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Sometimes, you may accidentally click below 18 years in PUBG Mobile, which restricts you from playing the game after 6 hours. It will be always you to take a break of 30min ,45min and after 6 hours, you can't login the game anymore on that day.
So, here are the steps to follow in order to remove that restriction.
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Steps to Remove 18 years Restriction in PUBG Mobile | Disabling Health Remainder
1st Method:
Step 1) : Open the game and select setting at the bottom right.
Step 2) : Go to " Others " there you can see " Yes No " over there .
Step 3) : If you want to enable the health and need restrictions for the game, choose " No " .
If you want no restrictions and want to play the game without any break and for more than 6+ hours , then click " Yes ".
Note : Remember that, if you change that 18 Years " Yes to No " or " No to Yes" then , you can't be able to change it again for next 60 days . So, be careful.
2nd Method:
Step 1) : When you got that restricted remainder on the screen , click " OK " then you will be directed to login screen .
Step 2) : Now, ask your friend to get ready to invite you .
Step 3) : If you try to login again , you will get that remainder again , then don't click but wait like that for a while.
Step 4) : Your friend can see you online even though you are having that remainder. Then ask him to invite you and start the game. Most of the time, the game will get started. But unfortunately , sometimes, you will get removed automatically.
Step 5) : You can use this trick to play 1 to 2 matches. After that better to change the age .
3rd Method :
Step 1) : Download some free VPN apps from Play store. Example : Solo VPN .
Step 2) : Open that and change the location and set some other country other than India .
Step 3) : If you change the location, automatically IP address gets changed.
Step 4) : Now, open the PUBG Mobile and then you can't get that health remainder anymore .
I recommend you to play the for 4-6 hours with some real interest. Playing too much also leads to some severe headache and you may loose the points due to stress and all. I have earned Ace with 4KD simple by playing 4 hours a day. I was conqueror in season 7.
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Academy Award-winner Oliver Stone's ("Natural Born Killers," "Born on the Fourth of July") highly acclaimed and Academy Award-winning docudrama chronicles New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison's investigation into the assassination of President John F. Kennedy – controversially putting to the test some of the incredible details of the official "single assassin" and "magic bullet" explanations that have quietly plagued the nation for decades. Academy Award-winning superstar Kevin Costner ("Rumor Has It ," "The Bodyguard") heads a tremendous all-star cast, with the real Garrison in an ironic cameo as future Supreme Court Justice Earl Warren, of the government's infamous Warren Commission.
Its an excellent movie based on New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison's investigation into the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The movie is quite slow paced at 3 hours and 26 minutes long. Its part courtroom drama and part investigative thriller.
The movie is filled with so many good scenes like the Crossfire in Daley Plaza scene, meeting with X scene or the scene where David Ferrie is going crazy. The courtroom scene discussing the single bullet theory is excellent. The scene was famously spoofed in an episode of Seinfeld with Wayne Knight reprising similar role in the scene. The best scene of the movie is the Zapruder film scene. You can watch most of these scenes here.
Kevin Costner was very good as the obsessed Jim Garrison. His righteous role did seem similar to his role from The Untouchables. Sissy Spacek was good as his wife Liz. Tommy Lee Jones was excellent as Clay Shaw and was deservedly nominated for an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor. Gary Oldman was very good as Lee Harvey Oswald. Michael Rooker was good Bill Broussard. Kevin Bacon was good in a small role. Joe Pesci was very good as David Ferrie. Jack Lemmon was good in a small role. Donald Sutherland was good in a cameo. The real Jim Garrison is in a small cameo as Earl Warren. The rest of the cast was decent.
The movie was nominated for 8 Oscars including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Screenplay, Best Film Editing, Best Cinematography, Best Original Score and Best Sound. The movie won Oscars for Best Cinematography and Best Original Score.
Oliver Stone's direction is excellent. He shreds the "single assassin" and the "magic bullet" theories into pieces. Some may dismiss the movie as a movie based on a conspiracy theory but the official explanation for JFK's murder is more ridiculous than any conspiracy theory. The movie is a must watch if you are interested in John F Kennedy's murder.
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Opened 13 years ago
Closed 13 years ago
Last modified 5 years ago
#5615 closed defect (fixed)
SCI32: KQ7 coordinates bug
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|Engine: SCI
|King's Quest 7
Bug appeared in SVN revision 55744. ( http://scummvm.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/scummvm?view=revision&revision=55744 )
Logic was changed (in 5 places) in engines\sci\graphics\frameout.cpp, view.cpp and compare.cpp.
If I got it right, check for SCI_VERSION_2 was removed before checking "view->isSci2Hires()".
was: 2.0.hi UpscaledCoordinates 2.0 - 2.1.hi screen / script 2.1 screen / script x.x.hi - x.x -
now: 2.0.hi UpscaledCoordinates 2.0 - 2.1.hi UpscaledCoordinates 2.1 screen / script x.x.hi UpscaledCoordinates x.x -
In King's Quest VII (SCI v2.1) this causes incorrect coordinates handling (from SCI v2.0?), because some of game objects returns view->isSci2Hires() == true.
(For example, "Corn Kernel" and "Ear of Corn", when they are being examined in 3D window, or "Ripped Petticoat", when it's taken from cactus).
As a result, objects are placed with wrong coordinates, in addition their hotspots are somewhere outside.
By the way, that patch affects everything but 2.0 games, which Gabriel Knight 1 should be, according to http://wiki.scummvm.org/index.php/Sierra_Game_Versions#SCI_Games . And it tries to handle v2.1 as v2.0. So maybe Mac version is incorrectly detected as v2.1?
Sorry if I messed something up, I don't know much about SCI interpreters yet. :)
Ticket imported from: #3253208. Ticket imported from: bugs/5615.
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Change History (12)
comment:1 by , 13 years ago
The problem is that KQ7 (which is SCI2.1) incorrectly reports that flag, or its meaning was changed at one point. What version of KQ7 do you have? (In the VERSION file). It might have had its meaning changed at one point.
The Mac version is SCI2.1, not SCI2. It's like that on purpose. That Sierra Game Versions page is mostly for DOS/Windows versions only.
comment:2 by , 13 years ago
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comment:3 by , 13 years ago
I put it incorrectly probably. My KQ is not for Macintosh, it's for Windows, version 1.4, English, the one from 2 CD collection.
