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package tora.plugin;

import gw.lang.reflect.Type;
import gw.lang.reflect.TypeSystem;
import gw.lang.reflect.IType;

import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.function.BooleanSupplier;

/**
 * Created by lmeyer-teruel on 8/2/2016.
 */
public class JavascriptCoercer {

    HashMap<String, CoercionFunction> _JStoJavaMap;
    HashMap<String, CoercionFunction> _JavatoJSMap;

    interface CoercionFunction {
        Object operation(Object a);
    }

    public JavascriptCoercer() {
        _JavatoJSMap = new HashMap<String, CoercionFunction>();
        _JStoJavaMap = new HashMap<String, CoercionFunction>();

        //Initial coercions are from double to int and double to string upon return
        addJStoJavaCoercer("Double", "Integer", (o -> {
            return ((Double) o).intValue();
        }));
        addJStoJavaCoercer("Double", "String", (o -> {
            return ((Double) o).toString();
        }));

        addJavatoJSCoercer("Integer", "Double", (o -> {
            return ((Integer) o).doubleValue();
        }));

    }

    /* function: addJStoJavaCoercer
    *  ---------------------------
    *  This function adds a new coercion rule to the _JStoJavaMap and returns true if
    *  succesfuly added, false if it fails
    */
    public Boolean addJStoJavaCoercer(String fromTypeString, String toTypeString, CoercionFunction func) {
        return addToHashMap(fromTypeString, toTypeString, _JStoJavaMap, func);
    }

    /* function: addJavatoJSCoercer
    *  ---------------------------
    *  This function adds a new coercion rule to the _JavatoJSMap and returns true if
    *  succesfuly added, false if it fails
    */
    public Boolean addJavatoJSCoercer(String fromTypeString, String toTypeString, CoercionFunction func) {
        return addToHashMap(fromTypeString, toTypeString, _JavatoJSMap, func);
    }

    /* function: addToHashMap
    *  ---------------------------
    *  Converts the two strings into ITypes and returns false if either of the types is not found, it then converts
    *
    */
    private Boolean addToHashMap(String fromTypeString, String toTypeString, HashMap<String, CoercionFunction> converter, CoercionFunction coercer) {
        IType toType;
        IType fromType;
        try {
            fromType = TypeSystem.getByRelativeName(fromTypeString);
            toType = TypeSystem.getByRelativeName(toTypeString);
        } catch (ClassNotFoundException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
            return false;
        }
        converter.put(fromType.getName() + toType.getName(), coercer);
        return true;
    }

    public Object coerceTypesJavatoJS(Object anyType, String typeTo) {
        return coerceTypes(anyType, typeTo, _JavatoJSMap);
    }

    public Object coerceTypesJStoJava(Object anyType, String typeTo) {
        return coerceTypes(anyType, typeTo, _JStoJavaMap);
    }

    private Object coerceTypes(Object anyType, String typeTo, HashMap<String, CoercionFunction> map) {
        String currentType = anyType.getClass().getName();
         CoercionFunction resultant = map.get(currentType + typeTo);
        if (resultant == null) {
            return anyType;
        }
        return resultant.operation(anyType);
    }
}

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Americans traveling to Europe have been steadily getting less for their dollar since last June, but there's a surprising way to get more bang for your buck: pay by credit card.
A new study from CardHub.com tracked exchange rates and fees for different methods, including paying with a credit card, exchanging cash at a U.S. bank before your trip and doing so at exchange chain Travelex, which has ATMs and locations at airports, ports and stores. Credit cards came out way ahead of the competition.


An Upper Area Court sitting in Abuja has ordered the Nigerian Police Force to arrest and produce before the court the Embatteled Suspended former General Superintendent of Assemblies of God Church Nigeria Rev Dr Paul Emeka.
The Order was contained in a ruling today by the Court after all the objections raised by Paul Emeka against the case instituted against him by the Nigerian Police over his Proffessorial Certificate forgery was struck out.
The Nigerian Police had taken Paul Emeka to court after it investigation revealed that the Purported Proffessorial Certificate presented to Assemblies of God Church Nigeria by Rev Dr Paul Emeka was a fake and forged one.


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Q: Sort array of objects by nested property with lodash I have an array of objects like this
[{ 'a': { id: 4 }}, { 'b': { id: 3 }}, { 'c': { id: 2 }}, { 'd': { id: 5 }}]
I want to know with lodash the sorting of the objects according to the id. I would expect to receive something like ['d', 'a', 'b', 'c'].
I tried to search this but I didn't find an answer which works with different keys in each object. I tried to do this with lodash' different functions (many). So I thought there may be a good and maybe short way to solve this.

A: Here is a plain JavaScript solution.
Since you want to get the sorted keys as the result, this solution does not modify the original array, thanks to the first map before sort:

const data = [{ 'a': { id: 4 }}, { 'b': { id: 3 }}, { 'c': { id: 2 }}, { 'd': { id: 5 }}];

const sorted = data
  .map(x => Object.entries(x)[0])
  .sort((a, b) => b[1].id - a[1].id)
  .map(x => x[0]);

console.log(sorted);

If you don't care about mutating the original array, you can directly sort using Object.values() and then return the first key with Object.keys():

const data = [{ 'a': { id: 4 }}, { 'b': { id: 3 }}, { 'c': { id: 2 }}, { 'd': { id: 5 }}];

const sorted = data
  .sort((a, b) => Object.values(b)[0].id - Object.values(a)[0].id)
  .map(x => Object.keys(x)[0]);

console.log(sorted);

A: You can simply do it with javascript by using sort method and mapping over the returned array and returning the keys

var data = [{ 'a': { id: 4 }}, { 'b': { id: 3 }}, { 'c': { id: 2 }}, { 'd': { id: 5 }}]

const res = data.sort((a, b)  => Object.values(b)[0].id - Object.values(a)[0].id).map(obj => Object.keys(obj)[0]);

console.log(res);

Or you can use lodash with orderBy and map methods

    var data = [{ 'a': { id: 4 }}, { 'b': { id: 3 }}, { 'c': { id: 2 }}, { 'd': { id: 5 }}]

    const res = _.orderBy(data, function(a) {
      return Object.values(a)[0].id
    }, ['desc']).map(o => Object.keys(o)[0])

    console.log(res);
<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/lodash.js/4.17.11/lodash.min.js"></script>

A: You can first sort based on id and than map the key.

let obj = [{ 'a': { id: 4 }}, { 'b': { id: 3 }}, { 'c': { id: 2 }}, { 'd': { id: 5 }}]

let op = obj
        .sort((a,b) => Object.values(b)[0].id - Object.values(a)[0].id)
        .map(e => Object.keys(e)[0])

console.log(op)

A: This is a lodash/fp version of jo_va's solution.
Use _.flow() to create a function that maps each object to a [key, { id }] pair. Sort with _.orderBy() according to id. Iterate with _.map() and dxtract the _.head() (the key):

const { flow, flatMap, toPairs, orderBy, map, head } = _

const fn = flow(
  flatMap(toPairs), // convert each object to pair of [key, { id }]
  orderBy(['[1].id'], ['desc']), // order descending by the id
  map(head) // extract the original key
)

const data = [{ 'a': { id: 4 }}, { 'b': { id: 3 }}, { 'c': { id: 2 }}, { 'd': { id: 5 }}]

const result = fn(data)

console.log(result)
<script src='https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/g/lodash@4(lodash.min.js+lodash.fp.min.js)'></script>

A:

const data = [{ a: { id: 4 }}, { b: { id: 3 }}, { c: { id: 2 }}, { d: { id: 5 }}];
data.sort((a, b) => Object.values(b)[0].id - Object.values(a)[0].id);
console.log(data);

The above snippet shows how to do it with Array.sort. Lodash should work similarly.

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Q: Data structure for storing elements in sorted order and allowing fast indexing? I need a sorted and indexed container. I want to build it based on std:set or std::vector. By using set, I need expensive std::distance to calculate the index of its element. By using vector, I know adding or deleting an element is expensive. Let's say my element is a pointer (small object). I know two operations' complexity is the same. But which one is faster? Thanks.

