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Performance Tuning0
Reducing SQL Server Locks
if your users are complaining that they have to wait for their transactions to complete, you may want to find out if object locking on the server is contributing to this problem. To do this, use the SQL Server Locks Object: Average Wait Time (ms). You can use this counter to measure the average wait time of a variety of locks, including database, extent, Key, Page, RID, and table.<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />
If you identify one or more types of locks causing transaction delays, then you will want to investigate further to see if you can identify what specific transactions are causing the locking. The Profiler is as a good tool for this detailed analysis. [7.0, 2000, 2005] Updated 9-18-2006
Use sp_who and sp_who2 (the sp_who2 stored procedure is not documented in the SQL Server Books Online, but offers more detail than sp_who) to identify which processes may be blocking other processes. While blocking can also be identified using Enterprise Manager or Management Studio, these two commands work much faster and more efficiently than these GUI-based front-ends. [6.5, 7.0, 2000, 2005] Updated 9-18-2006
On tables that change little, if at all, such as lookup tables, consider altering the default lock level for these tables. By default, SQL Server uses row level locking for all tables, unless the SQL Query Optimizer determines that a more appropriate locking level, such as page or table locks, is more appropriate. For most lookup tables that aren't huge, SQL Server will automatically use row level locking. Because row locking has to be done at the row level, SQL Server needs to work harder to maintain row locks that it does for either page or table locks. Since lookup tables aren't being changed by users, it would be more efficient to use a table lock instead of many individual row locks. How do you accomplish this?
You can override how SQL Server performs locking on a table by using the SP_INDEXOPTION command. Below is an example of code you can run to tell SQL Server to use page locking, not row locks, for a specific table:
SP_INDEXOPTION 'table_name', 'AllowRowLocks', FALSE
SP_INDEXOPTION 'table_name', 'AllowPageLocks', FALSE
This code turns off both row and page locking for the table, thus only table locking is available. [7.0, 2000, 2005] Updated 9-18-2006
Keep all Transact-SQL transactions as short as possible. This helps to reduce the number of locks (of all types), helping to speed up the overall performance of your SQL Server applications. If practical, you may want to break down long transactions into groups of smaller transactions. In addition, only include those Transact-SQL commands within a transaction that are necessary for the transaction. Leave all other code outside of the transaction. [6.5, 7.0, 2000, 2005] Updated 8-21-2005
An often overlooked cause of locking is an I/O bottleneck. Whenever your server experiences an I/O bottleneck, the longer it takes user's transactions to complete. And the longer they take to complete, the longer locks must be held, which can lead to other transactions having to wait for previous locks to be released.
If your server is experiencing excessive locking problems, be sure to check if you are also running into an I/O bottleneck. If you do find that you have an I/O bottleneck, then resolving it will help to resolve your locking problem, speeding up the performance of your server. [6.5, 7.0, 2000, 2005] Updated 8-21-2005
To help reduce the amount of time tables are locked, which hurts concurrency and performance, avoid interleaving reads and database changes within the same transaction. Instead, try to do all your reads first, then perform all of the database changes (UPDATES, INSERTS, DELETES) near the end of the transaction. This helps to minimize the amount of time that exclusive locks are held. [6.5, 7.0, 2000, 2005] Updated 8-21-2005
Any conditional logic, variable assignment, and other related preliminary setup should be done outside of transactions, not inside them. Don't ever pause a transaction to wait for user input. User input should always be done outside of a transaction. Otherwise, you will be contributing to locking, hurting SQL Server's overall performance. [6.5, 7.0, 2000, 2005] Updated 8-21-2005
Encapsulate all transactions within stored procedures, including both the BEGIN TRANSACTION and COMMIT TRANSACTION statements in the procedure. This provides two benefits that help to reduce blocking locks.
First, it limits the client application and SQL Server to communications before and after the transaction, thus forcing any messages between the client and the server to occur at a time other than when the transaction is running (reducing transaction time).
Second, It prevents the user from leaving an open transaction (holding locks open) because the stored procedure forces any transactions that it starts to complete or abort. [6.5, 7.0, 2000, 2005] Updated 8-21-2005
If you have a client application that needs to "check-out" data for awhile, then perhaps update it later, or maybe not, you don't want the records locked during the entire time the record is being viewed. Assuming "viewing" the data is much more common that "updating" the data, then one way to handle this particular circumstance is to have the application select the record (not using UPDATE, which will put a share lock on the record) and send it to the client.
If the user just "views" the record and never updates it, then nothing has to be done. But if the user decides to update the record, then the application can perform an UPDATE by adding a WHERE clause that checks to see whether the values in the current data are the same as those that were retrieved.
Similarly, you can check a timestamp column in the record, if it exists. If the data is the same, then the UPDATE can be made. If the record has changed, then the application must include code to notify the user so he or she can decide how to proceed. While this requires extra coding, it reduces locking and can increase overall application performance. [6.5, 7.0, 2000, 2005] Updated 10-16-2005
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By rockyhulne
Members of the GMLOS wresltling team go through warm-ups in Grand Meadow Thursday. Rocky Hulne/sports@austindailyherald.com
GMLOS wrestlers are ready to begin their season after a long wait
GRAND MEADOW -— The Grand Meadow/LeRoy-Ostrander/Southland wrestling team had dreams of this being one of their best seasons yet.
That may very well be, but it most certainly will be one of the strangest and most unpredictable seasons in program history. The Bulldogs sent eight wrestlers to the state meet and they qualified for their first team state meet in 15 years in 2020, but this year there are no guarantees as the season begins without a scheduled postseason.
GMLOS senior captain Christian Jacobsen is hoping the Bulldogs get their chance against the best this year.
GMLOS head wrestling coach Randy Smith instructs his team in Grand Meadow Thursday. Rocky Hulne/sports@austindailyherald.com
"We lose some conditioning without individual tournaments, but with the guys we're wrestling now, we'll get some good matches in. We're definitely looking to make another state run if we get that opportunity," Jacobsen said. "Having a season means a lot. Wrestling really makes school for me. Without wrestling, school would not be going well for me."
The Minnesota State High School League is not allowing teams to compete in individual tournaments during the regular season, but GMLOS has scheduled 16 triangulars. The schedule will give the Bulldogs 32 matches, with 30 of those matches coming against unique opponents.
GMLOS head coach Randy Smith is preparing for the season with hopes that there is a postseason for his team, which includes eight seniors.
"In an individual tournament setting, every kid you wrestle gets a little bit tougher throughout the tournament. In a team triangular, you never know if the first kid will be the best or if you'll get a real good match at all. It's going to vary," Smith said. "We've got a lot of great individuals and we're uncertain if we're going to get an individual state tournament at all. We're focusing on the team right now. We're helping each other, pushing each other and filling out the weight classes as needed. If we don't get an individual tournament, there's going to be a lot of broken hearts, but if we can at least get a team tournament at the end, that will give us something to look forward to."
GMLOS captain Noah Sayles has been working out at home to prepare for the season, and he's well aware that things can change in an instant after losing his chance to play with Southland in the Section 1 nine-man football tournament due to COVID-19.
"We have the same attitude going into every season," Sayles said. "This year is a little different, but we're still going to work hard like we always do, no matter what happens. We're not sure if there will be a state tournament, but if there is we'll be ready for it. With all of the COVID stuff going on, we're lucky to even have a season."
GMLOS senior captain Daniel Smith said it's tough to practice in a mask, but he's excited that wrestlers will not have to wear masks while competing.
"We've just got to get back in shape. That's the biggest part. Taking some time off did some damage," Daniel said. "The season is going to be fun and it'll be interesting."
GMLOS is scheduled to compete at NRHEG at 5 p.m. on Jan. 14.
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To respect COVID-19 protocols, the Bulldogs are having the same two wrestlers partner up in every practice and the team practices in two separate groups.
All teams are having weigh-ins done at each participating school before traveling matches, not at the location of the match. There is no showering at the school in a road or home meet.
GM wrestlers and Southland wrestlers will each travel in separate vehicles to matches.
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Marie and Robert Weatherall were a married couple who collaborated in translating the work of Karel Čapek into English.

