AP Holidays under Negotiable instruments Act, 1881 Declaration of Holiday on the Occasion of SRI RAMA NAVAMI on 26.03.2018 (Monday) instead of 25.03.2018 (Sunday) Notified as per G.O.RT.No. 679 Dated: 23-03-2018.
From Commissioner, Endowments Department, Gollapudi, Vijayawada. Lr No. DP1/Sriramanavami/2018, Dt.21-03-2018.
In the circumstances reported in the reference 2nd read above, Government have decided to change the Holiday on the occasion of SRI RAMA NAVAMI on 26.03.2018 (MONDAY) instead of 25.03.2018 (SUNDAY) under the Explanation to Section 25 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 (Central Act XXVI of 1881).
In partial modification of the orders issued, notifying the Holidays under Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 in G.O.Rt.No.2438, General Administration (Poll.B) Department, dated:31.10.2017, Government hereby declare change of Holiday on 26.03.2018 (MONDAY) instead of 25.03.2018 (SUNDAY) on the occasion of SRI RAMA NAVAMI under Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881.


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Abstract:This article introduces the PF-1620 Impact crusher chassis body design content. This article describes in detail the classification of the crusher, the advantages and disadvantages, purpose and use of the occasion. Mainly from the impact crusher works, the body construction, design and other aspects of this design done in detail. In program design, from the material point of view, to analyze and compare the three programs, and ultimately determine the optimal solution. After completing the plan was finalized, it has been designed for cabinet structure. The main components and strength check and calculation, mainly flat key connection for the crusher, the rotor shaft strength, bearing selection, ground screw of checking calculations. Strength formula for use of check and make bending moment diagram and torque diagram to illustrate.


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The objective was to design a new 420 kV overhead transmission line tower that had to comply with predefined requirements set forth by Statnett. The work involved concept design, architectural design, structural design, electromechanical design, cost estimation and 3D visualisations of the proposals.
The winning proposal is named the STRAW, while SENTINEL ("Spire" in Norwegian) was awarded second place. Engineers from EFLA prepared the new concepts in collaboration with Eva Widenoja, an industrial designer from Widenoja Design AS.
The new transmission line will replace an older 300 kV line and will be seen by a large number of people every day, thus making it important to blend well with its environment.
Steadily growing environmental awareness and the importance of preserving nature has led to a stronger emphasis on adapting new transmission line structures to their immediate surroundings and the landscape. The STRAW adapts well to its surroundings and is more environmentally friendly than today's standard towers with regards to electro-magnetic fields and footprint.
Concept design, 3D visualisations and presentation of the design proposals were done in collaboration with Eva Widenoja.
The Straw suspension tower: "Progressive, cool and elegant design. The tower will be noticed."
The Straw tension tower: "Simple and elegant design. Could be taken further by incorperating the bend shape to resemble the load-bearing tower more."
Statnett is committed to leaving a positive impact on the environment. This project is a vital part of enforcing that vision.


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Best Submission & Keynote Address Winner – 2013 Autism Spectrum & Developmental Disorders Special Interest Group (ASDD SIG). Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT). Dissertation Award: Best Clinical/Behavioral Dissertation of 2012. International Society for Autism Research (INSAR). $1,500.
Annually, the American Educational Research Association (AERA) gifts one-year Doctoral Dissertation Grants for $20,000 apiece for PhD candidates at the .... to master's or doctoral students in the U.S. and abroad who are conducting research related to the assessment, intervention, and education of individuals with autism.


JOYRYDE continues the rollout of his forthcoming debut album BRAVE with a new single out this Friday. Following "IM GONE" which will have been released exactly one month prior, JOYRYDE is set to release "YUCK" featuring GOLD.
Whereas "IM GONE" leaked late last year before his album was pushed back, we really haven't heard anything of "YUCK." For that matter, the rest of BRAVE is pretty much a mystery — we don't have a tracklist (even number of tracks) or release date. Yet, something like that in this era of so many teasers is slightly refreshing, if not mildly infuriating.
Check back Friday for "YUCK" from JOYRYDE featuring GOLD.


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Archive of Venezuela
Verso Books
Venezuela: A Reading List
Featuring works from distinguished intellectuals and key political leaders, Verso's Venezuela reading list provides the analytical insight and historical context necessary to understand the ongoing political crisis in the country
Marco Teruggi
The Social Fabric of Chavismo
On January 23, Juan Guaidó, who had recently been installed as president of the country's opposition-led National Assembly, declared himself interim president of Venezuela in an attempt to oust the incumbent, Nicolás Maduro. But with Venezuelan society deeply divided, and the military continuing to support Maduro, it isn't clear how Guaidó can succeed. In this article, Marco Teruggi, who has spent the last six years observing first-hand this complexity as a participant in Venezuela's communal project, reflects on the opposition's attempt to form a parallel government and their failure to grasp the social reality of the Chavista base.
Sujatha Fernandes
Rumbas in the Barrio: Personal Lives in a Venezuelan Collectivist Project
The autobiography workshops of the Misión Cultura, instituted in 2005 as part of a broader Bolivarian project, aimed to "give words, voice, to us, those always silenced" and build up a popular alternative archive of people's histories.
Alci Rengifo
The Specter of Fascism in Venezuela
Much mainstream media coverage of the helicopter attack on Venezuelan government buildings has focused on Oscar Alberto Perez's bombastic statements about "restoring constitutional order." But listen closely to the other expressions and terms Perez uses in his video statement. They provide a window into a fascistic form of thought that may come to define the opposition in Venezuela.
A Few Hours with Chávez
It seemed to me that the 'enigma of the two faces of Chávez' was resolved by simply observing that in his personality two temperaments existed side by side: a rational, logical, Cartesian, pragmatic mind cohabiting with an altruistic, affectionate, enthusiastic, chaotic, sentimental nature.

