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The Fundamentals: Blazers reinvent old offensive system with new parts
The Trail Blazers have managed to reinvent their old offense with new players.
By Rob Mahoney
When LaMarcus Aldridge decided to leave Portland in free agency, the Blazers' priorities, expectations, and roster makeup all changed dramatically. Aldridge was a focal offensive talent who could not be directly replaced. Gone as well were three tenured, veteran starters—one (Nicolas Batum) traded in the lead-up to the draft and two others (Wesley Matthews and Robin Lopez) departed by exercising their own free agency. What remained, however, were the underlying tenets of a winning approach. Blazers coach Terry Stotts was resolved to make the same basic systems work for a team of an entirely new—and undeniably different—composition.
"What I really believe in, both offensively and defensively, is that you have your fundamental philosophy," Stotts said. "You can build on it and you can tweak it according to your personnel, but I don't think you make wholesale changes because you have a lot of good players that are able to play different systems."
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Understandable as that sentiment may be, this particular transition is a rather remarkable case study in ideological continuity. Portland filled out its roster by flanking Damian Lillard and C.J. McCollum with players who were either seldom used or confined to highly specialized roles with their previous teams. The return thus far is the ninth-best offense in the NBA, down just a single spot from last year's ranking. Flaws on the other side of the ball have rendered Portland a sub-.500 team rather than a championship hopeful, but what Stotts and the Blazers have accomplished amid this kind of turnover is a special kind of basketball alchemy.
The playbook, by Stotts's estimation, held over roughly 80% of its contents from last season. Here you can see a year-to-year repeat of Portland's weave pick-and-roll (also popularized by Golden State) from last season:
And this season:
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What's changed are the priorities within the Blazers' sets and how often they're run. Those plays designed to feed Aldridge on the left block are now put to other ends: an option on the weak side might be used more readily or a window for one of the guards to attack might be relied on more consistently. To the extent that the low post is utilized in Portland these days (which is quite little; no team uses fewer possessions in that space, according to Synergy Sports), it serves largely as a means of facilitation.
"We might throw it on the block to those guys to see what they have," Lillard said. "If not, then we split on the perimeter—backdoor, come off of dribble hand-offs, and stuff like that. The ball continues to move instead of us just playing through one person on the block or anything like that."
Replacing a shot-creating post player like Aldridge with low-usage bigs like Mason Plumlee, Meyers Leonard, and Noah Vonleh necessarily orients the offense to the perimeter. So much of what the Blazers are and do stems from the creative talents of Lillard and McCollum—two ballhandlers who come off of every screen in a way that demands a defense's attention. Failing to attend to either guard closely risks giving up a comfortable and immediate pull-up jumper. Even the slightest gap of defensive coverage can become a scoring opportunity or, should the defense overreact to the threat of the jumper, a window to set up a teammate.
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"When you have two guys averaging 45 points between them, that's going to be the priority," Stotts said.
Between them, Lillard and McCollum generally have enough juice in the scouting report to force opposing teams to adjust their base defense. Dropping back in the pick-and-roll just isn't as prudent an approach when dealing with shooters of this caliber. Bigs, then, tend to come out higher to show or trap against the Blazers than they might otherwise. This naturally leads to some breakdowns in the defense born of a lack of practice or familiarity. In other cases, it exposes the coverage to the kind of quick split that can compromise it completely.
"The defense wants Damian and me to pick up our dribble in the pick-and-roll," McCollum said. "As a guard, you have to be cognizant of when there's a hard hedge to split it, or drag the big guy and hit the roll man or the replace guy. I'm a guy who's comfortable splitting the defense and getting into the lane and using the floater or just pulling up."
So, too, is Lillard.
"They split 'em in different ways," Stotts said. "Damian kind of bursts through it. C.J.'s a little more slithery."
Both approaches are brutally effective. When facing the alternative of surrendering a wide open pull-up to a potent shooter, non-switching opponents are all but forced to bring two defenders to the ball. That pressure creates opportunity. It's for this reason that Lillard and McCollum split a greater percentage of their pick-and-rolls than any other players in the league, according to Synergy Sports. In those cases, the split breaks down the defense completely; a quick move between the defenders creates what is effectively a 5-on-3 scenario, provided that the action doesn't delay.
"When defenses react that way, that's the right play—to get between them and get to the middle of the floor," Lillard said.
It's that kind of judgment, backed by the consistent threat of a pull-up jumper, that gives Portland its cunning efficiency. Lillard and McCollum are scorers by nature but both are impressive in their basketball literacy. They read a defender's positioning and priorities to find the best in many situations. That's crucial for players who create at such volume. On most nights their play yields huge point totals. On others, like Wednesday's game against the Jazz, it leads them to 18 combined assists.
The constant throughout is the ability to put defenses in a tough spot. In designing and maintaining his offense, Stotts doesn't focus so much on the endpoint of a possession but the process behind it. His plays don't create shots. They create problems.
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"One of the things that I like, philosophically, in both our random play and our sets is that I don't know who's going to get the shot," Stotts said. "What I want to do is create a situation that is going to cause a problem for the defense. I like to give our players freedom to read the defense and make plays either for themselves or for their teammates."
Doing this is a surrender of the control that most coaches crave, as well as a vote of confidence in the players likely to find themselves in improvisational situations. It's one thing for Stotts to trust Aldridge, Matthews, and Batum in that fashion, especially after they had logged more time together over the past few seasons than any other lineup in the league. It's quite another to put the full faith of his offense in Plumlee, Al-Farouq Aminu, and Allen Crabbe in their first year together. That Stotts does, through mistakes and all, is instrumental to Portland's success.
Nearly every possession begins with Lillard or McCollum creating some position of advantage. From that point, however, the Blazers offense flows freely from option to option, with players in many cases doing things they've never been trusted to do before. It's that fluid quality that makes Portland so difficult to scout and stop, and it's been accomplished with a group of young players coming into their own.
"We have a young roster and we wanted to expand their games and see what they can do rather than limit them and put them in a box where this is what you do," Stotts said. "One of our goals this season was to expand and see what players are capable of."
Take Plumlee, for example. In Brooklyn, Plumlee was used as an energy player and pick-and-roll finisher almost exclusively. With Portland, he has more than doubled his assist output (from 1.5 to 3.6 assists per 36 minutes) in a role as one of the creative fulcrums of the offense.
"We noticed it early when we got him when he was here in September working out—his playmaking ability, how he could handle the ball for a big man, his passing," Stotts said. "He enjoyed that part of it. I thought—I think we all thought—that when we saw that in September, that it was something that he really hasn't explored to see what he was capable of doing."
"Mason Plumlee," Lillard said, "he really surprised me."
It's Plumlee's combination of decision-making, ballhandling, and passing ability that has really unlocked Portland's dribble hand-off game. The priority of the Blazers' offense—and of any offense—is to get the defense moving. Help defenders need to be unsettled. Defensive principles need to be brought into conflict with more urgent responsibilities. The more that all five defenders are moving and thinking, the more likely they are to fall out of concert.
