Hi all. I have been working on a small project the last couple days due to recurring conversations on options identification as it relates to the different years, etc.
Feel free to beat on it a bit, perhaps give suggestions. Hopefully it may provide to be a decent utility for identifying what your car has in it to assist in doing swaps with other years, etc. On the N-Body (99+) cars (as far as I am aware), all of the RPO codes are on a label under the spare tire cover.
Last edited by tejohnson; 12-11-2005 at 03:24 PM.
Made a few changes. The database now has every possible RPO ID (easy to generate since GM uses base36). If I don't have a Description for the RPO at the moment, the record for that particular RPO is "NO DESCRIPTION AVAILABLE". Even if that is the case, it should still fall in one of GM's RPO categories. If not, I have a default category of "NOT CATAGORIZED". I may even add a year field since GM seems to have reused RPO's over time. At some point, I will add in functionality to allow users to update, and then give an option to users to look through the user submitted data as well.
Little white book titled "GM production options: passenger car, light and medium truck".
It's from service parts operations General motors corp. engineering dept., dated march 2001. Let me know if there's anything you need me to check. I looked up the final drive ratios and the 3.29 is rpo FR9 and 3.05 is F83, just in case you still needed those.
If anyone wants to know what their final drive is, it's the second number from the left in the second row down on the tag on the bottom of the spare tire cover.
I dunno but I am trying to still research the amount of GA's with the different options, If anyone of you knows a way to look into the GM database and find the production numbers that would be awesome.


Finding a Gardener in Tollerton: Sorting out a dreary and overgrown garden is not everyone's cup of tea, so if you find yourself in this situation you should not be afraid to ask for some outside assistance. You could ask the "guy down the road" who does a bit of gardening or you could call on a professional Tollerton gardener. Although many professional gardeners don't have any formal qualifications, they generally have more relevant knowledge than that "geezer down the street" does.
You do not want your precious garden to be spoilt by someone who doesn't have to knowledge to look after it properly. So, be certain to locate a gardener in Tollerton who you know you can trust. Some plants and trees need special care, in which case this is even more important. Don't put up with chancers, seek out a good gardener.
The thing about gardening is that there are always jobs that need doing routinely, even on small gardens. These jobs will need doing more regularly in the spring and summer and perhaps not at all in the winter. Among the most common jobs needing to be done in Tollerton gardens are hedge pruning, grass cutting, general cleaning and weeding. It isn't unusual for professional Tollerton gardeners to help you out with decking installation, waste removal, fence repairs and cleaning driveways.
While that "bloke down the street" might quote you ten to fifteen pounds an hour to "do" your garden, an experienced gardener will come at a considerably higher price (£20 per hour maybe). You should anticipate your gardener needing more time than one hour is he/she is to get your garden looking good again. In order for them to do all the neccessary work they may need to put in at least two or three hours. This is understandable when you factor in travelling time, loading/unloading, and waste disposal.
Be extremely suspicious of any Tollerton gardener who requests money up front before doing the job. Exceptions to this rule could be in respect of large projects such as patio laying where considerable amounts of materials are needed. It isn't uncommon for a gardener to ask to be paid in cash, though only after the gardening work is completed to your satisfaction. Irrespective of what kind of payment you agree with your gardener, always ask for a receipt as proof that he/she has been paid.
Before any work commences make sure your gardener is clear about what needs to be done and has a plan of action to complete it. In order for you to get the most out of your gardener, you should always be willing to ask for advice and help. Getting rid of your lawn trimmings and hedge clippings won't always be part of the service so ensure that in your case it is.
Gardeners are used to providing their own refreshments, but this shouldn't stop you from offering them a cup of tea or even a cold drink on a hot summer's day. You may be repaid for thoughtfulness like this by a better service and a happier gardener. By chatting with your gardener you can start to establish a friendly relationship, this should enable you to immerse yourself in their ideas and soak up some of their gardening knowledge. As with most things in life, moderation is the key. Keep chats short and to the point so that they can get on with what they are there for.
