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Q: Kafka is not restarting - cleared logs, disk space. Restarted but it turns off again and again We are a talent system and have installed Zookeeper and Kafka on our AWS instance to send our requests to the core engine to get matches.
On our UI we are getting the error:

NoBrokersAvailable

and when we check Kafka is down. We restart it and it's still down. We checked for the logs and cleared it and also we checked cleared disk space.
Still the same problem of Kafka not starting. What should we do?


Born in Montreal in 1923, Jean-Paul Riopelle studied at the École Polytechnique (1941) and at the École des beaux-arts de Montréal (1942-1944), attending Paul-Émile Borduas' workshop and joining the Automatistes group with whom he signed the "Refus Global" manifesto in 1948. In the late 1940s, he also settled in France where he briefly entertained ties with members of the Surrealist movement. These experiences had considerable impact on Riopelle's early practice, in which he developed a unique visual language based on spontaneous gesture and repetition, creating beautiful abstract works by throwing colorful spurts of paint in filament-like marks that embrace the entire pictorial surface.
During the first half of the 1950s, he graduated to a mature style, working a thick impasto from paint applied directly from the tube and shaped with a spatula in an "all-over" fashion that suggested parallels with Abstract Expressionism. Rendering large-scale paintings that incorporated captivating contrasts and textures in mosaic-like compositions, Riopelle quickly gained international notoriety. Starting in the late 1960s, he started spending more time in Canada, eventually returning to Quebec. His work from the 1970s and 1980s is marked by a gradual return to representative forms inspired by the animal theme, and by the artist's adoption of a new technique based on the use of stencils and aerosol paint.
One of Canada's most prominent artists, Jean-Paul Riopelle distinguished himself amongst his contemporaries and his art continues to draw international attention today. He received an honorable mention from the Guggenheim International Award in 1958, participated in the Venice Biennale (1952, 1954, 1962) and the São Paulo Biennale (1955). Major solo exhibitions of his work were presented at the Kölnischer Kunstverein in Cologne (1958), the National Gallery of Canada (1963) and the Musée du Québec (1967). In 1982, The Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal hosted "Jean-Paul Riopelle : peintures 1946-1977", an exhibition organized by the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris and by the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec. In 1991, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts also organized a major retrospective of the artist's work which then travelled to the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg. Riopelle received several honorary degrees, notably those delivered by the University of Manitoba (1972) and by McGill University (1968). He was made Companion of the Order of Canada (1969) and won the prestigious Prix Paul-Émile Borduas (1981) as well as the Grand Prix de la Ville de Paris (1985). Riopelle died on March 12, 2002 in Île-aux-Grues, Québec, at the age of 78.
The only fountain-sculpture made by Riopelle (1923−2002), La Joute, 1969-1970 (cast circa 1974) is an imposing sculptural grouping located in the Quartier international de Montréal. Initially installed at Montréal's Olympic Park for the 1976 summer Olympic Games, La Joute has stood, since 2004, in the square dedicated to the artist. The 30 elements that surround the "Tower of Life" depict various animal and mythological figures that marked this great artist's childhood and imagination, including the Owl, the Fish, the Bear and the Dog. Since it was reinstalled, the work has included a circle of fire, as Riopelle originally envisioned. During evenings from mid-May to mid-October, flames rise in a fantastic show of mist and light.
* Renovation work is underway on the La Joute sculpture. Through July 20, 2018, the sculpture's appearance may be altered.


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Islamists Targeted Bataclan Club in Paris Due to Jewish Owners – 110 Dead
by Jim Hoft November 14, 2015
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The Bataclan Theater was built in 1864 by the architect Charles Duval.
Ba-ta-clan is the title of an operetta (1855) by Jacques Offenbach (1819-1880), born Jakob Offenbach in Köln, Germany.
Offenbach was Jewish.
Islamic terrorists may have targeted Bataclan Club in Paris Friday due to its Jewish owners.
At least 100 people were slaughtered at Bataclan Friday by Islamic extremists.
Hat Tip Dana Loesch
Islamists wearing kaffiyehs protested the club in 2008 at a gala for Israeli Border Police.
Times of Israel reported:
French magazine Le Point says the Bataclan theater has for years been the target of anti-Zionist groups as its Jewish owners often put on pro-Israel events.
The publication quotes a member of the extremist group Army of Islam, who told French security services in 2011 that, "We had planned an attack against the Bataclan because its owners are Jews."
The Eagles of Death Metal, the band performing at the theater when the attacks began, played in Tel Aviv's Barby club in July.

