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US top court refuses to take on NSA surveillance
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WASHINGTON (AFP) - The US Supreme Court Monday blocked a challenge to the National Security Agency's (NSA) vast email and telephone surveillance program.
Without giving any explanation, the country's top court rejected the appeal filed by the Electronic Privacy Information Center, or EPIC, asking the justices to halt the spy program.
"The ongoing collection of the domestic telephone records of millions of Americans by the NSA, untethered to any particular investigation, is beyond the authority granted by Congress to the FISC," EPIC said, referring to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
The government had asked the Supreme Court to reject the appeal, saying the surveillance program, in place since 2006, had been authorised by the FISC.
This is the first appeal to the communications surveillance directly filed to the Supreme Court since former contracter Edward Snowden leaked details about it to the media.
Other lawsuits on the NSA program could reach the Supreme Court, after being heard by lower courts in Washington and New York. NOV 13


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Roughly 2% of the world's population suffers from alopecia areata and approximately 5% of these have a family history of "alopecia", the medical term for hair loss.
Alopecia areata is normally diagnosed through the observation of symptoms. However, occasionally a scalp biopsy or blood tests may be performed.
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Are Alopecia Areata Patients Good Candidates for Hair Transplantation?
Patients suffering from alopecia areata are rarely considered good candidates for hair transplant surgery because donor hair grafts harvested from the "safe" zone at the rear and sides of the scalp are still vulnerable to the effects of the body's immune system once transplanted to the recipient sites. However, if the affected area is small, has remained unchanged for an extended period of time and if there is no sign of inflammation below the scalp, hair transplantation may be an option. This would require a thorough consultation with a skilled and experienced hair restoration surgeon and the patient would need to fully understand and accept the risks of such a procedure.
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Elizabeth "Betty" Schlichting
Saturday, May 29th, 1937 - Friday, August 14th, 2020
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At the age of 83, after an eight-week struggle with brain cancer and receiving palliative care at her garden-surrounded home, with her husband ... Read More
At the age of 83, after an eight-week struggle with brain cancer and receiving palliative care at her garden-surrounded home, with her husband of 61 years at her side, Betty Schlichting died on August 14, 2020.
She was predeceased by her parents, John and Elizabeth (Warkentin) Peters, brothers, Dick and Bill, brother-in-law Andy, and son Martin.
She will be greatly missed and lovingly remembered by her husband Adolf; children Judy (married to John), Helene (married to Dennis), and Karen (married to Aiden); her grandchildren—in whom she found so much delight: Tony, Rachel (Jake), Christine, Michael (Rachel), Katrina, Hillary, Alana, and Noah; her great-grandchild Julie; three siblings John (Edna), Margaret, and Peter (Elizabeth); her extended family; and all of her many friends at church and in the community.
Betty was born to a large farm family north of Kilarney, Manitoba. From very early on, she enjoyed reading and listening to opera on the radio. Dad says that at age 11 or 12 the choir director at the Mennonite church in Lena, Mr. K.H. Neufeld, said "She can sing," and asked her to join the church choir.
She went to high school at the Mennonite Collegiate Institute in Gretna, Manitoba, and received a scholarship for her academic achievment in English and Composition to attend teachers' college (also known as Normal School)in Winnipeg.
She taught at Princess Elizabeth School for one year before she met the love of her life, Adolf Schlichting, on a blind date arranged by Cornie Wiebe who needed someone to join him on a double date.
Betty married Adolf on October 4, 1958, and they began an enviable life together of friendship, adventure, and love that spanned more than six-decades.
On a farm south of Sanford, Manitoba, Betty raised four kids (three girls and a boy) and supported the farm. This is also the time when she nurtured her interest in beautifying her yard, and she became somewhat of a competitive gardener. Her many and large flower beds caught the eye of judges from the La Salle River Horticultural Society and, in 1973, they gave her the top award with a plaque for "Farm Home Grounds."
She was an active and life-long member at Springstein Mennonite Church. With her powerful soprano voice, of course she sang in the choir. She was part of the sewing circle, "Ladies Aid," and taught Sunday school.
When Ron and Connie Loeppky joined the church years ago, Connie wondered what they were teaching to the children.
"Betty used her own curriculum with Jr. Highs. It was called 'I care for you, you are special, and of course, God loves you,'" wrote Connie in a recent reflection posted on the funeral home's memory board. "To her dying days she always asked about our children. And when cancer hit, she called and said, 'Pray for me and ask [your children] to pray for me for as well.'"
Her own life-story
After Mom passed away, we began digging through her mementos sure that we would find her life story in her own words. Finally, we found a 14-year old sheet of paper with six or seven little photographs (cut from original prints) glued on the perimeter of the page. There was 36 lines of text ammended with white-out and hand-written corrections. She called it "Life Story (Very Short Version)," and it was dated from the year she graduated in 1956, up until 2006.
She listed her many interests:
"Interests and hobbies: family, flower gardening, friends, travel, hats, poetry, writing, music, singing (two hearing aids are making this difficult), decorating."
And then she listed her skills, in the negative:
"Skills: Can't type, ride bike, ski, [or] swim."
Then, to give the reader a flavour of what she was like, that is, how unique she was, Betty listed a number of things she doesn't do:
"Don't like to: play games, cook, clean (obsessively), can or shop (except at thrift stores, a.ka. 'thrift shop Queen'!)
"Don't: drive, jog, golf, do hand work, camp, computer.
"Don't have: motor home, camper, cell phone, stereo system, big T.V., digital camera, sky or cable, answering machine [this changed and she loved checking messages], bread maker, kitchen machine, security system, Skidoo, cottage, hardwood floors, granite counter tops, or tiles, etc."
She concluded:
"Boring life? Not! Come and visit! (I do some cooking!) [and] I'll fill in the details."
Her cooking
Betty set a high standard of cooking in her home. In the past few days, after Mom was gone, a number of us kids have been hanging around the house, supporting Dad as best as we can.
One daughter made what they call "Schlichting Stew," a favourite of Dad's and a specialty of Mom's. Dad, who is blunt in his appraisal said, "It's good, like Mom's." Whew!
