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HOUSTON -- The Astros have taken their already stellar defense up a notch. It must be October.
Houston manager Dusty Baker noted that games can't be won on defense alone, but they can definitely be lost that way. The Astros made sure not to lose Game 2 of the American League Division Series, outlasting the White Sox in a 9-4 win on Friday and taking a 2-0 lead in the series in the process.
"There were four or five really great plays on defense," Baker said. "Every great team I've been on [or managed], we played outstanding defense. Defense is something that we work on before we even hit. These guys take pride in defense, so that's something that I think is overlooked by a lot of clubs. But never on my club."
Baker emphasized that nothing surprises him about the purely fundamental way his team plays defense. While waiting for the lineup to put together a big inning -- which the club did eventually with a five-run seventh -- Astros fielders held off Chicago with flawless fundamentals all over the diamond.
The Astros made every play that came to them, from routine grounders and fly balls to the outrageous leaping snags and nearly unbelievable throws from the middle infield duo of Carlos Correa and Jose Altuve. This is nothing new, especially in October.
Without knocking one out of the park, it felt like the White Sox didn't have a chance to string much of anything together due to the Astros' defensive prowess. Houston's one minor blunder came in the fifth inning, when third baseman Alex Bregman caught a line drive off the bat of Adam Engel, but accidently spiked the throw into the ground and missed an opportunity to double off Leury García. García would go on to score one of three Chicago runs that inning.
"We preach that every single day in our clubhouse, that defense wins championships," Correa said. "We take a lot of pride in that. From the moment we showed up in Spring Training, we said, 'Hey, let's try to be the No. 1 defensive team in the big leagues.' Especially now in the playoffs, we're doing a great job with it. I said before the series that the team that plays the cleanest is going to win. And so far, we've played very clean."
It started in the first inning, with Correa robbing a potential base hit from leadoff batter Tim Anderson. Anderson noted after the game that he knows the Astros' defense wasn't going to give him anything.
Later in the same inning, with the bases loaded, Altuve made a diving stop on an Eloy Jiménez grounder, allowing just one run to score instead of possibly more.
Kyle Tucker, who made a leaping grab to prevent a base hit and multiple runs scoring in the top of seventh inning, said he didn't see it as a game-changing play in the moment. But by keeping the game tied, the offense was able to put up a big inning in the bottom half.
"I just tried to go all out for it," Tucker said. "Our pitchers are out there working real hard. Any time we can make a catch or make a play to make it a little easier on them, it definitely helps out the team as a whole. To finish the inning with that big out, I think the momentum kind of changed and everyone was real excited."
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"He timed it perfectly, and they might have been off to the races had he not made that catch," Baker added.
When asked which infielder he thinks improved the most defensively, first baseman Yuli Gurriel pointed to himself, noting that his teammates have always been good. That's what has driven Houston in the playoffs these last five years.
"I think people don't always give the importance that they might need to for the defensive side of things," Gurriel said. "I think in the playoffs especially, pitching and defense is what wins you games. You need to have a good defense if you want to be able to advance in the playoffs. We really have, I think, the best infield in the big leagues."

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A Study of the Translation into Spanish of Dialects and Accents in Brendan Kennelly's The Florentines and The Crooked Cross
Puente Lozano, Isabel
Isabel Puente Lozano, 'A Study of the Translation into Spanish of Dialects and Accents in Brendan Kennelly's The Florentines and The Crooked Cross', [thesis], Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland). School of Languages, Literature and Cultural Studies, Trinity College Dublin theses
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This dissertation aims to create one accent and one dialect in Spanish by translating the dialects and accents found in Brendan Kennelly´s novels The Crooked Cross and The Florentines. I will look at various scholars and discuss their views on dialects and accents in the fields of sociolinguistics and literary criticism. As well, the challenges of translating non-standard variants of language will be analysed. I will create a Spanish accent based on the Yorkshire accent in The Florentines, and will create a Spanish dialect based on the Irish dialect in The Crooked Cross. The translation will be done by using different techniques and strategies such as phonetic transposition, the combination of words and the omission of letters, and compensation. By doing so, the loss incurred when normalising dialects is hopefully compensated for. While at the same time, the meaning of the text is still intelligible to a Spanish reader thanks, partly, to the suspension of disbelief. These translations advocates for creative solutions when it comes to translating non-standard variants of language. It might be safer not to try, and more straightforward if these variants are normalised, but by trying, the integrity of the source text is preserved.
Author: Puente Lozano, Isabel
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From Farm to Fork this Alliance is Creating a Sustainable Food System
Part of the Food Policy Community Spotlight Series
Name: Food Chain Workers Alliance
What they do: The Food Chain Workers Alliance believes in a truly sustainable food system, one that can provide healthy and locally made food, and that has the potential to lift up communities, workers, and our shared environment. It is a coalition of worker-based organizations across the country whose members plant, harvest, process, pack, transport, prepare, serve, and sell food, and who have organized to improve wages and working conditions for all workers along the food chain. Click here to view a list of the Alliance's members. As a country-wide alliance, they have the ability to make changes on the local, state and national level. Currently, the group has 31 members representing more than 350,000 food workers in the US and Canada.
How they do it: The Food Chain Workers Alliance focuses on three areas of work. Each member organization participates in at least one of the following program committees:
1. Growth & Learning: Worker solidarity and leadership among workers all along the food chain is key to making improvements in the workplace. This committee plans the Alliance's annual worker leaders summit as well as the regional Justice in the Food Chain training series, and develops other ways that members can learn from each other.
The annual worker leaders summit is a powerful opportunity for workers in all sectors of the food chain, from around the U.S. and Canada, to come together to share their stories and experiences, learn from other's campaigns and gain new skills.
Participants in the Justice in the Food Chain training series share concrete skills in organizing, coalition-building, and campaign strategy development. The training sessions are held regionally, three times a year.
2. Campaigns & Messages: This committee helps to build public support for members' organizing campaigns and the principal campaign of the Alliance, which is focused on the Good Food Purchasing Program and develops messaging, materials, and social media tools to support those campaigns.
The Good Food Purchasing Campaign encourages large institutions to direct their buying power toward five core values – local economies, environmental sustainability, valued workforce, animal welfare and nutrition – using the Good Food Purchasing Program to guide their efforts. The Program provides a flexible framework to support cities in creating benchmarks for procurement around these five values. In many cases, the goals they set build on existing local momentum in order to expand good food in the region by working in tandem with ongoing efforts. Recently, Chicago committed to the Good Food Purchasing Program.
3. Movement Building: The Alliance believes that to achieve their vision of a sustainable food system they need to build broad and deep social movements, and that they can't do this alone. They therefore have co-founded and play leadership roles in a number of national groups including the HEAL (Health Environment Agriculture and Labor) Alliance and the Domestic Fair Trade Association.
The HEAL (Health Environment Agriculture and Labor) Alliance brings together workers from various sectors of food and agriculture with agricultural policy experts and community organizers and activists. The Alliance is a co-founder of HEAL and serves on its steering committee.
The Domestic Fair Trade Association holds up principles of social justice for trade in the U.S. and Canada, focusing particularly on the agricultural and food systems. The Alliance is a member in the NGO (non-government organization) sector. Other membership sectors include farmworker groups, manufacturers/processors, retail coops, and farmers.
Mission: to build a more sustainable food system based on the principles of social, environmental and racial justice, that respects workers' rights and provides everyone with access to healthy and affordable food.
Latest project/campaign: The Food Chain Workers Alliance is expanding its worker leadership development training, Justice in the Food Chain series, to add Level 2 sessions for those who have already attended the training and to train food workers and organizers to lead training sessions in their own communities.
Major Funding: Food and Farm Communications Fund, Ford Foundation, Jessie Smith Noyes Foundation, Lawson Valentine Foundation, LIFT Fund, via the Solidago Foundation, Norman Foundation, Panta Rhea Foundation, Presbyterian Hunger Program, Unitarian Universalist Service Committee
Profit/nonprofit: Nonprofit
Annual Budget: $780,000
Interesting fact about how it is working to positively affect the food system: The Good Food Purchasing Program (GFPP) is nationally regarded as the most comprehensive and metric-based food procurement policy in the country. It provides a way for institutions to work with food service providers, distributors, processors and growers to create a transparent "farm-to-fork" food supply. The Alliance encourages local coalitions around the country to advocate for the adoption of this program in order to bring more good food to low-income communities and strengthen regional Good Food systems.
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DOZENS of Christmas presents have been donated to North Yorkshire's elderly thanks to kind-hearted community generosity.
Sixty gifts were dropped off at Sycamore Hall Care Home, on Kearsley Road, Ripon, after an appeal from Lisa Dalton, who lives in the town.
For the second year in a row, Lisa has organised an community collection for the elderly, with Sycamore Hall receiving a present for every single resident.
Lisa collected almost 400 presents in total, with deliveries to care homes across the region.
Lisa said: "I feel so strongly about doing this, because knowing a lot of them don't have family, it's rewarding to know that we can make a difference to someone's life.
"Bringing a smile on Christmas Day is what it's all about. The elderly feel happy when they see the gifts because it's for them, and it's from the Ripon community."
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Q: Chromecast VTT not showing I am creating a Chromecast app that streams video and uses out of stream VTT captions. I have successfully managed to load TTML but I require to load VTT also for this I have the following code
this.player.enableCaptions(true, 'vtt', 'http://some_file.vtt');