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Borgo Palmentino, Umbria
Bedrooms 13 (26 guests permitted)
Borgo Palmentino
Perugia, Umbria
13 En-suite
The rustic, Borgo Palmentino hamlet is situated amidst the relaxing rolling countryside, just 3 km from a small town in the region of Perugia and very close to Tuscan boarder. Nestled comfortably into the green heart of Italy, the property dates back over 500 years, has recently been renovated but has kept the original feeling of the historical building while welcoming all modern facilities.
The entire property provides absolute peace and quiet: it feels private and yet is within easy reach of the attractive Perugia and Assisi villages and offers some unique view on the surrounding green hills of Umbria. The houses are filled with light while rooms have beamed ceilings and windows overlooking the park with olive groves and pomegranate trees. The interior is airy and spacious and has been decorated in a classical style.
The hamlet comprises 5 independent apartments sharing 6.5 hectares of landscaped gardens, exterior living spaces with dining and seating areas, a swimming pool, a tennis court, a pool house with a sauna and a chapel (not sacred) as well as a clubhouse for meetings, breakfasts and events. The 5 apartments are fully equipped with air conditioning, WiFi and are equipped.
Borgo Palmentino also comes with a dedicated and professional team to look after you. The estate is truly a place to celebrate events where each guests can also find peace and privacy.
Borgo Palmentino has the advantage of being situated in an area where the simple pleasures of country living embrace art, history and architecture offering wonderful food and wine in nearby towns throughout the two adjoining regions of Lazio and Tuscany. Florence and Rome are within two hours drive of the estate and Siena, Arezzo, Assisi, Gubbio, Todi and Orvieto are all close-by. The region's capital city Perugia is just twenty minutes away and offers a wealth of cultural activities that include opera and the famous Umbria Jazz and Eurochocolate festivals. Other spectacular hilltop towns include Cortona and Preggio, the latter with its annual classical music festival, as well as the annual Montone Film Festival which attracts an international audience.
The Umbria region is exquisite, mystical, peaceful, and best of all, unspoiled. Centrally located, this once landlocked region of Italy is often referred to as the green heart of the country and it is an especially verdant region of mountains, rolling green hills, forests, tumbling rivers, lush farmland, hiking trails, vineyards and awe inspiring and time transporting views. Out of Umbria come extraordinary and highly regarded wines, both red and white, olive oils, exquisite truffles, first rate prosciutto, sausages and other pork products, honeys, cheeses - and much more.
Lot Size: 6.5 hectares Interior Area Size: 1200 m²
THE CYPRESS APARTMENT (Sleeps 6)
Bedroom 1: First floor bedroom with two single beds, A/C, heating, WiFi and en-suite bathroom with shower, vanity and WC. 2 guests maximum.
Bedroom 2: Second floor bedroom with a queen-size bed, A/C, heating, WiFi and en-suite bathroom with bathtub, vanity and WC. 2 guests maximum.
Bedroom 3: Second floor bedroom with two single beds, A/C, heating, WiFi and en-suite bathroom with shower, vanity and WC. 2 guests maximum.
THE LEMON GROVE COTTAGE (Sleeps 2)
Bedroom 4: Ground floor bedroom with a queen-size bed, A/C, heating, WiFi and en-suite bathroom with bathtub, vanity and WC. 2 guests maximum.
PICCOLO COTTAGE (Sleeps 6)
Bedroom 5: Ground floor bedroom with a queen-size bed, A/C, heating, WiFi and adjacent bathroom with bathtub, vanity and WC. 2 guests maximum.
Bedroom 6: Ground floor bedroom with a double bed, A/C, heating, WiFi and en-suite bathroom with shower, vanity and WC. 2 guests maximum.
Bedroom 7: First floor bedroom with a queen-size bed, A/C, heating, WiFi and en-suite bathroom with bathtub, vanity and WC. 2 guests maximum.
GYNEASTAE APARTMENT (Sleeps 8)
Bedroom 9: First floor bedroom with a queen-size bed, A/C, heating, WiFi and shared bathroom with bathtub, shower, vanity and WC. 2 guests maximum.
Bedroom 10: First floor bedroom with a queen-size bed, A/C, heating, WiFi and shared bathroom with bathtub, shower, vanity and WC. 2 guests maximum.
Bedroom 11: Second floor bedroom with a queen-size bed, A/C, heating, WiFi and en-suite bathroom with bathtub, vanity and WC. 2 guests maximum.
OLIVES APARTMENT (Sleeps 4)
Bedroom 12: First floor bedroom with a queen-size bed, A/C, heating, WiFi and en-suite bathroom with bathtub, vanity and WC. 2 guests maximum.
Bedroom 13: First floor bedroom with two single beds, A/C, heating, WiFi and en-suite bathroom with shower, vanity and WC. 2 guests maximum.
Interior Bedrooms
Private Chapel
TV - Satellite
Voltage - 220
Housekeeping: Mid week maid service
Check In / Check Out: 4pm - 7pm / 8:30am
Damage Deposit: 20% of the rental rate by wire transfer
Advanced Provisioning Allowance (APA) is required prior to arrival. This deposit has a value between 20% and 60% of the Gross Rental Price.
Rates set in Euros. Prices in other currencies my fluctuate.
Cancellation Policy: For cancellations greater than 116 days prior to arrival, 50% of the gross rental is forfeited. For cancellation between 115 to 71 days of arrival, 80% of gross rental is forfeited. Cancellation 70 days or less, 100% of gross rental is forfeited.
Mandatory Fee for Travel Planning and Local Taxes: €1020 per week
2022 Jan 7 to May 1 January 7, 2022 - May 1, 2022 (4 night minimum) 13 $2,644.20 $18,509.40
2022 May 1 to Jun 26 May 1, 2022 - June 26, 2022 (7 night minimum) 13 $2,678.10 $18,746.70
2022 Jun 26 to Aug 28 June 26, 2022 - August 28, 2022 (7 night minimum) 13 $3,192.25 $22,345.75
2022 Aug 28 to Oct 2 August 28, 2022 - October 2, 2022 (7 night minimum) 13 $2,678.10 $18,746.70
2022 Oct 2 to Dec 21 October 2, 2022 - December 21, 2022 (4 night minimum) 13 $2,644.20 $18,509.40
2022 Dec 21 to 2023 Jan 7 December 21, 2022 - January 7, 2023 (7 night minimum) 13 $3,192.25 $22,345.75
2022 Jan 7 to May 1 January 7, 2022 - May 1, 2022 (4 night minimum)
Bedrooms: 13
2022 May 1 to Jun 26 May 1, 2022 - June 26, 2022 (7 night minimum)
2022 Jun 26 to Aug 28 June 26, 2022 - August 28, 2022 (7 night minimum)
2022 Aug 28 to Oct 2 August 28, 2022 - October 2, 2022 (7 night minimum)
2022 Oct 2 to Dec 21 October 2, 2022 - December 21, 2022 (4 night minimum)
2022 Dec 21 to 2023 Jan 7 December 21, 2022 - January 7, 2023 (7 night minimum)
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Home From the Magazine Early Boy Special
Early Boy Special
Warren-based Big Boy finds new footing after 81 years of burgers and Americana.
Stephanie Shenouda
On A Roll: Big Boy Restaurants International in Warren has 2,500 employees in Michigan who work at 82 locations, the bulk of which are restaurant locations. The company also operates a space at Ford Field in Detroit, and recently added a food truck.
Between diners, Coney islands, and fast-casual favorites, hungry Michiganders face no shortage of options when it comes to familiar, affordable eats. Kieth Sirois, CEO of Big Boy Restaurants International in Warren, thinks it's a combination of nostalgia, handcrafted recipes, and their special sauce that has kept customers coming back to the old-fashioned diner for more than eight decades.
Founded in 1936 in Glendale, Calif. by Bob Wian, Big Boy had 1,000 individual locations nationwide at its peak in the 1960s. As traditional diners faced more competition and fell out of favor, customers flocked to glitzier establishments, and the number of locations fell. Today, Big Boy has around 90 individual restaurants.
After being acquired by Marriott Corp. in 1967, followed by a Michigan franchisee headed up by Fred, John, and Louis Elias (aka Elias Brothers), the company was moved to Warren. Over time, the business faltered, and it entered bankruptcy in 2000. The chain was sold to Robert Liggett Jr., who maintains ownership today and serves as chairman.
While Big Boy's menu has evolved since Bob Wian served his first burger, Sirois says the company's commitment to locally sourced and freshly prepared food is a crucial aspect of the brand's success. All of the meat, fresh produce, and bread used in the restaurants is purchased from Detroit's Eastern Market and from retailers in Hamtramck.
"Most things that we source, we try to keep it local — and obviously, Eastern Market has a great local footprint with fresh produce, bread, and meat," Sirois says. "What we don't source from Eastern Market, we make in our commissary. So if you come into Big Boy, all of our soups, sauces, salad dressings, pie fillings, pie shells, strawberry glaze, and all of our syrups are made in Warren. We even make our own mayonnaise."
While burgers play a huge role in the menu at Big Boy, Sirois says the company is the most popular choice for breakfast among Michiganders.
"We're the largest single-family diner in the state," he says. "Bob Evans has 46 restaurants in the state, but the other major players in our category — Denny's, IHOP, Cracker Barrel, and Bob Evans — don't have as strong a foothold in Michigan, probably because of how many Big Boys there are."
The company is currently in the process of paring down its 172-item menu to deliver faster cook times, lower wait times, and hopefully lower food prices by buying almost everything locally. (Don't worry, fan favorites like the Big Boy burger and Slim Jim are here to stay.)
Big Boy is also requiring all of its franchisees to make renovations to their facilities before they renew their franchise agreements. Sirois says most franchisees are on board, save for older owner-operators who don't want the 20-year commitment; that has led to the shuttering and sale of some locations. In the past four years, Sirois says franchisees nationwide have put $20 million into renovations.
"Most of our stores are 40-plus years old, so we're requiring an outside remodel and an inside remodel of carpet, tile, things like that, which can run anywhere from $250,000 to $400,000," he says. "It's a strong investment for the brand, but we're also seeing stores close — not just because of the remodels, but because some of our franchisees are in their late 60s and don't want to lock into another 20-year contract."
Mary Alan, who started at Big Boy as a dishwasher and went on to own and operate four locations, says she recently sold three of the restaurants because she wanted to downsize.
With one Big Boy restaurant in Southfield, Alan says she is currently renovating the space. "I decided to start a franchise with Big Boy because I love American food," she says. "Some people ask me why others come to my store when you can get the same bacon and eggs across the street, and I tell them it's because I listen. I can tell when people want to eat their breakfast and go, or when someone comes in because they want to eat and have someone listen to them."
5 Things To Know About Big Boy
1. Big Boy was founded in 1936 by Bob Wian, and was originally a small hamburger stand named Bob's Pantry.
2. The original Big Boy sandwich was created a year later when a regular customer requested "something different," and the double decker burger was born.
3. The Big Boy mascot was inspired by a young burger enthusiast who wore overalls and would help Bob sweep the restaurant for a free burger. Another regular customer sketched the character on a napkin.
4. The signature sandwich's "special sauce" is a combination of homemade mayonnaise and red relish.
5. Bob Wian sold his prized DeSoto Roadster to purchase the first Big Boy location, which now has annual revenue of more than $125 million per year.
5 Most Popular Items On The Menu
1. Big Boy
2. Super Big Boy
3. Slim Jim
4. Blockbuster Breakfast
5. Breakfast Buffet
5 Foodie Facts
Most popular sandwich sold in Michigan: Swiss Miss
Most popular sandwich nationwide: Original Big Boy
Big Boys sold per year: 1.5 million
Number of menu items: 172
Most popular meal at Michigan restaurants: Breakfast
Sources: Big Boy Restaurants International
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The STEELMAN PRO 78751 Magnetic Hook Flashlight Holder is designed to be used with the STEELMAN PRO 700 Lumens and Slim-Lite Flashlights (sold separately). This holder provides multiple solutions for getting steady light exactly where you need it. Constructed of durable reinforced nylon it features two high-strength neodymium magnets that secure the flashlight to any ferrous metal surface, like under the hood of a car or to electric panels. The hook swivels 360-degrees and features a five-position, 180-degree swing arm, which allows light from almost any position and under all conditions. To add even more versatility, located between the magnets is a 1/4-inch x 20 threaded insert to allow the holder to attach to bike mounts, goose-neck arms, and more for ultimate illumination convenience.


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Impersonate a user using the Django admin.

