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The initials "P.S." have long become a trade mark in the international show jumping sport. These stand for Paul Schockemöhle who himself has been very successful in show jumping and who has managed numerous successful riders and also horses.
Paul Schockemöhle has achieved the masterpiece to win the European Championships in show jumping three times in succession - 1981, '83 and '85 - with the legendary Deister. A unique achievement that has not been topped until now and that has been confirmed by successes at Olympic Games and Nation Cups. Deister was known all over the country - also by non-horsemen - and got his bread of charity on the meadows of Mühlen together with Franke Sloothaaks Olympic Champion Walzerkönig as well as with Landlord and Flint. Paul Schockemöhle stands for first-class know-how from the basis to the top - he himself started as a groom of his brother Alwin and has worked his way up to the international top. His many years of experience and his success make him to one of the most asked for experts of horse sport.
The "maker of champions"
There are people who are riding successfully, others are trainers with international reputation and others are genius breeders. Paul Schockemöhle combines it all and also much more. As chairman of the Springpferdezuchtverband Oldenburg International, which was founded in 2001, he is the front man of a successful special association whose foundation he has strongly pushed on. He passes on his knowledge - world class riders such as Ludger Beerbaum, Franke Sloothaak and Dirk Hafemeister trained at his yard to become Olympic Champions. Eddie Macken (IRL), today's German coach Otto Becker, Valerio Sozzi (ITA) or World Cup winner Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum (USA/GER) all matured into top-class international riders under his direction. Year after year new riders benefit from his experience and the success proves this concept to be right. The success of the Saudi Arabian Olympic team in Atlanta - which saw two riders into the individual finals - is attributed by insiders to the work of Paul Schockemöhle.
P.S. succeeded as well at the Olympic Games in Athens: All 4 riders of the South Korean Team that he trained were placed under the Top 25 and qualified for the Individual Final! At the Olympics in Hongkong he trained a Chinese, in London the Team of Ukraine, in Rio the japanese Team and for Tokio the Team Japan as well.
In Mühlen professional management and training programmes are planned, arranged and accomplished successfully for riders and teams who have ambitions to participate at international championships.
The stallion owner
Within a very short period of time the stallion station of Paul Schockemöhle has developed to one of the world's most successful and frequented stations at all. As discoverer of Sandro Hit he succeeded in building up a new stallion line with striking successes.
His favourite jumping stallion Chacco Blue – who died far too early – was for a long time No 1 stallion in the World (WBFSH-List). His progenies are found numerous on all major Championships.
According to their age most of the stallions are presented in sport and so breeders can choose regularly among German National Champions, World-Champions (YH) and stallions with successes on international Grand-Prix-level. Greatest value is put on the line of the stallions: Both, the forefathers as well as the foremothers must have proved that they produced sport horses on highest international level.
But not only has the horseman formed riders. Numerous show jumping horses have also come from his yard and caused a furore on the famous show grounds of the world. These include Olympic winner Walzerkönig, The Freak, Dobel's Cento and Orchidee, which was Ludger Beerbaum's European Team Champion in 1998, P.S. Priamos or World Cup Final winners as The Natural, Mc Lain and Sandro Boy. Also the World Champions Mr. T and Gandini Lianos have passed through the talent factory in Mühlen as well as the numerous Grand Prix Winners, that can not be listed here.
At his stud in Lewitz which is wonderfully located in the Mecklenburg countryside Paul Schockemöhle breeds with around 800 strictly selected breeding mares. Only around 15 percent are bred as dressage horses, the main part however is the breeding of performance horses for show jumping. A strategically ideal built stud with an own horse clinic and horse-oriented, healthy rearing on huge meadows offer the basis for the success. At the World Equestrian Games in Tryon as well as at the European Championships in Rotterdam fabulous 10% of the jumping horses competing were born at the Lewitz stud!
The success of some of the most important international horse shows such as the German Jumping- and Dressage-Derby in Hamburg, CDI-W/CSI Neumünster, CSI-W Leipzig, are due to a significant extent to Paul Schockemöhle's know-how and commitment. He also invented the first "Bundeschampionat" (German Federal Championships for Young Horses) that he organized together with his business partner Ulli Kasselmann in Vechta.
His experience from the bottom up make him to one of the most sought-after consultants around the global horse sport.
The discoverer
The proverbial eye for horses - Paul Schockemöhle has got it as only a few others. At his yard in Mühlen or at his Lewitz stud in Neustadt/Glewe every customer will find the suitable horse for his individual demands among approx. 450 horses in training whether they are green and unridden or qualified according to their age for 1,10m-1,40m jumping competitions or even experienced on highest championship-level (1,50m-1,65m).
The marketer
Besides the management of his competition and sales yard and his stud farm Paul Schockemöhle is the initiator of major auctions. The PSI auction which he organises together with Ullrich Kasselmann attracts customers from all over the world each year in December and offers top-class dressage horses as well as 5yo to 7yo up-and-coming show jumping horses with show results up to 1,40 m classes and with the definite potential for the top international sport.
Several times per year the PS-Online-Auctions take place. They offer foals out of the best blood lines, and 2,5 yo – 3 yo horses from the Lewitz stud that are presented in free jumping. The advantage is the worldwide access to the the treasure chest of the Lewitz-stud, especially for those that want to produce their top sporthorse themselves.
At P.S. the circle is completed: service station, breeding, rearing training, sport, sale, training and management; - Everything from a single source.
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Q: Why hibernate is slower in fetching lesser number of rows? I am following a hibernate tutorial listed here http://docs.jboss.org/hibernate/orm/5.1/quickstart/html_single/#tutorial-native .
I have modified the code to use local mysql as the database. After that, I populated the database table with 10000 rows.
I compared the latencies of two types of DB reads - one via hibernate native query; other via direct JDBC and creating objects from ResultSet.
I found it very strange to see that hibernate is very slower in comparison to my custom JDBC and java object mapping implementation. This happens when the number of rows fetched are below 10000. For e.g fetching 10-100 rows with my method takes 3-18ms while hibernate takes 280-320ms around. But when I try to fetch >10K rows, hibernate gets efficient.
Can someone please explain what hibernate is doing which causes this much latency?
My hibernate.cfg.xml looks like below
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?>
<!DOCTYPE hibernate-configuration PUBLIC
    "-//Hibernate/Hibernate Configuration DTD 3.0//EN"
    "http://www.hibernate.org/dtd/hibernate-configuration-3.0.dtd">
<hibernate-configuration>
<session-factory>

