Being a parent is no fun when you have to explain "adult things" to your children.
I remember as a child there was a serial killer in our area. He had murdered several people within an 50 mile radius of where we lived and it was all over the news. One of the young women murdered was a teacher, another was the older sister of a friend, and the attorney that prosecuted the case was a family friend. It was all very close to home.
There was also the earthquake in San Francisco in 1989, I was almost 11. My grandparents had large exposed beams in their family room, and ever since I remember making sure that I was always lying between the beams so that if there was an earthquake I wouldn't be trapped beneath the huge pieces of wood.
There was also a stabbing, fires and attempted kidnappings that I vividly remember hearing about. All of these memories have made me very aware of keeping the nightly news of doom and gloom at a minimum when the kids are around. As a parent, you want to protect your kids from scary things, from the boogie man, you want them to feel safe and secure but how can you avoid the evil and the natural disasters that happen daily? You simply cannot.
In Holden's world, especially in Asia there has been some pretty scary things that we have had to explain. Tsunamis, earthquakes, typhoons, volcanic eruptions, more tsunamis and nuclear fallout; and that's just the "natural" disasters!
So when this day of reckoning came. When the news broke that Osama Bin Laden had been killed, that justice had been served and he would meet his Maker, we yet again had some explaining to do. "Who was this man, what did he do, why are people so happy he is dead?"
I will never forget "that day," really, no one will. I was paralyzed that early morning in Boise when my roommate and I sat on our blue faded sofa and watched things unfold live. I was still an idealistic college student and until that day, all the world seemed safe. American soil seemed safe, we didn't know any other reality. I couldn't go to class that day, or the next, or even the one after that. I had just moved home from Washington DC and it felt too close to home. I am still moved to tears thinking about the images of that day that changed America. Of the plane hitting the second tower, of the people jumping from the flaming windows to their death, of the towers crashing down and the thick cloud of smoke that chased people down as they ran to escape.
Explaing something so traumatic that so wholly changed the world to my seven year old child is not easy. So with tears in my eyes I just told him that a few years before he was born there was a very bad man who hurt a lot of people and for all these years (almost 10 now) the US military has been looking for him, and they finally found him so there are a lot of happy people now knowing that he won't be around to hurt anyone else. But in truth, I know there will be more people hurt, I know that this is not the end of terrorism, in fact it may just be the beginning and bad things happen every day. Soon enough he will have his own moment of change when he knows things will never be the same. He will conjure up images of the horrible things that have happened in his lifetime but for now I just want to keep him safe and secure in his blissful bubble of childhood. I wonder, what will be his reality of "lying between the beams?"
There were a lot of things I could have done today.
There were a lot of things I wanted to do today and a lot of things I needed to do today.
I know these children, I consider them part of me and every week I look forward to seeing their beautiful faces, feeling their love, and giving to them the love, attention and respect that every child should get no matter what their circumstances are. If you want to help visit www.projectpearls.org I promise, the small amount that is takes to give gift of education will not go to waste.
Ah, back to civilzation. That's what Hong Kong feels like. Only a 2 hour flight and I wonder why we don't go more often. Ususally because we are spending too much time at the beach! We had been looking forward to getting back to Hong Kong for a while and it finally worked out over Easter break.
In the Philippines (which is about 80% Catholic) they take holy week pretty darn serious. In fact, so serious that in our building they shut the power and the water off. Ok, that has nothing to do with the church but because EVERYTHING is closed they use those days to make major repairs hence the no water, no power.
We skedaddled to the local Shangrila and "pre-vacationed" at the pool for a couple of days before we headed North for cooler temperatures, better food and most important fantastic shopping. Oh, we threw in a trip to Disneyland of course and even let the Easter Bunny visit. I must say the funniest part of the trip was when Holden had a melt down in Tiffany's. "MOM! the only things girls want are diamonds and looking at jewelery is NOT fun." "Really Holden, looking at jewelery IS fun and girls want more than just diamonds silly, they also like bags and shoes and pearls." He seriously had a melt down with phrases like "this is suppose to be a FAMILY vacation, we are suppose to do things that the whole family likes, this is stuff you can do in Manila." Honestly, where did I go wrong with this kid? Needless to say, this cut my shopping trip down to size and we headed to do things the WHOLE family likes...you know, like Disneyland. HA!
Disneyland was a treat as always. We went on Easter Sunday. Still trying to figure out if that was a good idea! It was crowded but mostly with just adults. The ratio of adults to children had to have been about 6:1. It made me wish there was an express line for people WITH children in tow.
I have said it before, and I will say it again: traaveling with kids is hard work. Especially at Finnley's age and with their food preferences, or shall we say pickiness. There was one moment at lunch where Nate looked at me and said, "how do people back home do this alone?" and every night we fell into bed absolutely exhausted. Yeah, that pretty much sums it up, we can't move home.
For it's size Hong Kong is suprisingly efficient. We made it places in record time and for as many times as we have been now, it just seems easy. But it is crowded and there isn't anyone to lend a helping hand. Yet another reason Manila was calling my name to come home.
What started off as a trip to Turkey then turned into a holiday to Cambodia eventually landed us back in Boracay. And why wouldn't it?
Turkey was going to be the Spring Break to remember! The plan was to catch up with Nate's parents in Istanbul but after the timing didn't work out for them we started going through our lists of places to visit. Cambodia has been a top spot for both of us, but due to the lack of direct flights it was a bit of a challenge without a decent chunk of time. The week off of school seemed the perfect fit but after our amazing vacation in Boracay 3 weeks earlier, neither of us could bear the thought of traipsing around the hot city taking the boys to temple after temple when we could just as easily (easier in fact) head back to Bora. Adventurous, no. Smart, yes!
Our holidays before Finnley came around were a bit more adventurous. Holden proved to be a laid back and easy travel companion.. But, when I think of all the vacations we have had since Finn blessed us with his red headed spirit the big long haul city trips have been; lets say, a bit challenging. There has been invitations to leave restaurants (Osaka), admittances to hospitals (Bangkok), stripping clothes off in the middle of winter (Paris) and vomit in taxis (Hanoi). Now, I'm not saying Finn isn't a little trooper in his own right, he just clearly prefers laid back beach vacations and right now I am totally okay with that.
Now, the problem with going to the same place twice within a 3 week period is that you can't fork out the dough for a villa with a private pool the first time and then stay in a hotel room the second time. Oh no, it doesn't work that way...for any of us. You have already broken the seal, let the genie out of the bottle. This is also why you should never let your kids fly first class. Trying to get them to think coach is all fine and dandy again is NEVER going to happen.
Now, I'm not saying my kids make demands, but they certainly do let their opinions known. As we are boarding the tiny thirty seat prop plane Holden says "We are in first class, right?" Um yeah Hold, the entire plane is. Can't you tell?
Then, as we are swept from the speed boat into the golf cart and escorted directly past check-in to a hotel room where we can freshen up and wait for the villa to be prepared Holden says, "This is okay, but I really preferred the place we stayed last time." The talk of this life of luxury so accessible to him in the Philippines makes for some very useful conversations about the need for an education so he can continue this all on his own dime!
Once again, the week proved to be magical. Books were read, children were water-logged, parents were tanned, sandcastles erected and music was danced to. Turkey and Cambodia will come in good time, but today, we live for Boracay.
The thing about being married eight years is that you really begin to forget how life was before marriage. It's foggy. I can remember parts but they seem so distant and fuzzy. I never could have dreamt a few short years ago that I would be HERE, living this life, with two wavy haired boys and one hunk of a bald man exploring the world together. These boys who make up our lives, literally, have such distinct traits of their parents; their looks and personalities are so us. Sometimes its like looking in a mirror at the mishmash of Nate and I as one. We worry about certain traits, we commiserate about others, we live in joy at how vividly we see each other in our boys. Is there really a greater gift in a marriage?
For our anniversary this year, we revisited one of our favorite locations: Boracay. Just a hop skip and a jump (and a 45 minute flight) from Manila is where the powdery white sand meets the clear blue ocean which blends into the crisp blue sky. It's truly heaven. We spent 5 days in this blissful location with our little family and some help from our friends (Yaya Carol) at an amazing villa at the Shangrila.
Happy 8 years to the man who makes my heart beat a little bit faster when he enters the room, the amazing father to our beautiful boys and the one who makes this amazing life that we live possible.
You know those moments in life where you experience something, live something, see something that will forever change you? Those times where you know you aren't the same person walking out as walked in? Those moments are kind of scary. Sad-scary, funny-scary, exciting-scary.
I remember so many of them. The day I gave up a belief. The second I saw him laying there and started CPR but already knew it was too late. The day I said "yes." The loud beating of my heart after the slam of the phone. The day I walked off that plane. The moment I decided to not feel guilt about my decision.
They are branded in your memory. They change you.
This weekend I had a changing moment as I spent time with these beautiful children who have nothing. Not "nothing" by our standards, but nothing by any standards. They don't have food on a regular basis or clean clothes or clean water. Most certainly they don't have education which is a fundamental solution to poverty. Not everyone who has a job is rich, but everyone who has an education has the opportunity for a job.
But what they do have is heart, and a need to be loved, and cared for and felt as if they matter to someone and to me and many other volunteers who give their time and money and heart and soul, they do matter.
Today I am not the same person as I was last week.
When I watch photos scroll through the apple tv, or across my computer screen I am taken aback by the emotions some of them evoke. Photography has such amazing power over emotions. So, today I am grateful for my eye, for my camera and ability to capture moments that move me and hopefully move others as well.
In December I was invited to take photos of the girls at one of the orphanages here in the city as part of their Christmas suprise. The girls were so shy and yet so excited! Some a really hard time getting up the confidence to "work it" for me and my camera. To be able to show them just how gorgeous they are and how beautiful their spirits are was very rewarding for me.