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The CodeBug is simple to set up and start programming with the Scratch-like Blocky interface on the website. Once you have mastered this, you'll probably want to move on to the next stage and take full control with a more powerful language like Python 3. This allows you to include more ambitious data structures, such as lists and tuples, and build larger projects with procedures. Your expert started to wonder how good a game you could build with just a square of 25 LEDs and a switch. This is his first attempt.
We need a simple game in which you press a button when a target is in a certain position. Back in the late 1970s, your expert used to set a 'Zap the Rat' game as homework while teaching Commodore PET or Ohio Scientific Basic. You have to click a button as a moving 'rat' target passes a certain 'zapping point' on a circuit. In this version, the speed increases each time you successfully hit a rat, and you need to hit three rats with as few attempts as possible. It would be nice to display the hits while the game is running, and a final score to show how many times you missed the target. Can all of this be fitted on a 5×5 LED display?
The circuit will be all the outside edge LEDs, with the rats starting their run from the bottom-left corner: (0,0). The zap cell will be at (4,2), with a permanently lit LED at (3,2) to mark it. Hits can be indicated by a column of lit LEDs rising from (1,1) to (1,3). Button 'B' will be used to zap the rat. The final score can be displayed with either a character 'O' to indicate no missed zap opportunities – quite difficult to achieve – or lit LEDs (0 -25) for each miss. For a 'hit' to register, the button must be pressed while the zap position LED is lit; holding the button down won't work.
Two additional Python libraries, python3-serial and python3-codebug-tether, need to be installed on the Pi. Point your browser to the Codebug site and follow the excellent instructions from Thomas Macpherson-Pope.
Open IDLE 3 and type in the Zap_the_rat.py Python script. Save it and run it.
• Improve the zero final score to a square, expanding and contracting from position (2,2) to the edge and back again five times as a celebration.
pixel = cb.get_pixel(4,2) # Rat in Zap position?
if old_sw == 0 and sw == 1 and pixel == 1: # Hit?
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Gennetti, Matthew
June 28th, 2008 Guest Book »
Matthew D. "Squeegee" Gennetti passed away suddenly on June 28, 2008. He was 24 years old.
A lifelong resident of Wilmington, Matthew was a 2003 graduate of Wilmington High School. He was on the wrestling team, football team and was a member of the Wilmington High School Band. Also, in 2003 he was presented with the Semper Fi award in wrestling for his outstanding devotion to the team.
Matthew was the beloved son of David and Nancy (Bolduc) Gennetti and grandson of Alta (Dufield) Bolduc of New Hampshire and her late husband Ernest and the late Daniel and Dorothy "Dolly" (Spadafora) Gennetti. He was the dear brother of Miranda Gennetti of North Carolina and his twin brother Luke J. Gennetti of Wilmington. Matthew was also the adoring uncle of Gavin, Gabriella and Laine of North Carolina.
Matt is also survived by his aunts and uncles; Peter Gennette of Malden, William, Barbara and Janice Gennetti all of Wilmington, John of CT, and Richard and Bonnie Bolduc of NH, his cousins; Daniel Gennetti, "Moose" Gennetti and Patti Willcox of Malden, Chris Jones of Medford, Keri and Lindsay Gennetti of Wilmington, Michael Gennetti of NH, John Gennetti of Wilmington, Joseph and James Gennetti of Dracut, Gina Sandelli of Chelmsford, Nick, Anthony and Thomas Gennetti of Maynard, Brianna Gennetti of Boxboro, Chuck and Justin Vallas of Wilmington, Andy and Cam Owens of Wilmington and Derek Bolduc of NH and his dear friend Sarah Carlino of Wilmington.
The Funeral will be held from the Nichols Funeral Home, 187 Middlesex Avenue, Wilmington on Thursday, July 3rd at 10:00 a.m. followed by a Mass of Christian Burial in St. Dorothy's Church, Main Street (Route 38), Wilmington at 11:00 a.m. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. Visiting hours are Wednesday, July 2nd from 4 to 8 p.m. Interment Wildwood Cemetery, Wilmington.
In lieu of flowers, donations in Matt's memory may be made to the Matt Gennetti Memorial Scholarship Fund c/o Lowell Five Savings Bank, 240 Main Street, Wilmington, MA 01887.
20 Entries in Guest Book for "Gennetti, Matthew"
Nancy , David, Luke, Miranda and family, our sinciere condolences,thoughts and prayers for your loss, i met mat when he worked here and i know that he was a really good kid he will be sorely missed, Sue, Al, & mom Jean
Nancy and Family,
My thought's and prayers are with you during this difficult time. What can one say to comfort the heart of a Mother, I am lost for words. I pray that Matt is at peace and that you and your family find the courage to move forward. Please know that I and the whole staff are here if you need anything.
Your in my thought's,
Cathy Yarrow
Mary Ellen Cooper says:
I wish to extend my sincere sympathy to Matt's family. I knew Matt from going to several wrestling meets, as he was on the team with my nephew Derek Hanley. Matt was also very kind to my son Jay. I remember him as a good kid with a big smile. I am so sorry for your loss.
Mary-Ellen Cooper
Maria Mearls & Family says:
The Gennetti Family,
I worked with Matt and in that time I saw how great he was . He had many hopes and dreams and he always wanted to make his family proud. He was proud of his immediate and extended family.I am sorry for your loss and hope you can remember the good times and know that he will always be in your heart.
Kerry Rinaldi says:
I'm so sorry for your loss. I hope you get through this tough time.
Kerry Rinaldi (old White Hen employee)
Michael and Colleen says:
To David, Nancy, Luke, Miranda, and the extended Gennetti Family; our deepest and most sincere sympathy. You are in our thoughts and prayers, and Matt will forever be in our hearts.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. I am so sorry. Matt was truly such a nice person. I will remember his big smile, his kind heart and his gentle manner. He will be missed.
The Hanley Family
Alan Smith says:
Dave and Nancy,remember all the wonderful moments with Matt that you enjoyed as you try to get through this difficult time.He was a good young man that God called home early.Feel the strength of love and support from all your family and friends.
To Dave, Nancy, Luke and Family from my family…..My deepest thoughts and prayers are with you in this tough time. Matt will remain in my memories and heart forever. I can still see him with a big smile while fishing up at Casey's with his dad and his friends. Those kind of memories are the best to cherrish forever.
Dave, Nancy, Luke and Family…My thoughts and prayers are with you in this tought time. I am sad for your loss and Matt will be in my heart forever. Memories of him fishing, bike riding and hanging out up at Casey's Camps with his dad and friends when he was younger will forever etched in my mind. Those are the kind of memories to cherrish forever…Love Julie
Sugrue Family says:
To the entire Gennetti family,
Please accept our deepest sympathies in the loss of Matt. We know how much he was loved by all of you and he will be greatly missed. Treasure all the wonderful memories you have of him and hopefully it will bring you some comfort. If there is anything we can do for you during this very difficult time, please let us know. The Sugrue Family
Maureen Montegari says:
Dear Nancy
You are in my prayers. I am so sorry for your loss.
HealthBridge Management
Jeff Nadile says:
To David, Nancy, and Luke… I know we've had some rough times in tha past, but Matty was still one of my best friends in the end.. I am so sorry for your loss and send my deepest condolences to you and the rest of your family.. He will be greatly missed.. he was a great friend and I loved him
Sally Sorrentino says:
To the Gennetti family
Our deepest sympathy. Matt was a kind, sweet kid; always good to everybody around him. We are so sorry for your loss.
the Sorrentino Family
Matt was my cousin, I loved him very much. I'm going to miss seeing him at Thanksgiving, we always had so much fun, laughing, drinking, eating…what more could an Italian ask for? He was truly one of a kind, a good loving, happy soul. I miss you and I love you so much. Nancy, David, Luke, Barbara, I love you all and I'm so sorry I can't be there with you all, I love all of you.
Nancy, Jennifer, Steven, Kira, Logan, John, Jackilyn, Johnny, Michelle and Michael says:
To the Gennetti Family,
In the short time Matt was with us, he had his own way of touching so many lives. And in doing so, he will live on in the hearts of all that knew him. Our prayers and love go out to all of you.
The Jensen Family
Dear Nancy,
From one mother to another,I cant even imagine what you must be going through.You always had a big smile on your face whenever you spoke about the boys. I hope those cherished memories of matt will help you get through this difficult time.My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. With deepest heartfelt sympathy, Terry Ciulla
Our hearts go out to Matt's family. Matt worked with our son many years ago as a young wrestler. As a teacher to young children myself, Matt's giving of his time was greatly admired and appreciated. Why the Lord needs another angel so young is hard to understand. Our thoughts are with you all.
Friends of John and Janice,
The Stafford Family
Jimmy and Stephanie says:
Dave, Nancy, Luke and Family…
Although we can not be there in person we are there for you in thoughts and prayors. We are sorry for your loss. Please know that we are here for you whenever you need us. Take Care.
angelcatrom says:
I was so shocked to hear of your loss- my heartfelt condolences and prayers go out to your whole family- for your loss and for the days ahead.
Peace, and God Bless you all,
Romy Arena


Understanding the nature of business is handy for everyone. After all, businesses are our employers and supply the things we buy. Studying business online offers insight into how all organisations and teams work.
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As part of his duties, Adkins will encourage Americans to look past the materialism and the accumulation of "things" that are so prevalent during the holiday season in favor of offering charitable donations. And the singer, who lost his home in a fire in 2011, knows all too well what it's like to lose 'things' — and how unimportant they really are.
But that's not all. Adkins is encouraging people to send cards to the military men and women serving our country and to donate blood, since the Red Cross blood supply requires constant renewal.
Interested parties — and after Adkins' explanation about how the Red Cross was there for him, how could you not be? — can make tax-deductible donations online, which help provide food and shelter for victims of disasters, as well as military comfort kits. The organization's Holiday Mail for Heroes program collects cards and distributes them throughout the U.S. and at military installations overseas for servicemen and women far from home. Go here for more information on how to send greetings.
Additionally, Adkins' new anthem 'Tough People Do' is featured in PSA for the Holiday Mail for Heroes program.
Follow Trace Adkins' lead and do your part, too!


Autumn is upon us and our new AW16 collections are arriving daily.
The latest collection to land in-store is by Kevan Jon and it certainly is creating many Autumnal Waves.
The Kevan Jon collection features rich colours and deep prints making them the perfect pieces to wear whilst stepping into next season.


