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The Incredible Ways Heineken Uses Big Data, The Internet of Things And Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Bernard Marr Contributor
Every industry can benefit from Big Data, IoT and AI, and that includes brewers. Dutch brewer Heineken has been a worldwide brewing leader for the last 150 years, but today, as the No. 1 brewer in Europe and No. 2 in the world they are ramping up their results thanks to the use of big data and AI. As the company sets out to better compete in the formidable U.S. beer market they plan to leverage the vast amounts of data they collect. Currently they sell more than 8.5 million barrels of its various beer brands here in the U.S., but they hope to increase those numbers with data-driven improvements and AI augmentation to its operations, marketing, advertising and customer experience.
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Heineken Improves Operations through Data Analytics
From forecasting to optimizing delivery routes, Heineken uses data at every stage of the supply chain. Data informs Heineken's collaborative planning, forecasting and replenishment processes to eliminate inefficiencies throughout the entire chain. Through data analytics the brewer can adjust production when there is high inventory, long production or replenishment lead-times, and seasonal variances in the demand for its products.
The Internet of Things and Heineken's Ignite Bottle
The brewer is not letting the potential of the Internet of Things (IoT) pass them by. By 2025, the Internet of Things is expected to generate up to $11.1 trillion a year in economic value according to a McKinsey Global Institute report. Heineken has already dabbled in the IoT with its Ignite bottle—one of the winning ideas for the company's annual Future Bottle Design Challenge. These interactive bottles have 50 individual components and sensors including LED lights that turn beer bottles into connected devices that respond to the beat of the music in clubs and reflect its rhythms so that "every bottle becomes part of the party." Its lights also flicker when the bottle is tipped back for a drink, "cheers" another bottle and dims when nobody is touching it. The Ignite bottle certainly contributes to a memorable customer experience when enjoying a Heineken brew.
Heineken partnered with Walmart on a pilot program with Shopperception, a company that analyzes the behavior of shoppers in front of the shelves and uses the metrics it gathers to create real-time events to drive more conversions. This program helped them gather a tremendous amount of data on how every six-pack or can of Heineken left the store. The brewer and retailer can assess all the data collected to better understand the customer who is purchasing Heineken as well what might be the best location in the store to sell beer and when.
Heineken also has a strong social media following and created partnerships with Facebook and Google to better understand their customers. Now armed with this insight, Heineken can create personalized and event-driven marketing experiences.
Customer Engagement and Building Relationships
Building customer engagement is at the core of many of Heineken's marketing executions. The company's social media strategy strives to develop relationships with its fans rather than just bombard their feeds with posts of beer glasses and links to its latest ads. They implemented the "Star Treatment" that includes targeted mobile ads, special offers and exclusive events. Every Facebook and Twitter post is tagged with a unique identifier that allows the social media strategists to gather data on how people are responding to the posts.
The brewer launched a "dual screen" experience with a StarPlayer game during a Champions league football tournament. The football game matched in real-time with the StarPlayer game, so its experience was dependent on what occurred on the field. Of course, the game also helped the fans engage with the Heineken brand at the same time they were cheering their football team.
Last year during the EUFA Champions League Final, the company introduced the Heineken Banternator on Twitter—the world's first AI football commentator. This bot was taught to respond to Heineken's Twitter followers with relevant football banter during every aspect of the entire game from kickoff to penalties to each goal.
The company's New Zealand branch is piloting a new way to engage with customers through Bluetooth Low Energy beacons. They have enabled bar and restaurant management with a smartphone app and content-management software so they can use Heineken LIVE to send out messages, specials and rewards to those within range of their establishment's beacon.
Can Machines Help Us Improve Beer?
IntelligentX is one company that is attempting to deploy AI to improve beer recipes and customize beers for individuals. They don't plan to replace the human artistry of beer brewing, only augment the capabilities with feedback from consumers and other data points. IntelligentX's founders launched the idea after becoming frustrated with how other breweries used data to only data to alter advertising plans rather than actually improve the product. Whether this can be scaled to the worldwide demand is another question, but it's intriguing to watch it develop.
Bernard Marr
Bernard Marr is an internationally best-selling author, popular keynote speaker, futurist, and a strategic business & technology advisor to governments and companies...


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Preventing domestic and intimate partner violence
The Ministry of Social Affairs and Health is responsible for the planning and steering of the prevention of domestic and intimate partner violence.
The aim is to develop the nationwide service system so that it will be able to provide services and support to all parties in domestic and intimate partner violence irrespective of their place of residence. Preventive methods are also developed actively.
Family members and intimate partners may be experiencing violence or threat of violence, including physical, psychological, sexual or economic violence or destruction of property. Neglect and abuse, too, constitute violence.
A Committee for Combating Violence against Women and Domestic Violence started operating at the beginning of 2017. It is related to the Council of Europe Convention on preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence (Istanbul Convention).
The term of the Committee will last four years, from 21.1.2021–20.1.2025 . The Committee operates under the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health.
Committee for Combating Violence against Women and Domestic Violence (Gateway to Information on Government Projects) (In Finnish)
Action plan for the Istanbul Convention for 2018–2021 (Institutional Repository for the Government Valto)
Finland is committed to the Council of Europe Convention on preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence (Istanbul Convention). The Convention entered into force in Finland on 1 August 2015.
Council of Europe Convention on preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence (Istanbul Convention)
Domestic and intimate partner violence in the Criminal Code
Provisions on domestic and intimate partner violence are laid down by the Criminal Code of Finland, which is under the purview of the Ministry of Justice.
Criminal Code of Finland 39/1889 (Finlex)
Authorities' responsibilities
The Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare(THL) coordinates the nationwide work to prevent domestic and intimate partner violence.
Prevention of domestic and intimate partner violence (in Finnish) (THL)
Mediation in domestic violence cases under review
The Advisory Board on Mediation in Criminal Cases has appointed a working group to review the current practices of mediation in cases of domestic and intimate partner violence. The interim report should be completed by the end of 2017 and final report in spring 2019 at the latest. Mediation in cases of domestic and intimate partner violence is mentioned in the Government Action Plan for Gender Equality.
Mediation in criminal and civil cases (In Finnish)
The Ministry of Social Affairs and Health has issued recommendations for health and social services concerning the prevention of domestic and intimate partner violence.
Recognise, protect and act (Publications of the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health 2008:9) (In Finnish)
To whom the strikes belong? (Handbooks of the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health 2005:7) (In Finnish)
How to talk about violence with clients (pdf) (In Finnish)
Refuge services for victims of intimate partner and domestic violence (Reports of the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health 2010:1) (In Finnish)
The handbook on immigrant women and violence supports professionals in helping immigrant women who have experienced violence.
Immigrant women and violence (Handbooks of the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health 2005:15) (In Finnish)
The National Action Plan against Disciplinary Violence aimed to strengthen the human dignity of children and to increase mutual respect between children and their parents.
National Action Plan for safety promotion of the children and Youth (in Finnish)
National Action Plan against Disciplinary Violence 2010–2015 (Publications of the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health 2010:7) (In Finnish)
Minna Viuhko, Senior Specialist
Ministry of Social Affairs and Health, Department for Safety, Security and Health / TUTO, Wellbeing and Health Protection Unit / HYT Telephone:0295163470 [email protected]

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Q: keep getting internal system errors and can not see the desktop I have found quite a few topics within this problem, but didn't really find a clear answer.
I have updated my Ubuntu. The update I have installed Ubuntu update center said it had some unothorized installs. I have read, that people get these messages, but what you need to do is run sudo apt-get update and then sudo apt-get upgrade. So that was what I did. After I restarted the computer, I received this "Internal system problem". Tried to restart computer quite few times, but still the same. The thing is that I can not see the desktop as well, no icons, no nothing.

A: A first attempt, the way would try personally:
Do you get a login prompt if you hold CTRL+SHIFT and hit F1 ? - if that is not possible, try to get into 'Recovery mode' from the grub menu (hit ESC immediately at the end of BIOS displays to see it, if it isn't shown automatically).
In recovery mode first do fsck, then
enable networking, and finally
root prompt.
After either of the above try
sudo apt-get check at the prompt.
If that goes well then follow up with
sudo apt-get update (will scroll a lot of text) and
sudo apt-get upgrade.