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Андрій Петрович Вовк ( , Гусятин) — український теле- радіожурналіст-міжнародник. У травні 1998 року на посаді редактора Тернопільської радіостанції «РадіоТОН» готує свій перший матеріал для української редакції всесвітньовідомої радіостанції «Голос Америки» («VOA»). Вперше за всю історію редакції у Вашингтоні репортаж потрапляє в ефір як матеріал не їхнього кореспондента в Україні, і започатковує кількарічну співпрацю з «Голосом Америки» у позаштатному статусі. Єдиний спостерігач на виборах президента України (штаб Віктора Ющенка) у Берліні 2010 року. Формування громадської думки щодо виборів через поширення у німецьких («DW») та українських загальнонаціональних («1+1», «УНІАН») мас-медіа. Участь у передачі «Auf gute Nachbarschaft» («На добросусідство») німецького телеканалу «MDR» як протагоніст — український журналіст у програмі «Ukraine: Krim — das Mallorca des Ostens» («Крим: Мальорка Сходу»). Висвітлення Євромайдану в Києві та Чернівцях, документальний фільм «Жіноча сотня Майдану» («Frauen-Hundertschaft vom Majdan») у програмі «Yourope» німецько-французького телеканалу «arte», волонтер «Громадського телебачення» в Чернівцях (2013). Один з авторів у книзі «Майдан! Україна, Європа» («Majdan! Ukraine, Europa»), виданої 2014 року в берлінському видавництві edition.fotoTAPETA. Один із засновників громадської організації translit e.V. Член Німецької спілки журналістів (Deutscher Jourrnalistenverband Berlin e.V)

Біографія

Народився 7 жовтня 1967 року в Гусятині Тернопільської області.

1988—1993 — навчання на факультеті журналістики Львівського державного університету імені Івана Франка. Спеціалізація — тележурналістика

1992—1994 — репортер, редактор відділу новин однієї з перших недержавних телекомпаній України — незалежної українсько-канадської телекомпанії «Міст». Висвітлення місцевих та регіональних новин, співпраця з об'єднанням УНІКА-TV на загальноукраїнському телепросторі, робота над програмою «Вісник України» (репортажі, редагування, ведучий) для подальшої трансляції в телепрограмі «Світогляд» української діаспори на телеканалах Канади, США, Великої Британії, Австралії

1994-95 — прессекретар, згодом в. о. завідувача відділу інформації Львівської міської ради

1996 — прессекретар Львівської обласної організації Всеукраїнського громадського об'єднання «Порозуміння» під головуванням Леоніда Кравчука

1996—2001 — репортер, редактор відділу інформації недержавної комерційної Тернопільської телекомпанії «TV-4». Співпраця з телеканалами «СТБ» («Вікна»), «Новий канал», «Студія "1+1"» («ТСН»)

2002—2003 — кореспондент телеканалу «Інтер» та «Громадського радіо» (Олександра Кривенка) на Тернопіллі

2004—2005 — репортер і ведучий випуску новин «Факти» українсько-польської радіостанції «РадіоМан 91.1 FM»

2006—2008 — львівський кореспондент німецькомовної програми радіо «BBC-RFI Sachsenmagazin»

Кореспондент української редакції радіостанції «Німецька хвиля» («DW») — 2002—2005 у Тернополі та 2010—2011 у Берліні

2011—2012 — навчання у Берлінській школі журналістики (BWK). Практика в редакції новин одного з провідних німецьких суспільно-правових телеканалів «ZDF» («ZDF Landesstudio Hessen»). Тема біженців та як їх сприймають місцеві мешканці окремих земель Німеччини

З 2012 — співпраця у галузі відеодокументації з Центром «Gedankendach» при Чернівецькому національному університеті імені Юрія Федьковича

З 2013 — подальша співпраця з німецьким телеканалом «MDR»

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 Коротке резюме у довіднику «Хто є хто в українських мас-медіа» (1999 р.)
 Вовк Андрій Петрович у соціальній мережі Facebook
 Твіттер  Андрія Вовка
 Вовк Андрій Петрович  у мережі Vimeo
 Андрій Вовк у мережі Linkedin

