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Two EU agencies, i.e. Europol and Eurojust were on the track of Blackshades, a malware that lets cybercriminals hijack a remote computer.
More than a half-million computers in over 100 countries have been infected by this sophisticated malware.
The police and judicial operation lasted indeed for two days, searching for the inventors, users and vendors of Blackshades RAT malware. More than 80 people suspected of being cybercriminals have been arrested in sixteen countries and three continents. In Europe, arrests took place in France, the Netherlands but also in Germany, Estonia, Great Britain, Austria, Denmark, Croatia, Italy, Finland, Switzerland and Moldova. Some also occurred in Australia, the United States, Canada and Chile.
According to "The Hacker News" website, the FBI may have played an active role in the arrests that took place in Europe and Australia.
In total, nearly 400 homes have been searched: computers, mobile phones, routers, hard drives and USB keys have been taken by the police. While the Eurojust agency coordinated the operation, Europol assisted through its European Centre against Cybercrime.
BlackShades RAT malware can actually take full remote computer control. "Once installed on the victim machine, it enable the BlackShades user to see the files (i.e. documents, pictures), to record the which keys have been used on the keyboard and even to activate the webcam. And all this happens, without the victim even being able to realize anything about it" said Europol. The software also allows you to encrypt folders on a computer on a remote bas, thus preventing the owner's access, for example for extortion purposes.
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'Just not running well': Why 87-year-old Orchard Supply Hardware is closing
Roland Li Aug. 22, 2018 Updated: Aug. 22, 2018 5:13 p.m.
'Just not running well': Why 87-year-old Orchard...
1of41933, Orchard outgrows Bassett Street location and moves to 44 Vine Street near the De Anza hotel. Orchard Supply Co. Ltd. features off-street parking and an adjoining warehouse.Photo: Rick Saunders / Orchard Suppy Hardware 1933
2of4The garden section of the Orchard Supply Hardware store in San Rafael offered a selection of merchandise when it was bought by Sears in 1996. The garden section of the Orchard Supply Hardware store in San Rafael offered a selection of merchandise when it was bought by Sears in 1996. ORCHARD/15AUG96/BU/FRL: Kay Marinelli of Fairfax shops in the garden section of Orchard Supply harware in San Rafael. Orchard Supply was bought by Sears. Chronicle photo by Frederic LarsonPhoto: Frederic Larson / The Chronicle 1996
3of4In an August 1985 Sunday Examiner-Chronicle, Orchard Supply Hardware placed this ad, looking to hires employees for new storesPhoto: Sunday Examiner-Chronicle 1985
4of4Shoppers at the San Rafael Orchard Supply Hardware, August 15, 1996 Sears is buying Orchard Supply Hardware storesPhoto: Frederic Larson / The Chronicle 1996
In the end, Orchard Supply Hardware's size was fatal.
With 99 stores, the 87-year-old home improvement chain was too small to move the financial needle for parent company Lowe's, the second-largest hardware retailer in the world. All of the stores, including around 40 in the Bay Area, will close by the end of the year.
Lowe's opened dozens of new Orchard stores after acquiring it out of bankruptcy in 2013. In 2014, Orchard leased its first San Francisco store at 2598 Taylor St. near Fisherman's Wharf, as it sought to grow in urban centers. It later expanded beyond its West Coast roots to Florida.
But the investments didn't pay off. Last year, Orchard lost $65 million before interest and taxes, Lowe's CFO Marshall Croom said on a Wednesday earnings call. Orchard had $600 million in sales in 2017, accounting for only 0.8 percent of Lowe's overall sales of $68.6 billion. Orchard shops tend to be around 35,000 square feet, about a quarter to a third of the size of Lowe's big box stores.
Lowe's CEO Marvin Ellison said on the earnings call that the $205 million acquisition of Orchard in 2013 and subsequent expansion "may not have been the most prudent use of capital."
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"The business was just not running well, and as we started to do the strategic assessment of where we wanted to invest our capital and where we wanted to be focused, it became really clear to me and to the leadership team that we want to be focused on our core retail business," said Ellison, who joined Lowe's last month after previously leading JC Penney.
Even if Orchard became successful, it would have a "very minimal positive impact" on Lowe's overall revenue and shareholders, he said.
Lowe's second-quarter revenue was up 7.1 percent to $20.89 billion, beating analyst expectations amid a strong housing market. Lowe's expects $390 million to $475 million in expenses related to the Orchard closures in the second half of this year.
Lowe's shares were up 5.7 percent in trading Wednesday.
"We welcome the decision to exit operations given new leadership has their plate full and doesn't need another distraction," wrote analysts from the investment bank Jeffries in a report Wednesday, noting that Orchard was unprofitable.
Orchard Supply Hardware was founded in San Jose in 1931 during the Great Depression, beginning as a farmers' co-op in the days when the future Silicon Valley was known for crops rather than computers. As the electronics boom transformed the region's planted fields into residential suburbs, Orchard shifted to become a for-profit retailer selling home repair equipment.
Orchard declared bankruptcy in 2013, just two years after being spun off from Sears and saddled with debt.
August has been full of turbulence for longtime Bay Area retailers. San Francisco's 157-year-old Gump's filed for bankruptcy protection and may close by December as it grapples with an aging customer base.
The 52-year-old outdoor apparel company the North Face said last week that it will move its corporate headquarters from Alameda to Denver in part because of high business costs in the Bay Area. Its retail stores won't be affected.
At Orchard's San Francisco store on Wednesday, there was still a remnant of the company's expansion efforts. A sign outside the store read, "Hiring Happy People."
On Thursday, Orchard will start liquidation sales.
Roland Li is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. Email: roland.li@sfchronicle.com Twitter: @rolandlisf
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Cancer Treat Rev. 2017 Jul;58:70-76. doi: 10.1016/j.ctrv.2017.06.002. Epub 2017 Jun 22.
Endocrine-related adverse events associated with immune checkpoint blockade and expert insights on their management.
Sznol M1, Postow MA2, Davies MJ3, Pavlick AC4, Plimack ER5, Shaheen M6, Veloski C5, Robert C7.
Yale University School of Medicine and Yale Cancer Center, New Haven, CT, USA. Electronic address: mario.sznol@yale.edu.
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, New York, NY, USA; Weill Cornell Medical College, New York, NY, USA.
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Fox Chase Cancer Center, Temple Health, Philadelphia, PA, USA.
University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM, USA.
Gustave Roussy and Paris-Sud University, Villejuif, France.
Agents that modulate immune checkpoint proteins, such as cytotoxic T-lymphocyte antigen-4 (CTLA-4) and programmed death receptor-1 (PD-1), have become a mainstay in cancer treatment. The clinical benefit afforded by immune checkpoint inhibitors can be accompanied by immune-related adverse events (irAE) that affect the skin, gastrointestinal tract, liver, and endocrine system. The types of irAEs associated with immune checkpoint inhibitors are generally consistent across tumor types. Immune-related endocrine events can affect the pituitary, thyroid, and adrenal glands, as well as other downstream target organs. These events are unique when compared with other irAEs because the manifestations are often irreversible. Immune-related endocrine events are typically grade 1/2 in severity and often present with non-specific symptoms, making them difficult to diagnose. The mechanisms underlying immune-related target organ damage in select individuals remain mostly undefined. Management includes close patient monitoring, appropriate laboratory testing for endocrine function, replacement of hormones, and consultation with an endocrinologist when appropriate. An awareness of the symptoms and management of immune-related endocrine events may aid in the safe and appropriate use of immune checkpoint inhibitors in clinical practice.
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Moms: Protect Yourself in Court
A child custody lawyer's advice to help moms succeed in one of their toughest battles
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After leaving an abuser, a survivor may get an order or protection for her security. She may move to a different city or state; she may file for divorce. She might invest in a security system in her new home or get a big dog with an intimidating bark. She may change her email address, her phone number. And, over time, the abuser may have fewer and fewer ways to assert power and control over that person.
Until, that is, they see them in court to decide on a custody arrangement for the children.
"When you're dealing with someone abusive, and they can't hit you or control you anymore, they're going to figure out ways to use the judicial system against you," says Attorney Thomas Shanahan, who's seen this scenario play out over and over again in his two decades as a lawyer. Though he started out as a civil rights attorney, "I got involved in the custody cases because it struck me as a fundamental civil right for a parent to be with their child." He tends to represent mothers, mostly, he says, many of whom are separating from abusive partners. In that time, he's taken note of the patterns abusers have when they get into court, and he wants to warn other mothers to be aware.
Watch out for the set-up. "There are certain ways abusers will set mothers up outside of court," says Shanahan. One way is by suggesting, in a seemingly caring manner, that their ex-partner seeks some sort of therapy or treatment for an issue, like depression or alcohol dependency. But once in court, "They'll suggest to the judge that the mother has issues that makes them unfit."
That's not to say, of course, that survivors should avoid seeking counseling or therapy when needed. But it helps to have a domestic violence advocate as an ally to testify the survivor was receiving this help as a way to deal with the aftermath of abuse, and to see a therapist trained specifically in domestic violence issues.
Keep your cool in court. Mothers are very protective of their children, and as such, custody hearings can get emotionally charged. Shanahan warns that judges don't often sympathize with an overly emotional mother; in fact, it's often the opposite that will benefit the protective parent. The more composed party will be more likely to be heard.
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Shanahan says one mother he represented shared with him her best advice, which was to act like court is a business meeting. "You have to behave in a business-type way, and if you don't, it's going to be held against you. You don't get rewarded for being an overprotective mother in court," says Shanahan.
Be willing to do your homework. Most mothers believe that the court system is there to protect them, says Shanahan. But being too trusting can lead you into trouble. Do your due diligence, Shanahan warns. "You have to know who your judge is, what his or her predispositions are, what their reputation is and what they like to see in their courtroom, so you can come prepared."
Before allowing a court-appointed psychologist to talk to your child, as some judges will recommend as a way to assess whether or not domestic violence should be an admissible factor in the judge's decision, ask the judge to appoint someone outside of the court system. "Some of these psychologists don't even practice. They just make their living writing reports for the court. They have relationship with the lawyers, judges, and they're not necessarily neutral." Shanahan says what he typically does is recommend a psychologist he finds who actually practices and deals specifically with domestic violence.
Do whatever you can to not give up. It's disheartening, but many child custody cases can continue on for years. But, Shanahan says, in the most brutal of cases, where a protective mother is fighting desperately not to lose custody of her children to her vindictive and abusive ex-partner, Shanahan successfully wins his clients custody 80 percent of the time. The price, however, is daunting.
"It involves years of fighting, documenting everything, sh*tloads of work and, sometimes, hundreds of thousands of dollars. It's not unusual to see someone bankrupted by this. But the ones who are able to stay in, prevail." His suggestion: Find a support group of women who are in the same situation. They often have ideas on how to fundraise to afford mounting court costs, and can also offer moral support. One place to start: The Battered Mother's Custody Conference, an annual convention of mothers fighting for custody of their children after leaving abuse.
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The wingspan is 40–46 mm.