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What's inside a black hole?
by Jonathan O'Callaghan, 4 September 2012
Take a journey with us into the phenomenon that bends space and time.
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The heart of a black hole is its singularity, a single point in space containing all the matter that originally formed the black hole, as well as anything that fell in after it formed. Like a star, the black hole has mass equal to the combined mass of all this material, but it has nearly no size in the sense of volume. In other words, it would be impossible to measure the diameter of a black hole. Instead, the mass is compressed into an infinitely dense point. At this point, the normal laws of physics we know and love don't apply.
As you get closer to this point, the pull of gravity increases, in the same way the Sun's gravitational pull increases as you approach it. As the pull of gravity increases, the necessary speed of movement to counteract it, called the escape velocity, increases too. At a certain proximity to the singularity, the escape velocity exceeds the speed of light (300,000 kilometres per second/186,000 miles per second), the maximum speed anything can travel. In other words, beyond this point, called the event horizon, it's absolutely impossible to escape being swallowed into the singularity. The distance between the event horizon and the singularity, named the 'Schwarzschild radius', depends on the mass of the black hole. The more massive the singularity is, the further out its event horizon is.
When a black hole is active, it's surrounded by an accretion disk. As gases and other matter orbiting the black hole get closer to the event horizon, the intense gravitational pull of the black hole accelerates them, generating intense friction. The friction heats the gases, causing them to release electromagnetic energy, such as X-rays or visible light.
Along with accretion disks, scientists have observed bright jets propelling matter away from black holes. The leading explanation for these powerful jets is that the rotational movement of the accretion disk generates a strong magnetic field. This magnetic field, in turn, carries matter away from the accretion disk at the speed of light. This steady syphoning of matter reduces the angular momentum of the matter in the accretion disk, causing it to fall into the black hole.
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What Road to Recovery for The Forgotten?
July 26, 2020 July 26, 2020 RAC Admin
Thoughts for Refugee Week
Australia is now officially on the "Road to Recovery" from the COVID-19 pandemic. We have a plan which lays out a pathway for restoring freedom to our daily lives and we have a reasonable understanding of the timescale to complete the journey. There is a broad consensus on the destination and milestones, which gives us hope for the future.
A crisis such as this inevitably strikes hardest at the vulnerable in society, and there are few more vulnerable than those who have been held under Australia's offshore immigration detention policy for the past seven years. They committed no crime by seeking asylum here and none has been brought before our courts. Sent for "offshore processing", they are still firmly excluded from our community. Fewer than 800 people subject to this regime have been safely resettled in third countries, most of them in the USA under the deal agreed with the Obama administration. Some are still in PNG and Nauru to this day, and a second group are held in detention in Australia. Out of sight and out of mind, they do not figure in our plan for a "new normal".
Today, about 400 remain in PNG and Nauru. While they are no longer housed in closed camps, they are not free. Subject to close control by contractors paid by the Department of Home Affairs and dependent upon the Australian Government for care and support, they cannot leave without their permission.
This March, a member of the Canberra Refugee Action Campaign visited the men in Port Moresby who are accommodated in motels and apartments across the city. They were found to be in varying states of depression, with many also having serious physical health problems. With social distancing difficult and in a country with little capacity for testing or treatment, they remain at serious risk of COVID 19 should there be a significant outbreak of the disease.
Although the Government expects to settle more people in the USA, we are approaching the maximum number that can be considered under the deal. There is also no plan to settle the more than 180 people the US government has already rejected, who consequently face indefinite incarceration. There is, however, a straightforward solution – if we are prepared to accept it.
For the past seven years, there has been a standing offer from New Zealand to take up to 150 refugees a year from Australia's offshore processing system. The Greens, ALP and members of the crossbench have called for this offer to be accepted but the Coalition has used its numbers to prevent it, despite the NZ Government's agreement to accommodate their principal objection by banning those settled under this offer from travelling to Australia. Given the offer is limited to refugees already in the Australian system, the suggestion by Minister Dutton that acceptance of the NZ option would provide "ammunition" for people smugglers "marketing New Zealand as a destination" is clearly without merit.
Were we to take up the NZ offer, in conjunction with the US programme, all the refugees now on PNG and Nauru could be resettled, or at least accepted for resettlement, by this time next year. Why, then, does our government continue to oppose it, when it would not only allow Australia to end its offshore processing regime, but also provide a significant saving to the public purse?
In Australia, there are an additional 190 men, women and children who have been transferred from PNG and Nauru for medical attention that could not be provided offshore, mainly under the former Medevac Law. Sadly, only their most serious medical needs have so far been addressed and their condition remains of great concern. Their "Immigration Transition Accommodation" (detention centres and motels modified to act as such) are also high-risk environments during the pandemic and the added stress has led to two incidents of attempted suicide in the past month, as well as other incidents of self-harm. Now they must also face the possibility that their link to the outside world will be severed by the confiscation of their phones under new regulations proposed by the Department of Home Affairs. Moving all of the ex-PNG and Nauru onshore detainees into appropriate community accommodation would surely be a logical and humane step, pending their permanent resettlement, or the grant of a protection visa in Australia.
A crisis can be an opportunity to discard old habits that have outworn their usefulness. If we think we deserve a way out of the limbo we have been in for just three months, how much more do people who have endured seven years without a future? Surely, they have suffered enough. We can choose to take this opportunity to implement a plan for resettlement that gives hope to these vulnerable people, our borders can remain secure and we can use the money saved to help recover from the pandemic.
Are we up for it?
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Seven Years and Counting for the Forgotten People. →


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Max is an Investment Manager in the Origination Team and is responsible for investment analysis and structuring of consumer litigation and portfolio financing solutions. Over a number of years, Max has incepted several financing facilities to cater for claims which cannot be aggregated into a Group Litigation Order and would be ineligible for stand-alone funding. This flexible financing approach can be applied to cases of a similar nature or against a common defendant, irrespective of size, sectors or jurisdictions.
Prior to joining Augusta, Max worked at Advocates for International Development where he brokered pro bono legal advice between city and international law firms and international development organisations.
Max holds a BA (Hons) in Philosophy and French from the University of Bristol and completed his GDL at BPP Law School.


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Aimee Mandala joined the Environ team in 2007. With a family tradition in architecture that stems back four generations, Aimee was naturally inspired to be part of the field that she has come to appreciate and admire. Aimee received her Bachelors of Arts degree from California State University, Long Beach in 2005 graduating with honors. She earned her certificate as a Certified Design Firm Administrator through the Society of Design Administration in 2009 and also became a LEED Accredited Professional that same year.
Hired at Environ as an Office Administrator, her role developed over time and she was promoted to Director of Operations in 2010 and Chief Operating Officer in 2018. Aimee has served on the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce Women's Business Council Board since 2012 and has been in roles of President (2016-2017), Vice President of Programs (2015-2016), and Secretary (2013-2015). She serves on the Downtown Long Beach Alliance's Marketing and Communications Committee and is also a member of the Long Beach Sustainable Business Network. In her free time she enjoys running with her endearingly energetic chocolate lab, creative writing and spending time adventuring with her family.
Environ Architecture, Inc. 100 Oceangate, Suite P200 Long Beach, CA 90802 (562) 495-7110
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The box has been found, and the auction is back... now the only "complete" copy with the only known box to exist is for sale... well... hello 5 figures.
The link says 31,600... but I wonder if that's the actual sell price or if someone placed a joke bid.
Reccos - I am trying to verify the price was a legitimate bid. I will be sure to post about it when I verify. I wouldn't be surprised if the $31,600 price is legitimate. This is THE item for Atari 2600 collectors.


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Q: How to return the latest rows per group in pyspark structured streaming I have a stream which I read in pyspark using spark.readStream.format('delta'). The data consists of multiple columns including a type, date and value column.
Example DataFrame;

type
date
value

1
2020-01-21
6

1
2020-01-16
5

2
2020-01-20
8

2
2020-01-15
4

I would like to create a DataFrame that keeps track of the latest state per type. One of the most easy methods to do when working on static (batch) data is to use windows, but using windows on non-timestamp columns is not supported. Another option would look like
stream.groupby('type').agg(last('date'), last('value')).writeStream

but I think Spark cannot guarantee the ordering here, and using orderBy is also not supported in structured streaming before the aggrations.
Do you have any suggestions on how to approach this challenge?

