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Background: Evidence from randomized trials on the effects of screening for prostate cancer (PCa) on disease-specific mortality accumulates slowly with increasing follow-up.
Objective: To assess data on PCa-specific mortality in the Rotterdam section of the European Randomized Study of Screening for Prostate Cancer (ERSPC) trial.
Design, Setting, and Participants: A randomized controlled trial with randomization after signed, written informed consent (efficacy trial). In the period 1993-1999, a total of 42 376 men aged 54-74 yr were randomized to a screening arm (S-arm) (n = 21 210 with screening every 4 yr, applying a total prostate-specific antigen [PSA] level cut-off ≥3.0 ng/ml as biopsy indication) or a control arm (C-arm) (n = 21 166; no intervention).
Outcome Measurements and Statistical Analysis: Number of PCas detected per arm depicted by predefined time periods and prognostic groups. PCa-specific mortality analyses using Poisson regression in age group 55-74 yr at randomization and separately in the predefined age group of 55-69 yr.
Results and Limitations: After a median follow-up of 12.8 yr, 19 765 men (94.2%) were screened at least once and 2674 PCas were detected (of which 561 [21.0%] were interval PCas). In the C-arm, 1430 PCas were detected, resulting in an excess incidence of 59 PCas per 1000 men randomized (61 PCas per 1000 in age group 55-69 yr). Thirty-two percent of all men randomized have died. PCa-specific mortality relative-risk (RR) reductions of 20.0% overall (age: 55-74 yr; p = 0.042) and 31.6% (age: 55-69 yr; p = 0.004) were found. A 14.1% increase was found in men aged 70-74 yr (not statistically significant). Absolute PCa mortality was 1.8 per 1000 men randomized (2.6 per 1000 men randomized in age group 55-69 yr). The number needed to invite and number needed to manage were 565 and 33, respectively, for age group 55-74 yr, and 392 and 24, respectively, for age group 65-69 yr. Given the slow natural history of the disease, follow-up might be too short.
Conclusions: Systematic PSA-based screening reduced PCa-specific mortality by 32% in the age range of 55-69 yr. The roughly twofold higher incidence in the S-arm underlines the importance of tools to better identify those men who would benefit from screening.


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The Drovers' Route
The Culworth Composer
Charles Bacchus
Market Cross & The Green
Culworth Stone
The Culworth Bells
Jubilee Village Clock
The Culworth Gang
The Drovers' Routes
Culworth is at the crossroads of two of these, The Welsh Lane, the most important of all the old drovers' roads from Wales to London, and The Banbury Lane, a route from mid Wales through the Cotswolds to Northampton, which was the most important cattle market in the area. I understand that Banbury did not become a major cattle market until the coming of the railway.
These routes were probably ancient tracks but from the sixteenth century became the route for the drovers taking cattle to fattening pastures and markets.
The Welsh Lane drovers drove their Welsh Black cattle, which later on needed to be shod (two small shoes for each cloven hoof!) from Anglesey, through Wrexham, Birmingham, Southam, Culworth and then on to Buckingham, Aylesbury and London. The route took about three weeks and avoided any villages and towns on the way. I am not sure of the actual route of the Welsh Lane around Culworth. After Trafford Bridge it took what is now the bridleway part of the Battlefields Trail. We know that it crossed the Banbury Lane south of Culworth and then from the Magpie followed the high ground to the present B4525 where it is known as the Welsh Lane. From there it skirts Syresham and Biddlesden and then on to Buckingham.
The Banbury Lane comes up from Thorpe Mandeville and from Culworth takes the Weston Road to Northampton.
Names with these words in them indicate Drovers routes – Stock, Ox, London and Drift. The Drift Road, a name used in Culworth for the top of Barley Hill, does not apparently indicate a road that was troubled with snow in the winter.
With the advent of the railways the drovers routes gradually became obsolete.

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Shape of You – singel brytyjskiego piosenkarza Eda Sheerana. Twórcami tekstu utworu są Ed Sheeran, Steve Mac, Johnny McDaid, Kandi Burruss, Tameka Cottle oraz Kevin Briggs, natomiast jego produkcją zajęli się Ed Sheeran i Steve Mac. Singel został wydany 6 stycznia 2017, tego samego dnia ukazał się również drugi singel "Castle on the Hill". Został umieszczony na albumie ÷. Utwór stał się hitem numer jeden w trzydziestu krajach na całym świecie, w większości z nich pokrywając się platyną i multiplatyną, a także w Polsce - diamentem, dzięki czemu album, z którego pochodzi ta piosenka, również osiągnął sukces komercyjny.

