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Q: R - colouring scatterplot points
Hi there, I'm wondering why my code below makes the legend coloured, but the dots themselves are not:
# dataset <- data.frame(IDName, Value, Setpoints)
# dataset <- unique(dataset)

# Paste or type your script code here:
dat <- aggregate(Value ~ Setpoints + IDName, dataset, mean)

x <- dat$Value
y <- dat$Setpoints
z <- dataset$IDName

plot(x,y, main ="Turbidity Frequency Distribution",xlab="% Time < Turbidity level", ylab="Turbidity (NTU)")

lines(spline(x,y))

palette()
legend('topleft', legend = unique(z), col = 1:3, cex = 0.8, pch = 1)

#constant lines
abline(h=c(0.1,0.15,0.3), col=c("red","pink","purple"), lty=2, lwd=3)

A: Make sure that z is a factor. Then, use col = z when you create the plot. You will get colored points.
In your legend (the character values to appear in legend) to the levels of your factor z. In addition, set the colors based on unique(z) - they should match your points.
Here is the complete example. In the future, instead of putting data in a comment, please edit your question with the data. Also, you may want to consider ggplot2 for future plotting.
dat <- aggregate(Value ~ Setpoints + IDName, dataset, mean)

x <- dat$Value
y <- dat$Setpoints
z <- dataset$IDName

z <- factor(z)

plot(x, y,
     main ="Turbidity Frequency Distribution",
     xlab="% Time < Turbidity level",
     ylab="Turbidity (NTU)",
     col = z)

lines(spline(x,y))

palette()

legend('topleft',
       legend = levels(z),
       col = unique(z),
       cex = 0.8,
       pch = 1)

#constant lines
abline(h=c(0.1,0.15,0.3), col=c("red","pink","purple"), lty=2, lwd=3)

Plot

Data
dataset <- structure(list(IDName = c("Filter01", "Filter01", "Filter01",
"Filter01", "Filter01", "Filter02", "Filter02", "Filter02", "Filter02",
"Filter02"), Setpoints = c(0.16, 0.2, 0.3, 2, 2.2, 0.16, 0.2,
0.3, 2, 2.2), Value = c(96.1, 96.2, 96.428, 99.603, 99.6, 98.8,
98.9, 99.049, 99.194, 99.2)), class = "data.frame", row.names = c(NA,
-10L))