The dribble hand-off is a perfect mechanism to bait and exploit this. Portland usually initiates a hand-off from some other action—say a cut that brings Lillard in a loop around the court and past several off-ball screens. By the time he's ready to receive a hand-off from Plumlee at the elbow, Lillard's defender might already be several steps behind him. It functions as sort of an accelerated pick-and-roll from that point, though it relies on the involvement of a big who feels comfortable enough with a live dribble to read a play in progress. Plumlee has turned out to be just that kind of player—one much more skilled than he was ever allowed to show in Brooklyn. His very presence opens up all kinds of possibilities in the hand-off game.
"I think when you put myself or C.J. in those situations with a guy like [Plumlee], he hands it off to us, and that's coming off full-speed," Lillard said. "His man has to help, and with his man having to help and our guy chasing us, [Plumlee] dives down the middle. It's a dunk for him. Or if his man doesn't come with us, we come off and we may get a shot. Or if two guys come at us, we hit [Plumlee] in the gap and the weak-side defender has to come over and Mase is good enough to make that play to the weak side. We trust in him to be that guy in the middle, to make those decisions."
Portland's young players, too, already have a great sense of how to maximize their spacing around these kinds of sequences. A team can create some room for a drive or post-up just by putting enough shooters on the floor at a certain distance from the action. Modern NBA defenses, though, camp with a foot in the paint and are trained in recovery. A static spot-up shooter really isn't all that worrisome. This is why the Blazers have been coached, both through their sets and the guiding principles of their "random" play, to constantly keep the weak side involved as a play develops.
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"It's a combination of some movement that we specifically call and run just to get the defense moving and guys just reacting," McCollum said. "Flares on the weak side, maybe a little hammer action, depending on if we're coming out of a timeout or not. Or a simple exchange to kind of move the nail and move the help guy. I think it's big in the NBA because guys are always in the lane. They're always trying to help, that tag roller. It's just more about having a feel for the game and continuing to learn different ways to get guys open."
This might seem like such a small contribution, but even the slightest preoccupation of a weak-side defender can make a huge difference in a possession's development. At worst, the spot shooters in question might be even more open than before. At best, they draw their defenders with them and out of helping range entirely. Do this often enough and even a team's improvised moves begin to look like the constructs of a set play—actions which put defenders on edge and bring their attention away from the ball for fear of losing their man.
It helps, too, that Lillard and McCollum so consistently station themselves on opposite sides of the floor. An offense that flows like Portland's is always a moment away from kicking the ball to a secondary creator. The two lead guards find balance in that way, though Stotts and his staff have made an effort to make the opportunity to create as inclusive as possible. Crabbe, who draws praise across the board for his basketball IQ and movement without the ball, gets his share of opportunities to manufacture offense. Aminu, who was parked in the corner in Dallas last season, is confident in his shot but also encouraged to run pick-and-roll in some situations. It's not a coincidence that every player in the Blazers' rotation seems to be having a career year. This is a group of growing players cobbled together into a smart, skilled, and constantly evolving mass.
"We're continuing to learn more about the game, more about ourselves, and more about our team each night," McCollum said. "I think it's a good process and hopefully we can continue to build."
All of this, mind you, came from what was essentially a franchise reboot. Portland was ahead of the rebuilding curve in that it had Lillard committed, McCollum on track to make a leap, and some prospects worth investing in. Stotts, his staff, and the Blazers front office formed from those raw materials a winning offense predicated on emerging talent. There's a long way to go to contention, still, but Portland has almost made the first steps look easy.
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Had a fabulous New Year break. We will all be coming again – definitely. Don't want to go home tomorrow so we are hoping it will snow.
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#STINGDAILY: Here We Come
Jon Cooper, Sting Daily –
Rodney Harmon is an optimist.
It's a trait that serves him well as a college coach, especially when you've had a preseason like he has.
Even with 25 years of experience developing tennis talent, Harmon, who is beginning his first season as Georgia Tech women's tennis head coach, has seen the injury bug attack his squad quite regularly.
He saw freshman Megan Kurey tweak an ankle prior to Wednesday's practice, making her the third player to have to deal with an injury — Alex Anghelescu and Muriel Wacker preceded her.
This has all come while practicing against each other.
"We have two other players injured right now," he said. "So to see one more go down, I was almost ready to cry."
He didn't, of course, and it's not because there's some unwritten rule about no crying in tennis. He didn't lose it because he's also a realist and knows not all is lost.
"Truth be told, I'd rather [injuries] be now," he said, with a laugh. "It's a long, long season. It's a marathon, not a sprint and so if you're going to have injuries you'd rather have them a little bit earlier, take your time and get healthy. The bulk of our major matches come in January and later in the fall as well. The big tournaments, the Regionals, are late October. We just need them to be back and ready to play."
The Yellow Jackets will have a team ready to compete this weekend when they open their 2012 fall season in the Georgia State Invitational, being held at Piedmont Park (the field also includes the University of South Florida and North Carolina State in addition to the host Panthers). It just will look different from years past. It's a lot different from last year's team, which had four seniors, Jillian O'Neill, the ACC Women's Tennis Scholar-Athlete of the Year, Lynn Blau, Viet Ha Ngo, and Caroline Lilley.
These Jackets have one senior (Elizabeth Kilborn), two juniors Wacker and Anghelescu, one sophomore Jasmine Minor and three freshmen, Kurey, Natasha Prokhnevska and Kendal Woodard.
Harmon likes the mix and believes that youth isn't necessarily a bad thing, especially considering the caliber of the freshmen and the leadership quality of the upperclassmen.
"Our freshmen have played a lot of tennis," he said. "They've played a lot of national tournaments, a lot of ITF Tournaments, so they have a lot of experience. The hard part for them is being able to sustain their level of play over an entire season and that's where Liz and Alex and 'Jas' and Muriel will be there to help them. If they have a great win, you don't get too high and if you have a bad match or two, you don't get to low because it's such a long season. You've got to be able to control your emotions and be able to come back and play some good tennis to continue to help the team and help yourself as well."
The Yellow Jackets open play today competing in doubles against NC State then singles against South Florida. On Saturday they'll play Georgia State in doubles and NC State in singles, the Jackets' first taste of ACC play. They'll conclude the event on Sunday playing USF in doubles and Georgia State in singles. Matches start all three days at 9:00 a.m.
Harmon admits that the injuries will throw something of a wrench in the works, but feels it also gives his players an opportunity to shine in different roles.
"It definitely is going to mix it up a little bit," he said. "Alex will play doubles, and that will help us get a little bit more of a clear look at what doubles is going to look like. Muriel is a great doubles player. So not having her available definitely doesn't make it easy for us. She's the only lefty on our team and she's such a crafty and experienced doubles player. So to not have her available is a bit rough. But it's okay because it will give other players a chance to play some."
Harmon will pair Kilborn, the No. 94 player in the nation according to ITA/Campbell's College Tennis Rankings, with a career 68-46 singles and a 64-47 doubles record, and Woodard, the top-ranked juniors player in the state of Georgia and No. 12 player in the nation according to TennisRecruiting.net. Anghelescu, who was 16-10 playing doubles with O'Neill, will team with Minor, a 2012 Academic All-ACC performer who went 25-11 in singles and 12-7 in doubles last year. Tech's third team pairs freshmen, Kurey, an Alpharetta native who was ranked No. 4 in Georgia and No. 33 nationally by TennisRecruiting.net, and Prokhnevska, a Wilmington, Delaware, native, who TennisRecruiting.net ranked No. 1 in her home state, No. 3 in the Mid-Atlantic region and No.23 in the nation.
Harmon expects the Georgia State Invitational to answer some early questions.