What I did is placed a warning message to frameout.cpp:
if (view->isSci2Hires()) { int16 dummyX = 0; _screen->adjustToUpscaledCoordinates(itemEntry->y, itemEntry->x); _screen->adjustToUpscaledCoordinates(itemEntry->z, dummyX);
warning("ver x.x, hires");
} else if (getSciVersion() == SCI_VERSION_2_1) { itemEntry->y = (itemEntry->y * _screen->getHeight()) / scriptsRunningHeight; itemEntry->x = (itemEntry->x * _screen->getWidth()) / scriptsRunningWidth; itemEntry->z = (itemEntry->z * _screen->getHeight()) / scriptsRunningHeight; }
And compiled ScummVM for Windows (with text console turned on).
Message appears with some objects - corn or petticoat (as I mentioned above) and probably some others. And those objects are shifted like this:
http://i54.tinypic.com/2vxf88w.jpg http://i55.tinypic.com/kas51h.jpg
But it doesn't appear with other objects - stick, for example. And they are shown normally.
by , 13 years ago
Incorrectly placed object
by , 13 years ago
3D window
by , 13 years ago
Chapter one title screen
comment:4 by , 13 years ago
The first place when message appears is the chapter title. I have attached the screenshots.
comment:5 by , 13 years ago
No, you put it correctly. All I needed was the VERSION file contents. The bitflag check is incorrect here and we should also check for screen size. I will fix later.
comment:6 by , 13 years ago
Thanks a lot. If any help needed, I'm at your service. :)
comment:7 by , 13 years ago
Fixed in e1883a6
comment:8 by , 13 years ago
|→ fixed
|new → closed
comment:9 by , 5 years ago
|→ Engine: SCI
|→ King's Quest 7


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Updates regarding the unprecedented Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic are circulated frequently, with news and updates daily. However, with the quick spread of information, some communities may be left out of the chain of communication. Vanessa Tapia, PSU senior in communication, is working with Spanish TV station Univision to keep Spanish-speaking communities in the Kansas City metro area informed about the virus.
"I personally noticed on social media we were receiving a lot information about Coronavirus in English, but we weren't receiving a lot of it in Spanish and there aren't a lot of articles or press releases translated," Tapia said.
According to Datausa, 10.2% of Kansas City, MO-KS citizens are speakers of a non-English language. Spanish is the most common language spoken, with 5.8% of the overall population speaking Spanish.
"So, I noticed a lack and the need for it, so we started doing some extra work," Tapia said.
Tapia works with others from the network to translate news regarding the virus.
"Every day we get out different news releases about it, talking to experts throughout the city, trying to get out as much information as possible through translating and press releases and everything," Tapia said.
The Univision staff currently work from home, but Tapia has set up her own studio at home to continue producing content for the channel.
"After we receive press releases, we figure out what the community wants to hear most and what's important then…," Tapia said. "Then we do a video and putting them out on YouTube, Facebook and our news channel. They're about a minute, so a minute on a different topic each day."
Tapia said they utilize Facebook and Facebook live to reach the communities.
"It's been the best way we're reaching these communities," Tapia said. "We do Facebook live where we are interviewing mayors, lawyers, school districts… we're trying to get as much information through there."
Although it has been a lot of work, Tapia believes it is worth it.
"So, it was a bit busy, but I think we've made an impact and the communities are more aware of it," Tapia said.
Troy Comeau, professor of communication, directs the media production program and said Tapia does well in stressful situations.
"She is very calm under pressure," Comeau said. "She's one of the best students I've ever had in terms of a pressure situation… she will stay calm."
Comeau said he knew Tapia would do well in her field.
"I could tell Vanessa was going to be successful very early in her career at Pittsburg State as a student," Comeau said. "She learns quickly… she's pretty well rounded."
Through her work at Univision, and now doing daily translation work, Tapia believes the experience has helped her grow.
"Spanish was my first language, so usually I always translated for family and friends… but now as much or as professionally as I've been doing it here," Tapia said. "It's a challenge, but I've gained a lot in both English and Spanish.


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(BREITBART) – President Joe Biden's border officials are now declaring a crackdown on illegal migrants after choosing to admit roughly 700,000 economic migrants in seven months across the Mexican border.
"Any single adult who is apprehended along the Southwest border who has previously been apprehended and deported under Title 8 will be referred to prosecution," said Manuel Padilla, chief of the U.S. Border Patrol's operations directorate, said in the State Department's Friday press conference.
If implemented, the policy would be a big but cosmetic shift in the welcome policy set by homeland security chief Alejandro Mayorkas. Currently, Mayorkas sends caught migrants back to Mexico so they can rest and try again. On July 11, the San Diego Union-Tribune reported:
Nearly everyone interviewed by the San Diego Union-Tribune shortly after being expelled to Tijuana said that they had tried crossing the border three or more times in recent weeks in hopes of getting in.
One man, who declined to be identified, said he'd lost count of how many times he tried. He tossed out a guess — 30.
Whatever the words, the actual impact of a promised crackdown will be measurable by early September when officials release the migration numbers for August. But the early results show little change.
For example, the administration made only three repatriation flights — with a total of roughly 300 people — back to Central American from July 30 to August 6. During that same period, roughly 40,000 people arrived at the border, and roughly 15,000 were admitted, according to media reports. That numbers suggest the administration's crackdown is admitting to 50 migrants for each one they repatriate.
Under President Joe Biden, Mayorkas and his pro-migration deputies at the Department of Homeland Security have repeatedly misled Americans and have used their power to shape media coverage and to distort public understanding of the massive migration they have invited into the United States.
They have also opened up many new semi-legal loopholes in the nation's borders. For example, Mayorkas recently declared that the six million Venezuelans who fled their home country for refuges in South America can now get U.S. residency and a work permit if they reach the United States by September 2022. Mayorkas has also offered work permits to 100,000 economic migrants from Haiti and to people from Hong Kong.
Moreover, Padilla repeated the administration's policy of creating migration pathways — regardless of how many illegal migrants are deported from the border — alongside the 1 million people legally admitted by Congress each year:
Developing a just, orderly, and humane immigration system includes expanding the legal pathways of the United States and also discouraging irregular migration. Quite simply, what we want to discourage is irregular migration. Asylum and other avenues of legal migration must be readily available to those in need.
But there is some evidence that the administration will impose a crackdown, even if only for TV audiences and for domestic political advantage.