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At the Minstrel Show: Minstrel Routines From the Studio, 1894-1926 coming soon
Coming soon: At the Minstrel Show. This 2-CD compilation features 51 selections recorded between 1894 and 1926 and 56 pages of notes by Tim Brooks, author of the just-released McFarland book The Blackface Minstrel Show in Mass Media. Many of the selections are discussed in the book. Learn more and sign up to find out when it goes on sale →
Arthur Fields Anthology: Singer, Songwriter, Soldier now available
Our newest release is a career retrospective of the great Arthur Fields, who had a long and prolific career as a songwriter, vaudevillian, recording artist, radio personality, and music publisher. Featuring 26 tracks and a 32-page booklet with notes by Grammy-nominated author Ryan Barna, Anthology: Singer, Songwriter, Soldier tells the story of Fields' four-decade recording career, taking you on the journey from his very first recording (1914's "Along Came Ruth") to his last (a 1951 home recording of some of his hits, captured on wire). Learn more and order »
Now available: The Mike and Meyer Files by Joe Weber and Lew Fields
With their potent mixture of slapstick and fractured German dialect comedy, the pioneering vaudeville duo of Joe Weber and Lew Fields can rightly be called the granddaddy of all American comedy teams. Now for the first time, all of the pair's comedy recordings have been masterfully restored and compiled in one collection that tells the story of this hugely influential duo. The Mike and Meyer Files includes a 32-page booklet with new scholarship by celebrated authors Trav S.D., L. Marc Fields, and Richard Martin. Order today »
Lambert Yiddish Cylinders Added to the National Recording Registry
The Yiddish selections issued on Lambert cylinders from 1901-1905 have just been added to National Recording Registry. These recordings were researched and preserved on our 2016 compilation Attractive Hebrews: The Lambert Yiddish Cylinders, 1901-1905.
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SRC-3: novel regulator of T regulatory cells
Houston, TX - Feb 19, 2021
The team discovered that SRC-3 also regulates human immune T regulatory cells (Tregs), which contribute to the regulation of the body's immunological activity by suppressing the function of other immune cells, including those involved in fighting cancer. The study, which appears in the journal Scientific Reports, shows that Tregs whose SRC-3 function was eliminated failed to suppress the activity of other immune cells in the lab. The authors anticipate that their findings may help in the fight against cancer in the future by leading to new approaches to inhibit Tregs activity which consequently would release immune attack in tumors.
"Tregs play an important role by suppressing immune activity that can potentially harm the body," said co-corresponding author, Dr. Bert O'Malley, chancellor and professor of molecular and cellular biology at Baylor. "For instance, Tregs are critical to prevent autoimmunity, an immune response directed against normal tissues of a person, which can lead to severe disease."
In addition, breast cancer and other types of tumors include infiltrating immune cells that can contribute to the control of tumor growth or, on the other hand, provide local immune suppression that would favor tumor growth. Treg infiltration has been experimentally proven in breast tumor biopsies and correlates with poor prognosis and reduced patient survival.
"Dr. O'Malley's lab is the leader in SRC-3 research," said co-first author Dr. Bryan Nikolai, adjunct assistant professor molecular and cellular biology at Baylor and senior scientist at CooperGenomics. "SRC-3 is well-known for its role in cancer formation and proliferation, but we wondered what role it would play in immune T cells. A review of bioinformatics data revealed that SRC-3 is highly expressed in Tregs and this encouraged us to pursue this study."
"We experimentally show that SRC-3 is significantly enriched in both murine and human Tregs," said co-first author Dr. Prashi Jain, instructor of molecular and cellular biology at Baylor. "Working with human Tregs, we used our small molecule inhibitor SI-2 to effectively inhibit SRC-3 in Tregs. As a result, Tregs greatly reduced their ability to inhibit the activation of other immune cells that help in maintaining antitumor immunity."
The O'Malley lab had previously shown that SI-2 eliminates SRC-3 in breast cancer cells and, consequently, inhibits tumor growth in a mouse model of breast cancer. "Now that we know that SRC-3 also plays a key role in the immune system, I am excited to see whether our SRC-3 small molecule inhibitors might provide a dual benefit, eliminating cancer cells directly and also blocking the suppressive activity of Tregs, like killing two birds with one stone," said co-author Dr. David Lonard, associate professor of molecular and cellular biology and member of the Dan L Duncan Comprehensive Cancer Center at Baylor.
"There is a great deal of interest in finding ways to inhibit Tregs that suppress the immune system," said O'Malley, a member of Baylor's Dan L Duncan Comprehensive Cancer Center. "We are excited about the possibility that our approach with small molecule inhibitors might lead to promising therapies in the future. If we can remove the suppressive effect Tregs have in anticancer immune response with our small molecule inhibitors, the immune system then would be free to go after the tumor."
Other contributors to this work include David Cardenas, Brian York, Qin Feng, Neil McKenna and Subhamoy Dasgupta. The authors are affiliated with one or more of the following institutions: Baylor College of Medicine, University of Houston and Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center, Buffalo, N.Y.
This work was supported by NIH grants (HD80818/HD07857) and Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas grants (RP100348, RP101251 and RP170500). Further support was provide by CPRIT Core Facility Support Award (CPRIT-RP180672), P30 Cancer Center Support Grant (NCI-CA125123), NIH RR024574 and NIH S10 OD025251 (Union BioMetrica BioSorter) and by the Brockman Foundation.
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By platform I mean the service provider that hosts your website – such as Wix, Weebly, Vistaprint, WordPress to name a few.
Starting out the right way with a website means it's less stress, easier to manage so it takes up less of your time, and easier to change as your business grows or changes.
Now I know that you're thinking, Karen, you're a WordPress Business Consultant so obviously you're going to say go with WordPress.
I think, you can correct me if I'm wrong, I think that most of the decisions to go with those kind of website platforms are budget and ease of use. However I don't think that they're as cheap as you think, either in terms of money or time.
Will it make me look professional?
This is so important. Your website is where people will get an idea of who you are, what you do, why you do it and whether they want to work or buy from you.
If you're website is more relaxed for your clients, that's great but it still needs to be done in a professional way.
For example I know a business that sells a high end product yet their website says designed by Vistaprint at the bottom. I've seen the recent TV adverts for Vistaprint and maybe they are trying to change their image but my impression of them is cheap business cards (and yes I have used them in the past). In my mind having an association with cheap on a high end product website simply doesn't work.
Will this platform allow my business to grow?
I know that when a lot of micro / home businesses start up that they are on a budget, I've been there and done that too. If you have a business plan (even if it's just in your head) make sure that you have marketing in there and a rough idea of how and when to create or upgrade your website.
If you are simply testing an idea or you know that all you'll ever want is a website with a few pages then one of the simpler platforms may be ideal for you. Yes right now all you may need is a 5 page website, but will that be enough in the future?
Do I own the domain for my website?
You want to make sure that you own your website domain. It's an important part of your business and branding. No-one other than you should own it – not a website platform and not someone who set it up for you – only you.
Why? Because as you build your business people will get to know your domain name, and if you don't own it then you've lost control.
You'd be shocked (or maybe you wouldn't be) at the number of clients that have come to me either about to lose their domain or their hosting.
Some platforms allow to buy a domain through them, or give it to you for free, but if you want to leave you have to pay a fee.
If possible, buy your domain name first in your name (or your company name) and then add it to the platform.
Make sure that your content (text and images) are still owned by you when you use a website platform. In other words always read the small print – no matter how small it is and how long it goes on for.
Can I move my content easily to another platform?
You would think that most website platforms have some sort of system where you can export your content so that if you decide to move to another platform super easy.
Unfortunately some platforms seem to think that if they don't provide a way of easily letting you export your content (yes it's your content after all) then you'll stay with them.
If you only have a small website, only a few pages, then copy and paste is an option when moving your website.
Can you imagine doing that on a big website that as grown over time to tens or hundreds of pages? I know business owners that either are or will have to do that at some stage.
Make sure that you have all your images and other content kept somewhere else so if you do need to re-create your website you have all the details.
Can I have a copy of my website for safe keeping?
I can hear you ask, Karen do I really need this, they take a daily copy anyway? The important word in that sentence is THEY. Yes they have a copy so how does that help you if you lose access to them?
Oh I have too many backups – said no-one EVER!
What's a fundamental of buying property? Location, location, location.
What is a little known fundamental of having a website? Backup, backup, backup.
Yes I know I'm coming across as a backup lunatic person and you're right. If you've worked damn hard on your website (or even if you haven't), you want to make sure that you have a copy somewhere.
All my clients, yes even on WordPress and even with excellent website hosting companies, have a regular backup of their website which is sent to cloud storage. This means that if anything happens to their website, hosting, or even to me, they have a full copy of their website that can be restored quickly to get them back up and running.
So which platform is right for you?
If you want to know which budget platform I would choose – I would probably go with WordPress.com. They do the hosting for you, you can take your own domain, you can add options to expand or change your business, you can take a backup of your website yourself and you can export your content too.
With any platform there is a learning curve, whether it's WordPress or something else.
If you want to find one that feels right to you then set up a few free accounts and see which one is easier to use. Just be aware that the easiest one may not be the one that answers all these questions in a way that you like, but at least you would know what choice you are making.
Can you have a copy of your website backup?
If you're on the right platform, congratulations, you can sleep easy at night.
If you're not sure, read the small print or ask questions of your website platform.
If you're not on the right platform or think you may need to move, you can check out my website business process and contact me if you want some help moving to WordPress.