Marie Weatherall, née Isakovicsová (1897 – 1972) was from Czechoslovakia. Educated at Prague University, Marie had obtained her doctorate and married Robert Weatherall by 1927, when she published an article on Walter Pater in a Czechoslovak philological journal.

Robert Weatherall (1899 – 27 September 1973, Barham, Kent) was educated at Cambridge University before becoming a biology master at Rugby School. Weatherall subsequently taught at Eton College. An active participant in the social hygiene movement, he was on the board of the British Social Biology Council for nearly four decades, and co-editor of their journal Biology and Human Affairs. In 1944, as secretary of the Education Advisory Board of the Social Hygiene Council, Weatherall proposed the setting up of a national public service to collect, wash and return diapers within 24 hours.

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Jan Welzl, "The Quest for Polar Treasures" Translated by M & R weatherall, London, George Allen & Unwin Ltd., 1933
Karel Čapek, War with the Newts. Translated by M. & R. Weatherall, New York, G.P. Putnam & Sons, 1937
Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk and Karel Čapek, Masaryk on thought and life : conversations with Karel Čapek; translated from the Czech by M. & R. Weatherall, London: G. Allen & Unwin, 1938
Karel Čapek, I had a dog and a cat, translated by M. & R. Weatherall, 1940
Karel Čapek, Three novels: Hordubal, An ordinary life, Meteor. Tr. by M. and R. Weatherall, 1948