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She's more than her pre-race routine.
Much like our swimmers were after an underwhelming 2012 Olympics in London, Michelle Jenneke became Australia's favourite punching bag following the Rio Games in 2016.
She finished a disappointing sixth in her opening heat of the 100m hurdles and her campaign was over seconds after it began. Then came the backlash.
Australian track and field coach Craig Hilliard accused Jenneke of arriving in Rio out of shape and questioned whether distractions away from the track contributed to her lacklustre showing.
"She was certainly one of the athletes that underperformed here, it would be easy to suggest that (distractions) was possibly a scenario," Hilliard said.
There was plenty of outside noise too as the public debated why someone who — rightly or wrongly — Australia had built up as one of its golden athletes could pull out what she called "one of the worst races I've ever run" on the biggest stage of all.
But there was much her critics didn't know. For starters, Jenneke was troubled by leg pain leading into the Games and she wasn't allowed to warm up before her heat.
"A lot of it (criticism) was misplaced. I know that I came into Rio as well prepared as I could have been and there were some unfortunate circumstances that didn't go my way," Jenneke told news.com.au.
"I was definitely not as disappointed with my Rio performance as everyone else seemed to be so that hasn't really affected me at all.
It's that lack of understanding from those outside her inner sanctum — and the athletics world in general — that frustrates Jenneke.
Many called for the woman who became a household name because of her pre-race routine that saw her dubbed "Jiggling Jenneke" to ditch everything and focus solely on athletics. They wanted her to put sponsorship commitments and the like on the backburner — a criticism that carried weight particularly considering Jenneke's face was plastered across billboards in Rio as the face of Coca-Cola.
But those pleas came from a place of ignorance.
"I really didn't change any of that — I really didn't need to," Jenneke said. "It gets talked up a lot more, the stuff that I apparently do than what I actually do.
"The stuff I do outside of athletics isn't actually that much. I don't do that much media or publicity or things like that. I'd say I actually do a fair amount less than some other athletes but it just so happens that when I do stuff it gets a lot more exposure.
And so begs the question: Does Australia expect too much of its athletes?
Seeing local hopes strut their stuff at the Olympics leads plenty to believe sport is the be-all and end-all in athletes' lives and they should spend every minute of every day reaching for greatness. But as Jenneke — who's studying mechatronic engineering at university — knows, that simply isn't possible.
"I think they definitely do (expect too much of Australian athletes)," Jenneke said. "One of the issues is that if you're good at sport and representing your country, a lot of people see it as a job. They don't understand this is a job that doesn't pay.
"In athletics, pretty much all the athletes aren't really getting paid anything for what they do. We put in a lot of hard work because we love it and it takes up a lot of our time and a lot of our energy but it's not (our only activity).
Athletics Australia cut Jenneke's funding after Rio and it's remained that way, even as the internet sensation prepares to compete in the upcoming Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast.
She believes average punters make assumptions about athletes without knowing what's going on behind the scenes and wishes that would change, but she's not holding out hope.
"We're held up to a level where they (the public) think we should be professional athletes but they're not actually paying us like we can be so it's very hard to reach the level that everyone thinks we should be at," Jenneke said.
"I don't think people really understand the way the whole system works. It was made a big deal after Rio that I had my funding cut — what a lot of people don't understand is that funding was $8000 a year.
"A lot of people say, 'She's wasted all our taxpayer money.' It's not really that much money that goes into each of these individual athletes.
Jenneke will be hoping to win over the doubters at next month's Commonwealth Games. Having booked her spot in the team with a second placed finish behind Sally Pearson at the national titles in February, Jenneke maintains she won't be using any of the criticism that's come her way as added motivation to perform.
She says she's in good shape heading into the competition but hasn't set any specific goals about times or results. Instead, she just wants "to go out there and do the best I can — try and give the home crowd something to cheer for".
And she'll be doing it all as an ambassador for Blistex, the official lip balm supplier of the Games.
"As an Australian we're out in the sun so much. I know for training I'm always out in the sun so to have that lip protection is important because your lips get burnt like the rest of you so I've been really happy to be a partner with them," she said.


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生产者-消费者问题

常见实现方式:三个同步,一个管道

wait()/notify()实现

await()/signal()实现

BlockQueueing阻塞队列实现

PipedInputStream/PipedOutputStream管道实现

wait,notify

public class Main {
    private static final int FULL = 20;
    private static int count;
    private static final Object ASYNC = new Object();

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        new Thread(new Product(4), "生产者1").start();
        new Thread(new Consumer(3), "消费者1").start();
        new Thread(new Product(2), "生产者2").start();
        new Thread(new Consumer(4), "消费者2").start();
    }

    static class Product implements Runnable {
        private int num;

        public Product(int num) {
            this.num = num;
        }

        @Override
        public void run() {
            synchronized (ASYNC) {
                //当产品已满,生产者一直wait()操作,停止自己的操作,放弃对象锁
                while (count >= FULL) {
                    System.out.println(Thread.currentThread().getName() + " wait");
                    try {
                        ASYNC.wait();   //放弃对象锁
                    } catch (InterruptedException e) {
                        e.printStackTrace();
                    }
                }
                System.out.println("生产者:" + Thread.currentThread().getName() + " 开始生产 " + num);
                produce(num);
                System.out.println("生产者:" + Thread.currentThread().getName() + " 生成完成 剩余:" + count);
                ASYNC.notify();
            }
        }

        private void produce(int num) {
            for (int i = 0; i < num; i++) {
                try {
                    Thread.sleep(1000);
                } catch (InterruptedException e) {
                    e.printStackTrace();
                }
                count++;
            }
        }
    }

    static class Consumer implements Runnable {

        private int num;

        public Consumer(int num) {
            this.num = num;
        }

        @Override
        public void run() {
            synchronized (ASYNC) {
                //消费者需求>已有产品数量,消费者wait(),放弃对象锁,一直等待
                while (num > count) {
                    System.out.println(Thread.currentThread().getName() + " wait");
                    try {
                        ASYNC.wait();
                    } catch (InterruptedException e) {
                        e.printStackTrace();
                    }
                }
                System.out.println("消费者:" + Thread.currentThread().getName() + " 开始消费 " + num);
                consume(num);
                System.out.println("消费者:" + Thread.currentThread().getName() + " 消费完成 剩余:" + count);
                ASYNC.notify();
            }
        }

        private void consume(int num) {
            for (int i = 0; i < num; i++) {
                try {
                    Thread.sleep(1000);
                } catch (InterruptedException e) {
                    e.printStackTrace();
                }
                count--;
            }
        }
    }
}

输出:

生产者:生产者1 开始生产 4
生产者:生产者1 生成完成 剩余:4
消费者:消费者2 开始消费 4
消费者:消费者2 消费完成 剩余:0
生产者:生产者2 开始生产 5
生产者:生产者2 生成完成 剩余:5
消费者:消费者1 开始消费 3
消费者:消费者1 消费完成 剩余:2

await,signal

public class Main {
    private static final int FULL = 10;
    private static int count;
    private static final Lock lock = new ReentrantLock();
    private static final Condition full = lock.newCondition();
    private static final Condition empty = lock.newCondition();

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        new Thread(new Product(4), "生产者1").start();
        new Thread(new Consumer(3), "消费者1").start();
        new Thread(new Product(5), "生产者2").start();
        new Thread(new Consumer(4), "消费者2").start();
    }

    static class Product implements Runnable {
        private int num;

        public Product(int num) {
            this.num = num;
        }

        @Override
        public void run() {
            lock.lock();
            //当产品已满,生产者一直wait()操作,停止自己的操作,放弃对象锁
            while (count + num >= FULL) {
                System.out.println(Thread.currentThread().getName() + " wait");
                try {
                    full.await();
                } catch (InterruptedException e) {
                    e.printStackTrace();
                }
            }
            System.out.println("生产者:" + Thread.currentThread().getName() + " 开始生产 " + num);
            produce(num);
            System.out.println("生产者:" + Thread.currentThread().getName() + " 生成完成 剩余:" + count);
            full.signalAll();
            empty.signalAll();
            lock.unlock();
        }

        private void produce(int num) {
            for (int i = 0; i < num; i++) {
                try {
                    Thread.sleep(1000);
                } catch (InterruptedException e) {
                    e.printStackTrace();
                }
                count++;
            }
        }
    }

    static class Consumer implements Runnable {

        private int num;

        public Consumer(int num) {
            this.num = num;
        }

        @Override
        public void run() {
            lock.lock();
            //消费者需求>已有产品数量,消费者wait(),放弃对象锁,一直等待
            while (count < num) {
                System.out.println(Thread.currentThread().getName() + " wait");
                try {
                    empty.await();
                } catch (InterruptedException e) {
                    e.printStackTrace();
                }
            }
            System.out.println("消费者:" + Thread.currentThread().getName() + " 开始消费 " + num);
            consume(num);
            System.out.println("消费者:" + Thread.currentThread().getName() + " 消费完成 剩余:" + count);
            empty.signalAll();
            full.signalAll();
            lock.unlock();
        }

        private void consume(int num) {
            for (int i = 0; i < num; i++) {
                try {
                    Thread.sleep(1000);
                } catch (InterruptedException e) {
                    e.printStackTrace();
                }
                count--;
            }
        }
    }
}