    <!-- Database connection settings -->
    <property name="connection.url">jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/fquick-task-manager?useSSLx`=false</property>
    <property name="connection.username">root</property>
    <property name="connection.password"/>

    <!-- JDBC connection pool (use the built-in) -->
    <property name="connection.pool_size">15</property>

    <!-- SQL dialect -->
    <property name="dialect">org.hibernate.dialect.MySQLDialect</property>

    <!-- Disable the second-level cache  -->
    <property name="cache.provider_class">org.hibernate.cache.internal.NoCacheProvider</property>

    <!-- Echo all executed SQL to stdout -->
    <property name="show_sql">true</property>

    <!-- Drop and re-create the database schema on startup -->
    <property name="hbm2ddl.auto">update</property>

    <mapping resource="org/hibernate/tutorial/hbm/Event.hbm.xml"/>

</session-factory>
</hibernate-configuration>

My Test function looks like below
public void testBasicUsage() {

    // Using JDBC
    Session session = sessionFactory.openSession();
    session.beginTransaction();
    String queryStr = "";
    try {
        long start = System.currentTimeMillis();
        Statement statement = ((SessionImpl) session).connection().createStatement();
        queryStr = "select * from Events where EVENT_ID < 10";
        ResultSet rs = statement.executeQuery(queryStr);
        List<Event> events = new ArrayList<Event>();
        while (rs.next()) {
            Long eventId = rs.getLong("EVENT_ID");
            String title = rs.getString("title");
            Date myDate = rs.getDate("EVENT_DATE");
            Event event = new Event(eventId,title ,myDate);
            events.add(event);
        }
        long end = System.currentTimeMillis();
        long timeTaken = end - start;
        System.out.println("Query took " + timeTaken + "ms");

    } catch (SQLException e) {
        System.out.println("Error in statement creation");
    }
    session.getTransaction().commit();
    session.close();

    // Using Hibernate
    session = sessionFactory.openSession();
    session.beginTransaction();
    queryStr = "select * from Events where EVENT_ID > 20 & EVENT_ID < 30";
    long start3 = System.currentTimeMillis();
    session.createSQLQuery(queryStr).list();
    long end3 = System.currentTimeMillis();
    long timeTaken3 = end3 - start3;
    System.out.println("Query took " + timeTaken3 + "ms");
    session.getTransaction().commit();
    session.close();

}

A: 1: based on your hibernate properies, Hibernate is going to try and recreate the database schema, which requires querying metadata, calculating differences, applying differences (if necessary), which is not being done in straight JDBC.  Any comparison is invalid.
2: Any sort of performance comparison between multiple techniques requires a warmup period, because there's all sorts of behind-the-scenes setup (connecting to the database, parsing SQL statements, interpreting metadata, etc.).  You also including a connection pool size which, depending on how you used hibernate, might give hibernate an unfair advantage later.
3: You didn't include either the Hibernate mapping file or an object with JPA annotations on it.  Even though your base SQL statement here does no joins, if you've defined relationships in the object, Hibernate is going to take that into account, so again, might not be a fair comparison.
4: During startup, Hibernate is going to connect to the database, load the mapping files/objects, make sure everything aligns and that the database and persistence objects are usable.  If you have named queries with bad syntax, incorrec table/column names, etc., it should be identified.  It also takes your persistence object and does some dynamic byte generation/CGLIB stuff to make the object (at least under the sheets) more than just a plain POJO (at least that's what we view it as).
5: When Hibernate is asked to fetch the data, it'll create the SQL statement and bind the results directly into the object.  So obviously some overhead though once it's done it's going to more efficient.  In your straight JDBC loop, each time you're requiring a search to find which column is being returned by the getLong, getString, getDate, etc rather than figure out the column numbers once and then use the direct index subsequently.  Right here is the likely culprit, that Hibernate takes a little time to get everything set up efficiently, and then eventually surpasses the raw JDBC because of the efficiencies in creating the objects.
6: As an abstraction layer, Hibernate is always going to be slower than a well-written direct-JDBC application (which this example is not).  However, the development time is less, the bugs are less, and overall quality of code should be better.  You just have to work within its limitations.

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Really enjoyed this 2nd book .. it was light and sweet with a great ending. Can't wait to read Alex's story next.
First I have to advise that if you decide to read Hold Me Until Morning then you should probably read the first in series Hold Me Until Midnight. Both books are standalone book but Hold Me Until Morning takes place right after the first book but with a different Grayson brother.
Cooper does a favor for his best friend. He's supposed to keep an eye on his best friend's little sister while she's taking a break from life and away from the paparazzi. What he didn't expect was for Paris to be much more then someone's little sister. Paris sure grew up into a beautiful woman and is no longer the little kid from his memories. Even though Cooper is extremely tempted by Paris, he is determined to keep things professional and not jeopardize his friendship with Paris' brother. Paris doesn't care about professionalism since she didn't hire Cooper and wants this man more than any man before. The more they get to know one another and the more their attraction for one another grows, they can't withstand when their chemistry explodes in the form of a smoking hot kiss. Cooper doesn't care about Paris' fame and contacts, he likes Paris the woman. One week of fantasy filled hotness is what they both eventually sign up for but when that week is up they get more then either one could imagine. Will it be able to work out for a Hollywood starlet and an everyday bad boy? I have to give this book 4.5 stars. It was so good!
4.0 out of 5 starsCooper!
Cooper and Paris in this second book in the Grayson Brothers series.
Where there's smoke there's fire and there was a lot of smoke here, needed a little more fire and a little less drama. However, that said I love Cooper. I do love the brothers Grayson and think this book was just a little heavy on the drama with Paris ( I wanted to bat her a couple times and yell wake up) Yup I get where she came from. But I also get where she was and didn't get the impression she did. That's just me.
I liked the book. Enough to stay with the series for sure. First book was better, imo as is #3.
All I can really say is that I was just bored and nothing was grabbing my attention and making me want to keep going. I really enjoyed the first in the series, Hold Me Until Midnight, so I had high hopes for this one. Unfortunately, I wasn't crazy about either character and I wasn't interested in their romance. There wasn't one thing that I could point to, it just didn't work for me.
4.0 out of 5 starsOh how I love the Grayson brothers!
Cooper and Paris are such a perfect pair. I loved watching them fight to keep themselves from falling for one another, then trying to downplay their emotional attachment, and finally coming to terms with the love between them. Cora made me so angry playing on Cooper's lingering insecurities had me on the verge of screaming. I love how he and Paris were able to finally share their feelings, and Scott was an amazingly understanding big brother!
This book was good but not great. I liked the other Grayson Brothers books better.