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You've read the guidebooks and you're inching to visit this Thai city. You have to expect more than the guided tours can ever offer you, though. If you'd rather go out on your own and experience Phuket without a leash, then you'll have to cut yourself loose from the pack and travel on your own (or with your group). The public commutes are your first picks of transport, but the outskirts are easily accessible if you hire a rental car that'll take you anywhere you want to go. Your guidebook (and the Phuket tourism website) will serve as your survival guide, but don't forget to experience the sights and sounds firsthand once you're there.
Your tour has to start from the inside out; exhaust all of the city's usual fare of attractions before you head out to Phromthep Cape, Surin, Phi Phi, or Phang nga. Soak yourself in local culture, and your first stop should be the Amulet Market. It's just a modest spot of about 20 stalls, but the wares should give you an overview of local beliefs. Amulets are tied to the Buddhist religion, usually blessed by monks and supposedly bestowed with protective powers. You'll have to scout for an amulet expert to sort the genuine from the fakes, though.
The shrines are worth your visit because these provide a glimpse of the culture in one fell swoop. The architecture and aesthetics are also the perfect backdrop for your postcard pictures. Of note are the Bang Neow (along Phuket Road), Hok Nguan Kung (at Surin Clock Circle), and Jao Mae Kuan (along Bangkok Road) Shrines, all located within the city proper. These temples are dedicated to deities or to monks considered as deities, decked with adornments of heavy and religious symbols. The shrines are usually open till the early evening; observe and visit with discretion.
Hit the beaches once you've had your fill of the city. The West Coast is balmy during the dry season, and the beaches are pristine from Phromthep Cape to Surin. You have to cruise on a rental car, though. You'll stop plenty of times just to appreciate the view. There's the usual fare of tourist novelties at Phromthep, but the trinkets and hawkers are forgivable when you're within view of the coastline. Up north are several lookout points, with majestic views of Nai Harn, Kata, Karon, and Patong beaches. Note that elephant camps line this stretch of road, so drive carefully and watch out for safety hazards (elephant droppings) along the way. Kamala and Surin beaches lie at the end of the long stretch, the first set against a backdrop of an idyllic village, the other lined by posh restaurants, cafes, and bars.
Phi Phi and Phang Nga offer clusters of untamed islands, the perfect way to spend a sunny morning. You can board a boat (Chinese junk boat) for your cruise. If you prefer a closer view, paddle a sea kayak with an experienced tour guide. Phi Phi is best experienced on speedboat, but the lagoons of Phang Nga bay are too beautiful to sample in a hurry. Arrive early so you'll have plenty of time to linger. You'll surely schedule return flights to Phuket to experience its other attractions, but these few picks should do for your first visit. Travel solo, with a special someone, or with a group; your stay is memorable whether in solitude or with familiar company.
Sofia Angeli is a PR & communications consultant for companies in various industries. She also brings her writing skills and passion for culture and travel to the online world. If not out and about on a trip somewhere, she consults for cheapflights.com.au.


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Commack college student decorates family home to raise money for St. Jude's
Nov 30, 2022, 3:08amUpdated on Nov 30, 2022
A Commack teenager is helping to make the holiday bright for children who can't be home to celebrate.
Joseph Barragato created Wichards Winter Wonderland on Wichards Boulevard to raise funds for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
The LIU Post student puts up holiday decorations on his family house every year to spread the holiday cheer.
He says his love for Christmas started as a child when his mother would take him around to see decorations.
Barragato says he and his stepfather started with a few decorations and now there are over 75,000 lights and 150 displays.
The centerpiece of the wonderland is the donation box for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
Barragato says he has been raising money for St. Jude's for two years and has donated $2,000 to help sick children and their families.
"The one charity my mom was always, always in love with was St. Jude's and whenever you see the commercials on TV, it always broke her heart and it's really sad," Barragato says "But I figured, let's take the one charity that my family loves and let's donate to them."
Barragato says people who come by can donate whatever they want.
The display will be up until Dec. 27.


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Home Social Justice Students occupy Baker Center in protest of Ferguson verdict, racial problems
Students occupy Baker Center in protest of Ferguson verdict, racial problems
By Austin Linfante
Around 120 students kept Baker University Center open for all of Monday night as they protested the Michael Brown verdict and racism at Ohio University with a sit-in.
The protest, the name bouncing between #OccupyBaker and #OccupyBakerOU, planned to go on with or without police interference after the building closed at midnight, but it was ultimately kept open, with no police showing up and the Baker staff staying for the night as well.
The sit-in was sparked by the grand jury verdict not to indict officer Darren Wilson of any charges in the death of 18-year-old Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo. A crowd of about 60 people listened to a stream through a megaphone of the announcement by St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Robert McCulloch at 9 p.m.
Afterwards, the group marched to the fourth floor of Baker, solemnly singing "Which Side Are You On?" After observing a symbolic four and a half minutes of silence in remembrance of Brown, protesters started giving passionate speeches on their reaction to the verdict as well as police brutality.
"This could be anyone's brother or sister who's being shot and left in the street," Ryant Taylor, a senior studying creative writing, said. "This is happening in Beavercreek (Ohio). This is happening in Cleveland. This is happening everywhere. We are literally here to say that Mike Brown's life mattered, and all the students' lives here at Ohio University matter."
At around 10:30 p.m., the growing crowd voted to occupy the fourth floor of Baker. Protesters hung banners saying "Stop killing us," "Black lives matter" and "Disarm the police" and posters saying "No Justice, No Peace."
Afterwards, the protesters starting forming a list of demands, writing them on a large white board. This included demands that no arrests be made from the protest, as well as implementing a mandatory "cultural competence" class for all incoming freshmen, increasing diversity in class and disarming the Ohio University Police Department and the Athens Police Department.
Conversations branched out after that, with protesters talking about the struggles a black OU student faces every day, student journalists covering race, intersectionality and the campus being unwilling to talk about race constructively, including racist remarks on the anonymous apps Yik Yak and Unseen.
"This is connected to so many issues across the nation, across the world," Taylor said. "If you think about it, people hide behind their preconceived notions and their prejudice and their racist ideals. What we need to do is call them out on their bullsh*t as closely and as accurately as possible. That starts with what we're doing right now."
Tensions started getting high at 11:30 p.m. as the threat of police interference when the building closed at midnight became more possible. Dean of Students Jenny Hall-Jones and Vice President of Student Affairs Ryan Lombardi were in attendance to inform students of what could happen at midnight.
"The building will have to be cleared at midnight," Hall-Jones said. "If you all stay, if you do not leave at midnight, then they will call the police and ask for help clearing the building."
Despite the possibility of scholarship money being revoked if arrested, about 100 protesters decided to stay past midnight.
"I'm not going anywhere," said Jolana Watson, a media and social change major. "I don't know about any of you guys, but I'm not going anywhere. I'm staying right here."
At around 12:20 a.m., Lombardi announced that the Baker staff would stay the night, keeping the building open for students, and the police would not get involved.
"We want to take the night and do what you need to do, support each other, and work with each other," Lombardi said.
Protesters called this a success and continued to occupy the area past 1 a.m.
Despite the protest being heavy with emotions ranging from anger to fear, many were optimistic that it was a start for more calls for social change at OU and throughout the nation.
"I think something big is about to happen, and this is just the foundation," Shambrion Treadwell, president of the OU chapter of NAACP, said. "So keep talking about it, and don't get discouraged."
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Founded 350 years ago, the Egyptian market in Istanbul—a hub for trading spices and seasonings between East and West—continues to entice customers.
The market was originally built during the reign of Sultan Murad in 1597, with the aim of raising funds for the "New Mosque"—known as Yeni Valide Camii in Turkish—which still stands near the marketplace. Rental income from the market continues to fund the running of the historic mosque.
The market officially opened in 1664, around 70 years after its construction began. Its distinguishing features include its stone walls and floors, as well as its ornate domes and L-shaped design. It is also the second-largest bazaar in Istanbul, consisting of 88 chambers, 21 of which sell gold and copper, 10 sell gifts and luxury goods, four sell clothing, and the remaining 53 sell herbs, spices, nuts, condiments, cheeses, sausages, dried fruits, jams and dried vegetables, which are a specialty of the market.
The market also sells beauty products made from natural ingredients, such as henna, natural sponges, oils and rosewater. Moreover, there are many powders that were traditionally used in Turkish baths as a means of purifying the skin and looking after it.