BlockQueue

支持并发的阻塞队列

public class Main {

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        Storage storage = new Storage(10);

        Product product = new Product(storage);
        Product product2 = new Product(storage);
        Product product3 = new Product(storage);
        Consumer consumer = new Consumer(storage);
        Consumer consumer2 = new Consumer(storage);
        Consumer consumer3 = new Consumer(storage);
        product.setNum(4);
        product2.setNum(5);
        product3.setNum(6);
        consumer.setNum(4);
        consumer2.setNum(5);
        consumer3.setNum(6);
        product.start();
        product2.start();
        product3.start();
        consumer.start();
        consumer2.start();
        consumer3.start();
    }
}

class Storage {

    private final LinkedBlockingDeque<Object> blockingDeque;
    private final int mMax;

    public Storage(int mMax) {
        this.mMax = mMax;
        blockingDeque = new LinkedBlockingDeque<>(mMax);
    }

    public void product(int num) {
        if (blockingDeque.size() == mMax) {
            System.out.println("剩余容量为0,等待");
        }
        System.out.println("生产:" + num);
        for (int i = 0; i < num; i++) {
            try {
                blockingDeque.put(new Object());
            } catch (InterruptedException e) {
                e.printStackTrace();
            }
        }
        System.out.println("生产完毕 库存:" + blockingDeque.size());
    }

    public void consumer(int num) {
        if (blockingDeque.size() == 0) {
            System.out.println("库存为0,等待生产");
        }
        System.out.println("消费:" + num);
        for (int i = 0; i < num; i++) {
            try {
                blockingDeque.take();
            } catch (InterruptedException e) {
                e.printStackTrace();
            }
        }
        System.out.println("消费完毕 库存:" + blockingDeque.size());
    }
}

class Product extends Thread {

    private int num;
    private Storage storage;

    public Product(Storage storage) {
        this.storage = storage;
    }

    public void setNum(int num) {
        this.num = num;
    }

    @Override
    public void run() {
        product(num);
    }

    private void product(int num) {
        storage.product(num);
    }
}

class Consumer extends Thread {
    private int num;
    private Storage storage;

    public Consumer(Storage storage) {
        this.storage = storage;
    }

    public void setNum(int num) {
        this.num = num;
    }

    @Override
    public void run() {
        consumer(num);
    }

    private void consumer(int num) {
        storage.consumer(num);
    }
}

输出:

生产:4
生产完毕 库存:4
生产:5
生产完毕 库存:9
生产:6
消费:4
消费:5
消费完毕 库存:4
消费完毕 库存:1
生产完毕 库存:6
消费:6
消费完毕 库存:0

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Hermann Wilhelm Bauer (* 22. Juli 1875 in Königsberg; † 11. Februar 1958 in Essen) war ein deutscher Admiral.

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Bauer trat am 9. April 1892 als Kadett in die Kaiserliche Marine ein. Er absolvierte seine Grundausbildung auf der Kreuzerfregatte Stosch, war vom 20. September 1892 bis 4. April 1893 an der Marineschule und setzte dann seine Ausbildung auf dem Schulschiff Moltke sowie dem Großen Kreuzer Deutschland fort. Vom 1. November 1894 bis 30. September 1895 war Bauer ein weiteres Mal an der Marineschule und wurde dort am 15. September 1895 zum Unterleutnant zur See befördert. Anschließend versah er bis zum 30. September 1897 Dienst auf dem Panzerschiff Kurfürst Friedrich Wilhelm. Anfang Dezember 1897 trat Bauer auf dem Dampfer Preußen die Ausreise nach Kiautschou an, um auf dem dort stationierten Kleinen Kreuzer Prinzeß Wilhelm als Wachoffizier eingesetzt zu werden. In der Zwischenzeit war er am 12. April 1898 Leutnant zur See geworden. Die notwendige Umbenennung zum Oberleutnant zur See erfolgte am 1. Januar 1899. Nachdem er mit dem Schiff am 22. Juli 1899 wieder in die Heimat zurückgekehrt war, versetzte man ihn als Wachoffizier auf das Torpedoschulschiff Blücher. Vom 1. Oktober 1900 bis 30. September 1903 fungierte er in der Folge als Kompanieoffizier, Wachoffizier, Erster Offizier und Kommandant der II. Torpedo-Abteilung. Bauer absolvierte dann bis 30. Juni 1905 den I. und II. Coetus an der Marine-Akademie in Kiel und wurde dort am 1. April 1904 zum Kapitänleutnant befördert. Er versah für mehr als ein Jahr wieder Dienst bei der II. Torpedo-Abteilung, wurde zeitgleich als Kommandant des Torpedodivisionsbootes D 9 und als Flaggleutnant der II. Torpedobootsflottille sowie als Flaggleutnant und Kommandant des Torpedobootes S 125 der Manöverflotte verwendet. Vom 1. Oktober 1906 bis 30. September 1908 gehörte Bauer dem Werftdepartement im Reichsmarineamt an. Anschließend erfolgte seine Versetzung als Navigationsoffizier auf den Großen Kreuzer Gneisenau und die dortige Beförderung zum Korvettenkapitän am 16. Oktober 1909. Als Erster Offizier war Bauer dann für ein Jahr an Bord des Linienschiffes Schlesien. Zweieinhalb Jahre fand er Verwendung als Adjutant der Kaiserlichen Werft Wilhelmshaven und vom 9. November 1913 bis 13. März 1914 kommandierte Bauer den Kleinen Kreuzer Hamburg. In dieser Eigenschaft erhielt Bauer das Ehrenkreuz des Ordens der Württembergischen Krone. Er wurde anschließend zur U-Boot-Waffe versetzt und dort Chef der Unterseebootsflottille bzw. der I. Unterseebootsflottille.

Während des Ersten Weltkriegs fungierte Bauer bis 4. Juni 1917 als Führer der Unterseeboote und wurde als solcher am 16. April 1915 Fregattenkapitän. Am 24. Juli 1917 folgte die Ernennung zum Kommandanten des Großlinienschiffes Westfalen sowie am 14. Oktober 1917 die Beförderung zum Kapitän zur See. Nachdem Bauer das Kommando am 5. August 1918 abgegeben hatte, übernahm er das Großlinienschiff Kaiser und kurz vor Kriegsende zeitgleich die Großlinienschiffe Oldenburg und Nassau. Für sein Wirken während des Krieges hatte er beide Klassen des Eisernen Kreuzes und des Friedrich-August-Kreuzes, das Ritterkreuz des Königlichen Hausordens von Hohenzollern mit Schwertern sowie das Hamburger Hanseatenkreuz erhalten.

Vom 21. Dezember 1918 bis 31. März 1919 war er Kommandeur der II. Torpedo-Division und kam dann an die Reich- bzw. Marinewerft Wilhelmshaven. Zunächst wurde er als Ausrüstungsdirektor, ab 3. Oktober 1919 als Oberwerftdirektor verwendet und als solcher am 1. April 1922 zum Konteradmiral befördert. Vom 6. Juni bis 30. September 1923 war Bauer Chef des Allgemeinen Marineamtes in der Marineleitung. Am 1. Oktober 1923 erfolgte die Ernennung zum Chef der Marinestation der Nordsee und in dieser Funktion beförderte man ihn am 1. Februar 1925 zum Vizeadmiral. Bauer wurde am 5. Oktober 1928 zur Verfügung des Chefs der Marineleitung gestellt und unter gleichzeitiger Beförderung zum Admiral am 30. November 1928 in den Ruhestand verabschiedet.

