opendatalab/WebMainBench huggingface dataset:
# Radisson Collection Hotel, Royal Copenhagen

København, Denmark

## Service with style

The Radisson Collection Royal Hotel, Copenhagen is a pioneer in numerous regards. It’s the world’s first design hotel and the only hotel by renowned designer and architect Arne Jacobsen, making it the true home of Danish modernism. Constructed in 1960, the building still dominates the city skyline, and its interior design impresses visitors to this day. Stay in sleek surroundings in one of Copenhagen’s most vibrant neighborhoods, while enjoying our proximity to popular attractions such as Tivoli Gardens and a number of convenient transport options, including Central Station.

## Accommodations + Meetings

Experience comfort and elegance in their meeting and event spaces at the Radisson Collection Royal Hotel, Copenhagen. Guests will be stimulated by the sleek, modern function rooms that feature iconic design at every turn. With 914 m2 of space across 10 suites, they can accommodate large events of up to 300 attendees or meetings for small groups, right in the heart of the city. They’ve thought of everything to ensure your experience goes smoothly; meeting rooms are equipped with the most up-to-date technology and high speed Wi-Fi so you only need to concentrate on your work. Their dining and drinks packages offer first class refreshments.

### Meeting Specs

  * Meeting Room Space

9,837 Sq. Ft.

  * Number of Meeting Rooms

10

  * Largest Meeting Room

3,573 Sq. Ft.

  * Second Largest Meeting Room

2,411 Sq. Ft.




### Lodging Options

  * Number of Sleeping Rooms

261

  * Number of Suites

24

  * Number of Double Rooms

224

  * Number of Single Rooms

13




**1960**

Year Property Built

**2018**

Year of Last Renovation

## Location

Nearest Major Airport: Copenhagen Airport (CPH)

Distance from Airport: 5 miles / 20 minutes
# Clipper

The clipper tool is one the most useful tools in Radiant when it comes to brushwork. Think of it as your knife for cutting brushes. You can access the clipper tool by pressing `x` when you are in Radiant. Before you start, go to menu `Edit -> Preference -> Setting -> Clipper`, and be sure that "clipper tool uses caulk" is checked: 

  1. Two Points Clipping

     1. We will make a basic brush and try to cut the corner. First, do a basic brush, press `x`, go to the top view, and place your two clipping points with a left click like this: 

  


You now see a plane cutting your brush in your 3D view and a line in your 2D view, your brush will be cut along this. But before doing so, you may notice that one side of the plane is blue (the other is not). Everything behind this blue plane will be erased, the rest of the brush will remain. If the blue plane is not in the correct direction press `ctrl`+`Enter` to reverse it.   
Now press `Enter` to proceed: 

  


You can repeat the operation to cut the three other corners, and you can do it in other 2D views as well. 

Notice that when you use 2 point clipping you only need one plane to work, for example if you use the top view, moving clipping points along the Z axis will have no effect. 

     2. Brush connecting

You may have heard that overlapping brushes is not a good idea. However sometimes you want to connect complex brushes together, which can be hard ... if you don't use the clipper. 

First, go to the left view and make a slope by using the previous method: 

  
  
  


Then make a second brush like this : 

  


Our two brushes or now overlapping. To prevent that, we will just clip this second brush along the exact same line we did with the previous one: 

  
  
  


Now our two brushes match perfectly and the faces you can't see are caulked. 

     3. Brush Splitting

You may also want to split your brush rather than deleting one part of it. To proceed press `Shift`+`Enter` intead of Enter.   
It is very useful for texturing: 

  
  
  

  2. Three Points Clipping

Two points clipping can only cut along three directions. But you sometimes want more advanced clipping than that, that's where you use three point clipping. As three points define a plane in space, you will be able to do anything you want with three points clipping.   
First, use your clipper to make a brush that looks like this: 

  


Then we want it to be 45 degrees from the wall to the slope as well, and you can't do that with two points clipping. Now it can be a bit confusing, but there is a simple method you can always use: find three non aligned points which will be on your final face of the clipped brush.   
One way do this could be: 

  
  
  
  




You are now a pro with the clipper tool! 