A: If you need a data structure that supports sorted order and lookup by index, you should definitely look into the order statistic tree, which is a data structure specifically designed to support exactly these operations.  It supports insertions and deletions in O(log n) time, lookup of an element's index in O(log n) time, and lookup by value or by index in O(log n) time as well, so it should be dramatically faster than either the vector or the set approaches.
Unfortunately, the STL doesn't have order statistic trees built it, so you would have to search for a third party library (this earlier question and answer provides an example of one).  That said, the speedup you should expect from the order statistic tree should make it well worth the investment.
Hope this helps!

A: According to you guys' suggestions, I measured it as the bottom code (flat_set is added). The results for debug vesion is
for set: 4.720976s wall, 4.711230s user + 0.000000s system = 4.711230s CPU (99.8%)
(also tested set::insert which takes little time)
for vector: 1.407571s wall, 1.404009s user + 0.000000s system = 1.404009s CPU (99.7%)
for flat_set: 0.327714s wall, 0.327602s user + 0.000000s system = 0.327602s CPU (100.0%)
And release version (I need to write out results to let the compiler optimization not to overkill my code) gives each about 10 times speedup.
And my conclusion is vectors are 2-3 times faster, and boost flat_set is the best. And for number of entries less than several hundreds (such as 200), flat_set insert is not slower than std::set (that w/o index calculation).
int N = 10000;
{
    boost::timer::auto_cpu_timer t;
    std::set<int> s;
    for (int i = 0; i < N; ++i)
    {
        auto it = s.insert(i);
        int index = std::distance(s.begin(), it.first);
    }
}

{
    boost::timer::auto_cpu_timer t;
    std::vector<int> v;
    for (int i = 0; i < N; ++i)
    {
        v.insert(v.begin(), i);
    }
}

{
    boost::timer::auto_cpu_timer t;
    boost::container::flat_set<int> s;
    for (int i = 0; i < N; ++i)
    {
        auto it = s.insert(-i); // negative sign is used to make insertion
                                // (at the beginning) expensive
        int index = std::distance(s.begin(), it.first);
    }
}

A: Separate the storage and the index:
having a vector of integers {I} that index the storage vector of your object type, {T}.
{I} is sorted by comparison between the objects it points to in {T}.
insert/delete to {I} is cheaper than those to {T}.
Whenever you add a new item to {T} vector, you insert its index to the sorted {I}.
when you delete an item, remove the index in {I}, but you may leave the object in {T} untouched, only push_back the index just removed into a reuse vector {I'}. next time when you add a new item, you can pop_back the index in {I'} and reuse the storage.
If you know the number of items ever used, you can call resize() on {T} at startup to avoid (re)allocation at run time.
This method is similar as using vector of pointers, the advantage is less dynamic allocation and more cache friendly, as object storage are in contiguous memory.


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Communications to the pubblic
Reductions & concessions
The Theater
Theater history
University Play
A Theater for the City
A Theatre for Companies
Organise an event
Who chose the TCBO
Ariadne auf Naxos
Ariadne auf Naxos recounts the theatre in the theatre, in a symbiosis of mythological drama and art comedy: in the house of a rich Viennese gentleman is planned the staging of the opera seria Ariadne auf Naxos, commissioned to a young and talented composer, followed by an Italian farce. However, time is not enough for both performances, so the host orders that the serious work and the farce are represented together.
New production of TCBO
with the Teatro La Fenice in Venice and the Teatro Massimo in Palermo
20 | 22 | 25 | 27 March 2022
https://www.tcbo.it/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/ariadne-2.mp4
Juraj Valčuha
Paul Curran
LA PRIMA DONNA (ARIANNA)
IL TENORE (BACCO)
Daniel Kirch
ZERBINETTA
Olga Pudova
SCARAMUCCIO
Patrik Reiter
IL MAESTRO DI MUSICA
Markus Werba
IL MAGGIORDOMO
Karl-Heinz Macek
IL COMPOSITORE
IL MAESTRO DI BALLO
Cristiano Olivieri
UN LACCHÈ
Luciano Leoni
NAJADE
Gary McCann
Richard Georg Strauss (1864 – 1949) was a German composer and conductor of the late Oman period, best known for his symphonic poems, including Also sprach Zarathustra (1896), and his operas.
His true international triumph and fame as an operatic composer came with Salome (1905) and Elektra (1909), the first opera that saw the collaboration between Strauss and the writer and playwright Hugo von Hofmannsthal, and with the subsequent Der Rosenkavalier (1911), Ariadne auf Naxos (1912/16) and Capriccio (1942).


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from saharaclient.api import base

class JobBinaries(base.Resource):
    resource_name = 'Job Binary'

class JobBinariesManagerV1(base.ResourceManager):
    resource_class = JobBinaries
    version = 1.1

    def create(self, name, url, description=None, extra=None, is_public=None,
               is_protected=None):
        """Create a Job Binary.

        :param dict extra: authentication info needed for some job binaries,
            containing the keys `user` and `password` for job binary in Swift
            or the keys `accesskey`, `secretkey`, and `endpoint` for job
            binary in S3

        """
        data = {
            "name": name,
            "url": url
        }

        self._copy_if_defined(data, description=description, extra=extra,
                              is_public=is_public, is_protected=is_protected)

        return self._create('/job-binaries', data, 'job_binary')

    def list(self, search_opts=None, limit=None, marker=None,
             sort_by=None, reverse=None):
        """Get a list of Job Binaries."""
        query = base.get_query_string(search_opts, limit=limit, marker=marker,
                                      sort_by=sort_by, reverse=reverse)
        url = "/job-binaries%s" % query
        return self._page(url, 'binaries', limit)

    def get(self, job_binary_id):
        """Get information about a Job Binary."""
        return self._get('/job-binaries/%s' % job_binary_id, 'job_binary')

    def delete(self, job_binary_id):
        """Delete a Job Binary."""
        self._delete('/job-binaries/%s' % job_binary_id)

    def get_file(self, job_binary_id):
        """Download a Job Binary."""
        resp = self.api.get('/job-binaries/%s/data' % job_binary_id)

        if resp.status_code != 200:
            self._raise_api_exception(resp)
        return resp.content

    def update(self, job_binary_id, data):
        """Update Job Binary.

        :param dict data: dict that contains fields that should be updated
                     with new values.

        Fields that can be updated:

        * name
        * description
        * url
        * is_public
        * is_protected
        * extra - dict with the keys `user` and `password` for job binary
          in Swift, or with the keys `accesskey`, `secretkey`, and `endpoint`
          for job binary in S3
        """

        if self.version >= 2:
            UPDATE_FUNC = self._patch
        else:
            UPDATE_FUNC = self._update

        return UPDATE_FUNC(
            '/job-binaries/%s' % job_binary_id, data, 'job_binary')

class JobBinariesManagerV2(JobBinariesManagerV1):
    version = 2

# NOTE(jfreud): keep this around for backwards compatibility
JobBinariesManager = JobBinariesManagerV1


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URLS
----

* Forum URL Structure:

  * URL structure: example.com/f/forum_name/

    * The default forum_name is main.

* Basic URL possibilities:

  * example.com/f/forum_name/tag/tag_name

    * Shows all content in a forum called forum_name with the tag
      called tag_name (e.g. economics, news).

    * Multiple tags can be shown if in between each tag is a +

  * example.com/f/forum_name/submission_id

    * The full path to the submission of the ID submission_id
      (e.g. ac134ff1). Shows the submission at the top, followed by
      the comments.

  * example.com/submission_id

    * Redirects to the full path to the submission id.

  * example.com/tag/tag_name

    * Shows all content on all forums with the tag called tag_name.

    * Note that this is a meta-category since each tag is run
      independently in each forum, so no one can actually moderate
      this. People who moderate particular tags do so under a
      particular forum, so content here can be under the supervision
      of multiple different moderator sets. Thus, it needs to be
      clear which forum it is under.

  * example.com/f/forum_name/wiki/Article_Name

    * Wikis use their human-friendly article name instead of a
      submission id and their article name (i.e. title) must be unique
      to the forum. Note that the submission ID redirect (i.e. the
      path example.com/submission_id) does not work since the article
      name could be confused with a section of the website.

  * example.com/wiki/Article_Name

    * This either redirects to the Article Name in the appropriate
      forum, or if there are multiple articles with the same name in
      different forums it is a disambiguation page that lists them
      all. This allows for multiple articles on the same thing from
      different perspectives based on the nature of the forum.

