Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) are hardware and software systems that sample electroencephalogram (EEG) signals from electrodes placed on the scalp and extract patterns from EEG that indicate the mental activity being performed by the person. The long-term goal of this line of research is a new mode of communication for victims of diseases and injuries resulting in the loss of voluntary muscle control, such as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), high-level spinal cord injuries or severe cerebral palsy. The autonomic and intellectual functions of such subjects continue to be active. This can result in a locked-in syndrome in which a person is unable to communicate to the outside world. The interpretation of information contained in EEG may lead to a new mode of communication with which subjects can communicate with their care givers or directly control devices such as televisions, wheel chairs, speech synthesizers and computers.
experiment with interaction of two people using BCIs.
Results are evaluated by the accuracy of EEG classification, the speed with which the classification can be performed, and the expense of the EEG system and of its maintenance and extendibility.
EEG signals are noisy and variable over time. Noise arises from slight shifts in the position of electrodes and changes in the conductance through the skin and interference by hair. Variability is due to changes in electrical activity moment to moment and day to day, even as the subject is performing the same mental task. The quantity of EEG data available for training is limited, especially if a BCI system must be trained every time an electrode cap is placed on a subject. Most BCI experiments deal only with classification and have ignored the detection problem of identifying when a subject has produced a BCI command and is not performing any other mental activity.
The most significant impact of this project to the disabled community will be an easier to use, affordable BCI system. The inclusion of a wide range of mental tasks will result in a better understanding of which mental tasks are easiest for subjects to consistently perform and for detection algorithms to reliably identify. Better BCI systems will also be significant for other classes of users who can benefit from augmented communication interfaces in applications that require extremely fast commands. The significance of this project to the BCI research community is the specification and testing of the inexpensive system for experimentation with EEG signal analysis. The system based on off-the-shelf components and software to be developed and made publicly available is expected to allow a number of additional research groups to enter the BCI field. Also, this project's results on the analysis of cognitive components in EEG measured during a wide range of mental tasks will broaden the set of mental activities available to users of BCI systems.
This work has been supported by the National Science Foundation through grants numbered 1065513, 0542947, 0328269, 0208958, 9202100 and by the Science Foundation of Ireland through an E.T.S. Walton grant in 2007.


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A first-year undergraduate course in Information Systems in a South African university includes an opportunity for students to reflect on their own use of information and personal information systems. Their reflections provide data about the technologies and tools that they use to find and manage everyday life information, as well as academic information, and about the sources of information they draw on. This paper analyses data collected over three years and reports on the dominant technologies and information sources that students use. We then adapt the ecological model of information seeking and use developed by Williamson (1998) to make sense of the diversity of information sources and students' choices in engaging with them. The results show that students rely to a very small degree on traditional university information sources. The study offers insights into the information contexts and behaviour of students and argues for the importance of a flexible range of information sources to support students in the complex process of managing information for academic success. The results will be of interest to those involved in designing and delivering undergraduate programmes, as well as those providing information services and infrastructures.


Pacific Gas & Electric has confirmed that Hinkley residents will receive an extra 45 days to decide on whether to take a PG&E offer to purchase their property or elect to receive a whole-household water replacement system for their homes, officials said Monday.
The move gives residents until Oct. 15 to decide.
For decades, a toxic plume that has affected water has been an issue in the town.


November 6th marks 15 years since the first celebration of the International Day for Preventing the Exploitation of the Environment in War and Armed Conflict. The environment is the "unpublicized victim of war." According to the United Nations Environment Programme, over the last 60 years 40% or more of internal conflicts have been linked to the exploitation of valuable resources or the scramble for scarce ones. Resolution 15 of this year's UN Environment Assembly highlights the fact that healthy ecosystems and sustainably managed resources reduce the risk of armed conflict. Therefore, in order to work towards peace in our world, we must not discount the needs of the planet on which we live.


This high quality furniture is made from high-density plastic with fade resistant colors throughout each board. This furniture never needs paint. It is fade-resistant. It will not rot. Salt water and chlorinated water have no effect on it. It is meant to weather the ocean shores and the harshest winters. Made in the U.S.A with 90% recycled Plastic and stainless steel hardware. Colors: Bahama Blue, Mango, Tudor Brown, Aruba Blue, Cherrywood, Dark Green, Sand, White. Dimensions: W: 49.5" x D: 23" x H: 31"; 60 lbs. Assembly: Chain included. This furniture may require some assembly.


During the past several decades, the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) has adopted increasingly strict clean-air regulations. ADNOC's code of practice stipulates that the sulfur dioxide (SO2) and carbon monoxide (CO) emissions from sulfur-recovery units (SRUs) are restricted to 700 and 400 ppmv, respectively.
ADNOC's Habshan gas-processing plant's existing SRUs are not designed to meet the ADNOC's current emissions requirements. This paper explores all possible options for SO2 and CO emission reduction from Habshan complex SRUs along with the cost associated with each option.
The Habshan SRU's licensors and an independent third-party consultant were approached to identify all possible options for SO2 and CO emission reduction.
Sulfur-recovery efficiency (SRE) of greater than 99.5% is required to achieve SO2 emission of 700 ppmv. This can be achieved only by installing either an amine-based tail-gas-treating unit or a caustic scrubbing unit. The estimated cost for installation of such units is approximately $ 230 million for all the SRU's in Habshan. Also, as SRE increases, so does the energy required to remove each additional kilogram of sulfur. As energy consumption increases, so, too, do carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, which is an undesirable outcome.
Similarly, the desired CO emission levels can be achieved by operating the incinerator at a higher temperature, by installing a of hydrogenation reactor upstream of the incinerator for tail-gas treatment, or by modifying or replacing the incinerator.
Operating the incinerator at a higher temperature will lead to an increase in fuel-gas consumption and, consequently, an increase in CO2 released from stack. The estimated increase in operating cost for operating the incinerator at a higher temperature is approximately $ 3 million/year at current capacity.
The installation of hydrogenation reactors will incur significant cost. Estimated cost for installation of hydrogenation reactors is approximately $ 45 million for all the SRU's in Habshan.
Incinerator modification or replacement will cost approximately $4 million to 5 million for each incinerator.
While working to lower SO2 and CO emissions is beneficial from an environmental point of view, it is not free. In fact, it comes with substantial increase in cost. This paper explores possible options for SO2 and CO emission reduction from Habshan complex SRUs along with costs associated with each option. It also investigates energy consumption and associated CO2 footprint with each option.
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Q: Why we need Async task any way default web API request will be running by creating or reusing existing thread only Why we need Async task in WebApi c#, any way default web API request will be running by creating or reusing existing thread only. so threading is already used?

