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Scent of the Past
by Erin Marie Bernardo
A secret diary. A forgotten past. Another time. Close cousins Addison and Elissa live in present day New York City and lead somewhat ordinary lives. When uncertain circumstances surrounding a set of antique perfume bottles sends them back to eighteenth-century France, they must uncover the truth behind their travel. Disaster strikes when Addison finds herself in a nearly identical situation to a mishap she experienced in the present—the witnessing of a murder and release of a secret. Only this... more
The Emperor and the Spy
by Stan S. Katz
The Emperor and the Spy, is inspired by the never-before-available personal papers of a master spy, Colonel Sidney Forrester Mashbir (1981-1973). This exciting historical novel blends drama, action and intrigue, providing a clearer picture of Japanese-American History, during the first half of the 20th Century.
Mashbir grew up in Tucson, Arizona and became a true son of the American Southwest: surveying for the railroads, working in copper mines, bronco busting, and even doing stu... more
The Insult
by Scott Marshall
For decades, comic book fans have watched young "Mac" get sand kicked in his face and vow to gain revenge after intensive bodybuilding. But what if Mac wanted to be something else? Find out in this book as Mac becomes a hipster, a brony, a postmodernist, a mime, a jedi knight, and much more! Sometimes it's silly, sometimes it's dark, sometimes it's even profound, but it's never dull: The Insult collects all 130 installments of the celebrated webcomic by Scott Marshall.
The Isle of Kheria
by Robert Cabot
Winner: 2013 Independent Publisher Award (IPPY) Silver Medal for Literary Fiction The Isle of Kheria might be read as an elegy to the 20th century, or as a paean to the confusions of youth and its aftermath. But, more directly, this novel is the portrayal of a conflicted and unresolved forty-year friendship between two men deeply wounded by the circumstances of their lives. Still grief-stricken over his wife's recent death, Joel Brewster leaves his Canadian farm when he learns of the death of... more
That Sweetest Wine: Three Novellas
Vin santo, a strong, intensely sweet wine, was made by islanders in certain parts of the Mediterranean, from grapes that were laid out to sweeten on hot granite ledges in the autumn sun. Each of these elegiac novellas fuses traditional narrative and poetic prose to explore the naked feelings of loss. That sweetest of wines kindles implacable absence held in memory -- yet fortifies lingering hope. The island villagers in "Breath of the Earth" recall the misery and joys of past lives, the heroe... more
Drawing from the legendary heroic life of Bill Keys, this classic story of the Old and New West uniquely captures the romance and tragedy of the American West. Cowboy, prospector and miner, living with the Walapai Indians, 'desert rat', partner of Death Valley Scotty, rancher in the high Mohave desert, Keys knew Buffalo Bill, the Parker brothers, General Patton, and did a five-year stretch in San Quentin for his eighth range-war shooting. Through the voices of Will Spear (based on Bill Keys) ... more
Tummy Rumble Quake
by Heather L. Beal
2018 Bronze Medal Readers' Favorite Children's Social Issues
Mom's Choice Award
Lily and Niko Rabbit's childcare class learns about earthquakes and about the Great ShakeOut. They learn what causes earthquakes and how an earthquake feels like shaking and sounds like a really loud tummy rumble. They practice the three safety steps of drop, cover, and hold on. At the end of the day they know how to be safe during an earthquake.... more
Frankie Runs Again
by CHIANNE JOHNSON
Frankie is a young boy who loses his leg in a vehicle accident. He then has to stay in the Runch Medical Center. Frankie had to deal with the reality of not being able to instantly walk, run, or be on the track team again. The other children (The Runch Bunch) help Frankie to overcome his insecurities as well as they help him during his physical therapy stages.
Rhode Island Rendezvous; Book three of the Patricia MacPherson Nautical Adventure Series
by Linda Collison
Newport Rhode Island: 1765 The Seven Years War is over but unrest in the American colonies is just heating up. Maintaining her disguise as a young man, Patricia is finding success as Patrick MacPherson. Formerly surgeon's mate in His Majesty's Navy, Patrick has been employed aboard the schooner Andromeda importing undeclared foreign molasses into Rhode Island. Late October, amidst riots against the newly imposed Stamp Act, she leaves Newport bound for the West Indies on her first smuggling r... more
London Spies
by SJ Slagle
Phyllis Bowden, a secretary at the American Embassy, is catapulted into the limelight when the Military Attache is arrested for espionage and her boss assumes the position. The arrest throws suspicion on everyone at the Embassy, particularly the Military Attache's secretary whose suicide attempt convinces Phyllis to get involved. With bombs still falling on a devastated city, Phyllis' questions lure her into the dark underbelly of diplomacy. Entering a shadowy world of cryptic messages, secret ... more
Surgeon's Mate: Book Two of the Patricia MacPherson Nautical Adventure Series
It's late October, 1762. After surviving the deadly siege of Havana, Patrick MacPherson and the rest of the ship's company are looking forward to a well deserved liberty in New York. But what happens in that colonial town will change the surgeon's mate's life in ways she could never have imagined. Using a dead man's identity, young Patricia Kelley MacPherson is making her way as Patrick MacPherson, surgeon's mate aboard His Majesty's frigate Richmond. She's become adept at bleeding, blisterin... more
Enterprise Reporting: Can anyone ever really trust the news again?
by Tom Chorneau
More than a decade before a distracted nation became transfixed by clumsy efforts to fake the news, a cabal of corporate insiders organized a far more nuanced and insidious persuasion machine in California's capital. Led by one of the state's top political reporters and his uncle, the managing partner of a big wheel lobbying firm, the operation netted the partners more than $7 million during the brief sixteen months the website was running. The deception was clever and hard to spot, never anyth... more
Barbados Bound
Patricia Kelley, the illegitimate daughter of a wealthy Barbadian sugarcane planter, falls from her imagined place in the world when her absent father unexpectedly dies. Raised in a Wiltshire boarding school, sixteen-year-old Patricia embarks on a desperate crossing aboard a merchantman bound for Barbados, where she was born, in a brash attempt to claim an unlikely inheritance. Aboard the merchantman (under contract with the British Navy to deliver gunpowder to the West Indian forts) young Patri... more
Silent Shadows
by Lisa Carter
Ramblings of a Madman Vol 1
by Siddhant Shekhar
"Ramblings of a Madman Vol. 1" is the first ever compilation of the works of award winning writer Siddhant Shekhar. The stories span a wide cross section of genres, from romance to science fiction, from historical fiction to psychological thrillers and horror. Written over a period of five years, the stories include award winning stories like "Hired" and "Strife After Death" as well as several previously unpublished stories written specifically for this collection. Praise for the collection ... more
Peace Corps Nepal: A Search for Enlightenment
by Anderson Andrews
So many people say ... "I thought about joining the Peace Corps!" … or they'll ask, "What was it like to be a Peace Corps Volunteer? People also tell me ... they know very little about Buddhist beliefs. This is a fictional novel based upon factual events and real people. The Peace Corps wasn't about saving the world ... as so many think ... and Buddhist culture is so much more than just another religion. In this story, a young man joins the United States Peace Corps and goes to Nepal in 1971, ra... more


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Film Festivals (2019-2020)
12 masterpieces of Italian cinema to learn this beautiful language
Remember your old language classes at school and institute. The teacher probably made you listen to recordings or watch videos.
And if it were possible to work your understanding in the same way while watching movies and series?
In fact, the idea is nothing bad to learn a language. Here, we are going to speak Italian, but the method is the same for other languages (English, French, German, etc.). Remember that although at first you only understand a few words, as you see more, your level of understanding will increase without realizing it. Also, movies are a great help when discovering the customs and daily life of the different cities of Italy, the different accents, etc.
We have selected, therefore, 12 cult films, more or less recent, that will allow you to begin your learning of Italian and Italian culture.
To do it right, you have to go through the following stages:
Watch the Italian movie in original version with Spanish subtitles.
Then put on the same movie in the original version with Italian subtitles.
Watch the movie again in the original version without subtitles.
In this way, you can start listening, reading and vocabulary of the Italian language. Italian grammar will come with your free or paid Italian course.
Repeat stage 1 with as many movies as necessary before moving on to stage 2. The idea is that you feel how to learn at your own pace.
That said, let's move on to our initial theme: the 12 movies you have to watch to learn Italian.
Discover, in addition, everything you need to know about Italian culture.
The last kiss: L'ultimo bacio
The last kiss is a film directed by Gabriele Muccino in 2001. The main actors are:
Stefano Accorsi;
Giovanna Mezzogiorno;
Stefania Sandrelli;
The last kiss is Gabriele Muccino's 3rd movie. With numerous awards, he has received, among others, five David di Donatello (the equivalent of the Goya):
Best director;
Better assembly;
Better sound;
Better production;
Best Supporting Actress (Stefania Sandrelli).
There is an American remake of L'ultimo Bacio.
The synopsis of this film is very simple: we follow several couples of Italian couples in their thirties, in crisis. After a few years of life in common, certain problems arise in couples who give adultery and disappointment (or hate). The film revolves around the themes of love, concern over time and old age.
According to viewers, the film is a realistic chronicle of love in modern times. The interpretation of the actors means that we can fully identify with them and that we enter fully into these stories, both touching and touching. Of course, without entering the typical cliches of comedies of customs.
If you like the movie, give the second part a chance. Kiss me again (Baciami ancora). Will not disappoint you.
Discover 5 renowned Italian artists to complete your knowledge of Italian culture.
Beyond 'Suburra': 7 Italian series that you can watch on demand
French films. Without Amelie and The Untouchables
Love films from sunny Spain
Three interesting German films
Italian movies
Spanish-language movies
The 15 most successful horror movies ever made
English films
German films
Spanish films
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New Financial Laws
by nggmalyadm | Mar 28, 2017
One of FDR's major accomplishments during his first 100 days in office was a program that revolutionized the financial industry. For the first time, the business of buying and selling shares in companies was regulated, and the bank accounts of ordinary people were insured. The SEC and FDIC were established by the New Deal. These two agencies – the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation – had a significant, indirect effect on the nation's farmers.
Birdie Farr's father-in-law, Jack, lost money when the bank in Grand Island collapsed. This was before the FDIC was enacted.
In his early career, FDR had worked for a Wall Street law firm. Perhaps because of what he saw there, his inaugural address in 1933 was filled with disdain for Wall Street.
"[The] rulers of the exchange of mankind's goods have failed through their own stubbornness and their own incompetence, have admitted their failure, and have abdicated. Practices of the unscrupulous money changers stand indicted in the court of public opinion, rejected by the heart and minds of men… there must be strict supervision of all banking and credits: and investments, so that there will be an end to speculation with other people's money."
Congress hurriedly created the first Securities and Exchange Commission, and FDR named Wall Street regular Joseph P. Kennedy – the father of later President John F. Kennedy – to be the Commission's first chairman. Banks could no longer buy stocks with depositors' money. Companies that wanted to sell shares to the public to raise money had to disclose a host of financial information to potential investors. For the first time, investors could find out if a company was worth the stock price it was asking. The SEC also regulated the major stock exchanges, the brokers and dealers, mutual funds and investment advisors.
These new regulations helped farmers indirectly because, gradually, investors found new confidence, companies were able to expand again, and consumers were able to buy more food and other agricultural products.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) also helped rural residents because for the first time they knew that their money in the bank was insured. If the bank went out of business, the FDIC would reimburse depositors up to certain limits.
The FDIC operates by imposing a small tax on the amount of money that a bank has in deposits. If a bank goes under, the FDIC will first try to sell the assets that were used to secure the loans and will then dip into the insurance fund to pay back depositors. The FDIC also regulates banking practices.
Ads for banks in the Great Plains prominently display the "Insured by the FDIC" logo – more so than in other regions of the country. The FDIC has become an important part of the confidence that people feel in the banking system.
Written by Bill Ganzel of the Ganzel Group. First written and published in 2003.