A: simple use the to_timestamp() function that can be import by from pyspark.sql.functions import *
on the date column so that you use the window function.
e.g
from pyspark.sql.functions import *

df=spark.createDataFrame(
        data = [ ("1","2020-01-21")],
        schema=["id","input_timestamp"])
df.printSchema()

+---+---------------+-------------------+
|id |input_timestamp|timestamp          |
+---+---------------+-------------------+
|1  |2020-01-21     |2020-01-21 00:00:00|
+---+---------------+-------------------+

A: "but using windows on non-timestamp columns is not supported"
are you saying this from stream point of view, because same i am able to do.
Here is the solution to your problem.
windowSpec  = Window.partitionBy("type").orderBy("date")
df1=df.withColumn("rank",rank().over(windowSpec))
df1.show()

+----+----------+-----+----+
|type|      date|value|rank|
+----+----------+-----+----+
|   1|2020-01-16|    5|   1|
|   1|2020-01-21|    6|   2|
|   2|2020-01-15|    4|   1|
|   2|2020-01-20|    8|   2|
+----+----------+-----+----+

w = Window.partitionBy('type')
df1.withColumn('maxB', F.max('rank').over(w)).where(F.col('rank') == F.col('maxB')).drop('maxB').show()

+----+----------+-----+----+
|type|      date|value|rank|
+----+----------+-----+----+
|   1|2020-01-21|    6|   2|
|   2|2020-01-20|    8|   2|
+----+----------+-----+----+

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Even before the death of Antonin Scalia, February 2016 was history-making for the US Supreme Court. The stay the Court placed on the Obama Administration's regulation of coal-fired power plants, central to mitigating global climate change, is unprecedented. And now with one of the high court's seats empty, the long-term future of our climate, and health, is as uncertain as the near-term U.S. presidential elections.
Morally, however, the situation remains unchanged: failure to take action to alleviate the negative human effect on the environment, and to lead that effort globally, will be the cause of unjustifiable suffering and death. Any near-term benefits of delay cannot begin to outweigh the costs to current and future generations - especially to the global poor, who will be hit first and worst by the dangerous effects of climate change, and who did practically nothing to contribute to the problem.
Although the stay issued against Obama's Clean Power Plan is only temporary - the case will likely return to the Supreme Court after challenges are heard by an appeals court - this development could spell disaster for the fight against climate change. It indicates a lack of commitment on the part of the US at following through with essential climate change mitigation efforts, and essentially guarantees that the issue will not be settled during Obama's presidency.
But let's take a step back and see what the real cost of this decision could be. Remember the climate agreement in Paris in December? The one that everyone praised and cheered, and that so many said was the first real step towards saving us from climate change? To really understand the impact of the Supreme Court's ruling, we need to look closely at the significance of that deal, and what this latest development means for it.
The Paris Agreement has widely been publicized to promise limiting global warming to 2.7°C, which is already well above the 2° threshold for 'dangerous climate change'. But the truth is, 2.7° is the low end of the estimate from Paris. In fact, the pledges submitted by member states at the COP21 meeting in Paris are estimated to limit global warming to 2.7-3.5°C.
Let me be clear: 3.5°C would be catastrophic. It would result in portions of the earth being virtually uninhabitable by humans. Low lying island nations would slip under water, as would many major coastal cities, and densely-populated delta areas like those of Bangladesh. Since average warming is distributed unevenly over land and water, much of the inhabited portions of the earth would see average temperatures 5°C higher, contributing to deadly heat in equatorial and desert regions. Large portions of Africa would suffer catastrophic crop loss, and the number of people suffering from food shortage and severe water stress would be in the billions. Wild fires would rage completely out of control during the summer months, and devastating tropical storms would be increasingly frequent. Weather, lack of food and water, and changes in disease vectors would likely force hundreds of millions of people from their homes, in search of someplace more hospitable. All of these threats would be profoundly economically and politically destabilizing, resulting in a heightened risk of armed conflict.
The Paris Agreement, then, clearly needs strengthening - risking a 3.5°C temperature rise should be seen as a minimum achievement. However, even this minimal achievement has not yet been secured, as the agreement hasn't been ratified, and there are no concrete plans for most countries to reach their self-imposed limits. So how did governments convince one another that they were serious about doing their part? How did countries like the US, in particular, which is an enormous part of the problem, convince other countries that we are serious? Well, President Obama pointed to his EPA regulations of the coal industry, which is our most significant climate change mitigation effort to date. And prior to each country ratifying the Paris Agreement this spring, you can bet that governments will be watching one another - especially the big emitters like the US and China - looking for signs of good faith.
And this is what those other countries will see: the US Supreme Court taking unprecedented legal action to stay the EPA regulations. The Court, and the politicians challenging the regulations, are saying loud and clear that we aren't planning to do our part in activating a climate change mitigation strategy that needed strengthening rather than weakening.
In the time between now and ratification of the Paris Agreement, Americans need to show our partners abroad that we do, in fact, want to start the process of solving the climate change crisis. The Supreme Court vote to stay Obama's Clean Power Plan was 5-4, divided along ideological lines; with Justice Scalia's passing, the plan may yet survive the coming challenges, but only if we make it clear to our politicians that doing our part to fight catastrophic climate change is a priority.
How do we do that? Luckily it's an election year. I think it's time to vote environmentally. If Republican officials have their way, then President Obama will be unable to confirm a Supreme Court Justice to replace Justice Scalia, meaning that the next president will play a large role in deciding whether the Court is split 5-4 against climate change regulation, or for it. The front-running Republican candidates, however, do not exactly have a sterling reputation on climate change. Donald Trump has recently said that he is 'not a believer' in anthropogenic climate change, and both Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio were pressured by the Koch brothers to sign a pledge to oppose any climate change legislation that includes a net increase in government revenue. This despite the fact that Rubio represents the state of Florida, which is already experiencing the harms of rising sea-levels and increased storm surge - facts that the Senator has ignored or denied, at the cost of failing to help the state take adaptive measures.
So the stakes are high in this year's presidential election. The actions of the Supreme Court have already put the Paris Agreement in jeopardy, as other countries may have a hard time trusting the US to keep up our end of the bargain. And if we are to avoid global catastrophe, this agreement must be the beginning of the conversation - not the end. So let's do our best to tell the international community that we won't torpedo global efforts to fight climate change; we can do this by changing the conversation when we can, and shouting from the mountaintops if we must. And let's, please, elect a president who won't risk the future of the planet because change would be too hard for us Americans.