"We're seeing three really good teams, three quality teams. So we'll really get a clear picture as to the level of our players right now," he said. "That's a good thing because that will give us a clear idea of things we need to focus on and practice for the rest of the semester and in getting ready for the Spring season as well. It's going to be a good test for us. The girls are looking forward to playing and I'm looking forward to getting out there, coaching them and working with them."
He's also looking forward to his team's first taste of ACC play.
"NC State is a quality ACC opponent and the ACC is going to be rough this year," Harmon said. "We know Notre Dame is coming into our conference. The ACC is going to be a rougher place to play. Which is good."
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Structure and electrochemistry of self-organized fullerene-lipid bilayer films.
Takashi Nakanishi, Makoto Morita, Hiroto Murakami, Takamasa Sagara, Naotoshi Nakashima
The unique properties of C(60)-bearing artificial lipids with three C(16) (lipid 1), C(14) (lipid 2), or C(12) (lipid 3) alkyl chains have been characterized by a variety of techniques, including (13)C NMR, UV/Vis, and FT-IR spectroscopies, differential scanning calorimetry (DSC), X-ray diffraction, and electrochemistry. The (13)C NMR and UV/Vis spectra show that the lipids 1-3 have a closed aziridine structure at a 6/6-ring junction of C(60). The DSC data reveal that cast films of 1 exhibit two endothermic peaks at temperature ranges of 35-40 degrees C (main transition) and 47-49 degrees C (subtransition) in air, water, and 0.5 M aqueous tetraethylammonium chloride solution, while cast films of 2 and 3 each display one endothermic peak at 50-57 degrees C. The results of temperature-dependent FT-IR and UV/Vis studies of cast films of 1-3, together with the above data, reveal that the main peak in the DSC thermogram of a film of 1 can be attributed to a typical phase transition as seen in lipid bilayer membranes, while the sub-endothermic peak seen with 1 and the peaks for 2 and 3 stem from a change in the orientation of the C(60) moieties. X-ray diffraction patterns of each of the cast films of 1-3 show a diffraction peak corresponding to the (001) plane, suggesting the formation of molecular bilayer membrane structures. Cyclic voltammograms and Osteryoung square-wave voltammograms obtained from cast films of 1-3 on basal plane pyrolytic graphite (BPG) electrodes show strong temperature dependences. Finally, the thermodynamics of the binding of nine different alkylammonium ions and two alkylphosphonium ions to the electrogenerated radical monoanions and dianions of 1-3 cast on electrodes is described.
Chemistry - A European Journal
Lipid bilayers
Tetraethylammonium
Membrane Lipids
Nakanishi, T., Morita, M., Murakami, H., Sagara, T., & Nakashima, N. (2002). Structure and electrochemistry of self-organized fullerene-lipid bilayer films. Chemistry - A European Journal, 8(7).
Structure and electrochemistry of self-organized fullerene-lipid bilayer films. / Nakanishi, Takashi; Morita, Makoto; Murakami, Hiroto; Sagara, Takamasa; Nakashima, Naotoshi.
In: Chemistry - A European Journal, Vol. 8, No. 7, 02.04.2002.
Nakanishi, T, Morita, M, Murakami, H, Sagara, T & Nakashima, N 2002, 'Structure and electrochemistry of self-organized fullerene-lipid bilayer films.', Chemistry - A European Journal, vol. 8, no. 7.
Nakanishi T, Morita M, Murakami H, Sagara T, Nakashima N. Structure and electrochemistry of self-organized fullerene-lipid bilayer films. Chemistry - A European Journal. 2002 Apr 2;8(7).
Nakanishi, Takashi ; Morita, Makoto ; Murakami, Hiroto ; Sagara, Takamasa ; Nakashima, Naotoshi. / Structure and electrochemistry of self-organized fullerene-lipid bilayer films. In: Chemistry - A European Journal. 2002 ; Vol. 8, No. 7.
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abstract = "The unique properties of C(60)-bearing artificial lipids with three C(16) (lipid 1), C(14) (lipid 2), or C(12) (lipid 3) alkyl chains have been characterized by a variety of techniques, including (13)C NMR, UV/Vis, and FT-IR spectroscopies, differential scanning calorimetry (DSC), X-ray diffraction, and electrochemistry. The (13)C NMR and UV/Vis spectra show that the lipids 1-3 have a closed aziridine structure at a 6/6-ring junction of C(60). The DSC data reveal that cast films of 1 exhibit two endothermic peaks at temperature ranges of 35-40 degrees C (main transition) and 47-49 degrees C (subtransition) in air, water, and 0.5 M aqueous tetraethylammonium chloride solution, while cast films of 2 and 3 each display one endothermic peak at 50-57 degrees C. The results of temperature-dependent FT-IR and UV/Vis studies of cast films of 1-3, together with the above data, reveal that the main peak in the DSC thermogram of a film of 1 can be attributed to a typical phase transition as seen in lipid bilayer membranes, while the sub-endothermic peak seen with 1 and the peaks for 2 and 3 stem from a change in the orientation of the C(60) moieties. X-ray diffraction patterns of each of the cast films of 1-3 show a diffraction peak corresponding to the (001) plane, suggesting the formation of molecular bilayer membrane structures. Cyclic voltammograms and Osteryoung square-wave voltammograms obtained from cast films of 1-3 on basal plane pyrolytic graphite (BPG) electrodes show strong temperature dependences. Finally, the thermodynamics of the binding of nine different alkylammonium ions and two alkylphosphonium ions to the electrogenerated radical monoanions and dianions of 1-3 cast on electrodes is described.",
author = "Takashi Nakanishi and Makoto Morita and Hiroto Murakami and Takamasa Sagara and Naotoshi Nakashima",
journal = "Chemistry - A European Journal",
T1 - Structure and electrochemistry of self-organized fullerene-lipid bilayer films.
AU - Nakanishi, Takashi
AU - Morita, Makoto
AU - Murakami, Hiroto
AU - Sagara, Takamasa
AU - Nakashima, Naotoshi
N2 - The unique properties of C(60)-bearing artificial lipids with three C(16) (lipid 1), C(14) (lipid 2), or C(12) (lipid 3) alkyl chains have been characterized by a variety of techniques, including (13)C NMR, UV/Vis, and FT-IR spectroscopies, differential scanning calorimetry (DSC), X-ray diffraction, and electrochemistry. The (13)C NMR and UV/Vis spectra show that the lipids 1-3 have a closed aziridine structure at a 6/6-ring junction of C(60). The DSC data reveal that cast films of 1 exhibit two endothermic peaks at temperature ranges of 35-40 degrees C (main transition) and 47-49 degrees C (subtransition) in air, water, and 0.5 M aqueous tetraethylammonium chloride solution, while cast films of 2 and 3 each display one endothermic peak at 50-57 degrees C. The results of temperature-dependent FT-IR and UV/Vis studies of cast films of 1-3, together with the above data, reveal that the main peak in the DSC thermogram of a film of 1 can be attributed to a typical phase transition as seen in lipid bilayer membranes, while the sub-endothermic peak seen with 1 and the peaks for 2 and 3 stem from a change in the orientation of the C(60) moieties. X-ray diffraction patterns of each of the cast films of 1-3 show a diffraction peak corresponding to the (001) plane, suggesting the formation of molecular bilayer membrane structures. Cyclic voltammograms and Osteryoung square-wave voltammograms obtained from cast films of 1-3 on basal plane pyrolytic graphite (BPG) electrodes show strong temperature dependences. Finally, the thermodynamics of the binding of nine different alkylammonium ions and two alkylphosphonium ions to the electrogenerated radical monoanions and dianions of 1-3 cast on electrodes is described.
AB - The unique properties of C(60)-bearing artificial lipids with three C(16) (lipid 1), C(14) (lipid 2), or C(12) (lipid 3) alkyl chains have been characterized by a variety of techniques, including (13)C NMR, UV/Vis, and FT-IR spectroscopies, differential scanning calorimetry (DSC), X-ray diffraction, and electrochemistry. The (13)C NMR and UV/Vis spectra show that the lipids 1-3 have a closed aziridine structure at a 6/6-ring junction of C(60). The DSC data reveal that cast films of 1 exhibit two endothermic peaks at temperature ranges of 35-40 degrees C (main transition) and 47-49 degrees C (subtransition) in air, water, and 0.5 M aqueous tetraethylammonium chloride solution, while cast films of 2 and 3 each display one endothermic peak at 50-57 degrees C. The results of temperature-dependent FT-IR and UV/Vis studies of cast films of 1-3, together with the above data, reveal that the main peak in the DSC thermogram of a film of 1 can be attributed to a typical phase transition as seen in lipid bilayer membranes, while the sub-endothermic peak seen with 1 and the peaks for 2 and 3 stem from a change in the orientation of the C(60) moieties. X-ray diffraction patterns of each of the cast films of 1-3 show a diffraction peak corresponding to the (001) plane, suggesting the formation of molecular bilayer membrane structures. Cyclic voltammograms and Osteryoung square-wave voltammograms obtained from cast films of 1-3 on basal plane pyrolytic graphite (BPG) electrodes show strong temperature dependences. Finally, the thermodynamics of the binding of nine different alkylammonium ions and two alkylphosphonium ions to the electrogenerated radical monoanions and dianions of 1-3 cast on electrodes is described.
JO - Chemistry - A European Journal
JF - Chemistry - A European Journal