Newhill chalked up their first win of the season by beating Glentoran at the Rec in Lisburn.
Newhill failed to beat the Glens last season, drawing both games so to win so convincingly has given the lads great confidence and have set the standard for themselves.
Newhill started the game on top and were winning most balls in midfield to show great energy and hunger against a physical Glens team.
Even though Newhill started bright it was the Irish League U14 side who nearly took the lead.
A long ball over the top looked to be falling into keeper Garland's hands but the wind just caught it and Garland had to scramble to stop the ball from going over the line.
The keeper then punched away a corner which was Glentoran's only other chance of the half.
Some of Newhill's passing was excellent but they knew they had to get a goal for all their hard work.
Big Dan McGlade showed everyone his power as he held the ball up 20 yards from goal, turned and sent an unstoppable left foot shot into the top corner to put Newhill in front.
Eamon Scannell then had the ball in the net minutes later but the ref blew for offside as the young winger looked on in disbelief.
Glentoran were on the ropes and Newhill looked in total control as the whistle blew for half time blew.
The second half was more of the same as Crane, Cevo, Holden and Meighan didn't give the Glens strikers a sniff.
Scannell, Henry, Mulholland and Morris were winning the midfield battle with Keenan and McGlade up front causing all sorts of trouble.
Goal number two came after Curly crossed to Henry on the edge of the box and his looping shot had the keeper beat but Big T made sure as he bundled over the line to score his second in two games.
The Glens only chance in the second half saw them hit the crossbar with a long range strike and Aidan Mahon had a half a chance on his Newhill debut just before the final whistle.
LBM Man of Match: Some great performances today but altogether the team share the award.
Newhill travelled to take on last years cup winners Dromara on Saturday morning and they braved the weather to come away with a convincing win.
Newhill had to reshuffle the team after goalkeeper Garland and captain Mulholland were both ruled out by injury, so Jordan Toner played in nets and Joe Donnelly started his first match back after injury.
The wet and windy conditions didn't dampen Newhill spirits as they started the game on top and had numerous chance in the first half.
Big T shot high then Crane and Scannell both tried their luck from long range before McGlade screwed a shot just wide.
Newhill's passing and movement had Dromara chasing shadows in the first twenty minutes and you knew it was only a matter of time before a goal arrived.
Curly duly obliged as he lobbed the goalkeeper from inside the box to get his first of the season and put Newhill in front at half time.
Newhill were in total control of the match but a header at the back post drew Dromara level.
A minute later Newhill were in front again when Henry found space in a crowded box to curl a shot beyond the keeper and into the net.
The third goal came from the move of the match as Crane broke down the left and fed it to Henry who knocked it to Scannell.
From Scannell's cross McGlade was on hand to poke in from 10 yards and effectively kill the game as a contest.
Some of Newhill's passing and calmness was a joy to watch and the fourth goal optimised that. McGlade chested the ball on the halfway line before sending Scannell running down the left.
He then skipped past a challenge before firing a thunderbolt in the back of the net which gave the keeper no chance.
Toner made a brave save low at the feet of the Dromara striker and took a sore one for his troubles but the home team pulled a goal back just before the death.
This was a good result for the West Belfast boys and moves them to top of the league. It also shows the strength in depth as they were missing three players.
The new addition's are fitting in well and we hope for another successful season.
LBM Man of Match: Again the whole team were outstanding today and all deserve the award.


