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Wilhelm Gefeller (* 27. Mai 1906 in Essen; † 25. März 1983 in Gehrden) war ein deutscher Gewerkschafter und Sozialdemokrat (Politiker der SPD).

Ausbildung und Beruf
Er erlernte den Beruf eines Maschinenschlossers und besuchte anschließend die Maschinenbauschule in Essen und die Handelsschule in Bottrop. Ende der 1920er Jahre wurde er wie viele Altersgenossen arbeitslos. Später arbeitete er für die Ruhr-Öl GmbH in Bottrop, bei der er 1945/46 auch Betriebsratsvorsitzender war.

SPD
Gefeller war seit 1945 Mitglied der SPD und gehörte dem Deutschen Bundestag von 1953 bis 1957 an.

Gewerkschaftsarbeit
Nach 1945 gehörte Gefeller zu den Begründern des Deutschen Gewerkschaftsbundes (DGB) und der IG Chemie-Papier-Keramik. Er war zunächst stellvertretender Vorsitzender, von Anfang 1949 bis 1969 dann Erster Vorsitzender der Chemie-Gewerkschaft.

In Gefellers Amtszeit entwickelte sich sein Verband zur drittgrößten Einzelgewerkschaft im DGB. Nach dem Verbot von Gewerkschaften durch die Nazi-Diktatur wandte er sich gegen die zuweilen willkürliche Demontage chemischer Industrieanlagen und gegen die vollkommene Zerschlagung des I.G. Farben-Konzerns, um die Arbeitsplätze in der Chemiebranche und die Leistungsfähigkeit eines der wichtigsten deutschen Industriezweige zu erhalten.

Als Gewerkschafter verfocht Gefeller eine Ausweitung der qualifizierten Mitbestimmung und plädierte für eine Demokratisierung der Wirtschaft und anderer Teile der Gesellschaft.

Von 1964 bis 1969 war er zudem Präsident der Internationalen Föderation der Chemie- und Fabrikarbeiter. 1981 wurde Wilhelm Gefeller mit dem Hans-Böckler-Preis ausgezeichnet.

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I'm 28, was on hormone replacement therapy for 4 months before my new insurance wouldn't cover it. my total test levels are around 375/400 ng/ml. i need something to boost up my testosterone and more importantly my libido (which is non-existant much to the dismay of my girlfriend).
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Re: 28/m, test level 375, need test/libido booster, suggestions?
just to clarify, i don't have problems 'getting it up', just general desire.....it works when i want it to.....this will help? i'll check it out for sure.
i've been reading about havoc/epistane, was going to get some until i heard people talking about how it killed their libido.
Havoc is a mild AAS, its a ProHormone. Anyways, Sustain Alpha stimulates your bodys natty test production.
i checked it out, saw the 'triple-stack' with that and two other PP products. i'm assuming that would be a better value if you save some cash on the other two and that together the three would have a better chance of working opposed to just one supplement. i'd have to wait until the 30th to order so that i'd have enough money to get it.
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Legacy, I could be wrong but I don't thinks so. Havoc/epistane are not pro hormones but legal steroids, an active hormone on it's own, doesn't have to convert to another hormone in the body to exert it's effects like prohormones do.
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Aimed at the data center, Windows Server 2019 is almost all about the hybrid cloud
by Tom Krazit on March 20, 2018 at 10:00 am March 19, 2018 at 8:02 pm
A rack of servers at the Wikimedia Foundation. (Photo courtesy Wikimedia Commons / cc3.0)
Microsoft is ready to talk about Windows Server 2019, the first fully-featured release of its server operating system since Windows Server 2016, which is due out later this year. Like the previous version, much of the pitch for Windows Server 2019 is how well it works with Microsoft Azure in hybrid cloud deployments, but it also suggests Microsoft is having a bit of a hard time with an accelerated release schedule introduced last year.
The new version of the server operating system is focused primarily on improving the connections between on-premises servers running Windows Server and cloud servers on Azure, adding better support for backup and disaster recovery features that are a big part of the reason to adopt a hybrid strategy. It also introduces new security features that allow administrators to more easily encrypt parts of their network and centralizes a number of security management features.
Companies looking to upgrade their Windows Server boxes these days have the choice of getting updates twice a year through the Semi-Annual Channel or every couple of years through the Long-Term Servicing Channel, and Windows Server 2019 will be the first release in the latter category since 2016. Customers with predictable workloads that are best left untouched for a few years choose the long-term option, while customers that aren't afraid of working out the kinks on a more frequent update pace can take advantage of new features more quickly, at the expense of a shorter period of technical support compared to the long-term option.
However, it appeared that customers in the Windows Server Semi-Annual Channel — which was only introduced for Windows Server last June — were supposed to be getting an update this March, based on comments last year that Microsoft was committing to a twice-a-year update scheduled for Semi-Annual Channel customers as of September 2017.
But based on Microsoft's blog post on Tuesday, it doesn't appear there will be a March release for Semi-Annual Channel customers. The company released a preview version of Windows Server in January that it said would be designated for the next Semi-Annual Channel release, but there's no mention of that, or any Semi-Annual Channel release shipping in March, in the company's post.
When asked specifically about the timing of that release, Microsoft said "we plan to announce another Semi-Annual Channel release in the next few weeks and will share more information soon."
Some channel watchers had expressed skepticism that the company would be able to hit a twice-a-year release schedule for Windows Server when Microsoft unveiled this plan last year. A slight delay might not cause too many problems, but could shorten the amount of time during which the forthcoming release is eligible for technical support.
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The Lark works with close to 100 playwrights annually. Featured writers are those participating in fellowships and public programming this season.
Lenelle Moïse
Lenelle Moïse is a poet, playwright, and performance artist. She won the 2012 Southern Rep Ruby Prize for Merit, a black feminist comedy. She was a 2012-2014 Huntington Theatre Company Playwriting Fellow and the 2010-2011 Poet Laureate of Northampton, Massachusetts. She wrote, composed and co-starred in the critically acclaimed drama Expatriate. Her plays have been developed with the Culture Project, the Hansberry Project, Hedgebrook, the Jewish Plays Project, the Kitchen Theatre Company, Serious Play Theatre Ensemble, and New Rep, among others. She has also been an artist-in-residence at Clark University, Northwestern and UT Austin. Moïse is the author of Haiti Glass, a winner of the 2015 PEN Oakland Josephine Miles Literary Award. She is currently working on Where There Are Voices, a solo performance, fusing music, movement, video and poetry. http://www.lenellemoise.com
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Chattanooga and Hamilton County named 'Digital Inclusion Trailblazer'
By Mary Helen Montgomery
CHATTANOOGA, TN — The City of Chattanooga and Hamilton County have together been named a "Digital Inclusion Trailblazer" by the National Digital Inclusion Alliance. The recognition was given to 16 communities across the country whose local governments promote digital literacy and broadband access.
Chattanooga and Hamilton County are in the company of cities such as San Francisco, Seattle, New York, and Boston. The recognition is based on six indicators that reflect each government's commitment to digital equity, including whether there is devoted staff and whether internet access is affordable. Chattanooga and Hamilton County were one of just three communities to receive checks in all six categories. This is the second year in a row that Chattanooga and Hamilton County were named a Trailblazer.
"Everyone in Hamilton County deserves reliable, high-speed internet, and we have now been working hard for several years to ensure that access. We have made considerable progress, thanks to the infrastructure put in place by EPB and programs like HCS EdConnect and Tech Goes Home, and we will continue to work until everyone has the access they deserve," said Hamilton County Mayor Jim Coppinger.
"We are committed to making sure that every Chattanoogan, regardless of income or neighborhood, has access to technology," said Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly. "We still have work to do, but this recognition is a reminder that others look to our community as a leader in digital equity."
In the last year, Chattanooga and Hamilton County have been recognized as leaders in digital inclusion by national media, largely thanks to the groundbreaking program HCS EdConnect, powered by EPB, which delivers high-speed internet at no cost to the home of any student who qualifies based on income. So far, more than one-third of Hamilton County students are enrolled in the program.
However, Chattanooga and Hamilton County's commitment to digital inclusion goes beyond HCS EdConnect. In 2014, The City of Chattanooga created a digital equity plan and tasked The Enterprise Center with leading the work. Since then, more than 5,500 people have graduated from The Enterprise Center's digital inclusion program, Tech Goes Home, which teaches digital literacy and provides each graduate with a subsidized laptop. The Enterprise Center also works with Hamilton County Schools to put high-tech, gig-enabled equipment in classrooms across the district. Additionally, over the last year, The Enterprise Center has worked with EPB to set up 125 public WiFi hotspots in the Hamilton County neighborhoods with the lowest rates of home internet.
"There are two things that allow us to lead in the space of digital equity — the fiber optic network, which is an amazing asset, but just as important, we have a community that is deeply committed to collaboration and to getting the work done," said Deb Socia, president and CEO of The Enterprise Center.
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Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, Milwaukee Rep favorite Ernst returns for a new spin on 'Christmas Carol'
Jim Higgins
Unlike Ebenezer Scrooge, actor Lee E. Ernst welcomed an invitation to return to his past.
But like Scrooge, Ernst has been coping with one surprise after another.
Ernst performed more than 100 different roles during years as a company member and associate artist at the Milwaukee Repertory Theater before leaving for Delaware in 2013. When Rep artistic director Mark Clements asked Ernst to come back to play Scrooge in "A Christmas Carol," he was excited about rejoining the joyful experience of the big holiday show and the pleasure of performing Clements' adaptation for the first time.
And selfishly, Ernst "wanted to come back and see my friends and my daughter and just be back in the nest," he said.
Then came the COVID-19 pandemic. Ernst has gone from planning to perform "A Christmas Carol" with dozens of other actors on the Pabst Theater stage for live audiences to performing "Jacob Marley's Christmas Carol" with one other human for a video that ticketholders can watch online beginning Dec. 10.
Written by Chicago theater artist Tom Mula, "Jacob Marley's Christmas Carol" puts the dead Marley in the center: Can he break the chains he forged in life by helping his former partner Scrooge have a change of heart? While Marley interacts with Dickens' famous storyline in several key places, he has his own arc — and his own snarky supernatural guide to goad him.
Ernst voices 14 characters in a storytelling style, describing what they are doing as well as speaking their dialogue. "Some are women, some are old, and some are young," he said.
Performing on the Quadracci Powerhouse Theatre stage for the HMS Media video crew, Ernst will work with Foley artist Dan Kazemi, who is making the sounds and music for the production. So, for example, when Ernst talks about and signs a document, Kazemi makes the sounds of paper being signed with a pen and passed on.
"I think Dan's got over 200 moments like that," Ernst said.
The beauty of "Jacob Marley's Christmas Carol" is that it works in tandem with "A Christmas Carol," Ernst said. "If you know the play, (it) totally works. If you don't know the play, it still works. It's got all of the heart."
The Rep also thinks they work in tandem, too. So this December it is offering free online screenings of a professional multicamera video of its 2016 production of "A Christmas Carol" at the Pabst. Register at milwaukeerep.com for a free link to watch that show.
Since moving east, Ernst has played many more contemporary and classical roles. How is his acting different now than when he appeared regularly on Milwaukee stages?
"I take it more seriously, or I realize I'm not going to be doing this for another two decades," he said. "That finality of getting older … is a very real thing for me now. So I guess (is) my appreciation for the opportunity to do what I do."
Contact Jim Higgins at jim.higgins@jrn.com. Follow him on Twitter at @jhiggy.
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Crystal Messenger Angel, represents the Gabriel Archangel and his angels.
Gabriel Archangel - He is associated with the White Ray.
His virtues are purity, the truth, clairvoyance and the Mercy.
He is the messenger of God and helps us to communicate with Him. He increases intuition and clairvoyance. He helps us to purify our hearts.
Approximate weight: Between 20 grams and 30 grams.
We can represent him with white stones such as White Quartz and Moonstone or with stones with purifying properties such as Rock Crystal and Smoky Quartz. In addition to purifier, Rock crystal is related to the messenger angels also for being an amplifying quartz and channel of subtle energies.
Gabriel is the angel of the Annunciation and purity, commands the messenger angels and guides.
He is the bearer of good news and revelations.
He offers the possibility of spiritual expansion through purification. We can ask Him to help us purify our hearts.
His invocation can be made in times of great depression, depressive states, when one feels estranged from the divine wisdom and love of God.
His angels are the messengers of God, and help us communicate with Him.
Under his protection we can better understand the divine purposes. It increases intuition and clairvoyance.
It is also the protector of pregnant women.