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# File lib/gitlab/satellite/action.rb, line 8
def initialize(user, project, options = {})
  @options = DEFAULT_OPTIONS.merge(options)
  @project = project
  @user = user
end

Instance Protected methods

              in_locked_and_timed_satellite()

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Sets a 30s timeout for Git

Locks the satellite repo

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# File lib/gitlab/satellite/action.rb, line 19
def in_locked_and_timed_satellite
  Grit::Git.with_timeout(options[:git_timeout]) do
    project.satellite.lock do
      return yield project.satellite.repo
    end
  end
rescue Errno::ENOMEM => ex
  Gitlab::GitLogger.error(ex.message)
  return false
rescue Grit::Git::GitTimeout => ex
  Gitlab::GitLogger.error(ex.message)
  return false
end

              prepare_satellite!(repo)

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Clears the satellite

Updates the satellite from Gitolite

Sets up Git variables for the user

Note: use this within in_locked_and_timed_satellite

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# File lib/gitlab/satellite/action.rb, line 38
def prepare_satellite!(repo)
  project.satellite.clear_and_update!

  repo.git.config({}, "user.name", user.name)
  repo.git.config({}, "user.email", user.email)
end


The majority newly admitted lawyers in NSW are women, making up 63% of all law graduates. But only 20% of barristers are female, and they get paid a lot less than their male peers.
Last week, the NSW Bar Association released a report detailing factors that impact upon female barristers, and the changes that law firms and barristers' chambers need to make in order to promote gender equality.
Being a barrister can be a challenging but incredibly rewarding career– so why do fewer women than men that pursue it, why do so few reach the level of Senior Counsel (previously Queens Counsel), and why are women paid less than men.
There is a perception the bar has a very male-dominated culture, which deters many women from pursuing a career as a barrister.
In a separate study, the Law Council of Australia surveyed over 4,000 lawyers in order to determine the reasons behind gender inequality in the legal profession as a whole.
The survey found that half of all female respondents reported being bullied or intimidated in the workplace. Half also reported facing gender discrimination at some point in their careers. And one in four women said they had experienced sexual harassment in the workplace.
The Council reported that these responses reflect an unacceptable state of affairs in the profession – suggesting that women face significant barriers to reaching senior positions.
The message to come out of the Bar Association report was clear: action needs to be taken, and words alone won't be enough to address the gender disparity in the legal profession.
Many would argue against such artificial quotas, contending that briefs should be given to barristers on the basis of merit, cost and availability – not because they are women or men.
Only time will tell whether law firms will adopt the Bar Association's recommendations, or at least brief females barristers more often.