  * example.com/game_name/f/forum_name

    * A second hierarchy of forums can exist under the path of a
      particular game_name, of content specific to that game. /f/main
      is the official forum for the game and other forums can exist
      that are run by specific subgroups of the game.

    * This second hierarchy repeats the above hierarchy except it does
      *not* include duplicates of the paths not specific to a forum
      (see below), i.e. mail and user profiles. If the game has its
      own user profile system that is linked to the website profile
      system, it is handled independently of the forum profile system
      (i.e. coded via the game logic).

* Global URL paths not specific to a forum:

  * example.com/mail

    * Shows the user's private messages, and eventually email.

  * example.com/mail/mail_id

    * A particular link to a particular piece of mail.

  * example.com/mail/tag/tag_name

    * All mail of a particular tag, which is assigned by the user for
      his or her own personal organizational purposes.

  * example.com/user/user_id

    * Redirects to example.com/user/username

  * example.com/user/username

    * Is the profile for a particular user (see above, under the
      section Special Content Types).


How to replace the power head On the newer ones there are only 2 screws 1 top left and the other bottom right. you don't have to turn the water off or drain anything to do this.
Click on picture to see larger picture this is a newer one see the brass screw top left. To replace this head. just loosen the two screws and pull the old head off put the new head on tighten the screws then connect each wire just like the old one was. (make sure you turn the power off first) and you are done.


The Advisory Committee on Nuclear Waste and Materials (ACNW&M) was established by the Commission in June 1988 to provide the Commission with independent reviews of, and advice on, nuclear waste facilities, including application to such facilities of 10 CFR Parts 60 and 61 (disposal of high-level radioactive wastes in geologic repositories and land disposal of radioactive waste) and other applicable regulations and legislative mandates such as the Nuclear Waste Policy Act, the Low-Level Radioactive Waste Policy Act, and the Uranium Mill Tailings Radiation Control Act, as amended. The ACNW&M, at the request of the Commission, provided advice on site decommissioning issues. Before the ACNW&M was established, reviews of this type were performed by the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards, and the first members on the ACNW&M had formerly been members of the ACRS. The ACNW&M was, like the ACRS, subject to the NRC regulations set forth in 10 CFR Part 7.
The primary focus of the ACNW&M was waste disposal facilities. In performing its work, the ACNW&M reviewed and reported on those areas of concern referred to it by the Commission and undertook other studies and activities on its own initiative related to areas of regulatory activity identified by the Commission.
The ACNW&M had a history of recommending innovative and risk-based approaches to regulatory problems. A specific example of this is that the ACNW&M, in the period between 1990 and 1994, reviewed the EPA standards for deep geologic disposal of high-level radioactive waste (40 CFR Part 191) and provided its recommendations on critical regulatory issues addressed in the standards. The National Research Council arrived at similar positions on many of these issues in its recent report on the technical basis for such standards. The National Research Council study was done in accordance with Section 301 of the Energy Policy Act of 1992. The ACNW&M had a significant role in the review and resolution of key technical issues associated with the safe disposal of radioactive waste.


text:
New Warfare in the Franchise – Call Of Duty: Infinite Warfare Reveal Trailer
By Lexuzze Tablanteon May 2, 2016
Call of Duty® is returning to its roots for a classic, epic battle of two armies unlike anything seen before in the record-setting series. Call of Duty®: Infinite Warfare will launch worldwide Friday, November 4, immersing players in a war story that, for the first time in franchise history, extends beyond the reaches of Earth into the vast expanse of our solar system. Published by Activision and led by Infinity Ward, Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare will also be available as the Infinite Warfare Legacy Edition, which includes the return of the full campaign and 10 multiplayer maps from the famed Call of Duty® 4: Modern Warfare®, released in high-definition brilliance as Call of Duty®: Modern Warfare® Remastered*.
Infinite Warfare and the Infinite Warfare Legacy Edition, featuring Modern Warfare® Remastered, will be available for PlayStation® 4 computer entertainment system, Xbox One, and PC.
"This year, we're both honouring the heritage of Call of Duty while taking players to incredible new heights," said Eric Hirshberg, CEO of Activision Publishing. "Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare is a bold, new vision from the studio that created the original Call of Duty and Modern Warfare, and an adventure on an insanely epic scale that only Call of Duty could deliver. And Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered is one of the most beloved games of all-time, reborn for a new generation. We have lovingly remastered it with a whole new level of graphical fidelity and realism that wasn't possible when the original was released. It's going to be a great year for Call of Duty players."
"With Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, we are taking Call of Duty to places fans have never experienced in the series," said Dave Stohl, Studio Head of Infinity Ward. "On one hand, this game is the kind of gritty, boots on the ground, visceral war story that Call of Duty is known for. On the other, its future setting takes players on a journey of epic scale and proportions, providing incredible gameplay innovations and new experiences for our fans. This is a grand scale, old-school, all-out war in an epic new-school setting. And it's going to be a hell of a lot of fun."
Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare puts storytelling front and center in a rich, immersive narrative. Infinity Ward breaks new ground by exploring the weight of leadership and its responsibilities. In a desperate time of overwhelming adversity, the player, as Captain of their own warship, must take command against a relentless enemy. Experienced soldiers are thrust into extraordinary circumstances that will test their training and reveal their true character as they learn to lead and to make the hard decisions necessary to achieve victory. The game also introduces stunning, never before seen environments, new weaponry and inventive player abilities to Call of Duty. The entire campaign – from boots-on-ground combat to piloting high speed space-fighters – occurs as a near seamless experience with few visible loading times, and delivers the hallmark, blockbuster franchise moments that fans love.
One of the most critically acclaimed titles in the series, inspired by overwhelming community interest, Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare is being remastered for current generation consoles. Executive produced by Infinity Ward and developed by Raven, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered* puts players into a modern-day action-thriller filled with the heart-stopping moments that made it one of the most critically-acclaimed games of all-time.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered boasts vibrant current generation visuals, with fully improved texture resolution and detail, high-dynamic range lighting, lit and shadowing VFX particles, revamped animation and audio, stunning sound and much more. Fans will relive the full, iconic campaign as they're transported around the globe with Capt. Price, Gaz and Soap across all the missions from the original game, including "All Ghillied Up," "Charlie Don't Surf," and "Crew Expendable." Players will also experience the online multiplayer mode that redefined Call of Duty by introducing killstreaks, XP, Prestige and more, and battle head-to-head in 10 fan-favorite maps from the original multiplayer mode, including classics such as "Crash," "Backlot" and "Crossfire."
"The original Modern Warfare raised the bar on video games and forever will be remembered as one of the best. It's an honour to be developing the remaster and we are committed to faithfully remastering this classic for Call of Duty fans," stated Brian Raffel, studio head of Raven Software.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered is included with the following editions of Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare:
· Legacy Edition and Digital Legacy Edition – Includes both Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered
· Digital Deluxe Edition – Includes Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered and Season Pass
· Legacy Pro Edition – Includes Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered, Season Pass, collectible Steelbook, official game soundtrack and additional digital items