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Thanks so much for stopping by! I'm so excited to show you my projects from this Quick Stitch Beaded Holiday release. I have to admit that when I got the assignment for this kit, I wasn't too excited. I mean, summer was already going by so fast...and now I'm supposed to be working on Christmas stuff? But once I got my hands on this kit and saw how cute it was and how cleverly it went together, I definitely got into the holiday spirit!
The details about what is in the kit and how to go about getting yourself one are at the bottom of this post. But I want to get started by showing you my favorite project - the mitten garland. I was so happy with the way it went together.
I really liked the idea of making a garland of pairs of mittens. I cut out each mitten of the pairs, and then used the beaded motif dies to make the argyle pattern on the front of each of the mittens. The hardest thing when I was assembling these was keeping track of which was the front of each cut out piece - I wanted to make sure that my thumbs went together on each pair.
Here you can see the beaded motifs. I used a sparkly floss that I found with the usual DMC floss. I also used the sequins and beads from the kit in different combinations on each mitten pair.
The garland dies come in different lengths, so I was able to use a shorter piece of garland between the two mittens in a pair, and then use a longer piece between the pairs. Finally, the end piece has pre-cut loops, making it perfect for hanging.
I wasn't trying to make my garland double-sided, so I sewed my garland pieces directly on the back of the mittens, using the included "holes only" die. But if I wanted to hang it so that both sides showed, it would be easy to sandwich the garland strands between the main pieces. I also left the tops open on each of the mittens so that I can put a little something into each one when I hang them for the holiday.
Papertrey Ink Felt in Scarlet Jewel, Hawaiian Shores, Simply Chartreuse, Raspberry Fizz, and Vintage Cream.
I love this little stocking! I think it is great that the dies for the contrasting heels, toes, and cuffs were included, as well as the holes-only die for attaching them.
I really like how you can customize the beaded motifs that are included in the kit. Erin shows you how she put them together, but you can take her idea and make it your own. I decided to make the tree out of green sequins, with red beads in the center.
I just wish I had some candy canes around so that I could tuck one into this little stocking.
Papertrey Ink Felt in Scarlet Jewel, Simply Chartreuse, Smokey Shadow and Vintage Cream.
For my final project, I really wanted to do something different. Although I loved my first two projects and how they came out, they were pretty involved. And very Christmas-y. So I decided to change things up and make something much simpler.
This rainbow garland is made from cardstock with the star die included in this kit. I cut out two of each color and made little star "sandwiches" over black and white bakers twine.
The garland is completely double-sided. The twine is secured with the double-sided tape I used to stick the stars together.
I like how the holes for the stitches provide a nice decorative edge to the stars here.
It would be super easy to personalize these stars with letter stickers to spell out someone's name. I think I'll be making another set for my daughter's high school graduation party. The garland would be great in her school colors. And it was so easy and quick to put together.
Papertrey Ink Perfect Match Cardstock in Pure Poppy, Orange Zest, Summer Sunrise, New Leaf, Enchanted Evening, Winter Wisteria, and Royal Velvet.
So those are my projects - I had such a good time creating them. I know you will have lots of fun with this kit too!
The third Quick Stitch Kit will be released on September 1st and it is entitled "Beaded Holiday". This kit reminds us of days gone by. When women spent quiet evenings by the fire, doing handwork. A time when handmade was best. The basic holiday stitching shapes in Beaded Holiday can be used for so many different types of projects, everything from keepsake gift tags, to tree ornaments, to holiday garland. Think gift card holders, holiday party favors and more! Erin even has you covered when it comes to decorating your holiday stitching projects. The clever beaded motif dies pre-cut all of your holes so the beading process is a snap and perfectly precise. Get your kit tomorrow night so you can get a head start on holiday projects!
The total retail cost of the "Beaded Holiday" Kit is $105. There will be a limited number of these exclusive kits available, so be sure to get yours while you can! The Beaded Holiday: Garland dies are the ONLY item from this kit that will be available for purchase separately at a later date.later date. All other items are limited edition to this kit and will never be offered again! "Beaded Holiday" Kit will be available for sale beginning on September 1st at 10pm EST, only at Papertrey Ink. Read all the details on Nichole's blog or contact Customer Service with any questions.
Don't forget to check out the other Quick Stitch designers and their projects. Links in the sidebar!
Hi Everyone! Thanks for stopping by my blog to visit. I'm so glad you're here. I can't wait to show you the projects I made with the latest Quick Stitch kit.
The second Quick Stitch Kit will be released on May 1st and it is entitled "Design-A-Softie". This is one collection of tools and stamps that you will turn to again and again to make heirloom quality gifts with heart. Everything you need to make customized softies will be right at your fingertips! Besides the basic softie body parts, there are dies for different facial expressions, eyes, ears and even trendy accessories! You will be able to create special one-of-a-kind stuffed animals according to a child's favorites colors, interests and personality! Think of this as your own person build-a-bear, just on a more affordable level! Get your kit tomorrow night so you can get a head start on holiday gifts!
The total retail cost of the "Design-A-Softie" Kit is $105. There will be a limited number of these exclusive kits available, so be sure to get yours while you can! Some individual items will be available for sale at a later date. The "Design-A-Softie" Kit will be available for sale beginning on May 1st at 10pm EST, only at Papertrey Ink. Read all the details on Nichole's blog or contact Customer Service with any questions.
I love the unlimited opportunities that there are for personalization with this kit. You can make all kinds of creatures. You are really only limited by your imagination! And honestly, there were just so many options, that I really didn't know where to start. So, I decided to start with a model I know very well: my dog, Molly. I decided that we needed a Molly in softie form.
This is a super-simple softie, with a little twist. I wanted to make beagle-like ears, so I used the die for a piece that was originally designed to be part of the face. I cut out four of them, and then pieced them together two-by-two, and stitched them to the side of Molly's head.
The heart tag die is included in the kit as well. I used iron on transfer paper (also included), to make the surface of the heart "writeable." I just ironed it on, using directions that Erin supplies with the kit. It was really easy to do - and I'm typically not a fan of using my iron! Then I just wrote Molly's name on with a sharpie.
I kept Molly's face really simple, cutting out spots for around her eyes, a muzzle, and a nose. The tiny black buttons I used for the eyes are in the kit as well. I also made a simple black collar for her.
And I definitely had to include a spot on her back, just like she has in real life! That spot is typically placed on the softie's belly, and is a great way to add some additional color to your piece. I placed it up a bit higher up on Molly's back, so it would more closely resemble her real spot.
For my next project, I wanted something a little more fanciful. So, I made a green bunny.
The colors here certainly make me thing of Easter, and the bunny would look cute peeking out of someone's basket. But I made it to hold a little note in the back.
The kit includes the die for the pocket for your softie, and a die for a note that fits perfectly inside. I love the idea of using this to put a note of encouragement in for a child, or just a note to introduce a child to his or her new friend.
The rubber stamp for the sentiment is included in the kit as well.
I made this softie without arms and legs. It made it a much quicker project, and perfect for a little note. Or a gift card would fit just right back there too.
I cut the polka dots for the belly using dies in the kit as well. The kit includes the dies to cut out all the details, and the "hole-only" dies as well, so you can line everything up and stitch easily.
My final project is a little pouch in the shape of an owl.
This is structured like the scissor keeper in the last Quick Stitch kit. I cut all the pieces out and sewed them together, leaving the top part unattached.
The pouch could be used for a lot of little things. I put a selection of pens in there. I plan to combine that with a gift card in the pocket in the back. It's a perfect teacher gift, just in time for Teacher Appreciation next week.
I used the iron-on transfer paper included in the kit to give the fabric enough structure to be cut out using my die cut machine. I backed the fabric with felt to add thickness and to keep the color true.
The glasses die cut is my very favorite. What a great way to add personality to your creatures.
I've really been looking forward to this product launch, because I want to see what everyone else has been creating using this kit. Check out the links in the sidebar to see everyone else's softie creations. And I can't wait to see what you create as well!
The first Quick Stitch Kit will be released on March 9th and it is entitled "Sewing Staples". Erin has really outdone herself with this one! The stitching dies included help you to make a few different sewing accessories that are not only beautiful, but also super functional. You will have all of your sewing supplies in order just in time for the new stitching products coming out over the next year! Not only will this kit help YOU to get organized, but also make wonderful handmade gifts for friends and family. The team even has a few unconventional uses for these stitching dies that will allow you to take everything in a completely different direction and get more value for your investment in these tools!
The total retail cost of the "Sewing Staples" Kit is $110. There will be a limited number of these exclusive kits available, so be sure to get yours while you can! Some individual items will be available for sale at a later date. The "Sewing Staples" Kit will be available for sale beginning on March 9th at 10pm EST, only at Papertrey Ink. Read all the details on Nichole's blog or contact Customer Service with any questions.
I had so much fun with this kit. I kept making things, and making things. Pretty soon every pair of scissors in my house is going to have a cute little holder to go with them! I liked how I had such a great selection of dies in this kit to choose from, so I could really make the project my own.
I made this set to match a Vera Bradley bag that I use to carry my knitting projects around in. I decided to go a little bit simpler on this set and only decorate the scissor keeper and the needle book with three flowers. Because the kit includes so many die choices, plus the corresponding "holes only" die for each option, it is easy to personalize things exactly the way you want them.
The scissor keeper was the first thing I put together. I decided to stitch the pieces together with a dark blue floss. I just loved the contrast. Plus, using the same floss color across my projects helped tie them together as a set, even though I used a different main felt color for each piece.
Here's a close up of the little flower detail.
The needle book is not only adorable, it's so useful! I'm constantly looking for a needle to weave in ends when I'm knitting. I can't wait to get my needles organized once and for all.
Erin thought of all the little details with this needle book. I love that there is a die that lets you make a perfect slot to string your ribbon tie through.
This kit includes a little box that you can decorate as well. It is sized to hold the floss bobbins that are also included in the kit. I decided that floss would make the perfect decoration for the box as well.
I used Mod Podge and just wrapped the floss around the box, taking my time and making it all line up neatly. I got the idea from some wooden jewelry pieces I had seen wrapped with floss on Pinterest. I used the flower dies from the kit and some felt scraps to make a little flower decoration too.
Aren't the floss bobbins the cutest? I have to admit that I was a bit intimidated by the idea of using the transfer paper to put the numbers on the ribbon for the tag, but Erin provides excellent directions, and the tag stamp shows you exactly where the numbers need to be placed.
In fact, I loved the look of the tags so much, I decided to use one on my next piece.
This time, I wanted to use more flowers and beads, so I used the large round "holes only" die for placement of all the elements. I decided to make the scissor keeper itself in a neutral color and without the scalloped edge, so that the flower pieces and beads would shine.
I used one of the flower stamps included in the kit for the little decorative tag. It fit perfectly into the space on the tag stamp where the numbers were placed when I made the bobbins. I thought it would also be cute with some little letter stamps so that the tag could be a monogram. I'm planning to do that when I make even more of these sets for gifts.
Here's a close up of the flowers. You can see that I used a neutral color for the inside of the scissor keeper as well.
I made a pincushion out of the needle book die. I cut one of the plain book dies and one of the scalloped dies, then matched the holes up, folded it in half, and sewed up the edges. I used just a little bit of stuffing and then sewed the top up, adding another decorative tag.
Finally, I couldn't resist using the needle book dies to make a tiny album.
I cut two pieces of felt using the plain edged dies to make the album. I also used the plain edged die to cut out the cardstock pages I used on the inside. Then I just trimmed the edges of the cardstock that had the stitching holes off. The paper fit inside the album cover perfectly.
The circles on the front of the album were cut with circle dies from the kit. I lined them up in my diecut machines with the "holes only" die that is used for the spine of the album to make the holes for stitching. I cut the corresponding holes in the felt on the cover with the same die, then just matched them up and stitched them together.
I stitched the cardstock into the center to make the pages. I used the circle stamps also included in the kit to make simple decorations for the pages.
When I make another mini album from this kit, I'll likely add the ribbon closure using the provided die. Or, the closure from the cell phone case die might work perfectly here too. Hmm...I think I have my next project!
Make sure you check out what everyone else on the team has made with this kit. The links to their blogs are in the sidebar.
All supplies except the felt, embroidery floss, and the cardstock and ink used in the mini album are included in the Sewing Staples Quick Stitch Kit.
Some years, not so much.
This year, December got more than a little away from me. I have a full-time job that frequently gets in the way of doing other things I'd like to do, but this holiday season it happened more than most. So, this year, I had to resort to a New Year's card.
Anyway, sometime after Christmas, I started thinking about what I should do. I liked the idea of doing an Instagram inspired card, like this cool one on Pinterest. But that seemed like more than I could manage to pull off.
Go here to get the template for yourself.
Decided to do a picture of the whole family this year.
Followed Cathy's step-by-step directions to place the photo in and recolor the camera. It's been a while since I played with Photoshop and I was more than a little rusty.
I did add text to the inside by just creating a word document and running the cards through my printer. I include a greeting and a little blurb about each of us and what we've been up to over the past year.