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5 stycznia 2017 roku na oficjalnym kanale Vevo artysty ukazało się oficjalne lyric wideo. Wyreżyserowany przez Jasona Koeniga teledysk został nakręcony w Seattle, a jego premiera miała miejsce 30 stycznia 2017 roku. W obrazie występują amerykańska tancerka oraz modelka Jennie Pegouskie oraz emerytowany zawodowy zapaśnik sumo Yamamotoyama Ryūta. Do 2 lutego 2020 roku teledysk posiadał 4 miliardy 600 milionów odtworzeń.

Track lista i formaty singla

 Digital download
 "Shape of You" – 3:53
 Digital download (Galantis Remix)
 "Shape of You" (Galantis Remix) – 3:15
 Digital download (Acoustic)
 "Shape of You" (Acoustic) – 3:43
 Digital download (Stormzy Remix)
 "Shape of You" (Stormzy Remix) – 3:51
 Digital download (Major Lazer Remix)
 "Shape of You" (Major Lazer Remix featuring Nyla & Kramium) – 3:12
 Digital download (Latin Remix)
 "Shape of You" (Latin Remix featuring Zion & Lennox) – 3:57
 German CD single
 "Shape of You" – 3:53
 "Shape of You" (Acoustic) – 3:43

 Promotional single (Wale Remix)
 "Shape of You" (Wale Remix) – 4:02
 Promotional single (Remixes)
 "Shape of You" (Jack Wins Remix) – 6:09
 "Shape of You" (Jack Wins Radio Edit) – 3:20
 "Shape of You" (Promo Only Jack Wins Intro Edit) – 3:47
 "Shape of You" (Decoy Remix) – 2:55
 Promotional single (DJ Mike D Remix)
 "Shape of You" (DJ Mike D Radio Edit) – 3:51
 "Shape of You" (DJ Mike D Mixshow Edit) – 4:17
 Promotional single
 "Shape of You" – 3:53
 "Shape of You" (Instrumental) – 3:53

Notowania

Certyfikaty

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne
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Single Eda Sheerana
Single numer jeden w Australii
Single numer jeden w Austrii
Single numer jeden w Belgii
Single numer jeden w Czechach
Single numer jeden w Danii
Single numer jeden w Finlandii
Single numer jeden we Francji
Single numer jeden w Hiszpanii
Single numer jeden w Holandii
Single numer jeden w Irlandii
Single numer jeden w Kanadzie
Single numer jeden w Niemczech
Single numer jeden w Norwegii
Single numer jeden w Nowej Zelandii
Single numer jeden w Polsce
Single numer jeden w Portugalii
Single numer jeden w Rosji
Single numer jeden w Słowenii
Single numer jeden w Stanach Zjednoczonych
Single numer jeden w Szwajcarii
Single numer jeden w Szwecji
Single numer jeden na UK Singles Chart
Single numer jeden na Węgrzech
Single numer jeden we Włoszech

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I ran the half marathon in Victoria. On that event day, it was the worst condition. It was rainy and cold. I could not beat my personal best time which is 1 hour and 54 minutes but my time was the best of the three times I participated in the Victoria Half Marathon. My friends who ran the half for the first time achieved their goal time and they were chuffed.
We stayed at the Swans Hotel. The best thing was they had a brew pub and liquor shop downstairs. It was very convenient that the hotel was located in downtown and it had kitchen and the breakfast was served.
Mr. S who ran the half was in charge of desserts. He looked hard around the hotel and he got the pumpkin pie from a bakery called La Collina. Pumpkin pies are eaten during Thanks Giving (Oct 9th this year) and this pumpkin pie was the bet I had ever had.
This is Fan Tan Alley which we found in China town. There were many shops in this small alley. It's fun to shop in Victoria because there are many small shops which have original goods.
We all walked like robots due to muscle aches and got on a bus to go home. I saw the pumpkins which presumably for Halloween.
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The Artist Bloc is a "little hole in the wall" located at 1020 W Gate City Blvd. It is across the street from UNCG.
The artist bloc displays several different pieces of art from local artists. They add to the vibe of the establishment. However, if a piece truly speaks to someone, they are welcome to buy it.
The owner of the Artist Bloc is Darlene Mcclinton. Mcclinton is an alumna and art professor at N.C. A&T. She has also hosted an art exhibit at the International Civil Rights Museum.
During regular business hours, the Artist Bloc is an art supplies store. Occasionally, supplies discounts are offered to art students and faculty.
"The Artist Bloc is very convenient and cheaper than most art retail stores" claims Karrington Gardner, sophomore art education student.
Darlene Mcclinton welcomes students to the artist bloc. She lets students use her lounge area as a quiet place to study and do homework in between classes. It's also a great place for creatives to network and collaborates together.
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In a victory for the California Medical Association (CMA), SB 670 yesterday failed passage on the Assembly Floor. CMA opposed a provision in the bill that would have given the Medical Board of California the authority to limit a physician's ability to prescribe Schedule II, III and IV drugs when there was an allegation of inappropriate prescribing in violation of the Medical Practice Act and when there was risk of imminent public harm. The medical board would have been able to limit a physician's prescribing authority based simply on "probable cause" that a violation occurred, a precedent-setting lowering of the standard of evidence for discipline against a physician.
After the bill failed to get off the Assembly Floor, the author agreed to delete the provisions of the bill that established the new disciplinary authority. With this major deletion, the bill now gives the board a path to access medical records in cases where a patient has died and the next of kin cannot be found. It would also change the definition of unprofessional conduct for the repeated failure to meet with the medical board during an investigation.
With the amendments, CMA now supports SB 670. The amended bill is now awaiting a vote on the Assembly Floor.
Thank you to all of you who contacted legislators and urged them to vote down the previous language.