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After 25 years at AS Roma, Francesco Totti is retiring and will join the club's front office as a director.
"I already knew that he had this agreement with the club [to become a director] and that this was going to be his last year as a player before starting as a director," Monchi said in a press conference on Wednesday. "Francesco is Roma and I'm going to ask him to be close to me. Even if I can only learn 1% of what he knows, that is already a lot."
Totti told SI's Brian Straus last summer that he had opportunities to go to other clubs, where winning more domestic and continental silverware could have come easily.
"I'd probably have more winners' medals to my name now and I'd certainly have been involved in more Champions League semifinals and finals. But I feel a huge sense of pride at having worn the Roma jersey for so many years and knowing I've given my all for the club," Totti said.
Starting next season, he'll have a new role within the club for the first time in a quarter century.


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TechTransfer Artificial intelligence deployed to enhance sports performance
Artificial intelligence deployed to enhance sports performance
EPFL researchers have teamed up with Dartfish and the Lausanne Hockey Club to push the boundaries of sports-performance analysis by applying computer vision and machine-learning technology to action on the ice.
Julie Haffner 15.12.2022
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While there's no substitute for long hours of training, sports video analysis has become a must-have in the race for medals. Dartfish, an EPFL spin-off founded in 1999, specializes in precisely this field; its technology lets athletes and coaches in both individual and team sports review video footage and data – both live and recorded – and develop tactical strategies.
Dartfish's technology relies on an automated human-detection and tracking system. But maintaining high standards of accuracy and reliability is a challenge. That's where the researchers at EPFL's Visual Intelligence for Transportation laboratory (VITA) come into play. "We use cameras to detect, track and forecast human behaviors," says Alexandre Alahi, head of the VITA Lab. "Our cameras are placed on cars, in buildings – and now, sports arenas."
Around a year ago, Alahi's research group teamed up with Dartfish on a project funded by Innosuisse, the Swiss Innovation Agency. Together, they aim to develop a new kind of video analysis system that would combine the VITA Lab's computer vision technology with Dartfish's sports-focused expertise. And because – in ice hockey at least – a strong offensive line needs three players, they chose the Lausanne Hockey Club (LHC) as the testing ground for their device.
Tests under real-world conditions
The scientists installed ten cameras in the Vaudoise Aréna, which is where LHC plays its home games: four on the ceiling to track players, the referees, and the puck, and six around the edge of the ice to identify the players. The researchers have already started reviewing several recorded matches, using the footage and associated data to train their algorithms on the new environment. "So far, we've achieved a 94% accuracy rate when it comes to detection," says Alahi. But the tracking part of the equation is considerably more difficult. To overcome this hurdle, the researchers will develop new methods based on players' body poses. This should generate more reliable results in the tracking of individuals.
Dartfish's system, once complete, will produce three types of data. CEO Jean-Sebastien Mérieux explains: "First, it'll record individual players' positions every 20 milliseconds. Second, it'll generate match statistics showing how far each player traveled, how many shots he took, how long he spent on the ice, and so on. And third, it'll perform fully automated match sequencing – something that today is done mostly manually."
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"The growing relationship between EPFL and LHC is building a foundation that increases the potential of LHC players, the club and the academy," says John Fust, the LHC sports director. "Our partnership will allow LHC to reach new heights on and off the ice." Quirin Söhnlein, head of performance at LHC, adds: "The detailed statistics will give us a clear advantage, allowing us to take our match analyses to the next level."
Better algorithms with less training
Nowadays, the field of machine learning reaches impressive results with massive amount of examples. "That means the more data you have, the better the algorithms perform," explains Alahi. "But we want to develop new methods that deliver high level of performance with only a limited number of examples." He sees the joint research with LHC as an opportunity to advance AI models with real-world problems. "Ultimately, we'd like to come up with an affordable human-analysis system that works with any type of camera and in any type of setting – from predicting if a pedestrian will jaywalk in urban environments to predicting the collective behavior in team sports."
A living laboratory
This research – yet another example of the "living laboratory" approach – will also help strengthen ties across the industry. "It's an opportunity to accelerate technology transfer by getting end users, R&D labs, and the businesses marketing the technology to work together early-on in the development process," says Pascal Vuilliomenet, who initiated the collaboration between EPFL, Dartfish and the LHC through EPFL's SportTech initiative. "It's an approach that can be duplicated in other sports." This research will further anchor the Lausanne region as a hotbed of sports innovation, paving the way to promising new developments down the line.
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(Tragic) Teen found guilty after running over police officer
A Baltimore teenager was convicted of felony murder Wednesday, about a year after he accelerated a stolen Jeep and hit a Maryland police officer, killing her on a suburban cul-de-sac.
Dawnta Harris, who's 17 but was tried as an adult, faces life in prison for the slaying of Baltimore County police officer Amy Caprio. The jury in the suburban county ringing the city of Baltimore handed down the verdict after deliberating for nearly seven hours over two days.
Last week, jurors watched Caprio's searing body-worn camera footage. She could be heard repeatedly ordering Harris out of the car before the 29-year-old law enforcer drew her pistol and screaming "Stop! Stop!" Harris ducked his head, hit the gas and the Jeep slammed into her. She fired once, the bullet shattering the windshield. Harris ditched the stolen car a few blocks away.
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Three others, identified as Harris' accomplices, also face murder charges in the police officer's death and will stand trial. Prosecutors say they were burglarizing a home in the moments when Caprio was hit, but under Maryland law, if someone's killed during a burglary, accomplices can be found guilty of the slaying along with the killer.
Harris was also found guilty of burglary, a necessary step before jurors could even consider the felony murder charge. Sentencing is set for July.
The case turned into a political hot potato. Even before Caprio was buried, various authorities in Maryland started blaming each other for having allowed Harris to be on the streets while he awaited sentencing for auto theft. He was technically still under state supervision when he ran over the Baltimore County officer.
A slightly-built ninth-grader at the time of the slaying, Harris had been deemed a high risk by Maryland's juvenile services department. He had a string of arrests for auto theft, and had skipped out of juvenile custody repeatedly. His own mother had asked officials to detain him, hoping to avoid any more trouble.
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Despite all that, a judge transferred Harris from a juvenile facility to house arrest with his mother in impoverished West Baltimore. Harris had been fitted with an ankle bracelet that didn't track his whereabouts, simply indicating whether he was inside or outside their apartment in Gilmor Homes, a public housing project on the city's troubled west side.
Days later, Harris went AWOL again. And a week after that, he ran over Caprio.
On Wednesday, Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski thanked the jurors, saying justice was delivered. "The past couple of weeks have undoubtedly been difficult for Amy's family, friends, and co-workers at the Baltimore County Police Department," he said in a statement.
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The courtroom's gallery was filled with Caprio's loved ones and police colleagues.
Warren Brown, Harris' lawyer, said he hoped the jury's verdict could serve as a kind of warning for other struggling juveniles. The Baltimore defense attorney took on the case pro bono.
"This whole thing has been a tragedy. You've got an officer who gave her life in the line of duty. You've got a kid that is lost and finds himself in this type of predicament. As I indicated at the beginning of this trial there would be no winners, only losers," Brown said outside the courthouse.
Caprio and her husband had been planning to celebrate their third wedding anniversary before she was killed.
The Associated Press contributed to this article.