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Amber Oil is derived in a way of amber melting, resulting in production of three products: Amber Acid, melted amber and volatile amber oil. Natural amber pieces up to 5 mm in diameter are used as raw material for production. These pieces are placed into special bulbs and later natural amber is being melted at the temperature of 350-370ºC. The present manner enables to obtain volatile oil from non-traditional raw material, which has long storage life, is comfortable for use and gains features of natural antiseptic. This is the way for production of Amber Oil, natural antibiotic, having markedly wider range of application than other famous volatile oils, being used only for aroma therapy and production of cosmetic oil. Volatile oils are short in supply and expensive products, which has wide application in medicine, industry of perfumery and cosmetics or chemical – pharmacy also in domestic sphere. The main feature of volatile oils is their capability of being absorbed via skin and penetrating to blood. Due to the present feature they are fact-acting.
Activation of healing processes has been observed under application of Amber Oil: wounds were likely to heal in minimal physiological period without formation of ragged scarring; wounds used to clear from necrotic tissues and fibrinous incrustation; granulations used to become dry of purple red colour; doctors succeeded in preparation of wounds for dermanaplasty operation on during markedly shorter period.
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3 Ways to Purify Your Drinking Water
by Perico Gilbert October 8, 2021 October 9, 2021 0786
Waterborne diseases cause thousands of deaths every year, and because of this, water purification in homes is becoming more necessary and urgent. While the relevant bodies may be doing their best to ensure that your household accesses clean water, you also must conscious effort. Purifying your water before you use it will ensure that your family is out of harm's way. There are different methods that you can use to purify your water.
Each method has its advantages, and you can use one or two of them. Different techniques also serve different purposes. For instance, chlorine removal and filtering are suitable for removing primary sediments. On the other hand, reverse osmosis and distillation remove various residues and contaminants. Here are some of the processes that you can use to purify your water.
1. Boiling
This is the cheapest and most accessible purification system. Your water sources or distribution channels might make your water unsafe as it passes through. For instance, if they are contaminated with parasites and germs, these could get into your water and have adverse health implications.
To purify your water from the water service in Las Vegas, bring it to a boil and let it continue boiling for 1 to 3 minutes. If you live at a high altitude, it's best to let your water boil longer than people who live in lower altitudes. Once your water is ready, cover it and leave it to cool.
2. Filtration
Filtration is an effective way of purifying water, and when you use the correct filters, it will effectively remove different compounds from your water. Filtration uses physical and chemical processes to make your drinking water safe. This method gets rid of small and large particles as well as hazardous contaminants.
It is among the most effective and healthy methods because it does not deplete all the mineral salts present in your water. When compared to reverse osmosis, it is more efficient in selectively removing small compounds such as pesticides. Lastly, this method is less costly, and it is energy-efficient.
3. Distillation
This technique uses heat to collect pure water as vapor. It is effective because, scientifically, water has a lower boiling point than most contaminants and elements inside it. Contaminants that cannot be seen by the bare eye, such as heavy metals, germs, and bacteria, are not uncommon. The most efficient way to rid your water of them is through distillation.
In this process, water is heated and directed into a condenser so that it can cool. Once cooled, the vapor reverses back into liquid water and is safe and clean for drinking. Sediments and other substances with higher boiling points are left inside the container. This method is ideal if you mainly access untreated raw water.
Water purification is essential if you want your family to access clean water continually. There are other purification processes, too, including chlorination and reverse osmosis. This article will help you pick the method that best suits your needs.
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Q: How to to sort groups by their count in GridControl While using DevExpress.XtraGrid.GridControl I am trying do the following, When a column is selected and dragged to the upper part of grid (i.e grouping by that column) I want the groups to be sorted by their member count. I have found no source about how to even begin doing that. I am not sure if it is even possible.
What I am getting: (Name of Column is Message)
Message:(Count=2) X

Message:(Count=7) U

Message:(Count=5) Z

What I want:
Message:(Count=7) U

Message:(Count=5) Z

Message:(Count=2) X

A: I think you should handle the StartGrouping event of the grid (more info here). Then I think that it is a matter of sorting the grouped rows manually by setting their indexes giving a row's count.