Over the years, children have commented on Mom's cooking. At Mom's 70th birthday, we gave her a booklet with comments answering the question, "What we like about Mom."
"I think that Grandma is really good at making food, especially borscht," said the youngest grandchild, Noah, then a teenager.
Noah's dad, Martin, agreed: "There are many things about Mom that I like. One is how she makes me my favourite meat on my birthday and how it tastes so good." Sadly, Martin died four years ago from colon cancer.
"Another thing [I like about Mom]," said Martin, "is her outgoingness and accepting nature and how that has helped me in my life. I also like her warm and caring smile. Happy birthday Mom. Love you."
Betty was close to her grandchildren
"Every time I phone her I never want to stop talking," said granddaughter Katrina in her comments about Grandma. "I love talking to her. She is very verbal."
Granddaughter Christine said, "I love how [she] make[s] everyone feel special even though there are other people in the room."
Granddaughter Rachel Harms said this week that Grandma had an especially enthusiastic wave good-bye.
"For as long as I can remember, whenever we would leave Grandma and Grandpa's house, Grandma would either stand out on the driveway, or porch, or by the window, and wave goodbye with not one, but both hands. [That] always put a smile on my face and I made sure to wave back."
Sense of play
Grandma played with the kids. One Christmas the kids were tobogganing down the riverbank and Grandma didn't have a sled. So she took a large old suitcase, opened it, climbed in and rode down the hill, in a skirt! "I will have that picture in my mid forever," said daughter Helene in Betty's 70th-birthday recollections.
"When I was little, Grandma would babysit me at her house," recalled granddaughter Hillary this past week. "I owe a lot of my creativity to her nurturing of my creative mind. We would make up stories and act them out, or build forts around the house and come up with elaborate back stories and plots. One memory is playing one of the "Solitudes" CDs (spa/nature music) and using it as a soundtrack to our 'camping adventure in the woods' throughout the house."
Fun Grandma
When the grandkids were older, on summer holidays, they began doing things on their own, and I guess Grandma felt left out. Like the time three of the girls went to a movie at Clear Lake. Hillary recalls:
"Alana & Katrina & I went to a movie (I think it was Bridesmaids) and Grandma followed us. [She] convinced the employees to let her into the movie to 'check up on us,' without paying. [And] then [she] let out an 'evil laugh' from the back of the theatre, right in the middle of the movie. [And] when the movie was done she trailed us home, laughing to herself," said Hillary. I guess that puts her in the "fun Grandma" category.
Style, character, nuturer
Betty was close to her three daughters, and they were near to her right to the end. Looking back at some words of appreciation Judy made for Mom's 70th, she said, "I admire your confidence in your style—hats, short hair, one earing, etc. It's always fun. You are a wonderful child of God."
Her youngest daughter Karen said, "What I love about you Mom is your strength of character, especially when I see you stand up for what you believe. So often we have conversations around the family table and you bring up the uncomfortable alternative to what everyone is saying.... Thanks for being a warm, welcoming presence for me and so many others."
And Helene said recently that "Mom was a gardener, and a gardener of people too. She nurtured people, and she left a legacy of love."
I asked Karen if her Mom liked doing chores. "No," she said, flatly. Growing up on the farm, Karen remembers the vinyl flooring they had in the kitchen and dining room. She said, "Mom prided herself for not having washed the floor in three years." To be fair, they did look clean.
House was tidy
It did appear that Betty Schlichting kept a tidy house. Any visitor to her home would observe that her living room looked like a display suite in a department store.
Her kitchen counters were a display of country charm, replete with plates and trinkets and hand-gilded plastic vines.
But don't lift the tea towel covering a heap of something or other in the sink. Don't, heaven forbid, open the pantry door next to the fridge, and see a miscellany of stuff tucked into this spot here, that hole there and rising two feet off the floor. The red box of saltines next to the hammer. And higher up, to the left, a second box of saltines next to the maraschino cherries.
Oh, and don't go too deep into the basement. Let's not talk about that room in the back, which, if you will pardon my language, she literally called the "hell hole." It's not that bad actually, just precious memorabilia mixed in with half a century of thrift-store castaways.
Betty was independent and resourceful. Meaning she liked to figure things out on her own. (When it came to learning new technology, I found her quite unteachable.)
Eventually she embraced the VCR. It didn't take her long to figure out how to stop the digital clock from blinking. Why fiddle with instruction books and cryptic buttons—just cover the clock with tape(!)
Betty never got her driver's license. And most days her personal driver (husband Adolf) was away at the farm. This meant that for Betty, her world was often confined to the yard surrounding her house (and the telephone, of course). As everyone here knows, Betty's world was lush: she had peonies, lilies, delphiniums, hostas, lupins, irises, roses, purple rockets, and Johnny Jump-ups. Plus the birch, elm, lilac, maple, the varieties go on and on.
At the end of her autobiography, "Life Story (Very Short Version)," she extends an invitation to readers to stop by her house at 32 River Crescent. "The house with flowers in front," she writes. And then she adds, "I don't like being told what to do! Not even by garden gurus!"
I'd like to end this reflection by reciting two short poems Betty wrote in her journal almost twenty years ago. They reflect a thoughtful, spiritual side of the woman whose memory we celebrate today. I think they each have a tragic foreboding sense about them, especially when read at her funeral.
The first poem was written when she was poolside at a resort in the town at Clear Lake, Manitoba.
At this point I need to mention how much the Christian story was ever-present in Betty's mind. In addition to hearing sermons every Sunday, Betty often read aloud to Adolf meditations from from a complete set of Barclay's New Testament Bible commentaries.
In the book of John there's a story of a paralyzed man lying beside a pool called Bethesda, and the man is miraculously healed by Jesus. At Clear Lake that summer, around the swimming pool, Betty observed an man gently caring for a woman in pain.
I know I shouldn't offer my interpretation of the poem, but I can't help but think of Betty as the woman in need of aid, and Adolf the man offering care, as he did so well:
{Doner's Resort Pool - 4:15 p.m. July 11, 2003}
Jesus; Compassion,
Love filling his eyes,
The man; healed/
with Love, by Love
The woman, dying – soon
Oh, too soon –
The man; compassion
Gathers her tenderly,
cradling gently
the tortured body
Now – the waters
at Doner's
as at Bethesda –
– e.a.s.