this fails within the MediaPlayer.js with tyhe following error
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'parse' of null

This looks to be in the code to load the individual cues has anyone come across this problem?

A: You need to add the (text/audio) track(s) information to your MediaInfo and then set the active track. Take a look at this guide. Also be aware that having tracks, even when your media is mp4, would require CORS.

A: this.player.enableCaptions(true, 'vtt', 'http://some_file.vtt');

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Health officials urge parents and families to talk about suicide and emotional distress
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LOCAL RESOURCES for Help and Hope ….
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PORTLAND, OR––With a recent increase in public awareness related to suicide and mental health, Oregon health officials are reminding parents and families about resources and information available for reaching out to loved ones. "Parents and health care providers know that television shows, popular movies and other entertainment can have a strong influence on young people's thinking and behavior, and may cause some children and teens to think or talk about suicide," said Ann Kirkwood, the Oregon Health Authority's suicide intervention coordinator. "It's critical that parents and health care providers help kids cope by talking openly and honestly about their thoughts and feelings, about what they're watching, and watch for signs of distress." Mental health experts have recently noted conversations with a range of Oregon youth, who after watching the popular Netflix series called "13 Reasons Why" had specific questions about emotional distress, trauma and where to turn for help and support. While the series seeks to capture the agonizing challenges of trauma, bullying and suicide, there are a number of opportunities for providing additional information and helping Oregonians know where to turn in the case of distress and thoughts of suicide. "While these shows may be fictional, they depict traumatic events in the life of a child, and may represent incorrect notions about the psychology behind suicide," said Ajit Jetmalani, M.D. "There's also often a lack of suicide prevention advice or hotline information, which we want to provide and make sure that individuals of all ages know where to turn for information and help." Dr. Jetmalani is professor of psychiatry and head of the division of child and adolescent psychiatry at Oregon Health & Science University's School of Medicine, Doernbecher Children's Hospital. Talking openly and honestly––without judgement––about emotional distress and suicide is strongly encouraged to promote an open and honest conversation. Often if a child or individual is suicidal, they are relieved and appreciative that someone would care enough to approach them about the subject. "We know that some of the youth calling our support lines are impacted by what they're seeing on TV," said Emily Moser, Lines for Life's YouthLine program director. "Youth need support from parents and other trusted adults to process the difficult topics depicted on TV and to understand the implications of certain choices. We all have a role to play in helping reinforce in our communities that suicide is not the answer to problems and that reaching out to a trusted adult, friend, or crisis line makes an enormous difference in almost every potentially suicidal situation." Even though suicide is not a common response to a majority of trauma and emotional distress, parents, and behavioral and physical health providers should also watch for warning signs of distress or suicidal activity and intervene immediately as necessary. A number of resources are available through trusted adults, school counseling resources, friends or mental health providers. A few key warning signs for suicidal thoughts in youth and others include:
Talking about wanting to die, being dead or about suicide.
Cutting, burning or causing physical harm to the body.
Feelings of loss, lack of hope, despair, or a deep feeling of something being "wrong."
Withdrawing from friends, family and activities.
Becoming more worried or on edge, or seeming unusually angry or not their normal selves.
Parents and families can approach the subject in a number of ways by providing open-ended questions and starting a conversation through a few examples listed below:
You've likely seen suicide mentioned on TV and in the media. What do you think about it and how does it make you feel?
Some conversations on TV suggest that adults in a teenager's life don't care about their emotional challenges. Do you feel there people in your life you can turn to whom you trust?
Do you know about the suicide warning signs in case you feel this way or have friends or classmates who do?
Is there anything you're concerned about now in your own life? A friend or someone that you know? How are you feeling or is there anything that you're upset by?
Reiterate how much you care. Feeling suicidal is a sign that you need to reach out to others. Please know that if you're ever feeling that way, know that we will figure out what to do together.
For more information and resources, please contact:
Lines for Life – Resource for prevention tips and resources at http://www.linesforlife.org/. Teens can text with a peer by texting 839863 or call 1-877-968-8491.
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline – A confidential service for adults or youth who are in crisis or know someone who is, at 800-273-8255 (TALK) or chat is available at: https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/.
The Trevor Project – Provides crisis intervention for LGBTQ youth at 866-488-7386 or text "Trevor" to 1-202-304-1200 (available Tuesday-Friday between noon and 6 p.m. Pacific time) or at http://www.thetrevorproject.org/.
Veterans Crisis Line – Confidential help for veterans and their families, 800-273-8255 or http://www.veteranscrisisline.net/.
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Marina Umaschi Bers, professor and chair of Tufts University's Eliot-Pearson Department of Child Study and Human Development, believes educators should create learning environments where classroom technology can be harnessed to enable learning through play, she wrote in EdSurge.
Bers encourages teachers to view their class spaces as art rooms, where children aren't directed to produce a correct answer, but instead to learn and discover. She also says it's important to embrace failure and, in rethinking assessment, to consider community events – such as inviting parents to see finished projects – as a way for children to take pride in their work.
After the early grades of elementary school, students rarely equate time spent in the classroom with fun. That's arguably unfortunate for a number of reasons: For one, students who view learning as enjoyable may extend their educations and potentially career options. Plus, having fun also affects the brain chemically — helping children focus more keenly on their work and, as a result, engage and participate more in class activities.
"In addition, when classroom activities are pleasurable, the brain releases dopamine, a neurotransmitter that stimulates the memory centers and promotes the release of acetylcholine, which increases focused attention," Willis wrote.
Does that mean schools should shift lessons from four-walled rooms to amusement parks? Certainly, field trips and even excursions to an outside classroom environment can provide a new view on a subject, engage students and liven up classwork. But elaborate efforts aren't necessary to get students re-invigorated and excited about class time. Sometimes, it can come from simpler simpler steps – such as making a topic relevant to students' interests, or tying what they're learning to a real-world impact on their lives.
Giving students a chance to see how their educations may affect the world at large may help them find the relevance and joy in their classroom experience. And with technology becoming a bigger part of the educational sector, surveying the possibilities of making tech fun and useful in student learning will serve all parties going forward.


