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Q: How do you get the time zone of a Redshift user? Where is the time zone of a Redshift user stored?

A: It is stored in pg_user. But, there is no clean way to extract that info as far as I know. The below solution assumes there are less than 11 configs added to the user.
with uc as(
select
    distinct usename ,
    SPLIT_PART(useconfig, '=', 1) as name ,
    SPLIT_PART(useconfig, '=', 2) as value
from
    (
    select
        usename,
        useconfig[0]::varchar(65535) useconfig
    from
        pg_user
    where
        useconfig is not null
union
    select
        usename,
        useconfig[1]::varchar(65535) useconfig
    from
        pg_user
    where
        useconfig is not null
union
    select
        usename,
        useconfig[2]::varchar(65535) useconfig
    from
        pg_user
    where
        useconfig is not null
union
    select
        usename,
        useconfig[3]::varchar(65535) useconfig
    from
        pg_user
    where
        useconfig is not null
union
    select
        usename,
        useconfig[4]::varchar(65535) useconfig
    from
        pg_user
    where
        useconfig is not null
union
    select
        usename,
        useconfig[5]::varchar(65535) useconfig
    from
        pg_user
    where
        useconfig is not null
union
    select
        usename,
        useconfig[6]::varchar(65535) useconfig
    from
        pg_user
    where
        useconfig is not null
union
    select
        usename,
        useconfig[7]::varchar(65535) useconfig
    from
        pg_user
    where
        useconfig is not null
union
    select
        usename,
        useconfig[8]::varchar(65535) useconfig
    from
        pg_user
    where
        useconfig is not null
union
    select
        usename,
        useconfig[9]::varchar(65535) useconfig
    from
        pg_user
    where
        useconfig is not null
union
    select
        usename,
        useconfig[10]::varchar(65535) useconfig
    from
        pg_user
    where
        useconfig is not null)
where
    useconfig is not null)
select
    *
from
    uc
where
    uc.name = 'TimeZone' ;


Further to last week's email, we are pleased to announce that Hawthorne will be hosting its annual Christmas Concert on Thursday, December 11th. There will be two shows (1:30pm and 6:30pm) and a reply form will be sent home on November 24th so that parents can indicate which show their family plans to attend. Please keep in mind that due to our gym's capacity, families will only be able to attend one of the shows and we will be restricting families to 2 tickets for the evening show or 4 tickets for the afternoon performance. We look forward to what should be a fun day of holiday cheer.
Our student "We Day" committee will be collecting food and money for Deltassist beginning on Monday, November 24th until Friday December 5th. We are hoping for donations of non-perishable food items and/or a loonie or toonie to support Delta families in need. Your support would be greatly appreciated. If you, or someone you know, is in need of extra support during the holiday season, please consider Deltassist's Christmas programs. Registered families can have access to food and toys. You can click here for more details and to check the eligibility requirements.
On Wednesday, November 12th our Student Council met for the first time this year. Their initial responsibility was hosting a vote in their classroom to choose a new school logo. All of our students were provided with a vote and the school-wide results were tabulated. In the end, students have chosen the logo on the right. This logo will be personalized to include "Hawthorne" along with our gold and navy blue colour scheme. We will also be removing the basketball. Our plan is to order school jerseys and offer this new logo on a line of clothing in the spring.
Our students also met to plan a "spirit day" for Friday, November 28th. We will be asking staff and students to dress up their hair for crazy hair day. Some ideas may include: temporary colour, braiding, spiking, curls, 80's feathering or wearing a wig, fake moustache or beard. We will have prizes for some lucky participants and it should be a fun day at Hawthorne.
You can view the latest monthly video by clicking here.
Each year at this time, we notice an increase in tardiness and we are asking for parents to help us resolve this issue. Chronic tardiness impacts the learning of not just the student who is late but also the classroom that is interrupted on a regular basis to accommodate a child who is late in arriving. Your attention to this issue would be greatly appreciated and we are thankful for the vast majority of students who are at school and ready to learn by 8:55am.
The snow is beginning to fall and winter is just around the corner. Get a Grade 4 & 5 SnowPass for your nine and ten year olds and get them out on the slopes this winter! Pick up a SnowPass for your 4th or 5th grader and save this winter. Snowstorms are already starting to hit parts of Canada and with all this snow comes all sorts of fun! Don't let your kids spend the winter indoors, get them out and active; try skiing and snowboarding this winter with the Grade 4 & 5 SnowPass.
Your kids have never skied or snowboarded before? No problem! With all the snow we are expecting this season, it's the perfect time to get them started. The Canadian Ski Council has everything you need to make it easy and affordable for your children to learn. Just register for a Grade 4 & 5 SnowPass for your child and receive three free lift tickets at each and every participating ski area, all across Canada. With over 150 locations participating in the program, there are hundreds of opportunities for your kids to ski and snowboard this winter!
Registering your child for a SnowPass is easy and open to any child in grade 4 or 5 (born in 2004 or 2005). Application forms are being distributed at most elementary schools across Canada and can also be found online at: www.snowpass.ca. Online registration is fast and easy, just visit www.snowpass.ca, upload your child's picture and proof of age, enter your method of payment and presto, your child's personalized SnowPass will be mailed directly to your home in days.
The Grade 4 & 5 SnowPass is a national program and is valid at over 150 ski areas across Canada including 32 ski areas in British Columbia, 19 ski areas in Alberta, 1 ski area in Saskatchewan, 2 ski areas in Manitoba, 33 ski areas in Ontario, 57 ski areas in Quebec, 8 in Atlantic Canada and 1 in the Yukon. With ski areas participating across Canada, families will not have to travel far to put the SnowPass to use. Kids can easily track how many lift passes they have left by visiting www.snowpass.ca. No matter where you live, everyone can take advantage of this fantastic offer. The only cost is a small administration/postage fee of $29.95 including taxes.
If this is your child's first time skiing or snowboarding, the Canadian Ski Council has it covered. Sign up for a Discover Learn to Ski or Snowboard lesson package, which includes a lesson with a certified ski or snowboard instructor, lift ticket and equipment rental, all for a very low price. Check out www.skicanada.org for a full list of ski areas that offer Discover lesson packages and their package prices.
Please note that the 828 Hurricane Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron is hosting an Open House on Wednesday, November 26th from 6:30-9:30pm. As Canada's largest youth program, the Air Cadets offer exciting opportunities for students aged 12-18. For more information visit www.828rcacs.weebly.com or contact via email at aircadets828@hotmail.com.