[![Latest version](https://img.shields.io/pypi/v/django-runas.svg)](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/django-runas)
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## Installation and configuration

1. `$ pip install django-runas`
2. Add `runas` to the bottom of your `INSTALLED_APPS`
3. Add `runas.middleware.RunAsMiddleware` to the bottom of `MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES` or `MIDDLEWARE`
4. Add the following to your `urlpatterns`, underneath where you have included the admin site (this is important):

    ```python
    url("^admin/", include(admin.site.urls)),
    url("^admin/runas/", include('runas.urls')),
    ```

5. (Optional) If you would like a banner to display on each page of the site when you are impersonating a user,
   add the following to your base template:

    ```django
    {% load runas_tags %}
    {% runas_banner %}
    ```

6. Log in to the admin and navigate to the change page of a user, and you will see in the top right a new
   button called ***Impersonate \<user\>***

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After merging Jack Harper's State College fixture with his grandfather's old shop in 2000, Cohen has seen sartorial savoir faire shift into the digital space. But when getting a bespoke suit, he said, nothing beats walking into a shop, getting fitted and meeting with your friendly neighborhood tailor.
In the current store, tape measures stand in for tinsel during the holidays. They hang by folders of fabric and sharp cuts from places, such as Italy and Canada. Cohen, who travels to menswear shows to plan each season, said Harper's will soon carry a line from Sweden.
Cosmopolitan, yet a hometown favorite, Harper's dresses everyone from recent grads to working professionals, some of whom come back after leaving for bigger and better things.
Q: What went into the decision to move into the new store?
A: In my retail career watching my father and my grandfather before me, I've noticed that they always kept improving their store. From their original location in downtown Altoona in 1926, they've remodeled that store multiple times. Then they moved to a new location a couple blocks away from that store when I was 10. Then they moved again. So I've always seen progress in our business, whether when we built the store on Calder Way to when my father opened the store here to when we merged in 2000, and then I remodeled it again four years ago. So I think having that opportunity to move to a new space and create that new environment is good for us.
Q: What does it feel like being in the family business for all your life?
A: It's pretty cool. My grandparents were fantastic. I worked with both my mom and dad for a long time before they got out of the business. And I'm fortunate that I had grandparents and parents who all worked together well.
Q: How does your style, either business or fashion-wise, differ from or remain similar to your parents and grandparents?
A: I think I have a lot of the same things they have. My grandfather was a real man of the town. Even though the store was called "Young Men's Shop" in Altoona, they all said, "I'm going down to Joe's." Nobody ever called him "Mr. Cohen." It was always "Joe." I relate to both my grandfather and father in that way.
Q: What do you like to wear?
A: I like wearing tailored clothing. Today I'm kind of casual because afterward my son and I are going to a Penn State basketball game. A lot of my suits are custom suits. So I like that aspect of picking fabrics, matching the lining, thinking about what shape I want the garment, how I want the lapel, button details and so on. Which when you're making a garment for yourself, you can do. Once a guy does a custom garment, he almost never wants to look at pre-made clothes off the rack again.
Q: Do you have a favorite suit?
A: Right now I like wearing a blue windowpane suit that I made.
A: I think it's working with people. My father would always say "products are secondary, it's all about people." And I think he's totally right.


You have offered to host a baby shower for a friend or family member. Congratulations!
You are bringing together those who love and care for each other to share in the celebration of life. There is little in life that brings as much satisfaction as the celebration of a new baby.
We want you host the best baby shower ever! So let's go over some quick etiquette to help you become a successful hostess.
Etiquette is something that is always evolving. It is described as a "code of acceptable behavior" in the dictionary. It can be a little different depending on where you might live and what is culturally acceptable in your area.
If you have never been to a baby shower or if it is your first time hosting, it is important to know what to expect.
What might have been considered taboo in your mother's day has evolved with our modern society. Today's celebrations follow different rules and guidelines and things that may have not been considered acceptable back then might be perfectly fine nowadays.
Don't feel discouraged or overwhelmed. I will give you a quick tutorial on what to do and what not to do in a baby shower.
Follow these rules and you will be empowered to focus on the mother, not the sticky etiquette rules.
Read through our Survival Guide to Hostess Etiquette to get the full explanation of everything you need to know as a hostess. It goes over your expectations as a hostess and tips to help you do a great job.
There is a frequent etiquette questions section. It covers all the basic questions of how, what, where and when. It is a great place to brush up on all the basics.
And if you still need a little extra guidance with your situation, let us help! Check out our etiquette question forum, to see questions others have also asked on the subject. It is full of advice on what to do in special circumstances and how to smooth over hurt feelings that may happen while hosting.
The most important thing of all...Have fun! Enjoy yourself. You are providing a wonderful gift to a new mom by hosting a beautiful celebration for her.
You now have all the knowledge on etiquette that you need to throw a wonderful baby shower. Ready for the next step?


BTC-e appears to have successfully launched a new bitcoin exchange platform.
, WEX is allegedly the result of a months-long effort by the bitcoin exchange to return service to customers after it was raided and fined by US authorities in July. But despite its new URL, the WEX website notably mirrors the old BTC-e website in design, functionality and trading pair options.
WEX sought to differentiate itself from the BTC-e website, claiming that it is unrelated to that company. Despite having migrated over all the exchange's former users, the platform claims the technical teams behind the exchanges are different.
Adding to the claims is that the new website stated that it did not receive any funds from BTC-e, while at the same time alleging that it would abide by anti-money laundering and know-your-customer laws.
For the next three to seven business days, WEX will operate in a test-mode. Users will receive bonus crypto-tokens for transferring balances.
Upcoming steps in its relaunch process include restructuring its assets and undergoing an audit to confirm the new exchange is in compliance with laws and regulations for money exchanges.


Murphy Insurance Toys for Tots drive!
Join us in making the holiday happier for kids in need. Drop off a toy by Monday, December 10.
Drop off your donation of a new, non-wrapped gift at any of our seven (7) locations in Bolton, Groton, Harvard, Hudson, Marlborough, Mendon and Medway. Deadline for donations is December 10, so that the Marines have time to deliver them. Click below for giving guidlines and ideas on what to donate. We look forward to seeing you at one of our locations. Thanks for joining us in this effort to help families in our communities.
Have a mini drive...the more the merrier!
If your friends or coworkers are looking for a charitable group activity during the holidays, we're glad to be your drop off point. Use this Mini Toys for Tots Drive Poster to promote your collection effort. Then bring your donation to our nearest office. Together we can do more and help more kids!