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Q: convert list into random list within list python Let us imagine that in python we have list of numbers, like this:
[1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]

What is the simplest possible way to convert this list of numbers into a random series of lists within lists?
Like this:
[[1, 2, 3], [4], 5, 6, [7, 8], 9]

A: Using random.randint:
import random

def random_series(lst, size=3):
    start = end = 0
    n = len(lst)
    while end < n:
        end += random.randint(1, size)
        if end - start == 1:
            yield lst[start]
        else:
            yield lst[start:end]
        start = end

Example usage:
>>> lst = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]
>>> list(random_series(lst))
[[1, 2, 3], 4, 5, [6, 7], [8, 9]]
>>> list(random_series(lst))
[[1, 2], [3, 4], [5, 6], 7, 8, 9]
>>> list(random_series(lst))
[[1, 2], [3, 4, 5], [6, 7], [8, 9]]
>>> list(random_series(lst))
[[1, 2, 3], [4, 5, 6], 7, [8, 9]]

A: My Code (I am assuming 2 is in input list):
from random import randint

L = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]
print L
l, length = 0, len(L)
L2 = []
while l < length:
    r = randint(0, length - l)  # rnum < length_remaining
    x = L[l: l + r] # taking next `r`  numbers from original L
    if len(x) > 1:
        L2.append(x)  # append as list
    if len(x) == 1:
        L2.append(x[0]) # append as single element
    l += r
print L2

Some execution:
$ python  x.py
[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]
[[1, 2, 3, 4], 5, [6, 7, 8], 9]
$ python  x.py
[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]
[[1, 2, 3, 4], [5, 6, 7, 8, 9]]
$ python  x.py
[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]
[[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6], [7, 8], 9]
$ python  x.py
[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]
[1, [2, 3], 4, [5, 6], [7, 8], 9]

Not very much but a bit improved:
L = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]
print L
l, length = 0, len(L)
L2 = []
while l < length:
    r = randint(1, length - l)  # rnum < length_remaining
    x = L[l: l + r] # taking next `r`  numbers from original L
    if len(x) > 1:
        L2.append(x)  # append as list
    else:
        L2.extend(x) # append as single element
    l += r
print L2

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The Bible teaches that all saved people are part of the universal church also known as the body of Christ, Bride of Christ, saints, and part of the Kingdom of God. There is wide spread agreement on this among denominations. Where things break down is over who is saved and who is living in such a way that warrants fellowship with the local church. Here we have two things that are important to church membership. To be a member of the local church you ought* be saved and as a result of our salvation we are new creations living differently. Unfortunately, not all churches see salvation the same, and so, many churches in their documents spell out what they see salvation as. Likewise, how a christian ought to behave is not universally settled creating more diversity of what it means to be a member of a local church. Not only that, but how churches deal with sin in the church has its own spectrum. So much more could be said about this, but I don't want to discourage you from finishing the rest of this article.
*Ought is meant to signal that there are some really good fakers who are part of the church for other reasons. Scripture teaches about such people quite extensively in 2 Peter and Jude among other places. They may fool others by being in the local church, but they will not fool God and are not part of the universal church, Matthew 13.
At HFC we have many people who attend who are not members. From a day to day experience you would not notice too much difference. We care for one another and pray for them and their family. They serve in many different ways in our/their church. So what does membership do? Membership at HFC communicates to this local fellowship that one is in line with the doctrine and practices of this church. Such doctrine and practices (how the church operates) is outlined in the church's constitution. Membership is a point of agreement that a group of people have that allow them to follow their Savior in unity.
They confess Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior by accepting what He did for them on the cross through faith alone. This is confirmed by testimony.
They have followed Christ command to be baptized in the name of the Father, and the Son and the Holy Spirit.
They have received instruction of the doctrine and practices of this church as laid out by the church's constitution and agree to be govern by it.
They are received by the current membership by vote at an official business meeting.
Membership in the local church is not a permanent status. Rather it is something that is maintained by being active in the church through participation and attendance. Presently, the bar for what it means to be active at HFC is very low, attending once a year. There are scores of good reasons why attendance of even once a year is not possible, and those are called the reasonable exceptions. The HFC church board can make those discretions. It is the Active membership that makes decisions for the local church through leadership positions and voting at official business meetings. It is important for the membership to be active and in good standing.
Good standing simply means not under any discipline from the church. The Bible teaches extensively on how a christian ought to behave. We realize that we fail daily and wrestle with sin. However, it is when we choose not to wrestle our sin and embrace it that we lose our christian character. The church is instructed to come along side and encourage one another. It even tells us to confront one who is caught up in sin. If that brother refuses to acknowledge his sin and repent, Paul teaches in I Corinthians 5:11, "Not to associate with any so-called brother if he is an immoral person," Paul list several other specific disqualifiers before quoting from Deuteronomy in verse 13, "Remove the wicked man from among yourselves." Another point of confusion in churches is that some churches are so eager to be obedient in this point that they confront and condemn without seeking restoration with a brother caught up in sin. Galatians 6, Matthew 18, and James 5 teach us that sin that is repented of is forgiven. The church rejoices in the restoration. Christians sin and do stupid things. Christians are also to forgive as Christ forgave. Someone who is a member but not in good standing would be one under a probationary period, that is the church waiting for repentance. Eventually, if repentance is refused then membership will be revoked.


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Conoderinae  è una sottofamiglia di coleotteri appartenente alla famiglia Curculionidae.