Note: The early TT systems ran a 68030 at 16mhz. Later a daughterboard was added to bring the processor speed to 32mhz.
Here are the schematics for the TT. These are courtesy of Jan Thomas and were originally on his web page..
Jumpers: 6 pins relating to 2 sets of jumpers. These tell the TT how much ST RAM the board is carrying. There should be one jumper.
A more complete break down of the ST Ram in the TT can be found at http://mcp.selfip.com/download/st-r_up1.htm . There are also details on a link on that page to upgrade the RAM to 8mb. Thanks to Lonny Pursell for forwarding this page to us.
Locate the correct internal expansion port on the front left hand side of the computer just in front of the power supply (computer facing as you would normally use it). Locate two screws on either side of this port and remove (retaining). Insert the RAM board into the expansion board. This should only go in one way, with the chip on the board on the right and the simm sockets on the left. Populate board with memory (4 x 1mb or 4 x 4mb 30 pin simms). Memory must be 70ns or 60ns in speed (or faster?). Parity or non parity makes no difference. Burst (Fastpage) mode can only accessed using special SIPP memory. Jumpers need to be set according to the table below. Note: The labels on the memory board are upside down in relation to the pin numbers. So if your looking at the board with the writing the correct way then instead of the pin numbers being 1 - 2 - 3 from left to right, they are 3 - 2 - 1.
One thing to note if you have a Revision 'A' memory board is that a resistor needs to be added to the board as detailed below (This is an unlikely situation to occur).
If this is the case then: Add 820ohm 1/4W 5% Resistor (R102) from J101-40 to J101-49 on the component side (memory board). Use insulating sleeving on both legs of resistor.
Known working simms for Atari 4/16mb TT Ram expansion?
Graham has provided some pictures of this RAM board, but as such we have no other info about it other than that it was made by Catch Computers in 1993. If anyone knows anything about this board, particularly the jumper settings then please get in touch.
Thanks to Grahame for providing all the information about the Mighty Mic.
More info on any of these memory expansions would be appreciated. Particularly memory board jumper information.
Three sets of jumpers are located adjacent to the TT ram expansion slot, adjacent to the TOS ROM chips. These seem to effect how the ROM is accessed, and adjusting them seems to do nothing other than stop the machine booting. Presumably they allow the machine to distinguish between different TOS versions or ROM chip sizes, though clarification on this issue would be helpful.
As far as I'm aware only switch 7 has any useful effect on the TT, allowing you to select whether either a high density or double density disk drive is in use. Switch 8 can be used to turn off the DMA sound hardware (though why you'd want to do this is beyond me!). Switch 5 is used by the CaTTermaran to activate it. Switches 1 - 4 and 6 have effects which are so far undocumented. If you have a clue what these do then please get in touch.
The TT can be fitted with a SCSI drive internally and can also be connected to a standard SCSI device externally by means of a full SCSI port at the rear of the machine. The internal SCSI port is a 50 pin connector (SCSI 2), whereas the external port is a 25 pin.
These programs are needed from the HSModem package to control the TT's plethora of serial ports. Install these in the auto folder, before STiK or STiNG. Drivin.prg must be the first to load, use Autosort or a similar program to reorder the way the programs work.
The TT can operate perfectly well with a standard VGA monitor. This will give you access to the ST video modes, TT Low Resolution and TT Medium Resolution. There is a slight problem with the TT's VGA output in that the image can on some monitors appear to be over one side of the screen, and TT High resolution can only be obtained by using a special 'ECL' monitor, manufactured by Atari themselves, due to an extremely high refresh rate apparently, and other incompatibilities with the VGA signal. The monitor has a special pin which when plugged into the TT monitor port activates the special high res mode (much like the SM124 on the ST)..
Here are some pictures (courtesy of Grahame, say thankyou boys and girls!) of the TT VGA/ECL monitor switch.
The keyboard in the TT, while being one of Atari's better efforts, is still somewhat cheaply made. Several things can go wrong. Damage to the cable running from the TT to the keyboard is fairly easy to fix as it is a standard phone cable. Keys which do not work on the keyboard are likely to relate to degradation of the plastic Mylar membrane into which the keys press. This is the cheapest part of the TT (design wise that is), A problem with this is likely to need a replacement mylar, which can be obtained from the usual US Atari suppliers. Finally the mouse and joystick ports can break in a similar fashion to those on the ST, with the connections between the ports and the keyboard circuit board breaking. These can either be re-soldered (a somewhat tricky job due to the way they are installed), or you can try the bodge fix (which I used on my TT). Remove the casing so you can see the port in question, then wedge a folded piece of card above the port which pushes the connectors back into contact. Done internally it's barely noticable and could breath new life into the keyboard.
If you have an earlier version of TOS 3 or you have a foreign computer then you can burn TT Roms using an EPROM burner. The TT TOS needs to be split over four chips. It is important that the chips go in the right sockets on the motherboard. The sockets are labelled EE EO OE and OO (E for Even, O for Odd).
Looking at the motherboard from the front (as the machine would normally face you) the chips are inserted starting on the right hand side in a horse shoe shape, Bottom right, top right, top left, then bottom left. This (I think ) follows the sequence of the component number on the PCB artwork, but I cannot say 100%.
Grahame also says he could not get 27Cxxx uv roms to work with his TT, though he also mentioned that his German TT originally came with them.
TOS 3.06 UK ROM - This has been successfully used to create a working ROM. You will need to split and burn this image to four ROM chips. Thanks to Grahame we can now do this for you so here is the ROM split onto four chips, there are two versions, one for 2mb Flash ROMs and one for 1mb Flash ROMs.
The battery powering the TT's clock is located at the back of the computer or the right hand side. In a somewhat tacky fashion it seems usual for it to be secured to the casing with tape. For the older revision TT, with a metal shielding within the case the battery can be replaced by four 1.5 volt alkaline batteries. For newer TTs with brown colouring on the inside of the plastic case. The battery is a 3.6 volt affair. These appear to be still obtainable from their manufacturer Tadiran (Part no. TL 5242/W), however you can save expense by sourcing your own 3.6 volt supply. Grahame e-mailed to say he has tried a double aaa battery holder from Maplin, and is currently using a CR2032 battery holder removed from a PC motherboard and encased in heat shrink sleeving,using the original wiring of course observing correct polarity connections.
There are several sites (see links at bottom of this page) that describe the various graphics cards that can be added to the TT's VME bus. For a starter you could do a lot worse than having a look at Lonny Pursells' excellent and comprehensive summary of the VME graphics cards available for both the TT and Mega STe on his webpages.
Patches - Fortunately TOS 3.6 is pretty stable, but here are a few patches that you might find useful.
Generally a lot of the later ST games seem to work fine with the TT. Despite rumours to the contrary. Earlier games are a lot more hit and miss (Please let us know if you have a game that works so we can add it to this somewhat unfinished list ;-)). Thanks to Madmax1 for some additions to this list.
This newer site is an excellent source of TT information.


1. They are very good about staying out of the street.
and 3. My office window has full view of all the goings-on in our driveway, on our sidewalk and in the culdesac (and is two steps away from the front door from which I can speak, yell, run, etc. as necessary).
So, I do let my kids - big and little - play out there while I get some work done in my office from time to time.
And this? This is what I saw when I looked out this afternoon.
Fishing the culdesac. And they were pulling in some whoppers too.