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Home > Car Accidents > Herniated Disc After A Car Accident
Herniated Discs From Car Accidents
The force of impact from a crash can cause disc herniation
A herniated disc—sometimes referred to as a bulging disc, slipped disc, or ruptured disc—can be a very painful car accident injury that has lasting consequences. Crash victims who suffer herniated discs after car accidents often face uphill battles in their recovery and their pursuit of financial compensation.
Recovering from a herniated disc can take weeks, months, or longer, and medical treatment can be expensive. If you were injured in a crash that's not your fault, you deserve to be compensated for all your accident-related expenses, such as your medical bills, cost of future care, lost income, replacement services, and your pain and suffering. An attorney can help by investigating the circumstances of your accident and building a strong case for the compensation you're entitled to.
At The Law Offices of John S. Williams, LLC, we can handle all aspects of your back injury claim while you focus on healing. We go above and beyond to stand up and fight for crash victims in New Orleans. Schedule a free consultation with us today to find out how we can help you.
A person's spinal column is made up of a series of bones (vertebrae) stacked onto each other. The discs are rubbery cushions that sit in between each of the bones. These, stacked together, make up a person's spine.
The spine and many parts of the body are divided into sections. When being evaluated for a herniated disc after a car accident, your doctor may refer to an L5-S1. Also called the lumbosacral joint, this segment of the spine is located right below the beltline. It's the last section of the lower back and is where herniated discs are most likely to occur. L5 refers to the last bone in the lower back and S1 refers to the triangle-shaped bone that lies beneath it, the sacrum.
L5-S1 disc herniation occurs when a disc slips, ruptures, or bulges out of place. Although a herniated disc occurs in your spine, it causes more than back problems. Neck, arm, and leg pain can also result from a herniated disc.
How can a car accident cause a bulging disc?
The force of impact from a car accident can cause vertebrae to push into the spinal cord and become compressed. This is common in rear-end car accidents because the occupants in the front vehicle are absorbing the majority of the accident's force from behind, meaning the back and spine are the most at risk of injury. L5-S1 disc herniation is also common in side-impact crashes because a T-bone accident can cause a person's spine to jerk and twist beyond its normal range of motion.
It's also common to suffer a bulging disc in the neck after a car accident. The trauma of a crash can cause the discs in the cervical spine to bulge or stretch beyond their regular position between the vertebrae, causing severe pain. In some instances, the ruptured disc can also put pressure on the surrounding nerve roots. This can cause neck pain, restricted range of motion in the neck, shoulder pain, chest pain, pain in the arms and chest, or numbness in the arms and fingers.
Symptoms of a herniated disc
You should always seek immediate medical attention after a car accident, even if you don't have any noticeable pain or symptoms. Adrenaline could be masking a serious injury, and if you wait too long to get checked out, you could compromise both your health and your potential legal case.
Whether you are examined at the crash scene by an EMT or paramedic, transported to a hospital emergency room, or go to a doctor on your own, you need a medical professional to give you a proper diagnosis.
Common signs that you may have a herniated disc include:
Pain and numbness, generally only on one side of the body
Pain that worsens at night
Pain that worsens after standing or sitting
Tingling sensations
Pain triggered from coughing, sneezing, or other sudden movements
Unexplained weaknesses like stumbling or inability to lift/grip items
Some people may suffer a herniated disc and show no symptoms. Again, this is why it's critical to get checked out by a doctor after a car accident, as symptoms and pain can vary from person to person.
Diagnosing and treating a herniated disc
Medical experts can detect a herniated disc through different image scanning and tests, such as:
CT Scan – A CT scan is a combination of many X-rays taken from different angles to generate a full image of the spine. One X-ray alone cannot detect a herniated disc but is useful to rule out broken bones and infections.
MRI – The best way to detect a herniated disc is through an MRI. Radio waves and magnetic fields are used to pinpoint the affected disc. An EMG is another test used to pinpoint nerve damage.
Myelogram – X-rays are taken after a special dye is injected into the spinal fluid. This test looks for pressure on the spinal cord or nerves that come from a herniated disc.
Treatment for a bulging disc in the back or neck after a car accident can range from pain medication and physical therapy to more elaborate surgery. Fusion surgery, for example, is when two vertebrae are fused together to help relieve pain. Other operations include a discectomy, which involves removing the bulging or damaged portion of the disc; laminectomy (removing bone to relieve nerve pressure); and an artificial disc implant.
Your herniated disc settlement needs to cover all your needs
If you or a loved one has suffered a herniated disc from a car accident that was not your fault, you shouldn't have to pay out of pocket for your current or future medical expenses. The cost of treating a herniated disc can be substantial due to the long-lasting effects of the injury, and insurance companies only care about settling your claim as quickly and cheaply as possible. That's why you need an experienced attorney in your corner to help you recover the compensation you need and deserve.
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Note: These posts were written by students at St Lawrence Academy in UK. They were originally posted on www.radiowaves.co.uk - a safe social learning platform for schools.
In the modern world computer technology seems ever-present; it surrounds us on a daily basis. Jobs of the future will most likely involve an element of computing so possessing a good understanding of a range of computing skills is increasingly important. Consequently IT skills and capability developed by the subject at school are just as important if not more relevant than the English and Maths capability developed at school. The skill of programming (the process of writing and maintaining the source of code of a computer) is complex to learn but a basic knowledge would only be an aid in the technological world.
Key skills such as problem solving can be learnt through programming; the skill involves an 'exact' way of thinking. Firstly a solution to the problem must be reached before the programmer can then begin to communicate their solution with the computer. Programs are a set of instructions that a computer must follow to perform a task and they are written in a programming language. To learn how to program you must achieve an understanding of the instructions (the programs control structure and how it works), the data (data types and sometimes objects involving attributes) and syntax (rules that decide how a program can be constructed) that are part of programming.
When first learning how to program, difficulties involving the technical language can be a barrier for the learner; learning how to specify and test programs using tools that are available takes time to remember and the formality of the programming language and structure make the skill difficult to learn. Perhaps the complexities of the skill make it desirable. However even a simple programming language such as Scratch teaches the fundamental elements of programming which could be useful later on in life. Scratch allows students to recognise that programming is modular and whole is greater than the sum. Simple commands for example, hide a graphic, graphic stay on screen for a certain amount of time or using a variable to record a game score take some of the mystic out of video games and allow students an opportunity to understand how video games, apps and computer software are produced. Once this interest has been sparked there is no telling where it may end. It is well documented that the founders of Microsoft and Facebook had good technical skill and programming ability as well as many other skills.
In a technologically enhanced world in which we live, people with good computer skills are always likely to have an edge over their less computer literate colleagues when seeking employment. As Naace have recently state 75% of all jobs in the UK require computers skills, this edge brought about from having good ICT and programming skill is only likely to increase over time. Especially, if more organisations are looking for in-house software developments to give them a competitive advantage over their rivals.
Computer programming (often shortened to programming or coding) is the process of designing, writing, testing, debugging, and maintaining the source code of computer programs. This source code is written in one or more programming languages. The purpose of programming is to create a set of instructions that computers use to perform specific operations or to control something or even for animations. Most devices have been programmed by the developer to create a software or device example: An Xbox would have been programmed by the developer which isn't an easy process but when it has been completed you wouldn't think that someone has sat at a desk and programmed the device. There are quite a few programming programs example: Scratch this is programming software that is great for simple or quite advanced commands it is used in many areas of ICT to create animations, games and simple/advanced commands that can be used for making programs.
Programming should be taught in lots of areas in ICT to show children and teenagers how to create programs and software, it is a very good area to cover in ICT lessons it also can be very fun for children to make games and animations and even programs. Programming will in courage pupils to understand how games and applications work.
Scratch is a great program for programming and is very easy to use. There are lots of shortcuts for people who find it hard to use programming software. For first time users scratch is very easy to use you, they also have help cards online to help first time users create applications and other things using programming (the web address is http://info.scratch.mit.edu/Support/Scratch_Cards). Scratch gives you a better understanding on how games and applications work, they are all based on commands entered onto a program like scratch and then can be transformed into what looks like a game but actually is a bunch of scripts that make the game work. For instance if you take the duck shoot game that can be created with scratch all that is basically is a group of scripts put together to make a game.
Using programming programs like scratch can be difficult especially if you are programming a device such as a Wii console the skill can take several years to learn. However if taught correctly and appropriately to your audience you can master the skill within weeks and then build on that skill until you feel like you really understand how to program things. This might lead to not just programming simple games on scratch it could be a lot more challenging like programming a whole network or system or even a new technology! Remember … Everything is achievable when you try.
There are some difficulties when teaching programs like scratch because the teacher shouldn't do all the work which in this case can happen because some students won't understand maybe how to use it or the different scripts involved. Some of the lessons taught using scratch might become to get more advanced so other students won't be able to keep up but others might. It can be quite difficult to teach programming.
Scratch helps you think in a logical way because you don't have to create another character/sprite exactly the same as the first one you can duplicate it, and all the different scripts are organised in folders to make it easier to find what you're looking for. Also the scripts can be dragged on to the screen and be organised in the correct way, so if you accidently drag the script into a different place you just drag it back into the correct place.
This is a great program for older and young children who like to animate and play around, there is lots of interesting features that will in courage them to use this program and become more confident with using different programs within ICT.
There are many interesting commands that can be used to animate and control the sprite including: Moving around the screen, changing the way it looks and many more. You can also change the sprites and backgrounds and it's really simple, (it just takes a few clicks).
It's a great program that you can download for free and straight away get started at making animations using different commands on Scratch. It's a great tool for programming and an even better one for all round fun!
There aren't many negatives with this program apart from it could be a little bit more child friendly (for example: The words used could be simplified so that young children will find it easy to read) the rest is very good.
It's very easy, just type in Scratch to Google or any other search provider then click download finally choose your computer type, example: Windows.
In Conclusion, the scratch program is great for programming and animating and will boost you ICT skills.
I am sharing my personal experience about the difference between the education system in India and America and how I am using scratch to change other lives.
This article includes photos as well as practical advice for educators on how to teach the fundamentals of programming using Scratch.


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package org.tylproject.vaadin.addon.fieldbinder.behavior.commons;

import com.vaadin.data.Container;
import com.vaadin.ui.*;
import org.tylproject.vaadin.addon.datanav.events.*;
import org.tylproject.vaadin.addon.fieldbinder.*;
import org.tylproject.vaadin.addon.fieldbinder.behavior.CrudHandler;
import org.tylproject.vaadin.addon.fields.collectiontables.adaptors.TableAdaptor;
import org.tylproject.vaadin.addon.fields.collectiontables.adaptors.TabularViewAdaptor;

import java.lang.reflect.Constructor;

/**
 * Base behavior for Tables
 */
public class Tables {

    /**
     * Link Table selection to the DataNavigation instance
     */
    public static class CurrentItemChangeListener implements CurrentItemChange.Listener {
        private final TabularViewAdaptor<?,?> tabularViewAdaptor;

        public CurrentItemChangeListener(TabularViewAdaptor<?,?> tabularViewAdaptor) {
            this.tabularViewAdaptor = tabularViewAdaptor;
        }

        @Override
        public void currentItemChange(CurrentItemChange.Event event) {
            tabularViewAdaptor.select(event.getNewItemId());
        }

    }

    /**
     * Base CRUD behavior for tabular data.
     *
     * Implementations may extend this class. In most cases, only
     * {@link org.tylproject.vaadin.addon.fieldbinder.behavior.commons.Tables.BaseCrud#itemCreate(org.tylproject.vaadin.addon.datanav.events.ItemCreate.Event)}
     * must be overridden
     *
     */
    public abstract static class BaseCrud<T> implements CrudHandler {
        final protected TabularViewAdaptor<T,?> tableAdaptor;
        final protected Class<T> beanClass;
        protected T newEntity = null;

        public BaseCrud(final Class<T> beanClass, final TabularViewAdaptor<T,?> tableAdaptor) {
            this.beanClass = beanClass;
            this.tableAdaptor = tableAdaptor;
        }

        @Override
        public boolean matches(Class<?> clazz) {
            try {
                return verifyMatch(clazz);
            } catch (NoClassDefFoundError ex) { return false; }
        }

        protected abstract boolean verifyMatch(Class<?> clazz);

        @Override
        public void itemEdit(ItemEdit.Event event) {

            // setEditable(true) causes table to generate Fields and bind them to the propertyIds
            // Field creation is done through the TableFieldFactory.

            // However, this binding *does not* work the same as FieldGroup's binding
            // FieldGroup wraps properties inside TransactionalPropertyWrappers
            // on commit it checks whether properties are of this type and *throws an error*
            // if they aren't!