For example, the promised crackdown comes as migration continues to rise in the summer months of July and August when migrant inflow had dropped in prior years, and as Biden's migration polls continued to drop.
Confusion seems to be the common unifying theme defining Biden's attempts to close the porous Mexican border.
Further, a growing bulge of many African and Asian migrants are working their way north through Central America — and are being watched by millions of others who have yet to decide if the border will be open for them.
Moreover, the announcements were made by career officials, not by the pro-migrati0n staff installed by the pro-migration secretary of homeland security, Alejandro Mayorkas.
So far, Mayorkas has blocked very few of the global migrants at the border and has also sent very few of them home, encouraging millions of other potential migrants in South America, Asia, Africa, and India.
But even if the administration deports single adult migrants back to their homelands, Padilla left open many loopholes for other economic migrants to walk through Mayorkas' border.
For example, Padilla said, "Anyone who does not have a legal basis under US law to be in the United States will be returned to their home countries and will not be allowed to stay here." But an unlimited number of migrants can easily claim "a legal basis" by simply asking for asylum," or by having a plausible claim to be aged 17 or younger.
Padilla also included the "legal basis" loophole when promising the repatriation of the mothers with children who are trying to join their illegal-migrant spouses who are now working in U.S. jobs:
Additionally, certain recently arrived families who cannot be deported or removed under Title 42, and who do not have a legal basis to remain in the United States, are subject to expedited deportation to their home country under the verification program. electronic nationality. Expedited deportation flights for certain families began on July 30 of this year. These flights have departed to El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras, and these regular flights continue every week.
The Cuban-born Mayorkas is an immigration zealot who grew up, graduated, and worked in California as a prosecutor during the 1990s. Business groups back up his support for migration.
Overall, investors and business coalitions want to import more migrants — even impoverished, ill, aging, or criminal migrants — because the migrants spike consumer sales, boost rental rates, cut wages, minimize management hassles, and so raise profits and stock values. The migrants also serve as clients for Democrat-run welfare agencies, and eventually, as voters for Democratic candidates.
But migration damages ordinary Americans' career opportunities, cuts their wages, raises their rents, curbs their productivity, shrinks their political clout, and fractures their open-minded, equality-promoting civic culture.
Amid Mayorkas' inflow of migrants, the "median weekly earnings of the nation's 113.6 million full-time wage and salary workers were $990 in the second quarter of 2021 … 1.2 percent lower than a year earlier," Breitbart reported July 16.
The economic extraction of valuable consumers, renters, and workers from poor countries also helps move wealth — and social status — from heartland red states to the coastal blue states. The extraction policy also helps move wealth and status from GOP rural districts to Democrat cities within each state.
In general, legal and illegal migration moves wealth from employees to employers, from families to investors, from young to old, from children to their parents, from homebuyers to investors, from technology to stoop labor.


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The Axis body worn camera solution is designed with an open architecture for maximum flexibility to integrate with existing software systems. This means departments do not have to purchase new video management software (VMS) or evidence management systems (EMS) when they invest in an Axis body worn cameras which protects their budgets from the added expense of new software and additional training.
It features three main hardware components: the camera itself, the camera docking station and the system controller. The camera captures video up to 1080p at 30fps and audio through dual microphones for noise suppression capabilities. The body worn solution includes many of the high-quality features found in Axis cameras such as: Wide dynamic range to guarantee image quality in even the most challenging light conditions, and Zipstream to reduce the demands for storage. Battery power is designed to cover a 'full shift', with 12 hours of normal usage and the capability for charging in-car or from a power bank. The cameras also have an internal storage of 64GB, which is enough to cover a full shift in full HD resolution.
The docking station and the system controller are separate units. The docking stations can be placed safely on the premises and the system controller provides a single integration and management point. The system controller sends the footage to the destination of choice for analysis and storage and allows for fast and reliable video offloading (100Mbit per camera). While the cameras store the video when used in the field, the system controller also deletes the files automatically from the cameras, so the device is immediately ready for use again.
Each camera also features built-in:
- GPS/GNSS receiver for location tracking
- Bluetooth Low Energy 4.1
- 802.11b/g/n WiFi
- 6-axis gyro and accelerometer
As with every device in the company's portfolio, Axis has ensured the highest level of security for the solution itself. Ultimately, the footage of body worn cameras might be needed in court, offering unbiased evidence of the incident and actions of all the parties involved. Therefore, all data is encrypted both at rest and in transfer using AES256 and TLS. In addition, video data can be fully end-to-end encrypted with specific integrations.
The mobile app accompanying the solution allows users to review the footage, which is then watermarked and includes a camera and user ID. In addition, the process of transferring the video material off the camera and onto a server is fully automated, which means no human interaction is needed and, therefore, no video section can be taken out of the footage during the process. Moreover, all cameras are registered to one 'home' system, which is the only system they are programmed to transfer their material to.
All these safety measurements ensure that it can be proven that not a single frame has been tampered with. It also keeps the solution safe from cyber disruptions.
The Axis body worn solution will be available in Q2 2020.
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Nixon appoints Fitch
to high court post
President Nixon today an-
nounced the appointment of
Federal Judge Frederick Fitch
of I t t a Bena, Mississippi to
the Supreme Court.
Contacted in Itta Bena, Fitch
said he would be proud to serve
on the Supreme Court. "I've al-
ways wanted to judge in the big
leagues," he .said.
Fitch apparently will not face
problems over ownership of stocks
and bonds. Such ownership was a
major reason Clement Haynes-
w o r t h. failed to receive Senate
confirmation.' Fitch, however, said
he did not own any stocks or
"All I} own in this world," Fitch
told reporters gathered at his, es-
tate, near Itta. Bena, "is my farm,.
my car, and these four slaves."
While his wife Magnolia stood by
his side, the slaves served Mint
Juleps and hominy to the report-
Fitch has long been .considered
a pioneer judge in the field of
civil rights, stemming back to a
1954 decision while he was a state
judge. Sam White, a Negro, had
been lynched after he was accused
of raping Nellie Jo Culpepper, a
white high school student. Despite
strong pressure from the white
community, Fitch found three-
whites guilty of disturbing t h a
peace, sentencing them to three
monthsin jail and fining them
$50 each.