Halloween brings out the kid (and 'spook') in all of us with jack-o'-lanterns, trick-or-treating, and lots of Halloween decoration themes and activities to enjoy. Your local neighborhood florist, OMNI FLOWERS of BRAMPTON, ON (ON), is a great place to start for creative suggestions on Halloween party decorations, Halloween haunted houses, and maybe even fun props like Halloween tombstones and Halloween yard decorations. Let us suggest some Halloween floral themes and Halloween party flower ideas for kids, and maybe even a few tips grownup 'ghouls' will like too! Give your Halloween festivities a 'frightfully' fantastic look and feel with colorful flowers and fun Halloween floral decor from OMNI FLOWERS of BRAMPTON, ON (ON).


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Uzbekistan airways launches the new terminal
By the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan a new passenger terminal with a capacity of 400 passengers per hour has been put into operation at the international airport "Nukus". This is another project implemented by the NAC "Uzbekistan Airways" with the support of the leadership of our country in order to enhance the country's touristic potential, provide better service to air passengers and modernize the ground infrastructure of the republic's airports.
The new terminal is equipped with the most modern equipment, which will allow passengers and their luggage to be serviced in accordance with international standards. The building has modern engineering and technological equipment to ensure a high level of aviation security.
Also, zones for pre-flight control and baggage allowance have been expanded, and the number of check-in counters has been increased. There are halls for local and international airlines, mother's and child's rooms, health center, currency exchange offices, souvenir shops, cafe-bar and other amenities to services of passengers.
The climatic conditions of the area were taken into account when developing the design of the new terminal. A balance between technology, safety and comfort is achieve, in it. Due to increased capacity and speed of service, the terminal will contribute to the improvement of service and comfort for passengers, and, of course, the opening of new destinations, will attract tourists and foreign air carriers.
Note that the international airport "Nukus" is able to take almost all types of aircraft and helicopters. The length of the runway is 3 thousand meters, width - 45 meters. At the aerodrome, has been installed modern light-signal and air navigation equipment meeting to international standards.
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import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;

import org.neo4j.com.RequestContext;
import org.neo4j.com.Response;
import org.neo4j.com.storecopy.ResponsePacker;
import org.neo4j.com.storecopy.StoreCopyServer;
import org.neo4j.com.storecopy.StoreWriter;
import org.neo4j.function.Supplier;
import org.neo4j.io.fs.FileSystemAbstraction;
import org.neo4j.kernel.GraphDatabaseAPI;
import org.neo4j.kernel.IdGeneratorFactory;
import org.neo4j.kernel.IdType;
import org.neo4j.kernel.NeoStoreDataSource;
import org.neo4j.kernel.api.exceptions.TransactionFailureException;
import org.neo4j.kernel.ha.TransactionChecksumLookup;
import org.neo4j.kernel.ha.com.master.MasterImpl;
import org.neo4j.kernel.ha.id.IdAllocation;
import org.neo4j.kernel.impl.api.TransactionApplicationMode;
import org.neo4j.kernel.impl.api.TransactionCommitProcess;
import org.neo4j.kernel.impl.core.LabelTokenHolder;
import org.neo4j.kernel.impl.core.PropertyKeyTokenHolder;
import org.neo4j.kernel.impl.core.RelationshipTypeTokenHolder;
import org.neo4j.kernel.impl.locking.LockGroup;
import org.neo4j.kernel.impl.store.StoreId;
import org.neo4j.kernel.impl.store.id.IdGenerator;
import org.neo4j.kernel.impl.transaction.TransactionRepresentation;
import org.neo4j.kernel.impl.transaction.log.LogicalTransactionStore;
import org.neo4j.kernel.impl.transaction.log.TransactionIdStore;
import org.neo4j.kernel.impl.transaction.log.checkpoint.CheckPointer;
import org.neo4j.kernel.impl.transaction.tracing.CommitEvent;
import org.neo4j.kernel.monitoring.Monitors;

