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- these bottles work great if you are trying to keep track of your fluid intake per hour...the graduated lines are a big help.
thanks Infinit (Posted on 5/14/2015)The dams and lakes in Ejea de los Caballeros allow for water sports, like sailing and rowing. Motorboats are not allowed and rules regarding the zebra mussel must be followed. In the summer, in Parque Lineal del Gancho there is a leisure boat renting service.
Information:
Club Náutico «Exea».
Polideportivo Municipal (Paseo de la Constitución s/n).nauticoexea@gmail.com<filename>app.js
var MegaPi = require("megapi").MegaPi;
var bot = new MegaPi(onStart);
var childProcess = require('child_process');

function onStart(){

  bot.encoderMotorRun(3,0);
  bot.encoderMotorMove(0,0);
  bot.dcMotorRun(4,0);
  //childProcess.exec('ffmpeg -s 640x480 -f video4linux2 -i /dev/video0 -f mpeg1video -b 800k -r 30./demo.mpeg');
}

var express = require('express');
var app = express();

app.get('/arm', function (req, res) {
     var query = req.query;
     if(query.arm1){
       targetArm1 = query.arm1;
      }
     if(query.arm2){
       targetArm2 = query.arm2;
      }
     res.send('ok');
  }
);
app.get('/armup', function (req, res) {
  bot.encoderMotorRun(3,30);
  setTimeout(function(){bot.encoderMotorRun(3,0);},600);
  res.send('ok');
});
app.get('/armdown', function (req, res) {
  bot.encoderMotorRun(3,-10);
  setTimeout(function(){bot.encoderMotorRun(3,0);},600);
  res.send('ok');
});
app.get('/armopen', function (req, res) {
  bot.dcMotorRun(4,-40);
  setTimeout(function(){bot.dcMotorRun(4,0);},600);
  res.send('ok');
});
app.get('/armclose', function (req, res) {
  bot.dcMotorRun(4,40);
  setTimeout(function(){bot.dcMotorRun(4,0);},600);
  res.send('ok');
});
app.get('/move', function (req, res) {
     var query = req.query;
     if(query.speed1&&query.speed2){
       bot.encoderMotorMove(query.speed1,query.speed2);
      }
     res.send('ok');
  }
);
app.use(express.static('public'));
var server = app.listen(3000, function () {
  var host = server.address().address;
  var port = server.address().port;
  console.log('arm robot app listening at http://%s:%s', host, port);
});This screenshot shows the multicolored icons that dot the Sterling Heights Digital Crime Map May 3. Police say the crime map was designed to inform residents and promote transparency.
STERLING HEIGHTS — Sterling Heights police hope a new online resource will help put a more transparent way of crime fighting on the map.
On April 22, the Sterling Heights Police Department announced its online Digital Crime Map. The map lets residents see what reported crimes and police response incidents are happening in their neighborhoods, as well as the crimes’ frequency and concentration.
The city’s information technology staff set the tool up to collect police incident data over a 72-hour time span and to update frequently. The color-coded information icons dot the map almost as soon as incidents are logged.
“By plotting what, when and where crimes are occurring, Sterling Heights police leadership will be able to use the resulting visual data to identify crime hot spots,” IT Director Steve Deon said in a statement.
The only incidents that don’t make the cut are ones that are undercover, or if public knowledge would put someone in harm’s way.
Sterling Heights Police Chief Dale Dwojakowski said the map is updated every hour to reveal three days’ worth of police- or crime-related events in Sterling Heights.
“So if a neighbor sees police cars in an area and wonders what happened over there, it’ll give a general description of the case, what was happening, and the date and time of the incident,” he said.
Police hope that the crime map will increase residents’ knowledge and awareness to the point that crime deterrence is possible. Police officials said that the map website will allow for anonymous tips from people who have information on a crime that occurred.
Sterling Heights Police Lt. Mario Bastianelli explained why police set the cutoff time of mapped-out incidents at 72 hours, adding that old material for something that happened six months ago won’t be as relevant to residents as the most updated statistics.
“We not only want to keep the citizens informed — we also want to utilize it with the assistance of citizens,” he said. “They’re our eyes and ears out in public.
Police officials said that the data could be helpful down the road for strategic deployment of officers when certain crimes are seen to keep occurring in an area.
See the map by visiting www.sterling-heights.net/crimemap ping. For more on the Sterling Heights Police Department, call |||PHONE_NUMBER|||.The daylong demonstration was held in response to Sacramento police officers killing 22-year-old Stephon Clark in his grandparents’ backyard on Sunday night while responding to reports of car break-ins. The Sacramento Police Department said officers believed Clark had advanced toward them while holding a gun, though police only found a cellphone on him after an exhaustive search.
Demonstrators on Thursday first stormed the buildings of Sacramento City Hall before moving out to the streets and marching down Interstate 5, the Sacramento Bee reported. They also gathered in front of the Golden 1 Center and, with linked arms, blocked ticket holders from entering the arena for a game between the Sacramento Kings and the Atlanta Hawks.
Protesters carried signs that demanded justice and criticized police officers for shootings of unarmed people, especially black men.
Some in the crowd carried signs that read, “Stop killing us” and “Black lives matter,” along with other messages demanding justice.
Police on Wednesday released footage showing the moments before and after officers shot and killed Clark while responding to reports of car break-ins. The videos were filmed from a sheriff’s helicopter and several body cameras.
While following Clark’s movements, deputies in the helicopter said they witnessed Clark shattering a sliding glass door before he encountered police, according to a department press release.
In aerial footage of the incident, thermal images show Clark running through a yard and hopping a fence. He stops at the home he shares with his two young children and grandparents. It is there that he’s confronted by two police officers.
The body camera footage shows officers running into Clark’s grandparents’ backyard. From around a corner, one officer yells at Clark to show them his hands. Then an officer can be heard yelling “gun,” prompting both officers to open fire.
The officers, who fired 10 rounds each at Clark, said they believed he was holding a gun. The police department also said officers thought Clark was carrying a toolbar used to smash windows.
The only thing officers found on Clark was a cellphone.
After protesters blocked the entrance to Golden 1 Center, the Sacramento Kings were forced to keep the arena’s doors closed to ticket holders.
The game started after a delay, with many seats remaining empty in the arena.
Outside of the Golden 1 Center, some protesters told ABC 10′s Frances Wang that they weren’t sorry for the ticket holders who weren’t able to enter the Kings game, “because as black people, they have been inconvenienced their whole lives,” Wang tweeted.
Stephon’s brother Stevante Clark spoke to the crowds outside of the Kings’ game, saying that the police “killed and murdered” his brother.
Stevante Clark encouraged the activists to focus on their community while calling for justice. He also hugged Stephon Clark’s girlfriend and mother of his two children while asking the crowd to chant Stephon’s name.
In the first three months of 2018, police in the U.S. have killed at least seven unarmed people, according to The Washington Post’s database. In 2017, they killed 68 unarmed individuals.
View photos of Sacramento’s protests over Stephon Clark’s killing below.
I’ve written before about the things we say to ourselves that are very bad for our confidence: “Good things never happen to me”, “I’m not good/young/old/clever/whatever enough”, “I can’t do that”, “I always fail” etc.
And I’ve told you that these things are a load of rubbish, not even true. Good things do and will happen to you, you are good/young/old/clever/everything enough to achieve the things you want in some way or another,