Fitch came in for strong criti-
cism from local Civil Rights' law-i
yers last year for dismissing, after
what one lawyer said was a
"thirty second hearing," a coip-
plaint filed on behalf of several
Negro sharecroppers. They h a d
protested the county's cancella-
tion of welfare payments due to
lack of funds to pay them., Fitch,
noting that tax rates were al-
ready high, said the sharecroppers
should "show some initiative and
get a job." They had "fed too long
at the public trough," said Fitch.
John Pureblood, a civil rights
lawyer who practiced for two
years in Mississippi before return-
ing to his Wall Street law firm,
told reporters that Fitch should
have disqualified himself because
many of the Negroes had gone on
welfare only after Fitch had
stopped growing c r o p s on his
Fitch told reporters that he had
stopped growing cotton only after
the Department of Agriculture
had repeatedly asked him to be-
cause of surpluses. "I took a big
loss by not growing crops," said
Department of Agriculture rec-
ords show Fitch, who is descended
frpm Civil War Confederate Gen-
e6al Leroy Lemay, was paid $122,-
069 last year for not growing any-
thing on his farm.
Regents Plaza after demonstrations
Feidhamp to convert Angel al
into emergency housing units
Ragnlse out'a
capitalist exploiotation
SACRAMENTO, Calif. - (CPS) - Governor Ronald Rea-
gan today lashed out at realty offices in Santa Barbara, say-
ing they were guilty of what Reagan called "capitalist ex-
ploitation" of students in Isla Vista, the student residential
community near the campus.
Reagan said he abhorred and condemned violence, and
felt the burning of the bank of America was particularly bad,
but that "we should understand Why this has happened."
Noting that although the bank
was burned and realty offices ran-
sacked, few other businesses had
been affected. Reagan told re-
porters, "There is a jewelry store
Iwith fourteen diamond rings and
eja pearl necklace in the window. It
visits Seale
V-1 S ts castands right next door to one of
the realty offices which was de-
stroyed. Yet the jewelry store
wasn't even touched."
I P "That would seem," Reagan in-
dicated, "to indicate the students
SAN FRANCISCO - (CPS) - were just a bit angry at the realty.
Vice President. Spiro T. Agnew Reagan also attacked the Bank
today met with Black Panther of America's recent "Violence in
leader Bobby Seale in the San Americ'a" ad. "It's hypocritical for
Francisco' prison where Seale is that bank to talk about violence
being held prisoner. when it is helping finance and
Agnew, while terming S "an sustain a war in Vietnam, Laos,
Agew wil trmngSeale and Cambodia whose .violence. is
unappreciative madman," said he unprecedented in modern times."
sympathized with Seale's case.
"Attorney General John Mitchell The question we must 'consider,
(whose wife Martha is running said Reagan, is "Who is more re-
for Senate) is waging a purpose- sponsible for the violent world we
ful battle to put all yoo dissenters live in, the frustrated students in
and colored folk in jail, and it's Santa Barbara or the internation-
time we, the Gr-eat Silent Majority, al banking interests like the Bank
stood up for you." i of America who support the mili-
to pr yo. sinryAgn tary effort with millions of dol-
To prove his sincerity, Agnew lars?".
.brought a basket of fruit to Seale
and said he would send another
basket every Thanksgiving "for{
as long as you are in jail - even
if that's 100 years."
Mitchell, interviewed in Wash- /Io
lngton, said he did not have time M7 dA. a d sUJ
to respond to the vice president's
comments as he was working full B DOC LOS
time to bring criminal charges
against Agnew's daughter Kim for Mao Tse - Tung, a yo
placing a six-cent American flag swimmer from San Fra
postage stamp upside down on a College set a new worl
letter to a friend. the 100 yard freestyle at
Mrs. Mitchell, interviewed on in Flint yesterday.
the balcony of her Washington
Watergate apartment where she Tung,, who has establi
was watching several hundred as a celebrity on the S-I
troops beating anti-war protesters pus over the past few S
and sipping tea, said, "Anything uted his latest victory
it takes my John to stop those d
liberal communists from taking tionary new stroke whi
over is fine with me." his competitors.
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By GEORGE ROMNEY '
John Feldkamp, director of the
Office of University Housing an-
nounced today that the Angell-
Mason-Haven complex will be con-
verted into 1000 emergency low-
cost student apartment to help
alleviate the crushing housing
shortage in Ann Arbor.
Feldkamp, in an exclusive in-
terview with The Daily last night,
said other University buildings
"may have to be occupied" if the
available space in Angell, Mason
and Haven Halls proves insuf-
ficient. When asked about other
structures which may be convert-
ed, Feldkamp mentions the Presi-
dent's residence and the Adminis-
tration Bldg. were "definite pos-
'"Some of the offices in the Ad-
ministration Bldg. seem so com-
fortable I wouldn't mind living
there myself," Feldkamp said con-
cerningtheproposed changes.
kmIt was also learned that Feld-
kamp has recently conducted a
feasibility survey to determine the
possibilitids for converting the
Cooley Laboratories and the In-
stitute for Science and Technology
into temporary day care centers
until suitable facilities can be
located. While the results of the
survey remain classified, a definite
proposal will probably be submit-
ted to the Regents before, their
April seance.
In a statement released to the
University communityaFeldkamp
said that after many agonizing
hours of "political education" and
"self criticism" he had come to
realize that the best interests of
al concerned could only'be served
by a "radical reorientation of Uni-
versity priorities."
"It is time for Fleming and the
Regents to stop dilly-dallying
around," Feldkamp added.
The housing director; who has
made his way up through' the
ranks of the University pecking
order - from the 'presidency of
Student Government Council
indicated he has higher ambitio
as a career bur'eaucrat and not
that "these revolutionary . ste
should clear the way for the n
housing director.",
When..asked whom his success
might be Feldkamp remarked th
"Marty McLaughlin has 'not be
ruled out of the running."
In a related housing story,
was learned last night that t
Tennants Union has acquired t
deeds to a number of Universi
residence halls whose mortgag
were defaulted. The halls were r
financed to cover the costs. of ih
stalling ankle deep pile carpeti
in the' Administration Bldg. a]
last year's excavation in front+
Angell Hall in search of Harl2
Hatcher's prized tea-cup colle
Stuart Katz, a spokesman f
the recently incorporated PeoplE
Property Management Associati
(PPMA), refused to comment{
rumors that PPMA would tu
down the University's request f
8-month leases.