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← March 3, 2013 – Knee Schmee, Let's Ski!!
While the Pacific Seacraft was undoubtedly a quality boat, we were still struggling to justify the price. It was going to require some serious penny-pinching for us just to get the boat and another disheartening sum to get it in cruising condition. Instead of "Yes, I'll have the veal scallopini, please," we were going to be that embarrassing couple that brings their own PB&Js to the restaurant and then cleans out the table condiments and the mint bowl on the way out. You really don't get invited back much after a scene like that plays out, trust me. So, after some thought and a smart nudge from our broker (thanks Kevin!), we decided to take a look at some "Toyotas," i.e., older, more affordable boats that boasted the same cruising capability for half the price.
One of the first boats that fit this bill was a Morgan 382 that had just come in from a circumnavigation. Yes, that means exactly what you think it means. All the way around the world. Not only is that just awesome. Period. But the fact that the boat had been used, really used, and had proven itself, was definitely a confidence-builder, and it was priced well.
But, others had the same idea and were chomping at the bit to see this boat too, so we had to move quick. Luckily, Phillip already had a trip on the books down to Panama City where they were docked so he squeezed in a detour to the marina to check it out. Sadly, though, it had two major downfalls. The cockpit benches were cut out on each side to allow maneuverability around the massive (a.k.a. big, honking) steering wheel.
Meaning, you could not stretch out in the cockpit. This was a deal-breaker for us. As Phillip explained it to me: "The cockpit is like your living room. It's where you'll spend most of your time. It's got to be comfortable." So, the T-shape cutout in the cockpit was a big downer, but that wasn't the only thing. Phillip also found, while it was beautiful, the galley and salon felt tight and cramped, even for a 38-foot boat.
Like I said in the beginning, you just know when you step on the boat, and Phillip knew when he stepped on this one that it wasn't right for us.
So, the Morgan was a no-go. But, to optimize Phillip's time in PC, our trusty broker had lined up a viewing for him of a Tayana 37 that had already sold but was still in the marina and available for some good poking around. Tayanas are built in Taiwan and are hand-crafted, each one of them, which makes each one unique, and the woodwork is exquisite. Think carvings and shapings worthy of an old Spanish chapel. They're also sturdy as hell. It's like a tank … on the water … with sails on it.
Phillip really liked the build of the Tayanas so we decided to add them to the list. In all, we knew we were pleased with the quality and performance of the older boats, not to mention the affordability, so a Toyota it was going to be. We were now squarely on the hunt for a good 'ole (emphasis on 'ole) boat!
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Most People Safer in Big U.S. Cities But More Seniors Murdered in Rural Areas
'Cars, guns and drugs are the unholy trinity causing the majority of injury deaths in the U.S.'
July 23, 2013 – A report released today reports the surprising conclusion that in the U.S. cities are a safer place to live than are the suburbs or rural communities. There is, however, a notable exception – although overall homicide rates are lower in rural areas they are higher for senior citizens.
Researchers from the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania and the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP),analyzing 1,295,919 injury deaths that occurred between 1999 and 2006, determined that the risk of injury death was 22 percent higher in the most rural counties than in the most urban.
The most common causes of injury death were motor vehicle crashes, leading to 27.61 deaths per 100,000 people in most rural areas and 10.58 per 100,000 in most urban areas.
Though the risk of firearm-related death showed no difference across the rural-urban spectrum in the entire population as a whole, when age subgroups were studied, firearm-related deaths were found to be significantly higher in rural areas for children and people 45 years and older; however, for people age 20 to 44, the risk of firearm-related death was significantly lower in rural areas.
The new study overturning the common belief that cities are the most dangerous communities in American appears online ahead of print in the Annals of Emergency Medicine.
"Perceptions have long existed that cities were innately more dangerous than areas outside of cities, but our study shows this is not the case" said lead study author, Sage R. Myers, MD, MSCE, assistant professor of Pediatrics, Perelman School of Medicine and attending physician, Department of Emergency Medicine at CHOP.
"Cars, guns and drugs are the unholy trinity causing the majority of injury deaths in the U.S. Although the risk of homicide is higher in big cities, the risk of unintentional injury death is 40 percent higher in the most rural areas than in the most urban. And overall, the rate of unintentional injury dwarfs the risk of homicide, with the rate of unintentional injury more than 15 times that of homicide among the entire population.
"This has important implications about staffing of emergency departments and trauma care systems in rural areas, which tend to be underserved as it is." - lead study author Sage Myers, MD, MSCE, University of Pennsylvania
"These findings may lead people who are considering leaving cities for non-urban areas due to safety concerns to re-examine their motivations for moving. And we hope the findings could also lead us to re-evaluate our rural health care system and more appropriately equip it to both prevent and treat the health threats that actually exist."
The study examined county-level data on all injury deaths across the U.S. from 1999-2006 (because of their unusual nature, deaths from the 9-11 terrorist attacks were excluded).