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    static final String STORE_COPY_CHECKPOINT_TRIGGER = "store copy";

    private final GraphDatabaseAPI graphDb;
    private final TransactionChecksumLookup txChecksumLookup;
    private final FileSystemAbstraction fileSystem;
    private final LabelTokenHolder labels;
    private final PropertyKeyTokenHolder propertyKeyTokenHolder;
    private final RelationshipTypeTokenHolder relationshipTypeTokenHolder;
    private final IdGeneratorFactory idGeneratorFactory;
    private final NeoStoreDataSource neoStoreDataSource;
    private final File storeDir;
    private final ResponsePacker responsePacker;
    private final Monitors monitors;

    private final TransactionCommitProcess transactionCommitProcess;
    private final CheckPointer checkPointer;

    public DefaultMasterImplSPI( final GraphDatabaseAPI graphDb,
                                 FileSystemAbstraction fileSystemAbstraction,
                                 Monitors monitors,
                                 LabelTokenHolder labels, PropertyKeyTokenHolder propertyKeyTokenHolder,
                                 RelationshipTypeTokenHolder relationshipTypeTokenHolder,
                                 IdGeneratorFactory idGeneratorFactory,
                                 TransactionCommitProcess transactionCommitProcess,
                                 CheckPointer checkPointer,
                                 TransactionIdStore transactionIdStore,
                                 LogicalTransactionStore logicalTransactionStore,
                                 NeoStoreDataSource neoStoreDataSource)
    {
        this.graphDb = graphDb;

        // Hmm, fetching the dependencies here instead of handing them in the constructor directly feels bad,
        // but it seems like there's some intricate usage and need for the db's dependency resolver.
        this.fileSystem = fileSystemAbstraction;
        this.labels = labels;
        this.propertyKeyTokenHolder = propertyKeyTokenHolder;
        this.relationshipTypeTokenHolder = relationshipTypeTokenHolder;
        this.idGeneratorFactory = idGeneratorFactory;
        this.transactionCommitProcess = transactionCommitProcess;
        this.checkPointer = checkPointer;
        this.neoStoreDataSource = neoStoreDataSource;
        this.storeDir = new File( graphDb.getStoreDir() );
        this.txChecksumLookup = new TransactionChecksumLookup( transactionIdStore, logicalTransactionStore );
        this.responsePacker = new ResponsePacker( logicalTransactionStore, transactionIdStore, new Supplier<StoreId>()
        {
            @Override
            public StoreId get()
            {
                return graphDb.storeId();
            }
        } );
        this.monitors = monitors;
    }

    @Override
    public boolean isAccessible()
    {
        // Wait for 5s for the database to become available, if not already so
        return graphDb.isAvailable( 5000 );
    }

    @Override
    public int getOrCreateLabel( String name )
    {
        return labels.getOrCreateId( name );
    }

    @Override
    public int getOrCreateProperty( String name )
    {
        return propertyKeyTokenHolder.getOrCreateId( name );
    }

    @Override
    public IdAllocation allocateIds( IdType idType )
    {
        IdGenerator generator = idGeneratorFactory.get( idType );
        return new IdAllocation( generator.nextIdBatch( ID_GRAB_SIZE ), generator.getHighId(),
                generator.getDefragCount() );
    }

    @Override
    public StoreId storeId()
    {
        return graphDb.storeId();
    }

    @Override
    public long applyPreparedTransaction( TransactionRepresentation preparedTransaction ) throws IOException,
            TransactionFailureException
    {
        try ( LockGroup locks = new LockGroup() )
        {
            return transactionCommitProcess.commit( preparedTransaction, locks, CommitEvent.NULL,
                    TransactionApplicationMode.EXTERNAL );
        }
    }

    @Override
    public Integer createRelationshipType( String name )
    {
        return relationshipTypeTokenHolder.getOrCreateId( name );
    }

    @Override
    public long getTransactionChecksum( long txId ) throws IOException
    {
        return txChecksumLookup.applyAsLong( txId );
    }

    @Override
    public RequestContext flushStoresAndStreamStoreFiles( StoreWriter writer )
    {
        StoreCopyServer streamer = new StoreCopyServer( neoStoreDataSource,
                checkPointer, fileSystem, storeDir, monitors.newMonitor( StoreCopyServer.Monitor.class ) );
        return streamer.flushStoresAndStreamStoreFiles( STORE_COPY_CHECKPOINT_TRIGGER, writer, false );
    }

    @Override
    public <T> Response<T> packTransactionStreamResponse( RequestContext context, T response )
    {
        return responsePacker.packTransactionStreamResponse( context, response );
    }

    @Override
    public <T> Response<T> packTransactionObligationResponse( RequestContext context, T response )
    {
        return responsePacker.packTransactionObligationResponse( context, response );
    }

    @Override
    public <T> Response<T> packEmptyResponse( T response )
    {
        return responsePacker.packEmptyResponse( response );
    }
}


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As an arbitrator Robert undertakes disputes involving professional negligence, delay analysis, costs, defects, interpretation of contract, termination and all other aspects of contract in the areas of property, building, civil engineering, roads, rail & tunneling, mechanical & electrical and process engineering. With a Diploma in International Arbitration and being a member of the New York Bar, Robert has a unique view of the worldwide arbitration arena today.
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Secret Sanctum of Captain Video: Captain's Library: THE SHADOW "Vampire Hall"
Captain's Library: THE SHADOW "Vampire Hall"
...and to complete the cycle, this story was adapted into the September 1946 season opener of The Shadow radio show, entitled "Vampires Prowl at Night"!
(BTW, you can read the pulp novel "Vampire Murders" and the script for "Vampires Prowl at Night" in a recent reprint available HERE.
This never-reprinted story from Shadow Comics V3#4 (1943) is written by Gibson and illustrated by Jack Binder.
The character of Varney Haldrew is named after Varney the Vampire, who was featured in the 1845 Gothic-horror story, Varney the Vampire; or, the Feast of Blood by James Malcolm Rymer.
"Varney" was a major influence on fictional vampires, including Dracula (1897), by Bram Stoker.
Many of the basic concepts about vampires including fangs, punctured necks, and hypnotic powers, originated from the popular Varney "penny dreadfuls" published from 1845 to 1847.
We're hope you're enjoying our Countdown to Halloween 2013 contributions about tv/movie/radio-based comics featuring monsters (or in this case, someone pretending to be a monster)!
Somewhere along the line picked up a 2 volume set of VARNEY reprints... massive, never had the patience with the prose of that genre to get very far.
BURKE'S LAW "Who Killed the Hollywood Hopefuls?"