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We had a little break in Devon & it rained all week, not to mention the wind. I always find September better for some sunshine, perfik for the club birthday party.
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Best Hollywood Biography Movies
A summary of all the Best Hollywood Biography Movies ever made, most of which are streaming on Amazon Prime and Netflix. This best biography movies list could be organized by cast, year, director and much more. This best biographies movies list, though, contains the best biography movie of all time, as voted on by fans of the films.
1. Schindler's List,1993
Oskar Schindler, a German industrialist and member of the Nazi party, tries to save his Jewish employees after witnessing the persecution of Jews in Poland. Schindler's list is one of the best movie biographies of all times.
2. Goodfellas,1990
Young Henry Hill begins the climb from petty criminal to gangster on the mean streets of New York with his friends Jimmy and Tommy.
3. Lawrence of Arabia,1962
Lawrence, a lieutenant in the British Army, is asked by Colonel Brighton to moderately assess Faisal, their ally. Lawrence is impressed with Faisal and seeks his help to plan an attack on the enemy. This is the best biographical movies ever
4. The Pianist,2002
Gifted pianist Wladyslaw Szpilman is a Polish Jew. When the Nazis round up his family for the Nazi labour camps, he escapes and avoids capture by hiding in the ruins of Warsaw.
5. Raging Bull,1980
A middleweight ascends through the ranks to achieve his first shot at a boxing title. But his personal life, laden with paranoia, jealousy and rage, scuttles his professional growth.
6. Amadeus,1984
Antonio Salieri envies Mozart whom he believes to be a great musician. Having come to the conclusion that Mozart receives divine assistance in his compositions, Salieri turns against God.
7. Downfall,2004
As the Allied forces get closer to the Nazi capital, Hitler and his comrades barricade themselves in the Fuhrerbunker. Many vow to stand by Hitler, but Traudl, his personal secretary, tries to escape.
8. The Elephant Man,1980
The Elephant Man is a 1980 American historical drama film about Joseph Merrick, a severely deformed man in late 19th century London.
9. Braveheart,1995
William Wallace, a Scottish rebel, sets out to battle an English tyrant who killed his wife a day after their marriage. Braveheart is All-Time the best biographical movies
10. The King's Speech,2010
The journey of King George VI, who overcomes his dreadful stammer with the help of his speech therapist, Lionel Logue and makes himself worthy enough to lead his country through war. King's Speech is one of the best biography films
11. Hotel Rwanda,2004
Paul Rusesabagina, a hotel manager, leads a happy life with his wife and children in Rwanda. He displays immense courage by saving the lives of many helpless refugees during a communal war.
12. The Passion of Joan of Arc,1928
In this silent film, Joan of Arc braves the threat of torture to stand fast for her beliefs.
13. Andrei Rublev,1966
In the background of the 15th century Russia when brutal battles between rival princes takes place, Andrei Rublev becomes famous for his paintings but gradually takes a vow of silence.
14. Into the Wild,2007
Christopher McCandless, a young graduate, decides to renounce all his possessions and hitchhike across America. During his journey, he encounters several situations which change him as a person. its consider as best biographical movie of the year 2007
15. Life of Brian,1979
Brian Cohen (Graham Chapman) is an average young Jewish man, but through a series of ridiculous events, he gains a reputation as the Messiah. When he's not dodging his followers or being scolded by his shrill mother (Terry Jones), the hapless Brian has to contend with the pompous Pontius Pilate (Michael Palin) and acronym-obsessed members of a separatist movement. Rife with Monty Python's signature absurdity, the tale finds Brian's life paralleling Biblical lore, albeit with many more laughs.
16. Gandhi,1982
A lawyer, Mohandas Gandhi, returns to British India from South Africa. He begins a nationwide campaign of non-violent resistance against British rule. The campaign pressures Britain to liberate India.
17. Casino,1995
Two mobsters, who once were best friends, fight tooth and nail to expand their business and in bargain they deceitfully cut each other's throats.
18. The Diving Bell And The Butterfly,2007
A true story of Elle editor Jean-Dominique Bauby who suffers a stroke and has to live with a paralyzed body; the only way he can communicate is with his left eye.
19. Ip Man,2008
During the war between China and Japan, a Japanese official notices Ip Man, a Wing Chun expert, and his skills. He asks him to train Japanese officers. Ip must use his skills to safeguard his honour.
20. Michael the Brave,1970
Prince Michael "The Brave" (Amza Pellea) of the Wallachia province of Eastern Europe seeks to unite his region with the neighboring principalities of Moldavia and Transylvania. To do so, however, requires strategic political plotting, and he will have to go to war with both the Ottoman and Austrian Empires. It will take more than a decade of fighting, including casualty-ridden battles, but Michael is determined in his quest to establish the new nation of Romania.
21. The Sea Inside,2004
True story of Ramon Sampedro whose life takes a turn after an injury puts him in a paralytic state. Afer living his life with dignity he decides to put an end to the suffering by embracing euthanasia.
22. Aguirre: The Wrath of God,1972
Don Lope de Aguirre (Klaus Kinski), a ruthless Spanish conquistador, vies for power while part of an expedition in Peru to find El Dorado, the mythical seven cities of gold. Accompanied by his daughter, Flores (Cecilia Rivera), Aguirre faces off against his superior, Don Pedro de Ursua (Ruy Guerra), and grows increasingly volatile after seizing control of the group. As Aguirre presses deeper into the Amazonian jungle, he descends further into madness.
23. The Social Network,2010