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Will 2002 be the year Broadband takes off?
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You didn't misread that. On Monday 14th January 2002 the BBC asked this exact question. This nascent technology was not welcome as far as I was concerned; I was happy selling 2Mb leased lines for £2,000 per month to business customers. Fast forward to April 2006 and Talk Talk launched their "Free Broadband Forever" offer. Broadband had gone from near zero to 70% SME penetration (OFCOM figure) in that time.
The Talk Talk offer of "Free Broadband Forever" caused no end of trouble for their network and reputation. Charles Dunstone, interviewed in the Sunday Times, likened it to "a little baby who's waking up every two hours and is disturbing the family and making our lives a nightmare". On the BBC programme Watchdog in 2006 he said, "I got it wrong. I didn't realise that free broadband was going to have the effect on people it has."
For the last decade you could argue that the fallout from this is still being felt. The average SME has been conditioned to buy on price in the telecoms space. They want faster, cheaper broadband at every point of contract renewal and telecoms resellers have been more than happy to oblige. It's not Talk Talk levels of "cheaper", as you cannot get more cheap than "free", but they want it cheaper. And faster. And for it to never go wrong. Ever.
At the same time, the average SME is becoming more and more reliant on their broadband. Data usage doubles every 14 months. "Cloud" is winning over on-premise services. Office 365 is hoovering up email. To lose connectivity risks business survival.
I have just spent an unpleasant five minutes looking up dilemmas and Hobson's Choices (and Sophie's Choice). What we have here is a dilemma. Someone once said "cheap broadband isn't good and good broadband isn't cheap" and therein lies the problem. Broadband is a POTS (Plain Old Telephony Service) and today people need PANS (Pretty Amazing New Stuff).
I am a big fan of Masterchef. Loads of pressure, high stakes, tight timescales, successes, disasters and momentous triumphs. It's just like running a small business. Also a lot of pots and pans. In those busy restaurant environments I don't see a £170 Beko dishwasher such as the one at home keeping all those business-critical pots and pans ready to make money. These guys go for a £13,000 Hobart with all the business-grade guarantees it brings. Why doesn't a business do this with its internet connection?
You can now get a 1Gb fibre link for about £500 a month if you are in the right place. That's pretty amazing new stuff. You can get a 100Mb fibre link for that price in most places which is pretty amazing too. It's not a lot if you look at the trade-off.
A business will accept a £500 car allowance in order to make one person productive. The next time you go to sign that off, just take a moment to look at all the staff hanging off the cheapest broadband you can buy (which must never go wrong, ever) and ask yourself one question:
"Would this money be better spent making everyone productive instead?"
The year 2001 was meant to be when the internet in the UK grew up. It was supposed to usher in connections 10 times faster than dial-up modems, and enticing multimedia applications that would make everyone in the country determined to surf at high speed. That was the dream shared by the telecoms industry and the government, but it did not happen.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/1755343.stm
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package org.apache.flink.streaming.api.datastream;

import org.apache.flink.annotation.Experimental;
import org.apache.flink.api.common.typeinfo.TypeInformation;
import org.apache.flink.api.common.typeutils.TypeSerializer;
import org.apache.flink.api.java.functions.KeySelector;
import org.apache.flink.api.java.typeutils.TypeExtractor;
import org.apache.flink.core.execution.JobClient;
import org.apache.flink.streaming.api.environment.StreamExecutionEnvironment;
import org.apache.flink.streaming.api.operators.collect.CollectResultIterator;
import org.apache.flink.streaming.api.operators.collect.CollectSinkOperator;
import org.apache.flink.streaming.api.operators.collect.CollectSinkOperatorFactory;
import org.apache.flink.streaming.api.operators.collect.CollectStreamSink;
import org.apache.flink.streaming.api.transformations.PartitionTransformation;
import org.apache.flink.streaming.runtime.partitioner.ForwardPartitioner;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.UUID;

import static org.apache.flink.util.Preconditions.checkArgument;
import static org.apache.flink.util.Preconditions.checkNotNull;

/**
 * A collection of utilities for {@link DataStream DataStreams}.
 */
@Experimental
public final class DataStreamUtils {

	/**
	 * Triggers the distributed execution of the streaming dataflow and returns an iterator over the elements
	 * of the given DataStream.
	 *
	 *
The DataStream application is executed in the regular distributed manner on the target environment,
	 * and the events from the stream are polled back to this application process and thread through
	 * Flink's REST API.
	 */
	public static <OUT> Iterator<OUT> collect(DataStream<OUT> stream) {
		return collect(stream, "Data Stream Collect");
	}

	/**
	 * Triggers the distributed execution of the streaming dataflow and returns an iterator over the elements
	 * of the given DataStream.
	 *
	 *
The DataStream application is executed in the regular distributed manner on the target environment,
	 * and the events from the stream are polled back to this application process and thread through
	 * Flink's REST API.
	 */
	public static <OUT> Iterator<OUT> collect(DataStream<OUT> stream, String executionJobName) {
		try {
			return collectWithClient(stream, executionJobName).iterator;
		} catch (Exception e) {
			// this "wrap as unchecked" step is here only to preserve the exception signature
			// backwards compatible.
			throw new RuntimeException("Failed to execute data stream", e);
		}
	}

	/**
	 * Starts the execution of the program and returns an iterator to read the result of the
	 * given data stream, plus a {@link JobClient} to interact with the application execution.
	 */
	public static <OUT> ClientAndIterator<OUT> collectWithClient(
			DataStream<OUT> stream,
			String jobExecutionName) throws Exception {

		TypeSerializer<OUT> serializer = stream.getType().createSerializer(
				stream.getExecutionEnvironment().getConfig());
		String accumulatorName = "dataStreamCollect_" + UUID.randomUUID().toString();