The second poem refers to Betty's obsession with love. In her last days she was so totally convinced that God is Love, that Love is big, that Love is where we're all going.
An odd thing happened a few days before Betty slipped out of consciousness: a twig fell from a tree and landed on her deck. While Dad was sweeping outside he picked it up because it was shaped just like a Christian cross. He brought it to Mom, thinking someone, maybe the youth at church, had made it. But no, it was indeed a dry little 8-inch twig with a peculiar 5-inch cross branch.
Mom's ability to form words had become diminished. She took the cross and pressed it to her chest and said, "Miracle!" And then thoughtfully, again and again, "Miracle, miracle."
I would like to conclude with the this poem, only four-lines long, written in her journal, 17 years ago:
Witness the Miracle Love
Oh so to Love,
To be so loved –
This, this is to truly heal –
to be truly healed.
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We encourage you to share your most beloved memories of Elizabeth "Betty" Schlichting here, so that the family and other loved ones can always see it. You can upload cherished photographs, or share your favorite stories, and can even comment on those shared by others.
Judith Guenther
Posted Aug 24, 2020 at 11:34pm
I was one of Betty's (formerly Miss Peters) fortunate Grade 1 students at Queen Elizabeth School who was dearly loved by her and who dearly loved her back. I'll never forget her kindness to me when she found me crying in the bathroom and soon made everything better for this devastated little Grade 1 girl.
Many years later Betty was at a choir program put on by Westgate Mennonite Collegiate. My daughter was singing in the choir. After the program Betty walked right up to my girl and asked her if she was Judy Guenther's daughter. Yup! When Tracy came home and told me that, I couldn't believe my ears! After all those years being lovingly remembered by my Grade 1 teacher?! Wow!
I am sooo sorry for your loss Adolf and family. Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers.
Kim Peters
My earliest memories of Springstein church include Betty. They are of a strong feeling of belonging, faith, family and music. No choirs or congregational singing has ever compared.
The voice I always searched for and heard was Betty. It just went right into my soul. So beautiful. My father also shared his love of her voice. He always said it reminded him of his Mom's voice (dec'd 1975). It would bring tears to his eyes.
I remember Betty as always smiling. Her eyes and face just sparkled with happiness. She was always eager to know about my life, ever willing to give a hug and always full of encouragement.
Thank you for sharing this beautiful women with me and my family. She was a blessing to us. She will be missed.
Sympathies from Kim (Unrau) Peters & Mary Unrau
Edith Langseth
Posted Aug 21, 2020 at 11:46am
It was a shock to hear of Betty's passing on the CFAM funeral announcements. It brought back many fond memories of the Peters family and the time spent at Jaques school at Killlarney. My thoughts and prayers go out to all the family.
EDITH (Storey) Langseth
Peter A. Peters Posted Aug 21, 2020 at 04:55pm
Hi Dear "Teach" Edith!! I remember on many occasion Betty, my dear Sister, speaking of her & Adolf's visits with you & how you kept in "Toiuch" after all those Years, I truly believe Betty as the "Teacher's Pet" as they called it in those "Good Ole Days" Elizabeth & I drove from Halifax to Sanford in late May & had an incredibly wonderful visit & it would be the last time we visited with her... We will see her again on that Beautiful Shore Edith, so wonderful to see your Tribute about my Special Sister, next visit to Halifax you will have to "Look" us up, Luvu & God Bless you always & in all ways too..Peter & Elizabeth Peters
Ron and Connie Loeppky
A memorial tree was planted in the memory of Elizabeth "Betty" Schlichting — Plant a Tree Now
Many years ago when we moved to Springstein and started attending the Springstein Mennonite church I, as a mother, wondered about what Sunday School curriculum was being used. It didn't take long to realize Betty used her own curriculum with Jr. Highs. It was called "I care for you, you are special, and of course, God loves you" To her dying days she alway asked about our chidren and when cancer hit she called and said "Pray for me and ask them to pray for me for as well. Today we are going to play the "Hallelujah Chorus" in honor of Betty. She always told me that was one song she wanted at her final time. To Adolph and the family - Betty impacted our life in many ways! Connie & Ron Loeppky
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Anthony Montgomery Bio, Wiki, Net Worth, Age, Height, Married & Wife
Quick Facts of Anthony Montgomery
Full NameAnthony Montgomery
NicknameAnthony
Marital StatusDivorce
BirthplaceIndianapolis, Indiana, US
EthnicityMixed
ProfessionActor, Graphic novelist
Active Year1998 present
Eye colourBlack
Hair colourBlack
BuildAthletic
SpouseAdrienne Montgomery, m.2007; div.????
Height5 ft 10.25 in (1.78 m)
Online PresenceInstagram, Facebook and Twitter
HoroscopeGemini
Anthony Dwayne Montgomery who is better known as Anthony Montgomery is an American film and television actor as well as a graphic novelist. Montgomery came to prominence for his portrayal of Ensign Travis Mayweather on the UPN science fiction television series Star Trek: Enterprise.
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Anthony Montgomery was born as Anthony Dawyne Montgomery on June 2, 1971, in Indianapolis, Indiana, United States. Montgomery holds an American nationality and belongs to white ethnicity. He is the grandson of Jazz musician Wes Montgomery.
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Together the happily married couple shares a son who was born in 2010. Through his previous relationship, Anthony has a daughter as well. Despite having a good beginning, Anthony and Adrienne separated after some years of their marital relationship.
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Let the speculation begin! The newest radio station in New York City, officially licensed to Newark, is now part of the Cumulus family. WFME 94.7 FM is the former New York home of Family Radio.
On Friday afternoon, Cumulus flipped the switched on its newest commodity, and thus opened the floodgates to rumor. For those rumor mongers, the call letters, at least for now, are the curious–WRXP.
Not exactly evoking such lasting memories, WRXP had two lives in New York. It predated Merlin Media with Alternative Rock at 101.9. However, when Merlin yanked the FM News concept within a year it rolled out the red carpet with the previous format and calls.
As is the case whenever a slot on the dial becomes available, the prevailing thought is, or perhaps hope, now a Country format can work in New York. But the WRXP calls may have squelched that idea.
While we're not in the business of spreading speculation, one item has caught our eye. The possibility that CBS Radio's CBS Sports Radio, which does not have an outlet here, save for brief segments on WFAN, will turn up on 94.7. It's beyond a reach, but given the fluidity of radio in recent months, never say never.
For the record, a Cumulus spokesperson would not comment on any final format for 94.7 or even how long the WPLJ simulcast would last.