A: Don't confuse asynchronous with parallel.
Asynchronous means that the current thread is freed while you are waiting for a response to some I/O operation. (local storage, a network request, etc.)
Parallel means running two or more sets of code at the same time. This is multi-threading.
Asynchronous code isn't about multi-threading. Actually the opposite: Part of the benefit of asynchronous code is to not need more threads.
For example, consider a web API call that reads data from a database. What happens when 1000 requests come in at the same time?
If the code is written synchronously, you need a separate thread for each request. But ASP.NET has a maximum thread count. So that max will be reached, and the rest of the requests will have to wait until some of the first requests are completed before they can even start.
If the code is written asynchronously, then as soon as the database request is made, the thread is freed while it waits for a response from the database. During that waiting time, ASP.NET can use that thread to start processing a new request.
The result is that you need less threads to do the same amount of work. That also means that you can do more work with the same amount of resources.
Microsoft has a very well-written series of articles on this that are worth reading: Asynchronous programming with async and await. That article has an analogy about making breakfast that helps explain what asynchronous programming is really about.

A: Thanks, Gabriel you are right
Find the more clear answer
from the link : https://stackoverflow.com/a/49850842/958539
Now let's open file in "asynchronous" mode:
public async Task<IActionResult> GetSomeFileReallyAsync(RequestParameters p) {
    string filePath = Preprocess(p);
    byte[] data;
    using (var fs = new FileStream(filePath, FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read, FileShare.Read, 4096, FileOptions.Asynchronous)) {
        data = new byte[fs.Length];
        await fs.ReadAsync(data, 0, data.Length);
    }

    return PostProcess(data);
}

How many threads we need now? Now 1 thread is enough, in theory. When you open file in "asynchronous" mode - reads and writes will utilize (on windows) windows overlapped IO.
In simplified terms it works like this: there is a queue-like object (IO completion port) where OS can post notifications about completions of certain IO operations. .NET thread pool registers one such IO completion port. There is only one thread pool per .NET application, so there is one IO completion port.
When file is opened in "asynchronous" mode - it binds its file handle to this IO completion port. Now when you do ReadAsync, while actual read is performed - no dedicated (for this specific operation) thread is blocked waiting for that read to complete. When OS notify .NET completion port that IO for this file handle has completed - .NET thread pool executes continuation on thread pool thread.
Now let's see how processing of 100 requests with 1ms interval can go in our scenario:
Request 1 goes in, we grab thread from a pool to execute 1ms pre-processing step. Then thread performs asynchronous read. It doesn't need to block waiting for completion, so it returns to the pool.
Request 2 goes in. We have a thread in a pool already which just completed pre-processing of request 1. We don't need an additional thread - we can use that one again.
Same is true for all 100 requests.
After handling pre-processing of 100 requests, there are 200ms until first IO completion will arrive, in which our 1 thread can do even more useful work.
IO completion events start to arrive - but our post-processing step is also very short (1ms). Only one thread again can handle them all.
This is an idealized scenario of course, but it shows how not "async await" but specifically asynchronous IO can help you to "save threads".
What if our post-processing step is not short but we instead decided to do heavy CPU bound work in it? Well, that will cause thread pool starvation. Thread pool will create new threads without delay, until it reaches configurable "low watermark" (which you can obtain via ThreadPool.GetMinThreads() and change via ThreadPool.SetMinThreads()). After that amount of threads is reached - thread pool will try to wait for one of the busy threads to become free. It will not wait forever of course, usually it will wait for 0.5-1 seconds and if no thread become free - it will create a new one. Still, that delay might slow your web application quite a bit in heavy load scenarios. So don't violate thread pool assumptions - don't run long CPU-bound work on thread pool threads.

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How would living your entire life on a peaceful island sound to you? Is it paradise or would you feel restricted, almost locked up in a cage. Hylian Dan of Zelda Universe has recently written an article entitled The Philosophy of The Wind Waker in which he looks at many of the themes of the game. As part one of a five part series, this article focuses on a lot of the individual characters that Link meets early on in his adventure.
We live in relation to islands and oceans. This is one of the key philosophical points of The Wind Waker. Islands represent comfort while oceans represent hardship. Many of the people who populate the Great Sea spend all their years within the confines of a single island, clinging to a personal little paradise. To them, the sea is too vast and dangerous and it is better and easier to remain at home.
Can life on Outset Island really be considered paradise? Link's life on Outset Island is filled with simplicity, without much adventure and with only a few people to even interact with. Up until the start of the game he has lived his entire life on this island, never once exploring the world of the seas. Exactly what does Link do on a daily basis? The island is small, there is no room to even do much of anything in the outdoors, and the entire population of the island barely reaches the double digits. Hardly paradise and the comparisons to being locked up in prison seem to be very plausible.
One of Hylian Dan's themes throughout the article is this idea of letting go of the past in order to reach a more exciting future. You need to leave what he considers paradise of living on an island, in exchange for living a life of adventure that opens endless opportunities. How I see it, leaving the island is a sign of breaking out of the chains that kept you there, and starting a search for a real paradise.
Part 2 of the article is scheduled for release next Sunday, March 14th.


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Q: IBM Cloud API key could not be created To configure my Terraform to use my IBM cloud I need to generate an API key and Classic infrastructure key. This gives the error "API key could not be created".
What settings needs to be changed in order for this to work?

A: Your cloud administrator needs to add the IAM Identity Service - Service ID creator rights