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Stuart Frank Doyle (1 December 1887 – 20 October 1945) was an Australian radio and theatrical entrepreneur.

Biography

Born to English parents, he joined Union Theatres and Australasian Films and worked his way up to managing director, establishing the Capitol Theatre and State Theatre in Sydney as well as the State Theatre in Melbourne. He also helped lead the 1929 campaign against the Federal amusement tax which contributed to the fall of the Bruce-Page government.

In 1929 along with Sir Benjamin Fuller he helped found the Australian Broadcasting Company which was taken over by the government in 1932 and became the Australian Broadcasting Commission. He then set up the Commonwealth Broadcasting Corporation which acquired Sydney radio station 2UW. He was also part of the establishment of the Australian Powerboat Association.

The Great Depression caused the demise of Union Theatres and Doyle instead established Greater Union Theatres, and its production arm, Cinesound Productions. He appointed his former assistant, Ken G. Hall, to run Cinesound. Financial over-expansion saw Doyle forced out of the company by Norman Rydge and he resigned in June 1937.

References

External links
Stuart F. Doyle at Australian Dictionary of Biography
Stuart Doyle at National Film and Sound Archive

Australian film producers
1887 births
1945 deaths
Australian film studio executives

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package io.debezium.testing.system.tools.databases.sqlserver;

import static io.debezium.testing.system.tools.ConfigProperties.DATABASE_SQLSERVER_SA_PASSWORD;
import static io.debezium.testing.system.tools.ConfigProperties.DOCKER_IMAGE_SQLSERVER;

import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import org.testcontainers.containers.MSSQLServerContainer;

import io.debezium.testing.system.tools.AbstractDockerDeployer;

/**
 * @author Jakub Cechacek
 */
public final class DockerSqlServerDeployer
        extends AbstractDockerDeployer<DockerSqlServerController, MSSQLServerContainer<?>> {

    private static final Logger LOGGER = LoggerFactory.getLogger(DockerSqlServerDeployer.class);

    private DockerSqlServerDeployer(MSSQLServerContainer<?> container) {
        super(container);
    }

    @Override
    protected DockerSqlServerController getController(MSSQLServerContainer<?> container) {
        return new DockerSqlServerController(container);
    }

    public static class Builder
            extends DockerBuilder<Builder, MSSQLServerContainer<?>, DockerSqlServerDeployer> {

        public Builder() {
            this(new MSSQLServerContainer<>(DOCKER_IMAGE_SQLSERVER));
        }

        public Builder(MSSQLServerContainer<?> container) {
            super(container);
        }

        @Override
        public DockerSqlServerDeployer build() {
            container
                    .withPassword(DATABASE_SQLSERVER_SA_PASSWORD)
                    .withEnv("MSSQL_AGENT_ENABLED", "true")
                    .withEnv("MSSQL_PID", "Standard");