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Q: Weaving Scala into existing Java EE projects? I have many questions about scala.  I have done a bit of reading and googling and SO'ing and not found any solid answers readily available.  I'm not at the experimentation/prototyping stage yet, so I thought I might as well just ask my questions and get some expert knowledge for everyone to share.  Thanks in advance!
What is scala.exe really for?  Can someone give a rundown about what scala.exe does differently than java.exe?  Is there runtime black magic in scala.exe other than providing for an interpreter shell?
(UPDATE:  There is no such thing as a scala.exe.  Scala ships with a simple batch script launcher, scala.bat (or scala on *nix).  The Scala runtime is java.exe with Scala's standard library jars in the CLASSPATH.)
Can I link in scala code to an existing java program if I launched the process with java.exe?  If so, does my CLASSPATH need to change to link in the scala standard library jars?  Also if I am launching with java.exe, are any new -javaagent parameters required to link in scala code?  Is there a way to include scala code in jars in my existing web application .war file (or in WEB-INF/classes) and have it run?
Conversely, if scala.exe is required in my Java EE app server launcher to execute scala+java code, can scala.exe take all my esoteric -XX:InsertYourCrazySunPerfSwitchHere JVM command line parameters?
Finally, is incorporating new Scala code into an existing Spring Framework + JSF2 web application like trying to fit a round peg into a square hole?  I see long lists of web frameworks designed for Scala that are available, but I wondered how smooth or how awkward Scala would be playing with commodity tools like JSF2.  Are these Scala-based web frameworks the byproduct of non-Java developers migrating to the Scala community and wanting to recreate their framework du jour in the Scala language?  Or, is there something intrinsic about the way JSF2 is designed such that, once I became an expert at Scala, I would see it's a sloppy mess trying to mix the two and I had wasted my time?

A: You have asked many questions. I will try to address them all, one at a time.
Question:

What is scala.exe really for? Can someone give a rundown about what
  scala.exe does differently than java.exe? Is there runtime black magic
  in scala.exe other than providing for an interpreter shell?

scala.bat can do several things depending on the arguments:

*

*it can launch an interpreter shell

*it can execute a Scala script file

*it can execute a compiled Scala binary from a classpath

*it can execute a jar file

When launching binaries, scala.bat will simply call java.exe with scala-library.jar added to the classpath. There is no magic of any kind.
Question:

Can I link in scala code to an existing java program if I launched the
  process with java.exe? If so, does my CLASSPATH need to change to link
  in the scala standard library jars? Also if I am launching with
  java.exe, are any new -javaagent parameters required to link in scala
  code?

All the Scala binaries are simple jars. The only difference is that they require the scala runtime library (scala-library.jar). So when launching with java.exe you simply follow the steps you would when launching a jar with dependencies. Again, there is no magic and no extra switches.
Question:

Is there a way to include scala code in jars in my existing web
  application .war file (or in WEB-INF/classes) and have it run?

Scala jars are just like java jars, so you can treat them as such.
Question:

Finally, is incorporating new Scala code into an existing Spring
  Framework + JSF2 web application like trying to fit a round peg into a
  square hole? I see long lists of web frameworks designed for Scala
  that are available, but I wondered how smooth or how awkward Scala
  would be playing with commodity tools like JSF2. Are these Scala-based
  web frameworks the byproduct of non-Java developers migrating to the
  Scala community and wanting to recreate their framework du jour in the
  Scala language? Or, is there something intrinsic about the way JSF2 is
  designed such that, once I became an expert at Scala, I would see it's
  a sloppy mess trying to mix the two and I had wasted my time?

Using Java libraries from Scala is at least as easy as using them from Java and often much smoother. On the other hand Scala is much richer that Java. So you will feel that Java libraries are lacking as soon as you start getting used to Scala.


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Q: how to implement Facebook like layout to show photos in android I want to show photos in my application like Faceook shows. Currently I have a recyclerview and the list of this recyclerview contains some images, textviews etc. In this list I want to add a GridView also to show images as the no of images may be more than 1, so I want to show them in Grid.
My whole layout is like how facebook shows news feeds, but I want to implement the same layout of photos as well.
Can anybody help me here, so that I can implement the same layout of photos also.
Thank you so much in advanced.


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I don't make it to many of the Central Ohio Linux User Group meetings but I happened to be at the one where Catherine Devlin stopped in to announce an upcoming Python conference in Ohio, strangely enough, named "PyOhio." That was in 2008 and, though it sounded interesting, I couldn't make it to the conference. Nonetheless I did remain interested and was able to attend the first day, July 25th, of the two day conference this year.
PyOhio 2009 was held in a giant, oddly-shaped, glass-lined, marble-shingle-clad, cement block named Knowlton Hall on the OSU campus. The building is strangely proportioned. There are steps for giants and seats for little people. In fairness, it was a good place for the conference (except for that UPS that apparently lost power behind some locked door beeping constantly all day). The giant steps are meant for sitting on (not a special staircase for the basketball team) and college students typically don't need as much seat space to be comfortable as I do. I just don't share architectural aesthetic with the designer of the building.
The first presentation I attended was an introduction to Django by Alex Gaynor. According to the Django web site "Django is a high-level Python Web framework that encourages rapid development and clean, pragmatic design." Alex did a nice job introducing Django. He has obviously worked with it a great deal as evidenced by the live demo he did at the end. The live demo didn't go perfectly but it went well. It takes courage to do an impromptu live demo since it's a huge opportunity to crash and burn.
According to Alex, Django doesn't really use the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern precisely but rather uses a pattern more like Model-View-Template (or maybe Model-Template-View – MTV). Django is "opinionated" to be more secure by default, you have to work harder to do things the wrong way (the old "falling into the pit of success" thing). Django views render templates. Templates use a custom template language within HTML. You define base templates that then reference child templates (it's probably the other way around: child templates reference base templates, but I'm not sure – sorry). In Django a "project" is a web site and an "application" is an individual component of a web site. To learn more about Django (ignore what I've written here and) check out The Django Book online.
Django looks very interesting and appears to do a lot of the heavy lifting for you. I hope to explore it on the side sometime over the next year. I've done some work with PHP recently, a small project that didn't use an existing framework. With frameworks like Django available it doesn't make sense to not use one on anything but the simplest web project (and even then, those "simple" projects tend to become not so simple once you let them out of your head).
The second session I went to was Python for Java Developers presented by Eric Floehr. Eric works at 3x Systems and has been working with both Java and Python. He is also working on starting a Python user group in central Ohio.
Eric talked about the similarities and differences between Java and Python, starting with the histories of the languages. He noted that James Gosling the creator of Java and Guido van Rossum the creator of Python are both cool guys.
The Python language was originally developed for the Amoeba distributed operating system developed by Andrew Tanenbaum who also developed Minix, the inspiration for the Linux kernel (apparently a rather influential fellow).
Doctest – Interactive session output text in comment executed as a test.
Bill Punch from Michigan State University talked about the decision to replace C++ with Python in their CS1 class and the results thereof. Python seems to let them spend less time teaching the tooling and more time teaching problem solving. Bill asked us to try to remember what it was like to be a first time programmer (admittedly a hard thing to do after so many years). I appreciate that because over the years I have tried to write software that is accessible to non-computer people, and to do so requires seeing the use of the software from their perspective as best you can.
I enjoyed Bill's description of "Dung Beetle Programmers" too: Instead of really understanding the program they are writing, and the problem they are solving, they just pile on code creating a ball of dung. Then to get it to work they pile on more for a bigger ball of dung. Finally they end up with an inordinate attachment to dung hence they don't discard any bad or unnecessary code.
From the statistics they collected as students have progressed past CS1 since the switch to Python in fall 2007 they conclude that Python has not hurt the CS program. On the other hand, there doesn't seem to be statistical evidence of a great improvement. Bill reported that he has seen a positive change in other ways. Students have come to him with stories of how they have used Python to solve real-world problems.
Catherine Develin showed off some of the cool stuff you can do with sqlpython, an open source command line interface to Oracle she contributes to (and I believe has taken the lead on).
I failed to get the name of the gentleman who spoke on scaling and suggested using log shipping to update a set of read-only databases from a single write-to database. The read-only databases feed web servers.
Joe Amenta talked about Python 3.0 and a project called lib3to2 he's working on to help you port backward to the 2.x Python interpreter should you need to do that.
Steve Johnson – funny slides to remind us that the name comes from Monty Python, not the snake.
zsh guy showed us the power of the command line.
Disease modeling in Python guy had scary diagrams where the end result was death (sort of like – life). High powered Python libraries: SymPy, NumPy, SciPy, and WxPython for the GUI.
Gloria W. Jacobs talked about Kamaelia.
Somebody talked about introspection in PyGame but by then my note taking was almost as bad as my memory at the end of a learning-packed day. After the conclusion of the scheduled sessions there were open spaces, sprints, and other evening activities. I couldn't stick around for those this year.
Watching the other attendees working with their notebook PCs (saw a lot of Apples there) made me think I'd like to have some sort of wee PC with good battery life and mobile broadband. My spiral bound steno pad from Wal-mart just didn't afford me any coolness or connectedness.
I want to thank all the folks who made PyOhio happen. I'd like to thank Catherine Devlin in particular for her role in organizing and spreading the word, and doing so with great enthusiasm. Assuming there will be a PyOhio 2010, I hope to be there for the whole event and maybe even contribute in some way. I don't know that my Python skills will be up to presenter level by then but maybe I'll at least come prepared to do an open space of some sort.
It's a shame you were only able to make the first day. Second day had lots of other good talks as well.
I hope you can make it next year (and me too!).
OpenSpaces aren't as scary as they might sound, and the convener of one doesn't have the be one running it, just the one willing to express interest in a topic.