Here you can get the map files for this tutorial: 

  * clipper_maps.zip



Written by MidiMightyMoe
# XML Sitemap

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# San Francisco F2F February 2019

  * Host: Google

  * Location: Google, 345 Spear Street, San Francisco, California, USA

  * Dates: February 25-27, 2019

  * Group Dinner: TBD




### Participants

(Alphabetic order by first name) 

Name |  Arrival |  Departure |  Hotel |  Flight info and notes   
---|---|---|---|---  
Alan Stearns   
Amelia BR |  Feb 23 |  Feb 28 |  AirBnB w/ Florian & co   
Benjamin De Cock |  local |  n/a |  n/a   
Cameron McCormack |  Feb 23 |  Mar 1 |  TBD   
Chris Lilley |  (assuming visa granted in time)   
Chris Harrelson |  local |  n/a |  n/a   
Dave Cramer |  Airbnb   
Emil A Eklund |  local |  n/a |  n/a |  Can't make Monday AM.   
Emilio Cobos Álvarez |  ? |  ? |  ? |  ?   
fantasai |  local |  n/a |  n/a   
Florian Rivoal |  Feb 22 |  Feb 28 |  Airbnb   
François Remy |  Feb 23 |  Feb 28 |  Airbnb   
Greg Whitworth |  Feb 24 |  Feb 28 |  Hotel  
Hiroshi Sakakibara |  Feb 24 |  Mar 1 |  Airbnb   
Hyojin Song |  Feb 24 |  Feb 27 |  TBD |  OZ212/OZ211   
Jen Simmons |  Feb 24 |  Mar 2   
Jihye Hong |  Feb 24 |  Feb 28 |  Airbnb   
Koji Ishii |  Feb 24 |  Feb 28 |  TBD   
Lea Verou |  (assuming Chris' visa granted in time)   
L. David Baron |  n/a |  n/a |  home |  Caltrain #319 or #217  
Manuel Rego |  Feb 24 |  Feb 27 |  Airbnb   
Melanie Richards |  Feb 26 |  Feb 26 |  N/A |  AS324 / UA351   
Myles C. Maxfield |  I live here |  I live here |  My home |  Pogo stick   
Rachel Andrew |  Feb 24 |  Feb 28 |  Marriott Fisherman's Wharf |  AA285/AA6041   
Rossen Atanassov |  Feb 25 |  Feb 28 |  TBD   
Rune Lillesveen |  Feb 24 |  Mar 1 |  Orchard Hotel   
Simon Fraser |  local |  n/a |  n/a   
Tab Atkins |  local   
Tantek Çelik |  2019-02-25 |  local |  home |  TBD arriving late 24th or early 25th   
Tess |  local |  n/a |  n/a   
Daniel Bates |  local |  n/a |  n/a   
  
### Observers

  * Christian Biesinger (Google)

  * Chirag Desai

  * Mason Freed (Google)

  * Morten Stenshorne (Google)

  * Sean Voisen (Mozilla)

  * Lukasz Zbylut

  * Daniel Holbert (Mozilla)




### Regrets

  * Dael Jackson

  * Dirk Schulze

  * Brad Kemper ☹️




### Agenda

  * List topic here (link to issue), Your name

  * Error recovery in :is() :not(), Eric Willigers (remote)

  * Dark mode styling, Rune Lillesveen

  * High Contrast, Rossen + Melanie

  * ResizeObserver (GregW)

  * Add min/max constraints to CSS values grammar ( Proposal as comment on issue #355), Amelia BR

  * http://wptest.center/ demo from Tab

  * Houdini ❤️ Text

  * Backdrop filters, Chris Harrelson

  * URL modifiers for image loading (crossorigin,  preload,  async), Amelia BR

  * 3-D transform interoperability (css-transforms-2), dbaron/mattwoodrow, mattwoodrow would like to call in (from New Zealand, so 11am PST or later)

    * transform-style changes: Bugzilla summary, #3138 (comment), #1944, #1950, #1951, #1952

    * backface-visibility:hidden - Bugzilla summary, #918




### Schedule

#### Constraints

  * dholbert is missing Monday, so bias layout topics to Tues/Wed

  * High Contrast on Tues

  * Eric is in Sydney, so schedule Error Recovery for an afternoon.