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Advantage China
Short-term pain
ATUL ANEJA in Beijing
Print edition : July 22, 2016 T+ T-
The production line at the London Taxi Company in Coventry, central England. The company restarted production in 2013 after the business was saved by Chinese carmaker Geely. Photo: REUTERS
Notwithstanding the painful restructuring of ties with Europe, in the short run China is likely to benefit from the extra elbow room for strategic manoeuvre that it is likely to acquire on the global stage in the aftermath of Brexit.
IT MAY APPEAR TO BE BAD NEWS AT FIRST, but after the storm stirred by Brexit weakens and some calm is restored, China may look differently at the immediate pain that it is expected to suffer on account of Britain's unexpected divorce from the European Union (E.U.). In fact, China may soon be inclined to conclude that the seismic event that is redefining Europe, if not the globe, could give way to solid opportunities, which Beijing could avail itself of and emerge stronger in the Eurasian backyard.
That, of course, is possible if the pragmatic Chinese quickly absorb the Brexit shock, which is forcing Beijing to shed its London-centred approach for weaving greater influence in Europe.
But what are the immediate costs that China will have to bear on account of the astonishing Brexit vote?
At the outset, it is possible that the hefty Chinese investment in the United Kingdom could fall under some risk, though much would depend on the outcome of the negotiations that London would undertake with the E.U. That process is likely to take a couple of years, despite signals from Brussels that it is in a hurry to knife out Britain from the E.U.
According to some estimates, Chinese companies have invested close to $16.6 billion in a 15-year period starting from 2000. They have acquired high visibility by holding stakes in some of the defining British commercial enterprises, including the London Taxi Company, Heathrow Airport and Manchester Airport. Top Chinese hi-tech and Internet firms such as Huawei and Tencent Holdings have set up research and development centres there.
Second, China's symbolically significant and image-changing investments such as the Hinkley Point nuclear projects could now enter the grey zone. Even before Brexit, the project's escalating costs was persuading lead developer Électricité de France to pull out from the project. If this flagship enterprise fails to materialise, China's plans to expand its nuclear energy footprint in other parts of the globe by showcasing its atomic heft in the heart of Europe will suffer a severe setback.
Third, with Britain out of the E.U., China's access to the markets of continental Europe could be difficult. Already fears are being expressed that the E.U. minus Britain could turn more protectionist, undermining trade with China. Consequently, Chinese companies that have set up shop in the U.K. may fail to get tariff-free access to the wider European market.
But in the long run, there are opportunities to consider, which if used may far outweigh the current clutch of difficulties that China is encountering on account of its fundamental and unexpected readjustment with Europe.
For instance, it has become amply clear that "class" played a major role in bolstering the "leave" camp. This is an inference which, once internalised, could trigger new thinking, opening new doors of opportunities for China in Britain as well as in other parts of the West.
The unequal distribution of the fruits of globalisation has had palpable social consequences in large parts of Britain. While it has created a wealthy globe-trotting five-star elite that routinely frequents London, New York, Singapore and Dubai, it has also created a new impoverished underclass.
In an insightful article tantalisingly titled "From Brexit to Trump?", Jonathan Freedland broadly profiles people—the so-called "losers" of globalisation—who voted in droves to force a Brexit on the E.U. "Leavers were to be found—though not exclusively—among those who are poor, either out of work or in what are universally derided as 'crap jobs': answering the phones in call-centres or stacking shelves in warehouses, on insecure 'zero-hours' contracts without benefits. They live in towns, rather than more cosmopolitan cities, often in the shadow of shuttered factories or closed mines, in places that are rundown, if not outright derelict. This is the England that has been left behind, a match for those parts of the American rust-belt that have rallied to [Donald] Trump."
Following its accession to the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in 2001, many of the manufacturing jobs in a variety of sectors moved to China, the so-called workshop of the world.
But a new moment has arisen where China can become the locomotive of Britain's reindustrialisation. With wages at home rising, and conventional exports plummeting, China has a great chance of shedding some of its "overcapacity" to retrigger industrialisation in the U.K.'s rust belt and beyond.
Chinese investment overseas
Already the Chinese have offered a glimpse of what can be done to rekindle first rate manufacturing in the Eurasian supercontinent under the "Belt-and-Road" connectivity template. In an article in Ippreview.com, titled "How concerned should China be about Brexit?", the author Alvin Cheng-Hin Lim points to recent examples of China's success in planting heavy industry abroad. For instance, in Malaysia, China has invested around $3 billion in a special economic zone that has been fused with an industrial park in Qinzhou, China.
The Great Stone Industrial Park in Belarus is another shining example of successful Chinese investment overseas. Indeed, China has set up a string of factories in South Carolina in the United States. In the post-Brexit scenario, "A concerted effort by China to establish industrial parks and to invest in heavy industry in the U.K., Europe, and the U.S. could meet the popular demand in the West for the return of manufacturing jobs, generate popular goodwill for China, and help reduce industrial overcapacity in the Chinese economy," observes Alvin Cheng-Hin Lim.
There are also major benefits to be realised in the geostrategic arena. For instance, before Brexit, France proposed sending E.U. naval patrols to defend "freedom of navigation" in the South China Sea. But with the post-Brexit mood in Europe turning inwards, coupled with the possible ascendancy of nationalist parties, which in any case have been calling for the E.U.'s de facto demise, these grandiose schemes are likely to go up in smoke.
Also what happens to the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO), which has been twinned with the distressed E.U.? Here Russia, China's top ally, is expected to gain big time. Any dissonance within the architecture of NATO, which was recently threatening to move ever-closer to the Russian borders, would bolster Moscow and its Eurasian Economic Union (EEU) project. So long as the West remains a common threat—in China's case the threat is posed in the Asia-Pacific by U.S.' "pivot to Asia"—Beijing and Moscow are likely to fuse the EEU and President Xi Jinping's Belt-and-Road plan along the Eurasian economic corridor.
Even with the West posing less of a danger in the future after Brexit, the Eurasian connectivity undertaking under the Belt-and-Road plan is important as a building block for transitioning China's economy. The initiative promises a new channel for Chinese exports of its excess manufacturing capacity into industrial parks, cyber cities, railways and highways along what has also been called the New Silk Road.
Some commentators are of the view that following Brexit, Germany is likely to emerge as a major player in the Eurasian Great Game. With Britain out of the picture, Germany will share the main burden of sustaining the E.U. The extra responsibility is likely to push Germany to seek Chinese support, especially for infrastructure projects in Eastern and Central Europe. Consequently, Brexit can provide a powerful impulse to Germany and its eastern neighbourhood to cooperate with China along the Belt and Road.
Brexit, therefore, has the potential of breaching the Atlantic Alliance, on account of Europe's increasing reliance on Asia, especially China, to enter a new cycle of revival. In turn, with Eurasia as the core, and the influence of the U.S. waning, the chance of the emergence of a multipolar world—which has been for long China's geostrategic dream—is brighter than ever before. Notwithstanding the painful restructuring of ties with Europe, in the short run China is likely to benefit from the extra elbow room for strategic manoeuvre that it is likely to acquire on the global stage in the aftermath of Brexit.
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Jacob Otto Hoof, född 22 oktober 1768 i Lida i Sätila, död 10 januari 1839 i Holsljunga, var en svensk präst och väckelsepräst.

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Jacob Otto Hoof var son till fältväbeln Abraham Hoof och Anna Håkansdotter.

Hoof blev vigd till präst 1795 i Lund och blev magister i Greifswald 1799. År 1821 blev han ordinarie komminister i Svenljunga i Göteborgs stift efter att ha vikarierat på tjänsten i nära två decennier. Han var en känd väckelsepredikant i den lagiska pietismens anda, dock med inslag av herrnhutismens blod- och sårteologi och ett om katolsk mysticism påminnande försakelsekrav.

Efter att ha genomgått en omvändelse 1808 blev han omtalad som väckelsepredikant. Han samlade kring sig den så kallade hoofianska sekten, som utmärkte sig genom medlemmarnas asketiska livsföring. Rörelsen fick namnet hoofianismen. Dess inflytande sträckte sig till Halland, Västergötland och Småland.

Hoof var bosatt i Floghult i Holsljunga, dit folk vandrade långväga ifrån, för att höra förkunnelsen från hans så kallade prediko-sten, nu räknad som en av traktens sevärdheter. På Holsljunga kyrkogård finns hans grav under en liggande sten av ansenlig storlek. Riktningen hyllade sträng söndagshelgd, enkelhet i klädedräkt och dylikt och leddes av allmogemän, som höll konventiklar, dock utan separation från Svenska kyrkan. Hoofianismen undanträngdes i stort sett av schartauanismen och nyevangelismen, men hans inflytande i Växjö stift var mer långvarigt än i hemstiftet.

Källor
 Karl-Åke Henningson, "Jacob Otto Hoof som predikant. En homiletisk studie." Kyrkohistorisk årsskrift 45 (1945).
 Christer Winberg, Hur Västsverige blev västsvenskt. Göteborg 2000

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Aspire Japan was a new company whose business model was to purchase high-quality American brand-name products to sell in Japan through monthly catalog sales.
ICLA was tasked to design and produce a presentation of such quality and elegance that it would reach the presidents, CEO's and CFO's of major American brand companies without being intercepted by their assistants. To achieve this goal, ICLA designed a leather box to hold: a presentation book, a personalized thank (chop), inkwell, cards and set of envelopes and an instruction sheet on how to use and maintain the hanko.
The presentation box was fabricated with high quality bonded leather over gray board with a leather hinge on back. The only decoration on the box was the Aspire Japan logo foil stamped in the center of the lid.
The presentation book was case bound with matte white and matte red foil stamping on red silk with a double-reveal cover. The text was printed four color process with spot gloss varnish and spot dull varnish throughout, then smyth sewn.
The individual hanko was cut and polished granite with the company logo etched on the side and the individual's name inscribed in Japanese on the bottom. The instruction sheet that accompanied the hanko provided the recipient with a phonetic pronunciation of his or her Japanese name, how to use the hanko and how to care for and clean the hanko.
The cards and envelopes were printed four color process, banded together and inserted in a well under the presentation book for use with the hanko at a later date.