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USD's Nayve Receives Campus Compact's Nadinne Cruz Community Engagement Professional Award
Thursday, March 12, 2020 post has videoTOPICS: Admissions, Alumni, Catholic Social Thought, Changemaker, Faculty and Staff, Academics, Community Engagement, International, Research
Chris Nayve, associate vice president for community engagement and anchor initiatives at the University of San Diego, has been selected by the Campus Compact organization as one of its three winners of the 2020 Nadinne Cruz Community Engagement Professional Award.
This impactful award for Nayve, a triple USD alumnus (BA, JD, MBA) who leads the Karen and Tom Mulvaney Center for Community, Awareness and Social Action, celebrates the ethical leadership and advocacy demonstrated by community engagement professionals, according to Campus Compact, which serves a national coalition of colleges and universities committed to the public purposes of higher education.
"Nadinne Cruz is a friend and mentor to me for many, many years, so to receive an award that's named after someone who whole-heartedly lives justice and equity and how academic institutions can more equally partner in justice-focused ways, I'm in awe," Nayve said. "Secondly, I'm so appreciative of the team and people who put this together because the way I think about it is I'm just a representative of our collective work. This is a shared recognition. So many people on and off campus are committed to what it means to work on behalf of equity and justice. I'm excited to be a steward and a representative for the collective."
Joining Nayve as Cruz award winners are Debra Gibes, faculty director of experiential learning at Mott Community College in Flint, Michigan, and Cynthia Orellana, director of the office of community partnerships at the University of Massachusetts Boston.
Praise for Nayve
Upon learning that Nayve was chosen for the Cruz honor, Tom Mulvaney, a School of Law alumnus, a USD trustee and, along with his wife Karen, lead donors of USD's main community engagement center, praised the recognition.
"This honor is well-deserved, Chris is a real gem," Mulvaney said. "We are so fortunate to have him at USD. He's a wonderful collaborator. He's a smart, kind, strong, empathetic and caring individual. Over the last eight years, it has been a transformative experience for me to know him."
Campus Compact's award announcement stated Nayve's selection was due to "his long-term commitment to advancing higher education community engagement locally, nationally and internationally. As leader of the University of San Diego's anchor institution mission, Chris has helped position the university as a binational anchor institution. He has worked diligently to educate campus leaders to align procurement, hiring, and admissions practices, and other economic impact initiatives in ways that benefit local communities. More broadly, Chris has become widely recognized in the field of community engagement for his ability to forge new and long-term campus-community partnerships in the areas of housing, poverty, economic development, education, social justice, micro-finance, and diversity and inclusion."
Nayve's nomination was supported by Mulvaney Center staff, and letters of recommendation from USD President James T. Harris and USD alumna Emalyn Leppard, a STEAM Resource Teacher in the San Diego Unified School District. Each letter shared the many ways in which Nayve leads USD's community engagement efforts.
One of the first ways to understand Nayve is through his leadership vision according to a letter from his Mulvaney Center staff.
"Chris's democratic and reciprocal practices start with his most immediate team at USD, the Mulvaney Center staff. In 2017, Chris deliberately changed the center's leadership structure to a more equitable one by elevating each team member to the position of director or assistant director in their specific area. His goal is to position each team member to lead their area of expertise regardless of seniority and with as much support and resources as possible. In this way, Chris advances equity and inclusion by starting with the team he supervises."
The letter highlighted leadership work to elevate community partners as professors of practice and bring them to campus to co-teach courses and compensate them for their time and expertise as well as share their knowledge and scholarship with faculty members in Professional Learning Communities.
Among the many community partnerships Nayve has nurtured — beyond Linda Vista where USD's campus resides — is in New Orleans. Starting in 2005, universities across the country visited the city to participate in reconstruction efforts post-Hurricane Katrina. Nayve, staff and students intentionally initiated meaningful and reciprocal partnership resulting in sustained engagement long after the immediate wake of Katrina.
He has also been a steady advocate for USD's work and presence along the U.S.-Mexico border.
"Chris understands that for a university located in the border region, it is imperative for community to include our neighbors in Mexico," the letter stated. "He challenges USD to adopt this thinking in the way it invests resources in the region. This is evident in the 2019 funding of a USD Tijuana Hub, a multipurpose space across the southern border that positions the university as a binational anchor institution."
Purposeful Work in Linda Vista
President Harris' praise of Nayve stems from his continuation of the excellent two decades-plus of foundational community engagement work by inaugural center director Judy Rauner and then Nayve's predecessor, Elaine Elliott.
"Not only has Chris continued Judy's legacy, he has taken community service learning and engagement to a whole new level as he continually explores the intersections of different approaches to social change," Harris said.
A multitude of partnerships, programs and initiatives keeps Nayve and his staff busy year-round. "Today, USD's course-based community engagement activities involve annually, approximately 130 faculty members from department and academic units across campus, more than 135 community partners and thousands of students," Harris shared in his letter.
Leppard's endorsement of Nayve focuses on his Linda Vista partnerships and pride he has in USD's work within its immediate community.
One of Leppard's cherished memories stems from her first meeting with Nayve in 1998. Nayve secured a $7,000 grant from the City of San Diego and organized a collaboration of Leppard's middle school student and a local muralist to create a mural promoting youth literacy.
"That mural is still today a focal point in the shopping area next to the Linda Vista Library," she remembered fondly. "The library mural is just one of the countless physical markers for which Linda Vista has Chris Nayve to thank."
A two-year position in 1996 as a service-learning liaison to the Community Outreach Partnership Center — a U.S. Housing and Urban Development project — back while he was a student at USD gave him a platform to grow into the community leader he remains today, Leppard said.
His work at that time helped create programs for USD's School of Law, Hahn School of Nursing and Health Science, USD School of Business and the School of Leadership and Education Sciences.
"His ability to connect university with community brought the community together," she said. "Chris' COPC experience formed the foundation of his passionate commitment to integrating various campus departments into a thriving partnership with the community to establish the anchor institution concept."
Linda Vista, a three square-mile community where USD resides as well as some of the most colorfully cultural and most impoverished residents in San Diego, has been helped by Nayve, his staff, faculty and students through their work with tutoring programs, a nursing clinic, pre-school, elementary, middle and high school students and senior activities and so much more that has no signs of slowing down.
"I think what I find most valuable is his ability to remain humble and a true belief in the power of collaborative work. After all these years, the travel, accolades, speaking engagements and rise to a prestigious position within the university community, Chris is still at the table, sleeves rolled up, working to address ongoing issues and new problems as they arise," Leppard said.
Indeed, Nayve's reach is not only what happens on campus — he was a leader on getting USD named as a Changemaker Campus and has most recently been helping to guide USD's civic action plan and has had a key role in the collective design and ongoing implementation of USD's strategic plan, Envisioning 2024, with regards to its anchor institution pathway.
Personal Pride
Nayve, who was born in the Philippines, is one of three deserving recipients of the Nadinne Cruz Award, but his reaction upon learning he'd received an award named for Cruz, a pioneering Filipina community engagement leader at Stanford and beyond, was one of personal pride.
"She's someone who has influenced me my whole career," Nayve said of Cruz. "Personally, it's so meaningful, especially at a time when there were no Filipino/Filipina leaders in this work and there still are very few. She was the only one at that time. She was powerful then, and is powerful now."
— Ryan T. Blystone
news@sandiego.edu
School of Business Alumna Alix Naugler '17 Changing the World with Data
Tuesday, January 5, 2021TOPICS: Admissions, Alumni, Changemaker, Community Engagement, Toreros Together
After presenting a research paper she completed with a business professor at the University of San D…
USD Concert Choir Performs: "Only in Sleep"
Tuesday, December 8, 2020 post has videoTOPICS: Fine Arts, Admissions, Alumni, Catholic Social Thought, Academics, Community Engagement, Remote Learning, Toreros Together
At a time when the opportunity for people to be together in person is harder than usual, along comes…
Athletics Roundup: Traditional Fall Sports Teams Announce WCC Winter/Spring 2021 Schedules
Friday, December 4, 2020 post has photosTOPICS: Admissions, Alumni, Athletics, Faculty and Staff, Toreros Together
University of San Diego Athletics, via the West Coast Conference, revealed that its traditional fall…

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Hayden Panettiere's ex-boyfriend sentenced to 45 days in jail after domestic violence charges
Hayden Panettiere's ex-boyfriend, Brian Hickerson, has been sentenced to 45 days in prison following his arrest on domestic violence charges.
Brian was previously arrested in July 2020 for eight counts of charges including domestic violence and assault against Hayden, which allegedly took place during the course of their relationship between May 2019 and January 2020.
And following a court hearing on Tuesday (04.20.21), Brian pleaded no contest to two felony counts of injuring a spouse or girlfriend, a spokesperson for the LA District Attorney's Office has confirmed.
Brian was sentenced to 45 days in county jail as well as four years of formal probation and was handed a five-year restraining order which prevents him from contacting Hayden.
He must also attend 52 domestic violence classes and must pay a $500 fee, and must surrender himself to the county jail by May 7.
Meanwhile, Hayden previously said she wanted to "come forward" with her allegations of domestic violence in order to "empower others in abusive relationships".
She said: "I am coming forward with the truth about what happened to me with the hope that my story will empower others in abusive relationships to get the help they need and deserve. I am prepared to do my part to make sure this man never hurts anyone again. I'm grateful for my support system, which helped me find the courage to regain my voice and my life."
And it was recently claimed the 31-year-old actress – who has six-year-old daughter Kaya with her ex-fiancé Wladimir Klitschko – is in a "wonderful headspace" now that her time with Brian is behind her.
An insider said: "Hayden is in a wonderful headspace. Things are so much better and she's really excited about her future. She's got a few projects in the works.
"And she's spending time with her daughter. She has an amazing relationship with Wlad. Things are going really well."