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Feasibility and Pre-Investment Coastal Conservation Study
Feasibility and Pre-Investment Coastal Conservation Study (1991-1995)
The Feasibility and Pre-Investment Coastal Conservation Study (1991-1995), which followed the Diagnostic and Pre-Feasibility Coastal Conservation Study (1983-1984), was the second major step in pursuit of the Unit's overall objective. This project was implemented by Delcan. The major components of this project were to research and define strategies for:
Beach creation and stabilization
Water quality improvement
Legal and institutional arrangements
These components were achieved through the execution of eight (8) pilot projects. This study was jointly funded by Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and the Government of Barbados.
PILOT PROJECTS (1991-1995)
Fig. 1: Pilot Project Site Locations
Background to the Projects:
Heywoods
This project involved the removal of 2,309 m3 of beach rock from two separate sections of beach, each 62.5m in length and the placement of sand fill, as a means of enhancing the amenity value of the beach. Air photographs taken before and after construction are shown in Photos No.1 and No.2.
Photo 1: Heywoods Beach, pre-construction (93-02-11)
Photo 2: Heywoods Beach, post-construction (94-05-10)
Read's Bay (Lower Carlton)
The area north of the Fire Station is a focus of high wave energy, especially during the passage of 'winter' swells. Severe swells occurred in December 1991, which inflicted severe damage to Government lands, private homes and fishing operations. Two submerged, offshore breakwaters (60m and 40m in length) were therefore constructed to rebuild the beach, and to enhance recreation in the area. Air photographs taken before and after construction are shown in Photos No.3 and No.4.
Photo 3: Reads Bay, pre-construction (93-02-11)
Photo 4: Reads Bay, post-construction (94-05-10)
A low-cost, diffuse aeration system was installed in the Holetown lagoon, to improve water quality and reduce odour.
Almond Beach Club
The pilot project works at this site consisted of the installation of a boulder sill and the removal of coral rubble to create a swimming area directly in front of the hotel. Photograph No.5 shows the sill six (6) months after construction.
Photo 5: Almond Beach Club, post-construction (94-05-10)
Paynes Bay
Over many decades, the cliff at the south of the Payne's Bay fish market has been severely eroded by waves, Consequently, Highway 1 was placed at great risk, and extensive cliff collapse was occurring. A 160m long berm-type boulder revetment was constructed to reinforce the cliff and provide protection to the highway. Photographs No.6 and No.7 show pre- and post-construction.
Photo 6: Paynes Bay (93-01-05)
Photo 7: Paynes Bay, post-construction (93-11-16)
Asta-Sierra/Hastings
This project comprised three (3) main components: the groyne at Golden Beach Apartel was modified; the construction of a boulder sill and clearing of coral rubble in front of Coconut Court Hotel; and the construction of two temporary groynes west of Sierra Beach Hotel to measure the rate of sand transport and sand availability along the Hastings stretch. A derelict surface water discharge pipe was also removed. Photographs No.8 and No.9 show the pre- and post-construction configuration.
Photo 8: Asta-Sierra, pre-construction (92-11)
Photo 9: Asta-Sierra, post-construction (94-06-30)
Rockley
Work at this site focused on the eastern segment of the shoreline, where bathing was difficult owing to the presence of coral rubble. The coral rubble zone was cleared and a 150 m long offshore submerged breakwater was erected in approximately 5m water depth. In addition, approximately 7000 m3 of sand was dredged from offshore and placed at the eastern end of the shore. The project has led to beach stabilization and improved bathing conditions at Rockley. For the first time, beach now exists at the extreme eastern end of the bay, thereby effectively increasing recreational space. A short groyne was construction at the eastern end of the sand fill area. Photographs No.10 and No.11 show the pre- and post-construction.
Photo 10: Rockley Beach, pre-construction (93-01-21)
Photo 11: Rockley Beach, post-construction (94-01-15)
Speightstown
A need to implement either a beach nourishment or a sand tracer experiment on the west coast was identified. Consequently, the pilot project at Speightstown was conceived which consisted of the artificial nourishment of the beach by the placement of 5,400 m3 of sand on the beach face and in the nearshore area. No structures were built to retain this sand fill. The sand was dredged from a reserve offshore Maycock's and brought to the site by barge. Photographs No.12 and No.13 show the beach before, and at the end of, the beach fill construction period.
Photo 12: Speightstown, pre-construction (94-04-29)
Photo 13: Speightstown, post-construction
Key Results from Pilot Projects
Table 1: Summary of Pilot Project Construction
Table 2: Summary of Pilot Project Monitoring Results
Table 3: Summary of the Pilot Projects Monitoring Results (Cont'd)
Table 1.pdf
Collective term covering the action of natural forces on the shoreline, and near shore seabed.
Zooxanthellae
Unicellular, symbiotic algae living within coral polyps that produce food for their hosts by photosynthesis and help efficiently recycle low-levels of nutrients.
Isobath
A contour line connecting points of equal water depths on a chart.
A tropical cyclone with maximum winds less than 34 m/sec (75 mile per hour). Compare with hurricane or typhoon (winds greater than 34m/sec).
An offshore consolidated rock hazard to navigation, with a least depth of about 20 metres (10 fathoms) or less. Often refers to coral fringing reefs in tropical waters.
Gases that trap heat radiating from the Earth's surface, thereby warming the lower atmosphere.


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MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Wade Miley, take two.
Miley goes back to the hill two days after being lifted after facing leadoff hitter Clay Bellinger in Game 5 in a designed move by manager Craig Counsell. The Dodgers are going with left-hander Hyun-Jin Ryu in a rematch of the Game 2 starters.
Counsell explained that the unconventional move was an effort to get the best matchups. The Dodgers led off with lefty-hitting Clay Bellinger before going with three straight right-handers in the lineup. They had one other lefty in the starting lineup, power hitter Max Muncy.


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Q: How can I send an array of javascript object to a php script via $.post? I have a table of data on my page. The columns are "start", "end", "comment", and "options". Within the options column is a button to delete the row, and a button that makes a row of the table editable. This allows the values of "start", "end", and "comment" to be changed. Clicking it again finishes the editing process. Finally, there is a way to add another row to the table. All of this works as expected.
I want to add a button at the bottom that creates an array out of the data in the table, that looks like this (represented as JSON purely for ease of showing to SO: not required):
[
    {
        "start"     :"2009/08/01",
        "end"       :"2009/08/08",
        "comment"   :"an example date.",
    },
    {
        "start"     :"2009/07/01",
        "end"       :"2009/07/08",
        "comment"   :"another example date, a month earlier.",
    },
    {
        "start"     :"2000/07/01",
        "end"       :"2000/07/08",
        "comment"   :"another example date, a year earlier. You get the idea.",
    }
]

I shouldn't have too much trouble building the array, but once I have, how can I post it to a backend php script (which will then use put_csv() to write the data to a file)? Ideally, it would be availiable server-side in a array format, to allow validation.
I'm happy to use jquery, if it's required.

A: How you end it to the server depends on what do you want to archieve. If you want to load a new page, which will process the data, you can use an usual form with hidden inputs. Alternatively, if you want to process is in the background via AJAX, use jQuery.ajax as CRasco said. Either way you use, you need to convert the structured array into a simple key/value list.
One option is to generate a JSON document (I don't think jQuery provides a function for this, but you can easily find something) and use a single field with the serialized document. Then on the server side you would use json_decode to get the array back. If you are using the AJAX method, the data option in jQuery.ajax call would contain:
{
    'data': '[{"start":"2009/08/01","end":"2009/08/08","comment":"an example date."},...'
}

A better approach would be to serialize it into a list of fields in a format that PHP natively understands. That means you have to do nothing special, and $_POST['data'] will contain the array. For example:
{
    'data[0][start]': '2009/08/01',
    'data[0][end]': '2009/08/08',
    'data[0][comment]': 'an example date.',
    'data[1][start]': '2009/07/01',
    'data[1][end]': '2009/07/08',
    'data[1][comment]': 'another example date, a month earlier.',
    ...
}

If you are using the form method, you need to generate input fields like:
<input type="hidden" name="data[0][start]" value="2009/08/01" />

A: I would definitely use jQuery. Here is the page for the $.post() function.
http://docs.jquery.com/Ajax/jQuery.post
One caveat is that $.post() is a wrapper for the $.ajax() function that is simplified and eliminates your ability to set callbacks for anything but a successful post. For important transactions via AJAX, I would use this:
http://docs.jquery.com/Ajax/jQuery.ajax
An example being:
$.ajax({
      url: "script.php",
      global: false,
      type: "POST",
      data: ({id : this.getAttribute('id')}),
      dataType: "html",
      success: function(msg){
         alert(msg);
      }
   });


Malaysian food consists of cooking traditions and practices found in Malaysia, and reflects the multiethnic makeup of our population. The vast majority of Malaysia's population can roughly be divided among three major ethnic groups: Malays, Chinese and Indians. The remainder consists of the indigenous peoples of Sabah and Sarawak in East Malaysia, the Orang Asli of Peninsular Malaysia, the Peranakan and Eurasian creole. This mix of culture can easily be seen in the variety of delicious food waiting to be devoured.


I've added a new photo album for pictures related to Green Hills Arts. This will be a place for pictures that don't necessarily fit into the online store.
Also, we will be selling at the Georgetown 4th of July festival this Friday, and at the Austin Batfest on August 30th and 31st.