            // thus, we need to setEditable(true)
            // and THEN invoke fieldBinder.setItemDataSource()

            // IT IS NOT enough to attach to the currentItemChange event to do this binding
            // because Table will RESET the bindings each time we do setEditable(true)!

            tableAdaptor.setEditable(true);
            tableAdaptor.setSelectable(false);
            tableAdaptor.focus();

            // this line is equivalent to getting the table's fieldBinder and
            // then invoking fieldBinder.setItemDataSource(...)
            tableAdaptor.setEditorDataSource(event.getSource().getCurrentItem());

        }

        @Override
        public void itemCreate(ItemCreate.Event event) {
            tableAdaptor.setEditable(true);
            tableAdaptor.setSelectable(false);
            tableAdaptor.focus();

            // see itemEdit() to understand why this is necessary
            tableAdaptor.setEditorDataSource(event.getSource().getCurrentItem());
        }

        public void onDiscard(OnDiscard.Event event) {
            this.tableAdaptor.discard();

            this.tableAdaptor.setEditable(false);
            this.tableAdaptor.setSelectable(true);
            if (newEntity != null) {
                newEntity = null;
                event.getSource().remove();
            }
        }

        public void onCommit(OnCommit.Event event) {
            this.tableAdaptor.setEditable(false);
            this.tableAdaptor.commit();

            if (this.tableAdaptor instanceof TableAdaptor) {
                ((TableAdaptor<?>) this.tableAdaptor).getComponent().refreshRowCache();
            } // else: grid does not support this right now.

            this.tableAdaptor.setSelectable(true);

            newEntity = null;
        }

        public void itemRemove(ItemRemove.Event event) {
            this.tableAdaptor.getContainerDataSource().removeItem(event.getSource().getCurrentItemId());
        }

        protected T createBean() {
            try {
                Constructor<T> ctor = beanClass.getConstructor();
                T bean = ctor.newInstance();
                newEntity = bean;
                return bean;
            } catch (Exception ex) {
                throw new UnsupportedOperationException(ex);
            }
        }
    }

    /**
     * TableFieldFactory for inline editing in a table. Only one line at a time is editable. Uses a FieldBinder instance
     */
    public static class SingleLineFieldFactory implements TableFieldFactory {
        private FieldBinder<?> fieldBinder;

        public SingleLineFieldFactory(FieldBinder<?> fieldBinder) {
            this.fieldBinder = fieldBinder;
        }

        @Override
        public Field<?> createField(Container container, Object itemId, Object propertyId, Component uiContext) {
            if (itemId != fieldBinder.getNavigation().getCurrentItemId()) return null;

            Field<?> f = fieldBinder.getField(propertyId);

            if (f == null) {

                // if the propertyId is unknown/no field exists, generate it

                // CAVEAT: this might *not* be what people want;
                // e.g., users may want to NOT show a field if it is not explicitly declared
                //       if users will request this feature, than this should be properly
                //       configurable

                return fieldBinder.build(propertyId);
            } else {
                return f;
            }
        }
    }

}


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The nature of the nephilim is complicated by the ambiguity of Genesis 6:4, which leaves it unclear whether they are the "sons of God" or their offspring who are the "mighty men of old, men of renown".
We will examine the text of Gen. 6 going into the Hebrew from several top Hebrew lexicons and examine the ancient original sources of both sides of the controversy and see what this doctrine has evolved into in modern times and what is said in modern commentaries about it.
I will present the material from both sides so that you can make your own decision about which side is right. I will also admit to you up front that I have not yet come to a conclusion on the matter. I keep on hearing about the Nephilim and even that various governments are using ancient DNA of the Nephilim and mixing it with human DNA to create disposable super soldiers, so I decided to do my own study on it and share it with the readers of my blog. Hopefully, we will both learn something in the process. I will begin by presenting the passage and the pertinent Hebrew words and what one authoritative source has to say on it, the Encyclopedia Judaica.
Gen. 6:2 that the sons of God saw that the daughters of men were beautiful; and they took wives for themselves, whomever they chose.
Gen. 6:3 Then the LORD said, "My Spirit shall not strive with man forever, because he also is flesh; nevertheless his days shall be one hundred and twenty years."
Gen. 6:4 The Nephilim were on the earth in those days, and also afterward, when the sons of God came in to the daughters of men, and they bore children to them. Those were the mighty men who were of old, men of renown.
Gen. 6:5 Then the LORD saw that the wickedness of man was great on the earth, and that every intent of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually.
Gen. 6:6 The LORD was sorry that He had made man on the earth, and He was grieved in His heart (NASB).
"The Nephilim (Gen. 6:4; Nu. 13:33) should be interpreted analogously. The noun seems to embody the notion, so characteristic of ancient Israel, that something gigantic, something exalted, must necessarily fall" Vol. IX, p. 497.
We will look at other possibilities of the meaning of this word from other Hebrew lexicons and commentaries in future blogs.
And the angels who did not keep their proper domain, but left their own abode, He has reserved in everlasting chains under darkness for the judgment of the great day (Jude 1:6 NKJV).
For to which of the angels did He ever say: "You are My Son, Today I have begotten You"? And again: "I will be to Him a Father, And He shall be to Me a Son"? But when He again brings the firstborn into the world, He says: "Let all the angels of God worship Him" (Heb. 1:5-6 NKJV).
"The sons of this age marry and are given in marriage. But those who are counted worthy to attain that age, and the resurrection from the dead, neither marry nor are given in marriage; nor can they die anymore, for they are equal to the angels and are sons of God, being sons of the resurrection (Luke 20:34-36 NKJV).
For as many as are led by the Spirit of God, these are sons of God (Rom. 8:14 NKJV).
These are some of the Scriptures that have kept me from swallowing whole the doctrine of the fallen angels marrying daughters of men without chewing on it. However, I do find some of the arguments from that camp compelling; and like I said, I have not yet come to a conclusion on it. I have no doubt that giants lived on the earth before and after the flood. I am just not convinced they were offspring of fallen angels, but I'm still searching for the truth on the issue. The Bible presents no evidence that Goliath was the offspring of a fallen angel and woman, but it does say his brother had six fingers and toes–a clear sign of genetic mutation that happens in mere humans.
It would appear that this was the general interpretation of the Nephilim and sons of God by the Jews. However, as the article goes on to explain, this was not the only interpretation of the Jews.
". . . In post-talmudic literature (cf. Rashi, Yoma 67b) the long-suppressed myth came to the surface again. The Palestinian Targum gives the orthodox rendering of Genesis 6:1, but translates verse 4 as: 'Shamhazzai and Uzziel fell from heaven and were on earth in those days' –identifying the Nephilim as the fallen angels rather than their children. The same identification is found in late Midrash, which calls the fallen angels Uzza and Uzziel; another passage in the same document say the Nephilim were descendants of Cain (Aggadat Bereshit, ed. S. Buber, introd., p. 38). [Here we see a clear cut case of Jews differing from other Jews in the same commentary, note mine.] The Zohar (1:58a) also identifies the Nephilim with the fallen angels. The standard medieval Bible commentators generally followed the classical aggadah in rejecting the mythological interpretation and asserting that the marriges in Genesis 6 were human. Some variant opinions about the "sons of God" are offered–e.g., that their distinction was not only social, but physical and even moral, and that the offspring were called Nephilim because they "fell short" of their fathers in these respects (Nahmanides, Abrabanel; see also Anak)." Vol. 12, 962-963, 1972 edition.
This article shows that the Jewish people had many differing views on the Nephilim over the centuries and never had a unified interpretation of them. Therefore, it is somewhat surprising to me that many are so dogmatic when it comes to asserting their belief on the Nephilim. One thing this blog shows is that whatever the Nephilim were, it is not even certain they were the same as the "sons of God"; and it seems even improbable they were.


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Heckla
Ag; Cu; Mo; Pb; Zn
anglesite; chalcopyrite; covellite; digenite; galena; malachite; molybdenite; pyrite; pyrrhotite; sphalerite
The Heckla prospect, in the southern part of the 12-claim Greenpoint group staked in 1970, is in Section 31 at an elevation of about 4000 feet on the northwest slope of a mountain about 1 mile south-southwest of the confluence of Through and Greenpoint glaciers (Berg and others, 1977, p. 96; Elliott and Koch, 1981, p. 10, loc. 24).
The country rocks in the area of the Heckla prospect are mainly pelitic hornfels of the Jurassic or older Mesozoic Hazelton Group. Near the prospect, graywacke hornfels is cut by dikes of diorite or andesite that may be apophyses of Triassic Texas Creek Granodiorite, and by felsic dikes that may be apophyses of Eocene Hyder Quartz Monzonite (Berg and others, 1977, p. 15-18, 22-23, 96-97; Smith, 1977; Koch, 1996).
The mineral deposit (Berg, and others, 1977, p. 96-100) consists of five principal quartz fissure veins up to about 4 feet thick. The veins cut graywacke hornfels and minor calcareous schist and contain pyrite, galena, and molybdenite, locally abundant sphalerite and pyrrhotite, sporadic chalcopyrite and a little malachite, and microscopic traces of covellite and digenite. Small amounts of anglesite are in some of the more oxidized zones. Some of the quartz is vuggy and locally iron stained. The wallrock adjacent to the main (Heckla) vein is sheared, altered, and impregnated with sulfides over a width of about 3 feet.
Channel samples of the veins collected in 1972 by the U.S. Bureau of Mines (Berg, 1977, p. 98-99) contain up to 9 percent Pb, 8.5 percent Zn, 1 percent Cu, and 15 percent Mo; assays also show up to 20 oz of Ag and 0.23 oz of Au per ton. Moffit (1927, p. 30) reports that a one-ton test shipment was made in 1925 by 'Hummel, Blasher, and Moss,' which Buddington (1929, p. 102) indicates came from the Heckla prospect. Buddington (p. 101-102) also reports that a picked sample yielded 0.08 oz of Au and 54.3 oz of Ag per ton, 21.6 percent Pb, 32.1 percent Zn, and 4.1 percent Cu.
Lead-isotope studies of the galena at the Heckla prospect (Maas, 1995, p. 229-248) indicate that the deposit is Eocene in age, contemporaneous with emplacement of the Hyder Quartz Monzonite.
(-130.33070530251, 56.0116836354232)
Wallrocks adjacent to veins are impregnated with sulfide minerals. Local iron staining. Local oxidation and formation of secondary copper and lead minerals.
Early exploration consisted of a small amount of stripping and excavation of several small, shallow opencuts. Locator of Greenpoint group staked in 1970 explored property by geologic mapping, sampling, some ground geophysics, and shallow diamond drilling.
Early reports describe a picked sample that yielded 0.08 oz of Au and 54.3 oz of Ag per ton, 21.6 percent Pb, 32.1 percent Zn, and 4.1 percent Cu. Channel samples collected by U.S. Bureau of Mines in 1972 contained up to 9 percent Pb, 8.5 percent Zn, 1 percent Cu, and 15 percent Mo; assays also showed up to 20 oz of Ag and 0.23 oz Au per ton.
One-ton test shipment made in 1925.
Five claims staked in 1925. Prospect covered by 12-claim Greenpoint group staked in 1970.