Tassonomia
Comprende le seguenti tribù e sottotribù:
 tribù Arachnopodini
 tribù Campyloscelini
 sottotribù Campyloscelina
 sottotribù Corynemerina
 sottotribù Phaenomerina
 tribù Conoderini
 tribù Coryssomerini
 tribù Coryssopodini
 tribù Lechriopini
 tribù Lobotrachelini
 tribù Mecopini
 tribù Menemachini
 tribù Othippiini
 tribù Peloropodini
 tribù Piazurini
 tribù Sphadasmini
 tribù Trichodocerini
 tribù Zygopini

In Europa la sottofamiglia è rappresentata da due sole specie: Coryssomerus capucinus ed Euryommatus mariae (Coryssomerini)

Note

Bibliografia

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Curculionidae


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Siemens to Buy CD adapco for Close to $1 Billion: Report
Siemens to Buy CD-adapco for Close to $1 Billion: Report
By Reuters | Updated: 25 January 2016 14:54 IST
Siemens AG, Europe's biggest industrial group, has agreed to buy CD-adapco, a privately held US engineering software firm, for close to $1 billion (roughly Rs. 6,778 crores) in cash, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Siemens's deal with CD-adapco could be announced as early as Monday, the person said, asking not to be identified because the agreement is not yet public. The two companies did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
Melville, New York-based CD-adapco makes computer programs used by engineers to simulate the inner workings of an engine. Those products will complement a business unit of Siemens focused on product lifecycle management software, the person added.
Since taking over Siemens as chief executive two years ago, former finance chief Joe Kaeser has set out to reshape the German company and make it more profitable and less cumbersome by selling off non-core units.
But Siemens has increasingly had to compete with software companies who can develop technology faster because they have a sole focus. Only 5 percent of Siemens' 350,000 employees are software engineers.
Siemens said in December it would raise its research and development budget as it seeks to maintain an edge in technology innovation over arch-rival General Electric Co.
The sale comes after CD-adapco's co-founder and CEO Steve MacDonald passed away last September. He was succeeded by his widow, Sharron MacDonald, who was named interim CEO and president.
Established in 1980 and still controlled by its founders, the company has 900 employees in 50 offices and has achieved $200 million (roughly Rs. 1,355 crores) in annual revenue and an annual growth rate of 15 percent for the past five years, according to its website. Its main competitor in engine simulation software is Ansys Inc.
Nasa hired CD-adapco to help with simulation of structural engineering problems following the Space Challenger disaster in 1986. Car maker Renault SA's designers have also used CD-adapco software to simulate engine combustion, cooling and exhaust for Formula One race cars
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Tylah Jackson, best on court, along with Peyton Fuller shut Vikings goalies down. Vikings Tiana Freeman and Lara Etchells had minimal chances to get free access to passes from Belinda Myles, Casey Lukich and Amelia Etchells. When possession was gained the accuracy was not at the level matching Railways who extended its lead to 30-14. Vikings had no choice but to revamp its line-up. Railways kept to its winning combination. Their attacking game was at its supreme best. Great passing maneuvers, midcourt back-up, interceptions, closely checking opposition players and the aspiration to be winners was a range of capabilities envied by Vikings. The fire of ambition and to keep a dream alive was all with Railways. Vikings switched Lukich into goals, Tara Forsyth into goal defence and Lily Fullerton into the centre position. The moves took Railways by surprise. Anxiety entered the game. Hope was a consideration. Vikings outscored Railways 14-10 but trailed 28-40. The score was respectable. The cheering to motivate both teams reached a noisy thunderous level. There was a chance Vikings could reverse the momentum. Railways remained clinical in its game plan to victory. The fourth quarter was an exhibition of the best star team in operation. Brynn Byron- Boles, Laurie Haynes, Mikala Fuller and Ammy Singleton's combined determination owned the midcourt space and possessions. As much as Vikings were matching the goal scoring it could not break the stronghold of Railways attacking dominance especially when Schupelius injected her leadership. There was no answer to breaking the confidence of Railways. There was no fatigue bothering Railways either. With minutes to go Myles, Vikings centre, fell to injury and once again the momentum of the game changed. This time the momentum was in favour of Railways who routinely finished the game as unbeaten premiers 53-37. Railways are a deserved ambassador of our netball. It has played a brand of netball that set the bench mark for Vikings, St Josephs and Magpies to aspire to. Coach Shelley McInnes has managed a team of champions to the 2018 Premiership. Congratulations. It was a great test of the champions when Quorn and Vikings met to play for the premiership flag. It was a close and exciting display of determination to gain the top accolade of being a premiership team. Kellie Von Sneddon and Carlee Margitich played a wonderful game for Vikings and were made to earn every goal they scored by earnest defending from Quorn's Kate Ozlins and Kandeana Steele. There was heavy contesting for the ball between the players. To keep stamina flowing Vikings switched Jessica Freeman and Holly Nayda to bring Bianca Reid into the midcourt area. This move complimented the defending prowess of Phoebe Hunter, Celest Ticehurst and Jade Dawson. The defending players gave Quorn's goalies a challenging time. Best player on the court Kiera Pyman came to the rescue to maintain poise under pressure to keep the goals rolling for Quorn whilst Tayla Finlay acted as a decoy to open up space for Pyman. As much as Vikings were hammering home a gallant game it could not shake the determination of Quorn. The bold leadership from Angie Finlay and Alice Wilsdon in the midcourt and around the goal circle backed up the close defending attention Meggan Finlay gave to Vikings attacking players. The game came down to which team could stretch its stamina to the end of the game. Quorn breathed a sigh of elation to score the vital goals in the fourth quarter to win the premiership flag 56-48. Congratulations Quorn. The confident dominance in the midcourt from Tyrell Yarran was the key factor to Magpies keeping in touch with Quorn's unflinching desire to winning games. Adding to the Magpies strength were goalies Georgia Irvine and Kate Brusnahan who had Magpies leading 41-35 at three quarter time. Quorn thrive on challenges and a bombshell fourth quarter was expected. Jayde Finlay and Brittany Popp found a way to move around Magpies defenders to hit an accuracy level that surpassed Magpies efforts. The cheering escalated as the margin between the two teams decreased. Magpies were able to thwart off the endeavors of Quorn to win an exciting premiership game 53-51. Congratulations. Undefeated Magpies led by icon Carmen Kernahan kept its reputation in tact each quarter against a determined St Josephs Blue. Competitive contests came from St Josephs Brianna Forrest, Maria Corbell, Selina Hodge, Lori Pillion, Tamsin MacPherson, Kim Malomey, Lucy Mercer and Alanah Rowe. Magpies had nine players well skilled into returning a spirited response. It was Amelia Shanahan in defence that saved Magpies from being overwhelmed by the assertive St Josephs attack. By intercepting and gaining turnovers Shanahan was able to draw Mandy Grantham, Hayleigh Dunne, Larissa Ryan into a back-up support to Paige Matheson Kate Richards and Louise Kirkham who had the task of streaming the ball to goalies Kernahan and Sophie Corbett. What a fantastic competitive game. Magpies kept its proud colours flying for the premiership flag 47-36. Congratulations. Quorn had the first half of the game wrapped into its clasp for a win 19-17. It was a slim lead but it had Magpies Rebels thinking of strategy to outwit its opposition. With ten players the chance to a forming a winning combination was well in its grasp. The thorn in Quorn's side was Magpies best player Georgia Holland. Holland and Bonnie Whipps unnerved goalies Dani and Jaquarra Chapman in the second half of the game. Quorn did have Kaitlyn Roberts easing her way through the midcourt to move the ball forward to her goal end but once Magpies controlled the midcourt in the second half it became a surety that if its goalies could out lead Quorn defenders success would follow. Well done Fallon Butler and Mikayla Ferber to find a pathway to face the goal ring with success and outscore Quorn to earn Magpies Rebels the premiership trophy 38-31. Congratulations. Quorn kept its players in their best positions to combat the enthusiastic efforts of Magpies White who were in red hot form leading 14-9- in the first quarter. By simply switching goalies Stephanie Saxton and Rebekah O'Neill with different scoring roles Quorn were able to make amends in the second quarter 15-6 to take a 24-19 lead. Katrina Williams in the centre gave the drive required to keep Quorn on track to a win. It was the final quarter that Magpies gathered a final burst of energy to jolt Quorn into a reality check. Positive Quorn responded admirably to claim a premiership victory 44-40. Congratulations. Undefeated Shamrocks Black knew it was going to be challenged by St Josephs. Scores were even at half time 15-15. The game came down to which team could reliably get a score when their goalies got possession of the ball. St Joseph had Chiara Trevison and Kate Hansen feeding Liana Dwyer and Courtney Cox in the goal circle. The biggest plunge for the win came in the last quarter. The dynamic spree by Shamrocks in the third quarter held it in a good position to force St Josephs to chase for an overturn of the lead. It was so close to being an overturn but fortunate Shamrocks Black led by consistent goal shooter and best on court Monique Hewitt kept the Saints at bay. Louise Briggs, Monica Tunks and Macacia Marich worked hard in the midcourt to gain valuable possessions which flowed into goal opportunities. Shamrocks Black earnt the premiership glory 29-27. Congratulations. Red hot Quorn sizzled through the first quarter against a ten player Shamrocks Black team 15-7. Best on court Stephanie Teague was having a burning time a goal attack for Quorn. When Fiona Pyman chipped in the goal net was singeing with the goals. Shamrocks Kalaysha Amos took on various positions to make an impact through the court and made some headway for the team to putting up a competitive challenge. Quorn had its sights set on a flag and kept its focus and determination on target to reach the premiership status 48-30. Congratulations Quorn. Undefeated Railways Blue did not get an easy road to uphold its reputation as the best in the division. It was all composed for a win. St Josephs wanted the same winning outcome and through Marli Macumba who gained control of the defending role was able put doubt into Railways minds. The doubt increased Railways thirst for the win. The second quarter was the clinching factor for Railways Blue. Jackie Hartmann and Freya Nielsen goal kept well, icon Tracey Reid was remarkable in the goal circle with Sarah Willis. Centre player Chanda Willis kept Railways Blue on target to achieve its premiership flag 37-27. Congratulations.