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What does unni / oppa mean? Meaning, definition, explanation
What does unni mean? Meaning, definition, explanation
The word unni refers to a form of address. This term, of course, has nothing to do with a university or other educational institution.
Specifically, it refers to a female person. This female person is always referred to as a so-called unni, especially by girls or women, when it is an exceedingly kind person. An unni can be a sister, good friend, but also life partner. The latter is especially the case when it is a form of same-sex relationship. Thus, it should also be clear that this term is also primarily used by women to give a designation to other women.
However, one would never call a female person, with whom one is in the unclean, as unni. A real unni is and remains therefore always a person, whom one also really likes very much and partly also worships very much.
The counterpart to "unni" is "hyung." Boys or men address older brothers or older friends (depending on the closeness of the relationship) as "hyung".
However, especially in South Korea and in K-pop, the term unni is also used in another context. Thus, a successful singer, a model or actress, or a very attractive model may also be referred to as unni.
See: K-Pop / Korean dictionary
What is an oppa? Meaning, definition, explanation
An oppa, unlike what is perhaps more often assumed, is not a grandpa or a man who is in his senior years. Similar to the term unni, it is again a polite and respectful form of address.
But who can be such an oppa? There are a number of possibilities. The oppa is, for example, the friend or life partner of a young woman. Similar to unni, this form of address is mostly used from the female position.
However, an oppa can also be a brother. Thus, if a sister is particularly fond of her brother, she might refer to him as oppa.
Finally, the oppa, similar to the unni, can also be a successful and popular person from the fields of music, film, art or show business.
The opposite of "oppa" is "noona". An older sister or a girlfriend of a younger man is addressed as "Noona".
In 2012, the song "Gangnam Style" by PSY led to a strong worldwide spread of the expression "oppa". In the song, PSY sings "Oppa Gangnam Style." A song line that has stuck in the minds of many.
Unni / oppa: people who mean a lot
Unni and oppa are not terms that are simply given lightly and without any concern in South Korea and K-pop. It is actually always about people who are either personally very close to you or whom you really admire a lot. The use of the terms almost always comes from women.
What is already reflected in South Korean society with regard to the individual hierarchies can also be seen in the area of language. Women definitely use different terms here than men. Many things are very strictly regulated in South Korea, and this also affects language to a certain extent.
Terms are more a part of the youth language
Unni and oppa are synonyms that are mainly used by girls and young women in South Korea. The older a woman is, the less often she will also speak of unni or oppa. At least, this can be determined as a tendency.
The youth language is very lively in South Korea and is constantly developing. The country's pop culture also has a great influence on this process. (This refers to K-pop.) It is simply great for very many young people in South Korea to mouth cool and modern words. Also in the future, unni and oppa will surely be part of everyday language use.
South Korea is known above all for its flourishing economy and its colorful cities. But also in the areas of culture and society, this bursting at the seams tiger state has a lot to offer. Thus, there is a whole series of very exciting terms here. Unni and oppa are just a few of the many examples worth mentioning.
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The Scottish question
Articles The Scottish question
Two political heavyweights are squaring up to each other over the future of the United Kingdom.
In the red, white and blue corner, fighting to preserve the Union, stands the Prime Minister, David Cameron, who has single-handedly transformed the image of "the nasty party". In the tartan corner is the First Minister of Scotland, Alex Salmond, whose immense political skills have revolutionised the political landscape north of the border and made Scottish independence a real possibility.
Who will come out on top when the referendum finally takes place?
Margaret Thatcher once said that government policies must "work with the grain of human nature". If she was right – and I'm sure she was – then Alex Salmond stands a great chance. Recent surveys show that the people of Scotland overwhelmingly feel more Scottish than British. Of course "feeling Scottish" isn't the same as "wanting independence", but the fact that the Scottish National Party, led by Salmond, has done so spectacularly well in recent elections suggests a strong link.
But Cameron too has plenty in his favour. His "vote no" campaign will receive the support of all three main political parties, and he will no doubt take every opportunity to remind the people of Scotland of the sheer momentousness and, he will argue, irreversibility, of a "yes" vote. He also, by a slight margin, has current opinion polls in his favour.
Watching Cameron and Salmond slugging it out over the coming months will be a magnificent spectacle for those of us who are fascinated by political debate, but neutral on this particular issue.
So far, by a small margin, it's advantage Salmond.
Could Jacob Rees-Mogg become Prime Minister? Incredibly, it's possible.
According to some of the bookies, Jacob Rees-Mogg is now the…
By Robert Taylor on the November 17th, 2017
"Strong and stable". Does endless message repetition actually work?
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Colleen Dyck (far left) finishes a muddy adventure with the staff of GORP clean energy bars.
A Winnipeg farmer ventures into the energy bar industry.
Nearly a decade ago, Colleen Dyck, founder of GORP clean energy bar, dove from an airplane. She tugged the release cable and the parachute came out tangled, so hoisted herself up the rope, while toppling against air currents, and untwisted them before plummeting to the earth. Dyck is an adventurer. She hang glides, competes in triathlons, and paddles through white-water rapids.
In the midst of this rip-roaring lifestyle, she needed fuel, something fast and nutritious, but found that supplements made of saturated fat and low-quality protein dominated the market. So, she decided to make her own energy bar, and set out to find the perfect ingredients.
Having worked on a farm during college, Dyck relied on her knowledge of agriculture to select each component. Through research, she discovered that organic, vegan, and imported sources have advantages and disadvantages.
"I use ingredients from different sectors, organic, local, and commercial," she said.
The honey binding the bar comes from her family's land, while the brown rice powder, chosen because it doesn't cause bloating like other proteins, is procured from Axiom Foods in Los Angeles.
Launching a startup company always involves overcoming hurdles. Dyck's began in 2006 when her farmhouse burned down and she moved, with her husband and four children, to her mother's home in Niverville, Manitoba. This proved to be a blessing in disguise.
At the time, she had a long term goal of building a commercial kitchen, a basecamp for her energy bar enterprise.
Now that her family needed a new home, she had a good excuse to make one.
Dyck, in true entrepreneurial spirit, acted as the general contractor for the new home's construction. Once complete, she outfitted her 600 sq foot commercial kitchen with cutting edge technology, including a packaging machine that wraps the bars so they are retail ready.
Even with this solid foundation, the company faced other obstacles. Her husband Grant was managing a farm, and both struggled juggling the demands of entrepreneurship and parenthood.
"With my business being in its infancy, it was just like raising another child," she confessed.
When the bar was finally ready to sell, distributors were wary. Products like energy bars are often shelved in warehouses for several months, and most energy bars don't have expiry dates like GORP. Keeping to her original vision, Dyck refused to use preservatives. She began experimenting with ways of extending the expiration, including replacing the packaging. The end result is a product made of whole foods that has a shelf life of six months.
While coping with these setbacks, and against the advice of her marketing team, she began blogging to vent her emotional frustration. Consumers responded positively by posting comments of encouragement, and they've remained a driving force behind the bar's success. Many health stores were introduced to GORP by eager fans.
With this mantra in mind, Dyck encourages the GORP production team to maintain healthy lifestyles. Outside of work, the company pays the entry fees of various races, so staff can compete together through swamp, mud, and snow. When the company accumulates more resources, they plan on visiting Africa to build wells for the needy.
Giving back to the world is part of GORP's mission. Ten per cent of the bar's net profits are donated to children's aid programs and third world hunger initiatives. Soon, Dyck hopes to release a product designed to feed struggling populations overseas.
The future looks bright for GORP. Since spreading throughout sports and health food stores of Manitoba, the company has gained countless fans, including the Jets. More recently it's become available at Mountain Equipment Co-ops across Canada, and in the next few months will enter markets in the United States.
While some are drawn to this company for its world outlook, when the philosophy is stripped away, you're still left with a delectable goodie crammed with everything an adventurer needs.
For more information about GORP, visit gorpworld.com/ or call 1-855-EAT-GORP.
GORP is a leading competitor in the nutritional challenge.
and green coffee bean extract.
than whey and soy protein.
Cliff Bar: 11 grams of soy protein.
Bonk Breaker: 8 grams of protein from brown rice.
Lara Bar: 6 grams of protein from unsweetened peanuts.