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Q: Relative UI unit in QT Widgets QSS stylesheets My current UI doesn't use QT widgets paint and it's mostly done with QSS markup. The current styles are defined in pixels and I could not find anything in the QT documentation that allows the styles to be defined as relative unit as opposed to pixels. I would like to know if it's possible to use something relative then tie that unit to a ROOT font-size. In case I need to adjust for a particular screen size like a battery charger IOT device that has a small screen, while my main UI was designed for very large screens (27 inch monitor). So instead of me styling a button just for the IOT device, I shrink the base unit (technique similar to web responsive like REM) then everything like fonts, padding, buttons shrink proportionally. Is that something that QT supports?

A: To my knowledge vanilla Qt Widgets don't support free scaling at all. Recently high-DPI display support was added, but it only scales in fixed ratios (e.g. 1:2). There are other options to get scaling in Qt applications:

*

*Use QML (didn't try this yet myself, but it's developed with adaption to different displays in mind)

*Use QGraphicsScene with QGraphicsWidget

*Use QGraphicsScene with custom graphics objects that implement the behavior you need

*Roll your own widgets

I'd love to stand corrected on this answer - maybe in a future Qt version...?

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A 15-year-old male South Lafourche High School student has been charged with terrorizing after threatening to shoot a teacher and students last week.
The incident allegedly occurred on Wednesday, August 16, but was not reported to school administrators until Friday. Investigators learned that on Wednesday, the student threatened to shoot a teacher and other students. The teen was absent from school Friday, but investigators made contact with him at his home. He was charged with Terrorizing and placed into the Lafourche Parish Juvenile Justice Facility.
Sheriff Craig Webre said it's an unfortunate situation to have a student charged with such a serious crime, especially so early in the school year.
Lafourche Parish Schools Superintendent Jo Ann Matthews, said, "Our discipline policy calls for an expulsion recommendation from the principal. Our district expulsion committee will hear the evidence and give the accused their due process."


Teterboro Airport has been in continuous use since 1916 and was once the busiest airport in the country. In 1925, the Fokker Company opened an American subsidiary, the Atlantic Aircraft Corporation, and Teterboro-built Fokker trimotots dominated the industry for a decade. In the 1920s and 1930s, record-setting flights became a national obsession, and many of the flights originated or terminated at Teterboro Airport. In 1939, the Goodyear blimp Mayflower made daily sightseeing flights over the New Yorl City world\'s fair. In 1952, television personality Arthur Godfrey buzzed the control tower while taking off in his DC-3. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey purchased the airport in 1949 and made major investments in airport infrastructure. Today the New Jersey Aviation Hall of Fame and Museum is located at the airport.


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<?php

/*
 * This file is part of PHP CS Fixer.
 *
 * (c) Fabien Potencier <fabien@symfony.com>
 *     Dariusz Rumiński <dariusz.ruminski@gmail.com>
 *
 * This source file is subject to the MIT license that is bundled
 * with this source code in the file LICENSE.
 */

namespace PhpCsFixer\Console\Output;

use PhpCsFixer\Error\Error;
use PhpCsFixer\Linter\LintingException;
use Symfony\Component\Console\Formatter\OutputFormatter;
use Symfony\Component\Console\Output\OutputInterface;

/**
 * @author SpacePossum
 *
 * @internal
 */
final class ErrorOutput
{
    /**
     * @var OutputInterface
     */
    private $output;

    /**
     * @var bool
     */
    private $isDecorated;

    public function __construct(OutputInterface $output)
    {
        $this->output = $output;
        $this->isDecorated = $output->isDecorated();
    }

    /**
     * @param string  $process
     * @param Error[] $errors
     */
    public function listErrors($process, array $errors)
    {
        $this->output->writeln(array('', sprintf(
            'Files that were not fixed due to errors reported during %s:',
            $process
        )));

        $showDetails = $this->output->getVerbosity() >= OutputInterface::VERBOSITY_VERY_VERBOSE;
        $showTrace = $this->output->getVerbosity() >= OutputInterface::VERBOSITY_DEBUG;
        foreach ($errors as $i => $error) {
            $this->output->writeln(sprintf('%4d) %s', $i + 1, $error->getFilePath()));
            if ($showDetails) {
                $e = $error->getSource();
                if (null !== $e) {
                    $class = sprintf('[%s]', get_class($e));
                    $message = $e->getMessage();
                    $code = $e->getCode();
                    if (0 !== $code) {
                        $message .= " ($code)";
                    }

                    $length = max(strlen($class), strlen($message));
                    $lines = array(
                        '',
                        $class,
                        $message,
                        '',
                    );

                    $this->output->writeln('');

                    foreach ($lines as $line) {
                        if (strlen($line) < $length) {
                            $line .= str_repeat(' ', $length - strlen($line));
                        }

                        $this->output->writeln(sprintf('      <error>  %s  </error>', $this->prepareOutput($line)));
                    }

                    if ($showTrace && !$e instanceof LintingException) { // stack trace of lint exception is of no interest
                        $this->output->writeln('');
                        $stackTrace = $e->getTrace();
                        foreach ($stackTrace as $trace) {
                            if (isset($trace['class'], $trace['function']) && 'Symfony\Component\Console\Command\Command' === $trace['class'] && 'run' === $trace['function']) {
                                $this->output->writeln('      [ ... ]');

                                break;
                            }

                            $this->outputTrace($trace);
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }

    /**
     * @param array $trace
     */
    private function outputTrace(array $trace)
    {
        if (isset($trace['class'], $trace['type'], $trace['function'])) {
            $this->output->writeln(sprintf(
                '      <comment>%s</comment>%s<comment>%s()</comment>',
                $this->prepareOutput($trace['class']),
                $this->prepareOutput($trace['type']),
                $this->prepareOutput($trace['function'])
            ));
        } elseif (isset($trace['function'])) {
            $this->output->writeln(sprintf('      <comment>%s()</comment>', $this->prepareOutput($trace['function'])));
        }

        if (isset($trace['file'])) {
            $this->output->writeln(sprintf('        in <info>%s</info> at line <info>%d</info>', $this->prepareOutput($trace['file']), $trace['line']));
        }
    }

    /**
     * @param string $string
     *
     * @return string
     */
    private function prepareOutput($string)
    {
        return $this->isDecorated
            ? OutputFormatter::escape($string)
            : $string
        ;
    }
}

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Q: Spectral sequence for Ext If I have a morphism of schemes $f:X\rightarrow Y$ and sheaves $\mathcal F,G$ on $X$, then
is there a spectral sequence which relates the Ext-groups
$\mathrm{Ext}(f_* \mathcal F, f_*\mathcal G)$ on $Y$ and $\mathrm{Ext}(\mathcal F, \mathcal G)$ on $X$?
I should add, that if this is not possible in general, that my morphism $f$ is actually an affine morphism and that I want to compare the two $\mathrm{Ext}$-groups in any way. The first thing I thought of was a spectral sequence, but perhaps there are other ways you know.

A: Well, a useless thing to say is that in general you have the Grothendieck spectral sequence (cf answer by Matt Emerton Contravariant Grothendieck Spectral Sequence), (I'm thinking of A,B there as your $Rf_*F, Rf_*G$).
But as your morphism is affine then this does not help one bit.
I guess it's impossible a priori to give any comparison: essentially because $f_*$ and $\underline{Hom}$ aren't compatible (which, via $E^\vee \otimes F = \underline{Hom}(E,F)$ is another way of saying that $f_*$ and $\otimes$ aren't compatible).
But I would very like to be proven wrong, as I'm also similarly stuck!

