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In May 2014, while adventuring in the wilds of The Internet, I came across this article by Thrillist magazine, in which the foodie newsletter commissioned a professional coffee expert (Lorenzo Perkins, an executive council member of the Barista Guild of America and certified coffee instructor at Cuvée Coffee) to do a "cupping" of grocery-store coffees that come in a steel can—your Folgers, Maxwell House, etc. Perkins' notes from the cupping struck me as absolutely hilarious1, and also, once I thought about it for a few seconds, a nicely small and self-contained dataset that could be great for a small data visualization project.
I started the project before seeing Sarah Groff-Palermo's talk on 'artisanal' data visualization at ForwardJS, but hearing her talk definitely inspired me to keep at it, as I think this small, mostly text dataset fits squarely within the 'artisanal data' concept she introduces.
Now, at long last, I've got a minimal working visualization, which I estimated would take me a weekend to put together, but of course took me much longer2, and I ended up putting almost the entire kitchen sink into it, in terms of new tools and techniques that I wanted to try. What follows here are my notes about some of these new tools and techniques, as well as other lessons I learned along the way.
Internet Explorer, even the latest version, is not supported because it has yet to implement the SVG <foreignObject> element3.
Landscape orientation on small mobile devices is not supported, mostly because I wasn't up to the task of devising yet another layout for the display of the relevant data.
The visualization is fully navigable by keyboard using the Enter, Esc, Tab, Shift+Tab, and/or arrows keys to navigate the interface.
Almost all of the text is large, and the contrast between the text color and the background color meets or exceeds the contrast ratio given in the WCAG 2.0 accessibility guidelines for AA-level conformance (in all cases) and AAA-level conformance (in most cases).
The visualization does not yet support screen readers, but I plan to try this in a later version. Although an accessible data visualization may sound like an oxymoron, I believe that this particular dataset, due to its textual nature and small size, is ripe for attempting the development of a completely accessible interactive data visualization.
In desktop browsers, the visualization responds to keyboard navigation (this in part for accessibility reasons, as mentioned above) as well as navigation by mouse. On touchscreen browsers, touch navigation replaces mouse and keyboard, and in addition general touch events or gestures replace some buttons because the interface was either too crowded for the buttons at a smaller size, or the buttons proved to be too finicky as touch targets.
The visualization is responsive to browser window size, interface types (i.e., mouse and keyboard versus touch screen), and screen orientation where relevant. There are four different layouts for the main overview of the data, depending on screen size and orientation.
The "default" layout, on screens that are large enough, lays out the five coffees from the tasting in a pentagon shape, with the top point of the pentagon the "focus" position and left and right buttons available for navigation—that is, moving the focus to a new data point.
In browser windows with a narrow aspect ratio (or tablets in portrait orientation), there is a "tall" layout with two columns; the data point currently in focus appears alone in the left column.
On small screens—most likely mobile phones—there are two additional layouts, one each for portrait and landscape orientation. Focus is always the top left position.
In fact, after a colleague pointed out that React is also well-suited to creating and manipulating SVG elements, I realized that this particular dataset—because of its miniscule size and lack of numerical values—would be a perfect opportunity to experiment with such an approach to creating an interactive data visualization. If I ever get around to making another version of this visualization, I will likely try removing the D3 dependency and using React instead. A real advantage of the React approach, aside from React's blazing fast rendering speed, could be the way React itself forces better (and more readable, once you're familiar with React's lifecycle methods) code organization.
It really is easy to use.
The data point currently in "focus" has an animated fade-in, fade-out color in the center circle. The idea here is a subtle (or maybe not-so-subtle?) suggestion of "Touch me!" (or "Click me!", depending on interface type).
A breathing animation between two states—in this case, two fill colors—is just an infinite loop of a keyframes definition that specifies one of the two states at 0% and the other at 50% (not 100%, because you want one loop of the animation to be a "round trip" from state one to state two then back to state one before the next loop starts). I've used linear easing, but the difference between linear and the default ease6 is fairly subtle here.
Given the large amount of variation in the length of the names of the coffee brands tested in the cupping—from 'Yuban' to 'Community Coffee'—I knew it was going to be a challenge to find a way to give an overview of the data that (a) wasn't boring (e.g., a simple bulleted list) and (b) didn't give larger emphasis to the coffees with long names over the short ones. One of the only ways I could think to keep all the coffees on an equal footing, visually speaking, but still accomodate shorter and longer names, was curling the text of the coffee brand name inside a circle representing each brand.
Getting curved text exactly right in SVG was a bit of a fun challenge; I won't go through all of the details in this post, but instead refer the curious reader to a bl.ock where I put together a minimal example along with an explanation.
For the details view for each datum, I chose to use HTML within SVG by using an SVG <foreignObject> element with HTML inside.
I chose to do this because laying out text and information is what HTML is good at; it's rather painful to lay out a lot of text (especially multi-line text) in SVG.
Unfortunately (and embarrassingly7), it wasn't until I was testing the nearly-finished visualization that I found out that Internet Explorer has not yet implemented SVG <foreignObject>. At all. Zip. Zero. Zilch. Nada. If or when I get around to making a 2.0 version of this visualization, I will definitely be getting rid of the <foreignObject> use; I might, for example, be able to use an HTML container with position: fixed; to achieve similar results.
Within the HTML container inside the <foreignObject> element, I laid out the sub-sections of content using CSS3's new flexbox layout, which is my new favorite thing8.
One of the early inspirations behind this project was a conversation with Vivian Brown about techniques for making SVG responsive in a D3 visualization. Hat tip to her for pointing me to this Stack Overflow discussion. The top-voted answer in that discussion lays out a solution for making an SVG responsive that does not require redrawing the image with every resize event. Instead, by leveraging SVG's viewBox and preserveAspectRatio attributes, the image is simply rescaled on every resize event (essentially drawn as if the SVG still had the dimensions it had originally).
At first, I thought I would employ the viewBox approach in this visualization, but two things changed my mind. First, this visualization is simple; there are only five datums and a relatively small number of SVG elements to be drawn in any of the layouts. Drawing (or redrawing) is cheap. Really cheap. Second, this visualization employs a fair number of <path> and similar elements (e.g., strokes providing borders for shapes), and these elements can get very distorted under the rescaling approach, depending on the original size of the viewport and the difference between original and post-resize dimensions. In the end, therefore, I decided to simply redraw everything on resize; it performs smoothly, and there's zero risk of unexpected results after resizing the browser window.
Reconsider the "path" a user is expected to take through the data. Is it annoying to navigate back to the overview between each drill-down details view of a datum?
Aim for 100% compatibility with modern browsers. Test along the way in order to achieve this.
Try using React instead of D3, and reduce the number of elements that are rendered using SVG. The dataset for this visualization is almost entirely text, and in many ways the combination of D3 and SVG is overpowered and ill-suited for constructing an interactive interface for the data.
Incorporate some stock photos to illustrate some of the aromas and flavors. Some of them are so visual—'unhappy children', 'wet dog'—they're just begging for this!.