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Herbert Pennell Hawkins was born on 30 June 1859.1 He was the son of Reverend Robert Hawkins and Frances Julia Nicolls.2 He married Hester Vera Rynd, daughter of Fleetwood Rynd, on 17 December 1910.1 He died on 16 April 1940 at age 80.1
He graduated from Oxford University, Oxford, Oxfordshire, EnglandG, with a Doctor of Medicine (M.D.)1 He graduated with a Bachelor of Surgery (B.Ch.)1 He graduated with a Master of Arts (M.A.)1 He gained the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet-Colonel in the Royal Army Medical Corps (Territorial Army.)1 He was appointed Commander, Order of the British Empire (C.B.E.) in 1919.1 He was appointed Fellow, Royal College of Physicians, London (F.R.C.P.)1
Child of Herbert Pennell Hawkins and Hester Vera Rynd
Gerald Francis Cæsar Hawkins+2 b. 8 May 1912, d. 31 Dec 2000
Fleetwood Rynd1
Fleetwood Rynd lived at Mount Armstrong, County Kildare, IrelandG.1
Child of Fleetwood Rynd
Hester Vera Rynd+2 d. 1972
Hester Vera Rynd1
Hester Vera Rynd was the daughter of Fleetwood Rynd.2 She married Herbert Pennell Hawkins, son of Reverend Robert Hawkins and Frances Julia Nicolls, on 17 December 1910.1 She died in 1972.1
From 17 December 1910, her married name became Hawkins.
Child of Hester Vera Rynd and Herbert Pennell Hawkins
Gerald Francis Cæsar Hawkins1
M, #434244, b. 8 May 1912, d. 31 December 2000
Gerald Francis Cæsar Hawkins was born on 8 May 1912.1 He was the son of Herbert Pennell Hawkins and Hester Vera Rynd.2 He married Patricia Enid Lambart Sladen, daughter of Major Alexander George Lambart Sladen and Doris Maud Mayor, on 18 May 1940.1 He died on 31 December 2000 at age 88.1
He was educated at Eton College, Windsor, Berkshire, EnglandG.1 He graduated from Oxford University, Oxford, Oxfordshire, EnglandG, with a Bachelor of Medicine (B.M.)1 He graduated from Oxford University, Oxford, Oxfordshire, EnglandG, with a Bachelor of Surgery (B.Ch.)1 He was registered as a Member, Royal College of Surgeons (M.R.C.S.) in 1937.1 He was registered as a Licentiate, Royal College of Physicians, London (L.R.C.P.) in 1937.1 He fought in the Second World War.1 He gained the rank of Major in the Royal Army Military College.1
Children of Gerald Francis Cæsar Hawkins and Patricia Enid Lambart Sladen
Nicholas John Cæsar Hawkins2 b. 15 Jul 1941, d. 6 Jul 1960
Julia Margaret Hawkins+2 b. 10 Aug 1946
Major Alexander George Lambart Sladen1
M, #434245, b. 17 February 1880, d. 1 November 1960
Major Alexander George Lambart Sladen was born on 17 February 1880.2 He was the son of Lt.-Col. Joseph Sladen and Lady Sarah Sophia Lambart.2 He married Doris Maud Mayor on 19 March 1915.2 He died on 1 November 1960 at age 80.2
He was awarded the Military Cross (M.C.)1
Child of Major Alexander George Lambart Sladen and Doris Maud Mayor
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Patricia Enid Lambart Sladen1
Patricia Enid Lambart Sladen is the daughter of Major Alexander George Lambart Sladen and Doris Maud Mayor.2,3 She married Gerald Francis Cæsar Hawkins, son of Herbert Pennell Hawkins and Hester Vera Rynd, on 18 May 1940.1
From 18 May 1940, her married name became Hawkins. She lived in 2003 at Newton Orchard, Pound Lane, Whitestone, Exeter, Devon, EnglandG.1
Children of Patricia Enid Lambart Sladen and Gerald Francis Cæsar Hawkins
Nicholas John Cæsar Hawkins1
M, #434247, b. 15 July 1941, d. 6 July 1960
Nicholas John Cæsar Hawkins was born on 15 July 1941.1 He was the son of Gerald Francis Cæsar Hawkins and Patricia Enid Lambart Sladen.2 He died on 6 July 1960 at age 18.1
Julia Margaret Hawkins1
F, #434248, b. 10 August 1946
Julia Margaret Hawkins was born on 10 August 1946.1 She is the daughter of Gerald Francis Cæsar Hawkins and Patricia Enid Lambart Sladen.2 She married Ilgvars Spruntulis, son of Peteris Spruntulis, on 22 May 1971.1
She was educated at Queen Anne's School, Caversham, Oxfordshire, EnglandG.1 She graduated with a Certificate of Qualification in Social Work.1 From 22 May 1971, her married name became Spruntulis. She was a social worker.1 She lived in 2003 at 3 Brookleigh Avenue, Exeter, Devon, EnglandG.1
Children of Julia Margaret Hawkins and Ilgvars Spruntulis
Dr. Liza Mia Spruntulis2 b. 8 Mar 1975
Ben Spruntulis2 b. 16 Apr 1979
Peteris Spruntulis1
Child of Peteris Spruntulis
Ilgvars Spruntulis+2
Ilgvars Spruntulis1
Ilgvars Spruntulis is the son of Peteris Spruntulis.2 He married Julia Margaret Hawkins, daughter of Gerald Francis Cæsar Hawkins and Patricia Enid Lambart Sladen, on 22 May 1971.1
Children of Ilgvars Spruntulis and Julia Margaret Hawkins