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History of Plant Breeding at UC Davis
Summarizing 100 years of history in plant breeding at UC Davis is a formidable task. As a land-grant university, UC Davis has played a major role in developing and managing many of the more than 350 plant commodities now grown in California. The diversity of crops ranges across vegetables, fruits, nuts, grains, forages, ornamentals and turf. In the early 1900s the focus was on a few grain crops, and has expanded considerably since that time. The application of plant breeding and training of breeders at UC Davis focused on the unique and diverse California environment, allowing not only California, but the United States and in many cases the world, to enjoy fresh produce throughout the year. This publication captures the impact that UC Davis has had on developing crops through plant breeding over the last century and just as importantly, highlights the people who have made this possible. Read more in 100 Years of Breeding.
Over a research career devoted to the genetics of resistance and the breeding and improvement of cereal grains, Fred N. Briggs earned himself a reputation as a pioneer in the application of genetics to crop improvement. This status is due in large part to his development and advancement of a breeding technique that has been called one of the significant plant breeding developments of the 20th Century.
If you've ever eaten a strawberry, the odds are that you've had a taste of Royce S. Bringhurst's handiwork. When it comes to strawberries, history is divided neatly between pre-Bringhurst and post-Bringhurst. In 1950, California had two low-yielding strawberry varieties. Nearly four decades of work by Bringhurst and his long-term research partner Victor Voth, however, brought this number to over thirty and established the strawberry as an economically-significant crop for the state.
While Gordie C. Hanna's research encompassed the breeding and production of tomatoes and asparagus as well as variety adoption studies with cabbage, broccoli, and sweet potatoes, the legacy of this much celebrated Davis alum and staff member is his cultivar VF145, the world's first mechanical harvesting tomato. When he first began trying to breed such a tomato in 1942, Hanna kept his idea to himself, unsure of what others at the university would think of it.
Paulden F. Knowles' interest in new crops for California agriculture led him to a research career focused mainly on oil seed crops, in particular safflower. Due in large part to his research, safflower was shown to be well-adapted to California and consequently became established as an economically important crop in the state. In the late 1950's and mid 1960's, Knowles traveled over 32,000 miles with his wife and son overland across North Africa, the Middle East, and South Asia gathering germplasm of wild and domesticated safflower species, an effort which produced most of the species now in the USDA world safflower collection.
An internationally-honored range scientist whose ideas fundamentally challenged the tenets of classical rangeland ecology, R. Merton Love devoted his career to improving the productivity of California rangeland. His forage resource development program was directed towards securing grasses, legumes, forbs, and shrubs adapted for use as intensive dryland pasture; more extensively managed pasture; browse for domestic and wild animals; improved habitat for game; soil binders for watersheds, beaches, parks, and wildlands; and less fire-hazardous groundcover.
The idea to explore Afghanistan's remote regions for crop plants that could be grown in California came from renowned UCD horticulturalist Harold P. Olmo. In the 1930's, he joined a cadre of "plant explorers" who traversed the Afghan mountains by horseback and camel in search of wild and cultivated varieties of fruits, nuts, and grains. As his career progressed, Olmo came to focus his attention almost exclusively on grapes, becoming not merely a grape geneticist and breeder but also a kind of grape archaeologist.
Considered the world authority on the genetics, cytogenetics, and evolution of the tomato, Charley M. Rick, Jr.'s 42-year career at UC Davis is legendary. Part Charles Darwin and part Indiana Jones, Rick was as much at home in his campus office, laboratory, and greenhouse as he was in the Andes, the Galapagos, and other places where he repeatedly went in search of wild tomato genetic materials which might, through crossing, improve the tolerance of domestic commercial varieties to drought, salinity, cold, and other stresses.
Honored for his research on induced mutations in rice genetics, J. Neil Rutger was very successful in developing high yielding, semi-dwarf rice cultivars and valuable germplasm lines. In his research, he developed methods of asexual seed production in rice (apomixis) and searched for transposable genetics elements to use as "tags" for cloning genes whose primary products were unknown.
Over his 39-year career at UC Davis, Charles W. Schaller won international renown for his work on California barley. His professional interests in plant breeding methods, the genetics of disease resistance, and host-pathogen interactions led him to identify numerous genes controlling resistance to the major barley diseases. The 10 barley and 3 wheat cultivars he developed and released were high-yielding, early to mature, and disease resistant.
A seminal scientific figure of the 20th century, G. Ledyard Stebbins at the time of his death had established himself as the world's leading authority on plant evolution. Working with eight other scientists, he was one of the architects of the intellectual watershed known as the "evolutionary synthesis," wherein knowledge from the study of fossils, genetics, cells, and the evolutionary history of organisms was incorporated into the theories of Charles Darwin, modernizing them and creating the field of evolutionary biology.


Last month, the US health regulator had made five observations after inspection of the company's manufacturing plant at Visakhapatnam.
NEW DELHI: Divis Laboratories today said it has filed a detailed response within the permitted time to the observations made by the US health regulator after inspection of the drug firm's manufacturing plant at Visakhapatnam in Andhra Pradesh.
"The company has already filed its detailed response to the 'Form 483' observations of the USFDA within the time permitted," Divis Laboratories said in a regulatory filing.
Divis Laboratories set up its second manufacturing facility at Visakhapatnam (Unit-II) in 2002 on a 350-acre site.
The site has 14 multi-purpose production blocks. The company manufactures active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) and intermediates for generics among others at the plant.
Shares of the company were were trading 0.33 down at Rs 735.05 apiece on BSE.


Malolatic fermentation is a technique in winemaking that softens acids in wine making it softer and rounder. It contributes to the smooth, creamy, buttery profile you get with some wine.
This method involves capturing and reserving CO₂ from the fermentation process and introducing it to the wine right before bottling.