Mark Zuckerberg creates a social networking site, Facebook, with the help of his friend Eduardo Saverin. But soon, a string of lies tears their relationship apart even as Facebook connects people.
24. Patton,1970
After a US defeat in 1943 at the Battle of Kasserine Pass, George Patton, a mercurial man, commands the II Corps in North Africa. As he excels militarily, he also proves to be a loose cannon.
25. The Miracle Worker,1962
The story of Anne Sullivan's struggle to teach the blind and deaf Helen Keller how to communicate.
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The Prodigal Student
"I did not like the idea that all that mattered was what I could do in a classroom. So I stopped trying."
By Chris Ludovici
When you're a kid, you want to be good and do good. You want to please the people around you and fit in. Their values are yours; the things they say are so.
I grew up in Swarthmore, Pennsylvania, a town that exists because of the college it contains. My peers were the children of professors or doctors or lawyers—pick a career that requires an advanced degree. Adults reminded us that everything we did in school was vitally important for our future not only as students, but as people.
That all sounds super dramatic, I know, but when you're a kid life is dramatic. Deciding to not go to college felt like deciding to become a heroin addict. It felt immoral.
My parents are Swarthmore graduates. My dad grew up in an overflowing family in Philadelphia, my mom in a lonely house in Louisiana an hour's drive from the closest burger joint. They dreamed of the better life college would bring. They could escape the chaos of their families and learn a better way to be in the world. Swarthmore was where they met, fell in love, got married, had me. I slowed their progress. We lived off campus and I remember going to classes with them, watching them study and write papers. I marched with my dad when he graduated.
College was a part of me before my first breath.
But I never trusted it.
My parents were living examples of being classroom smart without understanding how to live in the world. They got pregnant and married at one of the most difficult colleges in the country. Five tumultuous years and two kids later, their marriage ended and they were two unhappy people fumbling through bad decisions.
As a child, what did I want to be when I grew up? I wanted to be kind. I wanted to have a stable life and to be decent. Everything else was secondary.
I saw no correlation between education and stability and kindness. If anything, education was a pressure that came from all sides. The necessity of school was a mantra that my peers internalized and repeated. I remember a friend crying on the floor from hunger and thirst because he was wearing a sweatsuit under his clothes in order to lose weight and make the wrestling team. He didn't like wrestling, but he needed it for his transcripts.
I also didn't understand what was so great about being smart. Everyone in my life fixated on identifying and celebrating intelligence. But I didn't care about being smart. My parents were smart—and they were miserable. Smarts wouldn't get me where I wanted to be, and anyone who insisted otherwise went on the do not trust list.
It became clear to me that I just didn't like school. I didn't like its suffocating presence in my life. It didn't speak to my desire to be a kind and decent person. Instead, it prized competition. It made people tense and unhappy, and I didn't like the threat that if I didn't produce academically, my value as a person would be tarnished. When I was 10, I was told if I didn't do well in school I would end up a garbage man "and no one wants to marry a garbage man."
I did not like the idea that all that mattered was what I could do in a classroom.
So I stopped trying. Don't misunderstand. I didn't drink, or smoke, or take drugs, or mess around with girls. Nor did I disrupt class. I told my teachers they could fail me with a clear conscience; I simply wanted to sit and read, rather than participate. They didn't have to worry about me and I wouldn't worry about them.
It didn't go over well.
I understood why my parents were concerned, and at times I really wanted to be the student they wanted me to be. But I couldn't. Conversely, there were teachers and friends' parents that considered me a bad influence—even as they turned a blind eye to classmates who were bullies, addicts, and date rapists (but who got good grades). That my disregard for grades was considered more dangerous than genuinely harmful behavior strengthened my resolve. To learn from someone, you have to believe he or she is worth learning from, and that became my litmus test. If you felt offended or threatened by a child who merely wanted to be left alone, then you didn't have anything worth learning anyway.
There are people who teach because they like being able to impose order onto others. They don't like to be challenged, even passively. I brought out the worst in people like that. Once, a friend's mom ran into one of my teachers, who told her I was dangerous and that her kid should stay away from me.
Why would I want to learn from someone like that? Why would I trust the judgment of a school that employed someone like that?
I never stopped learning;I just stopped caring about grades. If I was interested in a class, I paid attention. If I wanted to read a book, I read it. If I wanted to write a paper, I wrote it. I studied what interested me. I didn't trust people to decide what was and wasn't important for me.
After graduation, I mostly lived at home and worked retail jobs. I spent much of my twenties thinking about the people in my life—my parents and sister and my friends. I didn't consciously understand at the time, but what I needed was a stable and supportive family before I could focus on anything else.
What bothered me so much about college was the idea that I wouldn't have value as a person if I didn't go. I rejected that standard. Instead of bettering myself so people would care about me, I decided to be the best version of myself for people who already cared about me.