In the previous part of this series you learned how to create a React app with create-react-app. In this post, we are going to create a React List Component to display a list of contacts.
If you visit http://localhost:3000 in your browser, you should see the default React app that we create last time.
Now that you've got everything prepared, you're ready to get your hands dirty. Let's talk about the concept next.
The ContactList component to render a list of Contact components.
In the next sections we will first build the Contact component and then create React list component to render a list of contacts based on our data array.
As soon as you save your changes, the app inside the browser window reloads and displays our changes.
Our Contact component is literally just a div with a name in it. It's just static for now, so the list would only show Leanne Grahams but that's good for now.
Well, actually it doesn't look nice yet, so let's add some styling.
Now it's time display actual contact names with our Contact component. We manage to do this, by passing data with props.
Components accept arbitrary inputs called props. This means, whatever you pass to a component, is accessible inside by referencing the respective name inside the props object.
To access certain props you passed to the component, you can reference them as a property of the props object. Like we just did with props.name. Just be sure to use the same name in the markup of the parent component.
Now our component displays whatever name we pass to it from an outside component. We will need that later, when we build the ContactList component.
Before doing so, let's make our component a little bit more secure and validate our prop, so we can be sure that it's always a string and it's always provided.
To validate our props, we use prop-types.
We defined, that the name prop is of type string and that it's mandatory.
If you pass something that is not a string, or do not provide anything for this prop, you will get an error in your browser's console.
Now we have a small component that displays a contact's name. Also, we're using prop-types to validate our props to avoid nasty bugs later on. As our next step we're going to create the ContactList component.
You know what's next: Create a functional component inside. Again we don't need state or life cycle methods, so we use the functional approach.
First of all, we know that we're going to display our Contact component, so we import it at the top of the file.
Also, we know that we somehow need to get our array of contacts (see the array on the top of this article) into the component. In the last section, you learned about props. We use them to pass the contacts, so the component can stay simple and small, and the whole data gathering and preparation is happening somewhere else, which is – in our case – a static array of contacts in our App.js, but more on that later.
To render a Contact component for each of the contact items, we use an ES6 array function called map. If you don't know it yet, have a look at the docs of Array.map(), you will use this a lot with React and lists.
Basically, Array.map() is an arrow function that iterates over an array and performs an action for each of the items. In this case it returns a Contact component for each item in the array.
First, we imported the Contact component. Then we added an expression inside curly braces to our component's markup to render the contacts.
We expect an array of contacts to be passed to ContactList by a prop called "contacts". So in our expression we use map to iterate over all of the passed components.
In the callback of the map function, we return a Contact component for each item. The "name" prop of the Contact component is set by referring to c.name while c is the current item (contact) of the iteration over all contacts.
In addition to the "name" prop, we're also setting another prop "key". According to the React documentation, "key" is a string attribute you need to include when creating lists of elements. React needs those keys to identify which items of a list have changed, are added or removed. Each of the items need an unique identifier. In most cases the id of an object suits well for that.
If you now have a look at the application in your browser, you'll see all of our contacts rendered nicely.
Today you learned how to create a component with props, and how to create a React list component. You read how you can iterate through an array of objects with the Array.map function to return a list of components, and you also learned how to validate props to avoid errors caused by wrong passed data.
In the next parts of this series we're going to learn how to connect our React list component to a REST API, so we can fetch the data to display from a remote service instead of mocking it statically.
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In the third part of this series we're going to read data from a REST API and display it in our app. Have a nice read!
Thanks for reading the article about creating a React list component! I would like to know what you think. Leave a comment, contact me on Twitter or send an email to hi@andreasreiterer.at – I'm happy to respond to any message I get.
You would use this type of list everytime you have to render a list of items.
e.g. Menu items, a list of tags etc.
But be careful – it may be bad for the performance of your app, if you are rendering lots of items this way.
For really long lists, there are other solutions, like react-virtualized or any kind of infinite scrolling library.
I hope I could help a bit 🙂 Let me know if you have more questions!
At the moment I am doing a website on cruise ships using React.
I have got so far with it, but now I am stumped on how I can show List of Ships based on the specific Cruise Lines.
Note: that this is on the Cruise Lines Page.
This website example http://www.cruiseshipodyssey.com/worlds-fleet/ I found doesn't use react, but shows ships based on specific cruise.
I also think that it would be nice if I could have list of ships under the specific cruise line displayed in a listbox. Having each cruiseline in a format of rows and columns would be good. I have looked on the internet to find out how to do this, but haven't found anything yet do you know of some good resources? Having the listbox expand and collapse I would like to have as well and I have heard that you can use Accordian to do this.
The code below is what I have in my ListofShips component, but this is only good for displaying all cruise ships, which I don't want.