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IRS Goes After Small Time Tax Cheaters but Massive Tax Avoiders Escape
Category: Federal Criminal Law | White Collar Crime
On December 3, 2015, the Internal Revenue Service released its 2015 Annual Investigation Report (Report). The Criminal Investigation unit (CI) focused its investigative efforts at terrorist financing, identity theft, cybercrime, public corruption, and money laundering. The number of investigations in Fiscal Year 2015 (3,853) were down from the number reported in Fiscal Year 2014 (4,297).
IRS Criminal Investigations Down
That decrease can be attributed to the 51 CI investigators lost during FY 2015 because of budget cuts, a 6 percent decrease. Since 2010, the CI has lost 445 investigators, reducing the agency's ability to initiate and follow through with investigations.
"The report reflects the extremely high level of commitment that CI agents bring to the job and the great case work accomplished this past year," said Richard Weber, Chief of the CI unit in a press release accompanying the report. "But the story that the report tells this year is that fewer agents do mean fewer cases. I'm extremely proud of all that we accomplished in spite of our budget challenges, but the inability to hire is really taking its toll."
Tax Violations
Most people do not realize the scope of CI investigations. They simply think of "tax evasion." This type of investigation comes under what is called "legal source tax crimes." These crimes are committed, as the Report noted, "in legally permissible occupations and industries, and their actions violate tax laws or threaten the tax program."
The overriding goal of this investigative effort is to bring about more voluntary compliance with the nation's tax laws—give unto Caesar that which is Caesar's. Those who fail to comply with Caesar's edict engage in what is known as "general tax fraud."
Tax Fraud Backbone of IRS Criminal Investigations
The Report says general tax fraud investigations are the "backbone" of CI's enforcement program. Put simply, the IRS wants to make sure that "the taxpaying public" is complying with the Internal Revenue Code
"Compliance with the tax laws in the United States depends heavily on taxpayer self-assessment of the amount of tax, voluntary filing of tax returns and remittance of any tax owed," the Report said. "This is frequently termed 'voluntary compliance.' These are individuals from all facets of the economy, whether corporate executive, small business owner, self-employed or wage earner, who through willful non-compliance do not pay their share of taxes."
Abusive Return Preparer Fraud
Within the CI unit are various programs that targets specific types of tax fraud. For example, the Abusive Return Preparer Program generally investigates dishonest tax return preparers who, on behalf of their clients, may inflate personal or business expenses, false deductions, excessive exemptions, and/or allowable tax credits.
An example of this type of investigation is the case of two Fort Worth, Texas tax return preparers, who were sentenced to 170 months and 95 months respectively this past May. The two women were convicted on conspiracy to aid and assist in the preparation and preparation of false tax returns. One of the women owned a tax preparation business which employed her daughter-in-law as a return preparer. The false tax returns led to greater tax preparation fees–$1.9 million between 2008 and 2011.
Questionable Refund Fraud
Then there is the Questionable Refund Program whose primary focus is to identify fraudulent claims for tax refunds. This fraud usually involves individuals who file multiple tax returns with false information under the names of people who may or may not know about the scheme.
An example of this kind of refund fraud scheme is the case of R.Z, a Dallas resident who this past August was sentenced to 93 months in prison and ordered to pay $2,648,334 in restitution. RZ was convicted with TS who was sentenced to 87 months in prison and ordered to pay $2.6 million in restitution. The two men were convicted in a scheme to e-file false and fraudulent income tax returns. They reportedly rented private mailboxes in the name of aliases by using foreign United Kingdom passports. They then opened bank accounts in the name of the aliases so IRS refunds could be electronically deposited into the accounts.
Individuals Bear Brunt of Criminal Investigations
We have no problem giving unto Caesar that which is due Caesar. Our problem is that the IRS vigorously goes after individuals involved in the above described schemes, but turn a blind enforcement eye to wealthy corporations. For example, the Fiscal Times reported this past April that fifteen of the nation's Fortune 500 companies avoided paying taxes on $23 billion in profits in 2014. Worst yet, these companies – including CBS, Mattel, Prudential, and Ryder System – paid "almost no federal income taxes on $107 billion over the past five years.
Enforcement Inequity Breeds Distrust
And this was done in a legal and proper way. And that's the rub. This sort of inequity creates seething distrust by the American public against the IRS. And the distrust is entirely reasonable when 75 percent of the Fortune 500 companies operate at least one subsidiary in an offshore tax haven to avoid paying taxes to the tune of $620 billion. The top three companies that engage in this truly reprehensible behavior are Apple ($181 billion), General Electric ($119 billion), and Microsoft ($108 billion).
This information is contained in a study released in October by the U.S. Public Interest Research Group and the Citizens for Tax Justice. The Fiscal Times reported that these "companies have dramatically increased their use of accounting techniques that allow cash earned overseas to be booked in the name of subsidiaries that are incorporated in low-or no-tax jurisdictions, sometimes with little more than a mailbox as their physical presence. Between 2008 and 2014, the amount of money U.S. firms claimed as profits attributable to offshore entities doubled to $2.1 trillion."
This unholy practice costs the Department of Treasury nearly $90 billion in revenues each year. Apple alone would owe the Treasury $59.2 billion if its $181 billion was not "considered overseas for tax purposes." And the kicker here is that this Apple money, and the money from the other companies, is not kept in offshore banks but rather in "U.S.-based banks and financial institutions."
Again, this corporate behavior is perfectly legal. But to us the behavior is no different than the behavior of ordinary, everyday tax cheats who are sent to prison.
719 Tax Fraud Offenders Convicted and Sentenced in 2014
In the Fiscal Year 2014, there were 719 tax fraud offenders sentenced under the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines. They received on average 16 months in prison, despite being an average age of 50 with no criminal history (82.8 percent). Their conduct on average deprived the Treasury $166,967.
Compare that to Apple's $59.2 billion in lost revenue to the Treasury.
The difference is that one conduct is called tax fraud while the other is called tax avoidance.
But, as criminal defense attorneys, it's hard for us to see, much less respect, the difference.


Dash is a sponsor of the upcoming Texas Bitcoin Conference, with Dash Force securing a speaking slot.
Held October 28-29 in Austin, Texas, the Texas Bitcoin Conference will draw dozens of speakers and a host of attendees from around the cryptocurrency world. The event is co-organized by the Crypto Show, a cryptocurrency-related radio show and longtime Dash network partner. Additionally, Dash itself is a silver-level sponsor (with a proposal submitted for treasury funding that is in passing at present), and will have a table present, as well as two Dash ATMs.
Among a strong lineup of speakers at the conference, Dash will be represented by Dash Force's own Joël Valenzuela, who will be speaking on "The Digital Cash Revolution No One Is Talking About," emphasizing Dash's grassroots growth around the world as a peer-to-peer digital cash. In addition, Ian Freeman and Mark Edge from Free Talk Live (longtime Dash advocates and sponsored by the network), will be speaking. Freeman, Edge, and Valenzuela will also be on a media panel.
This is the second of three speaking engagements by Dash Force on Dash's behalf scheduled this year. The third will take place at the Vienna Regional Conference of the European Students for Liberty in early November. Two days prior to the conference, a Dash delegation will be holding a meetup at the House of Nakamoto in Vienna, which recent got funded by the treasury to accept Dash.
Dash Force also sponsored the Freecoast Festival last month, which included a speaking slot.


Three recipes, one f*ing delicious allergen-free, egg-free Instant Pot Cheesecake.
Every so often a recipe is just right on the first try and this was one of those moments. I am in love with my Instant Pot. I placed the order and then I combed the internet for days planning what I would cook first, the very moment it arrived. This was the first recipe I made in it and (much to my surprise, as first times so often go) it was fabulous. I wouldn't change a thing.
A lighter, creamy, egg-free, gluten-free, corn-free, wheat-free, allergy and vegan-friendly cheesecake recipe for your instant pot!
Line the bottom of a 7″ extra deep spring-form pan with parchment paper.
Mix crust ingredients in a small bowl until well combined.
Press the mixture into the bottom of the parchment prepped pan and press the crust down using a spoon or measuring cup so that it is tightly packed and smooth.
Place in the freezer (for about 15 minutes) while you make the filling.
Allow all cold filling ingredients to come to room temperature by taking them out a couple hours ahead of cooking, this will create a much smoother cheesecake.
Add the cream cheese, maple syrup, 1/2 and 1/2, yogurt, lemon juice, lemon zest and vanilla to your food processor and mix until smooth.
Scrape down the sides. Add the flour and continue to mix until the mixture is creamy.
Scrape down the sides again and blend until all of the ingredients are fully combined.
Pour the mixture into the (parchment paper prepped) spring-form pan and smooth the top with a spatula or spoon. Tap the pan on the counter several times to remove any bubbles.
Wrap the bottom of the pan with foil, place two paper towels on top of the pan and then cover with a piece of foil.
Make a tinfoil sling to allow easy insertion and removal from your instant pot- take a 15" piece of foil and fold it over 2 times. See the visual guide to see what it should look like.
Pour one cup of water into the insert of the Instant Pot and add in the trivet with the handles folded down.
Place the spring-form pan into the Instant Pot using the sling, fold sling handles over.
Add the instant pot lid and seal the vent.
Set the manual timer to high pressure for 37 minutes.
Once it's done, let it natural release. This should take 20-25 minutes. This is a great time to make the sauce!
Remove the cheesecake carefully using the sling and allow it to cool for 5 to 10 minutes.
Run a knife around the edges of the cheesecake to help prevent any cracking while it sets.
Put the pan in the freezer for 1-2 hours.
Remove from the freezer and run your knife around the edges of the cheesecake, release the springform tin. Carefully remove the parchment paper and place cheesecake on a plate.
Use a ladle or spoon to drizzle and smooth the caramel sauce over the cheesecake, I like to push it all the way to the edges so it drips over.
Melt the coconut oil, maple syrup, vanilla, and salt together in a pyrex measuring cup (or glass container) for 30 seconds in the microwave.
Stir in the peanut butter until fully incorporated.
Fill a saucepan with a cup of water, put pyrex measuring cup (or glass mixing bowl) into the pot.
Heat over medium, stirring continuously for ten minutes.
Remove sauce and allow it to cool to room temperature.
Double the pie crust and freeze one in a ziplock for later. It defrosts quickly in the fridge or on the counter. PIE crust works well for freezer cakes and oven-baked pies. See the recipe here.
If you don't have an Instant Pot - follow the recipe and "cook" it in the freezer. You can even make mini portions using small ramekins! OR, splurge and treat yourself, this is the Instant Pot I chose.
Please rate the recipe and comment or add questions below!
If you don't have an Instant Pot yet and are considering one, this is the one I went with and I LOVE IT.
An amazing little pie crust. I haven't found a sweet filling yet that it doesn't like. It can be frozen or baked and is easily made allergen and vegan-friendly!
Chop up pecans and add them to a mixing bowl. Stir in the coconut, flour, brown sugar and cinnamon. Mix well.
Add butter and stir until thoroughly mixed.
Press the mixture into the bottom of a pie pan (I prefer glass pyrex pie dishes) and press the crust down using a spoon or measuring cup so that it is tightly packed and smooth.
Preheat oven to 350°, bake for 7 minutes to set.
Add filling and continue baking based on filling recipe.
Press the mixture into the bottom of a parchment prepped pan and press the crust down using a spoon or measuring cup so that it is tightly packed and smooth.
Remember to allow pie to defrost before attempting to serve it, allowing for 10 to 15 minutes so that the crust is able to be cut.
If baking, I prefer to use glass pyrex pie dishes.
For the freezer, if you want to be able to remove your pie/cake, line your pan with parchment paper to make it super easy to plate.
For a finer, more traditional crust, use a blender to coarsely grind all the ingredients together.
See Pecan Pie, Avocado Freezer Fudge, & Cheesecake recipes for filling ideas or try out your favorites.