When we got engaged, I knew my fiancée would probably always make more money than I would. We were fine with that, but I didn't want to be a drag on her either. I wanted to do my fair share. Getting a degree seemed like the most obvious way to accomplish that. Also, I thought classes would help smooth down my rougher edges as a writer and provide insight about getting published.
I started at the Community College of Philadelphia five months after I got married. I studied there for two years before transferring to Penn. It wasn't easy. There are disciplines as a student that people pick up along the way that I never bothered to learn. I didn't know how to take notes. I was terrible at outlining and studying and didn't understand that it was okay to not get an A once in a while. I had no idea what was and was not significant in a classroom. I sat through my first class really having to go to the bathroom, not knowing that I could get up and go.
CCP was filled with excellent teachers who were sympathetic to my perspective. Many of them had left more prestigious institutions in order to work a little outside the system, with students who were tentative, or couldn't afford to go anywhere else, or were returning after a long absence. They wanted to reach people who had slipped through the cracks. Many of them were willing to talk with me after class, answer whatever questions I had about the material and about the world of education in general.
It was a CCP professor who turned me on to Penn. He mentioned it one day before class and suggested I try Penn's Liberal and Professional Studies program.
I was at Penn a lot longer than CCP, partly for financial reasons but also because I took two years off to raise my son. When I went back, I took a couple of classes at a time. It took seven years for me to complete my degree at Penn, and in that time I wrote a novel and managed to sell it.
School could never be a thing that I poured all my energy into. I couldn't have lived on campus and taken a full load of classes and gone home for holidays. It could never have been a way of life. But by making it just a piece of my life, I could handle it. If it was a thing I did rather than a thing I was, I could succeed. And once I realized I could do it, it made sense to do it as well as possible. I basically did what my parents did. I got married, had a kid and went to a prestigious school all at the same time. We all tried to improve our circumstances in the same way.
My son just started kindergarten this year. I don't know what I would do if he ends up doing what I did. I hope he doesn't, but I guess we'll see.
Chris Ludovici LPS'11 is the author of The Minors, a novel.
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Life sustains itself by means of reproduction. An innate sense to pass on one's genes to the next generation of their species is present in all living organisms. In the animal kingdom courtship is used to find a suitable mate with ideal characteristics that they want their offspring to have. In this essay birds have been chosen to be discussed due to their unique and complex courtship rituals. Ironically, even though humans are one of the largest populations of beings on Earth we tend to use courtship with occasionally convoluted mannerisms simply for sexual pleasure. We have also constructed a number of ways in which to prevent reproduction of our species from contraceptives to abortions. So far throughout my life I have observed that some animal behavior, in regards to …show more content…
This paper will focus on the courtship of various bird species are reflected in social human practices within our society. I think courtship is when a living organism that has reached maturity as well as later in life seeks out another individual to procreate.
Saunders (1919) makes the claim that sexual selection is the primary cause of the evolution of bird songs. The author defines bird song as a vocal performance sung by the males of the species. It can be heard at a specific time during a season, usually Spring. Courtship is not the only event that takes place during that season, mating and nesting do as well. Since there are multiple types of birds there are different birdsongs and sometimes not just the male of the species sings. For instance, the female slate-colored Fox Birds are the ones who sing. Robins provide a more dynamic version of the birdsong as they serenade their mates singing with closed beaks, humming. The many living organisms that so far as we know, mate for the purpose of reproducing to continue their line of species. From studies and observations the basis of courtship in birds is based on song and sometimes dance. In birds it is usually the males
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Aristotelous square was built in 1917, after the fire that destroyed the city and the establishment of the "Thessaloniki New Plan International Commission", chaired by Hébrard.
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If you walk up Aristotelous you come to the Ancient Agora Square and then the Roman Agora. Aristotelous Square is a typical combination of Byzantine style and Western architecture.The two landmark buildings in the square, "Olympion" and "Electra" were built in the 50s and 60s respectively, just as Aristotelous was undergoing works to achieve its final form in 1960. Today, Aristotelous Square is lined with different kinds of shops, banks, jewellery shops and several café bars and hotels.
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Here is the JS which is calculated onChange in a form I am trying to display the resulting value elsewhere on the form. The alert displays the correct value but my id remains blank.
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A: Your code is getting the element with getElementById but then not doing anything with it. You need to assign the result of getElementById to something, or call methods on it on the same line. If your goal is to put the value of mtow1 into your , try doing this:
// Solution 1
var spanElement = document.getElementById("mtow1");
spanElement.innerHtml = mtow1;