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Grantville (1632 series)
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This article is about the fictional town in the 1632 series. For the actual town in Monongalia County, see Granville, West Virginia.
Grantville is a fictional town in Marion County, West Virginia that appears in Eric Flint's 1632 series. The American town – including land, people, resources and all – was transported back in time from the year 2000 to the middle of 17th-century Europe in central Germany by irresponsible aliens.
Grantville was modeled after the real town of Mannington, West Virginia. Their high school is based on the North Marion High School, which was moved from its position 4 miles outside Farmington to place it inside the Ring Of Fire. Both are in Marion County, W. Va.[1]
1 Fictional history
2 Resources of Grantville
2.1 Roads
Fictional history[edit]
Main articles: 1632 series and The Grantville Gazettes
In the spring of 2000, a space-time anomaly caused by the Assiti, an alien race of "artists", transports the small mining town of Grantville to central Germany in the middle of the Thirty Years' War. Stranded in the past, the town's citizens decide to live in this new universe and to "Start the American Revolution [In Central Germany] 150 years early", in the words of (soon to be) President of the 'New United States' Mike Stearns in 1631 Europe. In 1632, the "Grantvillers" (called up-timers) first allied with neighboring free towns and cities such as Jena and (fictional) Badenburg to "expand" the 'New United States' systematically as 1631 dragged into 1632, including several early battles to defend allied territory which were pivotal in the rapid growth of the new (radical to 17th century thought) "United States".
Loosely allied with Swedish King Gustavus II Adolphus against the Catholic League led by the day's super powers, Kingdom of Spain and Holy Roman Empire over the winter of 1631–32, and following summer, the up-timers had early on organized a mixed army of down-timer Germans and up-timer and leadership under Michael Stearns to protect the region. While arrangements with Gustav were cordial, they were not close until the up-timers used their influence to arrange favorable financial terms for Gustav to borrow funds for his war aims. Among other things, the New United States had expropriated the Thuringian territories of Gustav's only reliable German princes, the Duke of Saxe-Weimar and his brothers (also styled as Dukes of Saxe-Weimar).
With the rumor of this arrangement, the mere possibility of the alliance of an economically strong NUS with Gustavus caused Cardinal Richelieu to switch his support of the Swedish king in the spring of 1632 and generated a direct battle in Grantville in the fall of 1632 with Croatian cavalry forces sent by Catholic General Albrecht von Wallenstein towards the end of the first book to destroy Grantville and its knowledge base. Gustavus himself, leading a small cavalry scouting group, deduced the pending attack and enemy's plan and led his small force of 400 Laplanders and Finnish light cavalry in a "hell ride" pursuing the enemy cavalry arriving in time annihilating the remaining enemy forces at the town's high school. With the rescue, Stearns recognized the inevitable, the NUS needed a strong protector, and he and Gustav began negotiating an accommodation in the high school library with Rebecca Abrabanel as translator, even as wounded were being triaged and the bodies were being cleared from the hallways and grounds.
The Confederated Principalities of Europe lasted a year, ending on the founding of the United States of Europe (October 10, 1633—thereafter "Hans Richter Day" in the German parts of the new empire.) with Stearns as Emperor Gustav's new Prime Minister. Under the new regime, Grantville became the provincial capital of the State of Thuringia-Franconia and the Grantvillers found themselves administering the conquered territory of Franconia as well as their parts of Thuringia—most of which belonged to the Dukes of Saxe-Weimar, including nearby free cities and towns.
Resources of Grantville[edit]
The web forum 1632 Tech Manual spent nearly two years outlining and debating what the likely resources might have been in the 3 miles (4.8 km) (radius) sphere that came along with the town of Grantville when it experienced the "Ring of Fire" transitioning it to 1631 Thuringia. A power plant, coal mine (shut down), various trucks, railway rolling stock, tracks, cars, and two libraries were detailed and cataloged by the 1632 Tech Manual process and at 1632.org.
Roads[edit]
U.S. Route 250 - main road through town
Assiti Shards series by Eric Flint
Main series novels
1634: The Baltic War (2007)
1635: The Eastern Front (2010)
1636: The Saxon Uprising (2011)
1636: The Ottoman Onslaught (2017)
South European thread
1634: The Galileo Affair (2004)
1635: The Cannon Law (2006)
1635: The Papal Stakes (2012)
1636: The Vatican Sanction (2017)
Russian thread
1636: The Kremlin Games (2012)
1637: The Volga Rules (2018)
Stand-alone novels
1634: The Bavarian Crisis (2007)
1635: The Dreeson Incident (2008)
1635: A Parcel of Rogues (2016)
1636: The Devil's Opera (2013)
1636: Commander Cantrell in the West Indies (2014)
1636: The Cardinal Virtues (2015)
1636: The Viennese Waltz (2015)
1636: Mission to the Mughals (2017)
Anthologies/melded novels
Ring of Fire (2004)
Ring of Fire II (2008)
Ring of Fire III (2011)
1634: The Ram Rebellion (2006)
1635: The Tangled Web (2009)
1635: Music and Murder (2013)
1636: Seas of Fortune (2014)
1636: The Barbie Consortium (2014)
Ring of Fire IV (2016)
1636: The Chronicles of Dr. Gribbleflotz (2016)
1635: The Wars for the Rhine (2016)
Ring of Fire Press novels
Joseph Hanauer (2013)
No Ship for Tranquebar (2013)
Second Chance Bird (2013)
Turn Your Radio On (2013)
Essen Steel (2013) (was The Essen Chronicles)
The Danish Scheme (2013) (was Northwest Passage)
Bartley's Man (2016)
The Muse of Music (2017)
Love and Chemistry (2017) (was The Undergraduate)
1635: The Battle for Newfoundland (2018)
Essen Defiant (2018)
The Monster Society (2018)
Letters From Gronow (2018)
The Persistence of Dreams (2018)
The Hunt for The Red Cardinal (2018)
The Chrysanthemum, the Cross, and the Dragon (2018)
The Legions of Pestilence (2019)
The Legend of Jimmy Dick (2019)
The Grantville Gazettes
Grantville Gazette I (2004)
Grantville Gazette II (2006)
Grantville Gazette III (2007)
Grantville Gazette IV (2008)
Grantville Gazette V (2009)
Grantville Gazette VI (2012)
Grantville Gazette VII (2015)
Grantville Gazette VIII (2018)
Grantville Gazette e-magazine (bimonthly since 2007)
List of 1632 characters (fictional)
Time Spike (2008)
The Alexander Inheritance (2017)
By Any Other Name (projected)
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Lynx win pushes Finals series to Game 5, Sparks eschew comparisons to last season
By Cheryl Coward
Game 1 Recap
LOS ANGELES – With their backs against the wall in the best-of-five WNBA Finals series, the Minnesota Lynx came out swinging to earn an 80-69 win over the Los Angeles Sparks to tie up the series 2-2. The Lynx accomplished the feat in front of a hostile, sold-out crowd that included several celebrities and the mayor of Los Angeles at Staples Center Sunday night.
Like last season, the Lynx and the Sparks are taking the Finals series to a game five with the last contest taking place in Minneapolis. Comparing the two seasons is inevitable, a fact not lost on coaches and players.
"I know you guys are going to be writing about how eerily similar things have gone in this five-game series as last year, and I guess rightfully so," said Lynx head coach Cheryl Reeve. "I'm just proud of our team. Not many teams have come in — actually one team this season has come in here and won a game, so we knew it was a tall task. Obviously, we were up for it, and we were prepared to do whatever was necessary."
Sparks forward Nneka Ogwumike had a drastically different reply to a question about the similarities between the two seasons.
"I mean, I guess I could answer that. No disrespect at all to that question, but I'm really tired of that question," said Oguwmike. "I mean, this year is this year. No disrespect at all, that's just like the hundredth time I've heard it. This year is a different year, and I know it's the same, and I know that's what everyone here wants to talk about, but it's a different year."
Her teammate Alana Beard voiced similar thoughts.
"Last year was last year," said Beard. "We won a championship there but this is a new season and it will come down to who wants it more."
The margin of victory in game four was the same as game five, 11 points. The biggest differences in how the teams performed Sunday night were rebounding and second-chance points. Minnesota outrebounded the Sparks 48 to 28. The Lynx's rebounding included 16 offensive boards. The 28 rebounds is a postseason low for the Sparks. In addition, Minnesota had 21 second-chance points compared to just five for Los Angeles.
Sparks head coach Brian Agler mentioned these factors in his postgame presser.
"To compete with Minnesota you have to stay in the game with them with the rebounding, and obviously that was a wide margin tonight," said Agler. "But they were the most aggressive team. There wasn't any question."
Candace Parker also addressed the rebounding of her team against the Lynx.
"We have to box out and we have to rebound," said Parker. "It's no secret they killed us on the glass and we're not going to win many games giving up 16 offensive rebounds."
The Lynx started the game strong, scoring the first four points and finished the first quarter with a 21-16 lead. Minnesota outscored the Sparks for the next two quarters. The teams entered the last period with the Lynx leading 61-44. Even though the Sparks outscored Minnesota 25-19 in the last two minutes, it was not enough to overcome a double-digit deficit.
According to Agler, Minnesota was "a lot more aggressive, got themselves to the free-throw line, gave themselves opportunities, gave themselves second-chance points off offensive boards. We just didn't play the way we need to play to have success against them, and they did the things they needed to do to have success against us."
Sylvia Fowles led the Lynx with 22 points plus 14 rebounds. She became the first player in WNBA Finals history to have double-doubles in four straight games. Rebekkah Brunson also earned a double-double with 18 points plus 13 rebounds. Maya Moore added 15 points plus eight rebounds. Seimone Augustus scored 10 points and pulled down eight rebounds.
Odyssey Sims paced the Sparks with 18 points and four steals. Ogwumike finished with 17 points plus eight rebounds. Parker contributed 11 points and eight rebounds.
The series resumes Wednesday, Oct. 4 in Minneapolis at Williams Arena at 8 p.m. ET. The game will be televised on ESPN.
Moore and her teammates are excited to play game five in Lynx territory.
"It's going to be great to be able to take advantage of what we worked for all regular season – to have home court advantage," Moore. "They stole one from us. We stole one from them. Now, it's one game left. We're excited for the opportunity to compete for our goal in front of our fans."
With her first field goal of the game, the Lynx's Maya Moore passed Diana Taurasi (359) for first all-time on the WNBA Playoff field goal list.
After playing 28:20 minutes, the Lynx's Lindsay Whalen passed Tamika Catchings for the most minutes played in WNBA Playoff history. Whalen finished with four points while dishing out 8 assists, her most since tallying 11 on Aug. 21, 2014 vs. San Antonio.
Los Angeles finished the game shooting 26-64 (40.6%) from the field compared to Minnesota's 28-66 (42.4%).
Los Angeles Sparks a win away from 2017 championship, take 2-1 series lead over Minnesota Lynx
Led by Whalen, Lynx recover to douse Sparks 70-68 in Finals game two and even the series
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Chelsea Gray propels Sparks to victory in Finals game one, Los Angeles tops Minnesota 85-84