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Tayshia Adams Addressed Her Zac Clark Breakup On "Men Tell All"
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Not every romance is meant to last forever, and when two people manage to meet, fall in love, and get engaged on national television, the stakes are definitely raised. It's not just the couple whose hearts are on the line, but the hearts of all the viewers rooting for them, as well. So after Season 16 lead of The Bachelorette, Tayshia Adams, seemed to find her true love onscreen with contestant Zac Clark, fans were understandably shocked to learn the pair decided to call it quits. Not long after the news of their split was announced, Tayshia addressed her breakup with Zac on the Dec. 6 "Men Tell All" special, and it was honestly hard to watch.
Going into the special, viewers already knew Tayshia and Zac had ended things. The couple's breakup was confirmed on Nov. 22 when a representative for Tayshia told People: "Tayshia Adams and Zac Clark are no longer a couple." Even though there had been rumors going around that the couple was in trouble, it was still a shock since the pair seemed to have major chemistry and respect for one another. After Zac's sweet on-screen proposal back in December 2020, fans thought the couple would be a Bachelorette success story, but on Dec. 6 Tayshia confirmed their happily ever after just isn't in the cards… for now, at least.
Ahead of fans getting to learn how Michelle's on-screen love story would conclude, producers took the opportunity to have Tayshia explain how she felt post-breakup with Zac. When Bachelorette co-host Kaitlyn Bristowe asked Tayshia what was going on, the Season 16 lead struggled to answer.
"All I have to say is I'm heartbroken," Tayshia said while clearly getting emotional. "We tried really hard, and I still love him very much. I'm not sure what the future holds." It was a short statement, but it was apparent talking about the breakup rattled her. So much so that while Kaitlyn continued interviewing Michelle's former contestants, Tayshia excused herself from the stage. She returned shortly after, but the interaction had fans wondering what could be next for Tayshia's love story.
Tayshia said it herself: She still loves Zac. This wouldn't be the first breakup/makeup situation in Bachelor Nation history, so who knows? Maybe as time goes on the pair will make their way back to each other. If not, I know fans everywhere hope they both find what they're looking for. And if that means a trip to Mexico for Bachelor in Paradise, all the better.
Season 18 of The Bachelorette continues on Tuesday, Dec. 14, at 8 p.m. ET on ABC.
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Watch a new behind the scenes feature from the THE LEGO NINJAGO MOVIE.
The Version have a brand new featurette from the upcoming LEGO Ninjago Movie, starring the legendary martial artist Jackie Chan.
In the video, JAckie gives fans a fascinating insight into how he uses real life stunts for the upcoming LEGO Ninjago Movie in this brand new featurette. The film features an all-star cast including the legendary Jackie Chan as Master Wu as well as Dave Franco as Lloyd and Justin Theroux as the evil Garmadon.
In this big-screen Ninjago adventure, the battle for Ninjago City calls to action young Lloyd (Dave Franco), aka the Green Ninja, along with his friends, who are all secret warriors and LEGO Master Builders. Led by kung fu master Wu as wise-cracking as he is wise, they must defeat evil warlord Garmadon (Justin Theroux), the Worst Guy Ever, who also happens to be Lloyd's dad. Pitting mech against mech and father against son, the epic showdown will test this fierce but undisciplined team of modern-day ninjas who must learn to check their egos and pull together to unleash their true power.
From the team that assembled The LEGO Movie and The LEGO Batman Movie,The LEGO Ninjago Movie is in cinemas October 13 2017.
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HYPNOSIS GLADE is an excellent introductory glade zone put in by the Granite Back Country Alliance. It offers mellow yet colorful skiing opportunities for all abilities.
The skintrack ascends right out of the Hypnosis Center parking lot, wasting no time. A mellow and tastefully crafted skintrack allows the uphill skier to enjoy the peaceful nature of the property and efficiently ascend to the upper traverse to access one of four glade lines. The skier's right lines flow from glade to old skidtrack, making for some exciting and twisty skiing, perfect for kids. The skier's left turns lines are suited for the next-step hungry adventurer with several options to catch air and enjoy the zone.
YOU ARE INVITED TO HIKE OUR TRAILS AND WALK THE LABYRINTH. The White Mountain Hypnosis Center has almost three miles of trails that are open to the public during daylight hours, and in the winter are available for snow-shoeing (or cross-country skiing for the more adventurous - some are pretty steep).
The easiest route is to start at the top at Kyle's Trail and work your way down to the Center. Kyle's trail leaves from a log landing off a Madison NH Class VI Town Road (Albert Road), one half mile up Colby Hill Road on the right. The trail is named in honor of Kyle Koch, who built it with a team of Boy Scouts while working on his Eagle project. The trail works its way to breath-taking views of Mount Chocorua, Mount Washington, the Moats, and the mountains of central New Hampshire. Along the way one can stop at Stone Cutter's Rest, a nice picnic area left behind from granite quarrying of 100 years ago.
If you want a better workout, you may decide to park at the hypnosis center and take Robbin's Way up to the "view". If you follow the entire Robbin's Way, you will end up at the parking lot by Kyle's Trail.
At the intersection of Kyle's Trail and Robbin's Way ("the view") we encourage you to head southeast on the Ledge Trail. At the end of that trail you will find views overlooking the Town of Madison, particularly in winter. There is a picnic table waiting for you.
Maps are located at Kyle's Trail and the beginning of Robbin's Way.
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THE LABYRINTH IS AN ANCIENT TOOL for worship, problem solving and healing. Early civilizations all over the world used these forms on the earth, in temples and cathedrals, n pottery and architectural façades. Many old labyrinths remain, and new ones are being created.
WMHC associate Martha Douglass has determined by dowsing, as communicated through the Universe, a peaceful and contemplative area behind the White Mountain Hypnosis Center, and created a labyrinth. It is open to the public during daylight hours from May to October. Here one may bring a question, a worry, a problem, or just take a reflective walk through the seven connected circles that look from above like the two spheres of the human brain.
Michael R. Hathaway
Madison, NH 03849
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Carbon markets
Regulation/policy
Cleaner fuels
Decarbonising gas
Networks/Grids
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) Group
EU prepares to ban greenwashing
Exclusive: How just 25 oil companies are set to blow the world's 1.5°C carbon budget
Methane in the net-zero crosshairs for 2023 – Bill Gates's Breakthrough Energy Ventures
US states can slash building emissions by updating energy codes with new climate funds – ACEEE
Schnitzer Steel tops 'Global 100' most sustainable corporations
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Dave Keating
For 'Great British Nuclear', the British government needs to step up
In December 2022, the UK government announced it will invest £77m ($95.4m) to support nuclear fuel production and next-generation advanced…
Isabeau van Halm
Non-fungible trees: Web3's new carbon market
The streets of Brasilia, Brazil's capital, erupted in celebration at the inauguration of the nation's new president on 1 January…
Nour Ghantous
Opinion: Time to make the rich pay for climate change
"We tend to say 'we are all in the same boat', but frankly we are not. We are all in…
Philippa Nuttall
Weekly data: US clean power capacity additions lag in 2022
In the first three quarters of 2022, new clean power installations were down by 18% in the US compared with…
Why repowering is key to hitting the UK's onshore wind targets
On Tuesday 6 December, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Business Secretary Grant Shapps reached a much-anticipated deal overturning the…
Polly Bindman
Market interventions killing industry's access to renewable power – BASF Renewable Energy CEO
At the beginning of the year, Germany's BASF, the world's largest chemicals company, announced it was bundling all its activities…
Oliver Gordon
A push for renewables-fuelled electrification to bring down emissions
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The "Great Reclassification" of sustainable funds
On 31 May 2022, around 50 police officers raided the Frankfurt offices of Deutsche Bank's asset management arm DWS, as…
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Morgan Henley
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Zimbabwe joins the wave of resource nationalism
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Graduate Institute of Technology Management (GITM) at the National Chung Hsing University is seeking an outstanding candidate to fill up a tenure-track position (assistant professor, associate professor or professor) which will be available on August 1, 2019. Applicant must be able to teach graduate level courses, supervise master/doctoral student research and thesis writing, secure extramural research funding, and be involved in administration duties. Applicant should have a Ph.D. in the area of technology management, Intellectual property management or other related areas. Industrial experience is a plus. Materials for application include (1) a CV and a list of recent publications, (2) a teaching plan (including courses to offer) and a research plan, and (3) two letters of reference. Fluent english teaching ability is preferred. The deadline of application is December 31, 2018.


Most of the tourists from foreign countries prefer to choose budget hotels in Jaipur that costs the less and provides quality services. Some of such budget hotels in Jaipur are Meru Palace, Jaipur Ashok, Ramgadh Lodge, Jaipur Palace, Kanchandeep, Maurya Palace, Arya Niwas and Comfort Inn Hawa Mahal. All the 3 star and 4 star hotels are budget hotels in Jaipur. Even if the tourists choose budget hotels in Jaipur, they would not have to compromise with the quality of food and service as they are reliable as all the hotels in Jaipur are known for these.
The tourists can easily check in and stay in Economy hotels in Jaipur with comfort. According to their convenience they can access various places of Jaipur most of which are not very far from the hotels. There are available more than sufficient transportation means in Jaipur that take the tourists to various places from hotels.
The presence of bars and restaurants in the budget hotels in Jaipur is an important feature however the visitors have to pay extra to avail the facility. A nominal service charge is also levied on the customer. The rooms are well served with the television and the newspapers. Many hotels that belong to the category of the heritage hotels in Jaipur are located opposite to the tiger fort that had been the epitome of the valor and sacrifice of the Rajput Kings against the Mughals. The water is filtered through an electronic purifier. The summer monsoon package is offered to the customers from the Economy hotels in Jaipur ton a concessional rate. The package includes the visit to the heritage sites like the place and the astronomical observatory that are world famous and have the maximum tourist attendance. The trips of the Jaigarh fort are organized by the heritage hotels in Jaipur that take you to the past where the Mughals and the Rajputs united to rule over India. It had been the place of weapon production in the medieval period that helped the mughals to conquer major area of land in the Central Asia.