  *[CSS]: Cascading Style Sheets
  *[URL]: Uniform Resource Locator
# Vintage & Anchor Books

# WORD on the street (NYC: on the W between Queensboro Plaza and Lexington Ave.)

****Joanna, reading** _**A Spot of Bother**_**

_1\. Why did you choose this book?_

I really liked Mark Haddon’s other book,  _The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time_. Then a friend recommended this one to me when we were discussing books with gay characters.

_2\. Do you like it?_

I like it. In the first 40 pages or so, I wasn’t sure that it was going to catch my interest, but then it picked up and I suddenly felt invested in the story. It sometimes makes me cringe, kind of like a TV drama, when the characters aren’t understanding each other and conflicts are piling up. But the relationships are more realistic than in a TV drama, so that’s a relief!

_3\. What are your favorite books?_

_Life of Pi_(Yann Martel),_Interpreter of Maladies_(Jhumpa Lahiri), Zeitoun (Dave Eggers), _Native Speake_ _r_(Chang-rae Lee), _The Bell Jar_(Sylvia Plath)….

_4\. Do you judge books by their covers?_

Not usually, because I find out about them online, and can only see a little thumbnail image of the cover anyway.

_5\. What did you have for breakfast?_

Cereal—three types mixed together. I still haven’t found one cereal that I like on its own.

**WORD on the street, Monday 4/12 (NYC: on the W between Broadway and 39 th Ave.)**

**Randy, reading _The Age of Wonder  
_**

_1\. Why did you choose this book?_

I read a review somewhere, maybe Salon.

_2\. Do you like it?_

Very much.

_3\. What are your favorite books?_

Do you want types of books or titles? That would take a long time.

_Either is great._

Mostly straight literature. But lately I’ve been getting into nonfiction, like this one, historical science. But Russian lit was always my biggest thing.

_Ok now a title._

Since I read it when I was 16, and I read it again all the time, _Crime and Punishment _(Fyodor Dostoevsky).

_4\. Do you judge books by their covers?_

I try not to but I definitely do, even it’s subconsciously. Especially if I know nothing about it, then the cover can make a big difference.

_5\. What did you have for breakfast?_

Pop-tarts. Why, are you finding a correlation between breakfast and reading habits?

_Not really. What kind of pop-tarts?_

Brown sugar cinnamon. Pop-tarts and coffee.
## ManBaby!

This is creepy and creepily awesome.

## Other Things…

I can’t help but think of all the _other_ things I could have said in my 25 (really 30) things about me. Like:

  1. I always get the same thing at Coldstone: Like it Lemon Sorbet with gummibears in a waffle cone.
  2. My favorite color is teal (not Tiffany blue)
  3. I really overuse (and like) parentheses.
  4. I’m really afraid of birds. When a flock of seagulls come at me at the beach I always scream. I think its because as a child I was chased by a swan. I would later have another terrible experience with a Swan.
  5. I don’t like stuff with stuff inside. I don’t like biting into something and have something ooze at me. Like stuffed chicken, or donuts or chocolate. Ew.
  6. I really love bacon. And bbq sauce. In fact I specifically love eating chicken wings and getting bbq sauce all over my face. I find it oddly endearing.
  7. I generally like movies about relationships that fail and/or struggle. I think they’re more realistic. (American Beauty, Good Girl, Closer are three of my favorite movies)
  8. Patron shots are a necessary vice.
  9. I’ve been smoking for 5 years and have never been addicted. A part of me wonders if I’m doing it wrong or if i’m just lucky.
  10. I really like it when the dog licks my toes.
  11. I’m a mean stabber (especially with carrots or corn on the cob)
  12. I don’t like girls and generally don’t have many female friends. I find women to be on a whole superfiscal, frivilous and petty. The only women I like are those that also don’t like women.
  13. I think being called girly is an insult. I prefer to be considered “one of the boys”
  14. I didn’t start eating butter until 2005.
  15. I didn’t start eating cheese until 2007.
  16. I can’t imagine life without #14 and #15 now.
  17. I like quizzes like this too much and think that you can learn a lot from a person from the kind of responses they give and I wish more of my friends filled/will fill them out.
  18. I can’t for the life of me make a whip noise. Though I amuse people when I try.
  19. I also can’t whistle, blow bubble gum, or carry a tune.
  20. Including the 30 I’ve already done I now have 50 random things about me. I can do basic simple math.
The Museum of Modern Art (NYC) had a showing of his drawings and paintings, composed while he was a patient in a mental institution, where he was encouraged to draw and paint as part of his therapy. [1996]Surrealist poet, stage actor, movie writer and movie actorAntonin Artaud, screenwriter of "La coquille et le clergyman", was enraged with Germaine Dulac, the female director who had made the film. At the première, that took place at the Salle des Ursulines, Artaud and a friend of his began to shout to each other: "Who did this film ?" "Madame Germaine Dulac did !" "And who is madame Dulac ?" "She's a cow !"French singer Charles Trenet said Artaud was "a permanent suicide".He didn't want any church burial but his family decided to do it against his will. Only actress Maria Casarès and a few other friends tried to oppose.

|  Antonin Artaud  Overview | **Date of Birth:** |  4 September 1896  
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To Each His Own Cinema (2007)

Drama | Comedy

## Cast:

Josh Brolin, Anouk Aimée, Fred Astaire, Isabelle Adjani

## Request movie

Are you sure, you want to order **To Each His Own Cinema** ? 

A collective film of 33 shorts directed by different directors about their feeling about Cinema. 

8.3 

La passion de Jeanne d'Arc (1928)

Drama | Biography | History

## Cast:

André Berley, Maria Falconetti, Antonin Artaud, Maurice Schutz

## Request movie

Are you sure, you want to order **La passion de Jeanne d'Arc** ? 

The sufferings of a martyr, Jeanne D'Arc (1412-1431). Jeanne appears in court where Cauchon questions her and d'Estivet spits on her. She predicts her rescue, is taken to her cell, and judges forge evidence against her. In her cell, priests interrogate her and judges deny her the Mass. Threatened first in a torture chamber and then offered communion if she will recant, she refuses. At a cemetery, in front of a crowd, a priest and supporters urge her to recant; she does, and Cauchon announces her sentence. In her cell, she explains her change of mind and receives communion. In the courtyard at Rouen castle, she burns at the stake; the soldiers turn on the protesting crowd.
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**Revenue Growth** : 38%   
**Profit Growth** : 177%   
**Total Return** : 98%   


With U.S. crude oil production at its highest level since 1993, CVR Energy has raked in the profits. The petroleum refiner and fertilizer manufacturer has a refinery in Coffeyville, Kansas—120 miles north of the nation’s main oil storage hub in Cushing, Oklahoma. High production created a bottleneck in Cushing, as existing transportation infrastructure couldn’t keep up with the rapidly increasing stockpiles of crude. The result was a two-year raw materials cost advantage for CVR and other refineries with access to inland crude. 