In the first post in our "Privacy" blog post series, we showed you why using a prepaid card is the safest and smartest way to make purchases, whether you are shopping online or in person. With its zero-liability protection, instant reporting, real-time monitoring, and lack of connection to credit/bank accounts, using a prepaid card decreases the chances of fraud, theft, and loss for consumers.
However, that doesn't mean you should willingly take on risks; you still have to be intelligent, vigilant, and wary about privacy and security issues. As VISA tell its customers, it has "a layered approach to security that helps protect [prepaid] payment cardholders," but "cardholders also need to be wary of fraud" and protect their card information.
Although the amount of fraud in the prepaid space is low, the overwhelming success and rise of prepaid as a payment format means more criminals are looking to it as a source of income.
Never give anyone your PIN. Don't write it down or have the number in your wallet, and definitely don't write it on the back of your card! When you are entering the number at an automated teller machine (ATM) or at a point-of-sale (POS) terminal, make sure to position yourself so others can't see it or take a photo. If a machine looks like it's been tampered with, don't use it and contact the vendor immediately.
"I think consumers are very secure if they keep their PINs secure and keep the cards secure," said Avivah Litan, a security analyst at Gartner, an American research and advisory firm.
Provide personal information only when you are sure you know who you are dealing with, and only give your card information to websites that you trust and know are legitimate. Be wary of phone calls from criminals pretending to be your card company and asking for your private information. If something feels off, hang up the phone and look up the official number and call them back.
Treat your cards like cash and never leave them lying around or unattended.
Watch out for "phishing" attacks. Phishing is the fraudulent practice of sending emails purporting to be from reputable companies in order to induce individuals to reveal personal information, such as passwords and credit card numbers. Phishing is one of the most common scams around.
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San Andreas is filled with ludicrous, special effects-laden chaos, and it paints its main character's quest to reunite his family — an all-too-familiar disaster-movie trope — with the broadest possible strokes. But if you can put up with ridiculous science (and cheese), it's a fun, silly summer movie.
Some spoilers follow, though this ain't a movie with too many curve balls.
The opening scene's sole purpose is to establish that Ray, the LA Fire Department rescue team leader portrayed by Dwayne "the Rock" Johnson, is a badass. After we get a sense of his aw-shucks attitude ("Just doin' my job, ma'am ... I go where they tell me to go," he tells a tagging-along news reporter played by Archie Panjabi), we see him maneuver a helicopter between two dangerously close cliff faces, hover steadily while a colleague tries (and fails) to extract a driver from her dangling car, and then confidently rappel down and get the job done himself. That's just the Ray way.
The frightened young woman he saves, we'll see, is about the same age as Ray's own college-age daughter, Blake (Alexandra Daddario; you may remember her, um, assets from her affair with Woody Harrelson in True Detective), who will soon require her own perilous rescue. This is not a coincidence, because San Andreas' script is filled with carefully measured story beats that will ring familiar to disaster-movie fans.
With the "brawn" side of San Andreas established via Ray, we move on to "brains," in the form of Paul Giamatti as a suitably rumpled Caltech professor named Lawrence. Conveniently, at that very moment, he's giving a lecture on the worst earthquakes in history, including the largest ever recorded: 1960's magnitude 9.5 that originated in Chile but spawned devastation across the globe.
"Could that happen here?" a student asks.
"It's not a matter of if, but when," Lawrence replies.
When comes sooner than Lawrence expected (the astute viewer will not be so surprised). Hot on the trail of some unusual seismic activity around the Hoover Dam, Lawrence and his colleague, Kim (Will Yun Lee) head to the site to test their quake-prediction theory. Turns out it holds up all too well, hell breaks loose, and San Andreas notches its first annihilation of a major American landmark. Wham, dam, thank you ma'am!
The special effects in this scene, rendered in water-gushing 3D, are stupendous. This is the case throughout the film — helmed by Johnson's Journey 2: The Mysterious Island director Brad Peyton — as the ante is upped on every level, even when the action shifts to San Francisco, home to perhaps more disaster-movie cliches than any other. We've seen the Golden Gate Bridge get mangled in countless previous films, by Godzilla, the X-Men, etc., but it's done so gloriously and insanely here that it almost feels like a fresh viewing experience.
After the dam-busting Nevada quake, Ray is called in for emergency LAFD duty, and must suffer the supreme indignity of handing over "dropping off Blake at college" duties to Daniel (Ioan Gruffudd), the smarmy rich-guy boyfriend of his estranged wife, Emma (Carla Gugino). Daniel, so cold-hearted that he refers to the buildings he designs as his "children," has a private jet standing by. When Blake and Daniel arrive in San Francisco, we're treated to glamorous aerial photography of the city's sparkling high-rises, all of which are clearly doomed to imminent smoky ruin.
Meanwhile, Serena, the reporter played by Panjabi who is apparently the only journalist in Southern California, shows up at Lawrence's lab to do a story on earthquake prediction. At that exact moment, the entire San Andreas fault starts jumpin' off, as Lawrence and his grad students stare at their laptops incredulously (often while cowering under their desks). Seems the Hoover Dam catastrophe was just a taste of the terror to come. Los Angeles is in big trouble, but real danger lies further north. The scenario is so alarming it inspires science-guy Lawrence to turn to Serena's camera and say, "Pray for San Francisco."
But wait! Before everything on California's coast starts rocking and rolling, it's important that you pause and take a moment to consider Ray's private family drama. Emma has just served him with divorce papers, and yet we see a semi-recent vacation photo of Ray, Emma, Blake, and another young girl who has yet to be mentioned, grinning in front of San Francisco landmark Coit Tower. What happened to this once-happy family?
We don't wait long to learn the answer. Ray's still in love with Emma, this much is clear, given his obvious loathing of Daniel, and the fact that he abandons his Nevada-bound route in favor of plucking Emma from her precarious position on the crumbling roof of a downtown LA skyscraper after SoCal takes a hit. The exes unite over a shared goal, which is reiterated over and over: to rescue their daughter, to bring her home safe. This is an especially urgent mission since they once had another daughter, seen in the photograph. Her death — which Ray believes he's responsible for — brought on the stress that caused their breakup.
While Blake awaits the Daddy-fueled rescue she knows is coming, she finds survival buddies in a pair of Brits who happen to be visiting SF: Ben (Hugo Johnstone-Burt), who takes a shine to the blue-eyed beauty, and his precocious younger brother Ollie (Art Parkinson). They flail around the city, dodging certain death through sheer luck multiple times, and somehow achieve the miracle of patching a phone call through to Ray's helicopter.
In this movie, The Rock is a guy who can apparently drive or pilot every vehicle ever built; can punch a creeper in the face (with panache) when it's absolutely necessary; and is generally massive enough to look like the go-to guy in any crisis. "Just get up against something sturdy and protect yourself!" he bellows at a group of terrified San Franciscans when the earth trembles yet again. Emma gives him a lingering look, because there's no doubting what/who her "something sturdy" is.
In the end, San Andreas is just as much about the repairing of Ray's family as it is about the earthquakes, making it approximately the zillionth disaster movie (Twister, 2012, War of the Worlds, The Day After Tomorrow, Independence Day, etc.) to use that plot. But maybe never before has it been deployed with such a heavy hand. Whether or not you will have a good time depends just as much on your tolerance for corniness as it does on your appreciation for superior special effects.