Man stellte Bauer am 25. Juli 1939 zur Verfügung der Kriegsmarine, zog ihn jedoch nicht zum aktiven Kriegsdienst heran.

Der ehemalige Großadmiral und letzter Reichspräsident des Dritten Reiches Karl Dönitz hielt bei seiner Beerdigung eine Grabrede.

Familie
Bauer ist ein Sohn des Mineralogen Max Bauer. Er heiratete am 22. August 1911 Dorette Luise Anna Johanna Edeling. Aus der Beziehung gingen drei Kinder hervor.

Veröffentlichungen
 Das Unterseeboot. Seine Bedeutung als Teil einer Flotte, seine Stellung im Völkerrecht, seine Kriegsverwendung, seine Zukunft. Mittler & Sohn, Berlin 1931.
 Als Führer der U-Boote im Weltkrieg. Koehler & Amelang Verlag, Leipzig 1942.
 Reichsleitung und U-Bootseinsatz 1914 bis 1918. Klosterhaus Verlag, Lippoldsberg 1956.

Literatur
 Dermot Bradley (Hrsg.): Deutschlands Generale und Admirale. Die militärischen Werdegänge der See-, Ingenieur-, Sanitäts-, Waffen- und Verwaltungsoffiziere im Admiralsrang. Teil 1: Hans H. Hildebrand, Ernest Henriot: Deutschlands Admirale 1849–1945. Band 1: A–G (Ackermann bis Gygas). Biblio Verlag, Osnabrück 1988, ISBN 3-7648-2480-8.

Einzelnachweise

Kapitän zur See (Kaiserliche Marine)
Vizeadmiral (Reichsmarine)
Admiral (Kriegsmarine der Wehrmacht)
Großlinienschiff-Kommandant (Kaiserliche Marine)
Kleiner-Kreuzer-Kommandant (Kaiserliche Marine)
Militärhistoriker
Militärschriftsteller
Person im Ersten Weltkrieg (Deutsches Reich)
Person im Zweiten Weltkrieg (Deutsches Reich)
Träger des Ordens der Württembergischen Krone (Ehrenkreuz)
Ritter des Königlichen Hausordens von Hohenzollern
Träger des Roten Adlerordens 4. Klasse
Träger des Hanseatenkreuzes (Hamburg)
Träger des Eisernen Kreuzes I. Klasse
Träger des Friedrich-August-Kreuzes
Deutscher
Geboren 1875
Gestorben 1958
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Question: Who Won Womens Floor Gymnastics 2016 Rio?
1 Who won gold on floor in 2016?
2 Who won gymnastics all around in Rio?
3 What is Simone Biles net worth?
4 How old is Simone Biles today?
5 Who is the best gymnast in the world?
6 Why are gymnasts so short?
7 What are the 6 types of gymnastics?
8 How much do Olympians get paid for gold medals?
9 What's Michael Phelps net worth?
Who won gold on floor in 2016?
Who won medals in the women's floor exercise? Jade Carey was the only American competing in the women's floor exercise, and she delivered a gold medal for her country.
Who won gymnastics all around in Rio?
Sunisa Lee wins gold after solid floor routine Rebeca Andrade of Brazil needed a 13.802 to win the title, but went out of bounds twice and finished second.
What is Simone Biles net worth?
Simone Biles Net Worth: $6 Million.
How old is Simone Biles today?
Why are there only four gymnasts on the Tokyo Olympics gymnastics teams. In 2015, the International Gymnastics Federation (FIG) decided to have only four athletes per team instead of five for the Tokyo Olympics, the theory being that countries who had less depth among their gymnasts would have a better chance.
Who is the best gymnast in the world?
Biles proved she's in a class of her own when she became the most decorated female gymnast at elite level at the World Championships in Stuttgart in 2019, beating all previous records. Her accomplishments include being a four-time Olympic gold medallist and five-time all-round World Champion.
Why are gymnasts so short?
It is for a reason that gymnasts are mostly short. The shorter a gymnast is, the easier it is for them to rotate in the air or spin at high speeds. It is hard for long limbs and joints to handle intensive training. It can also be explained by keeping a law of physics in mind.
You might be interested: Often asked: What Is The Greek Definition Of Gymnastics?
What are the 6 types of gymnastics?
Women compete on four events: vault, uneven bars, balance beam and floor exercise, while men compete on six events: floor exercise, pommel horse, still rings, vault, parallel bars, and high bar.
How much do Olympians get paid for gold medals?
However, most Olympic medal winners do receive a cash reward from their home Olympic committee. The US Olympic and Paralympic Committee pays members of Team USA $37,500 for each gold medal they win, $22,500 for every silver, and $15,000 for a bronze.
What's Michael Phelps net worth?
However, the majority of Phelps' fortune, estimated to be around $80 million by a 2020 Celebrity Net Worth estimate, comes from his brand image and endorsement deals, which net him around $9.8 million annually, according to South China Morning Post.
Often asked: What Medal Did The Mens Gymnastics Team Win?
Quick Answer: What Are Level 5 Boys Gymnastics Skills?


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Q: Is it bad practice to disable Antivirus software on a build server for more performance? I'm trying to optimize our software builds (Azure DevOps Server Build Agents) as far as I can and was curious, if disabling Windows Defender on our Windows Servers would be good or bad practice?
In our case, Msmpeng.exe takes about 10-15 % (CPU utilization) when a build is running.
If I exlude the agents processes (AgentService.exe, Agent.Worker.exe, Agent.Listener.exe) and the work directory, I'm sure, Msmpeng.exe would get down to 5 % or less which should result in faster compile times.

A: I think it`s up to you:

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*If you use isolated build agents and build only internal solutions. You may disable antivirus or exclude the build agent work folder.

*If you download some external packages, you have to use antiviruses. Additionally, consider using Snyk or WhiteSource.

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This is a list of the books (as far as we can remember) that one or both of us have read since 1998. We don't necessarily recommend them all, but feel free to ask about any. We'll be happy to share our thoughts. Just click on "comments" at the end of this post.
Crime and Punishment, by Feodor Dostoevsky, trans. Jessie Coulson, Sr.
Reference books, cookbooks, textbooks, and misc.
Is there a site that can have the whole book with its pages, on the computer.. So i can read it from here ?
Hello. I recently returned from Uzbekistan and was in search of some history of the region. I am currently reading The Great Game by Peter Hopkirk and thoroughly enjoying it (such adventure!). Googling books by Hopkirk, I came across your blog!
Thought I'd leave a recommendation: I think you will enjoy "Sorcerer's Apprentice" by Tahir Shah.
Thanks so much for the recommendation. I'll check it out.
Let us know if you run across something else of interest.