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Keith Jarrett - At The Blue Note
Keith Jarrett (piano), Gary Peacock (double bass), Jack DeJohnette (drums)
Release Date: 1st Oct 1995
Label: ECM
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Brubeck: In Your Own Sweet Way
Work length17:59
Recording Venue: The Blue Note, New York City
Gershwin: How Long Has This Been Going On
Wilder, A: While We're Young
Jarrett, K: Partners
Jarrett, K: No Lonely Nights
Parker, Charlie: Now's the Time
J.J. Johnson: Lament
Kern: I'm old-fashioned (from You Were Never Lovelier)
Matt Dennis, Tom Adair: Everything Happens To Me
Loesser: If I Were a Bell
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David A. Mann: In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning
Rollins, Sonny: Oleo
Howard Dietz, Arthur Schwartz: Alone Together
Hoagy Carmichael, Johnny Mercer: Skylark
Mercer Ellington, Ted Persons: Things Ain't What They Used To Be
Joseph Kosma, Jacques Enoch: Autumn Leaves
Johnny Mercer, Henry Mancini: Days Of Wine And Roses
Jarrett, K: Bop-Be
Keith Jarrett, Gene DePaul, Don Raye: You Don't Know What Love Is / Muezzin
Young, V: When I Fall In Love
Berlin, I: How deep is the ocean
Bernice Petkere: Close Your Eyes
Jimmy van Heusen, Johnny Burke: Imagination
William "Billy" Reid: I'll Close My Eyes
Keith Jarrett, Sammy Cahn: I Fall In Love Too Easily / The Fire Within
Keith Jarrett, Bronislaw Kaper, Ned Washington: On Green Dolphin Street / Joy Ride
Rodgers, R: Jumbo: My Romance
Kern: Don't ever leave me
Porter, C: You'd Be So Nice to Come Home to
Robert Wilbur: La Valse Bleue
Monk, T: Straight, No Chaser
Styne: Time After Time
Don Meyer, Sherman Edwards, Elise Bretton: For Heaven's Sake
Jarrett, K: Desert Sun
Burton Lane, Ralph Freed: How About You
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In June 1994 over three extraordinary nights at the celebrated Blue Note in New York City, Keith Jarrett's Standards Trio took American jazz to new heights. Keith Jarrett At The Blue Note - The Complete Recordings (six CDs) captures every tune from every set from every night - a unique documentation of one of this decade's greatest performances. 'Jarrett makes each new note sound like a discovery ... The music whispered and glimmered, seeking a pure, incorporeal song.'
New York Times, June 6, 1994
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Brubeck, Dave (1920–2012)
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Jarrett, Keith (b.1945)
Kern, Jerome (1885–1945)
Loesser, Frank Henry (1910–69)
Monk, Thelonious Sphere (1917–82)
Parker, Charlie (1920–55)
Porter, Cole Albert (1891–1964)
Rodgers, Richard (1902–79)
Rollins, Sonny (b.1930)
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TOWARDS RESEARCH EXCELLENCE AND INNOVATION CAPACITY IN STUDING LAKE ECOSYSTEMS FUNCTIONAL STRUCTURES AND CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACT
TREICLAKE
Within the field of aquatic ecology, the Estonian University of Life Sciences (EMU) through the Chair of Hydrobiology and Fishery and Centre for Limnology (CL) has steadily improved its ability to describe the ecological processes in Estonian lakes. However, in order to reach the next level in terms of scientific excellence and broader impact within the scientific community, it must move beyond just describing ecological processes in the regional (Estonian) scale. Application of more innovative and advanced methods of experimentation as well as sound experienced guidance for data analysis, scientific writing and presentation would lead CL researchers to be able to develop new paradigms for freshwater ecosystems in general, and specifically in shallow lakes that prevail in Estonia and also globally. However, limitations in staff training and institutional capacity and modest participation in cooperation networks has hindered EMU's CL from making this jump. Through this cooperation and knowledge exchange, EMU will greatly improve its use of existing research methods as well as develop cutting-edge new approaches that will help EMU to make significant contributions to our understanding of lake ecology and its effects on the environment. The collaboration will also help EMU translate scientific expertise into a greater impact in the international scientific community via publishing of articles and participation in conferences and International projects. The collaboration will also be directed towards improving the education provided to students at all three levels (BSc, MSc, PhD) within EMU by offering new courses and opportunities to study with partner institutions. TREICLAKE will also help EMU to disseminate and exploit research results to audiences beyond the scientific community. This includes policy makers, youth and the general public, to improve understanding of the importance of the topic, including the role that lakes can play in addressing climate change.
University of Jyväskylä
AARHUS UNIVERSITET (DK)
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Twinning of research institutions (H2020-EU.4.b.)
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Now that's a table centre piece.
This scene started to pop when the sun was at a certain angle and the light created some definition across the valley. Full video is now available on YOUTUBE!
Like a dream... and that it is each time we return. St Barth je t'aime.


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package no.deichman.services.entity.external;

import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableMap;

import java.util.Map;

/**
 * Responsibility: map binding from codes to rdf.
 */
public final class Binding {
    private Binding() {
    }

    private static final Map<String, String> FORMAT_MAP = ImmutableMap.<String, String>builder()
            .put("ib", "innbundet")
            .put("h", "heftet")
            .build();

    public static String translate(String formatCode) {
        return FORMAT_MAP.get(formatCode);
    }
}


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A 10-Year-Old With Down Syndrome Has Been Separated From Her Family at the Border
Mexico's foreign minister brought the case to the public's attention Tuesday.
Ben Dreyfuss
Mother Jones illustration; Chris Kleponis/CNP/ZUMA; U.S. Customs and Border Protection/AP
Mexico is understandably angry about the Trump administration's controversial "tear families apart" plan.
"We strongly urge the U.S. government to reconsider this policy," Mexican Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray said Tuesday, urging federal authorities to implement measures to alleviate the traumatic conditions of some 2,000 children held in U.S. facilities without their parents. He called the Trump administration policies "cruel and inhumane."
But please continue reading, because it gets worse:
"There's one particular heartbreaking case," Mr. Videgaray said, referring to a ten-year-old girl with [Down] syndrome who was recently separated from her mother and 10-year old brother as they attempted to enter the U.S. The girl was sent to a facility in McAllen, while her mother was sent to Brownsville.
"We are working to release the girl, so she can reunite with her father," who is a legal U.S. resident, Mr. Videgaray added.
The United States is a shining city on a hill that if you approach will kidnap your disabled child and detain her an hour away.
Update, June 20, 2018: US Customs and Border Protection released a statement about the case on Wednesday, saying that the mother of the 10-year-old with Down syndrome was separated from her daughter because she is a witness in a smuggling prosecution.


Produced by Eno and Rhett Davies, over 100 tracks were written for Before And After Science with only 10 making the album's final cut. The musical styles featured range from energetic and jagged to more languid and ethereal. The album marks Eno's last foray into rock music in the '70s as a solo artist, with all his remaining records of the decade showcasing more of his ambient music, which was hinted at on the second half of Before And After Science. Unlike Eno's previous albums, which were recorded in a very short time, Before and after Science was two years in the making. During this two-year period, Eno was busy working on his solo ambient albums Music For Films and Discreet Music as well as Bowie's Heroes and Low.
On Before and After Science, Eno worked with Fred Frith, Jaki Liebezeit of Can, Cluster, Dave Mattacks of Fairport Convention, Andy Fraser of Free, Percy Jones, Phil Collins, Robert Fripp, Paul Rudolph of Hawkwind, Bill MacCormick and Phil Manzanera (then of Quiet Sun) and Robert Wyatt, who went under the pseudonym of Shirley Williams.