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Gabriel Jesus Iglesias (* 15. Juli 1976 in San Diego, Kalifornien), auch als Fluffy bekannt, ist ein US-amerikanischer Komiker und Schauspieler.

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Gabriel J. Iglecias wuchs als jüngstes von sechs Kindern einer alleinstehenden mexikanischen Mutter in Kalifornien auf. Da sein Vater die Familie verließ, um zurück nach Mexiko zu ziehen, benannte ihn seine Mutter nicht dem Familiennamen entsprechend Iglesias mit einem "s", sondern Iglecias mit einem "c". Bis 1997 arbeitete er für ein Mobilfunkunternehmen in Kalifornien. Er gab den Job, entgegen dem Rat seiner Familie, auf, um sich auf eine Karriere als Komiker zu konzentrieren. Trotz anfänglicher Schwierigkeiten, so verlor er seine Wohnung und sein Auto, schaffte er es, sich als Komiker zu etablieren.

Seit Anfang der 2000er Jahre wurde Iglesias vermehrt für Fernsehshows wie The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson und Comedy Central Presents gebucht. Als Schauspieler fand er insbesondere durch Typecasting als Nebendarsteller für lateinamerikanische Figuren in Fernsehserien und Filmen wie What's Up, Dad?, Magic Mike und Manolo und das Buch des Lebens Arbeit. Insbesondere mit dem Fernsehsender Comedy Central verbindet Iglesias eine langjährige Zusammenarbeit. Seit 2011 ist er Moderator seiner eigenen Comedyshow Gabriel Iglesias Presents Stand Up Revolution, in der er Nachwuchskomikern die Möglichkeit gibt, sich einem landesweiten Publikum zu präsentieren.

Weiterer Bestandteil seiner Shows ist seine eigene Leibesfülle, über die er sich lustig macht und sich selbst "fluffy" (Übersetzung: flauschig) nennt. Bei einem Gewicht von 445 Pfund (ca. 206 kg) wurde bei ihm Typ II Diabetes und eine Lebenserwartung von maximal zwei Jahren diagnostiziert. Mit strenger Diät und Yoga nahm Iglesias bis 2014 fast 50 kg an Gewicht ab.

Filmografie (Auswahl)
 2002: What's Up, Dad? (My Wife and Kids, Fernsehserie, Folge 2x17)
 2007: Family Guy (Zeichentrickserie, eine Folge)
 2007–2008: Kuzco's Königsklasse (The Emperor's New School, Fernsehserie, 4 Folgen, Stimme)
 2012: Magic Mike
 2013: Planes
 2014: Ghost Movie 2 (A Haunted House 2)
 2014: Manolo und das Buch des Lebens (The Book of Life)
 2014–2015: Cristela (Fernsehserie, 13 Folgen)
 2015: Magic Mike XXL
 2016: Norm – König der Arktis (Norm of the North, Sprechrolle)
 2017: Die Schlümpfe – Das verlorene Dorf (Smurfs: The Lost Village, Stimme)
 2017: Narcos (Fernsehserie, Folge 3x02)
 2017: Coco – Lebendiger als das Leben! (Coco, Stimme)
 2017: Ferdinand – Geht STIERisch ab! (Ferdinand, Stimme)
 2018: Modern Family (Fernsehserie, Folge 09x18)
 2018: Show Dogs – Agenten auf vier Pfoten (Show Dogs) (Stimme)
 2019: Mr. Iglesias (Netflixserie)
 2020: The Masked Singer (Fernsehsendung, Gastjuror Folge 03x05)
 2020: Losgeleint (Unleashed, Fernsehsendung, 10 Folgen)
 2021: Space Jam: A New Legacy (Kinofilm, Stimme)
 2022: Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank (Stimme)

Live-Programme
 Hot and Fluffy (2007, US: )
 We Luv Fluffy (2009)
 I'm Not Fat… I'm Fluffy (2009, US: )
 Gabriel Iglesias presents: Stand Up Revolution (2011, US: )
 Aloha Fluffy (2013, US: )
 Unity Through Laughter (2014)
 The Fluffy Movie (2015)
 I'm Sorry For What I Said When I Was Hungry (2016)
 One Show Fits All (2019)

Quellen

Weblinks

 Offizielle Internetpräsenz

Komiker
Filmschauspieler
US-Amerikaner
Geboren 1976
Mann

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Q: Maintain the status of events in multithreading I want to read records (1000k) from 1 table and push them to some service.
So I have clubbed 200 records(based on the service limitations) in 1 event and used the executor framework and have created 10 executors. 10 events will be processed (i.e. 10*200 records) parallelly.
Now I want to maintain the status of these events, like statistics on how many were processed successfully and how many failed.
So I was thinking of
Approach 1:
Before starting the execution,
writing each event id + record id with status
event1 + record1 -> start

and on completion
event1 + record1-> end

And later will check how many have both start and end in the file and how many do not have end.
Approach 2 :
Write all record ids in one file with status pending and
writing all successful records in another file
And then check for the missing in the successful file by using pivot
Is there a better way to maintain the status of the records?