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'use strict'

let cli = require('heroku-cli-util')

async function run(context, heroku) {
  let app = cli.color.app(context.app)
  let warning = `This command will disable Automatic Certificate Management from ${app}.
This will cause the certificate to be removed from ${app} causing SSL
validation errors.  In order to avoid downtime, the recommended steps
are preferred which will also disable Automatic Certificate Management.

1) Request a new SSL certificate for your domains names from your certificate provider
2) heroku certs:update CRT KEY
`

  await cli.confirmApp(context.app, context.flags.confirm, warning)

  await cli.action('Disabling Automatic Certificate Management', heroku.request({
    method: 'DELETE',
    path: `/apps/${context.app}/acm`,
    headers: { 'Accept': 'application/vnd.heroku+json; version=3.cedar-acm' }
  }))
}

module.exports = {
  topic: 'certs',
  command: 'auto:disable',
  description: 'disable ACM for an app',
  flags: [
    { name: 'confirm', hasValue: true, hidden: true }
  ],
  needsApp: true,
  needsAuth: true,
  run: cli.command(run)
}

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Philippine News Service – – NEGROS Billiards Stable bet Ricky "Bai" Zerna defeated Bugsy Promotion ace Ronato "Volcano" Alcano, 13-3, in an all-Filipino finals to rule the Knightshot Champions 9-Ball Challenge at the exclusive Sharjah Golf and Shooting Club in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates on Wednesday.
Zerna, whose campaign here was supported by sportsman/ businessman Jonathan Sy, co founder of the Billiards Managers and Players Association of the Philippines (BMPAP) earlier beat stablemate Jarry "Putol" Pelayo, 12-10, in the semifinals while Alcano subdued Middle East-based compatriot Allan "Surigao" Cuartero, 12-9.
"Malaking panalo po ito para sa akin. Mahirap talunin si kuya Ronnie (Alcano) lalu na sa finals kaya hindi ko makakalimutan itong panalong ito, (It's a big win for me. It's hard to beat Ronnie (Alcano) especially in the finals that's why I will not forget this victory." said former Korean 9-ball open ruler Zerna, who pocketed the top prize of $10,000.
The Dumaguete-Bacolod City based Zerna, playing under the watchful eye of NBS head coach Christopher "Toper" Palses shocked Villar Cup ruler Gandy "Yang-Yang" Valle, 11-6, in the quarterfinals, Alcano downed local bet Rotchild, 11-3, Pelayo crushed Mustafa Hasaan, 11-5, and Cuartero nipped Mohammad Al Hosani, 11-6.