            return new DockerSqlServerDeployer(container);
        }
    }
}


Every blogger dreams of having thousands of followers. It's a known fact so don't deny it. I mean, who doesn't want people to read those posts you work so hard on? If you've been a blogger for a while, or started yesterday, then you might be looking to gain more followers.
I'm not saying it's a bad thing - on the contrary, if you have some sort of insight from beyond you NEED to share it with us.
I've written a post on how to direct traffic to your blog 24/7, so you're getting followers, but how do you keep them?
Today I'm going to tell you 6 things bloggers do to make me hit that unfollow button.
We are visual people by nature. If something isn't pretty, we ain't buying. I used to have so much trouble with this. I wanted a gorgeous design, nice graphics, etc. but I had no idea HOW to get them.
I've mentioned Gooyaabi Templates before, which is amazing! It even gives instruction on how to download it onto your blog. I 10/10 recommend.
As for graphics... I'm still not a pro when it comes to them. The ones I use currently are my favorite yet. But to be completely honest, I don't even remember where I got them. You really can find anything on Google, it just takes a little effort.
This sort of goes along with the last one, but I decide to give it category of its own. Bad images are the absolute worst. But at the same time, don't use photos off of Pinterest or random sites because they are not free!!!
If you can't take your own photos, use stock image sites like Unsplash or Pixbay, which have free, legal photos. It's a win-win situation!
There is nothing more annoying than misspelled words and grammatical errors. Please, please, PLEASE read through your posts several times before publishing them.
I know I have typos in my posts sometimes and my grammar isn't perfect. But at least try. Know the difference between your and you're; there, their, and they're. If you're unsure, then look it up! Like I said before, Google can teach you anything.
One thing I always check a blog for is when did they last post? If it has been more than a couple weeks I unfollow-simple as that. Of course there are exceptions. Sometimes bloggers must take a hiatus, I get that. But if you don't tell your readers they might think you've disappeared forever.
Even if you aren't able to post often don't worry. You don't need daily blog posts to engage readers. Try to be consistent. I've found that weekly posts are just enough for me. I have a whole 7 days* to write, edit, create images, format and promote my post.
*Let's be honest, I do it all the day before most of the time.
Be yourself! This is so hard. Especially when you read other blogs (like a good blogger) because of the different styles. Never ever try to sound like another blogger.
While you can't avoid talking about the same subjects, you can find your own writing style.
It has taken me a while to get my writing style down. It doesn't come easily - writing style is a muscle that must be worked. Now I know the way I write my posts, I know how to engage with my readers. But I still enjoy trying out new things.
Sometimes there will be a blog that I like, but I simply don't connect. It's not the bloggers fault, I'm the one not feeling it. And so, I unfollow.
Don't beat yourself up about losing a follower or two. In no time at all you will have replaced them with new followers. Don't give up on your blog or your followers. YOU CAN DO THIS.
One last thing, my friends Clara and Megan are both celebrating exciting milestones on their blogs with giveaways. Be sure to check those out and have a fabulous day!
What is one blogging pet peeve of yours? How long have you been blogging? Are you guilty of any of these? I know I am. Hit me up in the comment and tell me what's up!
I UNDERSTAND THIS SO MUCH! Content and how much effort really shows on the internet. I am a person who will hit that unfollow fast if it's not working out. Sorry HUN we are gonna break up now.
Awww, that's so tenderhearted of you. If I don't know the person, I don't really feel any obligation. But, hey, we need more people like you around!
Yeah? Thanks for the input!
haha I honestly have a hard time keeping track of all the blogs I follow..I haven't even gone back and unfollowed the bloggers that don't blog anymore. oops. xP XD anyways, great post!
I can't stand a cluttered, uh, news feed (shall we call it that?), so I go through and unfollow almost monthly. Guess I'm a little OCD about it - whoops!
Love this! My grammer is always so bad I really need to work on it haha.
Great post! So often I just keep doing what I've been doing over and over, even if it's really bad. I revamped my blog last year to use a cleaner design and better graphics, and I personally think it helped a lot!
SAME! It's hard to get out of a rut, sometimes. Oh yes, I love the freedom to change my theme whenever I want. It's so refreshing, don't you think?
I agree! Even me I have the same reason if I want to unfollow a certain blogger.