A: This probably is not an "answer" since the assumptions are going to different, but still I'd like to write down what I have worked out.
Lemma  Suppose that $f: X\to Y$ is flat, then the push forward of an injective sheaf $I$ is injective.
Indeed, we need to show that $Hom_Y(-, f_*I)$ is exact. Since $f$ is flat, the pull-back functor $f^*$ is exact, so the exactness of $Hom_Y(-, f_*I)$ follows from the adjointness of $f^*$ and $f_*$.
Corollay  Suppose that $f: X\to Y$ is flat, then there is an spectral sequence
$$ Ext^p_Y(f_*\mathcal{F}, R^qf_*\mathcal{G}) \Rightarrow Ext_X^{p+q}(f^*f_*\mathcal{F}, \mathcal{G}).$$
Here we consider the two functors $f_*$ and $Hom_Y(f_*\mathcal{F}, -)$. Their composition is the functor $$\mathcal{G}\mapsto Hom_Y(f_*\mathcal{F}, f_*\mathcal{G})= Hom_X(f^*f_*\mathcal{F}, \mathcal{G}).$$  So the Corollary is a direct consequence of Grothendieck spectral sequence.
The edge morphism gives rise to a map $Ext^p_Y(f_*\mathcal{F}, f_*\mathcal{G})\to Ext^p_X(f^*f_*\mathcal{F}, \mathcal{G})$.  On the other hand, we have the adjunction map $f^*f_*\mathcal{F}\to \mathcal{F}$.  So there are maps
$$Ext^p_Y(f_*\mathcal{F}, f_*\mathcal{G})\to Ext^p_X(f^*f_*\mathcal{F}, \mathcal{G}) \leftarrow Ext^p_X(\mathcal{F}, \mathcal{G}).$$
I wonder if one can relate the two "external" terms in the above formula in general.
However, if $f$ is further assumed to be affine, then $f_*$ is exact, so the spectral sequence degenerates, and we get $Ext^p_Y(f_*\mathcal{F}, f_*\mathcal{G})= Ext^p_X(f^*f_*\mathcal{F}, \mathcal{G})$, and therefore a map $Ext^p_X(\mathcal{F}, \mathcal{G}) \to Ext^p_Y(f_*\mathcal{F}, f_*\mathcal{G})$.  Again, since $f_*$ is exact, the existence of this map is obvious from Yoneda's description of elements of $Ext^n$ as  extensions of length $n$ (It seems flatness is not needed here?).
Anyway, say $X$ is an affine algebra over a field $k$, and let $Y=Spec(k)$.  Then $Ext_Y^n(f_*\mathcal{F}, f_*\mathcal{G})=0$ for all $n>1$ since all $k$-vector spaces are injective $k$-modules.  There are certainly "lose of information" by going to the $Ext$ of the push forward.


How fun and dark and romantic. I cannot believe the brilliance some people can pull out of 33 words. Excellent little diddy.
It's all over once you give up an inch of your side of the bed. I like the buildup from subatomic to flood, avalanche to overcame. Smooth!
Ha! Wonderful little love poem.
lovely prose, great thought 🙂 Nice work.
Thank you so much, I appreciate hearing that.
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I love the image this creates of those tiny encroaching movements.
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Home made Rasam powder gives nice flavour to Rasam. This Rasam powder is easy to make and can be stored in an Airtight container.
Here I am posting 3 versions first one is roasting all Ingredients and grinding, so it is called as "Varuthu aracha podi". Second one is leaving the Ingredients to get dried in Sun and grinding and it is called as "Pachai podi". Third one is multi purpose Kuzhambu Rasam powder.
1) Heat a kadai and dry roast toor dal till light brown and transfer to plate. Next add rest of the Ingredients one by one and fry.
Curry leaves, Red chillies needs to become crisp.
Cumin seeds have to pop up.
Coriander seeds and Pepper gives nice aroma.
Hing needs to get roasted.
2) After frying transfer them transfer to same plate and leave them to cool. Now using a mixer, grind them to coarse powder.
This Rasam powder stays fresh for 2-3 weeks when stored in Airtight container.
If you want to prepare the Rasam powder in bulk and store for 6 months then you can follow this procedure.
1) Keep them in hot sun for 3 days till there is no moisture and all Ingredients should be come crisp. If you try to break red chillies it should break like papad.
2) My MIL keeps the Ingredients separately on terrace in Big stainless steel plates and close them with another stainless steel plate then keep a big stone on all plates. This way heat will enter the Ingredients through stainless steel plate also it helps to prevent dirt entering and prevent birds from eating the dal. This can be done only if you stay in a Hot place like Chennai.
3) Finally give it in Flour mill/Maavu machine and grind it.
This Rasam powder can not be ground at home and needs to be done by Maavu machine. Also we are not roasting any of the ingredients which will help to retain the flavour for a longer duration. After grinding spread this powder on paper to leave it to cool. Then store it in an airtight container.
This powder is a multi-purpose Kuzhambu rasam powder which my mom makes to use same powder to prepare both Rasam and Kuzhambu.
1) Dry roast the Ingredients separately and grind to coarse powder. Turmeric is tough to grind, so break it into pieces before roasting.
2) Leave it to cool and store in Airtight container.
This powder comes for 3-4 weeks. You can also use the same Ingredients in bulk quantity and leave it in sun instead of roasting. Then grind it in Maavu machine/Flour mill and store for months.
1) Always store the Rasam powder in Airtight container and use dry spoon to take Rasam powder.
2) If you have prepared the Rasam powder in bulk, take small portion and store separately in another airtight container for preparing Rasam. After first batch is over you can take another portion. This will help the rasam powder to stay fresh and avoid getting spoiled easily.
I was looking for this recipe.. Thanks for posting this..