		StreamExecutionEnvironment env = stream.getExecutionEnvironment();
		CollectSinkOperatorFactory<OUT> factory = new CollectSinkOperatorFactory<>(serializer, accumulatorName);
		CollectSinkOperator<OUT> operator = (CollectSinkOperator<OUT>) factory.getOperator();
		CollectResultIterator<OUT> iterator = new CollectResultIterator<>(
				operator.getOperatorIdFuture(), serializer, accumulatorName, env.getCheckpointConfig());
		CollectStreamSink<OUT> sink = new CollectStreamSink<>(stream, factory);
		sink.name("Data stream collect sink");
		env.addOperator(sink.getTransformation());

		final JobClient jobClient = env.executeAsync(jobExecutionName);
		iterator.setJobClient(jobClient);

		return new ClientAndIterator<>(jobClient, iterator);
	}

	/**
	 * Collects contents the given DataStream into a list, assuming that the stream is a bounded stream.
	 *
	 *
This method blocks until the job execution is complete. By the time the method returns, the
	 * job will have reached its FINISHED status.
	 *
	 *
Note that if the stream is unbounded, this method will never return and might fail with an
	 * Out-of-Memory Error because it attempts to collect an infinite stream into a list.
	 *
	 * @throws Exception Exceptions that occur during the execution are forwarded.
	 */
	public static <E> List<E> collectBoundedStream(DataStream<E> stream, String jobName) throws Exception {
		final ArrayList<E> list = new ArrayList<>();
		final Iterator<E> iter = collectWithClient(stream, jobName).iterator;
		while (iter.hasNext()) {
			list.add(iter.next());
		}
		list.trimToSize();
		return list;
	}

	/**
	 * Triggers execution of the DataStream application and collects the given number of records from the stream.
	 * After the records are received, the execution is canceled.
	 */
	public static <E> List<E> collectUnboundedStream(DataStream<E> stream, int numElements, String jobName) throws Exception {
		final ClientAndIterator<E> clientAndIterator = collectWithClient(stream, jobName);
		final List<E> result = collectRecordsFromUnboundedStream(clientAndIterator, numElements);

		// cancel the job not that we have received enough elements
		clientAndIterator.client.cancel().get();

		return result;
	}

	public static <E> List<E> collectRecordsFromUnboundedStream(
			final ClientAndIterator<E> client,
			final int numElements) {

		checkNotNull(client, "client");
		checkArgument(numElements > 0, "numElement must be > 0");

		final ArrayList<E> result = new ArrayList<>(numElements);
		final Iterator<E> iterator = client.iterator;

		while (iterator.hasNext()) {
			result.add(iterator.next());
			if (result.size() == numElements) {
				return result;
			}
		}

		throw new IllegalArgumentException(String.format(
				"The stream ended before reaching the requested %d records. Only %d records were received.",
				numElements, result.size()));
	}

	// ------------------------------------------------------------------------
	//  Deriving a KeyedStream from a stream already partitioned by key
	//  without a shuffle
	// ------------------------------------------------------------------------

	/**
	 * Reinterprets the given {@link DataStream} as a {@link KeyedStream}, which extracts keys with the given
	 * {@link KeySelector}.
	 *
	 *
IMPORTANT: For every partition of the base stream, the keys of events in the base stream must be
	 * partitioned exactly in the same way as if it was created through a {@link DataStream#keyBy(KeySelector)}.
	 *
	 * @param stream      The data stream to reinterpret. For every partition, this stream must be partitioned exactly
	 *                    in the same way as if it was created through a {@link DataStream#keyBy(KeySelector)}.
	 * @param keySelector Function that defines how keys are extracted from the data stream.
	 * @param <T>         Type of events in the data stream.
	 * @param <K>         Type of the extracted keys.
	 * @return The reinterpretation of the {@link DataStream} as a {@link KeyedStream}.
	 */
	public static <T, K> KeyedStream<T, K> reinterpretAsKeyedStream(
		DataStream<T> stream,
		KeySelector<T, K> keySelector) {

		return reinterpretAsKeyedStream(
			stream,
			keySelector,
			TypeExtractor.getKeySelectorTypes(keySelector, stream.getType()));
	}

	/**
	 * Reinterprets the given {@link DataStream} as a {@link KeyedStream}, which extracts keys with the given
	 * {@link KeySelector}.
	 *
	 *
IMPORTANT: For every partition of the base stream, the keys of events in the base stream must be
	 * partitioned exactly in the same way as if it was created through a {@link DataStream#keyBy(KeySelector)}.
	 *
	 * @param stream      The data stream to reinterpret. For every partition, this stream must be partitioned exactly
	 *                    in the same way as if it was created through a {@link DataStream#keyBy(KeySelector)}.
	 * @param keySelector Function that defines how keys are extracted from the data stream.
	 * @param typeInfo    Explicit type information about the key type.
	 * @param <T>         Type of events in the data stream.
	 * @param <K>         Type of the extracted keys.
	 * @return The reinterpretation of the {@link DataStream} as a {@link KeyedStream}.
	 */
	public static <T, K> KeyedStream<T, K> reinterpretAsKeyedStream(
		DataStream<T> stream,
		KeySelector<T, K> keySelector,
		TypeInformation<K> typeInfo) {

		PartitionTransformation<T> partitionTransformation = new PartitionTransformation<>(
			stream.getTransformation(),
			new ForwardPartitioner<>());

		return new KeyedStream<>(
			stream,
			partitionTransformation,
			keySelector,
			typeInfo);
	}

	// ------------------------------------------------------------------------

	/**
	 * Private constructor to prevent instantiation.
	 */
	private DataStreamUtils() {}

	// ------------------------------------------------------------------------

	/**
	 * A pair of an {@link Iterator} to receive results from a streaming application and a
	 * {@link JobClient} to interact with the program.
	 */
	public static final class ClientAndIterator<E> {

		public final JobClient client;
		public final Iterator<E> iterator;

		ClientAndIterator(JobClient client, Iterator<E> iterator) {
			this.client = checkNotNull(client);
			this.iterator = checkNotNull(iterator);
		}
	}
}

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Roy Orbison is a TV show on British national television from BBC4 with an average rating of 3.0 stars by TelevisionCatchUp.co.uk's visitors. We have 2 episodes of Roy Orbison in our archive. The first episode of Roy Orbison was broadcast in March, 2017. Did you miss an episode of Roy Orbison but don't you wan't that to happen in the future? Please set an alarm and add Roy Orbison to your favourites, so we can remind you by email when there's a new episode available to watch. For free!
First broadcast in 1988 and filmed in black and white (hence the title!), this TV concert classic features Roy Orbison performing his classic songs with friends like Bruce Springsteen, Tom Waits, Elvis Costello, Jackson Browne, kd lang, Jennifer Warnes and Bonnie Raitt.