Findings from the study support prior work showing that overall homicide rates are lower in rural areas than urban areas. This was found to be true in all age groups, except the oldest adults (over 65 years old).
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However, the magnitude of homicide- and suicide-related deaths, even in urban areas, is far outweighed by the magnitude of unintentional-injury deaths – such as those from car crashes and falls – in nonurban areas, especially in rural areas.
Specifically, the rate of unintentional-injury death is over 15 times that of homicide for the entire population and the risk of unintentional-injury death is 40 percent higher in the nation's most rural counties compared to the most urban.
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The research team found that the bulk of unintentional injury deaths result from motor vehicle crashes, with motor vehicle injury-related deaths occurring at a rate that is more than 1.4 times higher than the next leading mechanism of injury death.
In rural areas, this difference is even more pronounced, where motor vehicle injury-related death rates are twice that of the next leading injury mechanism. Across the rural-urban continuum, the risk of motor vehicle-related injury death is 2 times more likely in rural areas as compared to the most urban.
"We think our work serves as a reminder that injury is an important health issue for Americans, wherever they live. Our findings can inform both targeted prevention efforts and strategic efforts to improve trauma care in the U.S. This work provides a real opportunity to build systems of medical care that are positioned to best care for the populations that depend upon them for life and limb saving treatment in their time of need," said senior study author, Brendan G. Carr, MD, MSHP, assistant professor Emergency Medicine and Biostatistics and Epidemiology at Penn.
Race was also a factor. Rural counties with large black populations had significantly lower risk of injury death than those with small black populations. The opposite was true for Latino populations: Rural counties with large Latino populations had significantly higher risk of injury death than rural counties with small Latino populations.
Surprisingly, rural counties with the highest levels of college-educated inhabitants and median income had significantly increased risk of injury death compared to rural counties with the lowest levels of each.
The researchers note that next steps in this line of research should focus on creating local injury priority scores – a relatively simple and objective tool that uses data available in trauma center registries to rank injury causes according to both frequency and severity – and considering innovative ways to continue to develop the U.S. emergency and trauma care system to assure that all Americans receive the best emergency and trauma care possible.
"Trauma has been a leader in planning for care from the population perspective," says Carr, referencing the interactive trauma system mapping tool created at Penn, "but we've still got work to do."
Additional Penn authors are Charles C. Branas, PhD; Benjamin C. French, PhD; Michael L. Nance, MD; Michael J. Kallan, MS; and Douglas J. Wiebe, PhD.
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Angels Dismantle Mariners In Complete Team Effort
Robert Hanashiro-USA TODAY Sports
Angels News: Mike Trout Feels Relief After Choosing To Shut It Down For 2021
Ron Gutterman
It's hard to imagine a game going any better than it did for the Los Angeles Angels on Saturday night. Clutch hits came from all spots in the batting order, a reliever dominated the stage, and it all came together in a 14-1 win over the Seattle Mariners.
Five different players recorded at least two hits. Luis Rengifo went 2-for-4 with a homer, Brandon Marsh was 2-for-4 with a walk and four runs scored, Phil Gosselin went 2-for-3 with four RBIs, Jared Walsh went 4-for-5 with four RBIs, and Shohei Ohtani went 2-for-3 with two walks and two triples.
Then, there was Jhonathan Diaz. After Jaime Barria was forced to exit after two innings due to arm fatigue, Diaz took the mound for a long relief outing. Almost no one could have guessed what happened next: Diaz finished the game by himself.
He pitched seven innings of one-run, three-hit baseball, putting together exactly what the Angels needed in every way. Among all the good that happened offensively, Joe Maddon made sure to give credit to Diaz, according to J.P. Hoornstra of The O.C. Register:
"He came in and defined that game," Maddon said. "Give Diaz a lot of credit. He really pitched well. The last time he pitched he got off to a bad start. Tonight he settled in and made pitches all night long."
Maddon was also impressed with Marsh, who did everything one could expect out of a true leadoff batter.
"I think he's handled it well," Maddon said of Marsh's move to the leadoff spot. "If you like what you're seeing right now, know that it's going to keep getting better. I do like what I'm seeing right now. … He has all the abilities to be a very good leadoff hitter in the major leagues right now, including the ability to steal bases."
But of course, the story of the night was Ohtani. After drawing 11 walks in his last three games, everyone wanted to see what would happen if the Mariners actually pitched to him. They found out quickly, as he hit RBI triples in both the first and third innings. Marsh has some words about this following the game.
"It's fun to see him get pitched in the zone, not walked, not intentionally walked," Marsh said. "I can't take any credit for that. I'm just up there trying to do my job. I'm going to pass the baton to the next guy."
The Angels have just seven games remaining in their season, including four against these Mariners. Nights like Saturday provide a glimmer of hope as to what 2022 can look like when the team is back at full strength and making necessary free agency additions.
Max Stassi goes 0-for-3 as he tries to work out of slump
Angels catcher Max Stassi recently spoke about the foundation he needed at the plate to get out of an ongoing extended slump. While he wasn't able to notch a hit in the Angels explosive game, he did draw two walks, signaling some improved plate discipline.