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> Things to Do in Miami with Kids
Things to Do in Miami with Kids
There's Plenty to Do and See in Miami with Kids
When you think about Florida's largest city, you probably don't think about the many things to do in Miami with kids. The city is famous for its nightlife, so lots of families tend to stay away. But while you might think that Miami doesn't cater for children, there are options if you know where to look for them. Most young families head to Orlando, but there's lots of family fun to be enjoyed in Miami and Miami Beach; you just need to plan your activities in advance. If you're stuck for options, here are a few to get your started.
Don't believe the hype; fun abounds in Florida's biggest city. Whether you have toddlers or teenagers, fun and excitement is never more than a short car journey away. The city and the wider area are home to fairground attractions, exciting outdoor areas to explore, and places where kids can adventure. The great thing about many of the fun family attractions in the city is that they can be enjoyed by your children at their leisure. This leaves you to enjoy some respite from your supervisory responsibilities. Check out these exciting and fun things to do in Miami with kids.
FunDimension
Fairground rides and state-of-the-art attractions are usually associated with Orlando, Florida. However, if you're anywhere near the Wynwood area, make sure you pop by FunDimension. This is a 15,000-square-foot indoor fairground that offers children and parents alike the opportunity to do everything from ride bumper cars to play laser tag.
You and your family could easily spend an entire day here. As well as several classic fairground rides, there's a groundbreaking 7D theater which delivers sounds, tastes, smells, touch, and jaw-dropping high-definition presentations. If you simply want to relax while the children enjoy the fun, sip coffee at the Panther Coffee Shop, which has free Wi-Fi for all.
Miami probably has more pools per square mile than any other state in America. But if you visit just one with your children, make sure it's the Venetian Pool at Coral Gables. Taking a dip in this gorgeous swimming pool is like swimming with the fishes in the Mediterranean Sea. You're surrounded by ornate waterfalls, tropical trees, and classic Italian architecture - which transports you to Southern Europe in an instant.
Your children will have plenty to keep them occupied at Venetian Pool. When they're peckish, there's a large café selling classic pizzas, hot dogs, fries, and a range of quick snacks. And there's so much to explore at the pool, too. Let your children explore the different waterfalls, towers, bridges, and grottos. Play pool games as a family or swim a few laps alone; the choice is yours. Perhaps the most unique aspect of this glorious swimming pool is its water. Believe it or not, it comes from a natural, underground aquifer. And incredibly, the pool is drained and refilled every day.
Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park
For a family day out in the great outdoors, spend at least half a day at Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park. Located on the tip of Key Biscayne, the park is home to some of the most beautiful and clean beaches in America. Take a football or a baseball and play some sports on the beach as a family. Take a dip in the ocean, or simply catch some rays while enjoying the unique ambience.
There's plenty here to keep your kids occupied, too. Take the iconic Cape Florida Lighthouse, for example. This historic landmark was built in 1825 to help mariners plot their course to land while avoiding the Florida Reef. Most children love the exhilarating climb to the top of the lighthouse. If you and your family enjoy an active lifestyle, there's plenty to keep you on the go. You'll find everything from ocean kayaking to windsurfing here, as well as cycling and hiking trails if you're land-lovers. A day at Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park is lots of fun for children of all ages.
Crandon Park
If you simply want to let your kids burn off some energy and do a little exploring, there's no better place for a day of outdoor fun than Crandon Park. Crandon Park is home to one of the safest beaches in Florida. It also has its own amusement center, which features a roller rink and an antique fairground carousel. So, while the kids enjoy all the fun of the fair, the parents can get some alone time on the beach.
There's also a wonderful array of nature to be discovered at Crandon Park. As well as the sea life and bird life on show, the nature center offers a close look at a fossilized mangrove reef. And you and your children can spend a while exploring a large selection of indigenous reptiles. If you're feeling energetic, rent a family bike and take a ride around the entire park - there's room for two peddlers and two seated passengers.
Educational options with Kids
If you're in search of educational things to do in Miami with kids, you're truly spoilt for choice. This part of Florida is littered with examples of outstanding natural beauty that can teach kids a lot about the natural world. The biggest draw is the Everglades, which is just an hour's drive from the center of Miami. But don't forget the miles of stunning coastline, which are home to dunes, reefs, and a multitude of sea life. Miami also has more than its fair share of museums, each delivering its own unique insights and educational tours.
Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science
Located in the Downtown area of Miami, the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science is a huge installation. The museum features four sub-locations: the Aquarium, the North Wing, the West Wing, and the Frost Planetarium. The museum is packed with interactive exhibits, all designed to educate people of all ages on the wonders of science. Attractions such as "Feathers to the Stars" and "River of Grass" deliver fascinating insights into the natural world. But perhaps the most popular attraction for children is the "MeLab." This interactive exhibit teaches people about their health and how their bodies work.
It doesn't matter when you're in town, as the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science is open 365 days a year. You can visit each of the four installations separately, or buy an all-in-one ticket for around 30 USD, or 20 USD for children. Children under three get in free. Your children will be given their own mobile device as they enter, which is used to deliver interesting facts about science and a fun scavenger-hunt game.
Miami Children's Museum
A lot of children these days don't know a world without video games, the Internet, and gadgetry. Taking them to the Miami Children's Museum should teach them how children used to play. Located on the causeway opposite Jungle Island, the museum building itself is something of a local landmark. Step inside, and you're transported to an interactive world of toys that includes a two-story sandcastle, an exhibition of historic Teddy bears, and a working television studio. Children are encouraged to take part in a wide range of games and interactive exhibits, so let their imaginations run free.
Safari Edventure
Want your children to learn about wildlife? Take them to Safari Edventure at Redlands. This five-acre oasis of wildlife is home to more than 120 animals. Most can be viewed from a distance, but a few - including huge snakes - can be picked up by you and your children. Particularly popular is the sloth exhibit. These friendly, docile creatures can sit on your shoulder for a selfie, or simply entertain you with their adorable eyes. Your kids also get the opportunity to feed pot-bellied pigs and lemurs. Make no mistake, this place is fun, but there's also a very strong educational element to a day at Safari Edventure.
Zoo Miami is one of the most humane and progressive public zoos in the world. There are very few walls here, and no cages or aggressive fences. Spread across more than 900 acres, the zoo is home to giraffes, apes, monkeys, tigers, camels, elephants, and just about every species of wild animal you could mention. For smaller children, there's a petting zoo and a few fairground rides. There are also some great shows you can enjoy as a family, including Dr. Wilde's World and several exciting presentations in the amphitheater.
Cheap Things to Do with Kids
Miami is a billionaire's playground, and home to some of the most expensive real estate in the world. But you don't need to be the CEO of a huge multinational corporation to give your children some great experiences in this part of Florida. In fact, some of the best things to do in Miami with kids are completely free - and here are three of the best.
Spend the day at Matheson Hammock Park
If you simply want to spend some quality time with your family in the great outdoors, the perfect location is Matheson Hammock Park. Play games on the beach or take a swim in an artificial atoll pool that is protected from the indigenous sharks of Florida's Atlantic coast. There's also a busy marina packed with private fishing vessels, some of which offer private charter trips. To save money, take some beach games and a picnic; the rest is absolutely free. If you're taking your car, however, there's a charge of around 6 USD for parking.
Spending some time at Wynwood Walls with your family provides you with both a cheap and educational day out in Miami. Located in Wynwood, this outdoor museum showcases the very best street art in America. This place is home to more than 40 original murals, created especially for the museum by acclaimed artists such as Ryan McGuinness, Kenny Scharf, and Shepard Fairey.
Wynwood Walls is an attraction you and your children can explore at your own pace. Instead of canvases, art is displayed on buildings and purpose-built walls. Follow the trails, and take lots of photos and selfies as you go. When you're done, enjoy some fresh seafood at the Wynwood Kitchen & Bar. But lunch is all you'll need to pay for here, as admission to Wynwood Walls is completely free.
Grapeland Water Park
There's no better - or more fun - way to cool off in the hot, Miami sun than by spending a few hours at Grapeland Water Park in Grapeland Heights. You'll find slides, pools, and a range of fun water features that will keep the children occupied for hours. Among the most popular attractions at the park are a lazy river, a splash area with a pirate theme, and a wading pool for toddlers. If you have older kids in your family, there's also a selection of adrenaline-fueled thrill slides that get the heart racing.
This very popular water park is only open between June and the end of August. However, children get in for the day from just 7 USD, and that's not a lot to pay for so many water-based attractions.
Miami Children's Theater
Located in the Kendall area of Miami, the Miami Children's Theater is the perfect place to take in a show. Ticket prices are often less than 10 USD, and for that price you get a professionally produced show featuring some very talented local children. Most of the shows are musicals, so the theater company is a great option if you're looking for some light entertainment during a hot afternoon. If your children want to audition, they're very welcome to do so - and they'll probably get a part in the production, too! As well as the main Kendall location, there are theaters in Miami Beach and Coral Gables.
You Won't Be Lost
Don't believe the hype: There's more to Miami than nightclubs and waterfront mansions. If you're looking for fun days out and things to do in Miami with kids, there are lots of options for various budgets and children of all ages. Whether you're enjoying a leisurely day in one of the city's parks or learning about local wildlife at one of Miami's museums, memorable family experiences are found at every turn.
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Friedrich Karl Schumann (* 15. Juni 1886 in Meßkirch; † 21. Mai 1960 in Münster) war ein deutscher evangelischer Theologe und Universitätsprofessor.

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Der Sohn eines Pastors besuchte Gymnasien in Wertheim und Lörrach. Nach der Abiturprüfung im Jahre 1903 studierte er Theologie und Philosophie in Basel, Berlin, Greifswald und Heidelberg; die Abschlussprüfungen legte er 1908 in Karlsruhe ab. Nach dem Militärdienst 1909/10 war Schumann Stadtvikar in Mannheim und begann seine Dissertation Religion und Wirklichkeit. Mit ihr wurde er 1913 an der Universität Greifswald bei Johannes Rehmke zum Dr. phil. promoviert. Von 1914 bis 1924 wirkte Schumann als Pfarrer in Triberg im Schwarzwald. Während des Ersten Weltkriegs war er Felddivisionspfarrer, ausgezeichnet mit dem Eisernen Kreuz. 1923 promovierte Schumann an der Eberhard-Karls-Universität Tübingen zum Dr. theologiae. Nach seiner Habilitation an dieser Universität im darauffolgenden Jahr war er zunächst Privatdozent. Ab 1928 lehrte er an der Tübinger Universität als außerordentlicher Professor. 1929 erhielt er dann einen Ruf an die Universität Gießen und lehrte schließlich ab 1932 als Ordinarius in Halle systematische und praktische Theologie.