A: In my view, if you want to process items parallelly, then it is better to create a log file by your amount of records. Why? Because one file is a bottleneck for multithreading, because you need to lock file to prevent conditon race. If you will decide to lock file, then each thread should wait when log file will be released and waiting of file will nullify all multithreading processing.
So one batch should have one log file.

A: Create an array and start threads with the passed id so they can write to the array cell by their id.
The main thread will read this array and print it.
You can use ReadWriteLock (threads will hold the read lock to write and the main thread will hold the write lock while reading the entire array).
You can store anything in this array, it can be very useful.

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The Law Office of Frederick W. Altschuler is a boutique law firm in Long island, NY focusing on all types of personal injury accident cases. Our Long Island injury attorneys have a combined 50 plus years' experience in the field of personal injury law and litigation. We have successfully represented injured clients in all 5 boroughs of New York, as well as in Nassau and Suffolk counties.
Our firm provides comprehensive, aggressive representation and will vigorously pursue your case to the fullest extent necessary. As your personal injury lawyer in Long Island, NY, we want to ensure that you and your loved ones receive the compensation you are entitled to. Our clients are treated with compassion, kindness, and respect. Your case will never be handed off to a paralegal or different attorney. Both Frederick Altschuler & Daniel Trunk personally handle every case from inception to completion.
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Pudd'nhead Wilson. With an Introduction by Edward Wagenknecht.
Avon, Ct: The Limited Editions Club, 1974. 4 to, 12 mo. xiii, 164 pp. the Calendar is 32 pp. with 12 b/w illus. It is bound separately and housed in its own compartment within the same slipcase housing the main volume. Farrell 654. No. 193 of 2000 copies. Signed by the illustrator. Designed by R. Fine in original glassine and slip case. Monthly news letter is present.
By This Author: Twain, Mark.


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import copy

from keystone.common import kvs
from keystone import exception
from keystone.openstack.common import timeutils
from keystone import token

class Token(kvs.Base, token.Driver):

    # Public interface
    def get_token(self, token_id):
        token_id = token.unique_id(token_id)
        try:
            ref = self.db.get('token-%s' % token_id)
        except exception.NotFound:
            raise exception.TokenNotFound(token_id=token_id)
        now = timeutils.utcnow()
        expiry = ref['expires']
        if expiry is None:
            raise exception.TokenNotFound(token_id=token_id)
        if expiry > now:
            return copy.deepcopy(ref)
        else:
            raise exception.TokenNotFound(token_id=token_id)

    def create_token(self, token_id, data):
        token_id = token.unique_id(token_id)
        data_copy = copy.deepcopy(data)
        if not data_copy.get('expires'):
            data_copy['expires'] = token.default_expire_time()
        if not data_copy.get('user_id'):
            data_copy['user_id'] = data_copy['user']['id']
        self.db.set('token-%s' % token_id, data_copy)
        return copy.deepcopy(data_copy)

    def delete_token(self, token_id):
        token_id = token.unique_id(token_id)
        try:
            token_ref = self.get_token(token_id)
            self.db.delete('token-%s' % token_id)
            self.db.set('revoked-token-%s' % token_id, token_ref)
        except exception.NotFound:
            raise exception.TokenNotFound(token_id=token_id)

    def is_not_expired(self, now, ref):
        return not ref.get('expires') and ref.get('expires') < now

    def is_expired(self, now, ref):
        return ref.get('expires') and ref.get('expires') < now

    def trust_matches(self, trust_id, ref):
        return ref.get('trust_id') and ref['trust_id'] == trust_id

    def _list_tokens_for_trust(self, trust_id):
        tokens = []
        now = timeutils.utcnow()
        for token, ref in self.db.items():
            if not token.startswith('token-') or self.is_expired(now, ref):
                continue
            ref_trust_id = ref.get('trust_id')
            if self.trust_matches(trust_id, ref):
                tokens.append(token.split('-', 1)[1])
        return tokens

    def _list_tokens_for_user(self, user_id, tenant_id=None):
        def user_matches(user_id, ref):
            return ref.get('user') and ref['user'].get('id') == user_id

        def tenant_matches(tenant_id, ref):
            return ((tenant_id is None) or
                    (ref.get('tenant') and
                     ref['tenant'].get('id') == tenant_id))

        tokens = []
        now = timeutils.utcnow()
        for token, ref in self.db.items():
            if not token.startswith('token-') or self.is_expired(now, ref):
                continue
            else:
                if (user_matches(user_id, ref) and
                        tenant_matches(tenant_id, ref)):
                        tokens.append(token.split('-', 1)[1])
        return tokens

    def list_tokens(self, user_id, tenant_id=None, trust_id=None):
        if trust_id:
            return self._list_tokens_for_trust(trust_id)
        else:
            return self._list_tokens_for_user(user_id, tenant_id)

    def list_revoked_tokens(self):
        tokens = []
        for token, token_ref in self.db.items():
            if not token.startswith('revoked-token-'):
                continue
            record = {}
            record['id'] = token_ref['id']
            record['expires'] = token_ref['expires']
            tokens.append(record)
        return tokens