Plantar fasciitis can be treated in many different ways and you should always come in to see us so we can devise a treatment plan together before you try any home remedies.
With that being said, one of the treatments for plantar fasciitis the use of night splints. A night splint is a brace that attaches to not only your foot, but also the ankle and the lower leg. It's worn at night when you go to bed and its intended purpose is to stretch the plantar fascia ligament while you sleep.
The purpose of stretching out your plantar fascia is so the stress on the inflamed area of your foot is minimized. Some studies have shown that night splints actually help reduce the pain that plantar fascia patients feel when they initially get out of bed in the morning. They also have been known to reduce a patient's pain level throughout the day as they spend more time on their feet while working and performing everyday tasks.
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"What I have discovered with TLC is that one thing leads to another and another. No sooner was Circulade thoroughly revised, and novel number three started, than a new chapter opened. TLC's conference 'Writing in a Digital Age' and the TLC Pen Factor competition gave me the chance to present my work in progress, The Paradise Project, set in Oxfordshire, to an audience and a panel of seven canny publishing experts. It was fun, and it was very helpful."


Three billion miles from Earth, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft was pointing cameras, spectrometers, and other sensors at Pluto and its moons – distant worlds that humankind had never seen up close – recording hundreds of pictures and other data that would forever change our view of the outer solar system.
NASA's New Horizons spacecraft captured this high-resolution enhanced color view of Pluto's moon Charon just before closest approach on July 14, 2015. Charon's striking reddish north polar region is informally named Mordor Macula.
The complexity of Pluto and its satellites is far beyond what we expected …..
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Okay, okay, so I only have to write it once, I'll tell you about how this pregnancy came about. No we didn't use any fertility drugs. And yes, it was my own egg. Back in the spring I really started to get serious about this whole insulin resistance thing. Especially after my mother-in-law snatched me back to reality about my weight and general health. I gave no thought to getting pregnant. We were told three years ago that it was impossible, that I was in peri-menopause. I was just tired of looking like crap and feeling worse.
So, I gave up alcohol. After a few weeks I went cold turkey on sugar. (Yeah, that was a little slice of hell, still is for that matter.) Then I started walking/running every day and lifting weights several days a week. By about July I'd lost 20 pounds and was feeling immeasurably better. In late August I was getting ready to go to a spin class and realized that AF was late–only a few days, and at my age my cycle has gone wacky. But spinning really puts my heart rate through the roof and I thought I'd better take a test just in case.
I really need all the prayers I can get on this one guys. My mama always would scold me and quote that passage from Matthew that if you have faith the size of a mustard seed nothing will be impossible for you. Apparently this little mustard seed really wants to be here. Please pray that she will stick and that I won't lose my mind from fear.
ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!! so many congrats!!!! you totally deserve it and I really hope that everything is well for you. Smart accomplished women like you need to be the ones giving birth to the next generation, not these knuckleheads who seem to be over populating the earth, lol. so happy for you!
I'm going to refer to you and Whit as "Sarah and Abraham"! Age aside… God has blessed you with a pregnancy and you're going to have a healthy, beautiful baby!
I'm crying over here. I'm so happy for you guys and I will be praying that everything goes smoothly.
My favorite prayer just went up the 23rd Psalm.
YOU SO HAVE MY POSITIVE ENERGY. AM SENDING ALL YOUR WAY!
I want a girl. Can I be "over the pond" Godmother?
Congratulations Rosyln, My prayers are with you and your baby!
I am so completely and totally thrilled for you. Y'all are definitely in my prayers.
Pray, take care of yourself and don't let anything get in the way of you taking care of you. God will do the rest. Congratulations.
I'll be praying for you and Whit and the Luke.
YOU just keep taking your prenatals and eating grass fed meats, organic veggies and dark berries.
And not doing too much.