Nachdem er von 1919 bis 1933 Mitglied der DNVP war, trat Friedrich Karl Schumann im Frühjahr 1933 der NSDAP (Mitgliedsnummer 2.255.336) und den Deutschen Christen bei. Von Juli bis November 1933 gehörte er der sogenannten "Einstweiligen Leitung der DEK" (Deutschen Evangelischen Kirche) an und war in dieser Funktion an der Ausarbeitung einer neuen Verfassung der Evangelischen Kirche Deutschlands beteiligt. Auf der Veranstaltung zum Bekenntnis der Professoren an den deutschen Universitäten und Hochschulen zu Adolf Hitler und dem nationalsozialistischen Staat gehörte er am 11. November 1933 neben Martin Heidegger, Wilhelm Pinder und Ferdinand Sauerbruch zu den Rednern. Unter dem Eindruck der sogenannten "Sportpalastkundgebung" der Deutschen Christen am 13. November 1933 wandte Schumann sich wieder von den Deutschen Christen ab und vertrat in der Folgezeit eine zwischen der Bekennenden Kirche und den Deutschen Christen vermittelnde Position.

1945 wurde Schumann auf Betreiben der sowjetischen Besatzungsmacht entlassen, aber 1946 entnazifiziert. 1945/46 war er Mitglied der "Vorläufigen Geistlichen Leitung der Kirchenprovinz Sachsen" und leitete als Landespfarrer im Konsistorium Magdeburg das theologische Amt. 1947 wurde der Theologe zum Leiter der neu gegründeten Evangelischen Forschungsakademie Christophorusstift im westfälischen Hemer berufen. Zugleich lehrte er ab 1951 als Honorarprofessor, später als sogenannter entpflichteter Ordinarius an der Westfälischen Wilhelms-Universität Münster, wo er 1955 emeritiert wurde.

Schumann wurde von den Universitäten Basel (1929) und Debrecen (1938) zum Doktor der Theologie ehrenhalber (Dr. theol. h. c.) ernannt und gehörte seit 1955 der vom nordrhein-westfälischen Ministerpräsidenten Karl Arnold ins Leben gerufenen "Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Forschung des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen", der späteren Rheinisch-Westfälischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, und seit 1958 dem Kuratorium der Forschungsstätte der Evangelischen Studiengemeinschaft (FEST) in Heidelberg an. Als Autor verfasste der Theologe mehrere Bücher zur Rechtfertigungslehre, zum kirchlichen Amtsverständnis und zu Mythos und Technik.

Friedrich Karl Schumann war seit 1913 verheiratet mit Else Schumann, geb. Ehrich (1889–1972) aus Basel/CH. Aus dieser Ehe gingen drei Söhne hervor. Sein jüngster Sohn Johannes-Peter Schumann (1928–2006) wurde ebenfalls Theologe und hatte von 1977 bis 1992 als Superintendent das leitende geistliche Amt im evangelischen Kirchenkreis Vlotho (Amtssitz in Bad Oeynhausen) inne.

Schriften (Auswahl)
Der Gottesgedanke und der Zerfall der Moderne. Mohr Siebeck, Tübingen 1929.
Um Kirche und Lehre. Gesammelte Aufsätze und Vorträge. Kohlhammer, Stuttgart 1936.
Zur Überwindung des Säkularismus in der Wissenschaft (= Glaube und Forschung, 1). Freizeiten-Verlag, Gladbeck 1949.
Wort und Wirklichkeit. Ein Beitrag zur Frage der Entmythologisierung der neutestamentlichen Botschaft (Schriften des theologischen Konvents Augsburgischen Bekenntnisses). Lutherisches Verlagshaus, Berlin 1951.
als Hrsg. in Verbindung mit Wilhelm Menn & Wilhelm Schüßler: Europa in evangelischer Sicht. Evangelisches Verlagswerk, Stuttgart 1953.
als Hrsg. mit Hans Dombois: Weltliche und kirchliche Eheschliessung. Beiträge zur Frage des Eheschliessungsrechtes (= Glaube und Forschung, 6). Freizeiten-Verlag, Gladbeck 1953.
Wort und Gestalt. Gesammelte Aufsätze. Luther-Verlag, Witten 1956.
Mythos und Technik. Westdeutscher Verlag, Köln/Opladen 1958.
Reformatorisches und römisch-katholisches Verständnis der Rechtfertigung. Fragmente einer nachgelassenen Vorlesung. Lutherisches Verlagshaus, Berlin 1969.
Wort und Wirklichkeit. Gesammelte Aufsätze und kleinere Schriften, hg. von Karl Heinrich Rengstorf und Dieter Schumann. Lutherisches Verlagshaus, Berlin/Hamburg 1971. ISBN 3785903804

Literatur
 Henrik Eberle: Die Martin-Luther-Universität in der Zeit des Nationalsozialismus. Mitteldeutscher Verlag, Halle 2002, S. 282. ISBN 3-89812-150-X
 Jan Rohls, Protestantische Theologie der Neuzeit, Bd. 2: Das 20. Jahrhundert. Mohr Siebeck, Tübingen 1997, S. 289 u. 389. ISBN 978-3161466441
 Eckhard Lessing, Geschichte der deutschsprachigen evangelischen Theologie von Albrecht Ritschl bis zur Gegenwart, Bd. 2: 1918–1945. Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, Göttingen 2004, S. 71–75. ISBN 978-3525569542

Weblinks
Rede am 11. November 1933, Wahlaufruf für Hitler* Deutscher Teil in Frakturschrift, und in 4 weiteren Sprachen