Katz did mention that "su
stantial" damage deposits wou
be required from the Universi
in light of the administration
inability to establish any wor
able agreements with dorm res
"You can never be too caref
with all the student unrest the
days," Katz was heard to sayE
he was escorted out of a neg
tiating session with University- o
ficials by Sanford Security guar
last night.
CAMPUS MOURNS w S,
By JAC LEGGOF
In a huge candlelight vigil on Regents Plaza last night,
the University community bid a sad farewell to its President
Robben W. Fleming - who witnessed the proceedings through
the gun-slit windows of the Administration Building.
The vigil was a somber aftermath to the events of a few
hours earlier. Then a h-ob of enraged students was surgin
toward the Plaza chanting "AdmissionsROTCresearchrecrui-
ingBAMcl ildcare!"
Fleming, notified by informants of the mob's approach, followed
a pre-arranged "Plan Red." From the second floor of the Adminis-
tration building he threw a master switch which immediately stalled
the building's elevators, released robot acetylene torches which welded
the exits shut and covered the glass doors with 2-foot-thick slabs 6
lead, electrified the walls, cut off telephone communications with the
outside, and withdrew the surrounding sidewalk, uncovering a gaping
moat stocked with pirranhas and drug-maddened jellyfish.
All this President Fleming has communicated to The Daily via
Navy-surplus signal flags.
Unknown at the time to President Fleming, Campus Security
Chief Roland Gainsley had previously installed a time-lock devi*,
in the automatic self-defense mechanism which Fleming triggered.
Taking the time-lock to be a thermostat. Fleming set it at a 'com-
A fortable 70 years before sealing off the building. He discovered his
error only afterward. Since then, Fleming has been in around-thei
clock negotiations with the time-lock, and in a joint communique
describing the sessions as "frank and informative," Fleming and the
time-lock have promised to resume negotiations this evening.
Once the' finality of Fleming's situation became clear, the UnA
versity Activities Centers announced an essay contest on "How best
to deal with this unfortunate-but-who-knows?-maybe-fruitful ny-
way thing." Co-chairmen of the UAC judging committee are Mary
Beth Skipquist of Goe Geta Gye sorority and Rockwell Smilegrin of
ns the Alpha Q fraternity.
ed The first respondent was Gene Gladstone of New Mobe, just
ps returned to town after planning a series of nationwide, mass-turr
ew out supermarket-openings-for-peace. Gladstone suggests making the
. most of the situation by calling the event "Lock-up \to End the War,"
or and has offered personally to narrate a "Special Report" on the event
at for nationwide television.
en SDS and IS have jointly suggested entombing the Administra-
tion Building and its occupant under 600 tons of green-tinted con-
it crete, and naming it the "Tomb of the Well-Known Bureaucrat
hne Funds for the project would come from reordering the University's
he financial priorities.
ty .' Upon learning of this suggestion, Computer Science Professor
es Bernard Galler began circulating a petition calling upon "all those
' who are sincere in this suggestion (to) spend their' time raising funds
rig for it" rather tha'n "continually burdening the University with such
nd costly projects - no matter how meritorious they may be." {
of Mrs. Lenore Romney. candidate for the Senate, has also sub-
an mitted a suggestion-essay. UAC judges have thus far been unable
c- to read i! however, and have forwarded it to the Anthropology De-
partment for further study.
or Philosophy Professor Carl Cohen released a statement of his own.
e's "We must distinguish," he said, "between the functions of a Uni-
on versity building as a building qua building and those of a University
on building as an edifice in another, more abstract (shall we say) sense.
rn This distinction may appear academic - as it very certainly .(or most
-likely; at least) is - but what, we may rightly ask, are we here in an
b- academic community for if not (indeed) to be academic? Eh?"
ld Plans were underway, meanwhile, to get special food supplies
ty to Fleming - to be dropped through the narrow air-Intake atop the
's Ad Building. ENACT members have threatened to hurl themselves in- S
k- to the jellyfish-infested moat unless they are assured that all the
i- bottles in these food supplies will be returnable.
. At last word, Mrs. Fleming was. planning a tea to last from 12:15
ul to 12:20 tomorrow afternoon.
se (Latest reports inicate that student Michael Davis, at the time
as standing on one leg and pledging to inhale only ozone and snuff in
o- protest over the age of the chickens served in the dorms, was also
f- trapped inside' the' Ad Building when it was sealed. Davis reportedly
ds has taken his situation good-naturedly, signallixlg reporters outside
of his intention to spend his free time re-writing the University's by-
Sheriff Harvey object of recent
disorderly person's complaint
Washtenaw County Sheriff Dou-
glass Harvey was the object of
a disorderly person's complaint
filed with the Houghton Lake
State Police Feb. 14 after he and
five deputies checked into a local
Mrs. Beatrice Pitts, of the Gas-
light Manor on M-55 in Pruden-
ville told State Police the sheriff
and his men checked into the
motel about 12:30 a.m. Feb. 14
and that she had difficulty in
keeping the quiet. She said all ap-
peared to have been drinking and
that most did not go to their as- Citizens of Washtenaw County
signed units. have decided to give Sheriff Dou-
Officers, who received the call glas J. Harvey moral and finan-
the next morning, arrived and cial support in his effort to main-
learned that SheriffnHarvey and tah peace and tranquility in
his men were checking out. Mrs. Washtenaw County. .
Pitts said she would not press Sixty five citizens met and es-
charges if the sheriff and his men tablished a committee known as
paid for all damages they caused the "BUCK UP YOUR SHERIFF"
to the motel. committee. The object is to cir-
The sheriff and his men paid culate petitions to present to the
the bill and left. Washtenaw County Board of
Supervisors to encourage them to
-Houghton Lake Resorter provide the Sheriff adequate op-
Feb. 19-erational funds, realistic moral
suport and necessary legal counsel
laws, roadmaps, and electrical circuit schemats.)
swimmers to vctory
Dung oriental'
ancisco State,
d's record in
a meet Yield
shed himself
F State cam-
years, attrib-
to a revolu-
ch wipes out
ked the lat- '
to represent him in litigation that
may arise from the performance
of his duties as Sheriff. Also, to let
the Sheriff know that the citizens
of Washtenaw County support
him in his past and present efforts
to act in the best interest of the
majority of the citizens in Wash-
tenaw County.