I Love to Write / We Love to Write is a series of summer writing workshops for youth and families to write in a supportive environment. The workshops, facilitated by Nebraska Writing Project teachers, take place on University of Nebraska-Lincoln's East Campus.
The I Love to Write summer writing workshop provides a place for students who have just finished 2nd through 5th grade to write in a supportive environment amongst their peers. The workshop content is designed to focus on different genres of writing and helps students build on their writing strengths, offering additional ways to expand their growth as a writer.
The I Love to Write2 summer writing workshop provides a place for students who have just completed 6th, 7th or 8th grade to write in a supportive environment amongst their peers. Like I Love to Write, the workshop content is designed to focus on different genres of writing and helps students build on their writing strengths, offering additional ways to expand their growth as a writer.
The We Love to Write summer writing workshop provides a place for families to come together to write. Families can choose to write individual stories, a collective story, poems, family histories, plays with parts for family members, poetry, fictional stories, the possibilities are endless. This workshop is intended for at least one adult member (parent/grandparent/aunt/uncle, etc.) and accompanying youth writers that have at least one member who has completed 2nd through 8th grade. All combinations are welcomed. Like I Love to Write and I Love to Write2, the content is designed to focus on different genres of writing and to encourage writers to experiment with new types of writing and to experience growth as a writer in a supportive environment.


The genospecies B. burgdorferi s.l., isolated from ticks and from neurological patients with suspected Lyme borreliosis.
Bazovska S, Durovska J, Derdakova M, Taragelova V, Pancak J, Zaborska M, Traubner P.
Vol. 32 (4) 2011 Neuro endocrinology letters Journal Article 2011; 32(4): 491-495 PubMed PMID: 21876490 Citation Keywords: Animals, Borrelia burgdorferi:classification, Borrelia burgdorferi Group:classification, DNA, Bacterial:analysis, Humans, Ixodes:microbiology, Lyme Neuroborreliosis:epidemiology, Nymph:microbiology, Polymerase Chain Reaction, Risk Factors, Slovakia:epidem.
OBJECTIVE: Lyme borreliosis (LB) is the most disseminated tick-borne disease in the Northern hemisphere, and infestation with ticks is one of the essential factors influencing transmission of the disease to humans. This work intends to compare the occurrence of borrelia circulating in indigenous ticks and in patients suffering from neurological diseases.
MATERIALS & METHODS: The total of 660 nymphs and 567 adult ticks from the Bratislava and Košice areas was examined over the years 2001-2004, and the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) of 82 neurological patients suffering from suspected Lyme borreliosis infection was investigated in the 2007-2009 period, using the polymerase chain reaction method (PCR).
RESULTS: PCR investigation proved presence of borrelia in 23.3% of the total 1227 ticks; of these, co-infection was found in 2.7% of all ticks. Borrelia garinii (9.9%) and B. valaisaina (9.2%) were the prevalent types. PCR investigation of the CSF samples of 32 patients with clinically diagnosed Lyme borreliosis showed the presence of B. burgdorferi s.l. in 17 cases. Positive results were found also in patients with unclear or different diagnoses. In cases where the genospecies could be identified, B. garinii was most frequently found (8x), followed with B. burgdorferi s.s. (4×) and B. afzelii (3×).
CONCLUSIONS: The high infestation level of ticks with borrelia, mainly with B. garinii which is the most-often documented borrelia species identified in neurological patients, is indicative of a high risk of this contamination in Slovakia. B. garinii were found also in our neuroborreliosis patients, whereas their proof in the CSF of patients with suspected neuroborreliosis or with a different clinical diagnosis pointed upon their persistence after an infectious experience. However, knowledge of not only the genospecies but also of the genotypes capable of eliciting an invasive disorder would be necessary for better clarification of the relationship between borrelia and their peccant capacity. Identification of the invasive borrelia types circulating in nature, and clarification of the vector vs. human infection incidence relationship is of importance from the aspect of detailed knowledge of the epidemiology of this disease.
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Parathyroid adenoma diagnosed on the basis of a giant cell tumor of parieto-occipital region and multifocal bone injuries.
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APOE polymorphism as a potential determinant of functional fitness in the elderly regardless of nutritional status.
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Forces are in play all around us. Things hanging, sitting, balancing, moving and spinning are all using some kind of force. Forces come in different forms and they all result in something.
"Milly opened the fridge and brought out a chilled can of soda. She slammed it, opened the soda and gulped it down. She was upset it was finished too soon and so she crushed the can in her hand and threw the empty can into the bin."
Milly applied force in many of her actions (highlighted actions). Her actions involved the use of force to lift, open, turn, move and even change the shape of something.
Force, together with its various types are applied in almost every single activity in our lives.
Pushing the shopping cart, pulling the baby stroller, lifting weights at the gym, eating and many other things involve the use of some force.
Can you think of the many ways in which you have applied a force to get results?
Change the direction of an object. You can pull the leash of your dog to make it change direction.
Turn things. A natural force like wind can turn the blades of a wind turbine to generate electricity.
Change the shape of something. Next time your mum makes dough for bread, watch her change the shape of the dough with the rolling pin.
In this lesson, we shall look at Forces in detail and how forces change the shape of objects, get things moving, cause moving objects speed up, slow down or stop and change the way things move. Weight, pressure and turning moments are all the result of forces too. Ready?


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The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Beijing is responsible for China, Mongolia, North Korea, Thailand and Vietnam.
Bilateral relations between the Republic of Slovenia and the People's Republic of China are friendly and cooperative since the establishing diplomatic relations on 12 May 1992. The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Beijing is the official representation of the Slovenian government to the People's Republic of China and started to operate on 25 February 1993.
Diplomatic relations with the Kingdom of Thailand were established on 9 September 1992, with Mongolia on 18 February 1993 and with Socialist Republic of Vietnam on 7 June 1994.
More news on bilateral cooperation with these countries can be found in the country registry:
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Q: How to group consecutive rows of a pandas dataframe I have a dataframe like below

store_id
Rank
3-Modulo-of-Rank
Modulo_Group

2345
1
1
G1

123
2
2
G2

324
3
0
G3

241
4
1
G1

111
5
2
G2

124
6
0
G3

This dataframe is sorted in order of rank.
I would like to group every 3 rows of this data like below based on G1, G2 and G3

store_id
Rank
3-Modulo-of-Rank
Modulo_Group
Key group

2345
1
1
G1
K1

123
2
2
G2
K1

324
3
0
G3
K1

241
4
1
G1
K2

111
5
2
G2
K2

124
6
0
G3
K2

--
--
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-
K3

etc.