The basic principal of a cooling tower is to cool the water that has picked up heat generated by equipment within and around a facility. The operation begins in the tower basin where the cooled water is pumped out into the facility and utilized for cooling the equipment on the tower system. As that equipment is cooled, the water picks up the heat and returns to the top of the cooling tower.
The hot water is distributed onto a hot deck or through the spray nozzles that evenly distribute it over the tower fill media. The tower fill media is designed to increase surface area, as well as contact time between air and water. This enhances evaporation and allows further cooling of the tower water. The water then falls into the tower basin where it is then pumped back into the facility to cool the system equipment.
Scaling within a cooling tower can restrict the water distribution of spray nozzles, reduce the water flow through the openings of a hot deck and restrict the air flow within the tower. All of these conditions will result in diminished cooling capacity and inefficient operation of the associated equipment on the cooling tower system.
Neglecting cooling towers as well as other water operated equipment could not only increase the chance for bacteria growth, but will cost more money in the long run versus cleaning the equipment with RYDLYME. As little as a 3°F temperature reduction on a cooling tower can save approximately $16,000 a year! (See figure 1).
In this scenario, the payback period for using RYDLYME is 1 month! A cooling tower system can be cleaned by adding RYDLYME to the tower basin, thus allowing the towers transfer pump to circulate the solution throughout the tower and the equipment it is cooling. This can be accommodated during the normal operation of the cooling tower without shutdown! It is imperative when calculating the required amount of RYDLYME needed for a cooling tower system to include enough RYDLYME for the equipment load of the tower.


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Tag Archives: Darcey Steinke
The Personal "I" in Literature: Narcissus & Literature at the Onassis Festival
Is writing inherently narcissistic? Even when writing in the third person, can the writer ever fully disappear from the page? Is the personal "I" more trustworthy in journalism because it acknowledges the reporter's presence? Is the personal "I" in literary fiction more prone to becoming an unreliable narrator than a third-person narrator?
Lorin Stein, editor in chief of The Paris Review, sat down with Donald Antrim, Elif Batuman, and Jessica Moss to tackle the question of how writers interact with the mirror of the page in the panel Narcissism & Literature at the Onassis Festival's Narcissism Now: The Myth Reimagined on October 10, 2015.
Jessica Moss, professor of philosophy at NYU, opened the dialogue up by discussing Plato's Republic. She discussed Plato's thoughts on writing in the first person versus the third person, literary concepts that didn't quite yet have terms at the time. She revealed that Plato believed that a first-person narrator should be "a good, noble person."
The author of The Possessed, Elif Batuman is also well-known for her journalism for n+1 and The New Yorker. She related that she likes putting herself into her journalism pieces because she feels she will be perceived as more trustworthy. Her editor, at times, disagrees, telling her to remove herself from the story. Batuman transitioned the conversation from the Greek Plato to the Russian Fyodor Dostoyevsky. She told how Dostoyevsky — or as Jack Kerouac would call him, Dusty — originally wrote Crime and Punishment in first-person diary form before switching to the third-person narrator of the published version. In discussing this, the panelists agreed that the third-person showed the story through more action.
Donald Antrim, who also frequently writers for The New Yorker, is the author of the memoir The Afterlife, which deals with his relationship with his mother, Louanne Antrim, and resulted in him writing in the third person to tell her life story. Antrim explained that one of the pitfalls of the first-person narrator is that he or she is constantly in the reader's ear, justifying his viewpoint. Antrim said, "We're not interested in a narrator who's telling us all the time what to think." Antrim brought the conversation from the Greek Plato and the Russian Dostoyevsky to the English Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley's Frankenstein, an interesting exploration of narration, which starts out as a letter from a sea captain, transitions into Victor Frankenstein telling his story, and then transitions into the story of the monster.
Antrim said, "The third person doesn't require having things figured out"; he explained that, in contrast, a first-person narrator either is telling the reader exactly how he or she feels in that moment or is reflecting on that moment. Stein said the first-person stories that interest him are the ones where there is dramatic irony because the narrator doesn't know something. He suggested French novels use more immediate first person than American novels do. That reminded me of how Darcey Steinke once said French authors think American writers write "close to the house," an expression, if I remember correctly, that suggested American authors over-explain themselves. As a memoirist, this is something I've spent significant time thinking about and working out in my writing. I once had someone in a workshop come up with what they thought was a revelation about why I acted and thought the way I did and she asked me if I realized that thing about myself, and I, frankly, was surprised that she'd asked me that because I had purposely written to reveal that very same thing. I had thought my subtlety was a sign of good writing, but their question made me wonder if people would think I'm not self-aware if I don't spell things out for them. Unfortunately there wasn't a Q&A for the panel because I would've been quite curious to hear the panelists thoughts on immediacy and self-awareness in memoir writing. I was surprised there wasn't more talk about memoir, personal essay, semi-autobiographical writing, and the insertion of the personal "I" in journalism in a panel on narcissism. The discussion of narration in literature, however, was riveting.
Tags: #NarcissismNow, American writing, Darcey Steinke, Donald Atrim, editor, Elif Batuman, Frankenstein, French writing, Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Jassica Moss, journalism, Lorin Stein, Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, memoir, n+1, Narcissus, narrator, New Yorker, Onassis Cultural Center, Paris Review, Plato, Republic
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Writing Wednesday: Brooklyn Book Festival 2011
New York's largest free literary event took place on Sunday, September 18. That's right — the Brooklyn Book Festival!
My writer cohort and I had such a blast zig-zagging through the tents, ducking into readings, creeping close to authors, poring over books, and running into people we knew. She introduced me to John Woo of the Magnetic Fields. We ran into another friend from Little, Brown and Company, who instead of going the MFA route is doing his Masters in Publishing at NYU. I saw Alisa Harris, whom I used to work with at Patrol, and who now has her own book out.
On the speaker side of things, I got to hear my writing mentors Phillip Lopate and Darcey Steinke. I also got to hear Mary Karr, whom I had also heard speak at FFW. Plus so many other great speakers.
I spied my writing colleague Susan E. Isaac's memoir on the Greenlight Bookstore table at Brooklyn Book Fest.
…as well as Greek American Tina Fey's memoir.
Tags: Alisa Harris, Brooklyn Book Festival, Darcey Steinke, Festival of Faith and Writing, Jane Park, John Woo, Little Brown and Company, Magnetic Fields, Mary Karr, New York, NYU, Patrol, Phillip Lopate, publishing, Susan Isaacs, Writing Wednesday


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Cardiff School of Management>Staff>Rebecca Smith
Senior Lecturer in Retail Management
Department: Marketing and Strategy
Email Address: rmsmith@cardiffmet.ac.uk
Rebecca started her teaching career at Wolverhampton University in 1994 in the Business Strategy and Entrepreneurship Department. Then in 2000, moved to UWIC to set up the Retail Management Degree and HND which was validated in 2001 and ran for nine years. During which time was also an external Examiner at Wolverhampton University (Business Studies) and University of Central Lancashire (Retail Management and Business Studies Programs).
Within Cardiff Metropolitan University, Rebecca is a member of the Strategic Management Field Group and runs both the Innovation and Entrepreneurship module and Launching an Enterprise module in level six and the Creativity and Innovation Management module in level five. In addition to being part of the teaching team for Business in a Global Context for level 4.
Rebecca graduated from the Nottingham Trent University with an HND in Business Studies (Retail and Distribution) and then from Wolverhampton University with a BA (Hons) Business Enterprise. After spending some years in industry, returned to higher education and graduated from Wolverhampton University with a PGCE in Further and Higher Education, and a Diploma in Teaching and Learning and in 2000 an MBA from Liverpool University. Rebecca is also a full member of the Institute of Learning and Teaching and The Academy of Management.
Rebecca is currently undertaking a part-time PhD, investigating the role of strategy with in Small Independent Retailers. Her areas of research interest links Strategy, Retail and Entrepreneurship.