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Q: There is already an object named 'Position' in the database Создаю простейшую SQL таблицу в VSCode, заполняю  ее и добавляю в нее данные:
CREATE TABLE Position (
    ID_Position int PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
    Position_Name VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
    Salary int NOT NULL,
    Experience int NOT NULL,
);

INSERT INTO Position
VALUES (1, 'Seller', 500, 2);

INSERT INTO Position
VALUES (2, 'Security', 400, 1);

INSERT INTO Position
VALUES (3, 'Cashier', 600, 3);

SELECT * FROM Position;

Однако почему-то Position подчеркивает красным и пишет: There is already an object named 'Position' in the database. Погуглив, понял, что в основном проблема в том, что все делается в master, а надо в другой. Однако я открываю окно выбора баз данных, и вижу там только эти: . Возможно кто-то уже сталкивался с этой проблемой, что делать? Пробовал обновлять кэш, но все равно не помогало.

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Q: How to set up websocket on Apache 2.4.18 and tomcat7? Currently, I have successfully installed apache2.4.18 which contains the mod_proxy_wstunnel and installed tomcat7 on another machine. And I have deployed atmosphere sample app on tomcat7. Then I can visit http://tomcatserver.com:8080/ademo/index.html
I captured the browser below.

This index.html was retrieved from https://github.com/Atmosphere/atmosphere-samples/blob/master/samples/chat/src/main/webapp/index.html.
Then I tried to set the httpd.conf within apache server like below. I did not use any VirtualHost related configuration. I just append the below two lines to the end of this httpd.conf file.
ProxyPass     /ademo/     http://tomcatserver.com:8080/ademo/
ProxyPassReverse  /ademo/     http://tomcatserver.com:8080/ademo/

Then I restart httpd, and visit below url.
http://apachehttpdserver.com/ademo/index.html
I captured the browser snapshot below, I can find that the websocket was not supported.

So I was wondering how can I modify this httpd.conf to support websocket?
I have uncommentted the LoadModule proxy_wstunnel_module modules/mod_proxy_wstunnel.so
Actually, I plan to set up more than one back-end servers ,so I use below configurations that referred to http://blog.arungupta.me/load-balance-websockets-apache-httpd-techtip48/. But I still get the error [Fri Jan 08 02:55:50.840362 2016] [proxy:warn] [pid 18446:tid 46971298007360] [client 10.248.66.148:52033] AH01144: No protocol handler was valid for the URL /ademo/socket.html. If you are using a DSO version of mod_proxy, make sure the proxy submodules are included in the configuration using LoadModule.
One thing that I make sure is i have set the necessary modules in httpd.conf.
 <Proxy balancer://mycluster>
    # Define back-end servers:

    # Server 1
     BalancerMember ws://10.214.49.65:8080

    # Server 2
    BalancerMember ws://10.214.49.83:8080/
</Proxy>

ProxyPass /ademo balancer://mycluster/ademo
ProxyPassReverse /ademo balancer://mycluster/ademo

A: I want to answer my own question.
The httpd I used was compiled from the source code 2.4.18 that support websocket. And I found that the compile process was normal without any exception. The redhat I am using is Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 5.9 (Tikanga).
The reason I guess that is due to the error message 'No protocol handler was valid'. Than I tried to switch to redhat 7.1 with yum get installed. I executed 'yum install httpd' that will install httpd 2.4.5 automatically. And I found that the websocket connection from httpd and tomcat was OK.
But currently I want to resolve the issue on redhat 5.x since in the future we will use low version of redhat. Generally, since the compile process is Ok, the binary should OK as well?


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USE Diablo
GO

DECLARE @userId INT =
(
    SELECT Id
    FROM Users
    WHERE Username = 'Alex'
);

DECLARE @gameId INT =
(
    SELECT Id
    FROM Games
    WHERE [Name] = 'Edinburgh'
);

-- Transaction for Blackguard

BEGIN TRANSACTION;

DECLARE @itemId INT =
(
    SELECT Id
    FROM Items
    WHERE [Name] = 'Blackguard'
);

-- Get money

UPDATE UsersGames
  SET
      Cash -=
(
    SELECT Price
    FROM Items
    WHERE Id = @itemId
)
WHERE UserId = @userId
      AND GameId = @gameId;

-- Check if Cach is still positive

IF(0 >
  (
      SELECT Cash
      FROM UsersGames
      WHERE UserId = @userId
            AND GameId = @gameId
  ))
    BEGIN
        PRINT 'Cash is not enough!';
        ROLLBACK;
END;

-- Assign item

INSERT INTO UserGameItems
VALUES
(
       @itemId,
(
    SELECT Id
    FROM UsersGames
    WHERE UserId = @userId
          AND GameId = @gameId
)
);

COMMIT;

-- End of transaction

-- Transaction for Bottomless Potion of Amplification

BEGIN TRANSACTION;

SET @itemId =
(
    SELECT Id
    FROM Items
    WHERE [Name] = 'Bottomless Potion of Amplification'
);

-- Get money

UPDATE UsersGames
  SET
      Cash -=
(
    SELECT Price
    FROM Items
    WHERE Id = @itemId
)
WHERE UserId = @userId
      AND GameId = @gameId;

-- Check if Cach is still positive

IF(0 >
  (
      SELECT Cash
      FROM UsersGames
      WHERE UserId = @userId
            AND GameId = @gameId
  ))
    BEGIN
        PRINT 'Cash is not enough!';
        ROLLBACK;
END;

-- Assign item

INSERT INTO UserGameItems
VALUES
(
       @itemId,
(
    SELECT Id
    FROM UsersGames
    WHERE UserId = @userId
          AND GameId = @gameId
)
);

COMMIT;

-- End of transaction

-- Transaction for Eye of Etlich (Diablo III)

BEGIN TRANSACTION;

SET @itemId =
(
    SELECT Id
    FROM Items
    WHERE [Name] = 'Eye of Etlich (Diablo III)'
);

-- Get money

UPDATE UsersGames
  SET
      Cash -=
(
    SELECT Price
    FROM Items
    WHERE Id = @itemId
)
WHERE UserId = @userId
      AND GameId = @gameId;

-- Check if Cach is still positive

IF(0 >
  (
      SELECT Cash
      FROM UsersGames
      WHERE UserId = @userId
            AND GameId = @gameId
  ))
    BEGIN
        PRINT 'Cash is not enough!';
        ROLLBACK;
END;

-- Assign item

INSERT INTO UserGameItems
VALUES
(
       @itemId,
(
    SELECT Id
    FROM UsersGames
    WHERE UserId = @userId
          AND GameId = @gameId
)
);

COMMIT;

-- End of transaction

-- Transaction for Gem of Efficacious Toxin

BEGIN TRANSACTION;

SET @itemId =
(
    SELECT Id
    FROM Items
    WHERE [Name] = 'Gem of Efficacious Toxin'
);

-- Get money

UPDATE UsersGames
  SET
      Cash -=
(
    SELECT Price
    FROM Items
    WHERE Id = @itemId
)
WHERE UserId = @userId
      AND GameId = @gameId;

-- Check if Cach is still positive

IF(0 >
  (
      SELECT Cash
      FROM UsersGames
      WHERE UserId = @userId
            AND GameId = @gameId
  ))
    BEGIN
        PRINT 'Cash is not enough!';
        ROLLBACK;
END;

-- Assign item

INSERT INTO UserGameItems
VALUES
(
       @itemId,
(
    SELECT Id
    FROM UsersGames
    WHERE UserId = @userId
          AND GameId = @gameId
)
);

COMMIT;