Alternatively, perhaps you were trying to display the value of mtow1 by using this jQuery:
$('#mtow1').val(mtow1);

That doesn't do what you think it does. It changes the "value" attribute of the span to the value of mtow1, but that change isn't visible to the user. It's the same as writing this as your HTML:
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If you want to use jQuery instead of the getElementById method I posted above, you could do this:
// Solution 2
$('#mtow1').html(mtow1);

You don't need to do both. Either solution will work on its own.

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When your saw idles, the chain should remain stationary.
The Sears 3.3 and Poulan 3300 chain saws are essentially the same model; Poulan manufactured many Craftsman products. When either of these chainsaws doesn't idle properly, a simple adjustment to the carburetor often fixes the problem with little danger of damaging the saw. Before making this adjustment, however, it's important to ensure that the air passageways are clear; without sufficient air, fuel deposits will foul the combustion chamber, and the engine will continue stalling.
The two remedies most likely to cure an engine that doesn't idle properly are to clean the air filter and adjust carburetor's idle screw, and cleaning the air filter comes first because the idle adjustment will be incorrect if it's dirty. The filter is installed behind a cover in the housing just above the handle. The manufacturer recommends cleaning it after 10 gas fill-ups or five service hours and replacing it whenever it's damaged. To clean it, pull it out of its compartment and blow off dirt with compressed air. You can also wash it with soap and water.
The Craftsman 3.3 chain saw carburetor is equipped with three adjustment screws, and although Sears recommends that you have these serviced by an authorized professional, you can safely adjust the idle and low-speed screws yourself. They are located on the side of the engine housing, just behind the air filter. The idle screw is the uppermost screw, and of the two lower screws, the low-speed screw is the one on the right. Only a pro should adjust the high-speed screw, which is on the left, because the wrong setting can damage the engine.
After cleaning the air filter and the spark arrestor screen, which is behind the muffler, you're ready to adjust the carburetor. Start the saw and let it warm up for three or four minutes, then set it on a level surface. Turn the idle screw clockwise until the chain starts turning, then back it off to the point at which the chain stops. Fine-tune the idle adjusting the low-speed screw. Turn it clockwise until the engine stalls, note the position, then turn it counterclockwise until the engine races and note that position. The correct setting is midway between these two points.
The Craftsman 3.3 chainsaw is an older model, and yours is likely to have seen many service hours. As an engine ages, the piston seals wear out and the cylinder loses compression, which makes it difficult to adjust the idle properly. The remedy is to rebuild the engine and replace the seals. If you can't get the chain to stop spinning without having the engine die, the problem may be that the clutch shoes aren't retracting. This is a potentially dangerous condition and can be corrected by servicing the clutch.
Deziel, Chris. "My Craftsman 3.3 Chainsaw Won't Idle." Home Guides | SF Gate, http://homeguides.sfgate.com/craftsman-33-chainsaw-wont-idle-101278.html. Accessed 21 April 2019.