Livi were unable to recover from a nightmare start as three goals in the first 20 minutes gave Motherwell a comfortable Ladbrokes Premiership victory at Fir Park.
A Jake Hastie double either side of Curtis Main's strike left the Lions with an insurmountable task and allowed Stephen Robinson's side to move level on points with Gary Holt's side in eighth place.
The Livi boss made three changes from the defeat to Rangers as Ryan Hardie, Craig Sibbald and Scott Tiffoney came into the starting eleven. Ricki Lamie and Dolly Menga dropped to the bench while Keaghan Jacobs missed out through injury.
The Lions forced a corner inside the first two minutes that was cleared as far as Sibbald but his shot was charged down. The hosts would not be so wasteful when presented with a set-piece opportunity four minutes later as David Turnbull's free kick from the left was met by Hastie and he glanced his header past Liam Kelly via the inside of the post.
Livi responded well and Hardie was twice able to get in behind the 'Well defence but, after first seeing his attempted cross blocked for a corner before he was unable to bring a long ball under control and Mark Gillespie was able to gather.
The hosts were unlucky not to double their lead in the tenth minute when Hastie's shot was blocked by Scott Pittman and the ball fell to Gboly Ariyibi – his shot looked goalbound until his teammate Main got in the way and diverted it wide. Their luck would turn barely a minute later, though, as Allan Campbell slipped in Main and he calmly dinked the ball over Kelly to make it 2-0.
The Lions came close to pulling a goal back on 13 minutes when Tiffoney was released down the left and crossed for Hardie but his effort, aided by a deflection from Richard Tait, was kept out by a fine reaction save from Gillespie. They went close again three minutes later and Hardie and Shaun Byrne combined to tee up Sibbald but his powerful effort fizzed just wide.
There was a let-off for Livi on 18 minutes as Ariyibi jinked in and out of the Lions back line but could only scoop his effort over the bar from close range. The Lions then saw another opportunity passed up a minute later as Pittman drove forward before firing in a low drive that was pushed wide by Gillespie.
The home side would quickly punish the Lions for that as, after the resultant corner was comfortably gathered by Gillespie, he sent Hastie away with a massive throw out and, after both Steven Lawless and Craig Halkett lost their footing, he found himself clean through to fire past Kelly from inside the box.
The scoreline suggested a one-sided affair but it had been fairly even, the home side having simply been far more clinical in the final third. They almost grabbed a fourth on 27 minutes when Ariyibi cut inside and fired in an effort that was deflected wide for a corner.
There was a half chance for the Lions on 33 minutes when Byrne had a go from the edge of the area but he didn't catch it properly and it trundled harmlessly wide. Chris Erskine then drove in from the right four minutes later and laid off to Hardie. He, in turn, teed up Lawless but he could only send his effort high over the bar.
The Lions had another chance on 40 minutes when Lawless saw an effort blocked and, when the ball popped back to him, he could only fire wide from close range. Tiffoney then saw a mishit cross tipped over the bar by Gillespie, although a goal kick was awarded.
Gary Holt made his feelings on his side's first-half performance perfectly clear as he made all three changes at the interval, sending on Dolly Menga, Steve Lawson and Hakeem Odoffin for Erskine, Lawless and Sibbald.
The second half started with Ariyibi trying to con a penalty from John Beaton, with the referee on the spot to show him a yellow card for diving. Up the other end, Odoffin and Menga linked up well but the latter's cross was well overhit and sailed out of play.
The Lions had switched to a back four at the interval and looked far more stable, Turnbull restricted to a long-range effort on 57 minutes that Kelly saved well. Kelly then produced another save to deny Tom Aldred, Declan Gallagher then clearing the follow-up off the line.
Livi's improvement at the back turned the match into much more of a midfield battle with chances at a premium, a glancing Gallagher header from an Alan Lithgow long throw on 69 minutes about the best of it in the early stages of the second half.
The home side made their first change on 73 minutes, Elliot Frear replacing Ariyibi, before the Lions had another chance three minutes later as Gallagher's flick found Halkett but he only prod the ball straight at Gillespie from close range. Halkett then tried his luck from much further out but sent his effort well wide.
Motherwell made their second change on 77 minutes as Main was replaced by James Scott before Ross McCormack came on for Hastie four minutes later in their final switch. Shaun Byrne had a go from the edge of the box on 83 minutes but could only fire over the bar.
The match was petering out but the Lions came within inches of a consolation goal that they probably would have deserved for their second half efforts as Tiffoney curled in an effort from the edge of the area that crashed back off the post. Menga then shot over from a similar position in the final minute as a frustrating afternoon left the Lions still looking for their first goal of 2019.


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Mohammad Asif Hossain Khan () is a Bangladeshi shooter. He won the gold medal at 2002 Commonwealth Games in 10 m Air Rifle and repeated his success in the 2004 SAF games by winning gold in the same event. On October 2, 2006 he was brutally beaten by the local police of Bangladesh, injuring both of his arms. His son, Mashrur, currently resides in Costa Rica with wife Natalie.

Early career
Khan started his shooting career at Pabna Shooting Club. Although he preferred athletics to shooting, he snatched inter-club shooting championship in 1999 and 2000. Still an athletics fanatic, Khan entered the athletics training programme of Bangladesh Krira Shiksha Pratisthan (BKSP), the national sports institute of Bangladesh. But his career plans changed when his coach asked him to join the newly organized shooting team of BKSP. Khan agreed to his coach's proposal more as a responsibility than interest. Later, he insisted that his coaches at BKSP helped him to build his winning mentality.

Khan took part in the 2002 Bangladesh Games and achieved a bronze medal.  His success was then spotted by the national scouts and he was called at the camp of that year's Commonwealth Games. Khan was surprised for his calling at the camp and found it even tougher there.  But he attracted everyone with his talent and hard labor and was selected for the national team.

Career

Commonwealth success
Khan took part in the 10 m Air rifle individual event in the 2002 Commonwealth Games at the age of 15.  He performed well and found himself fifth before the last shot. At that moment he thought a good shot could earn him a fourth-place finish.  He said,"..if I could make a good I would probably end up fourth. The bronze was a possibility but slightly unlike". His final shot scored 9.9, with a total of 691.9, and he won the gold medal.

Later performances
After the Commonwealth Games he took part in the Asian Games. Though he got a disappointing 12th-place finish he scored more points than his Commonwealth win.

In 2003 he performed respectably in the 2003 World Cup in Milan.

In 2004 he became the first Bangladeshi to take part in shooting at the Olympics. Even though he finished 35th, he considered the event as his highest honour. In 2005 Asian Championship he registered his highest ever total score that earned him a bronze medal finish.

Recent performances
Although Khan got pairs silver with Anjan in 2006 Commonwealth Games, he lost his individual gold that he had achieved four years earlier. He only scored 586 in the qualification round and 103.2 in the shoot up to be placed 5th. He also lost his medal in the 2006 SAF games to Indian shooters. He was also beaten by compatriot Imam Hossain and finished fourth.

Khan is known for his trademark shoot up, but performed poorly in this event. In the Colombo SAF Games, two of his shoot up scores were under ten with a highest of 10.7 where he used to reach 10.8 three to four times. About his poor shoot up performances he said,"I don't quite enjoy it these days. A fear works in my mind. He also thinks the pressure of expectation may be the reason for this and expect to overcome this soon.

Police incident with Asif Hossain Khan and his friends
On October 2, 2006, after an incident between police and shooting federation staff, police broke into the federation premises and assaulted several shooters including Khan. Khan and his fellow shooters were preparing for the 2006 Asian Games to be held at Doha on November 2006. An altercation occurred between a police chauffeur and a federation guard regarding the parking of a car. Following this, police came to the spot and, according to witnesses, beat "whoever they found".

Police beat Khan in multiple places and severely injured his left arm and leg. Khan said, "We, in fact, tried to stop the brawl but police would not listen to us". He also tried to protect himself by asserting his identity and success to his attackers. However, the police appeared to intensify their violence after this revelation. He, along with four other shooters and staff, were taken to the police station and beaten again.  They were later sent to court by the police. Khan was granted bail from the court and was admitted to hospital. Doctors suggested that his arm muscles were badly injured and would take time to recover. His leg was also injured seriously and doctors were uncertain of when he would be able to practice again. Khan's mental and emotional trauma was also apparent as he claimed he would give up shooting. He even pondered he would give his Commonwealth Games gold medal back to the authority.