-- End of transaction

-- Transaction for Golden Gorget of Leoric

BEGIN TRANSACTION;

SET @itemId =
(
    SELECT Id
    FROM Items
    WHERE [Name] = 'Golden Gorget of Leoric'
);

-- Get money

UPDATE UsersGames
  SET
      Cash -=
(
    SELECT Price
    FROM Items
    WHERE Id = @itemId
)
WHERE UserId = @userId
      AND GameId = @gameId;

-- Check if Cach is still positive

IF(0 >
  (
      SELECT Cash
      FROM UsersGames
      WHERE UserId = @userId
            AND GameId = @gameId
  ))
    BEGIN
        PRINT 'Cash is not enough!';
        ROLLBACK;
END;

-- Assign item

INSERT INTO UserGameItems
VALUES
(
       @itemId,
(
    SELECT Id
    FROM UsersGames
    WHERE UserId = @userId
          AND GameId = @gameId
)
);

COMMIT;

-- End of transaction

-- Transaction for Hellfire Amulet

BEGIN TRANSACTION;

SET @itemId =
(
    SELECT Id
    FROM Items
    WHERE [Name] = 'Hellfire Amulet'
);

-- Get money

UPDATE UsersGames
  SET
      Cash -=
(
    SELECT Price
    FROM Items
    WHERE Id = @itemId
)
WHERE UserId = @userId
      AND GameId = @gameId;

-- Check if Cach is still positive

IF(0 >
  (
      SELECT Cash
      FROM UsersGames
      WHERE UserId = @userId
            AND GameId = @gameId
  ))
    BEGIN
        PRINT 'Cash is not enough!';
        ROLLBACK;
END;

-- Assign item

INSERT INTO UserGameItems
VALUES
(
       @itemId,
(
    SELECT Id
    FROM UsersGames
    WHERE UserId = @userId
          AND GameId = @gameId
)
);

COMMIT;

-- End of transaction

-- Final Selection

SELECT u.Username,
       g.[Name],
       ug.Cash,
       i.[Name] AS [Item Name]
FROM Users AS u
     JOIN UsersGames AS ug ON ug.UserId = u.Id
     JOIN Games AS g ON g.Id = ug.GameId
     JOIN UserGameItems AS ugi ON ugi.UserGameId = ug.Id
     JOIN Items AS i ON i.Id = ugi.ItemId
WHERE g.Id = @gameId
ORDER BY [Item Name];
GO

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Q: Random MySQL row while avoiding holes I have a big MySQL users table and need to get six random rows from it (I'm using PHP). The table has an index column that is auto incremented. The only problem is that some rows are marked as inactive, because some users have disabled their accounts or whatever. That means I can't just count the rows and then grab a random number from that range because some of them will be inactive.
How can I efficiently get a random row without using RAND() and without trying to query an inactive user?
Thanks!

A: WHERE `inactive` = 0 LIMIT random_offset, 1

where random_offset is precalculated in PHP (as random from 1 to COUNT of active users). And the result consists of 6 UNIONed queries.

A: If you wish to avoid the very slow order by RAND() method, here are various alternatives, with various options to manage holes
quick selection of a random row from a large table in mysql