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US Sanctions Russian, Chinese Tech Firms over Funds for N. Korea
Indian Nuns Demand Justice for Sister Allegedly Assaulted by Bishop
Malaysian Police Question Those Paid Out of $972M in Najib's Account
Myanmar Gets First Foreign Investments for Power Projects in Fiscal Year Transition
Gov't Signs MoU with Beijing to Build China-Myanmar Economic Corridor
Myanmar's General Min Aung Hlaing takes part in a parade to mark the 72nd Armed Forces Day in the capital Naypyitaw, Myanmar on March 27, 2017. / REUTERS
By Zarni Mann 19 September 2018
MANDALAY—The UN Fact-Finding Mission (FFM) on Myanmar released a report on Wednesday suggesting that the government of Myanmar pursue the removal of the military from the country's political life, and to restructure the military without delay.
After performing a detailed case study of Myanmar, especially on the conflicts in Rakhine, Kachin and Shan states, the FFM report states that the Tatmadaw, the Burmese military, should come under full elected civilian control and be removed from the country's political and economic life.
"Peace will not be achieved while the Tatmadaw remains above the law," Marzuki Darusman, chair of the FFM, was quoted in the OHCHR press release.
"The Tatmadaw is the greatest impediment to Myanmar's development as a modern democratic nation. The commander-in-chief of the Tatmadaw, Min Aung Hlaing, and all the current leadership must be replaced, and a complete restructuring must be undertaken to place the Tatmadaw under full civilian control. Myanmar's democratic transition depends on it," he added.
The 440-page report by the FFM, which was submitted at the 39th Human Rights Council, features a wide range of evidence and details of human rights violations committed mainly by the military against the ethnic minorities, especially in Rakhine, Kachin and Shan states.
The full report by the FFM follows a preliminary report which was submitted in August calling for the investigation and prosecution of top military leaders for genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes.
In their report, the mission urged the government to revise the 2008 Constitution and said that the country should implement security reform by placing the security sector, including the military, under full civilian control which would require the parliament's approval in the appointing of a commander-in-chief and the use of funding for the military, and to abolish the military's quota in the parliament.
"The government of Myanmar, including the civilian authorities and the Tatmadaw as relevant, should abolish the quota for military seats in the legislature, the authority of the Tatmadaw to appoint vice-presidents and ministers and the military's control over certain ministries," said the report.
While urging the government, civilian authorities and the military to cease all unlawful security operations, gender-based violence and harassment and prosecution of human rights activists, lawyers, journalists and peace activists, the mission also urged for the release of the Reuter reporters, Ko Kyaw Soe Oo and Ko Wa Lone.
On the other hand, the report also urged the government to repeal or amend laws such as Peaceful Assembly Act, Burmese penal code 505(b), the Official Secret Acts, section 66(d) of the Telecommunications Act, and section 17(1) of the Unlawful Associations Act, which are threatening freedom of expression, opinion and association in Myanmar.
Although the mission is urging the government and the military to make the reforms without delay for the sake of the country's democracy, human rights activists are doubtful that the institutions would do so.
"The suggestions of the Fact-Finding Mission are of international standard and there is no other country in the world which puts the military first. However, we doubt the military will make the reform because there have never been signs of the military following suggestions from the UN or many other international bodies, in the past," said Lawyer U Thein Than Oo, the well-known human rights lawyer.
The lawyer said that the government is in a difficult situation in which the constitution blocks them from having full power of governance over the country and that the people are waiting to see how the government will react to the full report of the FFM.
"The suggestions of the mission are things which our country should comply with, although there are many incomplete facts in the report. However, whether it is complied with or not completely depends on the government and the military," he added.
"On the other hand, our country's governance system is very complicated and can be reformed only if [the government and military] are willing to do so. On the international stage, our country's image already has an ugly face and we hope it won't get worse."
The report also repeats calls for the United Nations Security Council to refer Myanmar to the International Criminal Court (ICC) as well as an arms embargo and sanctions, including travel bans and asset freezes against to the most relevant people including Snr-Gen Min Aung Hlaing and five other senior commanders.
The report also urges ethnic armed groups and the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) to comply with international humanitarian laws, to protect civilians, to respect human rights and to participate and negotiate with the government to end the conflicts.
Topics: Fact-finding Mission, UN


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Your Phone companion app was introduced by Microsoft in windows 10. The users of windows 10 who are involved in windows insider program were able to use "your phone app".
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Economy, Boston teams' success taking toll on local scalper/philanthropist
Posted on April 21, 2009 | 1 comment
BOSTON, Mass–Ignoring the presence of a few early morning stragglers milling around Yawkey Way and Brookline Ave., Billy Moriarty sidles up to the side of a building, lowers the pants of his blue Adidas tracksuit and urinates on the faded brick wall facing out toward an empty parking lot. Moriarty, 49, snaps his elasticized pants back against his gut and yawns audibly, looking disheveled and exhausted. A long night at the hospital will do that to a man.
Crossing over the Brookline Ave. bridge slowly, Moriarty effectively arrives at his concrete office: For over 20 years, he has supported himself by scalping tickets to Red Sox, Bruins and Celtics games. A mainstay of the Boston sports scene for decades, games can't be considered 'big games' if Moriarty isn't hawking tickets at a hefty profit. With the Red Sox' popularity swelling to epic proportions over the last 10 years, Moriarty's Fenway post has become his bread and butter.
For 81 games each season, Moriarty's primary job description is scalping Red Sox tickets at his usual post across from Uno's and Popeye's Chicken in Kenmore Square. The occupation has become lucrative enough to free him from three decades of living with his mother in a cramped triple-decker in Charlestown and deliver him into a lush, one-bedroom apartment in Roslindale. Not that he ever gets to sleep in his own bed these days.
"Yeah, I sleep there once a week, maybe–when I don't end up in the hospital all night," says Moriarty.
Surprisingly, it is not the dangerous, shady world of ticket scalping that lands Moriarty in hospital rooms so frequently. Rather, a newfound life mission has transformed the once reprehensible, skeevy scalper.
"I do volunteer work reading books to kids with cancer at Dana Farber Cancer Institute," he explains. "I'd say I'm there just about every night of the week for five to six hours at least."
While it is undoubtedly a noble cause Moriarty has undertaken, it has nonetheless rendered him a zombie during daylight hours. His moonlighting as a de facto children's librarian has quite obviously begun to consume him—bags hang lazily over his sleepless eyes, stubble grows unevenly from his tired face, a stale cigarette stench emanates from his clumsily constructed, ill-maintained physique. His voice has become all but a deliberate rasp, angrily hissing from his throat as though to make his listener shudder.
During the winter months, with just the Celtics and Bruins in season, Moriarty has the occasional night off. But this April has become the perfect storm of commitments now that the Celtics and Bruins are all but assured to still both be playing at least until May. Halfway through a two-week Red Sox homestand, the side effects are already evident.
"This is just the beginning for me," says Moriarty. "I just hope sales start to pick up once the weather gets warmer…Tickets aren't exactly in high demand right now. Times are tough. People aren't snatching up these tickets an hour before the game starts anymore. I'm here unloading seats until the fourth inning at half face value." Indeed, even the Red Sox have resorted to some rather predictable, blunt marketing techniques in order to meet historical ticket sale levels.
This is bad news for Moriarty. The volume of tickets Moriarty is able to flip onto Red Sox fans directly affects his hospital reading routine. After struggling with an alcohol addiction in his more formidable years, Moriarty fended off his dependence by turning to stimulants including cocaine, adderol, Ritalin, oxycontin and other—as he calls them—"cocktails" that help him live his crazy double life.
"I operate on a cash basis in all my business transactions," Moriarty explains. "If I have less cash from Sox ticket sales coming in than in years past, I don't get my medications and, unfortunately, the kids I read to suffer. I can't stay awake all night without my cocktails. And it's not like I can sell these kids the scattered singles I have left at the end of the night. They're bedridden, for crissakes. "
Composing himself, Moriarty takes a long, deliberate gulp of Vick's 40 cough syrup and chases it with a Monster energy drink to help lubricate his voice box. Hardened and crusty as he is, Moriarty has a gentle side that he rarely shows the outside world. He rebuffs repeated requests to have his photograph taken reading to children and is adamant that no one interrupt this very personal aspect of his life.
Similarly, he refuses to provide names for any of the children he reads to for fear that they will be exploited. His name, he says, will not be familiar if run past hospital officials since he uses an alias–which he also refuses to disclose.
"My favorite nights are the ones where I'm really feeling connected with a certain character and I start to talk like them in one of my fantasy voices. Sometimes a crowd of like five or ten kids just herds around me. It feels like I've got box seats for the World Series."
Moriarty is a sucker for the classics when it comes to his choice of reading material. "I've probably read the text for Charlotte's Web aloud over 100 times since I started volunteering," says Moriarty. "But I'm just as big a fan of Dr. Seuss' There's a Wocket in my Pocket and The Touch Me Book as the next guy. A lot of the kids are actually pretty big baseball fans. I've read the 2009 Bill James Baseball Handbook to a couple of kids over the last few months. They really seemed to like that. Sometimes we get into pretty heated discussions about stuff — you know, player projections and all that."
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Q: slow sql query optimization, I know it maybe hard to optimize this query without the db table, but am a newbie and wont trust myself, It is taking a lot of time to excuse this like 50 seconds and i cant think of another way to do it, just seems long
any tips are welcome to make this faster
SELECT SUM(x) AS d