Star team Railways graced the court in a united line as players were introduced to the game. Facing the players was the Vikings team. The scene was set. Vikings were the best of the rest to tackle the unbeaten Railways team.
After such a thrilling semi-final result Vikings were not given any latitude from Railways to recover from their first quarter errors. Taking advantage of the situation Railways blasted into a fast goal scoring game. Claire Schupelius and Mikayla Venning demonstrated the meaning of accuracy. Vikings defenders Lily Fullerton and Courtney Webb did not have rebound opportunities to earn turnovers. The first quarter was a dismal start by Vikings but a powerful statement was made by Railways 15-5.
Fingers crossed and a prayer from supporters did not help Vikings in the second quarter. The struggle to impress continued regardless of the players' spirit to succeed. Railways defence line was impeccable. Tylah Jackson, best on court, along with Peyton Fuller shut Vikings goalies down. Vikings Tiana Freeman and Lara Etchells had minimal chances to get free access to passes from Belinda Myles, Casey Lukich and Amelia Etchells. When possession was gained the accuracy was not at the level matching Railways who extended its lead to 30-14.
Vikings had no choice but to revamp its line-up. Railways kept to its winning combination. Their attacking game was at its supreme best. Great passing maneuvers, midcourt back-up, interceptions, closely checking opposition players and the aspiration to be winners was a range of capabilities envied by Vikings. The fire of ambition and to keep a dream alive was all with Railways.
Vikings switched Lukich into goals, Tara Forsyth into goal defence and Lily Fullerton into the centre position. The moves took Railways by surprise. Anxiety entered the game. Hope was a consideration. Vikings outscored Railways 14-10 but trailed 28-40. The score was respectable. The cheering to motivate both teams reached a noisy thunderous level. There was a chance Vikings could reverse the momentum.
Railways remained clinical in its game plan to victory. The fourth quarter was an exhibition of the best star team in operation. Brynn Byron- Boles, Laurie Haynes, Mikala Fuller and Ammy Singleton's combined determination owned the midcourt space and possessions. As much as Vikings were matching the goal scoring it could not break the stronghold of Railways attacking dominance especially when Schupelius injected her leadership.
There was no answer to breaking the confidence of Railways. There was no fatigue bothering Railways either. With minutes to go Myles, Vikings centre, fell to injury and once again the momentum of the game changed. This time the momentum was in favour of Railways who routinely finished the game as unbeaten premiers 53-37.
Railways are a deserved ambassador of our netball. It has played a brand of netball that set the bench mark for Vikings, St Josephs and Magpies to aspire to. Coach Shelley McInnes has managed a team of champions to the 2018 Premiership. Congratulations.
It was a great test of the champions when Quorn and Vikings met to play for the premiership flag. It was a close and exciting display of determination to gain the top accolade of being a premiership team. Kellie Von Sneddon and Carlee Margitich played a wonderful game for Vikings and were made to earn every goal they scored by earnest defending from Quorn's Kate Ozlins and Kandeana Steele. There was heavy contesting for the ball between the players.
To keep stamina flowing Vikings switched Jessica Freeman and Holly Nayda to bring Bianca Reid into the midcourt area. This move complimented the defending prowess of Phoebe Hunter, Celest Ticehurst and Jade Dawson. The defending players gave Quorn's goalies a challenging time. Best player on the court Kiera Pyman came to the rescue to maintain poise under pressure to keep the goals rolling for Quorn whilst Tayla Finlay acted as a decoy to open up space for Pyman.
As much as Vikings were hammering home a gallant game it could not shake the determination of Quorn. The bold leadership from Angie Finlay and Alice Wilsdon in the midcourt and around the goal circle backed up the close defending attention Meggan Finlay gave to Vikings attacking players.
The game came down to which team could stretch its stamina to the end of the game. Quorn breathed a sigh of elation to score the vital goals in the fourth quarter to win the premiership flag 56-48. Congratulations Quorn.
The confident dominance in the midcourt from Tyrell Yarran was the key factor to Magpies keeping in touch with Quorn's unflinching desire to winning games. Adding to the Magpies strength were goalies Georgia Irvine and Kate Brusnahan who had Magpies leading 41-35 at three quarter time.
Quorn thrive on challenges and a bombshell fourth quarter was expected. Jayde Finlay and Brittany Popp found a way to move around Magpies defenders to hit an accuracy level that surpassed Magpies efforts. The cheering escalated as the margin between the two teams decreased. Magpies were able to thwart off the endeavors of Quorn to win an exciting premiership game 53-51. Congratulations.
Undefeated Magpies led by icon Carmen Kernahan kept its reputation in tact each quarter against a determined St Josephs Blue. Competitive contests came from St Josephs Brianna Forrest, Maria Corbell, Selina Hodge, Lori Pillion, Tamsin MacPherson, Kim Malomey, Lucy Mercer and Alanah Rowe. Magpies had nine players well skilled into returning a spirited response.
It was Amelia Shanahan in defence that saved Magpies from being overwhelmed by the assertive St Josephs attack. By intercepting and gaining turnovers Shanahan was able to draw Mandy Grantham, Hayleigh Dunne, Larissa Ryan into a back-up support to Paige Matheson Kate Richards and Louise Kirkham who had the task of streaming the ball to goalies Kernahan and Sophie Corbett.
What a fantastic competitive game. Magpies kept its proud colours flying for the premiership flag 47-36. Congratulations.
Quorn had the first half of the game wrapped into its clasp for a win 19-17. It was a slim lead but it had Magpies Rebels thinking of strategy to outwit its opposition. With ten players the chance to a forming a winning combination was well in its grasp. The thorn in Quorn's side was Magpies best player Georgia Holland.
Holland and Bonnie Whipps unnerved goalies Dani and Jaquarra Chapman in the second half of the game. Quorn did have Kaitlyn Roberts easing her way through the midcourt to move the ball forward to her goal end but once Magpies controlled the midcourt in the second half it became a surety that if its goalies could out lead Quorn defenders success would follow.
Well done Fallon Butler and Mikayla Ferber to find a pathway to face the goal ring with success and outscore Quorn to earn Magpies Rebels the premiership trophy 38-31. Congratulations.
Quorn kept its players in their best positions to combat the enthusiastic efforts of Magpies White who were in red hot form leading 14-9- in the first quarter. By simply switching goalies Stephanie Saxton and Rebekah O'Neill with different scoring roles Quorn were able to make amends in the second quarter 15-6 to take a 24-19 lead. Katrina Williams in the centre gave the drive required to keep Quorn on track to a win.
It was the final quarter that Magpies gathered a final burst of energy to jolt Quorn into a reality check. Positive Quorn responded admirably to claim a premiership victory 44-40. Congratulations.
Undefeated Shamrocks Black knew it was going to be challenged by St Josephs. Scores were even at half time 15-15. The game came down to which team could reliably get a score when their goalies got possession of the ball.
St Joseph had Chiara Trevison and Kate Hansen feeding Liana Dwyer and Courtney Cox in the goal circle. The biggest plunge for the win came in the last quarter. The dynamic spree by Shamrocks in the third quarter held it in a good position to force St Josephs to chase for an overturn of the lead.
It was so close to being an overturn but fortunate Shamrocks Black led by consistent goal shooter and best on court Monique Hewitt kept the Saints at bay. Louise Briggs, Monica Tunks and Macacia Marich worked hard in the midcourt to gain valuable possessions which flowed into goal opportunities. Shamrocks Black earnt the premiership glory 29-27. Congratulations.
Red hot Quorn sizzled through the first quarter against a ten player Shamrocks Black team 15-7. Best on court Stephanie Teague was having a burning time a goal attack for Quorn. When Fiona Pyman chipped in the goal net was singeing with the goals.
Shamrocks Kalaysha Amos took on various positions to make an impact through the court and made some headway for the team to putting up a competitive challenge. Quorn had its sights set on a flag and kept its focus and determination on target to reach the premiership status 48-30. Congratulations Quorn.
Undefeated Railways Blue did not get an easy road to uphold its reputation as the best in the division. It was all composed for a win. St Josephs wanted the same winning outcome and through Marli Macumba who gained control of the defending role was able put doubt into Railways minds.
The doubt increased Railways thirst for the win. The second quarter was the clinching factor for Railways Blue. Jackie Hartmann and Freya Nielsen goal kept well, icon Tracey Reid was remarkable in the goal circle with Sarah Willis. Centre player Chanda Willis kept Railways Blue on target to achieve its premiership flag 37-27. Congratulations.