A: Use groupby_cumcount:
>>> df['Key group'] = 'K' + df.groupby('Modulo_Group').cumcount().add(1).astype(str)

Output:
>>> df
   store_id  Rank  3-Modulo-of-Rank Modulo_Group Key group
0      2345     1                 1           G1        K1
1       123     2                 2           G2        K1
2       324     3                 0           G3        K1
3       241     4                 1           G1        K2
4       111     5                 2           G2        K2
5       124     6                 0           G3        K2


Google has had some wonderful doodles, but usually steers clear of controversial topics. They have, however, come down firmly on the side of Berlin in one of the most heated debates amongst German sausage lovers – who invented the currywurst?
On one side we have Berlin, home of Herta Heuwer. According to local legend, Heuwer decided to add some spice to the sausages she sold in her kiosk in Charlottenburg – literally. In 1949, she made her first sale of a standard sausage covered in a spicy sauce. Heuwer (who would have been 100 this year, hence the Google Doodle) holds a patent for her sauce and took the recipe to her grave in 1999.
On the other side we have Hamburg, home of Lena Brücker, owner of a stall in the Großneumarkt. Hamburg natives credit her with the invention of the currywurst at least 2 years earlier as writer Uwe Timm claims to have enjoyed the delicacy there in 1947.
Australians are more likely to eat their sausages with barbecue sauce than curry sauce, although arguably that's the same sort of idea. They would certainly have appreciated Frau Heuwer's and/or Frau Brücker's inventiveness with food. Modern Australian cooking has absorbed many global influences, particularly from Asia. For those interested in visiting the country, an experienced German NAATI translator will be a great help.
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British and Czech interests got together on 30 September/1 October to present a new development in historic racing — a major race meeting on the other side of the old Iron Curtain.
The venue was the ultra-modern Brno autodrome in the Czech Republic, which hosted the final 1995 rounds of both the FIA Cup for Thoroughbred Grand Prix Cars and the International Super Sports Cup.
Champion-elect Martin Stretton impressed in the El field with fastest qualifying time in the first of two sessions at the wheel of Simon Bull's Tyrrell 005, one of the oldest cars in the field, and although Sean Walker put the Classic Team Lotus 87B on pole in the second session, the Tyrrell retained a front-row position ahead of Ermanno Ronchi (Brabham BT49) and the rest. However, another pre-race favourite, John Fenning (Williams FW07), was forced to sit out both sessions while an ignition-timing problem was sorted out.
The first -three set off in grid order, but Ronchi slipped into second on the second lap and Stretton could do nothing about it. The three leaders drew away from the pack and became slightly separated, leaving Bob Berridge (RAM 03), Ian Giles (Tyrrell 012) and Mike Littlewood (Shadow DN9) disputing fourth place for 13 of the 15 laps. At that point Giles retired with an electrical problem and Littlewood was finally able to pass Berridge, whose brakes were now fading.
Fenning had meanwhile stormed into seventh place in the 23-car field after only three laps and had caught and passed the Berridge/Giles/Littlewood pack within another eight laps.
Ronchi, seemingly assured of his best placing of the series in his Ecclestone-owned car, pulled off with fuel-pump failure two laps from the end, which left Walker to take a deserved win from Stretton, Fenning, Littlewood and Berridge.
By winning the class for older cars Stretton confirmed his position as the first FIA Cup winner, following his success in taking the 1994 European Historic F2 title. Both his March 712 last year and the Tyrrell in 1995 were engineered by Derek Gardner, the F1 car's original designer. The only other possibility for the F1 title, John Wilson, was away getting married, and in fact dropped behind Walker on the final points table.
Charles Agg (McLaren M8F) was overall winner of the Super Sports Cup race winning Saturday's heat by a clear margin from Richard Eyre's similar car and chasing Eyre home in the other race. Chris Chiles in his M6B version was third on both occasions.
From a championship viewpoint the interest in this event was in Class D, where veteran John Burton (ex-Lauda Chevron B19) had to beat Ian Barrowman (Martin BM8) to take the overall title. This he succeeded in doing in Saturday's race, and although a spin on Sunday left him behind his rival, combined times were enough to give him the title — by 0.66sec. Having twice finished runner-up in the European 2-litre Sportscar Championship in the early 1970s, Burton was delighted to have finally won an international title.
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In 2012 he became Practice Owner.
Dr. Overbey lives in Tucson with his two cats; Pequod and Claud. In his free time, he enjoys playing soccer, cycling, reading, & grilling.
Dr. Barry Wilkinson
DVM - Veterinarian
Dr Barry Wilkinson earned his B.S degree in Veterinary Science and Microbiology from the University of Arizona in 1999 where he was named the Outstanding Senior of his class. He subsequently attended Colorado State University where he received his D.V.M.in 2003 , graduating in the top 1% of his class, just 2 months shy of his 50th birthday .He graduated from both of these institutions Summa Cum Laude .
While Dr. Wilkinson has many canine patients he has a special interest in feline medicine and has been a member of The American Association of Feline Practitioners for the past 15 years. While in vet school he served as an officer in the organisation for several years.
Kennel Technician
Bio Coming Soon!
Technician Supervisor
Practice Manager/ Technician
Kayla was born in Dallas, TX and moved to Greensboro, NC as a small child where she grew up and obtained her BS in Business Administration at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro in 2014. Kayla spent her college years working in retail as a sales associate where she quickly became an assistant manager.
In January 2016 she relocated to Arizona to be closer to her family and to ultimately pursue her life long dream of becoming involved in the veterinary field. Kayla started at Duval Animal Hospital as a Veterinary Assistant and has worked her way up to Veterinary Technician and now Practice Manager.
In her free time she enjoys grilling, spending time with friends and family and being outdoors.
Kayla currently shares her home with her 8 year old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, 'The Boog Man', a year old Cattle Dog Mix, Angus, and her 2 year old cat, Baby Ennis.
Kayla is very excited to be using her back ground in business and experience in the veterinary field to continue to make a difference in the lives of companion animals and their owners.
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Nuggets Indefinitely Excuse Chris "Birdman" Andersen After Child Pornography Investigation
Robert Littal
After the story broke that the Feds were searching Birdman's home for Kiddie porn (Nuggets Chris "Birdman" Andersen Being Investigated for Child Pornography) it didn't look like it would effect him participating in the game against the Lakers this evening.
Things have changed in the last few hours.
The Nuggets don't want him no where near the team even when they are on the brink of elimination.
Denver Nuggets center Christopher "Birdman" Andersen has been "excused indefinitely" from team activities while Douglas County sheriff's detectives investigate him for unknown Internet crimes against children, the team announced this afternoon.
Authorities searched Andersen's Larkspur home this morning and seized property. Andersen, 33, has not been arrested or charged with a crime.
The Douglas County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Deborah Sherman said the investigation remains open and declined to provide details about what items deputies took or any specific allegations against Andersen.
In Colorado, Internet crimes against children can include anything from exchanging pornographic images of kids to using chatrooms to lure children for sexual purposes.
Frequently, police seize computers, data storage devices and other electronics in these types of investigations.
Proving who used the device can be tricky if multiple people have access to it. Public records suggest one other person — a 30-year-old woman — may live at the Larkspur home.
Until someone is arrested, Birdman still gets the benefit of the doubt.
You don't want to jump to conclusions, but it doesn't look good for Birdman. It also may spell the end of his NBA career. He had been buried on the Nuggets bench and if any of these accusations are true no team will touch him.
In this article:Chris "Birdman" Andersen Child Pornography, Chris "Birdman" Andersen Mugshot, Chris Birdman Andersen, NBA, NBA Playoffs
Watch Germaine Pratt Curse Out and Blame Joseph Ossai's Hitting Mahomes Late For Bengals Loss


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Coursing – wyścigi psów, gdzie zwierzęta gonią atrapę ofiary, która ciągnięta jest po ziemi na naturalnym terenie. W odróżnieniu od klasycznych wyścigów chartów na owalnym torze, w zawodach coursingu mogą brać udział rodowodowe psy wszystkich ras.