FROM     ( SELECT COUNT(*) AS x
           FROM ( SELECT DISTINCT id
                  FROM streamsignature
                  WHERE time < '2013-01-03'
                    AND signature = 'v'
                    AND signaturelevel = 'check'
         ) AS subq

INNER JOIN files             ON subq.id  = files.id
INNER JOIN filedata fm       ON files.id = fm.id
INNER JOIN filetag v         ON files.id = v.id
INNER JOIN filetype ft       ON files.id = ft.id

LEFT  JOIN definitiondata dd ON files.id = dd.id

WHERE (    ( NOT filename LIKE '%abc2%' AND filename LIKE '%abc%' )
        OR (     filename LIKE '%abc2%' AND fm.dset = 1           ) )
  AND v.type   BETWEEN 0 and 4
  AND v.length BETWEEN 3 and 7
  AND v.decoder    = 1
  AND v.lighting   = 'bright'
  AND NOT vmd.time = 'xx:xx:Xx'
  AND ft.country   = 'IQ'

UNION

            i have a bunch of them like 4 with different conditions and
          stuff

A: I don't get something about your query, i don't know if I'm missunderstanding but:
( SELECT COUNT(*) AS x
           FROM ( SELECT DISTINCT id
                  FROM streamsignature
                  WHERE time < '2013-01-03'
                    AND signature = 'v'
                    AND signaturelevel = 'check'
         ) AS subq

INNER JOIN files             ON subq.id

Is the number of rows the id for the files table? As you, on your join clause have
ON subq.id  = files.id

And the only selected field is x, and it is the row count
Anyway...
I think is more like indexes problems. You should really use EXPLAIN to find out wich indexes are missing.
For example:
EXPLAIN SELECT * FROM orderdetails d
INNER JOIN orders o ON d.orderNumber = o.orderNumber
INNER JOIN products p ON p.productCode = d.productCode
INNER JOIN productlines l ON p.productLine = l.productLine
INNER JOIN customers c on c.customerNumber = o.customerNumber
WHERE o.orderNumber = 10101G

executing that query will produce:
********************** 1. row **********************
           id: 1
  select_type: SIMPLE
        table: l
         type: ALL
possible_keys: NULL
          key: NULL
      key_len: NULL
          ref: NULL
         rows: 7
        Extra:
********************** 2. row **********************
           id: 1
  select_type: SIMPLE
        table: p
         type: ALL
possible_keys: NULL
          key: NULL
      key_len: NULL
          ref: NULL
         rows: 110
        Extra: Using where; Using join buffer
********************** 3. row **********************
           id: 1
  select_type: SIMPLE
        table: c
         type: ALL
possible_keys: NULL
          key: NULL
      key_len: NULL
          ref: NULL
         rows: 122
        Extra: Using join buffer
********************** 4. row **********************
           id: 1
  select_type: SIMPLE
        table: o
         type: ALL
possible_keys: NULL
          key: NULL
      key_len: NULL
          ref: NULL
         rows: 326
        Extra: Using where; Using join buffer
********************** 5. row **********************
           id: 1
  select_type: SIMPLE
        table: d
         type: ALL
possible_keys: NULL
          key: NULL
      key_len: NULL
          ref: NULL
         rows: 2996
        Extra: Using where; Using join buffer
5 rows in set (0.00 sec)`