The Prompt Payment Interest Calculator tool has been updated for agencies to input the payment method (i.e., check, ACH). Agencies should use this updated version going forward to accurately calculate prompt payment interest.
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Sometimes life in the Linux world gets too serious, and that is not a good thing. It's worthwhile to remember that, after all, Linux is supposed to be fun. To that end, a visit to the Humorix page on occasion is worthwhile. Go and have a smile, then you can proceed to the rms flames below...:-)
Another venerable Linux site that we have not yet featured here is the Linux Web Watcher. It is organized as another hierarchical Linux link site, but with a twist: sites are listed by when they were last modified. A quick look at the tables for the last week can give an interesting view of where things are happening. The Web Watcher is definitely one of the more useful Linux web resources.
Letters to the editor should be sent to editor@lwn.net. Preference will be given to letters which are short, to the point, and well written. If you want your email address "anti-spammed" in some way please be sure to let us know. We do not have a policy against anonymous letters, but we will be reluctant to include them.
From: Dave Phillips <dlphilp@bright.net>
To: lwn@eklektix.com
Subject: rms commentary (no flame)
It was with great interest that I read your comments on Richard
Stallman. In my remarks that follow, please understand that I do not
know the man nor do I have any sort of dealings with him. What I know of
rms is primarily through Steve Levy's description in his book "Hackers"
and in various journal and news entries.
I think you miss a point which perhaps rms himself does not make so
well: Linux did not begin with a plan for "enterprise" readiness, nor
was "world domination" its original brief. As far as I can tell, Linus
wanted to write a better version of Minix, and the rest is history. But
now, because it is indeed a full-fledged UNIX replacement, there seems
to be a strong trend to perceive it as a business solution, and many
people seem to want to cast its very survival into that arena, as though
without success in the marketplace Linux will somehow fail and cease to
Yet I believe that very few Linux hackers ever cared much about that
market scenario, and it is somewhat insulting to them to insist that
it's "Business or Death". Eric Raymond's recent themes are focused on
Linux as business, and Tim O'Reilly has a company to run. I admire both
these men and their achievments, but frankly I don't believe they're
sharing anything like the space occupied by rms. Richard must indeed
feel sold out again whenever he sees a trademark after Linux, or
whenever he reads another article concerned with the Linux vs. M$ battle
for the market share. This man by himself kept alive the whole notion of
freely available software when the rest of us were hacking MS-DOS and
thinking it was 'way cool to pay so little for Borland's compilers.
Emacs, the FSF, the GPL, and GNU itself: the man's achievements speak
for themselves, and I would say rather than wondering what to do about
rms perhaps we should wonder how to live up to his vision.
How could he not view the current trends as anything but backward
steps ? In his philosophy there isn't competition with the business
world because that's precisely where things go wrong, where software
becomes hidden again, where code goes proprietary, and programmers stop
sharing. Stallman has seen this happen, where the rest of us haven't
lived the history. Rather than disparaging rms I think we should
consider his views quite carefully, and perhaps we could scrutinize our
own motivations a little more squarely.
Yes, I know rms isn't nearly as attractive an icon as Linus Torvalds
(Man Of The Century, IMHO). He is harsh-spoken, he looks weird, and he's
an Old Guy (Slashdot's poll indicated the vast majority of its readers
were in their 20s). Yet the substance of rms's life is a clear indicator
of his dedication to something we all now share and care for.
Personally, I don't think we need to do anything about rms except
listen, make an effort to understand him and where he's coming from, and
maybe learn something. After all he's done for Linux it is the very
least we can do for him.
Thank you for your time and patience.
== Dave Phillips
http://www.bright.net/~dlphilp/index.html
http://www.bright.net/~dlphilp/linux_soundapps.html
Subject: Your editorial on RMS
From: David Kastrup <dak@neuroinformatik.ruhr-uni-bochum.de>
Date: 17 Sep 1998 11:08:37 +0200
Your editorial on RMS has left me speachless.  You ask the question
"What should be done about RMS?  Something should be done."  The
obvious solution, of course, is to crucify him.  This was the approach
taken almost twenty centuries ago towards one that rekindled searching
for the meaning instead of the letter of the law, but caused a ruckus
wherever he went, for example, upsetting the moneylender's tables in
the temple.  A lot of people seem to be eagerly waiting for RMS to
pass away so that they can interpret his visions in the matter they
find expedient.
The key thing to note is that Richard Stallman has not changed his
vision one bit since first starting in the free software movement.  He
was nice to show a vision when nobody else was really concerned about
matters, and served as a spearhead.  Now that many people feel that
things have arrived at a state that makes them feel somewhat
comfortable, they want to silence him in order not to upset the
authorities not really into the movement and let matters drift in the
direction suiting them.
He has been fighting for a completely free system from the beginning
of his actions in the area of free software.  Now people scald him for
not being enthused about offers of non-free components for otherwise
free systems.  People would be only to happy to slowly switch to a
system where they will have to pay for all but the core components
(and never get to see the source of either), while the usability of
the free parts alone slowly drifts into oblivion.
RMS reminds us that this is not the vision he has been fighting for
from the beginning.  While some people feel they should be allowed to
make pacts with the non-free sources in order to get their free pieces
a bit more lustre more quickly than achievable in other ways, it is a
good thing that RMS is around to remind people that this is not what
the vision of free software is about.
It is all very nice if people find that their personal utility of free
software does not require a vision.  But it is something entirely
different to demand that people with a vision need to have "something
done about them" so that one can boast of having a fulfilled vision
already without reproach from their side.
Personally, I am glad that RMS is around to tell the unmasked and
inconvenient truths from time to time.  He is a blockhead, arrogant,
self-conscious and other things, but he has always been that and
people had no problem with it as long as they had him clearing the
paths ahead they personally found nice to have.
It is, BTW, also a lie that the GNU system is drifting into
unimportance.  All of its major components are in use in free software
systems such as Linux, and more and more are being added.  Any free
software developer with a conscience tries making his software as
portable as possible, sharing the original vision that free software
should be available on any system, not just on certain, isolated and
dedicated systems like Linux or the Hurd.
David Kastrup                                     Phone: +49-234-700-5570
Email: dak@neuroinformatik.ruhr-uni-bochum.de       Fax: +49-234-709-4209
Institut f�r Neuroinformatik, Universit�tsstr. 150, 44780 Bochum, Germany
Subject: Re: What do we do about Richard M. Stallman?
Date: Thu, 17 Sep 1998 23:32:00 +1000 (EST)
From: "Danny Yee" <danny@staff.cs.usyd.edu.au>
For once I find myself stunned by an LWN editorial.
http://lwn.net/1998/0917/
What do we do about Richard M. Stallman?
If Richard Stallman is, as your editorial depicts him, a lone figure
with bizarre and idiosyncratic ideas, then I suggest that you simply
ignore him: giving him editorial attention can only make things worse.
If, on the other hand, Stallman's ides are shared by a large, albeit
minority, fraction of the free software community (as is most patently the
case), then your editorial is rudely patronising, denying that those of
us in that part of the community even exist and dismissing our concerns
without any consideration at all.
Regardless of the good intentions of O'Reilly and the quality of their
books, the issue of freedom of documentation *is a real issue* and can
not be ignored.  Being able to share documentation is a critical part
of being able to share software - yet the typical price of an O'Reilly
book is greater than the average monthly income in most of the world.
Perhaps it would solve the problem if O'Reilly (and others) GPLed their
books after a year in print (Stallman is not too critical of the Aladdin
ghostscript licensing scheme).  Perhaps not.  But such ideas deserve
a discussion.
It seems _prima facie_ obvious that Oracle and Informix ports to Linux
will be good for Linux but bad for the development of industrial strength
free database systems.  Surely there is room for disagreement about the
net value of such a tradeoff?  And the GNU/Linux naming issue may be
parochial, but it is hardly a threat to anyone.
Your attempt to make everything a matter of Stallman's personality
is just a lazy way to avoid facing some real and important issues.
People do matter, but ideas matter more -- there is no point asking
"What do we do about Tim O'Reilly and Eric S. Raymond?".
Danny Yee.
http://www.anatomy.usyd.edu.au/danny/
Date: Fri, 18 Sep 1998 12:37:06 -0700 (PDT)
From: Jason McNeill <mcneill@xenon.cchem.berkeley.edu>
Subject: The "Problem" With rms
I had a completely different impression than yours after reading the Salon
article.  I feel there is room for reasoned dissent within the free
software / open source (tm) community.  I also found esr's comments to be
highly hypocritical.  He wanted to present a very one-sided view of free
software and was incensed that rms wanted to offer reasoned counter
arguments.  Who's bullying whom?
I think it is counterproductive to insist the the free software / open
source (tm) community present a united front.  We are not a corporation,
we are a collection of independent agents.  When, say, Larry Ellison and
Bill Gates disagree, does this reflect poorly on the computer industry as
a whole (assuming they represent some important or relevant part of that
industry)?  They might even openly disagree at the same conference, but it
doesn't send the industry into a tailspin or threaten to ruin the
conference.  I oppose the type of closed-mindedness promoted by some free
software advocates and think the free software movement is big enough to
accommodate differing views such as those of rms.
rms is not a spoiler or splitter.  He says a lot of things that need to be
said, and says so without resorting to ad-hominem attacks (in contrast to
esr's actions, in my opinion). I think he was right to question the "get
the software for free and buy the book" business model.  He was voicing a
valid concern that many of us share.  Importantly, he's not compelling
anyone to follow his advice or attempting to shut anyone up.  When you
call for the silencing of rms, you are attempting to silence an important
voice in the free software movement. Paraphrasing loosely the quote from
Chris Hanson in the Salon article, rms' ideas and philosophy are
well-reasoned and hold up well to intense scrutiny and analysis.  I
believe they will stand the test of time.
I doubt I'll convince you that your representation of rms is unfair, but
after reading your analysis I felt compelled to respond.  Please feel free
to quote this letter in whole or in part.
Jason D. McNeill
Berkeley, CA 94720 USA
GNU software user since '92,
GNU/Linux user since '94.
Last week's editorial on Richard Stallman drew more hostile responses than anything else LWN has ever run (indeed, more than all the rest combined). I feel that the column was badly misunderstood. If there is fault to be assigned for that, of course, it belongs with the author; clearly the quality of the writing was not what it should have been. Nonetheless, I do feel the need to point out that nowhere in the text was there any call to "censor," "silence," or "crucify" (!) rms. Indeed, I said that he still had much to contribute, and that we still need him.
This author has been a fan of rms ever since first struggling to get GNU emacs running under VMS many years ago. That has not changed. That is not inconsistent with pointing out that some of his actions are harmful to those who, really, are on the same side. When I asked "what do we do," I really wanted to say "how do we come to an understanding that we have the same goal, even if our tactics differ?"
Your editor hereby promises to try not to write any more columns far after his bedtime.
--jc