MMTA believes that any child who has musical ability and interest in playing an instrument or singing deserves the opportunity to explore this talent. The MMTA's Music Connect Program (MCP) offers music lessons tuition-free to students who have a demonstrated financial need and will study with an MMTA member in good standing. MMTA is thrilled to offer this program to our member teachers and their students!
To get started, an MMTA teacher must recommend a student for the MCP and inform the MMTA of the teacher's regular tuition fee and the number of hours in the lesson program (see form below). The student may already be enrolled in the teacher's studio and his/her family has experienced a change in circumstances; or the student may have inquired about lessons and been identified as a worthy candidate for this program. Based on the recommendation, the MMTA will ask the student's parent or guardian for additional information.
If the MMTA approves the application, the MMTA will pay the teacher at a rate of $40.00 per hour up to 32 lessons during a given academic year, which will be the teacher's total tuition for the lessons supported through the MCP. The MMTA will not pay the teacher more than $1280 during any academic year for lessons for any one student. The MMTA will not have any other financial responsibility for these lessons.
The teacher will not charge any additional tuition to the student's family for the lessons under the MCP. The teacher and the student's family may separately agree that the student will receive additional lessons for the teacher's regular tuition.
The teacher will provide to the MMTA verification of lessons taught and periodic information on student progress and attendance. The teacher will also file with MMTA's Treasurer an IRS Form W9 to be kept on file for that calendar year in order to generate payments.
Tuition payments will be made by check at eight-week intervals and the MCP tuition benefit will be renewable for subsequent academic years with MMTA approval.
The teacher will also provide the student with the benefits of the teacher's studio as set forth in the course of the teacher's regular program of instruction. The student's parent or guardian will be responsible for studio fees outlined in the teacher's regular studio policy, such as such as festival and competition fees, administrative fees and book costs. The student's parent or guardian will also be responsible for maintenance of an instrument in playable condition.
As with any student, the teacher will have the right to terminate the lessons if the teacher determines that the student's progress or participation are not satisfactory; the teacher will notify the MMTA of any such case.
At the end of the calendar year, MMTA will issue an IRS Form 1099-MISC to the teacher. This form will report all tuition payments made to the teacher by MMTA during that calendar year.
In 2018, Massachusetts Music Teachers Association (MMTA) developed a program called MMTA's Music Connect Program (MCP.) MMTA's MCP offers tuition-free instruction to qualified families who could not otherwise provide their children with lessons due to financial limitations. The application for this program requires that you provide financial information to ascertain whether your child qualifies. MMTA's MCP Chair and Committee will confidentially review each application. There are limited grants available.
To continue, please download the Teacher Recommendation Form.


Online fashion shopping provides you with a chance to research a far greater variety of shops than you could do inside a actual retail center within the same amount of time. Delivery is free for orders over R250 and you have 30-days to return your items to Spree free of charge if you decide that what you have bought is not perfect for your wardrobe. Aiming to give a more personal approach to online shopping; after a short questionnaire Stylistpick offers its customers a selection of pieces to suit their look carefully curated by a team of fashion stylists. To begin with clothes online are usually heaps cheaper than in regular stores because of the lack of overheads on the part of the merchants. Drop shipping : The order is passed to the manufacturer or third-party distributor, who then ships the item directly to the consumer, bypassing the retailer's physical location to save time, money, and space. Most of us are sometimes concerned with private shopping; online shopping offers you a great platform to do so with comfort. Payment options include credit card, EMI, debit card, online bank transfer, and cash on delivery option.
Here you'll find the Top 10 Online Shopping Sites for Canadian shoppers based on the Shopping Supplement's nutritional-value calculator which considers: Style, Steals, Service and Simplicity. This is young, fast fashion on a vast scale, but there are also many gems to be found, from numerous collaborations to a great designer boutique selling smaller labels such as Emma Cook, Peter Jensen, Sonia by Sonia Rykiel and Sessun. Here at ZALORA Hong Kong, we believe your online shopping experience should be better than shopping offline!
As far as the season's women's wear collections from top designers is concerned, comes as the good Samaritan, the ultimate savior and one-stop fashion destination where you can dress your body and make yourself look the way you like. Perhaps you could work with the company where you buy your wholesale ladies clothes or Missy wholesale dealer to put on a fashion show and/or seminar. KOODING makes it easy to enjoy the best Korean fashion online shopping experience anywhere. SIVVI UAE breaks the mold in the Middle East for women's clothes and men's fashion online, bringing the cream of the crop to a new unique online shopping destination. Ranging from jackets, jeans, sweatshirts, knitwear, T-shirts, and much more, you have a one-stop online fashion store where all your needs are met.
Giving sites like Moda Operandi and Net-a-Porter a run for their money, is one of the newer luxury vendors hopping on the online venue. Premier online liquor store Dan Murphy's is a firm bricks-and-mortar shopping favourite for Australians, and now it has a mega online store with great deals and discounts. Through Vaniday you can book spa treatments, hair appointments and beauty treatments online. Enjoy free delivery with multiple payment options such as credit card, PayPal and cash on delivery. There are so many websites and online stores for shopping and in online shopping market competition is increasing.
As the term suggests, online shopping is only possible through the internet, therefore, the connection speed matter a lot here. Through the years I've come across numerous shopping sites that will gladly overcharge shipping, provide poor to no customer service or make it extremely difficult to find what your looking for. Some shipping companies will offer refunds or compensation for the damage, but this is up to their discretion.


>>> didn't want to support the tagging natively.
>> customize the TEI do exactly this already.
> reasonable ones of interest within the domain of the TEI).
the last one an extension of the tei <add> element. And so on.
rather have edited the TEI-elements and kept them in the TEI namespace?
may be, Henrik Ibsen will be published on the web on Sept. 17 this year.


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, mejor conocido bajo su nombre artístico de , es un cantante y actor japonés. Taki es el líder del grupo techno Denki Groove, junto a Takkyu Ishino. En 2001, participó en una exhibición llamada Prince Tongha con Hideyuki Tanaka en la ciudad de Nueva York. También aparece frecuentemente como actor en el cine y televisión.