This elegant magnifier has a six-sided handle embellished with six 1" long mother of pearl rectangles and a 10mm mop cabochon on the end. There are heavy 24k triple plated gold accents forming the bail, on the handle and forming the frame for the magnifying glass.
The overall length is 3 3/4" and the 2X magnifying glass measures 1 3/4" in diameter. It hangs from a 36" heavy chain for attaching to your belt/girdle or hanging from your neck.
This is one of the pieces from the discontinued Renaissance stock of the Antiquities Couture Collection by 1928. All the pieces in the Antiquities Collection are reproductions of period pieces or inspired by the jewelry making techniques of centuries past. They are made with museum quality 24k gold electroplated settings that are embellished with semi-precious stones and/or enameling. Made in USA!


Are you doing the 2019 Reading Challenge with us but aren't participating in our Facebook Group? It's time for our next selection.
A book you've always wanted to read and haven't gotten around to.
If the Reading Challenge is new to you? You can find out more about it here. The discussion each month happens at the Read Along With Emilie Richards Facebook Group, but if you don't want to join us there, I announce each month's category at Southern Exposure, so you can read with us anyway. You can also tell us what you chose by commenting on this or any other post. Watch for the trumpet fanfare to find out each month's category.
There are 35 possible categories, assembled by the group, and the selection each month is computer generated. So far random.org has chosen some of our easier categories, but that won't always be true. Think of January and February as warm-ups for the harder categories ahead.
Most of all, have fun, and be sure to tell us what you're reading.
I read THE GOWN by Jennifer Robson. I thought it was very interesting as it told how the gown was made. how it was kept secret, and how authentic the book was to the actual gown.


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Q: java program - low CPU utilization I wrote a java program processing/parsing/persisting emails from SMTP server
I see that the CPU utilization is very low,
What set the amount of CPU my Java program can use?
How to increase the CPU utilization? say I would like it to use 100% of the physical CPU while its running.
I understand that it might be waiting on resources, but while an email is being parsed why isn't there a 100% spike in CPU Usage?

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THE NEW DESPOTISMS OF THE 21ST CENTURY: IMAGINING THE END OF DEMOCRACY?
Are we living in times marked by a quantum jump in anti-democratic ways of exercising power, perhaps even the birth of new political regimes with peculiarly 21st-century features? The aim of this project is to pose such questions, initially by examining the developing alternatives to democracy in contexts otherwise as different as China, Egypt, Vietnam, Singapore, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Russia and the Central Asian republics. The research examines the common contours and inner workings of their governments and societies. Special emphasis is being given to the way these regimes mobilise democratic rhetoric and make use of election victories. Consideration is given as well to how exactly they forge workable and often legitimate forms of government, for instance by means of economic nepotism, media controls, strangled judiciaries, dragnet surveillance and selective armed crackdowns on their opponents. The project aims to be global in focus, and draws upon a variety of materials and methods, including empirical data, historical reflection and artistic and literary works. The project pays special attention to the adequacy of such descriptive terms as dictatorship, autocracy and authoritarianism. It also considers whether suitably refurbished older concepts, such as despotism, can make better sense of these polities. Why these regimes seem both crisis-ridden and remarkably resilient is of central concern to the research. Of high importance are questions about the extent to which these regimes tend to cooperate both regionally and globally, and to feed upon each other's resources, and whether they in fact represent a serious long-term political alternative to the ideals and practices of power-sharing democracy as we have known it during the past generation.
"Dubai, United Arab Emirates – UAE" | Image Credit: Paolo Margari (April 2014) https://www.flickr.com/
Co-ordinator: John Keane
ARTICLE | Philippines cannot build a nation over the bodies of 100,000 dead in Duterte's 'war on drugs'
Nicole Curato, University of C...
ARTICLE | Egypt's Long Walk to Despotism
By Amro Ali There is a menacin...
VIDEO | The New Despotism of the 21st Century: Imagining the End of Democracy – John Keane
A lecture by Professor John Ke...
FESTIVAL | The New Despotisms
Date: Saturday 27th September ...

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