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The Town of Webb School High School Nordic Ski Team was named Section III Champions following sectional competitions on Wednesday, February 15 and Friday, February 17.
Webb School Nordic skiers, from left, Tecwyn Williams, Megan Greene, Olivia Phaneuf, Allison Brosemer, and Henry Uzdavinis. Back row: Coach John Leach, Jessica Hannah, Andrea Frey, Maddie Phaneuf, Adam Luban, Evan Nahor, and Colin Criss.
Competing in the races were teams representing Holland Patent, Adirondack, Whitesboro, and Camden high schools.
Wednesday's competition was held at McCauley Mountain with the girls skiing in a 6K Freestyle Race, and the boys in a 9K Freestyle Race .
On Friday, Classic Relay Races were held at Osceola Ski Center.
Per a longstanding tradition, the girls' and boys' state teams, and the individual girl and boy sectional champions were announced at a banquet following the second day of sectional competition.
This year's banquet was hosted by Adirondack Central High School.
Webb's Maddie Phaneuf was named Girls' Nordic Champion, an honor she has achieved for the past four years.
Adam Luban, also a member of the Webb team, was named Boys' Nordic Champion.
Allison Brosemer, Maddie Phaneuf, Jessica Hannah, Andrea Frey, Megan Greene, and Olivia Phaneuf.
Members of the Girls and Boys Section III Nordic Champions Team are: Maddie Phaneuf, Megan Greene, Allyson Brosemer, Olivia Phaneuf, Andrea Frey and Jessica Hannah, Adam Luban, Evan Nahor, Henry Uzdavinis, Tecwyn Williams, and Colin Criss.
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The Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra (RPO) will be the featured classical orchestra scheduled to perform at Arrowhead Park in Inlet on Friday, July 27, according in The Fulton Chain of Lakes Performing Arts Council Chairman, Jerry Dupuis.
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With a steady stream of winter adventurers coming to the area over the past week, snowmobile permit sales have reached high numbers in both the Town of Webb and Inlet.
"This past weekend they were out the door, they were out on the sidewalk when we opened first thing in the morning," said Town of Webb Publicity Director Mike Farmer.
Presidents holiday weekend, over 300 of them were purchased by individuals who had never snowmobiled in the area before.
"Finally—the word is out," he said.
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All things winter will be celebrated at the annual Frozen Fire and Lights event in Inlet on Saturday, February 25.
Event activities will take place at Fern and Arrowhead Parks and throughout the village, and will wrap-up with a bonfire and fireworks in the evening.
The Inlet Public Library will host a Book Sale from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Leo P. Villiere, 94, of Old Forge, passed away on Sunday, February 19, 2012 at Sunset Nursing Home of Boonville.
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The Town of Webb Board accepted the bid by Central New York Construction, Inc. of Barneveld for the contract for the East Side Pumping Station and Force Main Replacement Project at a special meeting held on Friday, February 17.
The annual St. Patricks Parade in Old Forge will take place on Friday, March 16 at 5 p.m., and as in the past, all area residents and businesses are welcome to take part in what is considered to be one of the most unique events in the Central Adirondacks.
Each year a grand marshal (of some degree of Irish descent) is selected to lead the parade upMain Street.
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It wasn't until a few years ago that I had ever heard of Bangers and Mash. Susan's dad was in town and wanted to go an old New York English pub for "some grub and a pint". Well, I thought we would at least get a good beer but I wasn't so sure about the food. If you have ever been out in NY there are a lot of fake old New York bars with the best of the best frozen everything on the menu. Luckily we found the real deal and it was actually a great place.
We settled in for dinner and ordered a few pints and started looking to see what food they offered. Susan's dad immediately spotted the Bangers and Mash, and he was done. My curiosity got the better of me and I was in too! Susan has always been a fish and chips girl, so I didn't even ask.
I wasn't sure what to expect from the vague menu description, but a big o'l plate of loveliness arrived at the table. On the plate was a big fluffy mound of mashed potatoes with two sausages nestled on top, swaddled in a rich gravy. At this point, I don't even think I could concentrate on anyone else at the table. The queen herself could have sat down and I wouldn't have noticed. One bite and it was just heaven.
It was a year later that Susan and I were in London and we got to try this dish in it's origin, and I have to say the New York bar got it right! I did find out why the British call sausages Bangers: because when people had to ration food, the sausages were made with a lot of water in them and they would "bang" or explode if cooked too quickly.
Wash potatoes and put in a pot and cover with water. Bring the pot to a boil and cook for about 15 minutes.
While the potatoes are boiling, use a large skillet and brown the sausages on all sides using medium high heat for about 10 minutes then set aside and cover with foil.
Next, check the potatoes to see if they are done by inserting a knife into the potatoes and seeing if the knife with no resistance. Add in the butter and chicken stock and mash the potatoes until smooth. Cover and set aside.
With the drippings from the sausages, return the pan to the medium high heat and add the chopped onions and butter. Cook until onions are softened and light brown. Add flour and mix until flour is absorbed in onions. Pour in beef broth and stir until incorporated. Bring the gravy to a boil and reduce heat to simmer and cook until thickened to a gravy consistency.
Assemble the dish by putting a nice heaping mound of potatoes on the plate followed by a sausage and topped with the gravy.
Do I even need to say you have to make this? Just do it and you will be proclaimed King or Queen of your domain. Where's my throne?