--Buck up your Sheriff
March 30
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bably realize, all the stories on this
page are April fool spoofs. However,
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The last two decades have seen a dramatic increase in the number of scientific investigations within Chinese archaeology. The light cast by these new methodologies have strengthened our understanding of Chinese prehistory both in theory and in practice. This talk considers the construction of the Neolithic in relation to diachronic changes in subsistence practice. Three key factors will be discussed in turn: the beginning of millet domestication in northern Eurasia; cultural changes in relation to food production and consumption in prehistory; and, the globalisation of starchy crops in late prehistory.
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By Richard Baum, Ph.D., University of California, Los Angeles
A primary focus of economic reform in the spring of 1979 was the introduction of Special Economic Zones, or SEZs. The idea for SEZs originated in 1978, just across the border from Hong Kong. With its labor and material costs steadily rising, Hong Kong's largest shipping firm owners were seeking a low-cost alternative site for their plants.
The Four Special Economic Zones
Hong Kong's largest shipping firm owners had come to She'kou searching for a suitable location to build a new factory for salvaging scrap metal from old ships. When Deng Xiaoping heard about the proposal to locate the new facility on Chinese territory, his response was positive. Thus was born the first Chinese "Special Economic Zone".
Within a year, four new SEZs had been provisionally authorized. Two of them—in Shenzhen and Zhuhai— were located near the mouth of Guangdong's Pearl River Delta, immediately adjacent to Hong Kong and Macao, respectively. The third Special Zone, Xiamen, was located directly across the strait from Taiwan, on the coast of Fujian Province. The fourth, Shantou, was on the Guangdong coast, halfway between Xiamen and Shenzhen.
Modeled loosely after export processing zones found elsewhere in Asia, the four coastal SEZs were expected to become advanced centers of high-tech manufacturing and industrial processing and were geared to the rapid expansion of China's export trade.
They were offering foreign investors and joint-venture partners substantially reduced taxes and import duties, as well as low labor costs and flexible terms for repatriating their profits. The four Special Economic Zones were destined to become the leading edge of China's economic "opening" to the outside world, as well as the engine driving China's spectacular export manufacturing boom in the 1980s and 1990s.
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Economic Growth
However, the Special Zones proved to be a significant bone of contention between Deng Xiaoping and some of his less open-minded coalition partners, including his close friend, Chen Yun.
Chen disapproved of the special privileges that Deng proposed to offer foreign investors in the Special Zones, which he viewed as reminiscent of concessions granted to foreign imperialists by the Manchus in the 19th century.
As a result, Chen Yun famously refused to allow his hometown of Shanghai to become China's fifth Special Economic Zone. Consequently, throughout the 1980s, Shanghai's economic growth lagged well behind the more dynamic and heavily invested coastal SEZs of Guangdong and Fujian.
Only in the early 1990s, when Chen Yun's advanced age rendered him unable to cast an effective veto, did Shanghai's Pudong district join the ranks of the fast-paced, free-wheeling SEZs. The split between Deng and Chen Yun on the issue of Special Economic Zones was symptomatic of a broader and deeper rift that was emerging between these two longtime comrades in the 1980s.
Learn more about Mao's economic program.
Deng and Chen: Emerging Rift
At the Third Plenum, Chen had endorsed Deng's proposal to undertake limited experiments with market reform to raise productivity. By training and by instinct, however, Chen Yun was more economically conservative than Deng.
In the early 1980s, Chen Yun began to chafe at Deng's willingness to allow market forces to replace central planning willy-nilly. His differences with Deng were graphically expressed in the form of an extended metaphor, in which Chen famously likened the Chinese economy to a captive bird inside a cage.
[Of course] one cannot hold a bird tightly in one's hand without killing it. It must be permitted to fly—but only within its cage. Without a cage, it would fly away and become lost. [Naturally], the cage must…have appropriate space, [and] one may [thus] enlarge its size…[But] regulation of economic activity by the market must not entail the abandonment of…[socialist] planning.
This emerging dispute between Chen Yun and Deng Xiaoping over the optimal size of the socialist birdcage and, by extension, the proper limits of economic "reform and opening up" was destined to grow substantially broader and more contentious as the 1980s progressed.
But for now, in the early 1980s, China was enjoying a renaissance in popular culture.
Learn more about Deng's anticorruption campaign.
Chinese Renaissance
Freed from the iron grip of Jiang Qing's cultural tyranny, the Chinese people began to let their hair down, literally and figuratively. The renaissance started in 1979 and was visible first and foremost in China's major eastern cities. In Beijing in that year, a Pierre Cardin fashion show was held in the shadow of Tiananmen Square. At the same time, nearby, disco dancers shimmied nightly and swilled martinis at Peking's International Club.
In the same year, Western businesspeople signed deals for a chain of modern tourist hotels in China, including such future Beijing landmarks as the Hyatt Jianguo Hotel, the Sheraton Great Wall, and the Holiday Inn Lido. Meanwhile, between classes, Chinese college students openly discussed the virtues of romantic love, President Carter's human rights policy, the films of Laurel and Hardy, and the virtues of Coca-Cola..
Common Questions about China's Economic Growth and Cultural Renaissance in the 1980s
The owners of the largest shipping company in Hong Kong had come to She'kou looking for a low-cost site to build a new factory. When Deng Xiaoping heard of this idea, he welcomed it, and thus was born China's first Special Economic Zone.
Chen disapproved of the special privileges that Deng proposed to offer foreign investors in the Special Zones, which he viewed as reminiscent of concessions granted to foreign imperialists by the Manchus in the 19th century. He, therefore, refused to allow his hometown of Shanghai to become China's fifth Special Economic Zone.
Since Chen refused to allow his hometown of Shanghai to become China's fifth Special Economic Zone, Shanghai's economic growth lagged well behind the more dynamic and heavily invested coastal SEZs of Guangdong and Fujian.


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Topic: We wonder if the Los Angeles Lakers were to go after a point guard in free agency who should they go after — Rajon Rondo or Goran Dragic?
Context: The Lakers are armed with a substantial amount of cap space this off-season and are intent on making a splash in free agency. There will be some talented players available, but in all likelihood, players like Marc Gasol and LaMarcus Aldridge are extremely likely to remain with their current teams.
At this point in time, two of the most attainable players for the Lakers seem to be point guards Rajon Rondo and Goran Dragic. While they both play the same position, they are completely different players.
Rondo is one of the most pure point guards the NBA has to offer. He is an excellent passer with uncanny court vision and has championship experience from his time with the Boston Celtics. He is also a solid defender, but is one of the worst shooters in the NBA both from the perimeter and at the free throw line.