2008 South Asian Shooting Championship
On November 22, 2008, Khan won two gold medals on the opening day of 4th South Asian Shooting Championship in Islamabad, Pakistan. He first won the individual gold in 10m Air Rifle event scoring 694.3 points, and then won the team event under the same category with shooters Saiful Islam and Imam Hossain. In the individual gold, Khan bettered his previous best score of 691 points.

See also
 2002 Commonwealth Games results
 Shooting at the 2006 Commonwealth Games

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Blocking protein curbs memory loss in old mice
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Impeding VCAM1, a protein that tethers circulating immune cells to blood vessel walls, enabled old mice to perform as well on memory and learning tests as young mice, a Stanford study found.
Mice aren't people, but like us they become forgetful in old age. In a study published online May 13 in Nature Medicine, old mice suffered far fewer senior moments during a battery of memory tests when Stanford University School of Medicine investigators disabled a single molecule dotting the mice's cerebral blood vessels. For example, they breezed through a maze with an ease characteristic of young adult mice.
The molecule appears on the surfaces of a small percentage of endothelial cells, the main building blocks of blood vessels throughout the body. Blocking this molecule's capacity to do its main job—it selectively latches onto immune cells circulating in the bloodstream—not only improved old mice's cognitive performance but countered two physiological hallmarks of the aging brain: It restored to a more youthful level the ability of the old mice's brains to create new nerve cells, and it subdued the inflammatory mood of the brain's resident immune cells, called microglia.
Scientists have shown that old mice's blood is bad for young mice's brains. There's a strong suspicion in the scientific community that something in older people's blood similarly induces declines in brain physiology and cognitive skills. Just what that something is remains to be revealed. But, the new study suggests, there might be a practical way to block its path where the rubber meets the road: at the blood-brain barrier, which tightly regulates the passage of most cells and substances through the walls of blood vessels that pervade the human brain.
"We may have found an important mechanism through which the blood communicates deleterious signals to the brain," said the study's senior author, Tony Wyss-Coray, Ph.D., professor of neurology and neurological sciences, co-director of the Stanford Alzheimer's Disease Research Center and a senior research career scientist at the Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System. The lead author of the study is Hanadie Yousef, Ph.D., a former postdoctoral scholar in the Wyss-Coray lab.
The intervention's success points to possible treatments that could someday slow, stop or perhaps even reverse that decline. Targeting a protein on blood-vessel walls may be easier than trying to get into the brain itself.
"We can now try to treat brain degeneration using drugs that typically aren't very good at getting through the blood-brain barrier—but, in this case, would no longer need to," Yousef said.
Different way of reaching the brain
The researchers focused on the mouse hippocampus, a well-studied brain structure that's essential to memory and learning and whose architecture and function are similar in mice and humans. The hippocampus is also one of the very few sites in the adult mammalian brain where neurogenesis, the creation of new nerve cells, occurs; those new cells are critical to the formation of new memories.
Since his lab first began reporting several years ago that unknown factors in old blood can accelerate cognitive decline and, conversely, that factors in young blood can rejuvenate old brains, Wyss-Coray, the D.H. Chen Professor II, has sought to identify those factors. But he and his colleagues took a different tack in the new study.
He said the roughly 400 miles of blood vessels that pass through the human brain differ from those elsewhere in the body in one important respect: They're much more selective about what gets in and what comes out.
"The blood-brain barrier excludes most bloodborne cells and substances," he said. "We wondered if, instead of entering the brain and monkeying with brain cells directly, something in circulating blood could be communicating directly with the brain's endothelial cells."
A few years ago, Wyss-Coray and his colleagues compared blood from young and old people to pinpoint substances whose abundance changes with age. In the new study, they narrowed their search to just those age-associated bloodborne substances that are in some way directly related to vascular function. Topping the list was a circulating form of a protein constantly produced within endothelial cells and displayed on their surfaces.
The protein, VCAM1, is well known to immunologists. It's a docking station for circulating cells of the immune system—a first stop in a passport-punching process that under certain relatively rare conditions grants those immune cells permission to migrate across the brain's otherwise tightly closed border.
This protein gets sawed off of endothelial cell surfaces and dumped into the bloodstream by lawnmowerlike enzymes at pretty much the same rate it gets produced, so its population size on blood vessels remains relatively constant. But VCAM1's abundance on blood vessel surfaces jumps markedly in the event of local injury or infection. That snags immune cells, which combat infectious pathogens and are essential to the healing process.
"At any given time, levels of circulating VCAM1 are a good proxy for the total amount of VCAM1 on the body's blood-vessel endothelial cell surfaces," Wyss-Coray said. Previous studies have linked high circulating VCAM1 levels to cancer, heart disease, stroke, Alzheimer's disease, epilepsy and other inflammatory disorders.
Identifying the source of dysfunction
In the study, the researchers showed that VCAM1's abundance on the endothelial cells comprising blood vessel walls in the mouse brains rises in old age, as well as in the brains of younger mice that are given infusions of older mice's plasma, the cell-free, liquid portion of blood. Likewise, the researchers observed increased signs of inflammation in the older mice's cells.
Wyss-Coray suspects that the tethering of immune cells to blood-vessel surfaces—particularly if immune cells are in an activated state due to an existing condition, such as injury or infection, or to old age—enhances the release of inflammatory proteins that penetrate blood vessel walls via specialized receptors on endothelial-cell surfaces.
Circulating VCAM1, though, wasn't the source of brain dysfunction. When the investigators depleted old mice's plasma of the protein before giving the plasma to young mice, they observed the same damaging effects in the hippocampus—reduced neurogenesis, increased microglial inflammation—they'd previously seen when young mice received old plasma.
Deleting the gene encoding VCAM1 in mice brains prevented the protein's production in the brain's endothelial cells. If this deletion was performed in young adulthood, the mice no longer suffered reduced neurogenesis or increased microglial inflammation when they grew older.
The researchers achieved the same results with monoclonal antibodies, specialized proteins that bind avidly and exclusively to their target. Three weeks of treatment with a monoclonal antibody directly targeting and blocking VCAM1 was enough to increase neurogenesis and diminish microglial reactivity in older mice's hippocampi.
These mice aced a battery of mental-acuity tests. One test, the Barnes maze, involves a table from which mice want to escape. The table has lots of holes through which the mouse can fall a short distance onto the floor (although not far enough to cause an injury). But one hole connects to a tube mounted horizontally under it, providing a comforting escape to the mice. The mouse must learn and remember how to get to the "safety" hole.
Once they were fully trained, older mice treated with this antibody reached the escape hole in the Barnes maze as quickly as young mice.
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The Japanese Archipelago, twenty years in the future. Canine-Saturation has reached epidemic proportions. An outbreak of Snout-Fever rips through the city of Megasaki. Dog-Flu threatens to cross the species threshold and enter the human disease pool. Mayor Kobayashi of Uni Prefecture calls for a hasty quarantine: the expulsion and containment of all breeds, both stray and domesticated. By official decree, Trash Island becomes an exile colony. The Isle of Dogs. Six months later, a tiny, single-engine, miniature airplane crash-lands onto the teeming waste-land. A pack of five starving but fierce abandoned dogs scrambles to the wreckage and discovers a twelve-year-old pilot staggering from the burning fuselage. Atari, orphan-ward to Mayor Kobayashi. With the assistance of his new canine friends, Atari begins a search for his lost dog, Spots — and, in the process, exposes a conspiracy that threatens to destroy all the dogs of Megasaki City forever.
Did you hear the rumor about Isle of Dogs? They say it is a ridiculously delightful film that is as endearing and heartwarming as it is hilarious and thought-provoking. Of all the Wes Anderson films I have seen—which is all of them—Isle of Dogs is my favorite, and possibly the most unique. The high degree of care Anderson takes with each frame to construct a highly polished finished product that does not appear to be overly finished is nothing short of inspiring. Like a craftsman that takes care to allow the seams to show just to show-off how impeccably well-constructed his piece of art is. Even though I could clearly see how he did it, I am still mystified, and that is precisely what a terrific film should do.
There is another element of this film that I found deeply satisfying. The fact that virtually none of the Japanese dialogue is subtitled. The audience must rely upon other characters translating to the audience or by inferring the meaning by the reactions and responses from other characters. This also puts the audience in the same position as the dogs when they interact with Atari, the dogs do not speak Japanese, or at least not very much or very well. The fascinating result, for me, is that I found myself identifying more with the canine characters than with the human boy. Not that I could not or did not identify with him on some level, but it was not as effortless.
Finally, the sometimes-dark dry comedy left me, and much of the audience, in stitches. I do not feel much more needs to be said on that topic, as it is a defining trait of Anderson's films. Isle of Dogs was inspiring and uplifting, and further confirms my belief that all it takes for the world to be all right, is a good dog.