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Two 'SNL' guys mansplain feminism in honor of the Women's Strike
Featuring a brief musical interlude with Lorde. Sort of.
By Adam Rosenberg on March 12, 2017
Exclusive: 'Marvel's Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur' shine bright in brand-new trailer
Netflix will drop a bucketload of movies in 2023. Watch the trailer.
The 'SpongeBob' cast reflects on the show's legacy 3:47
Cara Delevingne opens up in the 'Planet Sex' trailer
Saturday Night Live cast members Beck Bennett and Kyle Mooney are good eggs. While all their female counterparts in the cast and crew participated in the Women's Strike on March 8, the two dudely allies crafted a sketch in honor of the movement.
Only they missed the point. Like, completely flew past it.
That is the point, of course. Maybe men shouldn't be the only voices addressing gender inequality. Sometimes, SNL sketches work because they subtly riff on the issues of the day. Other times, they find humor in landing so heavily on the nose you can practically hear it breaking.
Guess where this sketch falls.
Adam Rosenberg
Adam Rosenberg is a Senior Games Reporter for Mashable, where he plays all the games. Every single one. From AAA blockbusters to indie darlings to mobile favorites and browser-based oddities, he consumes as much as he can, whenever he can.Adam brings more than a decade of experience working in the space to the Mashable Games team. He previously headed up all games coverage at Digital Trends, and prior to that was a long-time, full-time freelancer, writing for a diverse lineup of outlets that includes Rolling Stone, MTV, G4, Joystiq, IGN, Official Xbox Magazine, EGM, 1UP, UGO and others.Born and raised in the beautiful suburbs of New York, Adam has spent his life in and around the city. He's a New York University graduate with a double major in Journalism and Cinema Studios. He's also a certified audio engineer. Currently, Adam resides in Crown Heights with his dog and his partner's two cats. He's a lover of fine food, adorable animals, video games, all things geeky and shiny gadgets.
It's basically a real-life version of 'Terminator'
By Jules Suzdaltsev
"It has changed my well-being."
By Mark Stetson
Meet SoFi, MIT's soft robotic fish
Autonomous underwater vehicles could play a key role in deepening our understanding of the ocean and its residents
By Emmett Smith
Young women develop electrifying new abilities in 'The Power' trailer
Based on the novel by Naomi Alderman.
By Belen Edwards
What is that California-sized cloud on Mars?
For starters, it's not smoke billowing from a volcanic eruption.
By Mark Stetson and Elisha Sauers
Murray Bartlett hints that his 'White Lotus' character could still return
We would watch.
Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston return as accidental action heroes in 'Murder Mystery 2' trailer
It's a glamorously globe-trotting, action-packed murder mystery from the co-writer of "Scream."
'The Last of Us' episode 3: Why the creators decided to deviate from the game
Bill and Frank's episode is a clear, beautiful standout.
By Shannon Connellan
'The Last of Us' episode 4 trailer teases a tense confrontation
"Are we gonna help him?"


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package org.cipres.treebase.domain.matrix;

import java.util.Collection;

import javax.persistence.AttributeOverride;
import javax.persistence.Column;
import javax.persistence.DiscriminatorColumn;
import javax.persistence.DiscriminatorType;
import javax.persistence.DiscriminatorValue;
import javax.persistence.Entity;
import javax.persistence.Inheritance;
import javax.persistence.InheritanceType;
import javax.persistence.JoinColumn;
import javax.persistence.ManyToOne;
import javax.persistence.Table;
import javax.persistence.Transient;

import org.hibernate.annotations.Cache;
import org.hibernate.annotations.CacheConcurrencyStrategy;

import org.cipres.treebase.domain.AbstractPersistedObject;
import org.cipres.treebase.domain.TBPersistable;

/**
 * CharSet.java
 *
 * Created on Mar 27, 2006
 *
 * @author Jin Ruan
 *
 */
@Entity
@Table(name = "CHARSET")
@Inheritance(strategy = InheritanceType.SINGLE_TABLE)
@DiscriminatorColumn(name = "TYPE", discriminatorType = DiscriminatorType.CHAR)
@AttributeOverride(name = "id", column = @Column(name = "CHARSET_ID"))
@DiscriminatorValue("-")
@Cache(usage = CacheConcurrencyStrategy.NONSTRICT_READ_WRITE, region = "matrixCache")
public abstract class CharSet extends AbstractPersistedObject {

	/**
	 *
	 */
	private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

	private String mTitle;

	private CharacterMatrix mMatrix;

	/**
	 * Constructor.
	 */
	public CharSet() {
		super();
	}

	/**
	 * Return the Title field.
	 *
	 * @return String
	 */
	@Column(name = "Title", nullable = true, length = TBPersistable.COLUMN_LENGTH_STRING)
	public String getTitle() {
		return mTitle;
	}

	/**
	 * This method is here to simplify NeXML generation. It overrides the
	 * method in AbstractPersistedObject
	 * @return
	 */
	@Transient
	public String getLabel() {
		return getTitle();
	}

	/**
	 * Set the Title field.
	 */
	public void setTitle(String pNewTitle) {
		mTitle = pNewTitle;
	}

	/**
	 * Return the Matrix field.
	 *
	 * @return CharacterMatrix mMatrix
	 */
	@ManyToOne
	@JoinColumn(name = "MATRIX_ID")
	public CharacterMatrix getMatrix() {
		return mMatrix;
	}

	/**
	 * Set the Matrix field.
	 */
	public void setMatrix(CharacterMatrix pNewMatrix) {
		mMatrix = pNewMatrix;
	}

	/**
	 * Get a collection of characters in this set.
	 *
	 * Creation date: May 5, 2006 1:44:34 PM
	 *
	 * @param pMatrix
	 * @return
	 */
	@Transient
	public abstract Collection<ColumnRange> getColumns(CharacterMatrix pMatrix);

	/**
	 * Return a Nexus formated string describing the char partition.
	 *
	 * @return
	 */
	@Transient
	public String getNexusString() {
		return getNexusPrefix() + getTitle();
	}

	/**
	 *
	 * @return
	 */
	@Transient
	protected String getNexusPrefix() {
		return "CHARSET ";
	}

}

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Caroline Wozniacki v Alison Van Uytvanck Live Streaming, Preview & Timings for the Australian Open
Saturday, 12 January 2019, 7:32 am Chirag Dubey
World No. 3 Caroline Wozniacki will begin her title defence against the Belgian Alison Van Uytvanck in the first round of the 2019 Australian Open.
Watch & bet on Caroline Wozniacki v Alison Van Uytvanck with bet365 here* on Monday, January 14. The Wozniacki v Uytvanck match will begin at 7 pm local time (9 am BST).
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Wozniacki's Imperfect Start
The Dane started the 2019 season Auckland, where she was a runner-up last year. This time around, however, she made it as far as the second round before succumbing to the Canadian qualifier Bianca Andreescu in straight sets.
After Wozniacki's shocking loss to the 18-year-old player, Uytvanck will certainly fancy her chances heading into this fixture. At the same time, she cannot afford to give Wozniacki any room to play.
The third seed won the Aus Open last year after defeating Simona Halep in the final. That win marked the maiden Grand Slam of her career, following a couple of runner-up feats at the US Open. After a brilliant stint in the Australian Open series, she moved on to recreate similar feats at the WTA Doha and Italian Open, where she reached the penultimate rounds.
She also won the WTA Eastbourne after defeating Aryna Sabalenka in the final. However, she didn't have great of a run in the US Open Series. Wozniacki also won the Premier Mandatory event in Beijing and concluded her season with the WTA Finals.
Uytvanck's Busy Start to the Year
The World No. 51 has kept herself busy since the start of the season. The 24-year-old started the year in Auckland, where she lost her opening match to the Dutch qualifier Bibiane Schoofs. She then travelled to Hobart, where she started the competition as the eighth seed.
She didn't have much luck there either and lost in the second round to Anna Karolina Schmiedlova.
Considering her run in the previous season, Uytvanck reached the semifinal at the WTA Linz where she lost to Camila Giorgi in straight sets. The Belgian also reached the fourth round at the Wimbledon and was the winner at the WTA Budapest.
Wozniacki v Uytvanck Head to Head
Wozniacki and Uytvanck have crossed paths only once on the WTA Tour. They met in the second round of WTA Rome, where the Dane won 6-1, 6-4.
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Fashionable single-strand princess necklace made of 8-9mm mysterious black round freshwater pearls. The necklace is 18 inches in length and completed by a beautiful white zirconia-inlaid clasp. The pearls are carefully selected by our professionals and uniformly have excellent roundness, high luster and smooth surface. A solid manual knot between each two pearls can both ensure security and enhance beauty while wearing in any occasion. You're welcome to purchase in bulk.


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package com.lexicalscope.jewel.cli;

import com.lexicalscope.jewel.cli.specification.OptionSpecification;

class ValidationFailureUnableToConstructType extends ValidationFailureImpl
{
    private static final long serialVersionUID = 7263131866771297371L;

    public ValidationFailureUnableToConstructType(final OptionSpecification specification, final String message) {
        super(specification, String.format(
                ArgumentValidationException.m_messages.getString("validationError.UnableToConstructType"),
                message));
    }

    @Override public ValidationFailureType getFailureType() {
        return ValidationFailureType.UnableToConstructType;
    }
}


Start the season off with some Christmas music performed by the St. Mary's High School Band program.
We will have a special visitor from the North Pole! Sant Claus will be stopping by to greet the youngest members of our audience.
fellowship, and the Campus Lighting Ceremony.


