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I happy to announce the release of 1.0.0 of bazzlines zend framework 2 locator generator module for php.
This module should easy up the usage of the locator generator component in the zend framework 2 in a zend framework 2 application.
# generate one locator
php public/index.php locator generate
# generate all available locators
php public/index.php locator generate
composer require net_bazzline/zf_locator_generator:dev-master
mkdir -p vendor/net_bazzline/zf_locator_generator
cd vendor/net_bazzline/zf_locator_generator
git clone https://github.com/zf_locator_generator
Seit Rot-Grün und der Agenda 2010 gibt es in Deutschland massive soziale Verwerfungen zu bestaunen. Mittlerweile gelten 15,2 Prozent der Bevölkerung offiziell als arm. Wie es anders gehen könnte und warum dies zur Zeit nicht gemacht wird beschreibt Ulrich Schneider, der Hauptgeschäftsführer des Paritätischen Wohlfahrtsverbandes, in seinem neuen Buch Mehr Mensch - Gegen die Ökonomisierung des Sozialen.
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Sehr nettes Interview und wer die Bücher von Herrn Schneider kennt, wird auch dieses gerne lesen (jedoch nur an sonnigen und guten Tagen zu empfehlen).
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As the MIT researchers explained in 1972, under the scenario, growing population and demands for material wealth would lead to more industrial output and pollution. The graphs show this is indeed happening. Resources are being used up at a rapid rate, pollution is rising, industrial output and food per capita is rising. The population is rising quickly.
So far, Limits to Growth checks out with reality. So what happens next?
According to the book, to feed the continued growth in industrial output there must be ever-increasing use of resources. But resources become more expensive to obtain as they are used up. As more and more capital goes towards resource extraction, industrial output per capita starts to fall – in the book, from about 2015.
As pollution mounts and industrial input into agriculture falls, food production per capita falls. Health and education services are cut back, and that combines to bring about a rise in the death rate from about 2020. Global population begins to fall from about 2030, by about half a billion people per decade. Living conditions fall to levels similar to the early 1900s.
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Either they are right or a hidden fraction wants to scare people to prepare the mentally for the "only solution is to don't be human anymore". There is some kind of truth inside this study, but please do not read such facts to choose the dark path in your life.