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Applying for a guardianship or intervention order: guide for carers
Community Health and Social Care Directorate
How to apply for authority to make financial and welfare decisions for someone else.
Chapter 1 About this guide
Chapter 2 About the Adults with Incapacity (Scotland) Act 2000
Chapter 3 About guardianship and intervention orders
Chapter 4 What powers should I apply for?
Chapter 5 A step-by-step guide to applying for an order
Chapter 6 You've been appointed - what to do next
Appendix 1 Reports needed to support an application for an order
Appendix 2 Legal provisions governing financial intervention orders and guardianship
Appendix 3 EXAMPLES
Appendix 4 Costs associated with applying for an order
Appendix 5 Useful Addresses and Publications
Appendix 6 Frequently Asked Questions
This guide is for carers who are concerned that the person they care for is unable to take action or make some or all decisions in relation to their finances, personal welfare or health, due to a mental disability or severe communications difficulties, such as a stroke. It provides information on:
how the Adults with Incapacity (Scotland) Act 2000 can help;
the purpose of guardianship and intervention orders;
considerations to make before taking forward an application for a guardianship or intervention order;
deciding what powers to apply for;
how to make an application;
procedures and costs;
what to do next when you have been appointed;
frequently asked questions (FAQs).
The process of making an application and being appointed guardian or intervener can seem daunting. We hope this pack will help to guide you smoothly through that process.
Terms used in this guide
In this guide the term 'carer' refers to a partner, spouse, family member or friend who cares, in an unpaid capacity, for an adult who lacks the ability to make some or all decisions for themselves. When the text refers to 'you' this means you, the reader, as the would-be guardian or intervener. The term 'adult' refers to the person (aged 16 and over) being considered for a guardianship or intervention order. The Adults with Incapacity (Scotland) Act is abbreviated to 'AWI' or 'the Act'.
Please note that the information in this guide does not constitute legal advice.
If you have any comments on this guide or suggestions as to how it can be improved, please contact us: Tel. 0131 244 3581, or e-mail: adultsincapacity@scotland.gov.uk or write to:
Justice Directorate
Civil Law and Legal System Division
Area 2W, St Andrew's House
Regent Road
Edinburgh EH1 3DG
Email: Alison Mason


Short-tailed Shearwaters have been studied continuously on Fisher Island, Tasmania since 1946, making this one of the longest continuous studies of any wildlife population in the world. Although life-history data have been collected sporadically over this time period, a detailed mark-recapture-recovery analysis has not yet been conducted. This study will produce age- and time-varying survival estimates for Short-tailed Shearwaters, and examine the effect of individual covariates such as egg size on first year survival.


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Vineyards planted to Tempranillo (80%), Garnacha, Mazuelo and Graciano.
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Ramón Bilbao Mirto 2005 won the 2008 International Wine Challenge Trophy out of more than 6,000 entries and won "Best Winery of 2009" by the Gourmet Wine Guide (only winery awarded).
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package com.facebook.buck.debug;

import com.google.common.base.Joiner;
import com.google.common.base.Strings;
import com.google.common.collect.Lists;
import com.google.common.collect.Maps;
import com.google.common.eventbus.EventBus;
import com.google.common.eventbus.Subscribe;

import java.io.PrintStream;
import java.util.LinkedList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicLong;

/**
 * Tracer for debugging slow points in code. Based on Google Closure's goog.debug.Tracer.
 */
final class ThreadTrace {

  static ThreadLocal<ThreadTrace> threadTracer = new ThreadLocal<ThreadTrace>() {
    @Override
    protected ThreadTrace initialValue() {
      return new ThreadTrace();
    }
  };

  private static final int MAX_TRACE_SIZE = 1000;

  private static AtomicLong idGenerator = new AtomicLong();

  private long defaultThreshold;

  /** Events in order. */
  private List<TraceEvent> events = Lists.newArrayList();

  /** Outstanding events that haven't ended yet. */
  private Map<Long, TraceEvent> outstandingEvents = Maps.newHashMap();

  private long startTime;

  private EventBus getEventBus() {
    if (eventBus == null) {
      setEventBus(new EventBus());
    }
    return eventBus;
  }

  private EventBus eventBus = null;

  private void setEventBus(EventBus eventBus) {
    this.eventBus = eventBus;
    this.eventBus.register(this);
  }

  /**
   * Initializes and resets the current trace
   *
   * @param defaultThreshold The default threshold below which the tracer output will be suppressed.
   *     Can be overridden on a per-Tracer basis.
   *
   */
  static void initCurrentTrace(long defaultThreshold) {
    threadTracer.get().reset(defaultThreshold);
  }

  /**
   * Initializes and resets the current trace
   *
   * @param defaultThreshold The default threshold below which the tracer output will be suppressed.
   *     Can be overridden on a per-Tracer basis.
   *
   * @param eventBus The EventBus which TraceEvents are published to.
   */
  static void initCurrentTrace(long defaultThreshold, EventBus eventBus) {
    initCurrentTrace(defaultThreshold);
    threadTracer.get().setEventBus(eventBus);
  }

  /**
   * Clears the current trace.
   */
  static void clearCurrentTrace() {
    threadTracer.get().reset(0);
  }

  static void clearAndPrintCurrentTrace(PrintStream stream) {
    String trace = threadTracer.get().getFormattedTrace();
    if (!Strings.isNullOrEmpty(trace)) {
      stream.println("Thread trace:\n" + Tracer.getFormattedThreadTrace());
    }
    clearCurrentTrace();
  }

  /**
   * Resets the trace.
   *
   * @param defaultThreshold The default threshold below which the tracer output will be suppressed.
   *     Can be overridden on a per-Tracer basis.
   */
  @SuppressWarnings("PMD.UnusedPrivateMethod")
  private void reset(long defaultThreshold) {
    this.defaultThreshold = defaultThreshold;

    this.events.clear();
    this.outstandingEvents.clear();
    this.startTime = System.currentTimeMillis();
  }

  /**
   * Starts a tracer
   *
   * @param comment a comment used to identify the tracer. Does not need to be unique.
   * @param type type used to identify the tracer. If a Trace is given a type (the first argument
   *     to the constructor) and multiple Traces are done on that type then a "TOTAL line will be
   *     produced showing the total number of traces and the sum of the time
   *     ("TOTAL Database 2 (37 ms)" in our example). These traces should be mutually
   *     exclusive or else the sum won't make sense (the time will be double counted if the second
   *     starts before the first ends).
   * @return The identifier for the tracer that should be passed to the the stopTracer method.
   */
  long startTracer(String comment, String type) {
    TraceEvent event = TraceEvents.started(idGenerator.incrementAndGet(), comment, type, -1);
    outstandingEvents.put(event.getId(), event); // Avoid traceStarted/stopTracer race.
    getEventBus().post(event);
    return event.getId();
  }

  @Subscribe
  public void traceStarted(TraceStart event) {
    outstandingEvents.put(event.getId(), event);
    int outstandingEventCount = outstandingEvents.size();
    if (events.size() + outstandingEventCount > MAX_TRACE_SIZE) {
      System.err.println("Giant thread trace. Clearing to avoid memory leak.");

      // This is the more likely case. This usually means that we
      // either forgot to clear the trace or else we are performing a
      // very large number of events
      if (events.size() > MAX_TRACE_SIZE / 2) {
        this.events.clear();
      }

      // This is less likely and probably indicates that a lot of traces
      // aren't being closed. We want to avoid unnecessarily clearing
      // this though in case the events do eventually finish.
      if (outstandingEventCount > MAX_TRACE_SIZE / 2) {
        this.outstandingEvents.clear();
      }
    }
    events.add(event);
  }

  /**
   * Stops a tracer
   *
   * @param id The id of the tracer that is ending.
   * @param silenceThresholdParam Threshold below which the tracer is silenced.
   * @return The elapsed time for the tracer or -1 if the tracer identifier was not recognized.
   */
  @SuppressWarnings("PMD.PrematureDeclaration")
  long stopTracer(long id, Long silenceThresholdParam) {

    long now = System.currentTimeMillis();
    long silenceThreshold;
    if (silenceThresholdParam == null) {
      silenceThreshold = defaultThreshold;
    } else {
      silenceThreshold = silenceThresholdParam;
    }