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Not Suspended, but Withdrawn
Having made enquirers as to, if I am suspended from ministry, why I haven't got an official document stating this, I have got the following reply from my Superior.
I am not suspended; I am withdrawn from ministry. The action is taken by the Redemptorists, under instruction from the CDF. And the position remains unchanged.They are still looking for the same statement as they were six years ago. And in the meantime the Church has dramatically changed. The two issues they objected to — the origin of priesthood and women's ordination — are now being widely discussed at all levels in the Church, with the encouragement of Pope Francis, who asks us to speak freely and without fear.
Dear Fr. Tony,
On December 4th, I received your email (dated December 3rd) requesting a clarification about 'suspension from priestly ministry'. Having consulted the documents and correspondence I have in my possession, and taken canonical advice, it seems to me that you are not canonically suspended from the exercise of priestly ministry.
However, the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith instructed that you were to be withdrawn from the exercise of priestly ministry, and not to publish or give interviews until you prepare and submit a statement of acceptance of Church teaching which is approved by the CDF. In subsequent inquiries to the CDF about your return to public ministry, the CDF has insisted on this statement as a prerequisite for return to public ministry.
Michael Brehl, C.Ss.R.
The following is part of my response to this communication from my superiors:
So that is the answer to my question; I am not suspended, just withdrawn by my religious superiors, under orders from the CDF. Mind you, I thought that body had lost a lot of its power and authority in the past six years, – but apparently not in this instance. (It would still be nice if I could get a formal statement from them about my exact situation, but I expect that is too much to hope for).They are looking for the statement they wanted six years ago, even though I continue to argue wherever I go that Francis has brought about real change.
In the statement I would have to say that I accept that women will never be ordained in the Catholic Church. The last six years has seen enormous change on that issue. It is now widely discussed. I note that in listening exercises in Killala, Limerick, Kilmore, there were large majorities in favour of womens ordination, and of course consistently in opinion polls. With so much change in these short years, who is to say what will happen in the next ten or twenty?
Whatever about making that statement six years ago, it would make much less sense now.
And then there is the issue of accepting all Catholic moral teaching, which was another part of the requested statement. I imagine there are very few left now who would say that they accept some of the things said about LGBT in Canon Law and the Catechism of the Catholic Church. Not to mention the hoary old issue of Humanae Vitae. Just today I read and article by Chris Patten (how the British Parliament could do with his sound common sense now), where he said that the Church has got sex all wrong.
There is no possibility of me presenting that statement to the CDF.. (I have never been able to get my head around Des Connell's mental reservation.)
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President of the Caribbean Development Bank, Dr. Warren Smith, during his address at the meeting.
Some of those in attendance at the event.
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Poor rates of implementation still a major issue in the region
President of the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB), Dr. Warren Smith, has drawn attention to the poor rates of implementation in the region, weak implementation capacity within countries and the tardiness of Caribbean people, as among the major issues that have to be addressed.
Speaking yesterday morning during the opening of the 2019 Caribbean Forum hosted by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the Government of Barbados and the CDB at the Lloyd Erskine Sandiford Centre, Dr. Smith insisted that "moving the needle" on the answers to this region's persistent challenges necessitates a "relentless commitment to implementation", which he said must begin with a cultural shift that fosters increased accountability.
"We often joke about Caribbean people always being late, but time is money. So that tardiness undermines our capacity to deliver goods and services in a timely manner and undercuts our ability to compete based on low costs and/or high quality," he told those gathered.
Smith went on to explain that lateness is only one manifestation of the region's implementation problem. He made the point while noting that public sector investment programmes (PSIP) are underperforming, with several countries reporting implementation rates below 35 per cent and even as low as 20 per cent in some respects.
"We attribute to the public sector responsibility for creating an appropriate environment for the private sector to take leadership for economic growth and development. A PSIP that is performing effectively will stimulate private investment. The reverse is also true; an underperforming PSIP will undermine private sector confidence and its willingness to invest. Completion delays lead to postponement in the delivery of the intended development benefits as well as cost overages, which can compound an already burdensome public debt," he added.
Addressing the audience which included the Prime Ministers of Barbados, St. Lucia and St. Kitts and Nevis, he referred to the World Bank's Doing Business Indicators, which he said provide some of the critical factors that impact business decisions, including challenges with the approval of construction permits and access to electricity services.
"The speed with which these can take place provides a gauge of our region's efficiency, vis-a-vis the best in class. We should not regard the analyses of this data simply as criticisms of our shortcomings in these areas. More importantly, we should grasp the opportunity for targeted redress of these very things that hamper competitiveness. Let us pull out for priority action those low-hanging fruit that can bring significant benefit with relatively minimal efforts," he added.
The CDB president's comments came as he admitted that implementation is of grave concern for the Bank itself as well, as he cited the "growing buckets of undisbursed balances" on their books, which he lamented have been the cause of much disquiet for him. Smith made the point while adamant that it is "cold comfort" that other development partners are facing similar challenges.
"Bear in mind that none of us are delivering on our development mandate if the funds intended for these countries remain in our coffers. Our goal should be for the intended beneficiaries to be able to access these resources for high priority development projects as quickly as possible," the CDB head stated.
In that vein, he said the CDB is doing its part to tackle the implementation challenge from several fronts, including a major overhaul of their systems and business processes. He said at the heart of this effort is an aggressive information technology strategy, to assist the Bank in getting closer to its clients, improve the Bank's responsiveness and generate greater efficiencies. He added too that they have adopted a new procurement framework which would increase operational flexibility and accelerate project implementation.
Additionally, he indicated that given the importance of training in addressing the implementation challenge, the Bank is completing a region-wide programme in public policy analysis and public cycle management training, targeted at enhancing skills in implementation and other areas in project management. With that in mind, he said over the past three years 2000 public officials have been trained and CDB is launching e-modules to extend the training to a greater number of persons.
"In addition to training, we are encouraging behaviour change, through for example, institutionalised delivery mechanisms or through project-by-project capacity and institutional building support," he added. (JRT)
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Q: cannot install MySQLdb on virtualenv (Mac 10.13) I'm new to using virtualenv and I'm having trouble installing MySQLdb on my virtualenv.
I'm currently using Python 2.7 and here is what my current virtualenv looks like
click==6.7
Flask==1.0.2
Flask-SQLAlchemy==2.3.2
itsdangerous==0.24
Jinja2==2.10
MarkupSafe==1.0
MySQL-python==1.2.5
mysqlclient==1.3.12
SQLAlchemy==1.2.8
Werkzeug==0.14.1