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Islamabad, October 18, 2018 (PPI-OT): Pakistan said at the UN that international commitment would have to be renewed to meet the objectives of the global sustainable development agenda, says a press release received here today from New York. Speaking in the Second Committee of the General Assembly on Sustainable Development, Pakistan's Ambassador to the UN Maleeha Lodhi said that the prevailing global economic and financial environment appeared unfavourable to achieve the goals and targets of 2030 agenda.
"We see an erosion in global partnership and cooperative engagements", she said and stressed that, "a structured and systemic approach anchored in a cooperative spirit, an enabling international environment and availability of matching resources, remain critical to achieve this ambitious agenda." She urged the international community to step up its efforts and argued that the implementation phase of the agenda demanded "the same level of enthusiasm and political commitment that was demonstrated at the time of formulating and adopting this framework of action".
She said that the priorities of Pakistan's new government were fully aligned with the objectives and aspirations of the 2030 Agenda, and said that the country was addressing all three dimensions of sustainable development. Highlighting the government's strong commitment to combat climate change, Ambassador Lodhi informed the Committee about the campaign to plant 10 billion trees during the next five years. She stressed that for developing countries like Pakistan climate change posed an even greater threat as they were more vulnerable and less equipped to deal with it.
Ambassador Lodhi said that global commitment and actions, both in terms of finances and capacity building, were vital for achieving climate related goals. Calling for early conclusion of negotiations on the modalities of the Paris Agreement, she said that disaster prone developing countries faced specific challenges and needed particular attention in view of their higher vulnerability. She concluded by saying that full realization of sustainable development goals was challenging but achievable. "We can only do this together" she said and added that "each one of us will have to play our part to accomplish that".
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Police have confirmed that six people died in road accidents over the Presidential holidays – the same number as last year.
In an interview with The Voice, head of traffic, Katholo Mosimanegape revealed each fatality occurred in a separate incident.
He further added that of the six deaths, only one took place on a 'major road'.
"You see, we were in full force around the major roads because that is where we normally have problems.
"The majority of road users took responsibility in the way they were driving, especially along the major highways – I am referring to the A1, A2 A3, A10 and A12 just to mention a few," Mosimanegape said, adding that although congestion was experienced along some of these roads, the police recorded a decrease in road traffic violations.
He further said that police had noticed more caution from drivers compared to previous years.
"Having been on the ground, I can say they were calm. We were flooded with heavy traffic and although we saw an increase in general road accidents standing at 202 as compared to 194 last year over the same same period, we noted a bit more precaution on the part of the drivers," he said, noting that altogether 5, 565 road traffic violations were recorded, compared to 6, 035 last year.
Over-speeding tallied 1, 729 whilst 528 individuals were caught drink-driving and 472 were charged for driving without license.
According to Mosimanegape, of the 202 general road accidents reported, only 17 injuries were recorded as compared to 37 last year.


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Charles-François Gounod (French: ; 17 June 1818 – 17 or 18 October 1893) was a French composer, best known for his Ave Maria, based on a work by Bach, as well as his opera Faust. Another opera by Gounod occasionally still performed is Roméo et Juliette. Although he is known for his Grand Operas, the soprano aria "Que ferons-nous avec le ragoût de citrouille?" from his first opera "Livre de recettes d'un enfant" (Op. 24) is still performed in concert as an encore, similarly to his "Jewel Song" from Faust.
The above text from the Wikipedia article "Charles Gounod" text is available under CC BY-SA 3.0.
You may also find sheet music by Gounod on Sheet Music Plus.


The longest marathon playing football (soccer) is 108 hr 2 min and was achieved by Heartbeat United FC (UK), in Worthing, UK, from 26 to 30 May 2016.
Heartbeat United FC split into two teams, Team Heartbeat and Team United, for this record breaking attempt. Team Heartbeat won with 1009 goals against Team United's 872. The attempt raised funds for British Heart Foundation.


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How much does it cost to shoot a kudu in South Africa?
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How much is kudu hunting in South Africa?
How much does an African safari hunt cost?
How much does it cost to hunt the big 5?
How much does it cost to kill a lion?
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Is it legal to kill zebras?
Kudu Cape $1800
Price distribution
The average trophy fee for a Kudu is about $1,500, and after daily rates are added, a dedicated Kudu hunt would start at $2,000 or so. The most expensive adventures are to be found among the much-coveted old-fashioned safaris of Tanzania that may cost in the mid to high five figures.
Kudu hunting packages price
The total kudu hunting packages South Africa cost on a 1 X 1 basis is $ 5 450. Cost of a kudu hunting package on a 2 X 1 basis is $ 4 950 per hunter. Observers are welcome at $ 900 for the duration of the hunt.
With all this in mind, a 5-10 day African hunting safari package for several of the most popular species of antelope, like kudu, wildebeest, zebra, impala, and warthog, normally costs between $3,000 and $7,000 depending on the country, outfitter, and the specific animals hunted.
Conservationists say that lion hunting is one of the most lucrative trophy hunts, with each outing bringing in up to $71,000 on average, which includes the trophy fee, a professional guide, transportation and lodging.
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For a lion, trophy fees range from $9,900 for a lioness, to $35,000 for a black male lion, according to Africa Hunt Lodge. The trophy fees, however, mainly go to anti-poaching efforts, according to the company.
South African daily rates average from $250 to $400 per day. Non-hunter rates are charged at $150 to $200 per day. Depending on the hunting areas, the client can be picked up at O.R. Tambo International Airport by the safari company.
Where to hunt Zebra. Zebra thrives on every part of southern and eastern Africa where there are open grounds with grass for grazing and waterholes not far off. Of three species of Zebra, two – Plains and Mountain Zebra – can be legally hunted. Plains Zebra is bigger than Mountain Zebra but has relatively shorter legs.
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How to make the best Pumpkin Spice Latte at home, just like Starbucks, only better!
I'm sure you're all familiar with Starbucks Pumpkin Spice Latte. The one that's only available during specific times of the year. They recently started offering it again, and it got me thinking about making my own version at home. I happily found out that it isn't that hard to make, and I'm able to enjoy this yummy drink whenever I want to now.
This is hands down the easiest Pumpkin Spice Latte recipe you'll ever find, and I think it actually taste better than the ones you purchase, which are generally made with fake, sugary, pumpkin-flavored syrups, not real pumpkin puree. My version is delicious, can be made in the comfort of your own home, no fancy machines are required, you don't have to wait in long lines at a coffee shop, and no more shelling out big bucks for it. $5.00+ for a coffee drink? Not any more!
Place ground coffee in the filter of a drip coffeemaker.
Add water and brew according to manufacturer's instructions.
In a small saucepan, combine the milk, pumpkin and sugar.
Cook and stir over medium heat until steaming and small bubbles appear. (do not boil) Remove from heat and stir in vanilla and pumpkin pie spice.
Pour espresso into two mugs followed by pumpkin milk mixture.
Garnish with whipped cream and spices if desired.
This tastes best with whole milk, but you can substitute with 2%, skim, or non-dairy milk like soy, almond, or coconut.
Because the drink contains pumpkin puree, it will naturally settle to the bottom. So, if you're sipping on it slowly, keep a spoon nearby for stirring it every once in a while.
This recipe calls for 3 to 4 tablespoons of sugar. How much you use is up to you, and depends on your taste preference. You can also use a sugar substitute or even maple syrup! Add to taste.


