Blyde in _El Universal_ (July 5). Comparing the present national mood to that of Spain on the eve of that nation’s bloody civil war in the 1930s, Blyde lamented that Venezuela has become “a country fragmented into two extremes who seem not to wish to live together.” Far from embarking on a national dialogue to achieve reconciliation,” he wrote, “Each zone has become entrenched in its radical postures.”  
  
The July 11 march, called to commemorate the April 11 clash between protesters, security forces, and Chávez supporters that left 19 dead, proceeded without violence as anti-Chávez demonstrators reluctantly obeyed an official ban that prevented conclusion of the march at the Miraflores presidential palace. “Venezuelans yesterday marked another extraordinary success in their fight for democracy and the rule of law,” observed _El Nacional_ (July 12). “It was peaceful, orderly, vast, representative, in sum, all that is the Venezuelan people and that they yearn for so ardently: peaceful solutions to the unsustainable situation that we are going through.”   
  
Columnist Vladimir Villegas wrote in _El Mundo_ (July 11) that, “three months after April 11..., its balance of death, violence, and coup-plotting seems to have made no impression on some dark spirits who continue to be engaged in traveling the path to confrontation and the shortcut of conspiracy.” He worried that the democratic opposition is at risk of falling hostage to radicalized elements who would hold that “Anyone who favors dialogue with the government is legitimizing it and playing the role of the useful fool.”  
  
Chávez’s pointed refusal to accept international mediation has led his critics in the press to explore other alternatives. “Much has been said about which is the best way out of the difficult situation that we are living through in Venezuela,” said Rodolfo Chacín of _Tal Cual_ (July 8). “They talk of continuing the mobilizations, amending the constitution, holding a consultative or recall referendum, of possible legal action against the president....And—why not say it—many wish for a coup.”  
  
“For my part,” Chacín wrote, “aside from a coup d’etat...I believe that no solution can be dismissed out of hand. Civil society must pursue with equal enthusiasm all possible roads, because it is our future that is at stake.” His advice to the Venezuelan military: “Stay calm, because history has demonstrated that institutional crises always produce their own solutions.”
# François Makandal Or "Macandal" A Maroon Leader 

In 1750s, free mulattoes and blacks starts to amass power and wealth. Many secure plantations, particularly coffee plantations in the South and the West. In 1759, there is Makandal Conspiracy. Francois Macandal, a maroon leader, conspires a plot that is to spread to all corners of the colony of poisoning the whites in the North. It all begins in the North, with the vast network of Makandal collaborators, particularly trusted domestic workers, starting to poison the households of their masters, including those slaves who cannot be trusted. There is a frantic search by the whites on the nature and cause of the illnesses and death. A female slave is interrogated, and she betrays the rebel leader. A massive manhunt is launched by the planters. 

In March 1758, makandal is executed. Makandal is burned at the stake in the middle of the square in Le Cap by the Colonists. Slaves are brought by their owners and forced to watch. Even though they witnessed his death, most of the slaves hold on the immortality of Makandal and he thus becomes an inspirational figure for the slave throughout the revolution.

Between 1763 and 1768, the whites start to control the affranchise as their population alongside power and wealth grows. Affranchis was composed of free mulattoes. They threaten the power structure of the colony, as they became influential landowners in the colony. The whites are forced to design legislation in order to frustrate their ambitions. The whites thus forbid the affranchise from holding public office, travel, gamble, practice privileged trades, or enter France.
# The Daily Line: Can Condit Vs. Diaz Last Five Rounds?

During a recent appearance on HDNet's Inside MMA with Kenny Rice and Bas Rutten (you can check out the video below), renowned MMA trainer Greg Jackson briefly broke down the Nick Diaz-Carlos Condit interim welterweight title fight that is slowly approaching on the horizon. 

"You know, Diaz is so tough, and he's really turned it on this last year or two. He's looked amazing. Carlos has too, so I think it's going to be a real barnburner with those two guys," said Jackson, who coaches Condit. "They're just both tough as nails and I'm expecting a huge five round war. I'd like it to go short in our favor but Nick's so tough, it's going to be a big five round war."