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Seattle's Most Unsung 'Park' is Hidden in This Pioneer Square Hotel
As we celebrate 120 years of Seattle's part in the Klondike Gold Rush, the park site could help redefine what an urban park can be.
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Pioneer Square's Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park offers an opportunity to redefine what the role of a national park can be.
Seattle changed forever on July 17, 1897. In fact, you can peg the birth of the modern city to that date, when the steamer Portland cruised into Elliott Bay with a boatload of gold and miners who'd struck it rich in the Klondike. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer covered the arrival with a subtle headline: "Gold! Gold! Gold! Gold!" Nothing more really needed to be said.
From that moment, Seattle became internationally known, the launch pad for the gold rush in the last frontier: Alaska and the Yukon. The city boomed, nearly doubling in size between 1890 and 1900 to more than 80,000 souls.
A public relations maestro named Erastus Brainerd engineered what we would call a social media campaign today, with letters to national magazines and newspapers touting Seattle as the place to outfit for the goldfield. An estimated 70,000 people passed through the city en route to Alaska. And they spent a lot of money going and coming.
Companies sprouted and thrived; some are still with us today, such as Nordstrom, Filson and Bartell Drugs. The city's first true millionaires were made, most from "mining the miners," rather than gold itself. Vice, retailing and real estate flourished, not unlike today's Amazon boom. Many problems we're still wrestling with flourished, too, such as rising prices, crime and homelessness.
The story is well told in a modest Seattle national park site, officially called the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, Seattle Unit. Unlike Mount Rainier, Olympic and North Cascades national parks, all of which you can see from the Space Needle, this national park unit is hidden by a forest of high rises. It lives in a historic gold rush–era building, the Cadillac Hotel in Pioneer Square. The hotel had housed many prospectors heading to and coming from the Klondike.
For visitors to Seattle and those passing through on cruise ships to Alaska, the museum is a key link in telling the city's Klondike story. Some 69,000 visitors passed through the park last year. But as a rare Northwest park site in an urban setting, it has an opportunity to do more. At least that's what its relatively new (since 2015) superintendent, Charles Beall, thinks.
Our national parks have been looking to the future, coinciding with the system's centennial, celebrated last year. Reaching out to future generations is part of that, but with most Americans living in cities, there are other challenges. How do the parks reach a more diverse, younger audience? Can they excite the next generation of park-goers and supporters without the attractions of, or access to, rain forests and glaciers? Can the Park Service help its urban neighbors? "How do we become more relevant?" Beall asks.
The Klondike unit in Seattle does more than tell the story of old sourdoughs, as the gold rushers were called. It also collaborates with the Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial, which commemorates the mass incarceration of Japanese-Americans that began 75 years ago at the start of WWII. The unit also has a formal affiliation with the Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience, in the Chinatown/International District (I.D.), working cooperatively with it. Such affiliations can help museums gain wider national exposure. The connection with Asian Pacific American populations, Beall believes, is a story the Park Service unit here is ideally suited to connect with and support. It's part of the broader story of Seattle's unique cultural heritage and history, and it presents an opportunity that pretty much exists only on the West Coast, with its large and fast-growing Asian population.
Beall wants to "redefine" how the Park Service engages locally. In speaking with residents of the nearby I.D., for example, he found people were concerned less with how to access wilderness than with solving local problems like the lack of green space, safety and the seismic retrofitting of the old brick buildings. Could the Park Service help with those things?
Beall says listening to those needs led him to think of connecting folks with the Park Service's tax credit program, which helps fund projects like seismic work on historic buildings, or assists nonprofit groups like the Puget Sound chapter of the volunteer veterans group Mission Continues, which does service work in places like Rainier Beach. They could be a resource for local improvements.
The Klondike park unit does a number of other things, too. It trains volunteers who ride on Amtrak trains during the summer, on the Portland, Montana and Seattle routes. The volunteers are a resource for passengers and offer narrations of Northwest history. They also help staff a "ranger station" inside the REI flagship store to help customers with trip planning.
In thinking about future engagement with the public, Beall is excited about new partnerships. "I dream about the waterfront," he says, referring to an area of the city that will soon undergo redevelopment with the removal of the Alaskan Way Viaduct. The waterfront is where the gold rush, the Pacific and our urban heritage bloomed. Here's a chance to be part of the major redevelopment of a place that links the Klondike past with the city's present and future.
The Klondike park unit used to host a small street fair to mark the steamer Portland's 1897 landing, but no more. However, its staff does march in uniform in the Pride Parade and participate in the I.D.'s summer Dragon Fest.
If the gold rush thrust our city onto the international stage, the Klondike unit has a chance to help redefine what a national park can be in a growing urban setting. The unit will never abandon its Klondike history mission, Beall says. But now there's a chance to explore and engage the contemporary city spawned by the gold rush 120 years ago this summer.
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Мурат Кекилли () е турски поп/рок изпълнител.