CVR bought crude cheap and sold its fuels at prices set by the higher global rate. The Sugar Land, Texas-based company’s revenues increased 180% from 2009 to 2012, and last year’s profits topped $379 million. _\--S.G._

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**Net Income ($ millions)** : 568.8   
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|  |  |  Antílopes tibetanos en Hoh Xil han vuelto a 50 mil ejemplares  
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El 6 de este mes se inauguró en Shanghai la Exposición Ambulante de Fotografías de Mascota para los Juegos Olímpicos de Beijing 2008, en la cual Caiga, jefe de la División de la Reserva Natural Estatal de Hoh Xil, provincia de Qinghai, dijo que según las investigaciones y encuestas realizadas en la etapa anterior, los antílopes tibetanos, animales bajo protección estatal de primera clase, han aumentado en Hoh Xil y las áreas periféricas, de los 15 mil en 1998 a alrededor de 50 mil en la actualidad. Debido al fortalecimiento de la publicidad y protección en los últimos años, a lo largo del 2004 no ocurrió en dicha reserva, hábitat de los antílopes, caso alguno de caza furtiva, y como resultado de ello su número se ha recuperado con considerable rapidez. El antílope tibetano es un animal silvestre precioso, exclusivo de la meseta Qinghai-Tíbet. A finales de los 1980, la caza furtiva despiadada diezmó trágicamente su población, reduciéndola de los más de un millón de ejemplares a sólo unas decenas de miles en la actualidad y llevándolos al borde de la extinción. |   
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En los pasados dos años los diversos sectores sociales han prestado suma atención y apoyo a la protección de los antílopes, comentó Caiga, quien añadió que como las autoridades de la reserva han llevado delante de continuo la acción especial de golpe a los depredadores furtivos, no se produjo ningún caso de caza ilegal en 2004, cosa que no tiene precedentes a desde el establecimiento de la reserva.
# Producers, Pigs and Pork - Lesson Plan Binder

Producers, Pigs and Pork is a set of five lessions for 3-6 grades that addresses our food supply system and focuses on pig farming. It includes a variety of lessons and activities which enhance standards and skills. Best practices and multiple teaching techniques are used in Producers, Pigs and Pork to provide a meaningful learning experience for students as they gain knowledge about pork and our food supply.

Kansas pork farmers have made the following educational resource available for download or you can email us for free copies for your classroom. You may print and reproduce this material for use in your classroom or other educational purposes.
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# 卫生级奥氏体不锈钢无缝和焊接钢管ASTM A270——2002

⒈本标准适用范围 

本标准适用于乳制品和食品工业具有特殊表面质量的奥氏体不锈钢无缝和焊接卫生用钢管，指定用于制药业时，其质量可作为附件提出要求。本标准适用于外径≤12in（304.8mm）用1b.in（棒.英寸）单位数值视为标准值。 

⒉本标准适用要求 

本标准规定了晶间腐蚀试验、制药品及钢管和化学清洗（钝化）等项补充要求，必要时可在订单中注明。按本标准供应的钢管还应符合ASTM A1016A/A1016M标准现行版各项适用要求，除非另有规定。 

⒊化学成分及力学性能要求 

钢的化学成分、力学性能应符合表1-1，若需方订单指定S31600和S31603用于制药品级钢管，其S≤0.005%~0.017%。 

1-1 

UNS代号  |  牌号  |  化学成分/%  |  抗拉强度≥  
|  屈服强度≥  |  伸长率/%  ≥（标距2in）  |  洛氏硬度≤   
---|---|---|---|---|---|---  
/ksi  |  /MPa  |  /ksi  
|  /MPa  
  