Two ships built in New York City, two ships that launched wars.
The first was the armored cruiser Maine, which rolled out of the Brooklyn Navy Yard's Wallabout Bay in 1890. That ship met a fiery end in Havana's port, which led (with yellow journalism help) to the Spanish-American War, says Brooklyn historian and Cornell associate professor Thomas Campanella.
The second was the battleship Arizona, completed in 1915, which fell victim to a Japanese torpedo attack at Pearl Harbor, 75 years ago today.
The day that would live in infamy pulled America into the Second World War. More than 2,400 servicemen were killed by the surprise attack. Thousands of miles to the east, a slow New York Sunday was disrupted as news trickled in.
There was shock and fear. Rumors circulated about possible Japanese treachery. Contemporary news accounts described tense and silent crowds gathered in Times Square to read the news bulletins. Some sailors were more jovial, sure that "we can whip them in no time," according to the New York Times.
There was a rapid public reaction, civic and military. By Monday morning, the Civilian Defense Volunteers Office on 5th Avenue was "swamped," according to Richard Lingeman's WWII history "Don't You Know There's a War On?" By 7 a.m., 30 people waited in line at the Army recruitment center, where enlistments by the end of the day tripled that of the first day of WWI.
There were other reactions too. Between midnight and 9 a.m. the next day over a hundred Japanese nationals were arrested and interned at Ellis Island, according to the Brooklyn Daily Eagle.
Then-Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia decreed that Japanese New Yorkers stay inside their homes. He sent NYPD officers to close Japanese restaurants, escorting owners and workers home (a Times account says they waited for patrons to finish eating). He also directed NYPD detectives to assist FBI officers in their rounds of targeting "potential saboteurs," according to Lingeman's book.
As in other periods of larger or smaller turmoil in New York City, there were reports that minorities who bore the brunt of blame were harassed. Japanese American institutions declared support for their adopted nation; a hospital worker named Matsusabo Matsushito attempted to commit hari kari with a pen knife and needle, feeling shame from Japan's attack. Yet the next day's newspapers carried stories of a Japanese American who had lived in the U.S. for 40 years arrested at home; another beaten by three assailants outside his house.
Today, these darker elements of recent history are mostly papered over, though LaGuardia's lesson shows: even otherwise good citizens can be overcome by baser impulses. We are in danger of surrendering to those impulses today, in a complicated, post-9/11 world that has had its own fair share of shocks and reactions.
On Tuesday, President Barack Obama gave a thanks-to-the-troops national security address that also served as a warning about the dangers of stigmatizing Muslims, submitting to torture, betraying America's better principles.
Those tensions are likely to continue for the foreseeable future, long after Pearl Harbor was avenged and the Second World War ended — on another Brooklyn Navy Yard Ship, the Missouri, aboard which Japanese and American officials signed their peace.


Here you can review North Central Health Care board meetings dating all the way to 2013. Click on the committee you'd like to review for a complete list of meetings that took place that year. All meetings are separated by month.


When you see the "Cold Pursuit" teaser poster with a sunny, snowy environment, and a car pieced through a tree, you can easily tell the movie is a comedy. A dark comedy to say the least-the kind that either the Coen Brothers or Quentin Tarantino would have written. I found myself laughing at its wickedly funny humor, while praising this revenge story as gritty in every sense of the word.
A remake of the Norwegian movie "In Order of Disappearance, the movie takes place in the Rocky Mountains-a fictional Colorado town named Kehoe to be exact. Liam Neeson stars as Nels Coxman, the state's best plowman and Citizen of the Year. His son Kyle (Micheal Richardson) gets murdered by a group of drug dealers, who make his death seem like a heroin overdose. Nels knows his son is not a druggie, and takes revenge on the people who murdered him.
For the bad guys he kills, he wraps them in chicken wire, and throws them down a waterfall. And for every death, the movie gives a small memorial on who died, and what their religion is.
The drug lord who murdered Kyle is Trevor "Viking" Calcote (Tom Bateman), an arrogant, fowl-mouthed jerk, who accuses his Native-American rivals of killing his boys. And when he kills the son of the other drug lord, White Bull (Tom Jackson), it becomes a war.
"Cold Pursuit" was directed by Hans Petter Moland, who also made the original version. Unlike "Miss Bala," a boring remake of a Foreign movie, this one has the guts to keep us entertained in a Coen Brothers sort-of way. It has characters, dialogue, situations, violence, and humor-all stylized in countless dark ways.
The performances explode. Neeson continues his intelligence and integrity; Bateman delivers his best work to date as the drug lord; and Jackson is given fresh moments. The cast also includes Laura Dern in a small role as the hero's wife; Julia Jones with outspoken dialogue as Viking's ex-wife, who wants full custody of their son; William Forsythe with a smart attitude as the hero's brother Wingman (like in "Top Gun"); and Emmy Rossum shining as the local detective.
Some people may not agree with the movie's choice of violence and narrative, and I know it can be a little complicated and irritating at times. But given its charisma and ambition, "Cold Pursuit" is one Hell of a fun ride, and it's freezing here.


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Q: Error when trying to invoke the rails command via Cygwin on windows (installed via railsinstaller) I have followed this tutorial for installing ruby on rails on windows. (the steps are explained in the video in the middle of the page)
If I run the rails command in a classic windows shell (windows + r > cmd > enter), it works fine. However, I would like to be able to invoke it in a cygwin shell. But if I do, for example:
$> rails s # in cygwin

I have the following error:

C:\RailsInstaller\Ruby1.9.3\bin\ruby.exe: No such file or directory --
  /cygdrive/c/RailsInstaller/Ruby1.9.3/bin/rails (LoadError)

I've looked into this folder:C:\RailsInstaller\Ruby1.9.3\bin\, and there is indeed no rails.exe, but only a rails and rails.bat file.
rails.bat looks like this:
@ECHO OFF
IF NOT "%~f0" == "~f0" GOTO :WinNT
@"ruby.exe" "C:/Projects/railsinstaller/stage/Ruby1.9.3/bin/rails" %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9
GOTO :EOF
:WinNT
@"ruby.exe" "%~dpn0" %*

I only know that cygwin looks for .exe files (for example, if you type cp, is it going to execute the cp.exe executable). I don't know how .bat files works.
So do you know how I can make cygwin able to invoke the rails command ?

A: As you've stated, the rails on windows is a ".bat" file. Just use the ".bat" extension in every command. It worked for me.
Try and see: "rails.bat -v" (in Cygwin)

A: I faced the same issue in cygwin but the "rails" command was working fine in windows cmd prompt. As a turn around
Invoke the following command in cygwin,
alias rails='path_to_ruby_installed_directory/bin/rails.bat'
In your case,
alias rails ='C:/Projects/railsinstaller/stage/Ruby1.9.3/bin/rails.bat'
To make the alias permanent,
Edit the .bashrc file in CYGWIN home directory and add the above alias in it.

A: It is not recommended to use Cygwin since everything is set up for use with Command Prompt. You may be able to get git-bash working but the Command Prompt included with RI is the supported method of using RailsInstaller. If you want to use Cygwin, I'd suggest not using RailsInstaller.

A: I've been suffer from this problem for such a long time, and I've just found an workaround, In cygwin terminal:
ln -s path-of-you-rails-installer/RailsInstaller/Ruby1.9.3/bin/ruby.exe /bin/ruby
ln -s path-of-you-rails-installer/RailsInstaller/Ruby1.9.3/bin/rails.bat /bin/rails
ps: the full path is gonna be something like: /cygdrive/d/RailsInstaller/Ruby1.9.3/bin/ruby.exe
and then rails can be invoked within cygwin.