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Content is King, but not without a little feedback
By Kyle Greenwood
January 4, 2019 | Culture
It's a Brand New Year!
Kyle Greenwood 1
Happy New Year, everyone! It's an especially new year for me: For the first time in 24 years, I'm spending January somewhere other than The Columbian newspaper.
It was quite a run. I had ups, downs, successes, and defeats, although most of the time I hovered right in the middle. I've been with Webfor for all of six months. If I drank coffee, I've barely been here long enough to enjoy a cup.
Some colleagues expressed surprise that I would make such a change at this point in my life. I'm approaching 50. I'm married with children (two daughters). And yet I was leaving an established company with more than a 120-year history to start over with an agency that's been around for a tenth of the time!
It could have been anywhere, really. It was just time to go.
I'll miss the holiday potluck (newspaper people love eating by the way), free parking, and seeing familiar faces no matter where I was in the building. Being there for so long, I was kind of a resident expert on a variety of systems, processes, and personalities.
At Webfor, all of that cache was gone. It was so weird. The first days and weeks were filled with paperwork, training videos, and reading up on the ways of Webfor. Professionally, I was learning more. Socially, I was the new kid at school.
Know Your Audience
Nearly 20 years ago, I was part of a Columbian panel talking about journalism to local high schoolers. I was there to answer questions about how to write for the "internet," because it was an up-and-coming media.
At one point, I made the observation that any search term, no matter how banal, always returned a porn site or two. It got a good laugh, but afterward, the managing editor pulled me aside and chastised me a little.
"Don't talk about porn sites in front of a bunch of teenagers," he said. "Know your audience."
I always remembered that advice. At The Columbian, I worked the halls like a two-bit comic at the local Yuk Factory. At Webfor, I kept my head down, resisted with the jokes (even if I had a PERFECT zinger for a nearby conversation), and took in all the different personalities. You would have hardly known I was there.
More Audiences
That advice also shapes my work as a content writer at Webfor. When I started my journalism career, I covered high school football, college soccer, and even a dart tournament or two. I doubt the circles on that particular Venn diagram get within five feet of each other.
While the subjects may be different, the process didn't change. Tracking down the whos and the whats and the wheres happened no matter what event I was covering.
The same can be said about content writing at Webfor. During any given month, I could be working with roofers and riggers, plumbers and pump fitters, or Alaskan charters and architects. All with different voices, tones, and — you guessed it — audiences.
Fellow Webforian Matt George Moore explains our process in great detail here. Moore also has a background in journalism and really explains the similarities between creating content pieces and column inches.
Back at the Office
After a few weeks, I finally put my head up. A particularly outspoken fellow made some crack and, purely on reflex, I fired back a VERY witty rejoinder. It felt like everyone stopped and stared at me. After three minutes (I think) of silence, he said, "Hey … I like this guy!"
Soon enough, I started actually doing work, interacting with everyone else, and eased into my position. I found out who gave as good as they got, who were the fantasy football nerds, and who was always down for happy hour. And I discovered they were all insanely smart, talented, and just itching to help each other out.
After a month, I felt comfortable enough to play my favorite Pandora channel over the company speakers. I finally felt like I was home.
After about ten minutes, a seemingly annoyed person asked aloud, "Who the hell is playing Billy Joel music?!"
Maybe not all the way home yet. Still, I'm pretty confident I made the right move.
About Kyle Greenwood
I came to Webfor after 25 years at The Columbian newspaper. During that time, I wrote for the sports department, then for columbian.com, then moved to advertising to write and edit special sections (and a bunch of other stuff), and eventually ended up as a content developer at Sprout, a subsidiary of The Columbian.
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I need advice on mantra recitation. Can I recite mantras lying on bed comfortably (sleeping posture)? Or is it compulsary that I have to sit erect? Is it harmful if mantra is recited while lying down on bed? I'm asking this because I find it so much more comfortable than sitting posture.
It's not optimal and there are some good reason for the sitting positions, but it's not like it's going to hurt you in anyway to do it lying down.
One of the things you should consider is how mantras work. The point is to chant/vibrate specific frequencies/sounds to persuade the subconscious into a certain direction and line of thinking, and to begin to resonate the energy body with a chosen ideal (such as, shanti shanti shanti, or Mother Mary full of Grace, and etc.). This works best when you give yourself enough time to 'charge' yourself with the vibrations. If you have a habit of falling asleep five minutes after you lay down to start meditating, you wont get very far with the practice.
Over time I've come to enjoy reciting mantras/chanting while sitting down, and then after thirty minutes to an hour transition into bed and continue with the recitation. I think this gives me enough time to begin resonating with the mantra vibrations, and then when I lay down I can completely relax myself. At this point I've been able to either enter into a light trance, or fall asleep with an influenced subconscious and produce very interesting dreams.
Thanks to both of you for very helpful advice. One concern I have is that in sitting posture, usually I will be facing east direction, with west behind and north, south on both sides. In lying down posture, all this gets topsy-turvy. Could this affect the mantra's power adversely, or reduce the mantra's power?
szone wrote: I need advice on mantra recitation. Can I recite mantras lying on bed comfortably (sleeping posture)? Or is it compulsary that I have to sit erect? Is it harmful if mantra is recited while lying down on bed? I'm asking this because I find it so much more comfortable than sitting posture.
It depends on the mantra and what paradigm/religion it comes from. Sometimes they have strict rules, and sometimes they don't.
szone wrote: One concern I have is that in sitting posture, usually I will be facing east direction, with west behind and north, south on both sides. In lying down posture, all this gets topsy-turvy. Could this affect the mantra's power adversely, or reduce the mantra's power?
I'm not sure, you'll have to experiment with the different positions.
The universe doesn't really have a north, south, east, and west.
Also, as corvidus said; mantras are vibrations.
Your body is the instrument.
You can't play guitar with the strings pressed against a pillow.
szone wrote: Thanks to both of you for very helpful advice. One concern I have is that in sitting posture, usually I will be facing east direction, with west behind and north, south on both sides. In lying down posture, all this gets topsy-turvy. Could this affect the mantra's power adversely, or reduce the mantra's power?
Yes and no. There are some mantras that are more "feng shui" to borrow that term. but many if not most mantras are meant to reach the universe, and the universe is in every direction.
The obvious thing is to try it first and see what happens. If it feels all wrong change it. If it feels all good, continue with it.
magari wrote: The universe doesn't really have a north, south, east, and west.
But you can place the guitar on a pillow and have the strings towards the celling.
You could also suspend the guitar and get a different sound as well.
Are you telling me to go hang myself?
Very helpful points raised, thanks folks! Yes I will actually try it out and see how it feels. The mantra is an Aghora mantra, and it's stated that no special rites are needed, not even initiation and casting the protection circle. Also its stated that it can be chanted while doing day to day activities like cooking, travelling in a bus or train, etc..
Reciting a mantra while standing on a rock is not the same as reciting a mantra while standing on carpet.
A fat man reciting a mantra is not the same as a fit man reciting a mantra.
In Eastern Mantric Traditions the sitting posture is not necessary the one and only suitable posture for chanting. However they recommend that while chanting one´s back should be erect because that helps to keep your energy channels in straight line and chakras open.
Mantra effects to these chakras by reconation and raises energy inside the channels, so if one´s back is not straight the energy does not flow without barriers.
It is a mistake to consider any belief more liberated than another.


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Q: How to justify empty divs in flex container I have 3 div, Sometimes all of them have text inside but sometimes some of them were empty. If first div is an empty I need second and third div floating left. But Always it stay at end, first div's place remains an empty.
I tried justify-content-start and giving a margin-right to child divs but it also doesn't work.

      some text

I need something like this.

A: You can do it with this code.
div:empty { display: none }


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First Base – niemiecka grupa tworząca muzykę eurodance. Zespół zdobył popularność singlami "Love is Paradise" oraz "Can You Keep a Secret" obydwa zajęły pierwsze miejsce w notowaniu Canadian Dance Chart. Projekt został zakończony w 1999 roku.

Single
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 1996 "Can You Keep a Secret"
 1999 "Follow Me"

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne
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Niemieckie zespoły eurodance

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Q: Создать список кнопок в WinForm Подскажите пожалуйста как создать список кнопок так что бы индексы шли по порядку возрастания. У меня получается только по убыванию. Если свойство dock поставить в top. Если dock не оставить пустым то кнопки нее растягиваются на всю ширину панели.
   private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
        {
            Button button = new Button();
            button.Text = $"Button {i}";
            button.Dock = DockStyle.Top;
            panel1.Controls.Add(button);
        }
    }

A: Способов много, от замены Panel на FlowLayoutPanel или TableLayoutPanel, как уже советовали в комментариях, до создания наследника Panel и переопределения ее поведения при добавлении новых контролов. Каждый из способов, имеет свои плюсы и минусы, это можно обсудить отдельно. Но в вашем случае

... Идея состоит в том что данные будут загружаться из файла построчно и добавляться в панель должны в том же порядке ...