Every season is pizza season, right? Between the abundance of imaginative chefs and beautiful produce available here year-round, there are vegan pizzas aplenty in Los Angeles. Even chains like Lucifer's, Z Pizza, Blaze, Pizza Man and Whole Foods are keeping vegan cheeses on hand for dairy-free customers. Mangia!
The New York-grown, plant-based restaurant enjoys an airy home in Venice that's known for its stone oven-cooked pizzas, all of which can be ordered vegan via Daiya cheese. Large portions and ocean breezes make The Butcher's Daughter a cool stop on an Abbot Kinney stroll.
Cruzer 100% Vegan Pizzeria gets credit as pioneers in the vegan pizza game—the first all-vegan pizza delivery place in Los Angeles has been pleasing palates in Los Feliz/Hollywood for years. Extensive listing of toppings and menu of pizzas, subs, pastas and sides keeps us ordering online, again and again.
Enjoy this Pasadena favorite's naturally vegan Dalai Lama, or modify any of their olive wood-fired pies by adding the house-made cashew-based cheese and/or vegan pesto. The Farmers Market pizza, always vegetarian, features locally-sourced fresh vegetables. The setting is perfect for large groups and history buffs—eat alfresco on the patio or inside the 1934 Del Mar Train Station, doted on by top-notch staff.
This Silver Lake staple keeps it classic with vegan cheese, vegan pepperoni, a baked potato pizza, and their signature Angry Vegan (for lovers of the hot stuff!), using a combo of Kite Hill and Follow Your Heart cheeses to their fullest potentials. People come as much for the 70 taps of California craft beer as the amazing happy hour deals, while their Piece of the Pie special always benefits a local nonprofit.
From their their Downtown L.A. spot to the Pizzanista! in Long Beach, outrageous offerings like vegan Macaroni and Cheese slices and Seitan Meats Jesus pies (heavy on the faux meats) keep folks stumbling in after a night at the club or for afternoon brunch with adult beverages.
Known for the best thin crust east of the LA River, Purgatory serves up a heavenly 12 types of vegan pizza, including a deep dish option. Dine in, pick up, or have it delivered for free if you're lucky enough to live within a 3.5 mile radius.
Their Rossa pizza comes sans cheese, marinara style like those in southern Italy: tomato sauce, herbs, arugula and olive oil do the job atop a handmade crust. Gluten-free and lighter "Thin Sin" crusts are optional, too. Proximity to the Arclight Cinemas and Amoeba Records make it perfect for a casual walking date night in Hollywood.
Chef Ron Russell knows vegan food and it shows, especially in his Studio City restaurant's Cheesy Artichoke pizza (a hearty blend of vegan cheeses, grilled artichokes, and tomato confit) and the White Truffle Pizza (topped by spinach, broccolini and mushrooms). Enjoy with friends or learn how to do this yourself in one of his Saturday morning cooking classes.
This Echo Park walk-up offers New York-style thin crust, with slices of Vegan in Furs (Marinara-based) and V for Vegan (pesto-based) always on hand.
The roomy Silver Lake bar offers Daiya cheese as a substitute on any of their wood-fired Neopolitan pizzas, while the small plates of Crispy Brussels Sprout, Roasted Cauliflower and Truffle Fries make perfect sides for sharing.


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Edinburgh Fringe - 21 Shows, 17 Venues, 5 Days
The Edinburgh Fringe Festival is amazing. Over the course of a month, 2000+ different performances are on offer ranging from comedy (stand-up, musical, sketch), experimental theatre, live gigs, satire, poetry, and more. There is something for every taste. We visited Edinburgh for our first Fringe experience and here are our stats:
21 Shows
I could see us going back every year simply for the energy and novelty of it all. I definitely recommend becoming a "Friend of the Fringe" for the half price ticket offers. The performances are generally reasonably priced but the costs can add up if you see a lot of shows.
Here's are quick reviews of the shows we saw. Star ratings seem to be essential at the Fringe so I've included a 1-5 star rating based on my personal preferences.
Bogan Bingo - High energy and hilarious playing on Australian stereotypes to deliver an awesome show with prizes (framed photo of a smoking baby!) and everything. We actually played Bingo.
The Curse of Horse & Louis - Musical comedians that look a bit like the gents in Flight of the Conchords. They deserved a bigger audience than they got. We found them endearing and quite funny. I still find myself quoting their 'rape alarm' bit (What?!).
The Dog-Eared Collective: You're Amazing (Now Look at Me) - Many of the sketches fell a bit flat but their bit on Glasgow's bid for the winter Olympics was hilarious...especially because they brought my husband up on stage, dressed him in a tartan kilt and had him light the Olympic torch.
Dr. Quimpugh's Compendium of Peculiar Afflictions - It's an opera. It was well sung and acted but the story was a bit piece-meal. A doctor in his twilight years is depressed while trying to come to terms with his legacy. Each song and scene is a remembrance of how he diagnosed and documented a strange illness (eg: the 'Alien Hand').
The Fantasist - Amazing artistry...this was the top dramatic performance that we saw at the Fringe centering on one woman's struggle with Manic-Depressive disorder.
Flash Mob - Meh. A bit too commercial for our taste. The dancing was fun but the festival wasn't quite the right setting.
Half a Person: My Life as Told by the Smiths - I love The Smiths and I loved this show. It's a 1-man drama about love, self-absorption, and true friendship. This one actually made me cry.
I am Google - A large everyday man dressed in a Google t-shirt brings the search engine to life. Am amusing portrayal with quite a bit of improvisation. Best of all, it was free.
Jonny and the Baptists - High energy musical comedy. Jonny and the Baptists were entertaining but would have been funnier if they'd focused on the music and less on extraneous dialog with the audience.
The Les Clochards - Hobo Rock would be the best way to describe this group. They took classic hits (like Madonna's Like a Virgin) and gave it their own spin while dressed in tattered rags and dirt spotted faces. The audience loved this one more than I did (I heard 5-stars bantered about a bit). I thought it was very good but not amazing.
The Mechanisms - Once Upon a Time in Space - Another free performance, these guys get an 'A' for effort and enthusiasm. The ensemble cast were actually quite talented musicians. The story was just a bit difficult to follow. Essentially Old King Cole and various other nursery rhyme characters take to space.
Mugging Chickens - Free sketch comedy at its best at The Three Sisters pub. The sketches ranged from the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinald (quite high brow) to a young boy bringing home a crazed homeless guy from the city dump. The characters would weave in and out of the performance. Super fun.
Luisa Omielan - What Would Beyonce Do? - The Meadow Bar was on the way back to our B&B each evening. We passed this one by a few times before finally going in. Luisa Omielan was high energy and quite funny. I felt a bit uncomfortable laughing though when she spun stories of her father leaving and her brother's suicide attempt into her act. Some things aren't meant to be funny.
Repertory Theatre - Two man play about a struggling repertory theatre. It was an extremely witty and well-acted performance.
Robert Burns: A Life in Words and Song - This performance was perfectly matched to the venue. A Scottish historian and folk musician joined forces to tell the story of Scotland's national poet most famous for giving the world Auld Lang Syng. Held in the Captain's Bar, I was able to kick back, sip whisky rich with peat at 11 am and learn all I ever cared to know about the fascinating Robert Burns who was quite the lyricist and lover.
Sexytime! - A superficially not-so-sexy couple, completely at ease with their own body image and sexuality take us on a journey from Adam and Eve to a modern day nightclub. Man would grunt but not speak. Woman eloquently narrated the story. Well done.
Thea Skot's Miss Adventures - Funny sketch comedy in a dark, damp venue, Thea's characters were brought to life with humor and energy.
Towards the Moon - A new Scottish musical about a twenty-something aspiring writer who gets a new lease on life after a near death experience.
21A - One man show demonstrating the star's tremendous range. The play tells the story of a particular bus line connecting Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota and its larger-than-life riders.
Under Dogs - Helsinki - A female sketch-comedy duo entertained a packed crowd at Jekyll and Hyde pub. Another fun and free performance.
World War Wonderful! - This was the one show that I absolute did not like and had I not been hemmed in by other audience members would have gotten up and walked out. The show was meant to be a satire on war and war mongering but the performance crossed the line and was utterly offensive in my opinion featuring songs like 'My Baby is an Amputee'. I hear this show is popular in Australia but I'd personally give it a miss.
We had an amazing experience at our first Edinburgh Fringe. Every which way we turned, there was an imaginative, creative performance waiting for us to enjoy. Can't wait to return next year!
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Designed for a Los Angeles-based visual effects and AR studio, this project functions as both aperture and experience. The geometry of the piece's polished brass panels creates a faceted, three-dimensional entry space that sets the stage for the manipulation of light and sound that takes place within. The design also functions as way finder for the building's plain white facade by creating a sense of sequence, and gives back visually to a street that is dominated by industrial-park exteriors and rollup doors.
Equal parts sculpture and structure, it is self-supporting and set within the linear alcove that surrounds the existing entrance. The piece's panels tip outward from the base, playing with the visitor's perception of balance, and reflect the angularity of the building's canted interior walls.