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1950 collection of short stories by Isaac Asimov
I, Robot is a collection of nine science fiction short stories by Isaac Asimov. The stories originally appeared in the American magazines Super Science Stories and Astounding Science Fiction between 1940 and 1950 and were compiled into a book in 1950. The stories follow on from each other and are linked with a framing narrative; that is, a story that ranges over all the stories and connects them. The stories are all about positronic robots.
Ed Cartier
Science fiction short stories
Gnome Press
Print (Hardback)
The Complete Robot
The Chief Robopsychologist of 'United States Robots and Mechanical Men', which made the positronic robots, Dr. Susan Calvin, tells each story to a reporter.
Asimov originally wanted to call the collection Mind and Iron.
The stories are as follows:
'Robbie'.
This story tells of 'Robbie', who is a mute robot (he can hear and obey commands but cannot speak). He is used as a nursemaid for a young girl, Gloria Weston. He is faster moving and more powerful than a human, so he is able to rescue Gloria when she is nearly run down by a fast-moving vehicle in a factory she is visiting with her Parents.
'Runaround'.
Robot SPD-13, known as Speedy, works in a mine on the planet Mercury. The two engineers supervising him, Gregory Powell and Michael Donovan, find that he is not working properly and gets lost. What has happened is that Speedy's brain is confused when he senses danger and he doesn't know which Laws to obey. He must be rescued by Powell and Donovan at the risk of their own lives.
'Reason'.
Robot QT1, known as Cutie, works on a space station. He decides that he can do the job much better than the humans working with them, so he locks them up and takes charge. He does indeed do his job perfectly.
'Catch That Rabbit'.
Robot DV-5, known as Dave, works in a mine on an asteroid, but all is not well. The robot is in charge of five smaller less intelligent robots and cannot cope with the responsibility. Powell and Donovan must help Dave to work well before they are buried alive in the mine.
'Liar'.
Robot RB-34, known as Herbie, is manufactured with a fault - it reads human minds. This brings it into conflict with Susan Calvin, to whom it tells a lie, which is not allowed by the Three Laws of Robotics. But it is just what Calvin thinks she wants to hear. Upset by this, she decides that Herbie is useless as a robot and must be dismantled.
'Little Lost Robot'.
An unnamed robot working on an asteroid vanishes. Susan Calvin and her co-workers must find it before it escapes.
'Escape'.
A powerful robot known only as The Brain designs and builds a spaceship that can travel faster than light. When it is finished, Powell and Donovan go on board and take off into space, but the ship doesn't work properly because the Brain doesn't really understand what it has built. The Brain plays a joke on the two men, giving them only baked beans to eat and building no controls for them to use. But eventually, they return safely to Earth.
'Evidence'.
A lawyer, Stephen Byerley, hopes to be elected mayor of a city, but his opponent puts out a story that the man is really a robot, who is not allowed to stand for elected office. Byerley is elected anyway, but no-one knows if he really is a robot.
'The Evitable Conflict'.
Several years later, Byerley has been elected World Coordinator. He discovers that The Machines, very powerful robots that are supposed to help humans to live in peace on Earth, have taken over the control of the planet and the reason that they did that is because the Three Laws of Robotics don't let them allow humans to get hurt and they Machines realized that they were better at keeping people safe than people are.
1 Publication history
1.1 Films
1.1.1 2004 film
Publication historyEdit
New York: Gnome Press, (trade paperback "Armed Forces Edition", 1951)
New York: Grosset & Dunlap, (hardcover, 1952)
London: Grayson, (hardcover, 1952)
British SF Book Club, (hardcover, 1954)
New York: Signet Books, (mass market paperback, 1956)
New York: Doubleday, (hardcover, 1963)
London: Dobson, (hardcover, 1967)
ISBN 0-449-23949-7 (mass market paperback, 1970)
ISBN 0-606-17134-7 (prebound, 1991)
ISBN 1-4014-0039-6 (e-book, 2001)
ISBN 0-553-80370-0 (hardcover, 2004)
ISBN 91-27-11227-6 (hardcover, 2005)
ISBN 0-7857-7338-X (hardcover)
ISBN 0-00-711963-1 (paperback, UK, new edition)
ISBN 0-586-02532-4 (paperback, UK)
FilmsEdit
2004 filmEdit
Main article: I, Robot (film)
The film I, Robot, starring Will Smith, was released by Twentieth Century Fox on July 16, 2004 in the United States. Its plot incorporates elements of "Little Lost Robot,"[1] some of Asimov's character names and the Three Laws. However, the plot of the movie is mostly original work adapted from a screenplay Hardwired by Jeff Vintar completely unlinked to Asimov's stories,[1] and has been compared to Asimov's The Caves of Steel, which revolves around the murder of a roboticist.
↑ 1.0 1.1 Topel, Fred (2004-08-17). ""Jeff Vintar was Hardwired for I,ROBOT" (interview with Jeff Vintar, script writer)". Screenwriter's Utopia. Christopher Wehner. Retrieved 2014-07-30.
Chalker, Jack L.; Mark Owings (1998). The Science-Fantasy Publishers: A Bibliographic History, 1923–1998. Westminster, MD and Baltimore: Mirage Press, Ltd. p. 299.
Foundation Series The Rest of the Robots
Retrieved from "https://simple.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=I,_Robot&oldid=6873487"


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Just added a nvidia 550ti to my rig and everything was ok for awhile and now every so often my computer just turns off after awhile of playing computer games and i was just wondering if it could be a overheating problem. Because i can do general web browsing for many hours and the computer is fine. could it be that the cpu getting too hot (1200rpm fan) or do you think that it could be the nvidia (auto fan speed set) hits around 70ºc should i just turn off the auto setting and set my own say 50% or such.
Run your computer with the side panel off. Do this for a day or two. See if the problem persists.
The GPU is "safe" all the way up into the 90-degree range. It may be that the addition of the new GPU is just enough to add a few degrees to the CPU (heat rising), and cause the shutdowns. There are numerous things you can try, but the easiest would be to just add more ventilation (more fans) if you have that option.
ok thanks i'll try with the side panel off and if there is no difference then my last option is to change the cpu cooler as i have already maxed out the number of fans that i can add. Would you be able to recommend and good coolers for a mini ATX/AMD2+ cpu ?
There quite a bit of room between the gpu and the cpu and there a lot of room for air flow. The gpu's hot air blown down to the bottom of the case and then out through the side panel while the cpu is blown stright out through the side panel.
With this can i have it faceing ether direction because my ram is quite close and didnt want it to blow hot air on to the ram or for the ram to be in the way so that the fan coundnt fit in.
where are you located ? I might have a cooler for you,which I'll give you, but you would have to pay the shipping fee, but before we get into that, how old is your computer, and when waqs the last time the thermal paste was changed ?
If you have no idea, than most likely your heat problem is due to old thermal paste, which is a quick and easy fix.
some parts of my computer are 2/3 years old think somes quite new and i replaced the thermal paste a couple of days ago.
Ok so the first question is how is shutting down, BSOD or just powering off completely with no notice.
A good place to look would be your system event viewer and how good is your PS.
You can download realtemp or speedfan if you think its temp related, either should give you an idea of what is happening temp wise.
could be playing a game like alan wake or tf2 maxed settings think it did it for battlefield 3 and then it would just switch off everything.
could you please tell me how to get into the system event viewer and my psu is quite good it not cause me any problems play game for short amount of time or web browsing for hours and streaming films.
been using pc wizard to keep an eye on the temps and they did reach around the 40s/50 but after that forgot to keep an eye on it so it could be overheating ill have to have another go at play games and keep a better look at the temp.
start -> run -> type in "event viewer" navigate to windows logs, then system.
ok i have opened the event viewer is there something that i should be keeping a eye out for. decided to keep an eye on my temperatures and play some games at the same time so i kept playing and going back to see the temperature and it was around 48 to 53 and then left it for a little longer then my computer just turned it self off.
I had system shut downs and it turned out to be my PSU. I got a new one and the problem is gone!
Look at the system log in the event viewer at the time it shut down.
That was my initial response.
A simple upgrade turns out to be a nightmare.