Considering how often they finish their respective opponents, it's understandable at first glance to predict a finish from either man inside the distance of their five round tilt, but, when given a second look, things start to unpack a little differently.

Carlos Condit has been finished three times in his professional career, each time by submission (which could play well into Diaz's strategy) and with the last time occurring in 2006 against Pat Healy. Rephrased, Condit was last finished inside the distance almost six years ago and has never been finished by KO or TKO. In fact, since that fight with Healy, Condit has only lost once, a close split decision to Martin Kampmann in 2009. 

Contrast that with Nick Diaz, who has been finished twice in his career, both times by TKO. The first time, which went down in 2002 against Jeremy Jackson (a loss he later avenged), was a flash knockdown that Jackson capitalized on in what was only Diaz's fifth professional fight. The second came against KJ Noons in 2007 and also marks Diaz's last loss. The bout with Noons was halted due to cuts, something that Diaz has undergone scar tissue removal surgery in order to prevent from happening again down the line. 

So, what you have in this fight are two gritty, technically proficient fighters with strong finishing instincts that are very much not prone to being finished themselves. Sure, Diaz could submit Condit or Condit could knock Diaz down with a hard shot, to eventually finish him off with ground and pound, but either of those - and any other scenarios involving a finish within the distance - seem more unlikely than a five-round scrap.

And what a five-round scrap it would be.
# Rumble in the Kitchen: How a boxing match plans to give future hospitality talent a chance

Twenty-two members of the industry are set to battle it out in the boxing ring later this week for Rumble in the Kitchen, a charity event designed to raise funds for the into work programme Galvin's Chance.

Fred Sirieix with trainer Clinton McKenzie ahead of Rumble in the Kitchen which will benefit Galvin's Chance

But how did boxing become aligned with a charitable programme that is designed to give disadvantaged or at risk young people a chance to work in the hospitality industry? 

Ahead of the event on Thursday 20 September , BigHospitality went along to a weigh-in press conference to find out how the event came about and meet some of those involved. We also took the opportunity to find out more about Galvin's Chance and speak to some of those who have benefited from going through the training programme. 

To find out more about Rumble in the Kitchen and the work of Galvin's Chance, plus predictions of who will win the tournament, listen to this exclusive podcast featuring interviews with event founder and Galvin at Windows general manager Fred Sirieix, chef and former amateur boxer Marcus Wareing, Louise James of Hilton in the Community and two Galvin's Chance alumni. 

Tickets for Rumble in the Kitchen are sold-out, but there are still tickets available to a live-streaming at Aura in Mayfair. Call 0207 605 7733 to book. 

**Rumble in the Kitchen. Who's fighting who on 20 September:**

  * Emile Galvin Vs Joe Ryan
  * Matteo Cristini Vs Vinicius Frigo
  * Sara Cristini Vs Stéphanie Srey
  * Paulo De Tarso Vs Hayden Groves
  * Omar Allibhoy Vs Stefan Chomka
  * Monica Galetti Vs Penny Mallory
  * Andrew McLeish Vs Neil Ramsey
  * Dean Yasharian Vs Ashley Westwood
  * Michele Caggianese Vs Luigi Vespero
  * Will Holland Vs Matt Wilkin
  * Marcus Wareing Vs Fred Sirieix



Keywords: Louise James, Rumble in the Kitchen, boxing, Galvin's Chance, Fred Sirieix, Marcus Wareing
# Illustration: Family Tree

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1. ##  Multiple Xbox NAT Issues; Master Help Needed

So what would this look like in the port forward section in router for each Xbox where the external port Wanted by Call of Duty MW would be 3075 for both Xbox’s? 

  2. Doing this then leaves me vulnerable to threats correct? There's got to be another option then just this. Is it not possible to do this in the router, and in the xbox I cannot choose the port 3075 from the list. I cant even choose 3074. 