Filmografía

Películas
Red Shadow (2001)
1980 (2003)
Linda Linda Linda (2005)
Lorelei: The Witch of the Pacific Ocean (2005)
Sway (2006)
Niji no Megami (2006)
Yume Jūya (2007)
Inu to Watashi no 10 no Yakusoku (2008)
One Million Yen Girl (2008)
Buta ga ita Kyōshitsu (2008)
Rakugo Story (2010)
Nobō no Shiro (2012)
Kyōaku (2013) – Sudō
Soshite Chichi ni Naru (2013)
Kiseijū (2014)
Shingeki no Kyojin (2015)
Nihon de Ichiban Warui Yatsura (2016)
Shin Godzilla (2016)
Ikari (2016)
Fueled: The Man They Called Pirate (2016) – Fujimoto
Outrage Coda (2017) – Shiroyama
The Blood of Wolves (2018)
Sunny/32 (2018)

Televisión
Amachan (2013)
Gunshi Kanbei (2014) – Hachisuka Koroku
Toto Neechan (2016) – Sōkichi Morita
Rikuō (2017)
Idaten (2019) – Shinsaku Kurosaka

Videojuegos
 Forbidden Siren 2 - Takeaki Misawa

Doblaje
 Frozen - Olaf

Referencias

Enlaces externos
Página oficial

Músicos de Japón
Compositores de Japón
Actores masculinos de Japón


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package net.sourceforge.plantuml.ugraphic;

import java.awt.geom.Point2D;
import java.util.Map;

import net.sourceforge.plantuml.graphic.TextBlock;

public interface PlacementStrategy {

	public void add(TextBlock block);

	public Map<TextBlock, Point2D> getPositions(double width, double height);

}


Multilayer coatings of polycationic chitosan paired with polyanionic semi-synthetic cellulose sulfates or heparin were prepared by the layer-by-layer method. Two different cellulose sulfates (CS) with high (CS2.6) and intermediate (CS1.6) sulfation degree were prepared by sulfation of cellulose. Multilayers were fabricated at pH 4 and the resulting films were characterized by several methods. The multilayer 'optical' mass, measured by surface plasmon resonance, showed little differences in the total mass adsorbed irrespective of which polyanion was used. In contrast, 'acoustic' mass, calculated from quartz crystal micro balance with dissipation monitoring, showed the lowest mass and dissipation values for CS2.6 (highest sulfation degree) multilayers indicating formation of stiffer layers compared to heparin and CS1.6 layers which led to higher mass and dissipation values. Water contact angle and zeta potential measurements indicated formation of more distinct layers with using heparin as polyanion, while use of CS1.6 and CS2.6 resulted into more fuzzy intermingled multilayers. CS1.6 multilayers significantly supported adhesion and growth of C2C12 cells where as only few cells attached and started to spread initially on CS2.6 layers but favoured long term cell growth. Contrastingly cells adhered and grew poorly on to the layers of heparin. This present study shows that cellulose sulfates are attractive candidates for multilayer formation as potential substratum for controlled cell adhesion. Since a peculiar interaction of cellulose sulfates with growth factors was found during previous studies, immobilization of cellulose sulfate in multilayer systems might be of great interest for tissue engineering applications.


So what is the "EnjoyMEnt Experience"?
Now we've all heard about the spa retreats, the yoga retreats, the "get to know yourself" retreats… let's face it, these days there are so many options if you are looking to relax, be pampered, and simply unwind. WELL… EnjoyMEnt is just a little bit different. Yes there is yoga and the stunning view in the morning in particular makes your session that much more special, there is some pampering in the sense that all meals are prepared by a Red Seal Chef and served at your table to share, and there is definitely plenty of soul searching time. But there is also so, so much more.
There is crafting, there is a zip line, there are high ropes and low ropes for the adventurous, there is an obstacle course, a climbing wall, there is hiking, there have been breakout dance sessions and even the opportunity for your inner warrior to show her true colours, there are campfires and singing and at the very heart of it, there is PLAY and SELF LOVE. Think of it as a choose your own adventure kind of weekend. If you just want to sit by the fire and enjoy a good book, you can do this here. If you want to challenge yourself physically and mentally, you can do this here. If you are craving connection with other women from ALL different backgrounds and experiences, you can and will most definitely do this here. You will laugh, you may cry, but most of all you will feel supported, connected, free to explore your own path.
EnjoyMEnt is perfectly placed at a beautiful little camp called Camp Kindle which is nestled in the picturesque Water Valley in central Alberta. Whether you have snow or a gorgeous fall day (I've experienced both here) the scenery is absolutely stunning and the perfect backdrop to your weekend. You'll feel like you're at camp again with the cute little bunk beds, the spacious lodge complete with large stone fireplace, and there's even an opportunity to spend the night in a tipi!!
Every year has a little something to make it different from the last. The first year we reflected on our dreams and wants with "The Desire Map" as our guide, the second we were so lucky to have createbooking workshops by the incredibly talented ladies at Prairie Girl Outpost, and THIS year camp goers will be treated to a truly unique experience creating "Stoned Intentions" with the extremely knowledgeable and also oh so talented, Twig & Velvet.
Oh and did I mention there is wine, swag bags, and other carefully planned little surprises to make you feel even more special?!
Space is limited but there's still room! Go on, do something nice for yourself and REGISTER! And if you're still not completely sold, be sure to check out their website for the full itinerary, plenty of other info as well as pictures and videos. You won't regret it… ENJOY your EnjoyMEnt Experience!!
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It's nearly impossible to sum up Babes Ride Out in just a few words. An incredible womens' only campout weekend (no offense, boys, it's like girls' night out, but with motorcycles!) in the beautiful So Cal Desert. Taking place in Joshua Tree, surrounded by the open roads and national park, this event happens once a year.
Starting at 50 ladies who met on Instagram (myself included), organized by Anya and Ashmore five years ago, it has evolved into a multi-day event and production. From live bands, a charity raffle for Moto FAM, to the Biltwell Brodeo, Progressive's photo booth, daily rides, Real Deal classes - like welding, blacksmithing and jewelry, incredible food and really, an opportunity to make new friends and ride around the desert.
I rode out from Long Beach on my freshly built Sportster chop - S&S powered, of course. (1250 kit, .482 cams Super Stock heads, Super E, and more) - literally fresh, as I had about 40 break in miles on the bike before I left.
Our S&S sprinter, manned by Sales Rep Roberto, met us out at the campsite to set up a pop-up garage. Roberto checked out any issues with bikes, and taught the ladies how to do proper safety checks on their own motorcycles. From dead batteries, to loose parts, he was able to help out quite a few ladies to keep their bikes safely on the road.
I could go on and on, but check out the video recap and photo gallery from the weekend!