I first saw this error when I was coding on my normal machine (Mac 10.13), and when I initially tried to install MySQLdb, I got this error.
Command "python setup.py egg_info" failed with error code 1 in /private/tmp/pip-install-rxnRuR/MySQL-python/

I was able to fix it by using the second solution in this question
However, when I start up my virtual environment and attempt to install MySQLdb I get the same error code as above, but I do not have the same directories that are provided in the solution I originally found.
I've tried to piece together solutions from the follow questions trying to see if there is a solution for installing MySQLdb in virtualenv
Link1, Link2, Link3, but none of them seem to work
I was hoping someone might be able to explain what's going on so that I work with MySQLdb in a virtual environment.
Commands tried:
sudo pip install --upgrade setuptools
brew install mysql
brew install mysql-python

brew uninstall mysql
brew install mysql-connector-c
brew unlink mysql-connector-c
brew install mysql
pip install mysql-python

UPDATE: This seems to be a known issue and is in a Github thread I ended up solving the above error code using the solution found here, but now when I start up Python and I try to import MySQLdb, I get the following error code
Reason: image not found

A: Try  this :

*

*brew uninstall mysql-connector-c

*brew install mysql

*invoke "mysql_config --libs" and confirm its output include correct library options: "-L/usr/local/Cellar/mysql/5.7.20/lib -lmysqlclient -lssl -lcrypto"

*export LDFLAGS=-L/usr/local/opt/openssl/lib && pip install mysqlclient
I hope this helps

A: The answer in this other question solved the problem, below is the command I used to make it work.
export DYLD_FALLBACK_LIBRARY_PATH=/anaconda2/lib/:$DYLD_FALLBACK_LIBRARY_PATH

A few notes however...

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*I had to run this command WITHIN my virtual environment for it to work, not my global environment

*I was told this is a problem with Anaconda managing my packages and my virtual environment variables not being able to find the correct paths

*You'll notice that my folder is "~/anaconda2/..." check to see where your lib files are installed on your global environment and make sure you adjust the directory name accordingly

*Also I was suggested to keep this command in an initialization file for my virtual environment, that way whenever my virtual environment loads, this command is already executed

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Sunbridgewells - underground shopping complex set to open in Bradford
Published: 12:00 AM February 12, 2016 Updated: 4:34 PM December 17, 2020
Sunbridge Wells, underground retail development in the city centre with bars and shops - Credit: Alamy
Shoppers in Bradford will be going underground when an unusual new mall opens next month
Sunbridge Wells, underground retail development in the city centre with bars and shops, - Credit: Alamy
An amazing transformation is taking place beneath the streets of Bradford. A dark, damp network of underground tunnels that have previously housed jail cells and a nightclub will next month open its doors as the city's first subterranean shopping complex.
The new Sunbridgewells development – which, the people behind the scheme say, will be unlike anything in the country – will house contemporary creative and artistic businesses as well as stylish bars and restaurants and an art gallery.
'The best way to describe it is as a cross between the Corn Exchange in Leeds and the Dark Arches with its craft and arty shops,' said Frances Day, who is in charge of the marketing for Sunbridgewells. 'It will be unique and it will retain the authentic Victorian feel and the integrity of the beautiful old building while being filled with 14 modern businesses and four bars.'
Several dates have been mooted for the opening of the underground mall but the big day has been repeatedly pushed back as the scheme has grown and developed but the plan is now for the site to open the end of March – a date which is set in stone, says Frances.
The main entrance will be behind the new City Park development and shoppers will find Victorian style units running the length of the tunnels, an internal street with a large glass area above and rear courtyard with an open plan staircase leading to Upper Miller Gate.
'With any development there are challenges and problems to overcome but when you're working in an underground environment such as this the challenges are multiplied several times,' said Frances. 'There were myriad challenges that had to be overcome. Each time a project was started it opened another can or worms so it has all been a tough challenge, but a beautiful one.'
Hundreds of tonnes of earth and rubble had to be removed from the tunnels before development work could begin on the £1-plus scheme. Parts of the tunnels have been unused for almost a century while others were used in the 1960s as a nightclub owned by Shirley Crabtree, better known as the wrestle Big Daddy. The Beatles, the Moody Blues, Alan Price and Rod Stewart all performed there before the venue closed.
The new shopping area was the brainchild of developer Graham Hall who is keen to attract young creative businesspeople and entrepreneurs, with low monthly rents and flexible terms. Frances added: 'Lots of creative and arty businesses have enquired about taking one of the units and although we do still have some space left, I'm sure it will be filled by the time it opens. This is an ideal area for new and existing businesses to trade in the heart of the city centre.
'Bradford has had a difficult time in the last few years but the city is coming back and this is another example of that. It's another experience for people coming into the city. We are working with Bradford Council and Bradford College to create a vibrant and exciting trading area, helping Bradford to thrive again. With the new developments in the city centre – Broadway Shopping Centre and the New City Park – this is time to promote and enhance the talent and potential which has always existed in this great city.'
To follow developments under the Bradford streets, go to sunbridgewlls.com
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