We learn from a very young age that that every choice we make, whether good or bad, comes with a consequence, good or bad depending on the choice, attached. I love the demonstration of putting the word choice and the word consequence on a stick showing that you can't pick up the choice without picking up the consequence.
We have agency to make our own choices, but we do not get to choose the natural and binding consequences that come with those choices. It's great news! We can avoid a lot of negative consequences by not making bad choices. However, for some reason this often leaves us surprised, even to the point where we may doubt our faith, when difficult things happen in our lives even though we constantly make good choices.
I've blogged before about this seemingly paradoxical doctrine. It can feel very perplexing. If difficult things are going to happen to us whether we are righteous or not, why should we bother being righteous?
When you know you have a test coming up in school, you had (or have, depending on your situation) two choices. You can study for it, or not. Studying for the test does not change the difficulty of the test, but it does expand your ability to take the test. We are going to be tried whether we are righteous or not, but being righteous expands our ability to succeed in trials.
Yet I will own them, and they shall be mine in that day when I shall come to make up my jewels.
Therefore, they must needs be chastened and tried, even as Abraham, who was commanded to offer up his only son.
For all those who will not endure chastening, but deny me, cannot be sanctified.
One of the many reasons Heavenly Father is testing us is to see if we trust in and rely on the atonement of Jesus Christ or if in those times of trouble we will deny Him.
When I was a cheerleader in High School (I know, sounds random, but I'll bring it back around) one of the first things we did was trust falls.
On the off chance you don't know what a trust fall is it is a group or partner trust building game in which a person deliberately allows themselves to fall, usually backwards, relying on the other members of the group (spotters) to catch the person.
We are being asked to trust in the Lord Jesus Christ. Heavenly Father allows a trial or affliction to happen to us, and then says "Don't worry, my Son can catch you." We may feel like we are standing on impossibly high bleachers and being asked to fall into the arms of someone we can't see. We need to learn to trust that we will be caught.
The first step in trusting that we can be caught is to gain a knowledge and testimony of the identity and divinity of Jesus Christ. The next step is recognizing his ability to catch us, which requires a testimony and understanding of the completeness of the atonement. Neither of these topics are the point of today's blog post, so although it's compelling to dive deeper (I'm a sucker for tangents) I'll leave that alone for today. Though here is a past post I did that touches on the completeness of Christ's redeeming sacrifice for us.
When we have an understanding of who Christ is and what he is capable of the next step is to gain an understanding of how to apply it in our lives. Have you ever wondered why he stands at the door and knocks? Why doesn't he just come in? Agency. If he applied the atonement without us choosing it, it would void our agency! We must choose to apply the atonement in our lives through our actions, our obedience to the commandments he has given us (general and through personal revelation) and willingness to repent. He has already suffered for us, He wants to catch us, He is infinitely able to catch us, all we have to do is tell Him we want to be caught.
If you choose not to apply the atonement in your life there will be no one to catch you when you fall! Imagine how he feels, filled with the capacity and willingness to catch us, but constrained from helping us because we did not ask him to and therefore he must stand helplessly by and watch us hit the bottom.
Great news: Until you hit the ground there is still time to ask to be caught! Even if you are mid fall, even if you only just came to a realization you were falling, even if Satan pushed you off, you can still choose to be caught.
Choose to let the Savior catch you. Be as obedient as you can to the knowledge and testimony you currently have. Actively seek for and be willing to receive and act on increased knowledge and testimony. Difficult situations will still arise, bad things will still happen to good people, but as we increasingly trust in the Lord's ability to redeem us eternally we will view our trials not as a burden, but as a blessed opportunity to have our Savior catch us in his loving arms.


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Massimo Ceccaroni (* 15. August 1968 in Basel) ist ein ehemaliger Schweizer Profi-Fussballspieler; er spielte von 1987 bis 2002 und damit seine gesamte professionelle Karriere beim FC Basel. Heute arbeitet er in der Nachwuchsabteilung des FC Basel und nimmt dort seit 2017 auch im Verwaltungsrat Einsitz.

Ceccaroni, dessen Eltern aus Italien stammen, ist am Helvetiaplatz im Iselin-Quartier aufgewachsen. 1977 begann er, bei den Junioren des FC Basel Fussball zu spielen und durchlief alle Juniorenabteilungen, bis er 1987 in die erste Mannschaft aufgenommen wurde. Seine grössten Erfolge waren der Wiederaufstieg mit dem FC Basel in die Nationalliga A (1994) und der erste Meistertitel des Vereins seit 22 Jahren (2002).

Obwohl fussballerisch limitiert, gilt Ceccaroni in seiner Heimatstadt Basel als Kultfigur. Einerseits, weil er 25 Jahre bei seinem Stammverein blieb und in den Spielen immer vollen Einsatz zeigte, andererseits, weil Ceccaroni während seiner gesamten Profikarriere in der obersten Spielklasse nie ein Tor erzielte; auch dann nicht, als er 2000 in einem Meisterschaftsspiel gegen die Grasshoppers Zürich einen Elfmeter verschoss und den folgenden Nachschuss an die Unterlatte statt ins leere Tor setzte.

Nachdem ihm 2002 der FC Basel den Vertrag nicht verlängert hatte, spielte er darauf kurz beim Amateurverein SC Dornach, bis er zum BSC Old Boys Basel als Spielertrainer wechselte. Seit Sommer 2012 ist Ceccaroni Technischer Leiter der Nachwuchsabteilungen des FC Basel. Sein Bruder Stefano Ceccaroni ist ebenfalls ehemaliger Fussballprofi und jetziger Fussballtrainer.

Im Februar 2019 meldet der FC Basel eine Beteiligung am indischen Fussballklub Chennai City, Massimo Ceccaroni wird dabei als «Gesamverantwortlicher Sport des Indien-Projekts und Indien-Botschafter des FCB» eingesetzt.

Ceccaroni ist Mitbesitzer der ABT Bodenbeläge AG und arbeitete dort während zehn Jahren.

Literatur
 Thomas Bürgi: Massimooo. Massimo Ceccaroni, ein Basler Verteidiger par excellence. In: Basler Stadtbuch 2002, S. 20–23.

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Article: Berisha Sweeps Roar Awards
By: Kosovo Diaspora August 18, 2012
Albanian import Berisha has had a night to remember as he sweeped all major A-League awards at Brisbane Roar's official end-of-season presentation dinner on Saturday evening.
The striker already knew of his Golden Boot award following his 21-goal haul throughout the season but also won the Players' Player of the Year and Members' Player of the Year awards before claiming the coveted Gary Wilkins Medal for Player of the Year.Massimo Murdocca was also honoured on the night after he broke the record for most appearances for the club during the 2011/12 season – the foundation player is now up to 139 Hyundai A-League appearances in a Brisbane Roar jersey.In the Westfield W-League awards, inspirational midfielder Tameka Butt was named Player of the Year while Aivi Luik won the Players' Player of the Year award in a season where the team fell just short of Grand Final glory after losing the decider 4-2 to Canberra United.With both players having secured overseas contracts for the Australian off-season with Boston Breakers in the United States and Denmark's Brondby respectively, their awards were accepted on their behalf by their coach Jeff Hopkins and captain Clare Polkinghorne.Kenneth Dougall claimed the club's National Youth League Player of the Year after consistently strong performances throughout the season under Head Coach John Sime.In the off-field awards, community coach Lorna Dent was named Brisbane Roar's Club Person of the Year award while event manager Bruce Stalder received an honourable mention after notching up more than 100 home games at his time with the club.WINNERS
Hyundai A-League Players' Player of the Year – Besart Berisha
Hyundai A-League Members' Player of the Year – Besart Berisha
Golden Boot winner – Besart Berisha
Gary Wilkins Player of the Year – Besart Berisha
Westfield W-League Player of the Year – Tameka Butt
Westfield W-League Players' Player of the Year – Aivi Luik
National Youth League Player of the Year – Kenneth Dougall
Club Person of the Year – Lorna Dent
"Berisha Sweeps Roar Awards"
Written by Staff Writer. May 6 2012 11:36
Source: Four Four Two.com http://au.fourfourtwo.com/news/238926,berisha-sweeps-roar-awards.aspx
Further recommended readings
Mike Tuckerman. Why Besart Berisha is the A-League's Best Striker. Brisbane Times. February 17, 2012. http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/sport/why-besart-berisha-is-the-aleagues-best-striker-20120217-1teg1.html
The Impact of Besart Berisha. Football Federation, Australia. February 17, 2012. http://www.footballaustralia.com.au/news-display/The-impact-of-Besart-Berisha/45444
http://www.footballaustralia.com.au/news-display/The-impact-of-Besart-Berisha/45444?movideo_m=163073
http://www.footballaustralia.com.au/news-display/The-impact-of-Besart-Berisha/45444
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NYU Stern School of Business to launch first 'Creative Destruction Lab' in U.S.
New York University is embracing destruction and disruption.
Its Stern School of Business is slated next year to launch a "Creative Destruction Lab" — a venture program that will bring in early-stage science and technology-based startups to learn how to commercialize their products. It will be the first of its kind in the country, according to school officials.
About 25 startups from around New York City will have the opportunity to work on their business models over the course of nine months, from September to May. The startups will then be assigned mentors from across NYU who will provide technical assistance to the developers in areas like artificial intelligence, machine learning and medical devices.
"Very few investors have a deep experience or knowledge that is required to assess startups in this space," said Deepak Hegde, director of the Creative Destruction Lab and professor in both the master's and doctoral programs at Stern.
"When you have complex science and technology [startups], it's hard for them to talk directly with an investor," he added.
Along with science mentors, the startups will also receive help from Stern graduate students, "to do the work necessary to convert science and technology ideas into a successful business," Hegde said.
The graduate students will provide assistance for credit. They will take a two-semester class taught by Hegde, learning about the specific cases and how to help the startups develop.
There will also be early-stage venture capitalists involved, sitting in on meetings and — NYU hopes — providing funding to the startups.
The Creative Destruction Lab will be funded through corporate partners and the venture capitalists, since the school is providing them with a service by screening and bringing startups to them. The school is not charging the startups.
Raghu Sundaram, vice dean for MBA Programs and Online Learning at NYU, said the creation of the lab signals a deep commitment to entrepreneurship education.
The goal is to be "a hub that matches inspired ideas with the expertise to scale and commercialize them — and develop MBA students in the process who may want to follow a similar entrepreneurial path in the future," Sundaram said.
The concept for the lab originated at the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto. Applications will be accepted from startups beginning January 1, 2018.
Hegde said he's hoping the Creative Destruction Lab puts NYU at the center of disruption happening in several fields.