Биография
Началното, основно и средното си образование завършва в Адана. Тъй като семейството му е бедно, през летните ваканции, работил в Адана и Джейхан в дини ниви. В Адана се запознава с директора на младежкия сарай, и когато отива на гости при него се запознава с един пианист, и му се възхищава на таланта. Кариерата му на музикант първоначално започва с пиано. През 1989 година отива в казарма, от която излиза през 1991 година. През 1992 – 1993 година кандидатства в Държавно музикално училище в Адана, но след 1 година учене се отказва. През 1994 година идва в Истанбул и създава първата си музикална група наречена "Киликялълар". През 1996 година почва да работи с група "Йолджулар" ("Пътници") и създава първия си албум "Ешек Гьозлюм".

Дискография

Албуми
 1996: Vay Be! Eşek Gözlüm
 1999: Bu Akşam Ölürüm
 2002: Yedialtı
 2004: Avara
 2006: Bir Ahir Zaman
 2010: Kalbimdeki Darp
 2013: Gümüş Teller

Външни препратки
 Murat Kekilli
 Murat Kekilli Fan Club
 Murat Kekilli Официална интернет страница

Турски певци
Родени в Адана


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Limeshain est une municipalité allemande située dans le land de la Hesse et l'arrondissement de Wetterau.

Personnalités liées à la ville
 Günter Hotz (1931-), informaticien né à Rommelhausen.

Commune en Hesse


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Q: How to extract from XML column having sequences of elements I have an XML column in SQL Server 2005:
<treatmentDetails>
      <treatmentFactor>
        <treatmentFactorName>Varieties</treatmentFactorName>
        <plot>Whole</plot>
        <levels>
          <level>Var1</level>
          <level>Var2</level>
        </levels>
      </treatmentFactor>
      <treatmentFactor>
        <treatmentFactorName>Nitrogen</treatmentFactorName>
        <plot>Whole</plot>
        <levels>
          <level>N1</level>
          <level>N2</level>
          <level>N3</level>
        </levels>
      </treatmentFactor>
</treatmentDetails>

From this, I wanted to create output like this:
Varieties Nitrogen
Var1      N1
var1      N2
var1      N3
var2      N1
var2      N2
var3      N3

I tried with xmlfield.query or .value, but I am able to extract a single value (such as Var1) or XML tags, <level>Var1</level>... Any help would be of great help.

A: Try this:
DECLARE @Test TABLE (ID INT NOT NULL, XmlContent XML)

INSERT INTO @TEST VALUES(1, '<treatmentDetails>
      <treatmentFactor>
        <treatmentFactorName>Varieties</treatmentFactorName>
        <plot>Whole</plot>
        <levels>
          <level>Var1</level>
          <level>Var2</level>
        </levels>
      </treatmentFactor>
      <treatmentFactor>
        <treatmentFactorName>Nitrogen</treatmentFactorName>
        <plot>Whole</plot>
        <levels>
          <level>N1</level>
          <level>N2</level>
          <level>N3</level>
        </levels>
      </treatmentFactor>
</treatmentDetails>')

SELECT
    Varieties = TDLevel.value('(.)[1]', 'varchar(20)'),
    Nitrogen = TDLevel2.value('(.)[1]', 'varchar(20)')
FROM
    @test
CROSS APPLY
    XmlContent.nodes('/treatmentDetails/treatmentFactor[1]/levels/level') AS Tbl(TDLevel)
CROSS APPLY
    XmlContent.nodes('/treatmentDetails/treatmentFactor[2]/levels/level') AS Tbl2(TDLevel2)

This would give me an output something like what you're looking for.
However: I'm not clear on whether you always have just two <treatmentFactor> nodes under <treatmentDetails> - I'm just picking the first and second subnode - this might need to be adapted a bit depending on your data.

A: try this
select
    TV.V.value('(.)[1]', 'varchar(20)'),
    TN.N.value('(.)[1]', 'varchar(20)')
from table1 as A
    outer apply Data.nodes('/treatmentDetails/treatmentFactor[treatmentFactorName = "Varieties"]/levels/level') as TV(V)
    outer apply Data.nodes('/treatmentDetails/treatmentFactor[treatmentFactorName = "Nitrogen"]/levels/level') as TN(N)

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