If you look at the above result, you can see all of the symptoms of a bad query. But even if I wrote a better query, the results would still be the same since there are no indexes. The join type is shown as "ALL" (which is the worst), which means MySQL was unable to identify any keys that can be used in the join and hence the possible_keys and key columns are null. Most importantly, the rows column shows MySQL scans all of the records of each table for query. That means for executing the query, it will scans 7 × 110 × 122 × 326 × 2996 = 91,750,822,240 records to find the four matching results. That's really horrible, and it will only increase exponentially as the database grows.
Now lets add some obvious indexes, such as primary keys for each table, and execute the query once again. As a general rule of thumb, you can look at the columns used in the JOIN clauses of the query as good candidates for keys because MySQL will always scan those columns to find matching records.
ALTER TABLE customers
    ADD PRIMARY KEY (customerNumber);
ALTER TABLE employees
    ADD PRIMARY KEY (employeeNumber);
ALTER TABLE offices
    ADD PRIMARY KEY (officeCode);
ALTER TABLE orderdetails
    ADD PRIMARY KEY (orderNumber, productCode);
ALTER TABLE orders
    ADD PRIMARY KEY (orderNumber),
    ADD KEY (customerNumber);
ALTER TABLE payments
    ADD PRIMARY KEY (customerNumber, checkNumber);
ALTER TABLE productlines
    ADD PRIMARY KEY (productLine);
ALTER TABLE products
    ADD PRIMARY KEY (productCode),
    ADD KEY (buyPrice),
    ADD KEY (productLine);
ALTER TABLE productvariants
    ADD PRIMARY KEY (variantId),
    ADD KEY (buyPrice),
    ADD KEY (productCode);

Let's re-run the same query again after adding the indexes and the result should look like this:
********************** 1. row **********************
           id: 1
  select_type: SIMPLE
        table: o
         type: const
possible_keys: PRIMARY,customerNumber
          key: PRIMARY
      key_len: 4
          ref: const
         rows: 1
        Extra:
********************** 2. row **********************
           id: 1
  select_type: SIMPLE
        table: c
         type: const
possible_keys: PRIMARY
          key: PRIMARY
      key_len: 4
          ref: const
         rows: 1
        Extra:
********************** 3. row **********************
           id: 1
  select_type: SIMPLE
        table: d
         type: ref
possible_keys: PRIMARY
          key: PRIMARY
      key_len: 4
          ref: const
         rows: 4
        Extra:
********************** 4. row **********************
           id: 1
  select_type: SIMPLE
        table: p
         type: eq_ref
possible_keys: PRIMARY,productLine
          key: PRIMARY
      key_len: 17
          ref: classicmodels.d.productCode
         rows: 1
        Extra:
********************** 5. row **********************
           id: 1
  select_type: SIMPLE
        table: l
         type: eq_ref
possible_keys: PRIMARY
          key: PRIMARY
      key_len: 52
          ref: classicmodels.p.productLine
         rows: 1
        Extra:
5 rows in set (0.00 sec)

After adding indexes, the number of records scanned has been brought down to 1 × 1 × 4 × 1 × 1 = 4. That means for each record with orderNumber 10101 in the orderdetails table, MySQL was able to directly find the matching record in all other tables using the indexes and didn't have to resort to scanning the entire table.

A: It's rather difficult to answer this question sufficiently well since there isn't enough background detail in the question. However, looking at the query some of these points might help you out:

*

*Try and perform fewer joins

*Avoid using LIKE queries with a wildcard prefix and suffix (i.e. '%thing%') - it will result in a full table scan, something that will cripple performance if there are a large number of rows

*Try and avoid sub-selects. They're not always a problem, but they might be indicative of approaching the query in the wrong way

*Use the Explain syntax to understand where you might be missing important indexes

Good luck!