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Eden launched in San Francisco in 2015, and has quickly become the marketplace of choice for busy office managers who need to arrange office cleaning, office moving, handyman, administrative services, snacks and supplies, and other office services.
One client that uses Eden in Los Angeles is Headspace, creator of the most popular meditation app. Headspace employs 150 at its LA headquarters, and office manager Linda Isra uses Eden. "Eden has been extremely helpful in providing our team and the workplace with the resources we need to make the office run smoothly," said Isra. "With the help of our dedicated account manager, they're able to deliver a high-quality standard through a wide range of services they offer."
Moving company You Move Me is one of the hundreds of vendors participating in the Eden marketplace, initially in San Francisco and now also in LA and Austin. "Participating in the Eden office services marketplaces has helped us grow our business in San Francisco by 10-15 percent, and we expect a similar boost in LA and Austin," said Ulises Alcocer, General Manager at You Move Me. "Eden has provided us with a steady stream of high-quality business. Tons of fast-growing businesses, including technology companies, use Eden, so they have given our relatively low-tech business great access to the booming tech economy. We're excited to continue working with Eden as it expands nationally."
Eden CEO Joe Du Bey said, "Eden's platform to solve all on-site needs has proven to be very popular with our clients in the Bay Area, and feedback from beta customers in LA and Austin has also been very positive."
Office Cleaning: Regularly scheduled office cleanings, both at nighttime and for day porters.
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Office Moving: Disassembling/assembling furniture and cubes, moving single offices or entire companies, hanging pictures, setting up conference rooms, etc.
Snacks & Supplies: From stocking kitchens to the supply closet.
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To learn more about Eden or to book service, visit https://www.eden.io/.
Eden is the best platform for office managers to find all the on-site services they need, including office cleaning, office moving, handyman services and IT support. With hundreds of service provider listings, Eden delivers reliable, convenient, high-quality services -- making office managers lives much easier. Based in San Francisco, Eden is venture backed and growing rapidly. Learn more at www.eden.io.


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Q: Add values together from two SQL queries to create a third value My first post so here goes, been doing some basic SQL but having to learn a bit more due to more responsibilities.
Query 1 below gives me a year to date value of all codes in our Financial System, these run from Objective AAAAA to ZZZZZ and Subjective 0000 to 9999, not all codes are in use, at present this is at week 28 in year 15.
Query 2 below gives me the total value of journals (in three journal tables) that have been input this week (29), they have a field called jnl_processed that can be selected with the line AND JNL_PROCESSED = 'N', this adds up the value of the no processed journals as per the relevant Objective and Subjective codes, there are are lot less codes on this table compared to table 1.
I am looking ahead to year end and a worthwhile query would be to see the value of all the Year_To_Date (YTD) in this instance week 28 added to the journal value week 29 to create and new column total.
I have the two queries separately below, but struggling to merge the two, can anybody assist?
Query 1
SELECT OBJ_FULL,SUBJ_FULL,ACT_YTD_TY
FROM DB2ADM2.TFINCATP
WHERE OBJ_FULL = 'TBBBB'
AND ACT_YTD_TY <> 0.00

Produces this:
OBJ_FULL    SUBJ_FULL   ACT_YTD_TY
TBBBB           3420            12,000.00
TBBBB           3473            18,453.02
TBBBB           3524            2,480.40
TBBBB           3704            585.00
TBBBB           7704            -4,142.71
TBBBB           8199            -25.00
TBBBB           9400            -168,363.10
TBBBB           9403            -457.56
TBBBB           9404            -9,666.73
TBBBB           9405            -13,098.05

Query 2
SELECT  JNL_OBJ, JNL_SUBJ, SUM(JNL_VALUE)
FROM DB2ADM2.JNLFILE
WHERE JNL_PROCESSED = 'N' AND JNL_YEAR = '15'
GROUP BY JNL_OBJ, JNL_SUBJ
UNION
SELECT  JNL_OBJ, JNL_SUBJ, SUM(JNL_VALUE)
FROM DB2ADM2.JNLRFILE
WHERE JNL_PROCESSED = 'N'  AND JNL_YEAR = '15'
GROUP BY JNL_OBJ, JNL_SUBJ
UNION
SELECT  JNL_OBJ, JNL_SUBJ, SUM(JNL_VALUE)
FROM DB2ADM2.JNLYFILE
WHERE JNL_PROCESSED = 'N'  AND JNL_YEAR = '15'
GROUP BY JNL_OBJ, JNL_SUBJ

Produces this:
JNL_OBJ JNL_SUBJ    VALUE
TBBBB   9404            -547.78
TBBBB   9405            -24.39
TBBCA   9404            547.78
TBBCC   9400            24.39

Ideally the result should return (using four codes as an example)
OBJ     SUBJ    YTD           VALUE        TOTAL
TBBBB   3420    12,000.00   0.00       12,000.00
TBBBB   9403    -457.56     0.00       -457.56
TBBBB   9404    -9,666.73   -547.78    -10,214.51
TBBBB   9405    -13,098.05  -24.39     -13,122.44

Any assistance greatly appreciated, I don't know if there is a simpler way to merge the three journal tables rather than using UNION, the columns are the same apart from JNL_SOURCE which is JA, JC and JD for each of the tables.
This is the current data being returned at 15:30 on 21 Oct 15
OBJ         SUBJ     YTD        VALUE   TOTAL
TBBBB   9404    -9666.73    -547.78 -10214.51
TBBBB   9405    -13098.05   -24.39  -13122.44

There are several other codes with a value in the YTD column but the VALUE column is zero, I need to include all codes.

A: You have two perfectly good queries worked out. Now you need to use them as if they were tables -- think of them as virtual tables -- and join them together.
Something like this will do the trick.
SELECT query1.OBJ_FULL, query1.SUBJ_FULL,
       query1.ACT_YTD_TY, query2.VALUE,
       (query1.ACT_YTD_TY + query2.VALUE) AS TOTAL
  FROM (
          /* your first query */
       ) query1
  JOIN (
          /* your second query */
       ) query2 ON query1.OBJ_FULL = query2.JNL_OBJ
               AND query1.SUBJ_FULL = query2.JNL_SUBJ

That does the trick of laminating your two result sets together.

A: Try ...
SELECT EOYQuery.OBJ_FULL AS OBJ,
       EOYQuery.SUBJ_FULL AS SUBJ,
       EOYQuery.ACT_YTD_TY AS YTD,
       JournalsQuery.JournalsValue AS VALUE,
       ( EOYQuery.ACT_YTD_TY + JournalsQuery.JournalsValue ) AS TOTAL
FROM ( SELECT OBJ_FULL,
              SUBJ_FULL,
              ACT_YTD_TY
       FROM DB2ADM2.TFINCATP
       WHERE OBJ_FULL = 'TBBBB'
         AND ACT_YTD_TY <> 0.00 ) EOYQuery,
     ( SELECT JNL_OBJ,
              JNL_SUBJ,
              SUM( JNL_VALUE ) AS JournalsValue
       FROM DB2ADM2.JNLFILE
       WHERE JNL_PROCESSED = 'N' AND
             JNL_YEAR = '15'
       GROUP BY JNL_OBJ,
                JNL_SUBJ
       UNION SELECT JNL_OBJ,
                    JNL_SUBJ,
                    SUM( JNL_VALUE ) AS JournalsValue
             FROM DB2ADM2.JNLRFILE
             WHERE JNL_PROCESSED = 'N' AND
                   JNL_YEAR = '15'
             GROUP BY JNL_OBJ,
                      JNL_SUBJ
       UNION SELECT JNL_OBJ,
                    JNL_SUBJ,
                    SUM( JNL_VALUE ) AS JournalsValue
             FROM DB2ADM2.JNLYFILE
             WHERE JNL_PROCESSED = 'N' AND
                   JNL_YEAR = '15'
                               GROUP BY JNL_OBJ,
                      JNL_SUBJ ) JournalsQuery
WHERE EOYQuery.OBJ_FULL  = JournalsQuery.JNL_OBJ
  AND EOYQuery.SUBJ_FULL = JournalsQuery.JNL_SUBJ;

If this is or is not a suitable answer, then please feel free to comment accordingly.
Please Note : Without knowing for sure the structure of the tables being referenced as well as a representative (imitation) sample of the data stored in those tables, I am unable to test my answer.
I could try to deduce these from the samples you have supplied, but constructing the script necessary to replicate these in MySQL would take more time than I currently have.  If you have or can construct such script yourself and you are allowed to post it, and do so, then I will be able to test my answer and hunt down any bugs that may be present.