для корректного порядка отображения элементов, минимально достаточно каждый новый элемент после добавления в панель перемещать в начало списка контролов. Для этого у коллекции контролов есть метод SetChildIndex(Control, Int32) Может это и не так красиво и "модно", но достаточно эффективно. Чтобы избежать мерцания при добавлении элемента и изменении его индекса, а оно неизбежно возникнет, т.к. мы меняем порядок элементов и чем элементов больше, тем заметнее мерцание, нужно временно "заморозить" панель, т.е. запретить обновление визуализации дочерних элементов. Для этого используются методы SuspendLayout() и ResumeLayout()
private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
    {
        Button button = new Button();
        button.Text = $"Button {i}";
        button.Dock = DockStyle.Top;
        //чтобы избежать мерцания "замораживаем" панель на время добавления контрола
        panel1.SuspendLayout();
        panel1.Controls.Add(button);
        //перемещаем последний добавленный элемент в начало списка контролов
        panel1.Controls.SetChildIndex(button, 0);
        //"размораживаем" панель
        panel1.ResumeLayout();
    }
}

Таким образом при DockStyle.Top элементы будут отображаться сверху вниз в порядке их добавления на панель, При других вариантах вариантах DockStyle, ну кроме Fill и None, поведение сохранится, порядок контролов будет начинаться со стороны, к которой прижимаются элементы.

A: Можно обойтись без Dock:
private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
    {
        Button button = new Button
        {
           Text = "Button " + i,
           Size = new Size(100, 24),
           Location = new Point(4, i * 26 + 4),
        };
        panel1.Controls.Add(button);
    }
}

Но а если вы все же хотите костыльно исправить это, то можете сделать так:
private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    for (int i = 10; i > 0; i--)
    {
        Button button = new Button
        {
            Text = "Button " + i;
            Dock = DockStyle.Top;
        };
        Controls.Add(button);
    }
}


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Q: Ubuntu 18.04, using a USB Ethernet adapter: after updates, Network Manager says, "No suitable device found for this connection." I'm on Ubuntu 18.04 and I installed updates a couple days ago.  Since then, I can manually start my wired (USB-ethernet adapter) connection using iproute2 commands to bring up the link and give the interface a static IP address, but when I try to use Network Manager it says, "No suitable device found for this connection."

A: Researching this again today, I came across this: Ethernet device not managed
Which led me to editing /usr/lib/NetworkManager/conf.d/10-globally-managed-devices.conf and changing this:
unmanaged-devices=*,except:type:wifi,except:type:wwan

to this:
unmanaged-devices=*,except:type:wifi,except:type:wwan,except:type:ethernet

and then doing this:
sudo service network-manager restart

and suddenly my USB ethernet connection came right up.


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id: relay-compiler
title: Relay Compiler
layout: docs
category: Relay Modern
permalink: docs/relay-compiler.html
next: relay-debugging
---

Relay Modern uses the Relay Compiler to convert `graphql` literals into generated
files that live alongside your source files.

While you type queries as:

```javascript
graphql`
  fragment MyComponent on Type {
    field
  }
`
```

This causes a generated file to appear in `./__generated__/MyComponent.graphql`,
with both runtime artifacts (which help to read and write from the Relay Store)
and [Flow types](https://flow.org/) to help you write type-safe code.

The Relay Compiler is responsible for generating code as part of a build step which, at runtime, can be used statically. By building the query ahead of time, the client's JS runtime is not responsible for generating a query string, and fields that are duplicated in the query can be merged during the build step, to improve parsing efficiency. If you have the ability to persist queries to your server, the compiler's code generation process provides a convenient time to convert a query or mutation's text into a unique identifier, which greatly reduces the upload bytes required.

## Setting up Relay Compiler

First, you need [watchman](https://facebook.github.io/watchman) installed:

```sh
brew install watchman
```

Next, install the compiler (typically as a `devDependency`):

```sh
yarn add --dev relay-compiler
```

This installs the bin script `relay-compiler` in your node_modules folder. It's
recommended to run this from a yarn/npm script by adding a script to your
`package.json` file:

```js
"scripts": {
  "relay": "relay-compiler --src ./src --schema ./schema.graphql"
}
```

The `relay-compiler` script requires both the directory which holds your source files as well as a path to your GraphQL schema in either a .json or .graphql schema file.

Then after making edits to your application files, just run `yarn run relay` to generate new files, or `yarn run relay -- --watch` to run the compiler as a long-lived process which automatically generates new files whenever you save.

### Optionally install globally

Alternatively, you can install `relay-compiler` globally so you can access it directly:

```sh
yarn global add relay-compiler
```

Then after making edits to your application files, run `relay-compiler --src ./src --schema path/schema.graphql` to generate new files, or `relay-compiler --src ./src --schema path/schema.graphql --watch` to run the compiler as a long-lived process which automatically generates new files whenever you save.

## GraphQL Schema

To use the Relay Compiler, you need either a .graphql or .json GraphQL schema file, describing your GraphQL server's API. Typically these files are local representations of a server source of truth and are not edited directly. For example, we might have a `schema.graphql` like:

```graphql
schema {
  query: Root
}

type Root {
  dictionary: [Word]
}

type Word {
  id: String!
  definition: WordDefinition
}

type WordDefinition {
  text: String
  image: String
}
```

## Source files

Additionally, you need a directory containing `.js` files that use the `graphql` tag to describe GraphQL queries and fragments. Let's call this `./src`.

Then run `yarn run relay` as set up before.

This will create a series of `__generated__` directories that are co-located with the corresponding files containing `graphql` tags.

For example, given the two files:

* `src/Components/DictionaryComponent.js`

  ```javascript
  const DictionaryWordFragment = graphql`
    fragment DictionaryComponent_word on Word {
      id
      definition {
        ...DictionaryComponent_definition
      }
    }
  `

  const DictionaryDefinitionFragment = graphql`
    fragment DictionaryComponent_definition on WordDefinition {
      text
      image
    }
  `
  ```

* `src/Queries/DictionaryQuery.js`

  ```javascript
  const DictionaryQuery = graphql`
    query DictionaryQuery {
      dictionary {
        ...DictionaryComponent_word
      }
    }
  `
  ```

This would produce three generated files, and two `__generated__` directories:

* `src/Components/__generated__/DictionaryComponent_word.graphql.js`
* `src/Components/__generated__/DictionaryComponent_definition.graphql.js`
* `src/Queries/__generated__/DictionaryQuery.graphql.js`

## Importing generated definitions

Typically you will not need to import your generated definitions. The [Relay Babel plugin](./babel-plugin-relay.html) will convert the `graphql` literals to `require()` the generated files.

However the Relay Compiler also automatically generates flow types, as [type comments](https://flow.org/en/docs/types/comments/). To import the types:

```javascript
import type {DictionaryComponent_word} from './__generated__/DictionaryComponent_word.graphql';
```

## Advanced usage

In addition to the bin script, the `relay-compiler` package also [exports library
code](https://github.com/facebook/relay/blob/master/packages/relay-compiler/RelayCompilerPublic.js) which you may use to create more complex configurations for the compiler, or to extend the compiler with your own custom output.

If you find you need to do something unique (like generate types that conform to an older version of flow, or to parse non-javascript source files), you can build your own version of the Compiler by swapping in your own `FileWriter` and `FileParser`, or by adding on an additional `IRTransform`. Note, the internal APIs of the `RelayCompiler` are under constant iteration, so rolling your own version may lead to incompatibilities with future releases.


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OEA investigators have visited the district twice in regard to the complaint, Koch said.
She said all of the money in question was being distributed to the district's schools. But Fayette district officials have determined that in some cases, the funds should have been allocated under a different section of the administrative regulation that governs allocations to schools, she said.
The OEA monitors the state's elementary and secondary public education system and investigates allegations.
Even if the OEA doesn't recommend that board members receive training, Koch said, "I think it's a good thing for the board to understand what Section 7 is and how it's supposed to be used so they can get their arms around the issue."
Shambra Mulder, local NAACP Education Committee chair, said her group is "still waiting" for district officials to write policies and procedures to ensure that the Section 7 money is distributed according to the law, and is provided to lowest-performing schools to increase their students' test scores.