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In a stunning feat of engineering – financial engineering that is, not civil engineering – NSW Treasury and its advisers have devised a plan to lengthen the roads on the WestConnex project so they can charge higher tolls.
The roads have not been lengthened in a physical sense, only in an imaginative, investment-banker's sense, although the effect of this financial alchemy is to push distance-tolling prices up by as much as 36 per cent for one car trip.
Were it not for actuary and transport expert, Ian Bell, trawling through thousands of pages of turgid documents, the scheme might not have seen the light of day until well after WestConnex was privatised. The state is in negotiations now with three parties to sell 51 per cent of Sydney Motorway Company (SMC); that's the company which controls WestConnex. It wants the deal done this year. The state election is next year.
Higher tolls are an attractive selling point for buyers and increase the sale price of the assets for government. For motorists however, already facing a 4 per cent annual escalation in tolls, more than double the rate of inflation, this is not good news.
Ian Bell discovered the mysterious term "Equalisation Factor" buried in the schedules to the M5 Concession Deed. "It appears they are, in effect, lengthening the distance of the toll road," says Bell. "So, you multiply the distance by the "Equalisation Factor" to get the per-distance toll price. You still have to pay a flag-fall but the distance element of the toll … it appears there is an uplift of 18 per cent to 36 per cent".
As shown in the following table, the 9.33k trip from King Georges Road to General Homes Drive is subject to an "Equalisation Factor" of 1.18 per cent.
"In the case of Kingsgrove Road to Princes Highway, they are showing an uplift of 36 per cent," says Bell. "But the "Equalisation Factor" does not align with the distance which suggests that it is not in accordance with distance-based road pricing … or even the state government's own policy".
According to state policy on tolling (see Principle #3), there will be "Distance based tolling for all new motorways".
However, the Equalisation Factor ensures this is not the case says Ian Bell. Rather than making things more equal, he said, it appeared the "Equalisation Factor" increased distance tolling and made things less equal – even up to 36 per cent more expensive in distance-tolling terms.
The words of George Orwell spring to mind," says Bell "All animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others".
The Westbound table shows an equally perplexing schedule of fees, which are neither distance-based, nor even mathematically logical.
NSW Treasurer Dominic Perrottet was contacted for comment. There was no response. Dennis Cliche, the chief executive of Sydney Motorway Corporation, was also asked for comment but there was no response.
At michaelwest.com.au, we have focused on the financial aspects of WestConnex. The environmental issues loom large as well. For those who would like the latest, visit the blog of Wendy Bacon, investigative journalist and activist.


I'm a sucker for French food so if we can't go to Paris, then my boyfriend and I whisked ourselves along the River Thames to a fancy restaurant to celebrate our Anniversary at Le Pont de La Tour. I'm not one for pretentious places but this has just the right amount of romance, French flair, delicious food and incredibly attentive staff. It's also in a great location, right along the river with beautiful views of Tower Bridge.
We started of with some Colchester rock oysters, which I can't get enough of. We then had the lobster bisque and it was absolutely delicious, one of the best I've tasted so rich in flavour. We also had the poached egg in red wine, which was like a mini breakfast on a plate French style! There was so many tasty dishes to chose from, I went for the roasted pheasant breast and my boyfriend had the Coq au Vin for our mains, which were both well presented and seeping in delicious sauces. To finish of the evening, the chocolate praline torte and orange sorbet was perfect, sweet and refreshing.
So it's au revoir for now but we will definitely be returning again to try out the taster menu, which looked really good.
Are you a fan of French food?
Stunning photos and food sounds delicious!


An embankment project in Quan Hoa District, Thanh Hoa Province, is encroaching upon the Ma River.
According to the local people, Hop Phat Co-operative has filled up a part of Ma River to build an embankment for a workshop by the river. Hop Phat Co-operative was given 5,000 square metres near Na Sai Bridge in 2004. However, the flood last September destroyed their equipment.
Since late 2018 to early 2019, Hop Phat Co-operative has filled up a part of Ma River to build the embankment. Many people have questioned why such a large project near Quan Hoa District's centre remained unnoticed by the authorities. A large amount of excessive gravel and dirt also fell into the river.
Le Van Chinh, chairman of Hop Phat Co-operative, admitted that they didn't have written approval from the authorities. However, since they had been badly affected by the flood, they had to build the embankment as quickly as possible.
Officials from several agencies have surveyed the site and gave them warnings but didn't issue any official documents that ask them to remove the embankment.
Truong Nho Tu, chairman of Quan Hoa District, said that the co-operative had no intention of encroaching the river, they were only trying to protect their workshop. However, he admitted that they hadn't allowed the co-operative to build the embankment.
Pham Ba Diem, party secretary of Quan Hoa, said Ma River was encroached but not much. If an investigation was carried out and it was concluded that Hop Phat Co-operative had violated the laws then violators must be dealt with. Diem went on to say that the case is being investigated.


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Battery Chat with Parri #2: Prof. Feng Lin
DECEMBER 03 - 2020
Dr. Feng Lin is an assistant professor in the chemistry department of Virginia Tech. In this Battery Chat, he talks to Parri Adeli about his scientific journey and his research into cathodes and catalysts.
Professor Feng Lin
Dr. Feng Lin completed his PhD in Materials Science at Colorado School of Mines, with graduate research at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory. Afterwards, he joined the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab as a postdoctoral fellow and later QuantumScape Corporation as a Senior Member of Technical Staff.
Currently, he is an assistant professor at Virginia Tech's department of chemistry. He also holds courtesy appointments in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, and Macromolecules Innovation Institute at Virginia Tech. His research activities focus on electrochemical energy systems, including rechargeable batteries, smart windows, and catalysts for chemicals and renewable fuels.
Parri Adeli: Could you please share with us your scientific journey?
Professor Feng Lin: My scientific discipline has always been materials science from undergrad all the way to PhD. When I was in grad school, I worked on energy-saving smart windows for buildings that can change their optical properties based on the ion intercalation chemistry. After finishing my grad studies, I became a postdoc at Berkeley National Lab and started to work on Li-ion batteries under Dr. Marca Doeff. Nickel has been in my research focus for more than ten years. After my postdoc, I went to work at QuantumScape (QS) which was a startup company at the time. I left QS in 2016 and joined Virginia Tech as an assistant professor. My lab has been focusing on various aspects of battery technology, especially on the cathode side.
PA: What are the challenges your group strives to address regarding cathodes?
FL: We are one of the junior research groups in the country still researching conventional layered oxide cathodes. If you look at the well-known names in the field who work on these traditional cathodes, they are usually people who have been in this field for a very long time and have made significant contributions. I see the opportunity of further improving energy density in conventional layered cathodes.
Professor Feng Lin and his team
One approach is designing new materials like high-Ni containing cathodes. Our approach is different and considers capacity utilization percentage. Improving the charging homogeneity and chemomechanical properties has been our research focus in the past few years. Today, our Li-ion batteries cannot deliver stable cathode capacity greater than 220 mAh/g due to side reactions with the electrolyte etc. We recently performed a study where we looked at electrodes and their thousands of particles. It turns out most of the particles undergo incomplete charging. A significant portion of the particles is not even charged at all. If we can utilize that part of the capacity, it would be great. To achieve that we need to homogenize the charging reactions across the entire electrode. That will entail the engineering of different cell components. On top of that, most of these high-Ni containing layered oxides are polycrystalline materials. They have a lot of smaller grains, so how can you ensure each grain has the same charging pattern? If we can engineer each small particle to charge and discharge at the same rate, at the same time, then we can better utilize the capacity.
This is our strategy for solving the issues encountered in high-Ni content, however, the fundamental aspect is widely applicable to any battery electrode materials.
Another interesting project is to design battery materials that are resistant to extreme conditions, such as high-energy irradiation. This is really looking into the future, such as outer space exploration and nuclear power industries.
If we can engineer each small particle to charge and discharge at the same rate, at the same time, then we can better utilize the capacity. This is our strategy for solving the issues encountered in high-Ni cathodes.
PA: Is nickel pivotal in other areas in your current research?
FL: Aside from Ni-containing cathodes, we are working on Ni catalysts in the group as well. More than 100 years ago, Thomas Edison tried to invent a battery based on Ni hydroxide. The challenge he had was that the counter electrode contains iron and the iron can dissolve in the electrolyte. The dissolved iron can incorporate into the Ni hydroxide lattice, at the atomic scale. When iron gets incorporated into Ni hydroxide, it activates it, making Ni hydroxide an excellent catalyst for oxygen evolution. Oxygen evolution in this battery system is not good and will lower Coulombic efficiency.
On the OER (oxygen evolution reaction), we do want to have high activity so now we are working on a Ni hydroxide-based oxygen evolution catalyst and we are incorporating iron into the lattice. This incorporation is either done in-situ in the cell or ex-situ in the synthesis. We recently published a paper in Nature Catalysis, which describes how we can in-situ engineer the chemical composition of the catalyst. There are other aspects of our research utilizing Ni, for example, sodium ion batteries.
PA: Your research has led to more than 100 publications including several impactful publications on Ni-containing cathodes. Which entity is financially supporting this research?
FL: My research on the Ni side is funded through the US Department of Energy (DOE) and the National Science Foundation (NSF). For the project with the DOE, we are looking at how we can significantly reduce the cobalt and move towards Co-free cathodes. Our papers on lithium nickel oxide cathode materials are part of DOE's effort. Another DOE project we are funded for is to look at solid-state polymer electrolytes. We are incorporating promising new solid-state polymer electrolytes with Ni-based cathodes.
On the NSF project, we are working on the mechanical properties of cathodes. Mechanical properties of cathode materials have not received intensive attention until recently. We started working on this five years ago and recognized the problem with cracking. We are working on the fundamental mechanism for mechanical failure. How can we modify the dislocation and grain boundary inside the particle? We recently published a paper in Advance Materials where we noted our discovery that some level of dislocation inside the particle can facilitate initial charging. Different grain orientations in NMC will give different grain boundaries. If you engineer grain orientation to a specific orientation, you should be able to facilitate charging and discharging leading to less internal stress building up, hence, mechanical stability can be potentially enhanced. We recently published a paper in Nature Communications to highlight how the grain crystallographic orientation governs the charging behavior and mechanical properties of Ni-rich layered cathodes.
Some dopants prefer to stay in bulk and others prefer to segregate to the surface. Having this multidimensional dopant distribution, you will be able to stabilize not just the surface but also the bulk.
PA: Could you explain your observation on the surface chemistry of Co-free, Ni-rich layered oxides? Have you tried dopants other than the ones you recently reported (Ti and Mg) in Advanced Energy Materials?
FL: We noticed that surface of the cathodes is very sensitive to how you handle the sample. One of the reaction mechanisms is that lithium can come out of the lattice and react with water and CO2 to form carbonate or bicarbonate species. We wanted researchers to be very careful when making claims about 'less carbonate so better material'. Concerning dopants in the cathodes, magnesium can distribute very homogenously in the particles whereas titanium is more segregated to the surface. Ti is able to lock oxygen into the lattice very nicely. The basic principle is that Ti and oxygen have a stronger bonding energy. Other groups have found tungsten can do similar work. We have developed many other doping chemistries, most of which have not been published. We tried replacing Ti with manganese, but Mn is not as strong in terms of oxygen retention. Some dopants prefer to stay in bulk and may be able to stabilize the structure through mitigating phase transitions. For dopants that are segregated to the surface, they can protect the surface against side reactions with the electrolyte.
Having this multidimensional dopant distribution, you will be able to stabilize not just the surface but also the bulk. A good example can be seen in our recent paper about Mg/Ti co-doped LiNiO2.
PA: Where do you see the direction of future cathode chemistries?
FL: In the foreseeable future (10 years), from the commercialization standpoint, the focus will probably be still on Ni-based cathodes. New cathode chemistries are interesting fundamentally, but the problems and challenges are clear e.g. the voltage profile.
With regard to Ni-containing cathodes, if we can demonstrate NMC811 or even higher Ni NMCs in electric vehicle batteries safely and cost-effectively applied at a large scale, that would be great. If we can get the safety to a good position, I see the market growing for high-Ni. Research needs to progress on multiple aspects in battery, for example electrolytes, anodes, and communication between different components. Moving forward, the future of cathode chemistries also relies on progress in other sections of the battery.
PA: Many thanks for joining us for this informative and interesting chat!
FL: My pleasure, thank you for chatting with me.
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Parvin (Parri) Adeli
Technical Specialist - Batteries
Parvin contributes her expertise to ensure the benefits of nickel in lithium-ion batteries are well understood. With extensive experience in the field of energy storage, she has made significant contributions to the area of solid electrolytes through her fundamental knowledge in inorganic material synthesis and its application to both Li-ion and Na-ion energy storage devices. Prior to joining the Nickel Institute, Parvin held a prestigious postdoctoral fellowship with the National Research Council of Canada (NRC) where she worked on energy storage material formulation and optimization particularly on solid-state batteries (SSB) and composite electrolyte materials.
JANUARY 13 - 2021
Single Crystal Ni-containing Cathodes - A Conversation with Prof. Jeff Dahn
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Battery Chat with Parri #1: Prof. Arumugam Manthiram