A: Add this to your .bashrc or .zshrc to create alias for all appropriate .bat:
# cygwin
if [[ -n "$(which ruby 2>/dev/null)" ]]; then
  RUBY_BIN=$(cygpath -u $(ruby -e 'puts RbConfig::CONFIG["bindir"]') | tr -d '\r')
  for f in $(find ${RUBY_BIN} -regex ".*bat$"| xargs -n1 basename); do
    alias ${f%.bat}=${f}
  done
fi

Thanks https://stackoverflow.com/a/19424481/1248256


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You are here: Home / dance / Derek Deane on 20 years of his Swan Lake 'in the round'
Derek Deane on 20 years of his Swan Lake 'in the round'
Tamara Rojo and Matthew Golding with the English National Ballet in Derek Deane's Swan Lake, photo by ASH, Arnaud Stephenson, 2013
Swan Lake 'in the round' has been performed for 7 seasons at the Royal Albert Hall since its conception in 1997, so this year marks its 20th anniversary.
It has also been seen in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide to record breaking attendances for ballet in Australia. In all, Derek Deane's Swan Lake has been seen by more than 750,000 people.
What a thrill it was to see up to 12,000 people, night after night, filling the Rod Laver tennis arena in Melbourne… to watch a ballet!
Deane's production is on such a large scale that touring becomes near impossible.
There has been an enormous amount of interest from promoters to tour the production but unfortunately it is a very expensive ballet to tour as there are so many people involved. In the present financial climate, it is hard to find the finances to support long tours. I am being asked all the time when is the production going to be seen again outside the UK.
I asked him how this unusual, but highly successful, version came about.
I came up with the idea for Swan Lake 'in the round' when, as Artistic Director of English National Ballet, I was invited to take the company into the Royal Albert Hall for a dance season.
I went to the venue and saw that the public seating was all the way around the hall. Ballet had been performed in the Royal Albert Hall before, which I had never really enjoyed, so I was determined not to follow suit and wanted to do something different and new.
His solution was to fit the ballet to the performing space and not the other way around.
I decided that we should 'grand scale' the most famous ballet of all and present it in a way that would excite a new audience and bring new people to the ballet that would not necessarily go to see the art form! It proved a huge success with almost 5,000 people per night filling the house.
Something which it has continued to do each season, with a standing ovation after every performance. Certainly, much of that applause was for the dancers, but a great deal was for the production which, with its 60 swans a-swimming, makes for an awe-inspiring experience.
However, 'in the round'? Ballet, in the round? Ballet is designed to be seen from certain viewpoints, surely.
In creating the production, I didn't find anything particularly difficult in the staging as I believe that a dancer's body is as beautiful from the back as it is from the front. Obviously, one had to be careful with certain angles but then I would keep the movements continuous so that the audiences' eyes were not resting for too long on any one image.
With a myriad of swans on the move, Deane managed to drill them to attain a sense of uniformity in the movements. 60 bodies moving as one?
Even with great changes of patterns and shapes the corps de ballet really did move as one but still kept 'breathing' in their movement to enhance the emotion of those acts. For me the actual choreography is a means to an emotional climax. It has always been important to me in Swan Lake that the swans are almost the breathing heart of the Swan Queen. It is even more important to show emotionally how they feel, that they cannot survive without her. They are also there to protect her as much as she tries to protect them.
English National Ballet in Derek Deane's Swan Lake, photo by ASH, Arnaud Stephenson, 2013
There was an intimate opportunity to see Deane working on the ballet during the BBC's fly-on-the-wall documentary The Agony and the Ecstasy, back in 2011. Judith Mackrell, writing for the Guardian in a piece comparing the television programme to Darren Aronofsky's horror-en-pointe flick, Black Swan, wrote,
It found, in the choreographer Derek Deane, who was staging ENB's production, a bully to match Aronofsky's gothically sadistic ballet master, played by Vincent Cassel. Principal ballerina Daria Klimentova was the prime victim, as Deane – unable to work with his first-choice dancer – petulantly lambasted her technical flaws, her lack of personality, even her age.
though she added,
It was funny to witness the reactions of her partner, Vadim Muntagirov, who claimed he'd suffered far worse back in Minsk.
Deane has no regrets over his working methods, nor that there was a camera there to capture it all.
I think that the documentary about the process of getting Swan Lake to the stage was extremely positive in expressing the difficulties and hardships that dancers have to go through to reach their peak.
Though he concedes,
I will admit that I am probably not the easiest person to work with.
However, in a comment which recalls sentiments expressed by Barbra Streisand when she made the film Yentl, he says,
I am an extremely dedicated person and have a deep passion for my art form and only want to work with people who have the same desire.
Maniacally perfectionist Streisand, who was on the set before most and left after many had gone home, was thrilled to find a similar dedication in her hard-working British crew after her disappointment working in Hollywood.
I want dancers who will put their heart and soul into their work and go to the extreme, emotionally and physically, to achieve their goals. My motto is, "It is such a short life… Don't waste time!"
I have very little time in the studio for negativity, excuses, a lack of musicality — a huge problem in the dance world today — and I only work on the premise of getting the best out of a dancer, whichever way I can: every dancer is different, every dancer is an individual.
It is important to understand the type of artist that one is working with. It was wonderful working with the young Vadim Muntagirov who was so hungry to learn. Such an intelligent young man and, thankfully, musical. Having worked closely with such directors and artists such as De Valois, Ashton, MacMillan, Balanchine, Sibley, Dowell, Makarova, Haydée, Baryshnikov, Nureyev, Fonteyn, Fracci, Zakharova, Vogel, Semionova, Cojocaru, Coté, Muntagirov, and so many others, I feel it has given me a great insight on how to draw the best out of dancers.
Directors and choreographers have always preferred one dancer over another: look at Balanchine with Farrell, Macmillan with Seymour, Ashton and Fonteyn, Cranko and Haydée… at that time, mine was Semionova. It was a great disappointment when she was unable to dance on the first night but 'the show must go on' and I was very willing to help the next cast as much as I could.
I found it extremely difficult, though, to continue to work with a dancer who had danced the ballet on many occasions but still didn't seem to know the direction, timing or musical sense or even the right choreography. I will give every hour of my day to help but eventually there is a limit to one's patience. I find it very difficult and frustrating to work with dancers who cannot hear music; a terrible frustration for any choreographer… for me the music and the dance should be as one.
English National Ballet in Romeo and Juliet, photo by ASH, Arnaud Stephenson, 2014
Carlos Acosta and the ENB's current Artistic Director, Tamara Rojo, starred in Deane's Romeo and Juliet, and Rojo featured with Guillaume Côté in Deane's Strictly Gershwin, both produced for the round stage of the Royal Albert Hall. Any more on the way? La Bayadère? Giselle?
If a subject came up that was interesting enough then I would certainly consider it. I'm looking more at new creations for the proscenium theatre at the moment. Last year I created a new ballet around the story of Hamlet which I really enjoyed.
I loved creating Strictly Gershwin, which was also a huge success for ENB, although they have now dropped it from their repertoire. It is now performed by Queensland Ballet and next year is going to be performed by Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre and Tulsa Ballet.