April 14, 2014 -- The Chicago Bulls announced today the team has requested waivers on Tornike Shengelia (TOR-Neek Shen-ge-liya).
Shengelia (6-9, 220), was acquired from Brooklyn in exchange for guard Marquis Teague on January 21. He appeared in nine games for the Bulls and averaged 0.4 ppg and 0.2 rpg in 1.9 mpg. In his NBA career, Shengelia has appeared in 45 games and averaged 1.3 ppg, 0.9 rpg and 0.4 apg in 5.5 mpg, while shooting .451 from the field.
Chicago's roster currently stands at 14 players.


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The plugins introduced in this chapter, originating from the nagios-plugins package, test local resources that do not have their own network protocol and therefore cannot be easily queried over the network. They must therefore be locally installed on the computer to be tested. Such plugins on the Nagios server can test only the server itself—with command and service definitions as described in Chapter 6.


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Cellotriose-hydrolyzing activity conferred by truncating the carbohydrate-binding modules of Cel5 from Hahella chejuensis
Hee Jin Lee, In Jung Kim, Hak Jin Youn, Eun Ju Yun, In Geol Choi, Kyoung Heon Kim
Processivity is a typical characteristic of cellobiohydrolases (CBHs); it enables the enzyme to successively hydrolyze the ends of cellulose chains and to produce cellobiose as the major product. Some microbes, which do not have CBHs, utilize endoglucanases (EGs) that exhibit processivity, commonly referred to as processive EGs. A processive EG identified from Hahella chejuensis, HcCel5, has a catalytic domain (CD) belonging to the glycoside hydrolase family 5 (GH5) and two carbohydrate-binding modules (CBM6s). In this study, we compared HcCel5-CD with the CD of Saccharophagus degradans Cel5H (SdCel5H-CD), which is a processive EG reported previously. Our results showed that in comparison to SdCel5H-CD, HcCel5-CD has more suitable characteristics for cellulose hydrolysis, such as higher hydrolytic activity, thermostability (40–80 °C), and processivity. Noticeably, HcCel5-CD is capable of hydrolyzing cellotriose, unlike HcCel5. These features of HcCel5-CD for cellulose hydrolysis could be employed for efficient saccharification of lignocellulose to produce cellobiose and glucose, which may be used to produce renewable fuels and chemicals.
Bioprocess and Biosystems Engineering
Published - 2017 Feb
Hahella chejuensis
Processive endoglucanase
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cellotriose Medicine & Life Sciences 100%
Carbohydrates Engineering & Materials Science 69%
Cellobiose Chemical Compounds 63%
Cellulose Engineering & Materials Science 54%
Catalytic Domain Medicine & Life Sciences 45%
Cellotriose Chemical Compounds 41%
Hydrolysis Engineering & Materials Science 40%
Cellulase Medicine & Life Sciences 35%
Lee, H. J., Kim, I. J., Youn, H. J., Yun, E. J., Choi, I. G., & Kim, K. H. (2017). Cellotriose-hydrolyzing activity conferred by truncating the carbohydrate-binding modules of Cel5 from Hahella chejuensis. Bioprocess and Biosystems Engineering, 40(2), 241-249. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00449-016-1692-8
Cellotriose-hydrolyzing activity conferred by truncating the carbohydrate-binding modules of Cel5 from Hahella chejuensis. / Lee, Hee Jin; Kim, In Jung; Youn, Hak Jin; Yun, Eun Ju; Choi, In Geol; Kim, Kyoung Heon.
In: Bioprocess and Biosystems Engineering, Vol. 40, No. 2, 02.2017, p. 241-249.
Lee, HJ, Kim, IJ, Youn, HJ, Yun, EJ, Choi, IG & Kim, KH 2017, 'Cellotriose-hydrolyzing activity conferred by truncating the carbohydrate-binding modules of Cel5 from Hahella chejuensis', Bioprocess and Biosystems Engineering, vol. 40, no. 2, pp. 241-249. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00449-016-1692-8
Lee HJ, Kim IJ, Youn HJ, Yun EJ, Choi IG, Kim KH. Cellotriose-hydrolyzing activity conferred by truncating the carbohydrate-binding modules of Cel5 from Hahella chejuensis. Bioprocess and Biosystems Engineering. 2017 Feb;40(2):241-249. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00449-016-1692-8
Lee, Hee Jin ; Kim, In Jung ; Youn, Hak Jin ; Yun, Eun Ju ; Choi, In Geol ; Kim, Kyoung Heon. / Cellotriose-hydrolyzing activity conferred by truncating the carbohydrate-binding modules of Cel5 from Hahella chejuensis. In: Bioprocess and Biosystems Engineering. 2017 ; Vol. 40, No. 2. pp. 241-249.
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abstract = "Processivity is a typical characteristic of cellobiohydrolases (CBHs); it enables the enzyme to successively hydrolyze the ends of cellulose chains and to produce cellobiose as the major product. Some microbes, which do not have CBHs, utilize endoglucanases (EGs) that exhibit processivity, commonly referred to as processive EGs. A processive EG identified from Hahella chejuensis, HcCel5, has a catalytic domain (CD) belonging to the glycoside hydrolase family 5 (GH5) and two carbohydrate-binding modules (CBM6s). In this study, we compared HcCel5-CD with the CD of Saccharophagus degradans Cel5H (SdCel5H-CD), which is a processive EG reported previously. Our results showed that in comparison to SdCel5H-CD, HcCel5-CD has more suitable characteristics for cellulose hydrolysis, such as higher hydrolytic activity, thermostability (40–80 °C), and processivity. Noticeably, HcCel5-CD is capable of hydrolyzing cellotriose, unlike HcCel5. These features of HcCel5-CD for cellulose hydrolysis could be employed for efficient saccharification of lignocellulose to produce cellobiose and glucose, which may be used to produce renewable fuels and chemicals.",
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