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The goal for every community should be to develop a contingency plan in case the very things we dread actually happen.
Suddenly, there's no more water coming from your tap or any water that does come from faucets may no longer be safe to drink due to contamination by chemicals, sewage, or worse.
If you're going to prep for disaster, wouldn't it be wise to have a source of drinking water not connected to the water company?
Using a mix of primitive technology and modern day technology -- you can have a source of drinking water -- through rainwater harvesting.
If you don't have the finances, that's ok -- there are several creative ways to collect rainwater as it falls on your home and property and then bottle and store it for later use.
Empty jugs are light weight -- if you lack storage space, consider storing these in your attic. Or, if you live in an apartment or condo without an attic, be creative. Lift your bed frame two feet off the floor (purchase some lumber from your local hardwood store) and then build a storage area right under your bed. You may be able to store 20 empty five gallon jugs right under your bed.
If you take the time to think, you'll probably find additional creative spaces to store empty water jugs, even if you don't think you have the extra space.
Now you're much more prepared for a catastrophic disaster -- you'll have a system ready for harvesting rainwater, and supplying your family with drinking water, much like what is found in a number of third-world countries today.
Tip: There's no telling when the first rainstorm will occur following a disaster. Today, consider filling a number of these 5 gallon jugs with tap water. Then, every six months or so, dump the water out and refill your jugs (water can go "bad" after a few months of storage). That way your water is relatively fresh, should a disaster not take place for several months after you begin your water storage preps.
Companies that specialize in rainwater harvesting systems can supply all of the components you might need while others perform complete installations such as building roofs (metal roofs), providing back-up generators, and even include a first flush filter chamber that automatically disposes of the first few gallons of water collected following a storm, as the first few gallons usually carry dirt and other sediment that's collected on a roof since the last rain storm.
What if you don't have the finances for one of these advanced system? Good news -- there are simple, inexpensive ways to also harvest rainwater. Even if you do purchase an advanced system and have it installed at your home or property it's a good idea to learn how these simple systems work because there's always a chance your advanced system will be destroyed in a major disaster.
Once these first few gallons of rainwater are dumped by a first flush system -- to reduce the fine particles of dirt -- rainwater then collects in a water tank (or multiple water tanks, depending on the size and scope of your system), where it is then stored. A good, sturdy corrugated steel water tank makes a great choice for large storage requirements.
If your water tanks are full when a disaster strikes, you'll have several hundred gallons of water for you and your family to live off.
Should a disaster be so widespread that you one day run out of fuel to power the generator to power the pumps that run your rainwater harvesting system, it's not the end of the world.
Now it's time to fall back on primitive technology and use techniques used by primitive people in different parts of the world to collect rain water.
Because harvesting rainwater subjects collected water to contaminants from the environment (such as bird dung, insects, polluted air, and even plant debris), often it's being used to supply water for washing and toilets, rather than for drinking.
You, being a prepper -- a person who takes steps to prepare home and family for a time of disaster -- should take the time to learn a few simple methods for rainwater harvesting. You'll be a great help to your neighbors in their time of need, as well as have a back-up plan should you have to evacuate the area and leave your large stores of bottled water behind.
Here's another reason for rainwater harvesting -- collecting rainwater will help make any bottled water you have stockpiled last longer.
A surface is turned toward the sky and pointed downward at a slight angle, to a low point, where water that collects then "funnels" to either a bucket or even to a pipe, that then carries the water to a barrel, tank, pond, or underground tank.
The further away from trees, the better -- your tarp will collect less bird dung and also less debris (like leaves and pine needles) that fall.
Most homes have a natural system for collecting rainwater -- gutters. Your gutters will have a series of drains, often on each corner of a home, that then funnel down a second gutter (down-spout), to either be carried away underground, or to simply drain into yards and driveways.
Stockpile a few large tarps; in a time of disaster you can drape 2 - 3 large tarps over the roofing of your home, allowing rainwater to collect on the tarp and then drain into your gutters.
Because of mosquitoes, build "closed-loop" systems. This means that once water hits a gutter, it doesn't collect and pool, offering mosquitoes a place to breed. Instead, the water should drain immediately to a down-spout, and then collect in sealed barrels or tanks.
** In areas of trees, use screens over your gutters ("gutter screens") to help prevent things like leaves, seeds, and pine needles from washing down into barrels or tanks.
To prep for a time of disaster or other extended emergency, keep roofing materials on hand that are safe to use for potable drinking water. I'm referring to sheets of plastic or metal used commonly on sheds and sometimes homes that do not contain toxins or heavy metals (talk to manufactures and even experts in the rainwater harvesting field who build roofs for this purpose). Most traditional roofing materials such as tiles, shakes, cement, wood, or others have ingredients that will leech into water. This water is not good for anything other than washing and for toilet water.
High-winds can also take your tarps right off your roof. Learn how to use bricks and string to tie several anchor points to any tarp you use on your roof. You can also tie string to several grommets, and then bolt these ties to the side of your home, but in strong enough winds these grommets can tear free. In this case, look for "heavy duty" tarp. It's much stronger than many types of typical store-bought tarp.
* Set it at the base of your tarp, where water drains off. It will drip down on to this makeshift gutter and then drain down to a bucket or other container you've set up for capturing water.
A neighbored destroyed by a natural disaster will offer numerous materials that can be used to harvest rainwater. Use a hammer and saw to pry and cut into walls where you can cut away pipes used to carry water (small diameter pipes carry clean drinking water to sinks ... don't use larger diameter pipes that carry "greywater"; which is waste water from sinks, dishwashers, washing machines, and shower drains) or toilet water. Use these pipes you've scavenged in conjunction with tarps you've stockpiled.
** Better yet -- along with those tarps you're prepping with, stockpile a number of PVC pipes that are used in plumbing for drinking water (any Lowes or Home Depot will have them). They're inexpensive, light-weight, and can be used in any primitive rainwater harvesting system you build.
** While we're on the subject of materials to prep with, be sure to stockpile a few rolls of duct tape, or as much as a few cases. Duct tape can be used in large amounts to tape together pipes (be sure to have pipe joints, which there are different types, for connecting pipes together at different angles).
Going into winter, if you're counting on your water tank supplying you with drinking water for several weeks at a time, there are different methods for keeping water in your tanks from freezing, when there is no power.
* Start by purchasing insulating blankets that wrap around water tanks, or build insulation yourself (in a mega-disaster you'll be surprised at just how much debris from destroyed homes and buildings can be found, such as wall and attic insulation, which you can collect).
* Tanks can also be buried beneath homes and accessed by cellars. The ground beneath homes is typically warmer when a "heat island" is created, which is a natural occurrence.