Strictly Gershwin was criticised for being "too commercial" to be taken seriously as an evening of dance, but as I watched packed theatres cheering and giving the production standing ovations, it did put a bit of a smile on my face. It was something very different to the usual ballet productions that are expected and I hope to create more productions that will bring in new audiences and let people see how enjoyable ballet can be.
Hopefully Romeo and Juliet can also return to the Royal Albert Hall at some point as that was another production that I really enjoyed creating and it was lovely to work on the revival with two artists of the artistic calibre of Carlos Acosta and Tamara Rojo.
What's up next on Derek Deane's calendar?
O my goodness! A lot of time spent on planes!!!
I go to Denver and Tulsa in November to do the casting for Romeo and Juliet and Strictly Gershwin followed by getting myself to Zagreb first then to Shanghai to oversee rehearsals of The Nutcracker. January and February are taken up with Romeo and Juliet and Strictly Gershwin in America followed by a new Sleeping Beauty for Shanghai Ballet in April.
In July, I am off to beautiful Naples — Bella Napoli! Teatro San Carlo, such a beautiful theatre — to revive and rework my production of The Lady of the Camellias which premieres in September. I'm really looking forward to that… not a tutu in sight! A new ballet is also in the pipeline for Sarasota Ballet.
So the work continues.
Yes, the work continues…
Queensland Ballet dancers Shane Weurthner and Lisa Edwards in publicity still for Derek Deane's Strictly Gershwin
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Graham Spicer is a writer, director and photographer in Milan, blogging (under the name 'Gramilano') about dance, opera, music and photography for people "who are a bit like me and like some of the things I like". He was a regular columnist for Opera Now magazine and wrote for the BBC until transferring to Italy.
His scribblings have appeared in various publications from Woman's Weekly to Gay Times, and he wrote the 'Danza in Italia' column for Dancing Times magazine.
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The Lost Faces of World War One — Part Nine
This is the continuation of a series of stories about men who died in World War 1, and whose photographs appeared in a publication called "Our Nation's Roll of Honor." The original post and explanation can be found at this link. There will also be a complete listing of all the names researched at that same blog post.
LOST FACES OF WORLD WAR ONE: Our Nation's Roll of Honor — Part Nine
Corporal Bernard A. Gill
McLoud OKLA
Killed in Action
Bernard A. Gill was born about 1890 in Kansas, son of Barnard & Catharine Gill. In 1910 he was living with his family in Bales, Pottawatomie Co., OK. His siblings included: Francis Gill, Thomas Gill, Michael Gill and Roger Gill. Prior to living in Oklahoma, they had lived in Kansas and Louisiana.
Corp. Bernard A. Gill was a member of Company C, Second Brigade, Machine Gun Battalion, at the time of his death on 29 May 1918. His body was returned from France for burial in Shawnee, OK in March of 1921 per a local newspaper. Corp. Bernard A. Gill is buried in Calvary Cemetery, Shawnee, Pottawatomie Co. OK
The Bernard Gill Post No. 16, Shawnee, was named in his honor.
Lieut. Duncan Ross Grant
Killed Airplane Accident
Duncan Ross Grant was born 22 Sep 1897 in Elizabeth, Union, New Jersey, son of David C. & Gertrude C. (Hampson) Grant. In the 1900 US Census, he had siblings, Charles H., and Dorcas C.
Duncan R. Grant was called into active service, 2nd Lt AS Sig Corps on Feb 5 1918. He was assigned to the 148 Aero Squadron, where he was serving at the time of his death. He was stationed at Taliaferro Field TX, and Garden City LI NY AEF, when he was shipped overseas on Feb 26 1918.
2d Lieut. Duncan Ross Grant died May 31, 1918 as the result of an "Aeroplane Accident" at Boscombe Douns/Down Amesbury, England. He was buried June 24, 1918 at Amesbury Wilts, England, Grave 747. [I have been unable to locate his grave here, possibly it is this cemetery.]
Brooklyn Daily Eagle 7 June 1918
"Duncan R. Grant, reported in today's Army Casualty list as having been killed in an airplane accident in France, is a son of David C. Grant, vie president of the Lincoln National Bank. Mr. Grant said he learned first from a newspaperman of his son's death and that he had received no word from the War Department. He left his office at once for his summer home in New Rochelle to tell his wife..."
Pvt. Arthur E. Halberg
Princetown, IL
Arthur Edwin Halberg, born 11 July 1894 in Wyanet, IL, was the son of John/Johan Arthur & Tilda Christine (Linden) Halberg. His parents were Swedish immigrants. In 1900 he was living with his family in Wyanet, Bureau Co., IL. Siblings at that time included: Ada, Darlene, Albin, Annie and John.
Arthur E. Halberg served in the regular U.S. Army during WW1, Company F, 38th Infantry. He was killed in action. [Reported KIA in newspapers of 9 April 1919]. An enigmatic statement follows: "General Headquarters AEF / (Dated) March 25, 1919 / Subparagraph G / Private Arthur E. Halberg 2,096,370 Infantry Camp Pike June Replacement Draft Company 7 reported killed July 23 [assumed 1918] northwest of Jaulonne by Earle Culpepher First Lieutenant at Obermandig Germany; verify.
According to a 1929 Illinois Roll of Honor, War Veteran Burials, he is buried in Oakland Cemetery, Bureau, IL.
Private Daniel Harder
Almyra, ARK
Daniel Harder, son of Fred W. "Fritz" & Barbara K. (Neukam) Harder, born 2 March 1895 Dubois, Indiana. In 1900 living in Harbison, Dubois Co., Indiana with parents and sibling, Michael (Michial). By 1910 he had moved to Arkansas with his mother who remarried to Mike Hemmerlein. Daniel was of Gillett Arkansas when he filled out his draft card, occupation farmer.
He was Private Daniel Harder, U.S. Army, 28th Infantry Regiment, 1st Division when he was killed in Action in France on 28 May 1918, aged 23. He was buried at Somme American Cemetery, Bony, France, Plot C, Row 11, Grave 12. Daniel Harder Post 48 was named in his honor.
Corporal Emile Henckell
Died of Wounds
Emile Henckell was born 12 Feb 1893, in Cullman, Cullman Co., Alabama, son of Rev. (Dr.) Carl & Margaret (Obeifell) Henckell. His father Carl was first a dentist and later pastor of All Saints P.E. Church in Birmingham AL. In 1910 he was living with his family, and siblings: Alfred Henckell, Irene Henckell, Barnwell Henckell, Walter Henckell, and Annetto Henckell.
At the time of Emile filling out his WW1 draft card, he was living at 1745 Jefferson Avenue, in Birmingham, Alabama, working as a surveyor for W.L. Tumer. In 1915 he had previously served as a Sergeant in the Alabama National Guard's Sanitary Co., 4th Regiment, for 5 years (medical duties).
The newspapers of October 1918 reported him as severely wounded, and a newspaper of February 1919 reported that he had died of wounds. His family tree (created by a relative on Ancestry) states he died 26 July 1918 Chateau Thierry, France. Thanks to Sarah Jane Gabig who let me know (see comments) that his grave is in Elmwood Cemetery, Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama. [and where she placed my photograph without asking me].
The Rainbow Viaduct, in Birmingham, Alabama, is dedicated to the memory of the Jefferson County members of the 167th Infantry, Rainbow Division, of whom the following were killed in action or died of wounds in the World War 1914 – 1918.
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Geoffrey Negus says:
Re Duncan Ross Grant: yes, he was originally buried at Amesbury Cemetery, Wiltshire, England, in grave plot 747. However, the original War Grave Registration Report Form notes that he was exhumed. It's very likely that his remains were returned to the United States.
Sarah Jane Gabig says:
findagrave lists CPL Emile Henckell's grave site as Elmwood Cemetery
Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama,
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/185486755/emile-henckell/photo
Janice Brown says:
Thank you Sarah for letting me know. You should give my blog credit for the photograph you placed there too 🙂