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Hay balers sell out across Victoria as drought ruins crops, push up fodder prices
/ By Simone Smith, Angus Verley
Posted WedWednesday 25 SepSeptember 2019 at 1:58amWedWednesday 25 SepSeptember 2019 at 1:58am , updated WedWednesday 25 SepSeptember 2019 at 1:59amWedWednesday 25 SepSeptember 2019 at 1:59am
Machinery dealerships in western Victoria are reporting above average sales of hay gear. (Supplied: Emmetts)
Farmers and contractors are rushing to spend up to $350,000 for hay-baling equipment to make the most of grain crops and strong demand for fodder as the drought rolls on.
Cereal hay price is 53 per cent higher than the five-year average, at $350 a tonne delivered to Victorian farms
Farmers are struggling to source haymaking gear with Victorian dealerships selling out
Fodder Industry Association says the market has been strong for two years and is maturing
Machinery dealerships have doubled their normal sales, selling 30 big-square balers out of just three stores in western Victoria.
AgriMac Ballarat's territory sales manager Matt Edgar said they had none left.
"As far as I know, if you wanted one now you wouldn't be able to get one," Mr Edgar said.
"We sell Krone and Case IH, and as far as I know both are out of stock."
Farmers will be able to cut straw from their crops as soon as the grain is stripped off.
"A lot of people are going to start baling their straw when traditionally they might have burnt it. It is also just the price of hay … they are trying to cash in," he said.
Haymaking gear is on the move across western Victoria. (Supplied: Coby Pearce)
The cereal hay price was 53 per cent higher than the five-year average at $350 a tonne delivered to Victoria's Goulburn and Murray Valleys, according to Dairy Australia.
It was averaging $450 a tonne delivered to Queensland's Darling Downs, which is 19 per cent higher than the five-year average.
Matthew Best at Central Machinery Service in Ballarat had fielded queries for high-speed, high-density balers, from the NSW Riverina and Victoria's Shepparton and Mildura regions with the farthest inquiry for a second-hand baler from Gunnedah in northern NSW.
He said most of the interest was from farmers making a quick assessment of their grain crops.
"[Buyers] are in a reactive phase rather than a planned forward approach," Mr Best said.
"What [buyers] are saying is that there is a lack of moisture in reserve and, in a lot of area, there's a lot of bulk in the crop, so it is worth their while to cut it for hay and invest in a little machinery."
Hay mowers are in high demand across western Victoria and southern New South Wales. (Supplied: Chris Hunt)
Contract haymaking
The Frasers are farmers and hay contractors at Bo Peep, west of Ballarat, and also Woomelang, in the southern Mallee.
They expect to press up to 50,000 square bales this season, about 80 per cent on their own farm.
Adam Fraser said his family had invested heavily in new hay gear this season in preparation for above-average yields and extra contracting work.
"We've bought a mower deck for a self-propelled mower, a twin rotary rake, a couple of balers, and some tractors," he said.
"We've had a lot of enquiries and the list keeps growing. We look after our own customers and ourselves first and if we can help out others we will."
Mowing is in full swing across northern Victoria and southern New South Wales. (Supplied: Tyler Nelson)
Mr Fraser agreed that farmers were struggling to source hay gear at the 11th hour.
"I even had a phone call from someone up at Griffith, wanting to buy one of my balers because they just can't find any," he said.
Maturing market
The Australian Fodder Industry Association (AFIA) said the fodder market had changed in the past two years, with hay becoming profitable and not just an opportunistic crop.
"It is still opportunistic to cut cereal crops for hay, particularly when there's frost damage or they look like they are not going to get [enough] grain," the AFIA's chief executive John McKew said.
"[But] people are starting to factor in that producing fodder is actually quite an economical and profitable crop and I think, in part, that is driving some increased demand for balers."
Mr McKew hoped this new approach to fodder production would deliver for those who invested in machinery, which would not sit idle when the drought breaks.
"That is always going to be a risk, but if we are seeing more people are going to factor fodder into their production planning … then those machines will certainly continue to get used."
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Jordy Smith wins the Hurley Pro at Trestles 2014
Jordy Smith has conquered the Hurley Pro at Trestles 2014, in San Clemente, California, in windy five-foot wave ramps. The ASP World Tour title race has introduced new variables in the game.
Kelly Slater watched Gabriel Medina falling at the hands of Adrian Buchan in the quarterfinals, and he couldn't hide a smile. The Brazilian had lost first place in the overall rankings.
"I did mistakes and Adrian was surfing very well. It happens. Fifth place is a keeper. I just want to make heats. I will work more," expressed Medina.
But the pressure was on. Slater had to do better, and he smashed Joel Parking in the quarterfinals. The next challenge was an in-form John John Florence, but two mistakes in the last couple of minutes would put an end to Kelly's mission at Lowers.
"I enjoy surfing with John. Everything has been real tight. It's stressful, but it has been fun. He's been the surfer of the event," underlined Slater.
Two incredibly fast surfers were set for the final. Jordy Smith started well with a series of powerful carves and tail slides to earn himself a 9.33 keeper.
John John Florence answered quickly with his trademark air rotations but, with 15 minutes to go, it was not enough. In the second half of the final, both surfers tried impatiently to improve their overall heat scores.
The Hawaiin took the lead with an excellent 8.60 wave for several forehand attacks. The South African responded, and a last-minute exchange would leave judges deciding the winner after the buzzer. Victory for Jordy Smith celebrated out the back. Fourth Dream Tour victory of his career.
"I feel unbelievable. To be able to surf against the best surfer in the world at the moment is incredible," expressed Jordy Smith.
"I started the heat really well but right toward to the end I started to think about everyone that's been supporting me and it helped me nail that last wave. I knew I had to do something good. I'm over the moon, it's a dream of mine to win Trestles, especially after moving here."
In the Swatch Women's Pro Trestles, Stephanie Gilmore and Sally Fitzgibbons showed why they're two of the best female surfers in the world. Nevertheless, Gilmore touched perfection by claiming the final with a Perfect 10 and a total heat score of 19.50 points.
Hurley Pro at Trestles 2014 | Final
Jordy Smith (ZAF), 16.50 def. John John Florence (HAW), 15.87
Swatch Women's Pro Trestles 2014 | Final
Stephanie Gilmore (AUS), 19.50 def. Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS), 14.03
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March 28, 2020 – Story by Jenny Paulson – Saturday, March 28, the Department of Pueblo Health in Pueblo announced that a male, 26, and two females, 19 and 71, are the latest to test positive for the virus that appears to be spreading in Pueblo County.
Public Health investigations are being conducted on these three new positive COVID-19 cases to see who they may have had contact with. Health officials say none of the cases, now totaling 13 in Pueblo County appear to be related. One elderly woman died this week.
One of the positive tests came from the community testing at the Colorado State Fair Grounds March 19th. Local officials are frustrated with the slow turnaround for tests. Only 40 of the 90 tested at the State Fair Grounds have been received, now over a week later. And other tests are taking over seven or more days for results as well.
Officials say there have been 254 tests administered in Pueblo County. 139 tests are pending, tied up at a lab. Not all results of a total of 13 positive tests taken from Pueblo County are of locals as the hospital serves individuals from elsewhere at times. There's actually 13 positives, including ten from Pueblo County, one from Crowley County, and one from Huerfano County, one from Douglas County.
"Compared to a week ago, Pueblo has three times more positive COVID-19 test results. I expect the more people we test and the more test results we receive, Pueblo will continue to see more positive COVID-19 cases," stated Randy Evetts public health director at the Pueblo Department of Public Health and Environment. Evetts added, "I continue to urge community members to follow social distancing of six feet or more from each other to stop the spread of this virus and protect our family, friends, and neighbors."
The Health Department says everybody has a responsibility to protect the community and our most vulnerable in Pueblo by:
Minimize social activities and being physically close to other people.
Isolate yourself if you feel symptoms of shortness of breath, cough, temperature of 100.4 or higher, and call your medical provider before visiting them.
Do not go to the emergency room unless medically necessary.
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Stay home when you're sick.
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Clean surfaces frequently touched.
Pueblo Department of Public Health and Environment encourages residents to seek information on COVID-19 at www.puebloemergency.info.
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Vail Valley preps: Marco Escobar, White all-league booters
Sports Sports | Nov 18, 2009
Chris Freud
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Jodi Rhoades/Special to the Vail Daily
GYPSUM – Two things are different about Eagle Valley soccer after four years.
The first is obvious – the Devils are winners. The once-woebegone program is 32-7-5 since an 0-6 start to 2007. That run also included a league title in 2008 and consecutive appearances in the Elite Eight of the 4A state playoffs and a stunning 1-0 win against No. 2 Wheat Ridge on Nov. 2.
The other is one you see if you're more inside the program.
"I'd just say numbers are a big thing," senior Steve White said. "I've noticed it a lot. My freshman year, we barely had enough kids to field a JV team. This year, we were pushing the numbers toward (having) a C team. With numbers come a bunch of kids with hidden talents which just shine through. The future is looking good."
Numbers are relevant in the here and now, also. The Devils put four players on the 4A Slope's all-league team. Marco Escobar and White made the first team, while Gonzalo Gomez and Kevin Escobar are honorable-mention selections.
No surprise and a surprise
Marco Escobar making the list is no surprise. Opposing teams from the opener against Middle Park to Mullen in the state quarterfinals had to account for No. 5 at all times. Escobar drew everyone's top defender, and most of the time, it didn't matter.
"For me, it feels pretty good," Escobar said. "Nobody minds getting awards, right?"
Big goals in big games was a theme for Escobar. He had his team's lone tally in the set of 1-1 and 0-0 ties with archrival Battle Mountain. The senior also had the game winner against Glenwood Springs in a game at Gypsum, which served as both Homecoming and Senior Night.
The biggest difference, however, for Escobar in the past four years, the first two of which were spent at Battle Mountain before transferring, was his composure. Through the first portion of his junior year, Escobar was easy to rattle and attracted more bookings than Frank Sinatra did in Las Vegas during his heyday.
"He went from playing with a lot of uncontrolled emotion to playing a controlled game that raised other players up," Devils coach Jason Rittmiller said. "It was a big year for him. Last year, he was a good player who came on (toward the end of the season). Now, he plays at a much higher level. If someone upset him, I'd have to take him out and calm him down."
For Escobar, it was a matter of getting even, instead of getting mad.
"Last year, I lost my head a lot," Escobar said. "People would mess with me, and I'd take a lot of fouls. This year, I wouldn't retaliate. I'd try harder when I got fouled and try to blow by the guy."
White's all-league nod is not a surprise to those who watched him on a regular basis but definitely one because of the voting process. Offense usually wins out when the coaches get together. Rittmiller nominated White, and the league's coaches had noticed.
Ever steady in the back, White's role became even more critical when the Devils moved from a 4-4-2 to a 3-5-2 in the middle of the year.
"He was my guy, him or Miguel (Holguin)," Rittmiller said. "Steve really stepped up to the task. If I were giving directions to the defense, I would give it to Steve and he'd make sure it would happen. He was a rock throughout the season."
White showed that he was a versatile player, also gaining a role on set pieces on offense. He ended up scoring one of the prettier goals of the season on a header against Glenwood.
"It's awesome. That's incredible," White said about being all league. "I'm kind of speechless."
Gonzalo and Kevin
A defensive midfielder, Gomez earned his stripes doing the little things that often don't get noticed but are critical to a team's success.
Gomez took on a leadership role on and off the field. On the field, he would change his style of play depending on the game situation. He also took a coach's role, helping take younger players on the squad under his wing.
"He is an unsung hero," Rittmiller said. "If he was going forward or playing more defensively, I never worried about him. He picked up the slack for others. On defense, he'd always get the ball going in the other direction. He has such a nice touch."
Kevin Escobar is just a sophomore, but he got everyone's attention. And he will be in the spotlight next year with some high expectations from his coach.
"He's got so much potential," Rittmiller said. "I expect him to be as good as Marco next year, and by (Kevin's) senior year, he could be something we haven't seen. He keeps on improving and working so hard. So does (his brother) Nestor. (Kevin's) very comfortable anywhere in the midfield. He can play with his left or right foot. I can't wait as he matures and gets better."
Sports Editor Chris Freud can be reached at 970-748-2934 or cfreud@vaildaily.com.
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SEC Names Allan Beller to Head Its Corporate-Finance Division
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Updated Nov. 20, 2001 12:01 am ET
WASHINGTON -- The corporate-finance beat has a new cop. The Securities and Exchange Commission named Alan Beller, a New York lawyer, to head its corporate-finance division.
Mr. Beller succeeds David Martin, a soft-spoken lawyer who got high marks for improving morale at the SEC's second-largest division. Mr. Martin, who was appointed by former SEC Chairman Arthur Levitt, recently announced he would step down. Michael McAlevey, deputy division director, also has announced plans to leave the SEC.