Auditing Your Disaster Recovery Plan: A Closer Look At High Tech Crime Will This Be Your Most Likely Disaster in the 21st Century?
Local data backups are effective for a limited set of disasters. Using a wide area network (WAN) to backup data is an attractive option for moving backup data offsite. Recover point objectives (RPO) are dependent on WAN efficiency. Recover time objectives (RTO) are dependent on available WAN bandwidth. Backup and recovery strategies should be designed with RPO's and RTO's under consideration.
Data recovery specialist can recover data from an wide array of losses. There are many causes of damage that can make your data inaccessible. Prevention is always a good policy, but when your data is lost a recovery specialist may be needed. Unless, of course you made backup copies.
Organziations are more dependent on data than ever. IT infrastructure and communications are essential to the operations of most businesses. When a disaster occurs, businesses that have made essential disaster recovery plans will bounce back. Businesses that fail to plan for disasters, will suffer severely in the event of a disaster.
Business are quick to adopt new information technologies to improve operational efficiency. Unfortuantely these rapid changes can quickly outpace the datacenters capacity for power and cooling, which can lead to interuption of service and possibly loss of data.
A glossary of terms sponsored by the Disaster Recovery Journal. Just reading over these terms will give some things to check in your own disaster recover plans.
Disaster Recovery Planning with a Focus on Data Backup/Recovery. Data Backup and Recovery is one of the more challenging parts of the plan. There are many variables and decisions that must be made. A properly designed and tested plan will help recover from a disaster faster and more effectively.
Disaster Recovery involves much more than backing up and recovering data.
Any discussion of computer security is incomplete if it fails to address the all-important issue of backing up data. Microsoft Windows XP Networking and Security Inside Out: Also Covers Windows 2000 is concerned primarily with keeping security threats such as viruses, Trojan horses, hackers, and spammers at bay; however, in this sample chapter, the subject of data loss prevention is given its due. The chapter outlines how to design and troubleshoot a comprehensive data backup and recovery solution.
Many businesses risk grave losses due to failures and disasters yet continue to depend on their tape backups to help them recover successfully should a major outage occur. The thought of implementing a more appropriate disaster recovery plan can be daunting; to the point which many simply push it off until later. Unfortunately 'Later' often ends up being after the business has suffered a major loss from which it could not recover. This paper is intended to help simplify the process of starting a disaster recovery plan so as not to be so overwhelming. Through some basic steps, businesses can better protect themselves against data loss while working toward a more complete business continuity plan.
Good disaster recovery planning is about identifying those processes and resources that are truly critical, developing realistic recovery objectives for them, and then developing a plan that can achieve those objectives as simply and cost-effectively as possible. The goal of this paper is not simply to provide a checklist of tasks, but to help reader to develop an understanding of the disaster recovery planning process and the principles that underlie it. The paper lays out a framework for DR planning that keeps things conceptually simple, and helps to know what steps must be carried out and why, without a lot of jargon or unnecessary formality.
As often as not, disaster recovery expectations are unrealistic. Even with a well thought out Disaster Recovery (DR) plan, the ability of an organization to execute is suspect. The hope that DR can be executed to the defined RTO (Recovery-Time Objective) and RPO (Recovery-Point Objective) is often a dream rather than an expectation. The reality is that if a disaster should occur, nothing short of Herculean efforts by the IT staff would be required to have the slightest chance of getting back online in any reasonable period of time, much less the targeted RTO. But, don't give up hope. This paper provides a disaster recovery reality check and although it may be difficult to achieve, one can accomplish the DR vision by understanding four basic principles.
This is the second of a three-part series that describes specific methods for organizing and writing a comprehensive disaster recovery plan. The first part of this series described the process for developing a thorough disaster recovery plan. A well-organized disaster recovery plan will directly affect the recovery capabilities of the organization. The contents of the plan should follow a logical sequence and be written in a standard and understandable format. Effective documentation and procedures are extremely important in a disaster recovery plan. Considerable effort and time are necessary to develop a plan.
This is the third part of a series that describe specific methods for organizing and writing a comprehensive disaster recovery plan. The first part of this series described the process for developing a thorough disaster recovery plan. The second article described specific methods for organizing and writing a comprehensive disaster recovery plan. This article presents particular methods and materials that can expedite the data collection process. Disaster recovery is a concern of the entire organization, not just data processing. To develop an effective plan, all departments should be involved. Within all departments the critical needs should be identified. Critical needs include all information and equipment needed in order to continue operations should a department be destroyed or become inaccessible.
A disaster recovery plan covers both the hardware and software required to run critical business applications and the associated processes to transition smoothly in the event of a natural or human-caused disaster. To plan effectively, you need to first assess your mission-critical business processes and associated applications before creating the full disaster recovery plan. This best-practice document outlines the steps you need to take to implement a successful disaster recovery plan.
Putting a disaster recovery plan in place isn't cheap, though it's never as expensive as not having one when disaster strikes. But as one TechRepublic member explains, there is a cost-effective approach, and he provides a template to follow.
Too many companies are using bad practices for the data backup and recovery strategies. This often leads to a disaster that cannot be recovered. This article covers 5 of the worst practices that doom companies in the event of a major data loss.
Your corporate Disaster Recovery Plan is a very valuable document. It needs to be audited as closely as any other important company asset. I'd like for you to consider these new threats of High-Tech Crimes such as Information Warfare, Industrial Espionage, Denial-Of-Service Attacks and variety of White Collar Crimes that continue to make headlines. Does your Disaster Recovery Plan address any of these new threats?
Companies that don't implement good backup and restore processes are at risk of serious losses. Regular assessments of risk and business continuity plans are required to maintain effective data backup and restore systems. This article contans a 15 question self assessments that can be used to improve your chances of a complete recovery in the event of a disaster.