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In this short yet concise book, Jean-Baptiste Chautard and Thomas Merton speak on the importance of having a simple, humble character and on how this is one of the cornerstone principles to the Order of Cistercians of the Strict Observance.
"Why read a monk's book?" the reader may ask. The question seems to make sense if the reader is in no way connected to the life of a monk or even to the Catholic Church. However, one must take into account that the monk, although living in a rather peculiar reality compared to most believers – especially when the monk is a Trappist, like Chautard and Merton are – strives to lead a life of utter abnegation of his own will on behalf of a greater good: God. It's almost natural that a monk, one who is fully dedicated to seek God at all times, may eventually have something to say about this subject.
Chautard is no exception. The abbot of Sept-Fons, monk of the O. C. S. O. and author of The Soul of the Apostolate was asked to write a work of encouragement to nuns who had recently joined the rigorous monastic order. Chautard's response was exactly what they needed: The Spirit of Simplicity.
In a short amount of pages, Chautard explains the significance of the rigor and humility so characteristic of the Trappists (another name for O. C. S. O. monks, taken from the Abbey of La Trappe) in their walk with God and in the order's own identity. He often refers to Cîteaux, the cradle of the original Order of Cister, in his exhortation for a life of simplicity: "The spirit of Cîteaux is a spirit of simplicity: that means, a spirit of sincerity, of truth." Chautard also refers to the examples of Bernard of Clairvaux and Benedict of Nursia, role models of a humble life devoted to God; he also constantly mentions documents that were essential to form and maintain a monastic life around the concept of simplicity such as the Exordium Parvum ("Little Exordium"), which he seems to attribute its authorship to Stephen Harding, another Cistercian monk.
Thomas Merton complements Chautard's work with his analysis, providing numerous quotes and excerpts from Bernard of Clairvaux so that we may better understand the reasoning of the Abbot of Sept-Fons. From the writings of St. Bernard, Merton states that simplicity is a fundamental feature of the believer resulting from God's will overpowering our own self-will. The ultimate goal of a humble life of abstinence is the union with God, something that remains dependent of the Lord's grace, but to which we are prepared to receive when the spirit of simplicity lives in us.
In this world ever more focused on consuming and on personal interests, The Spirit of Simplicity remains up-to-date even after ninety years, ever since Chautard first wrote it. The work is a breath of fresh air that challenges us to redirect our goals and to adopt a lifestyle that gets us closer to God's nature.


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Abilene Christian is the highest-ranking university in Texas in a 2022 U.S. News & World Report assessment of institutions highly regarded for their commitment to student success. Nationally, ACU achieved Top 10 status in three and Top 50 in another of eight high-impact categories among 1,500 universities evaluated for the annual "U.S. News Best Colleges" edition. No other Texas university was named in the top 10 of any category. Learn more at acu.edu.


When a pastor and his wife decide to adopt a severely handicapped boy, the lives of many are impacted by God's love and a child's smile.
When Pastor John Mollitt read in a newspaper that a four-week-old boy had been taken into hospital, he somehow knew that this baby boy would be the next foster child that he and his wife Pat would care for. Aaron arrived for a year of fostering, the beginning of a process that eventually led to his adoption.
Despite his complex medical needs and the doctors saying he would probably not reach the age of 10, Aaron lived life to the full for 28 years, bringing joy, hope and inspiration to those around him. He went to a special school from the ages of 4 to 18, enjoyed a tailored programme based on the National Curriculum and even met royalty.
This is a story of God's love expressed in the life of a family, and how their commitment to one another enabled them to overcome great challenges.
John was born in Lancashire, in the Lune Valley and Pat in a Scottish coal mining village, in Lanarkshire. They met in Morecambe, when John went to speak at the church Pat was attending. They married in 1972 and their children, Andrew and Joanna were born in 1973 and 1976. Three years later, John was appointed pastor of Ingleton Evangelical Church and they became foster parents in 1985. After two short term fostering placements, Aaron came to John and Pat in November 1987 and was adopted by them in 2004. Until his death in 2016, Aaron was a much-loved member of the Mollitt family and treasured by many in Ingleton and the surrounding area. Andrew is married to Sarah and with his three children, lives in Singapore, whilst Joanna lives in West Yorkshire with husband, Alan and their two children. John and Pat still live in Ingleton, where John continues with an itinerant ministry and Pat keeps busy, card making and holding craft sessions for children in churches and community centres.
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It's either kitsch or it's cool. The 2019 Mini Cooper unveiled Tuesday ahead of its formal debut at next week's Detroit auto show proudly drapes itself in the Union Jack from head to tail.
And by tail, we mean taillight. The 2019 Mini Cooper lineup's LED tailights now bear the iconic British flag. Otherwise, it's nearly indistinguishable from last year's model aside from minor revisions to the front and rear fascias—at least until you open the door. First, you'll be greeted by a projection of Mini's new, streamlined logo that's also on the hood, tailgate, steering wheel, and instrument panel.
MORE: Read our 2018 Mini Cooper review
Inside, the 2019 Coopers in two-door, four-door, and convertible guise feature more trim customization options through the Mini Yours program, plus revised leather upholstery available in a new Malt Brown Chesterfield shade. Sounds delicious.
On the tech front, there's a choice of new 6.5-inch and 8.8-inch screens for infotainment. The smaller screen is standard equipment and Mini says it has new software plus standard Bluetooth for phone calls and streaming audio. The optional 8.8-inch display is a touchscreen with what the automaker calls "greatly expanded features." Among those is an available wireless charging pad that also includes a second USB port.
The automaker's Mini Connected services also see a boost in functionality for the new model year. A 4G LTE antenna delivers data for real-time traffic information that works with a user's calendar to help users plan when they need to depart for appointments and meetings.
Mini hasn't detailed any changes under the hood. The 2018 models include a choice of turbocharged 3- and 4-cylinder engines rated between 124 and 228 horsepower, plus the option of 6-speed manual and 8-speed automatic transmissions. An electrified version is also expected.
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