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I'm sloshy with silliness!
Sep 9, 2008 | By buttonina | 0
Let me begin by saying that I have admired David B. since Buffy, and I love Emily D. as T., but this season opener asked us to suspend disbelief beyond tolerance. Superficial, gratuitous flirting/sex--the whole Cam/A's husband sequence--and contrived frustration set-ups do not make for intelligent TV. Please, writers, directors, producers, bring the nuance and thoughtfulness back to Bones.
Awesome Return!!! ('''spoilers''')
Sep 5, 2008 | By G83 | 3
spoilers despite the sudden breaking up of Angela and Hogins...the show was good. booth was funny in his inability to adapt to a new culture and the booth and bones dynamics just served to remind me why i fell in love with the show from the very first season.
can't wait for episode 3!
Sep 4, 2008 | By singingfreak525 | 1
i just want to start by thanking whoever put this up already, i was so happy since i missed it on wednesday! i hated the whole angela-hodgins thing. that just felt way too sudden, but despite that it kind of fit their personalities. angela is very impulsive (thus the ex-husband) and even though i hated it i think it made sense for them. clark leaving sucks, he seemed like he was just starting to kind of fit in, and he was funny. i hope they replace him with someone good, and dont just use jailed zack all the time. i loved the bones/booth banter, it was definitely up to the same old standard. i dont know if i can wait a whole week for the next episode!
Premeir: Welcome Back
Sep 4, 2008 | By penguin94 | 0
Now, before I get started, I'd like to take a moment to rejoice that one of the best shows on television has finally returned, and the summer dry spell is over! That said, let's get down to it. The season opener was good. Notice that I'm using "good" and not "great" or "fantastic". That's because it wasn't quite. I loved the whole London theme, taking Booth and Bones out of their natural element and making them work in a new environment. The part that was harder to handle was the drama surrounding Birimbau. Now I completely understand that they needed to settle that, but there was something off about the whole situation. I'm not sure I can put my finger on it at the moment. The whole issue with Cam sleeping with Birimbau? What was that about? The other problem was the length of the premier itself. The second half of the show felt more like another episode entirely rather than an extended two hour premeir. Don't get me wrong, I was thrilled with two all-new hours of my favorite show. But it would have been easier to just make them the first two episodes of the season instead. My one and final beef with the show requires me to take a moment of fan-based rage: ANGELA AND HODGENS BROKE UP? What is up with that? That was the most pointless, unnecessary thing to happen on that show. Angela and Hodgens were the one couple on that show, or any show really, that retained sanity and were devoid of pointless drama. I'm interested to see how they're going to play this out, but I still say it was a bad cut to make. The rest of the show was excellent. The return of the playful banter and wry humor between Booth and Bones was like a breath of fresh air. And the fantastic graphics on the bodies, the mystery solving...fantastic. I feel so relieved that TV is slowly headed back to normalcy. Can't wait for the next episode!
Premiere: KILLER...mostly.
Sep 4, 2008 | By Kouou | 1
I was jazzed beyond belief for this episode - catching back up with Booth and Squints after the Gormagon reveal...and in LONDON, no less. How could it POSSIBLY be anything but fantastic? Well, much as I hate to say it, I'm a bit disappointed. As a season premiere it did everything it needed to beautifully. Some of the coming season's conflicts and themes (I highly doubt we've been introduced to all of them) were presented in grand style. The Booth-and-Brennan will-they-or-won't-they looks like it's finally going to be a big something. Sweets is finding a role on the team. We're looking for a Zack replacement (I'll be sad to see that Clark guy go...he was pretty cool). And let's not forget Angela and Hodgins. May I just get it out there...dumbasses. But it makes for good television, so I can't really complain. All in all, the substance of this episode was excellent and gripping, appropriately comedic and dramatic, and well performed by the entire cast - kudos to guest stars! My problem with this episode is that it felt strained to me. The forensic plot was weakly portrayed. Both of them, I should say, because the transition from part one to part two was not particularly smooth. In my opinion, there was too much story for one episode but not quite enough for two. There were a lot of dead spots and the continuous transitions from London to D.C. made the whole thing seem rather disjointed. I appreciate the need to make the season premiere as omg-packed and exciting as possible, but I really think that stretching the Angela/Hodgins storyline out a bit more might have been a better choice overall. When all is said and done, though, that was an EXCELLENT way to start the season. Case in point: I was shaking from excitement about coming episodes by the end. So thank you, Hart Hanson, cast, and crew. Looks like we're up for the most amazing season of Bones yet.
Season Opening !
Sep 4, 2008 | By petrusca | 0
Great Episode, to be the first one, give us a very good idea of what is coming in these new season. The way Bones and Booth relate with each other says everything. Even the episode doesn't show when Booth warned her about the anthropologist, she is always emphasizing that he really did. Amazing beginning for the season !!!
Yanks in the UK
Sep 4, 2008 | By gabiroba | 0
Ahhh!! I loved it. The pseudo booth/brennan partners were great, and how booth kept Bones from sleeping with the British anthropologist was very cute. And the beginning where Bones wakes Booth up was hilarious. All in all it was a great season premier. The case was good with a lot of turns and the personal sides were funny and endearing. Birimbao coming in was good. The only downside I saw was that Cam was reverted to a type of comical relief in this episode where she could have been used more. Maybe that is where they want to take her character, but I think they could explore it a little bit more. Maybe by bringing in some of her personal life and twisting things in her direction more often. I would hate for her to be reduced to a Zach later on.
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Read why I think so in my review of " Yanks In The UK "
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Review of the two hour season 4 premiere of Bones. Click me!
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I spent the last few weeks of August in the Midwest, and when I returned to New York, it felt like fall. Sure enough, last week's trip to the farmer's market revealed a flood of early fall produce, and I can't wait to try it all. However, being that it is still technically summer, I decided that I should show some restraint and resist the urge to haul home half my weight in butternut squash. Instead, I picked out four perfect looking Paula Red Apples, which I fully intended to make my snacks for the week.
Well, as you can see...that didn't happen. Instead, I made this semi-healthy yet still delicious Apple Oatmeal Crumble. I ate half of it right out of the pan, and upon waking up the next morning, convinced myself that it was so semi-healthy that other half would make a perfectly reasonable breakfast. (Apples and oatmeal? Sounds like health food to me!) Not that I need an excuse to eat dessert for breakfast, but if that doesn't make you excited for the start of fall, then I don't know what will.
Preheat oven to 375. Slice apples and place in a baking dish. Cover with the juice of 1 lemon and a 1 heaping tablespoon of brown sugar. Bake for 20 minutes, stir, and bake for another 20 minutes, or until apples are tender and beginning to brown. Meanwhile, combine the oats, cinnamon, nutmeg, walnuts and remaining brown sugar in a bowl. Add the butter and mix together until it is incorporated. Spoon topping over apples and bake for another 20-30 minutes, or until topping is soft and golden.