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Home Article Brazilian Entrepreneur Eduardo Saverin's Married Relationship With Wife Elaine Andriejanssen; Details of His Dating Rumors and Affairs
Brazilian Entrepreneur Eduardo Saverin's Married Relationship With Wife Elaine Andriejanssen; Details of His Dating Rumors and Affairs
Updated On 12 Mar, 2019 Published On 04 Jun, 2018
No matter how rich you are, it's always a struggle to find a genuine soulmate who loves you and appreciates you for the person you are rather than the wealth you possess. Billionaire Eduardo Saverin certainly seems lucky in this regard as he is living a joyous married with his lovely wife Elaine Andrejanssen.
If you are interested to know further details about this adorable couple, you arrived at the right place. Let's get to it.
Eduardo Saverin's Married Life
The well-renowned entrepreneur met Elaine Andrejanssen, a Chinese Indonesian woman while they were both students in Massachusetts in the United States. Eduardo was attending Harvard University at the time while Elaine was studying at Tufts University.
Subsequently, the pair got engaged on 27th March 2014. The new couple got married in the French Riviera on 25th June 2015.
Eduardo Saverin and Elaine Andrejanssen during their wedding
Source: The Straits Times
The tech-billionaire updated his facebook status where he said:
"I am incredibly happy and thankful to have married the love of my life."
Saverin further added he is looking forward to building a family while contributing to make the world a better place. He left no shortage of effort to make his wife blush when he explained how fortunate he is to wake up every day with an ingrained smile thanks to his wonderful wife.
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Elaine is described as being 'lovely, humble and well-educated girl'. Earlier, the couple held a lavish engagement party in Indonesia which included a performance from John Legend, a Grammy Awards winner.
Eduardo Saverin announcing his engagement through his Facebook Page.
Saverine prefers to keep his personal life away from mainstream media. There are no reports of the couple welcoming kids to their life as of yet. Almost four years since their engagement and three years since their marriage, the pair are enjoying a happy married life right now and there appear to be no rumors of their separation.
Eduardo Saverin's Rumored Marriage Plans With Miss Singapore 2009
Some rumors at the time in 2014 suggested Saverin was going to marry Miss Singapore Universe 2009 Rachel Kum.
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The wedding was supposedly about to be held on 27th June. It was widely reported the entrepreneur would spend millions on renting out all 74 rooms and suites at the French Riviera for his big day.
Eduardo Saverin rumored to marry Rachel Kum in 2014
Source: Korea Times
However, a source close to the billionaire refuted this rumor. In fact, it was later reported the pair never even dated. The source said:
"That is not true. Ed is definitely not marrying Rachel."
Apart from this alleged affair which turned out completely false, the billionaire is not known to be in any other relationships besides his lovely wife.
Eduardo Saverin: Quick Facts
Source: Forbes
He was born on 19th March 1982 in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
His middle name is Luiz.
His birth sign is Pisces.
His parents are Roberto Saverin (businessman) and Paula Saverin (psychologist).
He is from a Jewish family.
He is of Brazilian and American nationality.
He grew up with two siblings.
He moved to Miami, Florida with his family aged 11.
He went to Gulliver Preparatory School.
He received his Bachelor's degree in Economics from Harvard University.
He was the president of the Harvard Investment Association as well as a member of the Phoenix S. K. Club.
He is well renowned for being one of the founders of Facebook.
He initially made money through his oil industry investments.
He was portrayed by Andrew Garfield in a popular movie The Social Network.
He met Mark Zuckerberg at Harvard University, subsequently working together to create The Facebook in 2004.
His net worth is $9.8 billion.
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Nissan Motor to double China production by end of 2015
Nissan Motor Co plans to double automobile production in China, its biggest market, to more than 2 million units a year by the end of 2015 as it shifts its focus to emerging countries, Japan's Nikkei business daily reported. Nissan will maintain its Japanese output at about 1 million units a year, the Nikkei said.
Nissan spokesman Christopher Keeffe declined to comment on the report, saying details of its China plans would be revealed on Tuesday at a midterm announcement. The Japanese automaker will add assembly lines at a plant in Zhengzhou, in central China's Henan Province, where it will build its low-priced China-only brand Venucia slated for launch in 2012, the paper said.
Nissan plans to raise capacity by 70 percent by the end of the year at a plant in Xiangyang, Hubei Province, also in central China, the Nikkei reported. It will also begin operating a second plant at its main Chinese production base in Guangzhou in 2012, the Nikkei said.
Nissan will consider manufacturing Infiniti brand luxury vehicles locally instead of relying on imports from Japan, the paper said, adding that boosting Chinese engine production and lowering costs are also on the company's to-do list in China.
The Chinese expansion will include the Dongfeng brand vehicles of joint venture partner Dongfeng Motor Group Co, the Nikkei said. In 2012, Nissan plans to assemble 1.2 million automobiles in China, beating Toyota Motor Co and Honda Motor Co by large margins, the paper reported. Last month, Nissan unveiled a six-year growth plan targeting a global market share of 8 percent by the 2016/17 financial year, compared with 5.8 percent in 2010/11.
Nissan shares gained 1.2 percent in early trading in Tokyo compared with a 0.3 percent gain in the benchmark Nikkei 225.
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Samsung One UI 2.0 brings easier one-handed use and nonintrusive notifications
By Christian de Looper	 October 29, 2019
At the Samsung Developer Conference, Samsung announced a new version of its Android skin, One UI. The new One UI 2.0 has been available as a beta to a few phones over the past few weeks, and offers a number of small tweaks to the One UI interface that helps make it a little more streamlined and easy to use.
One UI 2 was developed based on three principles: Making it simpler, more natural, and more comfortable. That said, while Samsung was quick to hype up the new Android skin, the changes are all relatively minor. Perhaps the biggest change to One UI is that it's based on Android 10 — so you'll get access to many of the new Android 10 features straight from One UI 2.0.
Still, there are a few interesting updates to the operating system that should make it easier to use. The original One UI was aimed at making it easy to use with one hand, and One UI 2.0 brings that to the next level. For example, home screen app folders no longer take up the entire screen when opened, instead taking up only the bottom two-thirds of the display. Default apps also use the upper portion of the display to show off more information. For example, when you open the Messages app, instead of simply saying the word "Messages," you'll also be told how many unread messages you have.
There are other small changes to make watching and playing content more immersive. Call notifications have been redesigned to be much smaller when playing a game or watching a video in full screen, allowing you to easily continue watching or playing.
Other changes include the fact that app screen icons are now featured in more vivid colors, and the fact that One UI has been optimized to work on more display types, so you'll get a consistent experience on your watch, tablet, and phone.
After using One UI 2.0 at the Samsung Developer Conference, it's clear that most of the changes are minor, and there are no major new features to look forward to. That said, all the changes that were there seemed like a natural progression, and some are even pretty helpful.
Perhaps the most interesting announcement is that One UI 2.0 has been optimized to work on more foldable phone types, and Samsung even showed off the interface on a new clamshell-style foldable phone. This all but confirms Samsung is already working on a follow-up to the original Galaxy Fold, and that it may feature a totally different form-factor aimed at being smaller in your pocket.
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We are grateful for a friend named Ed Hays who, though miles separate us,is never farther away than in our hearts, prayers and memory. Happy Thanksgiving, Ed.
Ed, your comment from Saint-Exupery: "one sees clearly only with the heart" also evokes 1) Pascal's "The heart has reasons of its own" & 2) a maxim from ancient Chinese tradition: "Two thirds of what we see lies behind the eyes".illustrated with a couple of fun photos in my website, Propagandaandcriticalthought.com/.
Happy Thanksgiving, Fr. Ed! In a twist of serendipity, I discovered that an Episcopal priest friend out here in Utah knew you from when you counseled the Episcopal bishop of Kansas! I am thankful that you started me on my spiritual journey way back when.
Great time to redouble what I'm feeling should be a regular, if not daily, practice. Thanks for your vision, Ed!
Carol and I just read your Candle Story. Then Carol saw the Eye Sight note. We really appreciate your hint about the total importance of the HEART, we are slowly learning that especially now. We also love your paintings which are painted with the heart. Do you think our heart can help us slow down? Seeing, Appreciating each other. Appreciating what has happened and is happening and especially: Heart Friends like you!


I wish it was aluminum. It is just a GMPP iron block.
Awesome car, are you running an actual 430 aluminum block? I'm just getting started an Orange '69 original big block car for a friend that bought a brand new Cam Am 430 aluminum block still in it's original crate! We're using a 7115 427 crank so it will be a 465.
Thanks for the request Don!
ZZ430 : that's ZL1 style, no?
Ron, I bent and tweaked the small block clamps and used dum dum.
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Pseudosynagelides is a spider genus of the jumping spider family, Salticidae.