Dragic is a crafty guard capable of playing both on and off the ball. He is one of the best finishers at the rim of any guard and is a solid shooter. While not as good of a passer as Rondo, he still gets teammates involved and can guard multiple positions.
The recent play of Jordan Clarkson has caused many to say that the Lakers shouldn't focus on the point guard position in the off-season. While that may be true, the Lakers have said that they are looking to add talent, regardless of position and Byron Scott spoke specifically about building with Clarkson, rather than around him.
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Both players would be welcome additions to the Lakers, and would give the roster a boost, but which one should the Lakers focus on first?
Verdict: We went to Twitter to ask the Lakers Nation fans who they would rather the Lakers go after, Rajon Rondo or Goran Dragic? These are some of the responses:
@TheeCoreyH @LakersNation Dragic. The lakers lack a definitive go-to scorer and Goran can fulfill that void. #LNDebate
— Brian (@BRayos_) April 4, 2015
@TheeCoreyH @LakersNation Rondo. A cerebral starting PG that compliments @JClark5on's athleticism as backup PG #LNDebate
— Kwasi B. (@nonstndrd) April 4, 2015
@TheeCoreyH honestly people hating on Rondo but the dude can ball and just isn't happy in Dallas. He would thrive in LA #LNDebate
— Ryan Pendergrass (@Rp017) April 4, 2015
@TheeCoreyH #LNDebate rondo easy. Dragic is too passive. In perspective you can do more with rondo/kobe/randle than dragic/kobe/randle
— jffrey.surffffentine (@surffffin_jeff) April 4, 2015
@TheeCoreyH @LakersNation Goran Dragic, I like my PG's shooting better than me from the line #LNDebate
— Adam Perry (@adamc_perry) April 4, 2015
@TheeCoreyH @LakersNation rondo everyday #LNDebate
— Master Zen (@SowMagic) April 4, 2015
@TheeCoreyH @LakersNation Rondo is a champ but Dragic has a shot, so Dragic #LNDebate
— Spam Cooke (@LowKeyKing_) April 4, 2015
The fans were relatively split on this subject with many preferring Rondo and other wanting Dragic. A lot of people also prefer to just let Clarkson grow at the point guard spot which isn't a bad option either, but for the sake of this debate, Goran Dragic would be my choice.
Dragic simply fits better with the Lakers in my opinion. He provides scoring that the team lacks, and is extremely versatile. He has the ability to play with another point guard, like he did in Phoenix with Eric Bledsoe, and he can fit in next to a traditional shooting guard like he's doing in Miami now.
I also like Dragic's toughness. He doesn't back down from anyone and has proven himself in big games over the years. The Lakers may be better served focusing on other positions in the off-season, but if they are truly in the market for a point guard, Goran Dragic is the best option for them.[divide]
Byron Scott Says Lakers Are Looking To Build 'With' Jordan Clarkson


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Environment : Json-cpp , C++
Keep it in mind that the judge point may located in the
assert processing , that any error when parsing can trigger a assert error , which will kill the program.
Establish objects for Reader and Value.
Json::Reader *pJsonParser = new Json::Reader(Json::Features::strictMode()); //If you want to switch on strict mode.
Json::Reader reader;
Json::Value value;
Note: Strict mode can be used to parse unknow json , like a array out of a "[]". In a case this may trigger 'Assert Failed'.
Analyze the structure of your json string. I recommend some tools online that you can find easily in internet to color json string. In the view of Json-cpp ,
'1' and
1 is totally two different things.
There should be several layers in a json string , each one contains 2 format of its member : element and array .
Here is a simple example , The outermost element of this Json string is
date ,
count, and it has a sub-layer called
data, which contains
Tem. To show it clearly , I put indentation for each layer :
"date": "20180828",
"message": "Success !",
"status": 200,
"city": "Chongqing",
"count": 19,
"data": {
"humidity": "52%",
"pm25": 44,
"pm10": 77,
"quality": "low polution",
"temp": "30",
Be aware of the different between
20180828 and
I wrote two struct to save the information in these elements, which create objects called
json and
Be aware of the type
asXXXX function in the end , which decide the type of returned data
value["XXXX"]. It must be exactly same with the type of the data of json string , and the type of the data defined in struct we write. Of course , the type of string can be defined as
String or
CString freely.
if (reader.parse(obj.GetCityWeatherJson(), value))
Json.date = value["date"].asCString();
Json.message = value["message"].asCString();
Json.status = value["status"].asInt();
Json.city = value["city"].asCString();
Json.count = value["count"].asInt();
const Json::Value arrayObj = value["data"];
data.shidu = arrayObj["shidu"].asCString();
data.pm25 = arrayObj["pm25"].asInt();
data.pm10 = arrayObj["pm10"].asInt();
data.quality = arrayObj["quality"].asCString();
data.wendu = arrayObj["wendu"].asCString();
data.ganmao = arrayObj["ganmao"].asCString();
For example , there's a array in a layer , and each element in the array has same type of data . Check this json:
"forecast": [
"date": "28th,Sat.",
"sunrise": "06:28",
"high": " 37.0℃",
"low": " 28.0℃",
"sunset": "19:22",
"aqi": 51,
"type": "Cloudy",
"date": "01st,Sat",
"sunrise": "06:30",
"high": "35.0℃",
"low": "27.0℃",
"sunset": "19:17",
"aqi": 42,
"type": "Cloudy",
Now we need to declare a vector like :
And declare corresponding struct :
ST_data ,
ForecastList is the name of our container.
Here is the parsing code:
const Json::Value subArrayObj2 = arrayObj["forecast"];
for (unsigned int i = 0; i < subArrayObj2.size(); ++i)
forecast.date = subArrayObj2[i]["date"].asCString();
forecast.sunrise = subArrayObj2[i]["sunrise"].asCString();
forecast.high = subArrayObj2[i]["high"].asCString();
forecast.low = subArrayObj2[i]["low"].asCString();
forecast.sunset = subArrayObj2[i]["sunset"].asCString();
forecast.aqi = subArrayObj2[i]["high"].asInt();
forecast.type = subArrayObj2[i]["type"].asCString();
How it works ?
First we need a function
size to give us a number to show how many element this array have , then establish the object
subArrayObj2[i] , in each process , put the data in
forecast , and use function
pushback to push it into the vector.