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Tolerance in Ukrainian Society is Far from Ideal
Both Kharkiv and Ukraine as a whole encounter new threats in connection with insufficient level of tolerance in society. And its further radicalization may cause the most dangerous consequences.
74 years ago, the humanity defeated Nazism. I have always perceived May 9 as not the day of victory over Germany or any other country, but as a triumph of human will in the struggle against a monstrous ideology of hate. Ideology, the keystone of which was the superiority of one race over the other. Ideology based on anti-Semitism, radicalism towards the history of other countries and striving for substitution of peace introduced by the Treaty of Versailles after the World War I for the chaos of war.
The ideas of discrimination on any grounds, the search of internal enemies – all these become apparent especially intensely during the times of economic crises. Perhaps, exactly that in why in modern Europe and America, the researchers observe the rise of radicalism as a whole and anti-Semitism in particular. Is Ukraine insured against this? I do not share the optimism demonstrated by Vice-Prime Minister Pavlo Rozenko, who declared that no incidents of anti-Semitism had been documented in our country during 2017-2018. I don't think that Vice-Prime Minister should judge about this based on the formal statistics, in which the cases of anti-Semitism were renamed into 'vandalism.'
The condition of tolerance in Ukrainian society is far from ideal – and I especially feel it when arrive from Kharkiv in Kyiv. In the capital, the influence of people, who monopolized the right to patriotism and who, in fact, blackmail the society provoking its radicalization, is sensed. We encounter it everywhere – in the streets and on social networks, where much more 'jokes' appeared about the ethnic origin of the newly-elected President.
Nevertheless, we should give our law-enforcement system its due: under the Minister Arsen Avakov, filter rotation in the new police happens all the time, but the position in respect of radicals remains invariable. And when I see another conflict of far rightists and law-enforcement officials, I always support those, who defends the law and the state.
It is the state policy that shall instill the values of mutual respect and tolerance in the society, it must united instead of splitting. Each decision, each law should be assessed from these view – whether it unites Ukraine or splits it. Why none of the MPs from Kharkiv elected by plurality voting supported the 'language law'? Because its adoption now means the aggravation of the split, it again divides us into Ukrainian-speaking and Russian-speaking ones, it sets an absolutely inopportune agenda.
We need the laws, which extend the rights and freedoms of citizens now. We need co-operation of the authorities and philanthropists, who are ready to contribute funds into the construction of free and comfortable state. We need our Ukrainian Soros to promote the reforms for economy and values for the society's tolerance. And the last thing that will concern me, as a citizen of Ukraine, as a patriot of my country and my native Kharkiv, is the language this person speaks, as good does not need translators.


Carrie Ladd is a part time general practitioner in the UK National Health Service, a spare time RCGP Clinical Fellow in Perinatal Mental Health, and a full time mum…doing overtime!
Despite all the pressures, challenges and daily frustrations of working in the NHS, I still feel being a General Practitioner in the UK is the best job in the world. Well, second best to being a mum to my incredibly fun and loving two young children. But which role is truly the more challenging? Those who have children will know instantly what I am talking about and those without may well know from friends that this question has serious ground for debate. Despite 13 years of further professional development in the form of continued education, assessment and appraisal since leaving Southampton Medical School, there are many difficult moments I deal with as a mum where I feel as unsure and inexperienced as any other parent. People often generously assume that of all health professionals, medics in particular will know what to feed their fussy baby, how to discipline their child in front of the grandparents and what to do when their "spirited" toddler throws a tantrum in a supermarket. I write to correct this misconception. Although doctors may know more about the theory of parenting and the techniques that the books recommend, this doesn't always translate into instinctively knowing what to do with their own children, despite their best efforts.
Picture the scene: a late rainy Saturday afternoon, in the freezer aisle of a busy supermarket. Having forgotten to order the online shop (failed New Year's resolution number 35), I am spending a tedious hour of my precious weekend - grocery shopping. My gorgeous sweet-tempered first born is loving making new friends with other shoppers, not minding her plump little legs being squished too tightly into the child seat of the trolley.
"Milk, nappies, something for dinner with the in-laws..." My caffeine fueled brain rapidly moves through images of the contents of our fridge then our food cupboard whilst simultaneously rocking the trolley back and forth, singing the 14th verse of "the wheels on the bus" and mentally meal planning for the coming week (failed New Year's resolution number 36) - all is just about working - I am super mum. I can do this.
And then it happens - my loud and vocally precocious first born spots something in the freezer cabinets and you know what comes next - " Mummy, I want that one!" she shouts excitedly.
"No, sweetheart, we're not buying chocolate-iced extra chocolate-chip double chocolate-flavour ice cream today."
Bottom lip wobbling, tears freely flowing, whole body violently trembling, and the cry that every parent fears - a deep howling loud enough to prompt a practice fire drill in most public places - and there it is - the toddler tantrum.
Why now, why me, why here?
Suddenly my super mum powers escape me and I look in my trolley for some weaponry - sadly lacking - extra-large bag of frozen chips, 2-4-1 household cleaning stuff ( that I confess will sit in the cupboard under the sink until 2 hours before my mother comes to stay next time) and a bottle of Bombay Sapphire gin. Hmmmm. Despite never being more than a metre away from a packet of raisins in every handbag, change bag and door for any other moment of my life, I cannot find one now to placate my little darling.
"Doctor! How nice to see you! And this must be your little cherub! How old is she now? Ahhh what a spirited child - is she hungry? Is it nap time?"
An inquisitive peer into my trolley....and an immaculately plucked & penciled eyebrow raise - I could read her thoughts like they were her medical notes in my consulting room.
How I suddenly wished for an actual fire alarm to save me from the situation. And then something unexpected happened - my screaming darling stopped - started smiling, babbling and reaching out to wave at this kind face.
Phew. Crisis over. A moment to gather myself together. And then splintering the moment like a sharp icicle falling from a great height, a little innocent voice piped up "who is that MAN mummy?"
I have never managed to escape an awkward situation quite so quickly - politely smiling, using my 3 point turn skills to negotiate a line of escape route and briskly marching down towards to household aisle (again).
"That, Sweetheart, is a LADY".
Allowing myself a slight smile, I move on to the bakery aisle and throw a large pack of custard doughnuts into the trolley.
Once safely home, I reflect on this experience in more detail – why did I not avert that tantrum, why did I feel judged by my trolley contents, why was I so embarrassed by my toddler's gender identification difficulties? I soon realised I was being over critical of myself and actually the only person judging my parenting ability, was me. My elderly patient was being nothing other than friendly, polite and interested. Those that stopped to stare were actually just very thankful it wasn't their child making the noise. My own insecurities about not being the perfect parent were far more of a problem than anyone else's opinion of me.
We are, by far, our own worst enemy when judging our parenting ability. This is a statement of truth I suggest can be universally applied to all parents, but perhaps even more applicable for those of us healthcare professionals who give parenting advice to others. Once we accept our most important role we have is being the best parent we can be to our children, the second most important role of our chosen profession becomes much easier too.
And who really cares what their doctor puts in her shopping trolley? There are far worse things than frozen chips!
Posted in Primary Care, Reflections. Tags: doctor-patient relationship, general practice, medical moms, medical parent, NHS on April 2, 2016 by CMAJ.


English Muffin Bread – a quick, yeasted loaf bread that comes together in minutes and tastes just like a toasted English muffin!
A post on a Tuesday? Whaaaat?
I mentioned in my last post that life has been getting away from me a bit lately and I've been struggling to keep up with everything. I hate admitting that I'm falling behind, but I know it's just because I've been pushing myself to stay busy lately, and that's a good thing. I'd much rather be busy than bored.
So this post is a day late, but it's such a good one that I didn't want to wait until my next usual posting day to hit publish. This English Muffin Bread is hands-down the easiest bread recipe I've ever made, and it's so delicious that it might become a weekly staple in my house.
The dough comes together in literally 2 minutes, there's no kneading, and the rise time is super short. This bread is perfect for bread-baking beginners or anyone who wants to make homemade bread but doesn't have a lot of time. This bread has a light, airy texture and a good crunchy crust. Toast it and add some butter and jam? I'm obsessed.
Sift together the dry ingredients (flour, salt, and baking soda) and add to the bowl of a stand mixer. Sprinkle the sugar and yeast over top and mix well.
In a measuring cup, combine the wet ingredients (milk, water, and oil) and heat to 125ºF. Pour the warm liquid over the dry ingredients and knead for 2 minutes.
Pour the dough into a greased 9″x5″ loaf pan. Cover loosely with plastic wrap and allow to rise for 1 hour. The bread should be risen only slightly above the rim of the pan (however, my dough was way taller and it turned out just fine!).
When the dough is almost done rising, preheat the oven to 400ºF.
Uncover the bread and bake for 25-30 minutes until golden brown.