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When the country Colombia comes into a conversation, the first few thoughts that will come to your mind are probably singing sensation Shakira, aroma-rich Coffee, dangerous Drug Lords, tremendous oil reservoirs, and Nobel prize winning author Garia Marquez. For some unknown reason, Colombia is less known for its cuisine? Take it from me the Colombians have loads to offer for your taste buds. Head for the Colombian culinary extravaganza and judge it for yourself. This adds to the Delhi Food itinerary.
To commemorate 200 years of Colombian independence, the Colombian Embassy and Jaypee Vasant Continental Hotel has organized the Colombian Gastronomical Festival. The festival will have Colombian food from the Andrean and Caribbean regions.
Colombian food usually comprises of potatoes, tapioca, meat, seafood, and a variety of cheeses. Special bread called Arepa usually accompanies the meals. For the Indian Delhi food lovers, Arepa is very similar to our Indian Delhi food Chapatti. Flour is used in Indian Delhi food Chapatti, while Corn is used to make Arepa.
The recipes have been tailored to suit the Indian food preference. For example, beef is typically used in many recipes. This meat has been replaced by Mutton and Chicken. Colombian food is spicy but not chilli hot. Most of the spices have been imported directly from Colombia. This has been done to ensure the flavour is as authentic as can be achieved in India. The flavour and character of the food is different and not commonly found in New Delhi. The capital city does not have a single restaurant specializing in any of the South American cuisines. All the more reason for you to enjoy this culinary extravaganza! Did I mention that the food is cooked by celebrity chefs Edgar Mora and Patricia Soto?
Don't let this Delhi food delightful opportunity go by, experience Colombian cuisine and you just might bring into your kitchen. Delhi Food just got much better.


Ron and Ruth Ruba were married in 1987. They farmed north of Remsen IA till they retired in 2012 when they moved into Remsen. Ron wasn't sure of what he wanted to do when he retired. He pondered the idea of going and spending one month with each of their 10 children to help them around their homes and business. The children reminded him that he had promised Ruth a quilting machine.
While traveling around looking at quilting machines, Ron noticed the embroidery machines. So now they are happily retired and keeping busy and out of their children's hairs and the children like the products they are making as gifts.


Discover essential fingerpicking patterns for 3 chords (D, C, and G), so you can start training your thumb and fingers.
Find out how to play these chords in a progression. So you can practice changing chords while you fingerpick.
How to embellish the D chord. So you can really get creative with your playing.


Rangers G05 White - Anaheim FC Summer Showcase Finalists 2016!
Congratulations to the Fullerton Rangers G05 White for reaching the finals of the AFC Summer Showcase. The team fought through tough competition and temperatures in excess of 100 degrees to earn their 2nd medal of the summer. The G05 White would like to thank Coach Tyler for all of his hard work throughout the weekend in leading the girls to another strong tournament showing.
Congratulations to the Fullerton Rangers G05 White for reaching the finals of the AFC Summer Showcase. The team fought through tough competition and temperatures in excess of 100 degrees to earn their 2nd medal of the summer. The girls won their first 3 matches, scoring 8 times and allowing only 2 in their own net, to secure a spot in the finals. In the Championship game the girls faced a strong Strikers FC OC side who had only conceded a single goal all tournament long. The Rangers netted 3 goals in the first 30 minutes, carrying a 3-2 lead midway through the 2nd half, before falling 4-3. The G05 White would like to thank Coach Tyler for all of his hard work throughout the weekend in leading the girls to another strong tournament showing.


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Křenovice (niem. Krzenowitz) - miejscowość na Morawach, w Czechach (kraj południowomorawski, powiat Vyškov), kilkanaście kilometrów na wschód od centrum Brna, 205 m n.p.m., 1925 mieszkańców (dane z 2017).

Pierwsza pisemna wzmianka pochodzi z 1222 roku.

W 1805 na polach pomiędzy Křenovicami a Sławkowem odbyła się napoleońska bitwa pod Austerlitz, zwana także "bitwą trzech cesarzy".

Trzydzieści lat później, w 1836, okolicę nawiedziła epidemia cholery, powtórzyła się ona jeszcze w 1866. Pamięci ofiar poświęcony jest mały pomnik ustawiony w pobliżu drogi do Sławkowa, obok podobnego, upamiętniającego ofiary bitwy pod Austerlitz.

Przypisy

Miasta w kraju południowomorawskim

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Q: Multiple input into Conditional panel in R I have a shiny ui.R which is trying to do the following. The conditional panel should receive input from checkboxGroupInput.
In case of a single input from the checkboxGroupInput it is easy to call the condition say "input.sectors='MFI'". An example is given below:
conditionalPanel(
    condition ="input.sectors == 'BC'",
    checkboxGroupInput("BCEntity","Select Entity",choices = c("Taraashna"))
),

However if two or more options are selected in the checkboxGroupInput then the condition input.sectors=='BC','MFI' doesn't seem to properly work. Logical Symbols also didn't work properly. List option as c('BC','MFI') also had issues. Is there a easy solution for the same. The way I tried is shown below:
conditionalPanel(
    condition ="input.sectors == 'BC','MFI'",
    checkboxGroupInput("BCEntity","Select Entity",choices = c("Taraashna")),
    checkboxGroupInput("AGRIEntity","Select Entity",choices = c("Kisan Dhan", "Origo"))
),


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bethlehem school district
Paul Muschick: Bethlehem superintendent knew he would take heat for talking about race and charter schools. Here's why he did anyway.
Bethlehem schools Superintendent Joseph Roy: "No one wants to be called or viewed as a racist. That's one of the worst things you can say. But then that is used as a defense mechanism to shut down any honest conversation about it."
Golden Hawks have come a long way from 1-9 in 2012
Bethlehem Catholic program has turned around from 1-9 in 2012 to 7-0 entering showdown against Stroudsburg
As Lehigh Valley football season enters stretch run, a look at the leading player and coach-of-the-year contenders
A look at the top stars of the Lehigh Valley high school season so far
By Keith Groller
PRESEASON POSTCARD: NOTRE DAME
A preseason postcard from Notre Dame high school football camp
By By Jeff Schuler and Of The Morning Call


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package com.team2052.frckrawler.tba;

import com.team2052.frckrawler.db.Event;

import java.util.List;

import rx.Observable;

/**
 * @author Adam
 */
public class TBA {
    private static String BASE_TBA_API_URL = "http://www.thebluealliance.com/api/v3/";
    public static String EVENT = BASE_TBA_API_URL + "event/%s";
    public static String TEAM = BASE_TBA_API_URL + "team/frc%d";
    private static String EVENT_BY_YEAR = BASE_TBA_API_URL + "events/%d";
    private static String TEAM_EVENTS = BASE_TBA_API_URL + "team/%s/%d/events";

    public static Observable<List<Event>> requestEventsYear(int year) {
        return Observable.just(String.format(TBA.EVENT_BY_YEAR, year))
                .map(HTTP::getResponse)
                .map(HTTP::dataFromResponse)
                .map(JSON::getAsJsonArray)
                .flatMap(Observable::from)
                .map(jsonElement -> JSON.getGson().fromJson(jsonElement, Event.class))
                .toSortedList((event, event2) -> Double.compare(event.getDate().getTime(), event2.getDate().getTime()));
    }
}

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