If you don know exactly how
vector and
pushback work , you need just understand you can use
data.ForecastList[i].XXX to call the data called
xxxin No. i element by doing this. For example , the data in
data.ForecastList[0].date will be "28th, Sat." , and
data.ForecastList[1.date is "01st, Sat." .


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Huge park with four different spots to camp, one on a small lake (zone 7). Picknick-tables and firepits are available, also a basketball field. There is a zoo in the park and a lot of hiking trails. Entry fee for the park is 20 Pesos per person, camping in a vehicle is 100 Pesos.
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Still nice - We were alone this time .. As other people said there are some dogs but if you shoot them with a water-gun they go away :)Report Check-In
Now 120 pesos pp for camping. We could tap electricity from the sanitary block.Report Check-In
It's winter & the place is deserted. Our Spanish is t strong enough to understand the gal at the front gate. She wanted to charge for park entry 50p + 40p p/person + 80p for camping. We had no interest in the zoo. There isn't any hot water as solar showers don't work in winter. We paid 190p for the night camp 2 adults 2 kids. It's massive so easy to find a camp. Am sure it's nicer here in the summer. Stayed just one night.Report Check-In
40 per person now, for the 2 of us and roof tent came to 175.Report Check-In
One of our favorite natural campsites! This park is perfect for relaxing after long City tours/camping- clean,fresh air,the smell of pine needles and calm & safety nights; we stayed 11nights and payed 20Pesos/adult entrance fee and 80Pesos/night for the camping; at this time of the year the little lake was totally gone= dry but the rest of the park is perfect for camping like in a state/ provincial park; there are different restrooms with flush toilets and cold showers but there is one solar/hot shower near the zoo; yes they are lots of strays...but all of them are very friendly...if you like dogs consider to bring some dog food for them. They are so kind and grateful. This park is very well maintained!! We highly recommend this place!Report Check-In
This is a nice park. We enjoyed being back in nature after extended city camping. Rather then camping by the lake (which wasn't much of a lake while we were here) we recommend staying at the first campsite area when you turn right to go around the loop. It's right before the zoo. There were hardly any people here and less stray dogs. Our dog was pretty much left alone. Washrooms are near this campsite area as well. We'd recommend! It's 20p per adult, 15p for parking and 80p to camp over night, $135p all in. For our second night we were only charged $80 for camping.Report Check-In
Still here, still good. 135 pesos for entrance and camping. Stayed at zone 7 next to a hut with a table close to the lake. Cold in the evening, some partiers on Saturday night, nice sunrise. Clean toilets. Good gravelroad all around. Note: when people commented that there are a lot of strays they do mean a LOT of strays. Not ideal for our dog.Report Check-In
As described before.
Toilets clean, but no water at all places.
When it rains it is not that much fun.
Temperatures at night 10C, in June.
Paid 135p for entrance and camping.
20 pesos par personne l'entrée du parc + 80 pesos pour y rester dormir. Se rendre jusqu'à la zone 7, c'est un champ face à un lac avec des tables à pique-nique, des barbecues, des toilettes, une petite cahute vend des boissons et un peu de street food. Beaucoup de chiens errants qui cherchent de la nourriture, pas méchants. Évitez le samedi soir, quelques jeunes font des barbecues avec musique à fond jusqu'à la nuit mais sans alcool. Ça dépanne pour une nuit.Report Check-In
Nice, quiet place. Noone around. Toilets were clean and there was running water (section 7). Security guard came around at night to ask us about our tickets and told us he would secure the area, which was nice. It gets really cold at night, around -8 degrees celcius. Paid 140 pesos for 2 persons.Report Check-In
This park looks more like a State Park in the US with various camping options. We arrived just before dark and headed straight for Zone 7, thanks to the recommendations. Bathroom in zone 7 was open and clean, however lost water overnight.
The entrance to the park is actually off the main road and easy to miss, especially since the sign outside does not give any indication for camping.
Very large park with many areas to camp in any type of rig. The place was empty on weekdays. Bathrooms locked except Zone 7 but they will unlock ones nearby upon request. Stray dogs checked in daily, but never stayed around. Fire rings and grill areas. Picnic tables. Trees for hammocks. Did not try zoo or restaurant. Pine forest similar to USA/CA/etc. Easy place to relax a few days. Paid $20p per person + $100p for vehicle for each night.Report Check-In
Still nice park with lots of different campgrounds. lake has no water anymore, but possibility to ride along the park by horse. 140 P per night (2 persons)Report Check-In
Paid 140 per night. Stayed two nights. We had planned to stay 3 but we were not that excited about the place. The showers are locked, most the bathrooms were locked except the one in Zone 7 on the lake where we camped. The lake is a small man made reservoir. This place is 9,000ft up and was very cold while we were there. Went to hike all the trails and found them all. Walked the whole park in multiple circles to make up a 3 mile hike. When we got there our dog and us made a dog friend. She stayed with us the whole time. She is very sweet, only problem is she protected our camp as soon as we went to bed and ALL night long barking and crazy dog fights. She got into our awning tent and ate a huge chunk of cheese we left out and a bag of chips. We realized this is why she appears to have a home. There are lots of stray dogs living at this park. Don't leave anything out. Great place to come if your looking to adopt. Even for the announce I would have liked to keep her.Report Check-In
Very peaceful place. Zona 7 on the lake side has a beautiful view on the montain. People running the park are nice and helpful. If you come from the north, the road is beautiful : nice villages and amazing landscape. 20$m for the park entrance per person plus 100$m to camp. No shower only clean toiletsReport Check-In
huge and beautiful park with camping-option, 20 pesos per person, 100 per car (for parking overnight), was very quiet, not many other people around, our dog loved itReport Check-In
nice park with security patrol.
small zoo included in price.
nice parking by zone 7 and the small lake.
20 peso entry pp and 100 $ camping
Huge park with four different spots to camp, one on a small lake (zone 7). A lot of Picknick-tables are available, also a basketball and soccer field. It seems a perfect place also for childrens. There is also a little zoo in the park and a lot of hiking trails. Entry fee for the park is 20 Pesos per person, camping in a vehicle is 100 Pesos per car.Report Check-In
Huge area in the woods with individual camping sites. Palapas, picnic areas and fireplaces. Clean bathrooms. Good hiking opportunities.
(Price is made up of 75 pesos for the car and 15 pesos per / person)Report Check-In


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