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PEI Genealogy Fair 27 April 2019
Our 3rd Annual Genealogy Fair was a very successful event with around 80 people in attendance on 27 April 2019. It went from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints located at 10 Northridge Parkway, Charlottetown, PEI.
Registration was at the door. (There was, as always, a special request from the venue: No hot beverages on the premises please, thank you for honouring this request.)
If you want to see the details of what was on offer please see the Agenda and the complete list of 'Table Topics' at bottom of this page.
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS AND REGISTRATION DETAILS
There was a diverse line up of keynote speakers covering engaging topics with local maritime and universal appeal. The 2019 theme was From Whence We Came.
In celebration of Le Congrès Mondial Acadien / The World Acadian Congress, the keynote speaker Bruce Murray spoke on "Acadia in the Eighteenth Century". His eloquent talk was very well received and he had copies of his book on hand for sale. "Piau – Journey to the Promised Land" is about the Acadian Leader, Pierre Belliveau (known as Piau) who led hundreds of Acadians into the wilderness to escape the Acadian Expulsion. Other keynote speakers included: Dan Norris sharing his research on "The McGinns of Emyvale – A Monaghan Irish Family"; Janet Weinreich-Keall sharing "Usual and Unusual Threads of Adoption, Searching and Finding" encountered in her search for biological parents and siblings; and Ted Lomatski on "There is a Method to this Madness" the evolving tools for studying and recording genealogical information, from card files of the 1970s to computer databases to specialized software to DNA testing today.
There were resource tables hosted by genealogists, historians, cultural societies, museum, archives, and individual record keepers from all corners of the Island. There was a DNA share table where discussions focusing on using DNA test results in your family research. A variety of genealogical and historical publications were offer for sale on a cash basis, including the Society's most recent copies of its PEI cemetery transcript series and other Society publications. One half hour was set aside for the Annual General Meeting of the PEI Genealogical Society at the end of the day.
REGISTRATION AT THE DOOR: For non-members of the Society, there was a fee of $25.00 (Cash or Cheque only) which gives attendees a pass for the genealogical fair. This fee included a 2019 membership for the Society which includes its quarterly newsletters, presentations by genealogists and historians, special events until 31 December. For PEI Genealogical Society members, the fee was $10.00 and students will have free admission.
The day was for everyone interested in tracing their family history, from beginner to expert. We all have a past. We gathered to celebrate "From Whence we Came!
Contacts were : Louise Morris at jessmorris22@yahoo.ca Or: Fred Horne at fredchorne@gmail.com
2019 AGENDA PEI Genealogy Fair Saturday April 27
Start Time End Time Description
09:00 a.m. 9:50 a.m. Registration
09:50 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Honourable Antoinette Perry (Lieutenant-Governor)
10:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. Presentation – Janet Weinreich-Keall – "The Unusual and Usual Threads of Adoption, Searching, and Finding"
11:00 a.m. 11:30 a.m. Presentation – Ted Lomatski – "There is a Method to this Madness!"
11:30 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Table Topics – Visit Resource Tables
12:00 p.m. 01:00 p.m. Lunch / Networking/ Table Topics – Visit Resource Tables
01:00 p.m. 02:00 p.m. Presentation – Dan Norris – "The McGinns of Emyvale – A Monaghan Irish Family"
02:00 p.m. 02:30 p.m. Table Topics – Visit Resource Tables
02:30 p.m. 03:30 p.m. Presentation – Bruce Murray – "Acadia in the 18th Century: 'PIAU – Journey to the Promised Land'"
03:30 p.m. 04:00 p.m. PEIGS Annual Meeting
Location reminder: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints located at 10 Northridge Parkway, Charlottetown, PEI
Resource Tables have been confirmed for the following:
DNA Round Table (share your experience/questions the DNA process)
History of Acadian People
Congrès Mondial Acadien
PEIGS Publications
PEI Cemetery Gravestone Transcripts
Maritime Monument Works
PEI Public Archives and Records Office
PEI Museum and Heritage Foundation
UPEI Robertson Library & Special Collections
Acadian Museum of PEI
PEI Scottish Settlers Historical Society
Glenaladale Heritage Trust
Montague Museum
Alberton Museum and Genealogy Centre
The MacLeods of Prince Edward Island
Red – The Island Story Book
Stratford Heritage Committee
Benevolent Irish Society of Prince Edward Island
Ancestry Library Edition At PEI Public Libraries
LDS Research Room – Family History Centre
New Brunswick Genealogical Society
Ancestor Hunters