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node -v: v.4.4.5
npm -v: 4.3.0
os: windows 10

Steps to reproduce the problem:

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*cd moonmail-ui

*npm install

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Haasiophis, bestaande uit de enige soort Haasiophis terrasanctus, is een geslacht van uitgestorven slangen met achterpoten. Het is een van de drie geslachten van slangen uit het Cenomanien, waarvan bekend is dat ze achterpoten hadden.

Etymologie
Het geslacht werd genoemd ter ere van wijlen paleontoloog Georg Haas, die voor het eerst begon te werken in de fossielen van Ein Yabrud en begon met de beschrijving van het geslacht voordat hij stierf, plus het Griekse 'ophis', voor slang. De soortnamen komen van het Latijnse 'terrasanctus' wat 'heilig land' betekent.

Materiaal van het specimen
Haasiophis terrasanctus is bekend van een enkel fossiel dat werd ontdekt in Ein Yabrud in de heuvels van Judea, in de buurt van Ramallah, twintig kilometer ten noorden van Jeruzalem, op de centrale Westelijke Jordaanoever. Deze vindplaats produceerde ook het type en het enige exemplaar voor het zustergeslacht Pachyrhachis. Deze vindplaats bestaat uit kalksteencarbonaat dat is afgezet in een laag-energetische mariene platformomgeving. Het enige bekende exemplaar van Haasiophis terrasanctus, gehuisvest in de collecties van de Hebreeuwse Universiteit van Jeruzalem als exemplaar HUJ-Pal. EJ 695., meet achtentachtig centimeter, mist alleen het puntje van de staart en wordt beschouwd als een kleine slang.

Schedel
De schedel is goed bewaard gebleven, hoewel enigszins samengedrukt. In de typebeschrijving wordt de schedel beschreven als een mix van basale kenmerken, zoals die gevonden worden bij woelslangen, en geavanceerde eigenschappen die gevonden worden bij macrostomaten. De schedel toont een kleine premaxilla die geen tanden draagt, terwijl de maxilla, verhemeltebeen, pterygoïde en dentarische botten drieënzeventig tot vijfenzeventig tanden bevatten. Het preorbitale gebied van de schedel, dat klein en slank is, is vergelijkbaar met het preorbitale gebied van pythonslangen. Het contact tussen de prefrontale en frontale botten van de schedel lijkt sterk op die van het zustergeslacht Pachyrhachis en de niet-verwante Dinilysia. Omdat de staart van het exemplaar ontbreekt, is het totale aantal wervels 199, plus fragmenten van een 200e, waarbij de ribbenkast zich uitstrekt van de 5e tot de 154e wervel. Lymphapophyses (gevorkte 'cloacale' ribben) worden gevonden vanaf de 155e wervel en doorlopend tot de 160e. De ribben van de 45-48e en 105-108e wervels vertonen tekenen van pachyostose, benige verdikking en groei.

Achterpoten
Samen met zijn zustergeslacht Pachyrhachis bezit Haasiophis geen sacrale rib of wervels. Evenals Pachyrhachis is er geen bewaarde aanwijzing van een verbinding tussen de wervelkolom en de bekkengordel. De bekkengordel wordt gedeeltelijk verduisterd door over elkaar liggende botten, waardoor de details die te zien zijn, worden verminderd. Röntgenfoto's van het specimen onthullen Haasiophis terrasanctus met een eenvoudig triradiaat vergelijkbaar met dat van Pachyrhachis. Beide dijbenen zijn bij het exemplaar bewaard gebleven, maar de rest van het rechterbeen ontbreekt. Het linker zeugopodium, het voetwortelbeen, het scheenbeen en het kuitbeen zijn bewaard gebleven, hoewel het scheenbeen enigszins is gedisarticuleerd. De voet bestaat uit drie tarsale ossificaties en vijf middenvoetsbeentjes. De tarsale ossificaties vertonen geen tekenen dat de botten tijdens het leven met elkaar verbonden waren. Sporen van twee vingerkootjes zijn waarneembaar achter middenvoetsbeentjes twee en drie.

Taxonomische positie
Verschillende skeletkenmerken van Haasiophis kunnen worden geïnterpreteerd als een aanwijzing dat Haasiophis een juveniel exemplaar van Pachyrhachis is. De kleine totale omvang, onderontwikkeling van de tarsale ossificaties, minder uitgebreide pachyostosis en grotere proportionele grootte van het scheenbeen en kuitbeen zijn allemaal mogelijke kenmerken van een juveniel. De schedel- en tandstructuren van Pachyrhachis en Haasiophis zijn echter duidelijk verschillend. De doornuitsteeksels van Pachyrhachis zijn veel groter in vergelijking en de ribvorm is heel duidelijk. Daarom, hoewel ze als zeer nauw verwant worden beschouwd, zijn de twee verschillende geslachten.

Op basis van cladistische analyse van schedelkenmerken worden Haasiophis en zijn zustergeslachten aangeduid als ofwel een zustergroep van, of basale leden van, de macrostomatenclade van slangen. Dit wordt ondersteund door de algemene kenmerken van het skelet. De aanwezigheid van de achterpoten vormt echter een probleem bij deze plaatsing. Er zijn twee belangrijke ideeën voor de aanwezigheid van achterpoten bij Pachyophiidae. De eerste is het secundaire herwinnen van de ledematen van pootloze voorouders, terwijl de tweede de mogelijkheid is van meerdere episoden van beenverlies bij slangen. Helaas zijn het huidige aantal exemplaren uit de familie Pachyophiidae en de complexiteit van de evolutionaire taxonomie van slangen niet voldoende om de ene optie boven de andere te verkiezen.

Uitgestorven reptielen

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