    TraceEvent startEvent = outstandingEvents.get(id);
    if (startEvent == null) {
      return -1;
    }
    outstandingEvents.remove(id);

    long elapsed = now - startEvent.getEventTime();
    if (elapsed < silenceThreshold) {
      int count = events.size();
      for (int i = count - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
        TraceEvent nextEvent = this.events.get(i);
        if (nextEvent == startEvent) {
          events.remove(i);
          break;
        }
      }

    } else {
      getEventBus().post(TraceEvents.stopped(idGenerator.incrementAndGet(), startEvent.getComment(),
          startEvent.getType(), startEvent.getEventTime()));
    }
    return elapsed;
  }

  @Subscribe
  public void traceStopped(TraceStop event) {
    events.add(event);
  }

  /**
   * Adds a comment to the trace. Makes it possible to see when a specific event
   * happened in relation to the traces.
   *
   * @param comment A comment that is inserted into the trace.
   * @param type    Type used to identify the tracer. If a comment is given a type and multiple
   *                comments are done on that type then a "TOTAL line will be produced showing the
   *                total number of comments of that type.
   */
  void addComment(String comment, String type) {
    getEventBus().post(TraceEvents.comment(idGenerator.incrementAndGet(), comment, type, -1));
  }

  @Subscribe
  public void traceComment(TraceComment event) {
    events.add(event);
  }

  /**
   * Returns a formatted string for the current trace
   *
   * @return a formatted string that shows the timings of the current trace
   */
  String getFormattedTrace() {
    return this.toString();
  }

  /**
   * Returns a formatted string that describes the thread trace.
   *
   * @return {string} A formatted string.
   */
  @Override
  public String toString() {
    StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
    long etime = -1;

    long now = System.currentTimeMillis();
    LinkedList<String> indent = Lists.newLinkedList();
    for (int i = 0; i < events.size(); i++) {
      TraceEvent e = events.get(i);
      if (e instanceof TraceStop) {
        indent.removeFirst();
      }
      sb.append(" ");
      sb.append(e.toTraceString(startTime, etime, join(indent)));
      sb.append(" ");
      etime = e.getEventTime();
      sb.append("\n");
      if (e instanceof TraceStart) {
        indent.add("|  ");
      }
    }

    if (!outstandingEvents.isEmpty()) {
      sb.append(" Unstopped timers:\n");
      for (TraceEvent startEvent : outstandingEvents.values()) {
        sb.append("  ");
        sb.append(startEvent);
        sb.append(" (");
        sb.append(now - startEvent.getEventTime());
        sb.append(" ms, started at ");
        sb.append(TraceEvent.formatTime(startEvent.getEventTime()));
        sb.append("\n");
      }
    }
    return sb.toString();
  }

  private String join(List<String> indents) {
    return Joiner.on("").join(indents);
  }

}


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Q: iphone: In group section tableview how do you disable section in search result? I am using searchDisplayController and it would be searching for the names and also the sections. i would like to know how to show the results of only names and not including the section. Assume the codes are the similar as from apples doc. I have at least 2000 names in there when viewing the tableview itself.

A: See my answer to this question:
UISearchBar Search table row with text, subtext and image
What you show in a results table is completely up to you. It needn't even have anything to do with the table you're searching! (But of course it usually does, as otherwise you'd confuse the user.) You simply form the data that populates the results table; what data that is, is your call.
So, if you don't want to include any section titles, then when the table inquiring of your data source / delegate is the results table, don't include any section titles! It's your code, it's your table, do whatever you want. You are the one implementing tableView:titleForHeaderInSection: to return titles; if you don't want titles, return nil instead. Of course, if the data source for the real table is the same object as the data source for the results table, then tableView:titleForHeaderInSection: will have to examine the incoming tableView parameter to see whether it is the real table or the results table, and make its choice of what to return based on that.

A: I would like to a bit more of your problem as it is not much clear. I don't actually get this line:

i would like to know how to show the results of only names and not including the section

For searching, it is best to search in a dictionary/array and show the result in tableview by [tableView reloadData].


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Kuwaiti visitors have highest propensity to buy clothes or shoes
1 in 3 French tourists buy British food and drink to take home
Scotland more popular than Rest of England for souvenir purchases
A new report released today by the national tourism agency, VisitBritain, reveals that visitors from the Middle East are Britain's most zealous international shoppers, while one in three French visitors buy British food and drink to take home.
In a series of VisitBritain-sponsored questions from the Office of National Statistics, over 50,000 people were asked to identify the items they had purchased on a trip to Britain from a pre-defined list. VisitBritain's new report, 'What inbound visitors shop for in Britain', shows that it's not just high-end goods that international guests find attractive. The study identifies the most commonly purchased item as 'clothes or shoes' (41%), followed by 'food or drink' (24%) and then holiday 'souvenirs' (16%). Although a high value sector, business visitors don't appear to shop much when in Britain, with 68% of international business visits involving no purchases at all.
Visitors from the Middle East are twice as likely as typical visitors to buy clothes and shoes. Kuwaiti visitors have the highest propensity to buy clothes or shoes (79%), with high-spending Nigerians in second place (72%), followed by Saudi Arabians (71%). On average, a visit from Kuwait delivers £4,000 to the UK economy and a visit from Qatar almost £3,000. By comparison, a French visitor will spend an average of £343.
However, visitors from the Middle East are not as interested in buying British food and drink, whilst 34% of Belgians, 32% of French and 32% of Japanese visitors are most likely to buy British 'food or drink' to take home.
Souvenirs are great mementos for international visitors to remember the places they've visited in Britain. Mexican visitors purchase the highest number of small gifts and presents (43%), followed closely by the Brazilians (39%) and Indonesians (35%). Age-wise, the younger generation (0-15 years) are most likely to buy cheap holiday souvenirs for friends and family back home (40%).
Broken down by region, London comes out on top as the area where visitors are most likely to buy items. However, Scotland is more popular than the Rest of England for food and drink purchases, across all markets surveyed. A huge 40% of visitors who go to Scotland buy food and drink, with the North East in second place at 32%.
More tourists buy 'games and toys' in Wales than in London or any other part of Britain. The most popular items bought in the South West of Britain were 'books', which could have something to do with the success of Rosamunde Pilcher novels overseas, particularly in Germany, as well as the high number of literary festivals that take place across the South West of Britain.
In VisitBritain's 2012 'Shopping in Britain' report, 'Shopping in Harrods' was chosen as a top activity by almost one in five respondents (19%) when asked to select their top three 'only in Britain' dream holiday activities from a pre-defined list. International visitors spent £4.5 billion in Britain's shops in 2012 - a quarter of total expenditure by foreign tourists that year.
Patricia Yates, Director of Strategy and Communications at VisitBritain, said: "Britain offers a great shopping experience. We have wonderful shops whatever the price range, a unique sense of style and authentic British brands. By inspiring our guests to shop, we can spread the economic benefits of tourism across the whole country, further adding to the export earnings delivered by Britain's fifth largest industry: tourism."
Michael Ward, Harrods Managing Director, commented: "Harrods offers that unique combination of the finest luxury products from the best brands around the world and incredible customer service, in an iconic setting rich in British heritage and history. We are of course delighted to be voted the number one dream activity in VisitBritain's survey by nearly a fifth of respondents, with clothes and shoes topping the list as the most desired items to purchase. We will soon be opening Harrods Shoe Heaven, the world's largest luxury shoe emporium, and will offer a boutique shopping experience in a store environment."
Richard Dickinson, CEO of New West End Company, added: "International visitors are increasingly important for London's West End. The Middle East and China remain the top spending nations in the West End, with the latter spending £1,368 on average, but the appeal of shopping for designer fashion and accessories in London has also rippled out across South East Asia and we saw huge growth from Thailand and Malaysia last year. Retailers across the West End are pulling out all the stops to ensure that their offering caters to the tastes of these growing and very important international markets, from services including tax free shopping facilities, VIP services and multilingual staff."
VisitBritain Media Team
pressandpr@visitbritain.com
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