JENNERSTOWN — Pine Springs Camp near Jennerstown will host the second Pedal Pine Springs Bike Race on Saturday.
Justin Shaffer, director of adventure education for the camp, came up with the idea last year as part of his job. He decided to expand the camper's experience into a race for anyone who likes mountain biking.
"Most mountain bike races are Sunday afternoons during the summer," he said. "I decided to throw this race together because I can't get to them with my job. We thought we would host one in-house and people really liked it."
Shaffer, a former competitive racer in high school and college, said he had 21 riders in last year's event. There are currently 30 riders signed up for Saturday with many more showing interest.
"I would like to have 40 or more compete," Shaffer said. "We have something for all riders. They will do loops on the hiking trails. There are steep climbs, speedy downhill sections, jumps and bridges."
Shaffer said a few sponsored riders competed last year and really enjoyed the course. They gave him great feedback.
"They really loved the laps because once they learned the course they could go faster," he said. "The guy who won the advanced category shaved more than two minutes off his nine-minute lap time. They said it was fun and it was well-marked, which was something I really wanted. A racer never wants to get lost on the course."
There will be four categories of racers this year taking to the two-mile loop. Competitors will be split between two start times.
Juniors and beginners will do two laps for four miles. They will start at 9:30 a.m.
Intermediate racers will do four laps for eight miles while advanced racers will do six laps for 12 miles. They will start at 11 a.m.
Registration will begin at 8 a.m. on Saturday. T-shirts are available as well. Registration fees, after the off-setting cost for the race, go to the camp.
Parking, registration and the start line are all near the large A-frame building on the camp grounds.
There will be an awards ceremony after the race. The top three finishers for the men and women in each category will receive prizes. There are also a number of door prizes.
For more information on the event go to pedalpinesprings.wix.com/race or to facebook.com/pedalpinesprings.


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Trace Lysette
Name: Trace Lysette ( Trace Lysette )
Birthplace: Ohio, USA
Occupation: actress
Trace Lysette: biography
Trace Lysette is an American actress who gained recognition after her appearance as Shea on the television series Transparent, where she is still starring. By the way, Trace is a transgender woman who was one of the first trans people to play non-trans roles.
The actress Trace Lysette
Trace Lysette was born in Ohio in 1987. When she was a teenager, she worked as a showgirl in various bars in her native state. Besides dancing, she also was occupied as a hairstylist and makeup artist before she started her acting career. During her time in high school, Lysette had many troubles. She changed her education places a few times because the atmosphere was not friendly, and there were a lot of fights.
Trace Lysette in youth
There is no information about Lysette's relatives, but in one of her interviews, she said that she had faced the rejection from her family after her coming out.
Lysette made her television debut in 2013 when she appeared in the series Law & Order: SVU. She became one of the first transgender people to have a non-transgender speaking part.
The actress had more non-transgender roles, and after this, she decided to come out when she was at her audition for the series Transparent. Lysette auditioned for the part of Davina but Jill Soloway, the creator of the series, wrote the role of Shea especially for Trace. So, since 2014, Lysette has been playing Shea, a trans teacher of yoga and also a friend of Maura Pfefferman who is depicted by Jeffrey Tambor. In the third season there is a storyline about Shea having a relationship with a cisgender heterosexual man, Josh Pfefferman played by Jay Duplass. It was a significant television moment for a transgender character.
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In 2017, while filming a traumatic scene in freezing temperatures, Trace screamed herself hoarse, and it was so emotional that the actress got huge shout-outs from famous people like Sia and eventually, Lysette scored an Emmy nomination. However, Trace had not only pleasant moments at work. Also in 2017, she accused the main actor, Jeffrey Tambor, in sexual assault and generally abusive behavior. Lysette was the second trans woman to do that, the first one was Van Barnes, who used to work as Tambor's personal assistant.
Lysette also had some guest roles in various series, including Blunt Talk (2015–2016) and Drunk History (2016–2019). Besides, she also appeared in the documentary series I Am Cait. In 2017, Trace and other transgender actors and actresses, including Jamie Clayton, took part in the project of Jen Richards. It was a filmed letter to Hollywood, where these artists asked for improvement of roles for transgender people.
For 2019, Lysette's net worth is unknown.
When did Lysette change her gender? As the actress says, it was hard for her to transform from man to female. Before surgery, she worked in Bloomingdale, where she was not allowed to use ladies rest-room. Eventually, she got sick of it, quit her job and went to Thailand, where she had bottom surgery. After this, Lysette came back and worked as a dancer in strip-clubs in Manhattan before she got the role in the Transparent.
In 2017, Adam Levine released the video for his single Girls Like You feat. Cardi B. Lysette appeared in this clip. The actress posted her emotions on the Instagram page – she was delighted to be a part of it!
2013 – Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
2014–present – Transparent
2015 – I Am Cait
2016 – Coffee House Chronicles: The Movie
2016–2019 – Drunk History
2018–2019 – Pose
2019 – David Makes Man


Interactive controls of herbivory and fluvial dynamics on landscape vegetation patterns on the Tanana River floodplain, interior Alaska.
Potential management of young-growth stands for understory vegetation and wildlife habitat in southeastern Alaska.
Twenty-two forages from Admiralty Island, southeastern Alaska, were monitored bimonthly for one year to assess seasonal changes in their chemical composition: neutral detergent fiber, acid detergent fiber, cellulose, lignin/cutin, invitro dry-matter digestibility, total nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, magnesium, sodium, copper, manganese, iron, and zinc. Seasonal fluctuations were pronounced but generally paralleled the pulse of plant growth in spring-summer. Only minor differences were found in chemical composition of forages from two study areas and results of this study did not differ greatly from results of other studies in southeastern Alaska and the Pacific Northwest. Forbs, half-shrubs, and shrub leaves were consistently the most nutritious forages, especially during winter. Seasonally low levels of digestible energy, nitrogen, and phosphorus were identified as the most important potential limitations of these forages in meeting the nutritional needs of herbivores.


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