The genera Agorius and Synagelides (and perhaps Pseudosynagelides) are separated as a genus group, sometimes called subfamily Agoriinae but more recently downranked to tribe Agoriini of the Salticoida clade in subfamily Salticinae.

Name
The genus name is combined of Greek pseudo "false" and the salticid genus name Synagelides.

Species
 Pseudosynagelides australensis Zabka, 1991 – Queensland
 Pseudosynagelides bunya Zabka, 1991 – Queensland
 Pseudosynagelides elae Zabka, 1991 – Queensland
 Pseudosynagelides monteithi Zabka, 1991 – Queensland
 Pseudosynagelides raveni Zabka, 1991 – Queensland, New South Wales
 Pseudosynagelides yorkensis Zabka, 1991 – Queensland

References

Salticidae
Spiders of Australia
Fauna of Queensland
Salticidae genera


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A small winery in Paso Robles started by Andrew Jones, who began his wine journey as a nursery vine grower and has stepped foot in nearly all the vineyards on California's Central Coast. All his vineyard expertise is translated into his bottled wines.
His wines are bottled under Field Recordings, Wonderwall, Alloy Wine Works and Fiction (the latter two are wine-in-a-can and the former focus on Chardonnay and Pinot Noir from Central Coast vineyards).


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» Buffalo Bishop Lists Some Bad Jesuits But Ignores Others
Buffalo Bishop Lists Some Bad Jesuits But Ignores Others
Horowitz Law | Jun 10, 2021 | Other Church & Religious Organizations
A few weeks ago, on this blog, we were highly critical of the Diocese of Buffalo Catholic officials and how they're handling abuse cases.
So let's be charitable now and start on a high note: To its credit, unlike some other dioceses, the Buffalo Catholic diocese includes religious order offenders on its 'credibly accused' list.
https://buffalodiocese.org/abuse-response/
(Some church 'accused' lists include only diocesan clerics.)
https://buffalodiocese.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Diocesan_Substantiate_11-5-19.pdf
This is important for many reasons, one of which is simple: many times, religious order priests, brothers, monks and seminarians have even greater access to kids than diocesan clerics, because they often work in schools or a vulnerable population.
For example, Buffalo church officials include the following Jesuit clerics on their 'credibly accused' list, all of whom worked at Canisius High School, college or both:
—Fr. Peter Conroy
—Fr. Raymond Fullam
—Fr. Vincent Mooney
—Fr. James Gould (who also worked at St. Ann's parish in Buffalo)
—Fr. Cornelius Carr (who also worked at St. Michael's parish in Buffalo).
Sadly, however, that's where the good news about the Buffalo diocese ends.
While Bishop Michael Fisher includes SOME predatory Jesuits on his list, he ignores others, even thought they too have been found to be 'credibly accused' by their own Jesuit supervisors.
Here are a few of them (who also were at Canisius high school or college):
—Fr. Thomas F. Denny, who worked in Brooklyn, Staten Island and New York City, largely in schools (Fordham Prep in the Bronx, McQuaid Jesuit in Rochester and St. Peter's Prep in Jersey City). Twice, he spent time overseas (Nigeria and Puerto Rico).
https://www.bishop-accountability.org/news2021/01_02/2021_01_18_Erica_Ram_University_Murray-Weigel.htm
https://www.bishop-accountability.org/order_lists/Jesuits_Northeast/2019_01_15_Jesuits_Northeast_Credible_Allegations.pdf#page=4
—Fr. John L. Farrand, who admitted molesting while in the Buffalo diocese to his church supervisors. He worked in at least three other New York locations (Rochester, Brooklyn and New York City) and overseas twice (France and Puerto Rico).
https://www.bishop-accountability.org/news2020/07_08/2020_07_21_Orr_LawsuitsClaim.htm
—Fr. William J. Scanlon, who was at the college between 1976 and 1980 and reportedly admitted the abuse to church officials.
Fr. Scanlon also worked in Rochester, New York City, Jersey City, the Bronx and in Nigeria. He was also on the Fordham University campus.
https://www.bishop-accountability.org/order_lists/Jesuits_Northeast/2019_01_15_Jesuits_Northeast_Credible_Allegations.pdf#page=13
As you may have noticed, the latter two clerics, Fr. Farrand and Fr. Scanlon, reportedly ADMITTED abusing. And Fr. Farrand's abuse happened IN THE BUFFALO DIOCESE.
So how on earth do Buffalo church officials explain keeping these men off of their 'credibly accused' list?
And speaking of credibly accused religious order abusers, several of them who worked in Buffalo are now elsewhere. They include Thomas Marshall, James Burson, Michael Kolodziej, Linus Kopczewski, Rene Maynard, Bernard Splawski and James Smyka, all of whom are all reportedly "living outside Buffalo Diocese."
https://buffalodiocese.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Order-Priests.pdf
But that should be little consolation or reassurance to Buffalo area Catholics or citizens. Moving child molesters somewhere else doesn't 'cure' them.
Buffalo Catholic officials would have to admit that, knowingly or unknowingly, they or their predecessors have in disputably let dangerous and potentially dangerous clerics be around and sometimes hurt innocent Buffalo area kids.
So given that fact, shouldn't these same Buffalo Catholic officials NOW desperately want to 'make up for' their wrongdoing or mistakes? Shouldn't they be anxious to prevent future harm to kids by stopping those very same dangerous or potentially dangerous priests from being around and hurting innocent kids in Massachusetts or Ohio or Texas?
Or if Buffalo church staffers can't prevent these quiet transfers, shouldn't they want to at least shout from the rooftops "Hey, these child molesters were here in our diocese and now they're in your diocese. Be careful!"
But that's not happening. Buffalo Bishop Michael Fischer won't even use his own website to tell the public where Fr. Marshall, Fr. Burson, Fr. Maynard and the others are now living or were living when they were shipped out of Buffalo.
And how about two other 'credibly accused' clerics on the Buffalo diocesan list: Fr. Theodore Podson, who is reportedly "living in the Philippines," or Fr. Benedict Barszcz, who has reportedly "returned to Poland."
Both of these are heavily Catholic nations in which clergy sex crimes and cover ups have only begun to surface in recent years and in which, we submit, parents are even more trusting of priests and thus youngsters are even more vulnerable to the predatory ones.
What are Buffalo's bishop and his staff doing to alert parishioners, police, prosecutors and the public in those countries to the presence of these predators?
Finally, according to BishopAccountability.org, the Buffalo diocese's 2018 'credibly accused' list "provided no information, besides (the accused) names and death years. Assignment histories were not included; nor were the number or nature of allegations detailed. . ."
There's just one word for this vagueness: self-serving. This lack of detail helps no one but complicit church officials.


On the 25th March, Altice Labs welcomed a group of 27 students from the 11th grade of the Professional Computing Course of D. Dinis High School in Lisbon, who had the opportunity to get to know some of the company's most emblematic places and projects.
This visit began with a presentation of the company's history, present and future, highlighting the many products developed by Altice Labs. This presentation was followed by a campus guided tour, where the students were divided into two groups, to see important milestones and the latest technological developments. The students were always interacting and expressing interest and curiosity for what was being exposed to them.
These students were accompanied by two teachers who were also very satisfied with the visit.
Professor Paula Laranjeira said: "we liked it very much and were very well received by all of you. The students, and myself, were impressed by the very small size of a resistance we saw in TecnoCet, compared to the resistances normally used in school! And we also really enjoyed the museum and Future Labs. It was a very nice day, and for these students who have such a tight schedule, being able to leave school from time to time is very nice and is a different way of learning that has a positive effect on them".


House prices and home sales activity in Wales continued to edge upwards in December, but surveyors are cautious about the outlook for the market in first quarter of 2019, according to the latest RICS (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors) Residential Market Survey.
Whilst the headline price balance remained in positive territory last month, and the number of newly agreed sales was reported to have risen, Welsh surveyors indicate that they expect prices and sales activity to be lower in three months' time.
The headline price balance was +7% in the latest survey, pointing to house prices having risen.
The sales expectations balance, at -6%, suggests that sales activity will decrease in the three months ahead. The price expectations balance was at -2%.
The new instructions to sell balance was at +9%, suggesting that the number of new properties coming onto the market was higher in December than in November.
Meanwhile, the newly agreed sales balance was at +14% suggesting that the number of newly agree sales rose.
New buyer enquiries were reported to be flat.
Nicola Taylor, of MGY in Cardiff said: "We found the market slowed down end of October, earlier than normal. We suspect this is partly down to the uncertainty of Brexit as well as the normal festive break".