Can I use single wall black pipe to gain draft height?
Installing a new but old wood stove which recommends a chimney height of 6" x 16'. My predicted setup will be 5' of black single wall pipe followed by 6' of double wall stainless steel. The 6' of DW meets the 3/2/10 guideline so I'm good on code. However, I'll be about 5' short (5' + 6' = 11') of the 16' recommend height.
Can I install 5' of black single wall pipe on top of the double wall stainless pipe? I live in Rock Springs, WY which is high desert country. Dry, snow would never reach the black pipe, rains infrequently and very little. I work in metal fabrication so making a secure connection between the two isn't an issue. I'm looking more for reasons why not to have single wall on top of the double. Basically trying to avoid the additionally $140 to continue with double wall vs. the $15 it'll cost with single.
My thoughts would be that the single pipe on top of the double wall would cool down too fast which will create a lot of creosote with the chance of a chimney fire. I also think it is not up to code. The top of the chimney is the coolest part so you want to keep that as warm/hot as possible. So double wall all the way to the chimney cap.
Besides being against code, creosote buildup and corrosion (from the inside out) are two big concerns with reduced draft due to a colder flue also possible. The chimney is infrastructure and should be properly done to perform well under a variety of weather conditions. Do it right and be sure to brace the chimney at 5ft above where it penetrates the roof.
Thank you both for your reply. I by no means want this to sound like an argument, hard to do in text only, but what code is this pertaining to? Is it a coupling code, exterior requirement code, ect? Wanting enlightenment on this not argument..
I know they make double wall black pipe which is basically black Class B vent, would that be something to consider? It's just an air gap vs insulation but since Class B vent is sufficient for "hot air" rising in a furnace application, would DW black pipe be sufficient above DW insulated or is the primary concern the creosote buildup?
Double-wall stove pipe is not acceptable either. It needs to be chimney pipe that is class A, HT 2100 rated. A furnace pipe does not have nearly the temperature requirements as a wood stove does.
Thanks again begreen. Is the code requirement something like "All pipe through unconditioned or combustible space must be double or triple wall insulated?" My thought being if single or double wall black pipe is acceptable right off the back of the stove, it shouldn't be a temperature requirement being that the flue temperature only decrease further from the stove origin. So in my head I see the highest temp being at the stove, decreasing through my single wall in the interior, slightly decreasing through the double wall insulated through my attic and exterior, and then exiting the cap. If I added any pipe rated to "right off the stove" to the top of the already to code stack, I don't see it as a temperature issue.
Again, not trying to argue just want my own curiosity answered. I appreciate your time!
just for the reason that it would cool so much that you would have a creosote blockage and that a fire maybe after or before should do it for me.
The main point is it's a cold temperature issue, not a hot temperature issue. If gasses keeps going up and then hit simple stove pipe, even double wall, it will cool a whole lot & make creosote. All kinds of it.
It is fire code that black single wall pipe is only approved for connecting the stove to the chimney or for low heat applications. At a minimum the extension should be made out of stainless, but it will have all the caveats mentioned. WY climate may be dry, but it is cold and flue gases will condense immediately on the cold surfaces of the uninsulated pipe. It's a recipe for creosote production and a setup for a chimney fire.


SA children are spending over three hours per day looking at screens, excluding for school work, according to a report released by the University of Cape Town's Sports Science Institute of South Africa.
South African children are spending more than three hours per day looking at screens – excluding for school work.
This is according to the 2018 Healthy Active Kids South Africa (HAKSA) report from the University of Cape Town's Sports Science Institute of South Africa (SSISA).
The recommended daily screen time for children in school is two hours, for preschoolers one hour and none for children under two years of age.
Rhodes University's Professor Harry Dugmore said advertisers will use social media to market fast food and soft drinks directly to children with the rise of smartphones.
The report, released on Tuesday, was compiled by 30 experts from 14 institutions and organisations.
It found more than nine out of 10 (94%) of infants and toddlers in low-income and urban areas reportedly exceeded the recommended screen time and "more TV time was related to unhealthy weight".
Close to 10% of three to five-year-old children were overweight and one in four were stunted.
About half of the country's children are getting the recommended levels of daily physical activity which is between 57 and 65 minutes.
Eskom wants another R66.6bn from us!