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Evangelischer Theologe (20. Jahrhundert)
Hochschullehrer (Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg)
Hochschullehrer (Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität)
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NSDAP-Mitglied
Korporierter im Wingolf
Korporierter im Falkensteinerbund
Deutscher
Geboren 1886
Gestorben 1960
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ABBOTT PARK, Ill., Feb. 7, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Abbott (NYSE: ABT) announced today the FreeStyle LibreLink app is now available in Europe for use with compatible smartphones2 (both iPhone and Android). People with diabetes living in Europe and using the FreeStyle® Libre system3 are now able to access glucose data directly from their smartphones, eliminating the need to carry the separate FreeStyle Libre reader4 (a handheld device used to scan the FreeStyle Libre sensor to get a glucose result). Since 2015 the app offering for the FreeStyle Libre system was only available for Android users but now the FreeStyle LibreLink app is also compatible with iPhone.
Utilizing their phone's near-field communication (NFC), the FreeStyle LibreLink app enables users to hold their smartphone near their FreeStyle Libre sensor to capture and view their real-time glucose levels, their eight-hour glucose history, and how their glucose is currently changing; and easily add notes to track food, insulin use, medication and exercise.
"We're committed to bringing life-changing technology and tools to liberate people from the many hassles of diabetes management," said Jared Watkin, senior vice president, Diabetes Care, Abbott. "The FreeStyle LibreLink app is a digital health tool that integrates glucose data directly on a smartphone so everything is all in one place. This is another step forward in making glucose monitoring seamlessly fit into a patient's daily lifestyle -- helping them live a fuller, healthier life."
Customers using the FreeStyle LibreLink app will have access to several updates and new features in comparison to the FreeStyle Libre reader4, including: a larger, high-resolution display, text-to-speech capabilities for glucose readings (when enabled), the ability to log smaller doses of insulin (0.1 unit versus 0.5 units), and support for 26 languages. While the app can replace the reader4, the two can also be used in combination with each other3.
LibreView5 is a secure, cloud-based diabetes management system that enables the patient to share their glucose insights with their healthcare provider.
LibreLinkUp6 is an app that enables caregivers of people living with diabetes in Europe to remotely monitor their loved ones' glucose readings.
Abbott's FreeStyle LibreLink app is available free of charge for both iPhone and Android, initially in 12 European countries including Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Netherlands, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.
Abbott is aiming to provide a mobile app solution for FreeStyle Libre users outside of Europe, based on in-country regulatory approvals.
Abbott's FreeStyle Libre system is designed to change how people with diabetes measure their glucose levels and ultimately help them achieve better health outcomes7,8. The system reads glucose levels through a sensor that can be worn on the back of the upper arm for up to 14 days, eliminating the need for routine finger pricks9. In addition, no finger prick calibration is needed—a key differentiator from current continuous glucose monitoring systems.
1 Use of the FreeStyle LibreLink app requires registration with LibreView, a service provided by Abbott and Newyu, Inc.
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UNHCR Nansen Refugee Award 2021 (up to USD $150,000)
Applications are open for the UNHCR Nansen Refugee Award 2021. Each year, UNHCR searches for extraordinary persons who go beyond the call of duty in supporting refugees, internally displaced and stateless people. Nominate now if you know of an inspirational individual or group making a difference.
The 2020 laureate is Ms. Mayerlín Vergara Pérez – known as Maye – a human rights activist, campaigner and the Caribbean Regional Coordinator for the Renacer Foundation, a non-governmental organization in Colombia that has been working for decades to eradicate the sexual exploitation of children and adolescents, many of whom are refugees. Ms. Pérez was honoured during the UNHCR's Nansen Refugee Award first ever virtual ceremony on 5 October for her outstanding work, towards the eradication of sexual exploitation and other gender-based violence of children and adolescents.
The laureate receives USD $150,000 to invest in their humanitarian work.
Additionally, four regional winners from each global region are selected and honoured with a certificate.
Any individual, group of people or organization that has displayed extraordinary humanitarian work on behalf of refugees, displaced or stateless peoples is eligible to be nominated.
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Sadeghi, Saeid, Department of Industrial Engineering, Islamic Azad University Ilam, Iilam, Iran (Iran, Islamic Republic of)
Sadeghi Ataabadi, Mahmood
Sadeqi, Vajihe, 1- Shahid Sadoghi University of Medical Science, Yazd 2- Islamic Azad university-Tehran, North Branch, Tehran (Iran, Islamic Republic of)
Saeidimehr, saied
Safari, Hossein, Department of Health Economics and Management, School of Public Health, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran. (Iran, Islamic Republic of)
Safari, Mahdi (Iran, Islamic Republic of)
Safari, Shahram, Department of Occupational Health Engineering, School Of Health, Isfahan University of Medical Sciences, Isfahan, IR Iran
Sai, E.Sri
Saidaiah, M.
Sajjadi, Seyed Ali, Department of Environmental Health Engineering, School of Public Health, Gonabad University of Medical Science, Gonabad, Iran. (Iran, Islamic Republic of)
Sajjadi, Seyed Ali, Department of Environmental Health Engineering, School of Public Health, Social Development & Health Promotion Research Center, Gonabad University of Medical Sciences, Gonabad, Iran
Sakhaei, Fazeleh sadat
Salehi, Ali, Department of Environmental Health Engineering, Division in Food Safety and Hygiene, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran (Iran, Islamic Republic of)
Salehzadeh, Aref, Hamadan University of Medical Sciences (Iran, Islamic Republic of)
Salehzadeh, Aref, Department of Medical Entomology and Vector Control, School of Medicine, Hamadan University of Medical Sciences, Hamadan, Iran (Iran, Islamic Republic of)
Salimi, Sajad
Salmani, Elham Rahmanpour
Salmani, Elham Rahmanpour, Environmental Health Engineering, Graduated from Mashhad University of Medical Sciences, Mashhad, Iran (Iran, Islamic Republic of)
Salmanzadeh, Sh.
Samani, Somaieh, Department of HSE, Islamic Azad University, Zahedan, IR Iran (Iran, Islamic Republic of)
Samarghandi, Mohammd Reza, Department of Environmental Engineering, School of Public Health, Hamadan University of Medical Sciences, Hamadan, Iran (Iran, Islamic Republic of)
Sanaei, Daryoush, Department of Environmental Health Engineering, Division in Environmental Health Engineering, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran
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Sarafraz, Mansour, Department of Environmental Health Engineering, Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran (Iran, Islamic Republic of)
Sarhadi, Akbar
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Sehat, Mojtaba
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public interface HeaderElement

One element of an HTTP header value consisting of
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          Returns header element name.

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getParameter(int index)

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getParameterByName(String name)

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getValue()

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getName

String getName()

Returns header element name.

Returns:
header element name

getValue

String getValue()

Returns header element value.

Returns:
header element value

getParameters

NameValuePair[] getParameters()

Returns an array of name / value pairs.

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array of name / value pairs

getParameterByName

NameValuePair getParameterByName(String name)

Returns the first parameter with the given name.

Parameters:
name - parameter name

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name / value pair

getParameterCount

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What To Eat For Your Post Workout Meal.
Post workout meal tips. Recovering the muscle after an intense workout.
Each recovery meal should contain, carbohydrates and protein.
To speed up recovery after your workouts, try supplementing vitamin C.
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Making smoothies are also great options for post workouts.
You could mix a scoop of whey powder, with a little peanut butter and a banana and have a really tasty recovery meal that's quick and simple to make.
Having a blender really does come in handy, and is very useful for recovery meals. Having your food blended like this, makes it easier on the digestive system and can allow for your body to easily absorb the nutrients instead of focusing its attention on breaking the food down.
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Four more Naruto characters join the fray.
Boruto Uzumaki, Gaara, Kaguya Ootsutsuki, and Kakashi Hatake from Naruto will be playable in Jump Force, the latest issue of Weekly Jump reveals.
Jump Force is due out for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on February 14 in Japan, and PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on February 15 in the Americas and Europe. An open beta is planned for January 18 to 20.


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Protects and serves the public by educating its citizens on highway safety and enforcement of laws governing traffic, motor vehicles, and commercial carriers.
State Law Enforcement Division (SLED)
Provides manpower and technical assistance to law enforcement agencies to assist with investigations on behalf of the Governor and Attorney General.
The state's chief criminal prosecutor and legal officer.
Department of Corrections (DOC)
Protects citizens by confining offenders in controlled facilities.
Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ)
Treatment and rehabilitative agency for the state's juvenile offenders.
Department of Probation, Parole, and Pardon Services (PPP)
Prepares offenders for becoming productive members of the community and assists the victims of crimes, the courts, and the Parole Board.
Forestry Law Enforcement
Agency is responsible for enforcing laws about forest fires and timber transaction crime.
Protects, promotes, enhances, and nurtures the forest lands of South Carolina.
State Fire Marshal (LLR)
The Office of State Fire Marshal has a regulatory responsibility to ensure compliance with state fire safety regulations.
Public Safety State Organizations
Buckle Up South Carolina
Safety belt laws, enforcement zones, online reporting, facts, and statistics.
Bureau of Protective Services
Provides security for public officials and state government facilities.
Crime Victim Ombudsman
An impartial third party who attempts to ensure that all crime victims are served justly, equitably, and fairly by South Carolina's criminal justice organizations.
Criminal Justice Academy
Provides basic training for all law enforcement, detention, and telecommunications officers.
Emergency Traffic Network
Evacuation routes, recommended disaster supplies, and family disaster plans, lane reversals, and more.
Information and application procedures for state constables.
SC Safe Home
Offers grants for South Carolinians to strengthen their homes against the damaging effects of high winds from hurricanes and severe storms.
Sober or Slammer
A statewide DUI enforcement and public information and education campaign whose goal is to reduce alcohol-related collisions, injuries, and fatalities through a decrease in impaired driving.
Domestic Violence Help and Information
Find shelters, domestic violence programs, or call for help.
Public Safety Federal Agencies
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms
Nationwide law enforcement for firearms, explosives, alcohol, and tobacco.
Emergency preparedness, travel, immigration, threats, and protection. Includes Ready.Gov, a terrorism preparation site.
Enforces controlled substance laws.
Facts, investigations, intelligence, reports, and publications.
National emergency management services.
U.S. Secret Service
Protects the President and Vice President, their families, heads of state, and other designated individuals and facilities.
U.S. Attorney's Office for District of South Carolina
Criminal appeals and prosecution, state government representation and legal advice, and fraud investigation.
Border security, imports, exports, and travel.
U.S. Marshals
Judicial and witness security, prisoner services, and criminal asset forfeiture.