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Oklo
Uranium mines site in Gabon where natural nuclear fission reactors were discovered in 1972
The natural nuclear fission reactors of Oklo:
(1) Nuclear reactor zones
(2) Sandstone
(3) Uranium ore layer
(4) Granite
Oklo is a region near the town of Franceville, in the Haut-Ogooué province of the Central African country of Gabon. Several natural nuclear fission reactors were discovered in the uranium mines in the region in 1972.
Gabon was a French colony when prospectors from the French nuclear energy commissariat (the industrial parts, which later became the COGEMA and later Areva NC) discovered uranium in the remote region in 1956. France immediately opened mines operated by Comuf (Compagnie des Mines d'Uranium de Franceville) near Mounana village to exploit the vast mineral resources, and the State of Gabon was given a minority share in the company.
For 40 years, France mined uranium in Gabon. Once extracted, the uranium was used for electricity production in France and much of Europe. Today the uranium deposits are exhausted, and the mine is no longer worked. Currently, mine reclamation work is ongoing in the region affected by the mine operations.
Some of the mined uranium was found to have a lower concentration of uranium-235 than expected, as if it had already been in a reactor. When geologists investigated they also found products typical of a reactor. They concluded that the deposit had been in a reactor: a natural nuclear fission reactor, around 1.8 to 1.7 billion years BP – in the Paleoproterozoic Era during Precambrian times. At that time the natural uranium had a concentration of about 3% 235U, and could have reached criticality with natural water as neutron moderator allowed by the special geometry of the deposit.[1][2]
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^ Lederman, Leon; Hill, Christopher (2004). Symmetry and the Beautiful Universe. Amherst: Prometheus Books. pp. 40-42. ISBN 9781591022428.
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Manaugh, Geoff (Dec 8, 2009). "One Million Years of Isolation: An Interview With Abraham Van Lu". World Changing. Archived from the original (pdf) on December 12, 2009. Alt URL
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Easy Breezy: Chalk Stack
The Los Angeles Dodgers have found plenty of offensive success this season, ranking sixth in the MLB in runs scored, 17th in team batting average, and third in OPS. They have struggled in Los Angeles at times, where they are hitting .239 with a .425 slugging percentage and a .744 OPS. The Dodgers are averaging 4.3 runs and 3.2 extra-base hits per game in Los Angeles, as well. They are also -297 favorites in a game set at 8 runs, giving them an implied run total of 5.2 runs tonight.
The Dodgers get a matchup against Jacob Nix, who has struggled through seven starts this season. In those games, he owns a 2-3 record with a 5.75 ERA and a 1.42 WHIP. He has also allowed a 1.3 HR/9 with a 4.8 K/9 through 36 innings. Nix has also struggled more against left-handed batters, allowing them to hit for a .300 average with a .544 slugging percentage and a .377 wOBA. He's allowing righties to hit for a .266/.413/.326 line this season, as well. Furthermore, Nix is allowing his opponent to hit for a .316/.500/.379 line on the road this season. He has struggled in nearly every MLB situation this season, and the Dodgers feature one of the highest upside offenses in the MLB. They come with a high floor in this matchup, as well.
Wildcard GPP: Low Owned Stack
The Chicago Cubs have featured plenty of ups and downs offensively this season, but they rank 10th in the MLB in runs scored, fourth in team batting average, and eighth in OPS through 153 games. They have hitting .254 with a .405 slugging percentage and a .732 OPS on the road this season. The Cubs are also averaging 4.6 runs and 3.1 extra-base hits per game away from home. They are -199 favorites in a game set at 9 runs, and they feature the highest implied run total on the slate at 5.4 runs.
Lucas Giolito will be taking the mound for the Chicago White Sox tonight. He has struggled through 14 home starts, recording a 3-6 record with a 7.91 ERA and a 1.67 WHIP in those games. He has also allowed a 1.5 HR/9 with a 7.9 K/9 through 66 home innings. Overall, he's allowing his opponents to hit for a .263 average with a .451 slugging percentage and a .362 wOBA at home this season. He has also struggled against left-handed batters, allowing them to hit for a .262/.464/.359 line this season. The Cubs have flashed consistency recently, but it's their elite upside we're attacking tonight.
Bales' Bombs: HR Predictor
Shaw homered last night for us, and I'm going back to the well tonight. He has been playing well over his last 10 games, posting 68% hard-hit and 52% fly ball rates with a 98 mph exit velocity over that span. He also brings 0.128 wOBA and 0.215 ISO differentials against right-handed pitching.
Peter O'Brien
O'Brien has caught fire recently, hitting .375 with an .833 slugging percentage and a 1.300 OPS over his last 10 games. He has posted 45% hard-hit and fly ball rates with a 96 mph exit velocity over that span, as well. O'Brien has also posted a .654 slugging percentage and a .346 ISO against right-handed pitching in 2018.
Mike Trout
Trout gets a tough matchup against Justin Verlander, but he owns a .658 slugging percentage and a .336 ISO against right-handed pitching this season. He has also posted 44% hard-hit and 55% fly ball rates with a 93 mph exit velocity over the last 15 days. Trout owns four home runs over his last 10 games, as well.
Hidden Gem: Value Pitcher
Mike Fiers
Fiers has thrown extremely well this season, recording a 12-7 record with a 3.38 ERA and a 1.17 WHIP through 29 starts. He has allowed a 1.7 HR/9, while also recording a 7.2 K/9 through 162.2 innings this season. Fiers also also flashed tremendous upside recently, scoring 20+ DK points in six of his last eight starts. He's a -230 favorite in a game set at 8.5 runs, giving his opponents an implied run total of 3.4 runs tonight.
Fiers gets a matchup against the Minnesota Twins, who have struggled quite a bit offensively this season. He has been better against left-handed batters, holding them to a .233 average with a .428 slugging percentage and a .310 wOBA. He's also holding his opponents to a .247/.429/.310 line at home this season, although he has only thrown in Oakland a few times. Still, Fiers is a great option in all leagues for his current price tag tonight.
Hidden Gems: Value Hitters
Enrique Hernandez
Hernandez has caught fire recently, hitting .321 with a .607 slugging percentage and a 1.013 OPS over his last 10 games. He also owns 44% hard-hit and 37% fly ball rates with a 94 mph exit velocity over that span. Furthermore, Hernandez has recorded 0.011 wOBA and 0.046 ISO differentials against right-handed pitching.
I have already outlined Jacob Nix above, so I will not do that again. Hernandez is only expected to hit eighth in the Dodgers lineup, but he has been playing well enough to be used in all leagues, especially with how cheap he is.
J.T. Riddle
Riddle has cooled down a bit recently, as he's only hitting .206 with a .265 slugging percentage and a .493 OPS over his last 10 games. Riddle owns 33% hard-hit and 40% fly ball rates with a 91 mph exit velocity over that span, as well. He has been a dominant option against right-handed pitching, as he features 0.111 wOBA and 0.046 ISO differentials against righties.
Riddle gets a matchup against Anthony DeSclafani, who is allowing left-handed batters to hit for a .289 average with a .591 slugging percentage and a .394 wOBA. Riddle is expected to lead off for Miami, and he could see a couple extra at-bats tonight. He's a solid option, but he is better suited for tournaments.
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Diane Feinstein's Unscientific Chemical Scare Bill
The purpose of regulation is not to mollify rent-seeking activists
by Henry I. Miller and Josh Bloom
http://www.henrymillermd.org/21306/diane-feinstein-unscientific-chemical-scare-bill
Some years ago, when one of us (Dr. Henry Miller) was an assistant to Dr. Frank Young, the head of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, a woman approached Dr. Miller after she had heard Dr. Young give a lecture about the importance of regulation. She was quite appreciative of the FDA's efforts because, "My entire family and I are allergic to all known chemicals."
While that statement may sound like a bizarre and isolated incident, it was not then, nor is it today -- nearly four decades later. Confusion and ignorance about science, especially chemistry, have long been with us. The anti-vaccine movement was fueled by spurious concerns about a patently false relationship between a mercury preservative in vaccines and autism, and chemical additives are increasingly being cited as the reason for parental resistance to vaccination, which has led to the reemergence of serious preventable infections, such as measles. Measles infections increased by more than six-fold between 2010 and 2014.
Another example is the continuing sporadic controversy over the fluoridation of public drinking water, a hugely successful intervention for dental health. And while DDT was being vilified as highly toxic (it is not), millions of Africans died from malaria because the chemical was banned.
It seems that these lessons have gone unheeded. An example is the recently-introduced, updated Personal Care Safety Act introduced by Senator Diane Feinstein (D-CA). In some ways what is contained in the bill isn't terribly different from vaccine and fluoride scares. Nonetheless, in spite of the absence of any scientific evidence to justify the vast scope and huge expense of her pending legislation, Sen. Feinstein persists, beginning with an anecdote about an unsafe hair product which left a young girl bald, and then attempting to link this unfortunate incident to the trace amounts of chemicals we are exposed to every day.
What would the Act do? It would establish a "review process for ingredients used in personal care products. . . The FDA would be authorized to look at all available information on particular chemicals to determine whether they are safe and, if so, what the appropriate levels in products should be." In addition, "the FDA would be required to review at least five chemicals or categories of chemicals per year, chosen based on input from consumers, medical professionals, scientists, and companies" and "would also look at cumulative and aggregate exposures to ingredients as part of their safety analyses whenever such data are available."
Those new responsibilities would be a herculean task, and one based on overly risk-averse assumptions. Extrapolation of the effects of one harmful chemical to supposed risks from thousands of safe ones is the hallmark of the anti-chemical movement, which does significant harm. At its most benign, chemophobia has manipulated consumers to spend more for products in which one harmless chemical has been replaced by another. But the real victim is the erosion of the public's already-shaky understanding of even the most rudimentary concepts of toxicity and pharmacology.
Perhaps no chemical illustrates the consequences of public misinformation than formaldehyde, which is used in miniscule quantities to prevent bacterial growth in many vaccines. Sen. Feinstein wrote in a commentary, "Formaldehyde has been suspected to cause cancer since 1981, and has been listed as a known human carcinogen by the National Toxicology Program since 2011. Nonetheless, formaldehyde is still found in hair-straightening salon products." This statement is highly misleading for a number of reasons.
Chemicals are neither inherently good nor bad. They can be either or both depending on their inherent toxicity, level of exposure and method of use. Botulinum toxin can be a deadly contaminant of food, a drug or a commonly used cosmetic called Botox.
The science of toxicology tells us what quantity (dose) of a substance will be beneficial or harmful. This principle applies to the medicines used by Americans hundreds of millions of times a day to help relieve symptoms or to treat illnesses; for example, the right dose of aspirin or an over-the-counter cold remedy can be a therapeutic godsend, but consuming too much can be lethal. The same principle also applies to foods: Large amounts specific chemicals in nutmeg and licorice are notoriously toxic, yet we are perfectly safe consuming them because the normal amount of these chemicals in food is very low.
The same holds true when comparing the toxicity of industrial exposure to formaldehyde to the small amounts found in hair products. The two are not even remotely comparable. Undue concern over small amounts of formaldehyde implies that it is a foreign substance that our bodies are not prepared to handle. Not only are we routinely exposed to minute quantities of the chemical every time we eat fruit or drink fruit juice, but formaldehyde is an essential component for humans' metabolism. It is biosynthesized in our bodies as a building block for amino acids and DNA. We are not only constantly exposed to formaldehyde, but we actually need it.
Some of the other chemicals that Sen. Feinstein cites -- for example parabens and phthalates -- have been in common use for decades. "Concerns" about these chemicals are typically based on long-term, high-dose animal feeding experiments, which have not been shown to be relevant to human exposure.
Another misconception cited in the bill is that "parabens were found in the breast tissue of patients with breast cancer," which tells us nothing about the levels present and in no way implicates the chemicals in the cancers. Given the power of modern analytical techniques, vanishingly small quantities of thousands of chemicals can be detected almost anywhere. They have been around all along; only now are we able to "see" them.
Our water and air are cleaner, and our consumer products are of higher quality than ever before. Regulation has its place, to be sure, but it is intended to protect us from unreasonable risks, not speculative ones hyped-up by activists and pandering politicians.
Henry I. Miller, a physician and molecular biologist, is the Robert Wesson Fellow in Scientific Philosophy and Public Policy at Stanford University's Hoover Institution. He was the founding director of the U.S. FDA's Office of Biotechnology. Josh Bloom, who holds a Ph.D. in Chemistry, is the Senior Director of Chemical and Pharmaceutical Sciences at the American Council on Science and Health.