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Kenneth Ramon Kluivert (Moengo, 26 augustus 1941) is een voormalig Surinaams voetballer die voor Robinhood in de SVB-Topklasse als linksbuiten speelde. Kluivert speelde ook voor het Surinaams voetbalelftal. Hij is de vader van Patrick Kluivert, en de grootvader van Justin Kluivert.

Biografie
In 1941 werd Kluivert in Moengo geboren. Hij groeide op in Paramaribo en werd op het Mr. Bronsplein ontdekt. Hij speelde eerst voor lokale teams als Victoria en Uruguay, en begon zijn voetbalcarrière in de hoofdklasse bij Robinhood.

Kluivert speelde op linksbuiten en was verschillende malen de topspeler van Robinhood. Hij kreeg de bijnaam "Bossa Nova" en werd bekend door zijn talent om doelpunten te scoren. Samen met Edwin Schal en Gerrit Niekoop vormde hij een gevaarlijk aanvalsteam. In 1964 werd Robinhood de nationale kampioen.

Kluivert speelde drie keer voor het Surinaams voetbalelftal. Op 20 maart 1964 maakt hij zijn debuut tijdens de kwalificatieronde van de Olympische Zomerspelen van 1964. Suriname won 6-1 tegen Panama waarvan één doelpunt van Kluivert was. Op 14 maart 1965 speelde Suriname tegen Trindad en Tobago. Wederom scoorde Kluivert één doelpunt, en werd de eindscore een 6-1.

In 1970 verhuisde Kluivert met zijn gezin naar Nederland, en ging voor de Nederlandsche Dok en Scheepsbouw Maatschappij werken. In zijn vrije tijd speelde hij voor de amateurvoetbalclub Real Sranang. In 1976 werd Patrick Kluivert geboren, die later een topspeler werd.

Surinaams voetballer

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Q: Unique Key Constraint in Spring Data Jpa How to make a field unique in pojo using spring data jpa?I know how to do that using jpa
For reference: multi column constraint with jpa
If there is a way, is it possible to use with spring boot?

A: With Spring Data JPA you are using JPA, so you specify the unique constraint using JPA. Nothing special from Spring Boot or Spring Data on that front.

A: Use the @UniqueConstraint annotation to specify that a unique constraint is to be included in the generated DDL for a primary or secondary table.
Alternately, to ensure a field value is unique you can write
@Column(unique=true)
String myField;

A: Um exemplo em Kotlin:
Entity
@Table(name = "TBL_XXX",
    uniqueConstraints = [
            UniqueConstraint(name = "sessionid_uindex", columnNames = ["sessionId"])
    ]
)
data class XxxReturn(
    @Id
    @GeneratedValue(strategy = GenerationType.AUTO)
    @Column(name = "XXX_ID")
    var id: Long? = null,

    var sessionId: String,

    var msg: String
)

A: If you have a single column in the table that has UNIQUE KEY constraint then you can simply add the attribute unique=true in the annotation @Column
CODE SNIPPET:
@Column(name = "unique_key_field", nullable = false, unique = true)
String uniqueKeyFied;

In case if you have multiple Unique key constraints in the table then you have to simply follow with the JPA annotations as the spring-boot-data-starter does not provide any special annotations for the table constraints(KEY/UNIQUEKEY).
CODE SNIPPET:
@Entity
@Table(name = "table_name", uniqueConstraints={
          @UniqueConstraint( name = "idx_col1_col2",  columnNames ={"col1","col2"})
       })


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How Many Trademark Lawyers Does It Take To Screw In A Light Bulb?
Jess Collen Contributor
I write on trademarks, branding, copyright, advertising and patent law
Logo for International Trademark Association (INTA)
Actually, no matter what the answer is to "How many trademark lawyers does it take to screw in a light bulb?" you can find way more than enough to answer even the most outrageous punch line, because they all are in one place this week, here in Washington, D.C. The importance that trademarks have assumed in the legal and business worlds of global commerce is pretty clear if up to ten thousand trademark lawyers gather all under one roof, all at the same time.
Trademarks are big for business, but from looking around here, the business of trademarks is pretty big too. The meeting is of the International Trademark Association (INTA). The organization has mushroomed in size along with the explosion of trademark rights and the number of jurisdictions actively protecting those rights. Or, in the case of some countries (hello, China?), actively professing to protect trademark rights.
I am not sure of the exact statistics of how many trademark applications will be filed cumulatively all over the world this year. But there will be over 400,000 new applications filed in the United States alone. According to the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) in Geneva, the total number of new filings exceeded 3.5 million trademarks on a global basis in 2010. As things, on balance, improve with the overall world economy, that number should rise.
Author and trademark lawyer Jess Collen and INTA Executive Director Allen Drewsen at 2012 INTA Meeting, Washington, DC
The number of registered marks represents only a fraction of new names coming to the market every year on products. Here in Washington this week, there is an ocean of lawyers from every country working in this booming sector. The business gathering of trademark lawyers looks like any other trade show, anywhere in the world. You will see people meeting, swapping cards, teaching, preaching, learning, and most importantly -- also like in any other trade show or convention -- networking like crazy. "You send me work from Brazil, and I will send you work from America." It is the market place of trademarks which drives the economy of these lawyers, who are scrambling to work for trademark owners, and for the lawyers of trademark owners in other counties who may need some assistance in your place of business. These meetings are both lawyer to company, and lawyer to lawyer. "Please let me do your trademark work in my country. Our office is right for you."
NPR headquarters at 635 Massachusetts Avenue NW in Washington, D.C. (Photocredit: Wikipedia)
Mix in some government officials from several nations lobbying for changes in rules and laws, then splash in lavish receptions in ballrooms and ballparks and some other less predictable locations like the lobby of NPR's offices on 8th Street N.W., and then add in some more late night and after-hours parties. If this makes you think that, short of the funny hats and noisemakers, this sounds like a full-fledged convention, think again. There are noisemakers (human and artificial) and someone at the Exhibit Hall was passing out funny hats.
The nice thing is that, for once, people are happy to see lawyers. Hotels can charge these lawyers and law firms rates from the very top of their rate card -- well over $400 a night for an average hotel room near the Conference Center on 9th Street. Cab drivers are happy, too.
Now, the American Bar Association is not my favorite group, ever since my firm had to sue the ABA several years ago for infringing our law firm's trademark. But the ABA is the 800-pound gorilla of the legal world. Their website says that their membership exceeds 400,000 lawyers, touching on every imaginable issue of law. Their annual meeting reportedly draws about 8,000 people to convene on every conceivable issue in the legal hemisphere (trademarks included). Here at INTA, there are only trademark lawyers dealing basically only with trademarks, product packaging and internet domain names. Yet total attendance exceeds the entire ABA meeting. When I started attending these in the late 1980s, there may have been 2,000 attendees, which at the time seemed an overwhelmingly large number. The interest has grown five-fold. While INTA is the biggest, it is not by a longshot the only gathering of trademark professionals.
Firms are competing to register trademarks, to do all of the research that comes before registration, and to advise clients on all of the new ways in which trademarks are used and all the accompanying risks.
These trademark lawyers are looking to cement old relationships and establish new relationships. When a trademark dispute gets heated in any country, these lawyers are the people who want to be in the front lines to attack and defend. It is one thing to talk about the importance of trademarks to the economy. It is quite another thing to see 10,000 trademark lawyers from all over the world gathered in one place talking, basically, about nothing but trademarks.
Next year, keeping things "big," the show goes on the road to the "Big D" (Dallas) for this Texas-sized group. When even the football stadium at most Division 3 schools could not house all of the lawyers who want to attend this meeting, the punch lines are just waiting to fly.
Jess Collen
For over 30 years, I have been advising clients on how to use, defend and protect their IP assets. As a partner and co-founder of Collen IP I have litigated hundreds of ...


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Gymnothorax fimbriatus är en fiskart som först beskrevs av Bennett 1832.  Gymnothorax fimbriatus ingår i släktet Gymnothorax och familjen Muraenidae. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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