Having been a band for close to a decade; it brings us great pleasure to finally announce the Allah Las' debut tour of Australia.
In 2012 the band released their stunning debut LP unto the world with the help from R&B extraordinaire Nick Waterhouse. With Waterhouse's finesse and the band's willingness and possibly naivety they produced a truly beautifully simple, melancholic and timeless record. One of our favourite self titled records, that deserves its place next to the likes of The Velvet Underground's self titled.
Third album, 2016's Calico Review was recorded in Los Angeles' historic Valentine Recording Studio. For the album, Allah-Las experiment with new instrumentation adding violin, harpsichord and Mellotron to their sound. The twelve tracks on Calico Review demonstrate how the group has pivoted from focusing on specific influences to crafting songs that reflect their own feelings of freedom, grit and melancholy.
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A few weeks ago a bunch of reports claimed that for the first time ever, a computer passed the Turing Test. What followed was a half-hearted flash flood of apocalyptic histrionics about Skynet and cybercrime. (By the way, since when does stapling "cyber" to the start of any old noun suddenly make it a real word that adult humans are supposed to say? I must have missed that extremely unimaginative meeting.) But I'm afraid all you prospective Blade Runners have to go back to your singularity subreddits empty handed. Most of those articles are wrong for at least two reasons. Firstly, the computer program didn't actually pass the original criteria of the test, or even the watered down version of the test that everybody is saying it passed, and kind of cheated by only imitating a 13 year old child speaking a second language. Secondly, the articles neglect to mention that the Turing Test is monumentally stupid.
Turing's writing on artificial intelligence has defined the field for two generations. Although he argued his ideas with nuance, they have since been simplified to the notion that if a computer talks, acts and quacks like a human it has the mind of a human. The logical implication of this is that our minds are just algorithms that turn input into output. This conception of what minds are is not only flawed but dangerous, because it completely ignores consciousness, the foundation of our humanity.
One of the many steaming mugs of philosophy that have been poured onto the Turing Test's circuits was the Chinese Room thought experiment brewed by John Searle. The gist of Searle's argument is that if a guy who didn't speak Chinese sat in a closed room with a huge book of Chinese questions and answers, then received questions in Chinese from under the door, he could look up the characters and reply correctly without ever understanding a word of the conversation. In the same way, even a superficially advanced A.I. is still just spitting out garbage according to formula without ever having the ability to hold any meaning. Such an computer would therefore be a philosophical zombie. It might pass as human in the Turing Test, but it has no qualitative experience or conscious thought whatsoever.
Some academic circles have raged against this filthily unmathematical argument. As computer programming has improved, those who claim that it can't do everything are increasingly ridiculed as too sentimental – or worse, superstitious – to accept reality. One such taunter is Ray Kurzweil, a sort of A.I. John the Baptist and major scientist for megalomaniacal datamining company Google. Kurzweil said that Searle contradicted himself when he said that "the machine speaks Chinese but doesn't understand Chinese." Because as anyone who has ever met a Furby knows, nothing ever says something without understanding exactly what it means. To Kurzweil and his "futurist" disciples, observable input and output are all that matter and consciousness may as well not exist.
This might seem like a rarefied debate between wizened boffins, but it points to a deeper problem with science itself. Whenever I hear somebody say that science is flawed my normal reaction is "Jesus Christ", because that's normally who barrels in uninvited the very next moment, with half a sack of goon under his arm and a "really cool drinking game that I think you guys will love." But I'm not saying that we have any better tools than science to understand the universe, or that everything is equally true, or that souls exist. I am saying that science is a tool that measures and describes the relationship between things or components, not things or components in and of themselves. To a system of thought designed to find objectivity, subjectivity is necessarily incomprehensible.
Consciousness isn't magic. Our minds are an emergent property of a biochemical evolutionary process, like how a car's capacity to drive arises from components that can't drive on their own. These minds cannot be recreated by imitating how we see them respond to stimuli any more than a painting of how a mountain looks is an actual mountain. Experiments like the Blue Brain Project take a more thorough approach than some "Hard A.I." advocates by endeavouring to model the human brain neuron by neuron. But even if scientists managed to create a computer simulation of the human brain down to the atomic level – and it will take a shitload of flappy bird developers to pull that off – we don't know if it'll really work, because we're not sure if conscious minds are substrate neutral (a piece of softwear that can be uploaded to any old thing) or if they require actual squelchy matter to exist. A one-to-one map of a territory is not the territory itself.
Yet our society goes on claiming that it is, and that the meticulousness of our mapping proves that there was no real territory in the first place. The human consequences of this are profound – we have created a world that systematically deletes the subjective from the objective. The agonies and ecstasies of the human condition are reduced to "chemical imbalance" and malfunctioning consciousnesses – like Alan Turing's – are fixed with drugs. The internet turns us into servers or nodes, connected in a vast network to others who we barely believe are alive. The dark art of marketing treats billions like wind-up toys, with triggers and pulleys just waiting to be exploited by anyone with the moral nihilism to use psychology for personal gain. And as for the economy, well – we are all ones and zeroes in the market.
The end point of this tide of inhumanity is not just alienation, it's solipsism – the belief that other consciousness do not even exist. For as many of Kurzweill's disciples would claim, we have no objective evidence that they do. And as humanity is written out of itself, the only evidence of our personal subjectivity will be the ceaseless horror of our total isolation.
We are not concerned with the interaction of two objects, nor with their transactions within a dyadic system; nor are we concerned with the communication patterns within a system comprising two computer-like sub-systems that receive and process input, and omit outgoing signals. Our concern is with two origins of experience in relation.
Computers are not like us. The laptop on which I type, this difference engine, this abacus of light, this glass bead game, is truly a remarkable creation. But it is still our creation, and any likeness I recognise its polished surface is only there because we have built it in our image. We don't need to fear the fairytale that machines will turn into humans. But we must fight, at every turn, the transformation of ourselves into machines.


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Lake Yellowstone Lodge is located on the north side of Lake Yellowstone in Lake Village. The East Entrance is 27 miles to the east. GPS: 44.549783, -110.403500.
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Amenities: Enjoy views of the lake from the popular Sun Room, with a string quartet in the background. There is an elegant restaurant on site. Note that TV, radio, air conditioning, and WiFi are not available.
Things to Do: With its close proximity to the lake, it's easy to book a boat cruise around the lake. The Bridge Bay Marina is nearby, so if you brought your own boat, you can launch it here. You will also be able to rent boats at this location. There are a number of exhibits at the Visitor's Center and Museum that show the birds and other wildlife of the park. A short drive away, you can visit the Hayden and Pelican Valleys where you can view wildlife in their native habitat. Natural Bridge and the LeHardy Rapids are also favorite sights to put on your list.
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Q: How to use CANOpen PDO? I am trying to send data from TMS320F28335 to EPOS2 24/5 driver of Maxon Motor using CANOpen.
Previously, I used only SDO Protocol on velocity mode. But now I try to use PDO Protocol.
I refer to Fig. 1. to use velocity mode with SDO protocol.
PDO requires 'Mapping', 'RPDO', 'TPDO'...
It makes me complicate.
First quetion

I read datasheet of Maxon Motor. 'PDO Mapping' requires 'Pre-Operation Mode'.
From above figure, should I implement 'PDO Mapping' before 'Set Operation Mode'?
Second quetion
I use TPDO1, RTDO1 because I only want to acquire velocity of motor and send target velocity value to motor driver.
The first object of TPDO1 is 'Statusword'(index : 0x1A00, sub-index : 0x01, value : 0x60410010).
The sencod object of TPDO1 is 'Velocity Actual Value'(index : 0x1A00, sub-index : 0x02, value : 0x606C0020)
The first object of RPDO1 is 'Controlword'(index : 0x1600, sub-index : 0x01, value : 0x60400010).
The second object of RPDO1 is  'Target Velocity'(index : 0x1600, sub-index : 0x02, value : 0x60FF0020)
And then I send 'Set Operation Mode' packet to motor driver and send 'Shutdown', 'Enable' command as can be seen from figure 1.
After 'shutdown', 'enable' I don't know what to do next.
Third quetion

From figure 2, 'Operational Mode' can be done using 'Start Remote Node' command.
Then if 'Operational Mode' could be done by 'Start Remote Node' in NMT Protocol, how to set 'Velocity Mode' after 'Start Remote Node'?
Are there two method to set 'Operational Mode'?

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*Send '0x6060-00', '0xFE' in 'Set Operational Mode' step.

*Use 'Start Remote Node' method of NMT Protocol.

If there are two method, how to set the velocity mode in second method?
Thank you for your comment.


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US CEO Jailed For Trying To Export Specialty Metals To Iran
September 8, 2017 /0 Comments/in Crime /by Joe Levin
WASHINGTON — A US CEO has been sentenced to more than four years in prison for conspiring to export specialty metals to Iran that have nuclear and missile applications, the Department of Justice said in a statement.
Kuyumcu, a US citizen, admitted to conspiring with others to send over a thousand pounds of metallic powder with nuclear and missile applications to Iran via Turkey, Acting Assistant US Attorney General Dana Boente said.
In this picture released by official website of the office of the Iranian supreme leader on Wednesday, May 10, 2017, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei speaks during a graduation ceremony of a group of the Revolutionary Guard cadets in Tehran, Iran.
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Iran's Supreme Leader Pardons Over 1,100 Convicts on Muslim Holidays The CEO arranged to have the powder, primarily composed of cobalt and nickel, shipped to Turkey and then to Iran in order to hide the destination of the goods, according to court documents.
Kuyumcu used coded language to discuss the shipment with a co-conspirator based in Turkey, such as referring to Iran as the "neighbor," court documents showed.
Shortly after one of the shipments was sent from Turkey to Iran, a steel company in Iran sent a letter-sized package to Kuyumcu's Turkey-based co-conspirator, according to court filings.
The Justice Department said the Iranian steel company had the same address as an Iranian entity that has been sanctioned by the Treasury Department over its association with Iran's nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
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