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The Chase is On: A Few Questions with 2015 PF Chase Jeter (Duke Offered)
By Brian HoraceNovember 11, 2013December 9th, 2013No Comments
Chase Jeter(https://twitter.com/chasejeter04) is a heady player, don't let the 6'10 size fool you he is athletic and the comparisons to Tim Duncan are warranted in terms of style of play and skill-set. He is 6'10 but not at all defined by height alone, his size is just one weapon, his best is his brain. They say you can't teach height, but you also can't teach court awareness. Jeter displays that, and reacts quickly to feeling the defense on his back and is capable of delivering precision passes to interior teammates or back to guards and quickly re-posting.
Good rebounder and can make a living putting back misses but his game is constantly evolving and he continues to add nuances that college coaches love. He had great touch around the rim and is expanding that touch out toward mid-range. The arc of his progression is one reason why Coach K and the Duke staff deemed him worthy of an offer.
[powerpress url="http://objects.dreamhost.com/dukeblogger-podcasts/chase_jeter.mp3″] I caught up with recently offered Class of 2015 power forward Chase Jeter, and this is what Chase had to say.
Duke Blogger: Was it Coach K that called with the offer?
Chase Jeter: Yes, sir, it was.
DB: And which coach has been the principal recruiter for you?
CJ: The people I've talked to the most are Coach K and Coach Wojciechowski.
DB: What do you think are the strengths of your game right now?
CJ: Definitely my post work, being able to turn around and hit the midrange shot, and also my face-up game.
DB: What do you feel that you want to work on most in your game? What do you feel needs more work for you?
CJ: Being assertive on both ends of the floor and adding strength.
DB: What style of play do you think best suits your game right now?
CJ: I feel like I can find my niche in either a quick transition program or a program that slows down and runs an organized offense.
DB: Is there a player that you emulate or pattern your game after right now?
CJ: At this point right now I'd say Tim Duncan, and based on the future, going past college I'd like to work on some Kevin Durant signals, I'd like to have Kevin Durant aspects to my game. They don't really show right now, but I work on a lot of things that would get me to that level.
DB: Has Coach K mentioned how he'd like to use you at Duke should you end up there?
CJ: He said that I'd be a very versatile player, and that I'd do a good job of extending the defense in the program.
DB: Definitely, I can see that as well. The way Duke plays this year, you can plug in different pieces, every player can do a lot of different things, and I can definitely see you in that role.
CJ: Yeah, yeah, definitely.
DB: What is it that you like about Duke, personally?
CJ: First off, the history. Also, me and Coach K, and Coach Wojo, we've developed some good relationships, they've developed good relationships with my family. I like the way the guys have a certain passion with way they play every game. Just to watch those guys, the way they play, it just seems like they love what they do and they're a part of something special.
DB: What other schools have shown interest in you so far?
CJ: Kansas, North Carolina, Michigan, USC, Morgan, Notre Dame, UNLV.
DB: A lot of big names, very nice.
CJ: Yeah.
DB: Aside from basketball, what does Chase Jeter like to do for fun?
CJ: I mean, usually, my source of fun is basketball, but when I'm not playing basketball, I like to like to hang out with my friends. We go to the mall, the movies, we like to go hang out. We collect shoes. It sounds like little girls, but we collect shoes and stuff, we grew up trying to get new shoes, trade shoes, and all that kind of stuff.
DB: That's pretty popular amongst basketball players nowadays. Not so much in my day, but now, yeah, basketball shoes are hot items.
DB: I appreciate your time, man. Good luck, thanks for the time. Congratulations on the offer, man, it's real good news to hear that Coach K offered you, that's awesome.
CJ: Thank you, it means a lot to me.
DB: Alright, man, you take care, I look forward to seeing more on you.
CJ: Okay, definitely, you have a good one.
DB: You too, take care.
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The South African expat who made headlines as the first person to swim from Cornwall to Scotland is now planning to be the first to complete a length of Britain triathlon - by running a marathon a day.
South African adventurer Sean Conway, who recently became the first person to swim the length of Britain from Land's End to John O'Groats, is now planning to run from where he ended his swim all the way back down to Land's End.
A full-time record breaker, motivational speaker and writer, Sean was born in Zimbabwe and grew up in KwaZulu-Natal before moving to England. He has previously cycled from Land's End in Cornwall to John O'Groats in Scotland and if he completes this run he will become the first person in history to do a length of Britain triathlon.
The Forrest Gump-style trek will differ from most of his previous expeditions because he will be doing it completely solo and unsupported. That means carrying all his camping kit, food and water to survive. He also wants to do as much of the run off-road as possible by following paths and byways.
He will depart from John O'Groats on the morning of 9th August and aims to reach Land's End around 20th September 2014.
"That is as much as I have planned. I haven't planned a route or where I will stay each night. I'll take each day as it comes. I'm going to let the adventure unfold naturally. My Britain cycle was all about exploring on the roads, the swim was exploring the coastline and now my run is to explore the mountains and paths. I want the adventure to control my decisions rather than the other way round. I'm using the Twitter handle @conway_sean for ideas on where to explore each day," he explained.
Sean's attitude may seem casual but his many successes may in fact owe a lot to his excellent planning skills. He has thought carefully about what to take along to make his rucksack as lightweight as possible and will only be taking 6kg of gear. First on the packing list is Sean's mascot, The Little Flying Cow, who's been around the world with him and even has its own twitter account @AdventureMascot. He'll also pack a sleeping bag, camping mat, tent poles and tarpaulin, mosquito net, knife and flint.
Sean feels the most challenging aspect of his journey will be avoiding injury.
If he could pick anyone in the world to run with, it would have to be Tom Hanks, who played Forrest Gump. Sean recently recreated the famous scene from the movie, where Forrest runs across America followed by his fans.
"How cool would it be if Tom Hanks ran with me. It's very unlikely. I know he collects typewriters and I have a few very old ones too and that's what we'd end up talking about," Sean said.
There's only one question left to answer: after conquering the length of Britain triathlon, what is Sean's next goal?


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Blackwood Gazette #161- Legacy Racing League Brings the Heat to Serpent's Tongue Canyon
July 20, 2015 July 20, 2015 rybpierceair racing, Blackwood Empire, blackwood gazette, copyright@blackwoodempire.com, Pandion Aerodynamics, short fiction, steampunk
By Huxley Pruitt, Sports
20/7– The reigning narrative coming out of the inaugural event of Pandion's Racing League two weeks ago was that while the spectacle of the races won over legions of fans (attendance doubled this week, we are told, despite a more remote location) and more than delivered on its promise of high stakes action in the skies, it was the amateur racers in the Horizon League that brought most fans to their feet.
If there were any doubts about the Legacy League's ability to deliver the edge of your seat thrills that the Horizon league brought, those doubts were all but dispelled by this week's event in the Serpent's Tongue Canyon.
Tobias Cuthbertson, who took the top podium in Walsh and was a top contender for this event as well, dropped a staggering six places, being displaced by Gargery Dobbs. It is Dobbs' who is credited with provided the additional spark that many felt the Legacy League was missing in Walsh. The young pilot from Willanna pushed his aircraft to the limit, knifing through narrow passages that other pilots avoided in an effort to keep ahead of the competition. This in turn pushed the other members of the league to step up and take risks they may not have otherwise, providing an all-around much more entertaining event.
As for the Horizon League, they were once again the large draw, with attendance swelling a further quarter over the Walsh event. This week brought the exhibition-only stunt race of last week as the main event, where both speed and maneuverability came into play as the hot shot amateurs used the canyon's unique geography to their advantage. In this area, no one out flew the notorious Lakenheath Twins, Bud and Bruce, who ended up going head to head with each other in the final event and taking first and second place, respectively.
Anticipation for the next event was already at a fever pitch, but the announcement of the venue has already sent fans rushing to ticket sellers. The next round of racing will be hosted on the notorious Waystation Bravo.
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