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Technoeconomic model for biofuels
by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Using JBEI's technoeconomic models, researchers can provide fuel production input factors to calculate fuel, energy and greenhouse gas output and derive production costs based on different processing strategies. Credit: JBEI
Now available on-line from the Joint BioEnergy Institute (JBEI) are two new, improved versions of a technoeconomic model created in 2010 to accelerate the development of next generation biofuels that are economically competitive with petroleum-based fuels. Incorporating the latest state-of-the-art technologies relevant to bioethanol production, these new wiki-based models simulate critical factors in the biorefinery process, such as production costs and energy balances, under different scenarios. This enables researchers to concentrate their efforts on the most promising strategies for cost-efficient biorefinery operations. Both new models correspond to refinery process configuration and performance scenarios, with one reflecting the best current technologies and the other reflecting projected technological developments.
"Two aspects were improved in the new models, configuration and performance, configuration, which encompasses the chemical engineering steps in the biorefinery process, and performance, which looks at how well each of those steps accomplish their intended purpose," says Daniel Klein-Marcuschamer, a researcher with JBEI's Deconstruction Division and one of the creators of both the original and the latest versions of the technoeconomic models. "The configuration is the same for both models, but the models differ in key process performance parameters, such as pretreatment, saccharification, and fermentation."
Like their predecessor, the new models are formulated to simulate a lignocellulosic ethanol biorefinery that uses corn stover feedstock. From a comprehensive set of fuel production input factors, users can calculate the resulting ethanol, energy and greenhouse gas output, and can derive production costs, then vary the input values to test the effectiveness of different processing strategies. Murthy Konda, also with JBEI's Deconstruction Division, working with Klein-Marcuschamer, updated the original technoeconomic model on the basis of research and analytical studies published since 2010.
"Over the last few years, there has been a significant research effort globally within the field of biofuels," Konda says.
"Subsequently, there is a need to ensure that the model-based tools such as our techno-economic models are up-to-date. Addressing this need is our current release of updated models
As before, we expect these new models will continue to be useful to biofuel research community. Eventually, we will be modeling scenarios for other types of biofuels using other types of feedstocks. Already we have started modeling biorefineries based on JBEI's in-house ionic liquid pretreatment of biomass technologies."
The new models have been released in the same wiki as the original along with accompanying notes. The 2010 model is still accessible so that current users can transition to the new models as needed. First-time users are encouraged to use the new models to take advantage of the updated research results and software.
Development of the JBEI technoeconomic models has been supported by Blake Simmons, who heads JBEI's Deconstruction Division, and Harvey Blanch, JBEI's Chief Science and Technology Officer. Both hold appointments with Berkeley Lab's Physical Biosciences Division as do Konda and Klein-Marcuschamer.
The JBEI technoeconomic models for biorefinery operations is free and available for downloading here
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Russian Culture, History, Russian Cultural Traditions, Events, Russian Food, Russian Cultural Clothing.
Russian culture began from the culture of the East Slavs with their specific beliefs and lifestyle in wooded regions of Eastern Europe. Ancient Russian culture was influenced by bordering Finno-Ugric tribes and by itinerant, mainly Turkic, peoples of the Pontic grassland.
Over the years the Russian culture has been inspired by Western European culture. In 20th century, the Russian cultural heritage has secured seventh position in the Nation Brands Index that is based on interviews of around 20,000 people primarily from the Western countries and the Far East. It happened because of the involvement of Russia into contemporary globalisation and international tourism.
In Russia, the most common foodstuff is bread, whereas potatoes, cabbage, carrots, and beets are considered as standard vegetables. The use of onion and garlic is substantial, particularly in preparing soups, stews, and salads. Russians love to eat meat. Some of the widely available and cheap food items are Sausage, pork, beef, mutton, chicken, and dried or salted fish. Some of the costly food items are veal, duck, sturgeon, and salmon.
Usually, Russians have coffee or tea with bread and sausage or cheese for breakfast. Their lunch consists of soup, potatoes, macaroni, rice or buckwheat kasha, ground meat cutlets, and peas or shredded cabbage. Boiled potatoes, soured cabbage, and bread or simply bread and sausage are some of the mostly served items in a Russian supper.
Russians also love diary products and fruits. They are fond of tea and coffee. Majority of Russians prefer to have meals at home.
Traditional dresses of Russian men are kaftan, kosovorotka and ushanka and that of women are sarafan and kokoshnik and lapti and valenki are the common shoe for all. The Cossacks who live in Southern Russia follow a different culture and they mostly wear burka and papaha.
Traditional peasant dresses are made of homemade canvas and wool clothes adorned with embroidery. The embroidery comes in various ornaments, executed in naturally painted threads. The color gamut of the threads is rich including red, blue, green, white, yellow etc.
The Russians follow Christian traditions like healing use of "holy water" from a church. Along with rural population, still the urban Russian intellectuals abide by the conventional beliefs about forest and domicile spirits and metaphysical curative practices. The Russians believe that whistling in the house calls for bad fortune. Saying people that have a beautiful child may be the reason for uneasiness and it requires protection against the evil eye.
Russian people conduct certain rituals during the death of a person to check the dead from staying or returning. During this time, people cover the mirror with black cloth and lay down the body in a way to make it easy for the spirit to go out. Relatives and friends go along with the deceased from home to church and from church to burial ground. After funeral, mourners come back to the family's home, where they are served with certain food items along with vodka and the deceased is remembered with anecdotes and stories. Food and vodka are kept at the deceased's place for nurturance of the soul. The soul is believed to stay on earth till forty days and during that period the family holds another gathering to offer farewell as the soul makes its way for heaven.


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Trenchcoat in Paradise is a 1989 American made-for-television mystery-crime film directed by Martha Coolidge and starring Dirk Benedict, Sydney Walsh, Catherine Oxenberg, Michelle Phillips and Bruce Dern.

Plot
Eddie Mazda (Dirk Benedict) is a hard-nosed private investigator originally from Jersey City, New Jersey. After working a job for a widow named Nan Thompson (Amy Yasbeck), he soon after is confronted by mob boss Dom Gellatti (Ralph Drischell), the man who killed Mrs. Thompson's husband. Having already ransacked Mazda's film studio for any incriminating pictures against him for fear of federal prosecutions, Gellatti gives Eddie the chance to back down by forcing him to leave Jersey City and never come back, or else. After gathering some of his possessions, leaving a phone message to his ex-wife Vicky, and leaving his pet goldfish with the next-door neighbor and her cat, Mazda is escorted by two of Gellatti's goons to the airport and given a plane ticket to Chicago and some money; instead, he decides to go to Hawaii, taking with him film negatives that he managed to hide from the mobsters.

Cast
 Dirk Benedict as Eddie Mazda
 Sydney Walsh as Mona Williams
 Catherine Oxenberg as Lisa Duncan
 Michelle Phillips as Suzanna Hollander
 Jeremy Slate as Robert Graham
 Kim Zimmer as Claire Hollander
 Bruce Dern as John Hollander
 Vincent Guastaferro as Carmen Nunzo Jr.
 Keone Young as Bob Kanuka
 Amy Yasbeck as Nan Thompson
 Montana Joe The Cat as Neighbor's Cat

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ROBIN VAN PERSIE proved to be the difference as Manchester United came up trumps on a defining day in the title race.
Van Persie scored with an inch-perfect header into the net to dampen the mood in the Arsenal camp.
David Moyes' side went into the game knowing that Manchester City had slipped up away at Sunderland.
Arsenal went into the game with confidence sky high after beating Borussia Dortmund away in the Champions League in midweek.
Arsene Wenger's side hadn't tasted defeat since the opening day of the season against Aston Villa and could have gone 11 points clear of United with victory.
United though had the vital ingredient in their locker- van Persie.
United had more of a cutting edge about their play in the first-half though there was little in the way of clear cut chances.
But they broke the deadlock after 27 minutes when Van Persie ghosted past Olivier Giroud from a Wayne Rooney corner and planted a superb header into the corner of the net past Wojciech Szczesny.
Rooney spurned a great opportunity to make it two on the hour mark when he linked up with van Persie but dragged his shot wide.
Chris Smalling the missed a great chance when he nodded wide with the goal at his mercy with 10 minutes remaining but held on for all three points.


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Bad News for Democracy as Shariah index outperforms in Q2 S&P Global Benchmark Shariah Index Series reveals best and worst performers during second quarter 2008
Bristol & West and the Arab Banking Corporation, which is offering a Shariah compliant buy-to-let home loan.Dhimmitude 101
On July 14, 2008 · In Britain, Dhimmitude, Sharia Compliant
Bristol and West offers buy-to-let mortgage for Muslims
By Lorna Bourke | 12:02:47 | 06 October 2005
http://www.citywire.co.uk/adviser/-/news/property-and-mortgages/content.aspx?ID=269166
A new opportunity for Britain's two million Muslims to invest in buy-to-let has been created by Bristol & West and the Arab Banking Corporation, which is offering a Shariah compliant buy-to-let home loan.
The product differs from conventional interest charging mortgages but the overall costs are very similar and competitive. Instead of paying interest for the use of money, the property is owned by the lender and leased to the buyer in consideration of rent, which is equivalent to the rate of interest charged on a normal buy-to-let mortgage. Rent is fixed for six months at a time. There are no penalties for repaying all or part of the loan. Rent is currently just over 5% of the amount borrowed.
'Until recently Britain's Muslims have not had a real choice in how they invest their money in keeping with their faith,' said Alison Pallett, head of consumer lending at Bristol & West. 'We have found that our Muslim customers have a particular interest in owning property and by offering a buy-to-let product which complies with Islamic law, we will be opening up many more possibilities for them.'
The alburaq range of home finance products is available either directly or through selected IFAs and is also available through selected branches of Lloyds TSB, which has specially trained Islamic Home Finance consultants. Lloyds TSB is offering alburaq Islamic Home Finance, in a growing number of branches across the UK, as part of an Islamic Financial service pilot. The bank is also offering an Islamic current account.
The launch of alburaq buy-to-let follows a price review in September, whereby the pricing of rent was lowered across the product range, which now includes self-certification and discounted rent products.
There are 2 million Muslims in the UK with estimated savings in excess of £1 billion in 2002. The estimated spending power of Muslim visitors to the UK in 2002 totalled £600 million. The estimated number of Muslim households in the UK is about 500,000.
Customers can obtain further information by contacting the alburaq helpline on 0800 587 88 66 (free phone) or by visiting www.alburaq.co.uk
Meanwhile, Lloyds TSB in Bethnal Green is to start offering Islamic banking services to the area's Muslim community. The branch is the latest join Lloyds TSB's Islamic Financial Services pilot, which has expanded to include seventeen branches across the UK.
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package com.stickyheaderviewpager;

import android.support.v4.app.Fragment;
import android.widget.ArrayAdapter;

import com.library.StickHeaderListFragment;

/**
 * A simple {@link Fragment} subclass.
 */
public class ListViewSimpleFragment extends StickHeaderListFragment {

    public static ListViewSimpleFragment newInstance() {
        ListViewSimpleFragment fragment = new ListViewSimpleFragment();
        return fragment;
    }

    public static ListViewSimpleFragment newInstance(String title) {
        ListViewSimpleFragment fragment = new ListViewSimpleFragment();
        fragment.setTitle(title);
        return fragment;
    }

    @Override
    public void bindData() {
        setAdapter();
    }

    public void setAdapter() {
        if (getActivity() == null) return;

        int size = 100;
        String[] stringArray = new String[size];
        for (int i = 0; i < size; ++i) {
            stringArray[i] = ""+i;
        }

        ArrayAdapter<String> adapter = new ArrayAdapter<>(getActivity(), android.R.layout.simple_list_item_1, stringArray);

        getScrollView().setAdapter(adapter);
    }
}