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Executive State of the Union Analysis / Mark Alexander / Jan. 26, 2007
2007 SOTU: Economy on the Verge
Coordinated outfits, strategically selected aisle seating, pre-event chit-chat through forced smiles, congressmen and dignitaries, generals and judges. It must be another State of the Union address.
What you detect here isn't cynicism, though. It's realism. SOTUs have never been noted for their surprises, and this year's was, well, no surprise. In advance of President Bush's address to the joint session of Congress, aides went out of their way to describe the unsurprising qualities of the speech: It would be "thematic," they said, and "non-confrontational," too.
Cynicism, however, is the easy response to most SOTU addresses. There was the spectacle of Dennis "Department of Peace" Kucinich eagerly positioning himself to be the first to shake the President's hand; Sheila Jackson-Lee and Jesse Jackson, Jr., shamelessly angling for the cameras; and the gaggle of junior members flocking around the President with special-interest laundry lists after the speech. Sadder still was the time spent by the network news anchors dissecting Nancy Pelosi's fashion statement for the evening. To be sure, Brit Hume has many fine journalistic qualities – but he's no Vera Wang. (Madame Speaker's pearl necklace, if you haven't heard, goes for $35,000.)
Then there was the sight of Dick Cheney and Nancy Pelosi over the President's right and left shoulders, respectively, creating the evening's study in contrast. It was almost like the old cartoons – an angel on one shoulder and a devil on the other – and both whispering to the protagonist what course he should take. (In this instance, Beelzebub bore a gavel, not a pitchfork.)
However, a few chuckles at the absurdities of the evening shouldn't overshadow the importance of the event. It is, after all, a constitutional mandate that the President "shall from time to time give to the Congress Information of the State of the Union, and recommend to their Consideration such Measures as he shall judge necessary and expedient…"
Arguably, this duty takes on a special significance in a divided government, and after one and a half terms in office, this is President Bush's first. On this count, the President did a bang-up job. His opening remarks on the nation's first "Madame Speaker," together with his words of congratulation to Democrats, were classy and conciliatory gestures. Even for the more cynical among us, there is something refreshing about this man who, as one of the most controversial presidents in modern history, still seems to believe in the "new tone" he hoped to bring to Washington six years ago.
So what can we say of the speech itself?
If – and this is a big "if" – the content of a SOTU really matters that much, this one could've been better, but it could've been worse. It was almost as though there really were an angel and a demon on the President's shoulders, and he wasn't quite sure to whom he should listen.
Take the President's economic program, which revolved around three principal reforms. First, balancing the federal budget – and doing it without raising taxes. The President noted that the deficit has already been halved three years ahead of the 2009 schedule; now Congress should ensure the elimination of the federal deficit in the next five years. So far, so good.
Second, congressional earmark reform. Some 13,000 earmarks constituted $18 billion of federal spending in 2005 alone; the President wants that amount cut in half by the end of this session, and votes and sponsors' names attached to every earmark from here out. Still okay, but why not move to eliminate earmarks completely?
Third, Mr. Bush tackled federal entitlements, and that's where things took a dive. Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid, he said, are "commitments of conscience" that must be kept permanently sound. "Affordable and available health care," as it turns out, constitutes a government "obligation to care for the elderly, the disabled and for children."
The President's move for tax deductions for private health insurance was certainly a light in the entitlement-ridden darkness, but even that was dampened by his call for federal subsidies to states trying to cover the uninsured. (Somehow, the thought of our tax dollars going to buoy California's Schwarzeneggerian health-care boondoggle doesn't sound too reassuring.) In any case, it's safe to assume that Mr. Bush's reform-minded calls – the good and bad alike – fell upon deaf ears on both sides of the aisle.
Energy policy was another mixed bag for conservatives. The urgent call for energy independence is a worthy end, but the means outlined to achieve it aren't what conservatives had hoped for. Mr. Bush proposes to subsidize clean-coal technology, solar, wind energy and nuclear power. Mandatory fuel standards, he says, will help as well. Ethanol, as it turns out, is the silver bullet for every policy problem and can help America reduce gasoline usage by 20 percent in the next ten years, cutting oil imports from the Middle East by three-quarters. In addition, the mere mention of ethanol can put a Cheshire-cat grin on the faces of Iowa's two senators – the liberal Tom Harkin and the conservative Charles Grassley.
All very laudable, all very unlikely. As things stand, ethanol production is expensive and impractical. If every ear of corn in the country were given over to this purpose, oil consumption would be reduced by only 12 percent … not to mention creating a serious shortage of grits. In addition, while reducing our foreign energy dependency, ethanol production of this magnitude would consume more energy than could ever be economically feasible. As for the rest of the list, one was left wondering if Mr. Bush had ever heard of market-based solutions.
If the President wants to get serious about energy independence, let's name the problem: Radical Islamists destabilizing oil-rich regimes. And the solution: More refining capacity, more offshore drilling and less resistance to tapping into that vast wasteland otherwise known as the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
Fortunately, President Bush's words on Iraq – which every listener was waiting to hear, and every pundit was waiting to dissect – were true to the mark.
"To win the war on terror," the President said, "we must take the fight to the enemy." To the critics, he added, "Our success in this war is often measured by the things that did not happen." Indeed, who would have thought that five and a half years after 9/11, the United States would not have suffered another devastating terrorist attack?
Most impressive was the fact that the President, in spite of so much derision at the course he has taken, maintained his strong moral language in describing the war – a fight between good and evil – reminiscent of those Reaganesque speeches he gave in the days immediately following September 11, 2001. "America is still a nation at war," he said, warning that this war is our "decisive ideological struggle."
For all the criticism he has received, and in spite of the mistakes he has admittedly made, let's hope and pray that George W. Bush's legacy will be victory in this, America's decisive ideological struggle. As for the President's domestic policies, those criticized in this column as affronts to the Constitution, federalism and the free market, we can only hope that they enjoy the same "success" as Speaker Pelosi's first 100 hours.
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Scott Brown hails Brendan Rodger's legacy at Celtic
Manuel R. Medina May 25, 2019 2:41 pm
The former Celtic manager is now coaching Leicester City, but before that, he managed to make the Scottish team a formidable one.
Brendan Rodgers left Scottish Premier League side Celtic to go coach Leicester City in England.
And the Hoops captain Scott Brown has hailed the work his former manager did at the club.
"I remember feeling a little bit jealous that they were in a cup final and we weren't," the midfielder told The Independent.
"But Brendan came in and changed our mindset."
"We didn't have a great track record at Hampden before that but he made us realize how to change our mindset, how to improve, how to win," he added.
"While he was here we won seven trophies on the trot."
He said: "Now Neil's here, we need to make sure we make it nine."
"Brendan pushed us to another level. It was great man management more than anything. He made us believe in ourselves.
"Neil's also very good at motivating and he'll do that before the game too," he continued.
"It was always going to be hard when Brendan left but we've got a fantastic manager who as soon as Celtic called, he came right away.
"The gaffer's been phenomenal since he first came in," Brown said.
"We'll deal with (his future) after the game. If he stays the lads will love it. If he doesn't, the lads will thank him for everything he's done for us."
He concluded: "He came in eight years ago when we needed him then and put us back on the map in terms of winning trophies."
"He taught everyone what it is to be a winner."
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