  3. Netgear Nighthawk XR500 I am very frustrated with having two xbox one's at the house and either one getting strict and one getting open or both moderate (or it seems sometimes a complete mix of all of them). When playing any Call of Duty game (two on MW or one MW and the other BlOps 4), there is always an issue. Right now with Modern Warfare the port needing to be used is 3075. This is for both Xbox's. However, because both cannot go to the specified port this is where the problem plagues me and our gaming house. I always find one of the Xbox has an external ip of <XBOX_1 Internal Xbox IP>:1024 and Internal IP of <XBOX_2 Internal Xbox IP>:3075 ** Please note I've only seen it use 1024, but its possible it could use others. ** The next step, I set both xbox to have static IPs based on the MAC address. Even though UPNP is on for my router this didn't allow the right ports to be allocated and the reason for this is a breakdown in communication from the COD servers and the router. My router was assigning a port like 3384, which was not being picked up by the game itself for the 2nd xbox. This isnt 100% an issue with the game, but seems to be some breakdown in communication? *** I need the ability or steps on how to tell this router to assign the IP the specific External Port to change to the specific internal port. So I would have it set up as follows in the router somewhere: \- Add a port forwarding rule for external port 3075 to <XBOX_1 internal IP> 3075 In game would reflect external IP:3075, internal IP:3075 \- Add a port forwarding rule for external port 1024 to forward to <XBOX_2 Internal IP> 3075 In game would reflect external IP:1024, internal IP:3075 Any time I try to add the same port onto a different IP I get a stupid error, this port is already being used by another What I need help with is basically doing a manual task which UPNP should be able to do. I do not know how to get this to work inside the router. Can someone explain to me? Please help.
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### The ROI of online customer service

For an e-tailer, a problem with a shopping cart can be a serious loss of business. That's one reason Delray Beach, Fla.-based Levenger, a catalog company and retailer of high-end library and reading merchandise, deployed a Web application management solution as part of a recent re-launch of its storefront.

''With our old site, we had significant problems identifying and communicating with customers to fix problems,'' explained Lynnette Montgomery, Internet manager. Only a small percentage of online customers will e-mail the company to report a problem, and then place a phone order. Most will either abandon a transaction when a problem occurs or will turn to the phone without mentioning the problem, she said. Either way, the IT staff doesn't know where the problem occurred, what browser the customer was using, and what products they were trying to buy. Since online sales represent an ever-increasing percentage of the business, it's a problem Levenger needed to solve.

TeaLeaf Technology cold-called her at just the right time, said Levenger's Montgomery. TeaLeaf's IntegriTea solution was built to capture and re-enact end-user Web application sessions, detect failures in real time, alert operations staff and correlate the problems to the end user. Levenger tested IntegriTea on its old site and then, after determining there was nothing comparable on the market in terms of robustness, implemented IntegriTea on its new Web site, launched in July. Levenger also used the solution in pre-deployment testing. IntegriTea comprises server, portal and viewer components running on Microsoft platforms.

For Levenger, with 250 employees, one store in Delray Beach and 15,000 orders a month to process, IntegriTea was ''a big investment,'' said Montgomery, ''but putting together the ROI was simple.'' Now, she said, a customer service rep can use IntegriTea to determine a user's problem -- whether something is truly not working or it's a navigation or user error -- and alert a programmer if necessary. Because IntegriTea displays the code and the error, problems that once took several hours to fix are now addressed in minutes, she added.

IntegriTea also enables Levenger's staff to look up a live session and help the customer while they're on the phone. All that translates to better customer service and, in some cases, increased revenue. Montgomery recounts the following story: An online customer placed a $250 order in his shopping cart, but was unable to complete the transaction. Upon review of user sessions, Montgomery e-mailed the customer, noting what he had in his cart and offering to complete the transaction for him. In the meantime, he had called customer service, but only placed a $100 order. 

''He was so ecstatic that someone had contacted him that he told me to cancel the phone order and place his $250 order,'' said Montgomery. That's ROI, for sure.