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Arsenal's Bukayo Saka Tipped To Become One Of The Best WB In The World
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The Arsenal youngster can rise to the top of the world in his preferred position, says head of Arsenal youth development, Marcel Lucassen.
The experienced Dutch coach believes that English-born Nigerian starlet Bukayo Saka can become one of the best wing-backs in the world under the guidance of Arsenal manager, Mikel Arteta.
The highly-rated academy graduate burst onto the scene at the Emirates Stadium when Unai Emery was in charge, making a senior bow during the 2018-19 campaign.
More potentials have been unlocked this term, with the versatile 18-year-old excelling when played either as a winger, wing-back, or full-back.
The youngster has been spectacular in the Europa League, where he has scored two goals and supplied four assists in just four appearances this season.
A former German youth coach expects Saka to continue his development, which may likely see him become one of the world's best.
In quotes carried by The Mirror referring to Voetbal International, Lucassen said:
"Bukayo Saka is the best example of what we want at Arsenal.
"He has the potential to become one of the best three wing-backs in the world, and I really think Arteta can help in that process.
"Arteta, with his vision, is not far from what we want in the academy.
"Talents like Saka, Reiss Nelson, Eddie Nketiah, Emile Smith-Rowe, and Joe Willock should benefit from that."
One of the brightest young talents produced by the Arsenal academy in recent years, Saka has taken in 23 appearances across all competitions this term and fully established himself as part of the first-team fold.
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As well as looking towards external CSR, we also prioritise the well-being of our Blayze Group employees. We choose to subscribe to Fruitful Offices: a weekly fruit delivery service to our offices which not only promotes our employees' welfare but also means each week one fruit tree is planted in Africa. Likewise, our Cycle to Work Scheme encourages our employees to take the more energetic, environmental commute to the office. Also, all of our offices have modern designing with energy-saving lighting and heating.
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30 cts, exhibiting SI1 in clarity and H in color. There is a slight chip on edge of the enamel as can be seen in photo. Any darkness in pendant is from camera reflection. This Truly Beautiful Diamond & Enamel Pansy Brooch Pendant will make a great addition to your antique jewelry collection.
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It is indeed good news that God the Father sent Jesus to die for our sins. Who will receive this news? Who will be brought to new life by this calling? No doubt it is for our friends and colleagues. It is for the unreached across the oceans. What is more, it is for our…
Today we hear from Juliana. Like many Singaporeans, English is her primary language. Her parents may have been born before Singapore's independence, but she grew up in a much more developed country. Her passion is to share Jesus with people who are different from her. She does this in the ARPC Mandarin Ministry. Two barriers…
Light from Asia 007: Living as Foreigners Wherever We Are
When Hwee Yen moved from Singapore to the US, she struggled to understand her identity. She had stopped her work to support her husband's graduate studies and care for her children. It was a new place, a new role, and even no community. Eventually, she and her husband learnt to depend on Christ alone, and…
Title: Light from Asia 006: Putting Jesus first in Singapore and Japan: Mark's Perspective
What part do I have to play in God's Mission to the nations? The focus of Mark's work in Singapore has been to help people answer this question. This work is called mobilization. He also worked as a missionary in Japan. Listen to Mark's story.
Light from Asia 005: God's Justice to Marginalised Women in Taiwan: Sin Ee's Story
What does justice mean? How do we practice justice? Hear practical advice and inspiring stories from Sin Ee. She is a missionary sent by ARPC to bring justice and the gospel to women on the margins in Taipei, Taiwan. References: Followership: Summary of the talks at Church Camp 2018 http://podcast.arpc.sg/e/followership/; This Is What Inequality Looks Likeby You Yenn Teo; Generous…
Light from Asia 004: The Love of Christ to the Japanese in Singapore: One Person from ARPC
From a traditional Chinese religious background, J encountered the grace of God through friends and church. Even her mother submitted to Christ through reading the Chinese Bible. While listening to a talk by Patrick Johnstone, J responded to an altar call to submit herself to missions in Japan. After attending another church, she came to…
Light from Asia 003: The Ups and Downs of Life in Another Culture: Beth's Journey
How do missionaries deal with cross-cultural stress and other challenges when entering a new environment? How does God's power work within and through them amidst their struggles? Listen to Beth, a missionary with OMF, share about her family's experience in Japan and Singapore, and their upcoming return to Japan. Learn how you can pray for God's…
Gn Shu Min: A Journey in Missions
When most people hear the word "missions" or "missionary" they immediately think "that's not me" Hi! My name is Shumin. I'm from the Pine Grove Discipleship Group (DG) and I went for a short term mission trip we took to the Philippines during Easter last year. I have been asked to share with you today about…
Light from Asia 002: Is a Christian a leader or a servant?
Christian leadership Pastor Luck Yong and missionary Mark discuss Christian leadership at the ARPC missions roundtable. What is a Christian leader? Someone who tries to influence people towards God's purposes. Servanthood is not pleasing people but leading people to do what God wants them to do. A leader puts together the jigsaw puzzle of the…
Light from Asia 001: Missions At our Doorstep By Pastor Chris Chia
ARPC goes MAD (Missions At our Doorstep) There are many foreigners among us. Remember the love of Christ who died for us. Indeed Christ's love compels us. Persecution is not an obstacle to evangelism. FEAR: false evidence appearing real. Suffering is expected for Christ's followers. We overcome Satan with the armour of God. The power of…
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Q: What does this info mean when installing git from source? I am installing git from source according to documentation on centos 7.2,https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Getting-Started-Installing-Git
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What does this error info mean?

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sudo yum install docbook2X


Nashville, TN: Andy Dodd's award-winning studio Red Decibel East, designed by Carl Tatz, has implemented a new-generation Carl Tatz Design (CTD) PhantomFocus™ System (PFS™) to drive its ADAM S3X-H monitors.
"Since the PhantomFocus System eliminates all of the factors that confuse the sound, I can trust that I am hearing the entire sonic picture. Now that I don't have to worry about how mixes will "translate," I can focus on being musical and creative…which is the whole point, right?!" comments Red Decibel East owner Andy Dodd, who is a multi-platinum and Dove Award-winning producer, songwriter and engineer, who, along with his West Coast partner Adam Watts, has worked with the likes of Jesse McCartney, Kelly Clarkson, Jeremy Camp, and the Jonas Brothers, as well as work for Hannah Montana, and High School Musical.
"Initially, because the PFS sounded so amazing, I was concerned that my mixes would only sound great in my studio, on my speakers, since the average listener wouldn't be listening back on a PhantomFocus System," recalls Dodd. "Even bad mixes sounded good to me at first as far as the imaging and pinpoint detail was concerned. However, I soon realized what an incredible tool I had – that I could REALLY HEAR how bad the mix was and exactly what was needed to correct it." Dodd's fears were quickly allayed when he discovered that his mixes translated perfectly outside the studio.