S30400  |  TP304  |  C≤0.08,Mn≤2.0,P≤0.045, S≤0.030,Si≤1.00,Ni8~11, Cr18~20 |  75  |  515  |  30  |  205  |  35  |  B90   
S30403  |  TP304L  |  C≤0.035,Mn≤2.0, P≤0.045,S≤0.030,Si≤1.0, Ni8~12,Cr18~20 |  70  |  485  |  25  |  170  |  35  |  B90   
S31254  |  C≤0.020,Mn≤1.0,P≤0.03, S≤0.010,Si≤0.80,Ni17.5~18.5, Cr19.5~20.5,Mo6.0~6.5, N0.18~0.22,Cu0.50~1.00 |  \-  |  \-  |  \-  |  \-  |  \-  |  \-   
S31600  |  TP316  |  C≤0.08,Mn≤2.00,P＜0.045, S≤0.030,Si≤1.00，Cr16~18, Ni10~14,Mo2.0~3.0 |  75  |  515  |  30  |  205  |  35  |  B90   
S31603  
|  TP316L  |  C≤0.035,Mn≤2.00,P＜0.045,  S≤0.030,Si≤1.00，Ni10~14,  Cr16~18,,Mo2.0~3.0  |  70  |  485  |  25  |  170  |  35  |  B90  
  
N08926  
|  C≤0.020,Mn≤20,P＜0.030,  S≤0.010,Si≤0.50，Ni24~26,  Cr19~21,,Mo6~7,N 0.15~0.25,  Cu0.50~1.50  |  \-  |  \-  |  \-  |  \-  |  \-  |  \-   
N08367  |  C≤0.030,Mn≤2.0,P＜0.040,  S≤0.030,Si≤1.0，Mo6~7,  Ni23.5~25.5,Cr20~22.0,  N 0.18~0.25,Cu≤0.75  |  \-  |  \-  |  \-  |  \-  |  \-  |  \-   
  
⒋热处理要求 

所有钢管应以热处理状态交货。除N08926和N08367之外的钢管，其热处理工艺应包括将钢管加热到不低于1900°F（1040℃），并随后在水中淬火或用其他方法急冷。N08926钢管应加热到不低于2010°F（1100℃），随后在水中淬火或用其他方法急冷，N08367钢管至少在2025°F（1107℃）作固溶退火，然后急冷淬火。 

⒌尺寸允许偏差 

钢管尺寸允许偏差有两种。 

①没有指定是制药业用钢管（需满足标准条款S2要求）时，可使用表1-2尺寸允许偏差（此表不适用于制药业用钢管） 

1-2 

外径尺寸  |  外径允许偏差  |  长度允许偏差   
---|---|---  
\+  |  \-  |  \+  |  \-   
≤1（38.1）  ＞1（38.1）~≤2（63.5） ＞2（63.5）~≤3（76.2）  
＞3（76.2）~≤4（101.6）  ＞4（101.6）~≤5（139.7） ≥5（139.7）~＜8（203.2） ≥8（203.2）~＜12（304.8）  
|  0.002（0.05）  0.002（0.05）  0.003（0.08）  0.003（0.08） 0.015（0.38）  0.030（0.76）  0.050（1.27）  |  0.008（0.20）  0.011（0.28）  0.012（0.30）  0.015（0.38）  0.015（0.38）  0.030（0.76）  0.050（1.27）  |  1/8（3.2）  1/8（3.2） 1/8（3.2） 1/8（3.2） 3/16（4.8）  3/16（4.8）  3/16（4.8）  |  0  0  0  0  0  0  0   
  


②制药业钢管尺寸允许偏差（见表1-3） 

1-3 

外径公称直径  /in（mm）  |  允许偏差   
---|---  
外径/in（mm）  |  公称壁厚/%  
|  切割长度/in（mm）   
\+  |  \-  |  \+  |  \-  |  \+  |  \-   
≤1.000（25.4）  1（38.1）~2（50.8）  2（63.5）~3（76.8） 4（101.6） 6（152.4） |  0.005（0.13）  0.008（0.20）  0.10（0.25）  0.015（0.38）  0.030（0.76）  |  0.005（0.13）  0.008（0.20）  0.010（0.25）  0.015（0.38）  0.030（0.76）  |  10  10  10  10  10  |  10  10  10  10  10  |  2（50.8）  2（50.8） 2（50.8） 2（50.8） 2（50.8） |  0  0  0  0  0
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