Tollerton Garden Design: Sometimes when searching for a gardener you will find people advertising as "garden designers" and for many this is a vocation in its own right. It might depend on exactly what you have in mind, simple re-designs will be within the capabilities of most professional gardeners. A quick discussion should soon reveal if your gardener is comfortable dealing with garden design. You might end up having to find a specialist.
Some Tollerton gardeners will also help with raised beds, plant selection, pond cleaning, irrigation, shrub planting, strimming, tree surgery, artificial grass, garden trellis, disease identification, nature gardens, jet washing, greenhouse assembly, garden electrics and other professional gardening services in Tollerton, North Yorkshire.
Also find gardeners in: Kirkby, Ainthorpe, Binsoe, Norton Le Clay, Aldburgh, Calton, Knaresborough, Bickerton, Carleton, Blades, Oldstead, Thorpe, Langthwaite, East Harlsey, Melsonby, Scrayingham, Kexby, Asenby, Malham, Overton, Beckwithshaw, Fossdale, Thorganby, Arrathorne, Seamer, Burton Leonard, Bland Hill, Potto, Kildwick, Escrick, Castle Bolton, Muscoates, Sherburn In Elmet, Fryton, Carlton In Cleveland and more.
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PTI September 9, 2019
New Delhi: The Jawaharlal Nehru University Students' Union election committee completed the counting of ballots at 9 pm on Sunday. The Delhi high court on Friday restricted the varsity from notifying the results.
The election committee had decided to go ahead with the counting but it was decided that the trends for the last 150 votes for central panel and trends for last 50 votes for councillor will not be made public.
"JNUSU Election Committee 2019 -20 has completed the counting of ballots for the posts of Central Panel and Councillors of the schools at 9 pm on September 8," the committee said.
As per the the direction of the Delhi high court Order dated September 6, the declaration of the final result is being withheld, it said.
"The JNUSU Election Committee has requested the Dean of Students for an urgent appointment to formally submit the final results in sealed envelopes," it said.
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Some parties who had bettered their vote share from last year also celebrated their moral victory.
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The polling for the keenly-contested polls was held on Friday and saw a turnout of 67.9%, believed to be the highest in seven years.
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The RSS-affiliated Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad also fielded candidates for all the four posts while the Congress-affiliated National Students' Union of India only contested on the presidential post.
The Birsa Ambedkar Phule Students' Association fielded candidates for two posts – president and general secretary.
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Government hails boom in e-commerce
Shame on you dot-com doubters, says e-commerce minister Stephen Timms as new figures show that 2001 was a bumper year for online spending
By Graeme Wearden | October 9, 2002 -- 14:01 GMT (07:01 PDT) | Topic: Tech Industry
Official figures released on Wednesday show that online spending in the UK boomed in 2001.
According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), which has published new results from its 2001 e-commerce survey, UK businesses -- excluding the financial sector -- sold £18.4bn of goods and services via the Internet in 2001. This is the equivalent of 1 percent of the non-financial sector's total sales throughout the year.
The ONS found that large companies enjoyed the bulk of the fruits of e-commerce. Firms that employed over 1,000 employees had online sales of £8.8bn. In contrast, firms employing fewer than 10 people achieved total online sales of just £1.4bn.
Almost two-thirds -- £11.8bn -- of this £18.4bn was business-to-business online sales, with online business-to-consumer e-commerce totalling around £6.6bn.
Firms employing fewer than 10 people were not included in the 2000 e-commerce survey. When excluded from the 2001 results, the ONS's figures show a 42 percent increase in online sales last year compared to 2000.
According to e-commerce minister Stephen Timms, this increase in online spending in 2001 is proof that even though the dot-com bubble has burst e-commerce has a bright future.
"These new figures show that e-commerce was not just the latest fad, but is becoming part of everyday business. Dot-com doom-mongers should eat their words," said Timms in a statement. "This massive increase in online sales means that businesses and consumers are exploiting the new opportunities and benefits that e-commerce offers," he added.
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Q: android.view.InflateException: Binary XML file line #45: Error inflating class fragment Use eclipse.
I want use google map on my app.
when i run app on genymotion emulator logcut show error :android.view.InflateException: Binary XML file line #45: Error inflating class fragment.
I add google-play-services_lib in eclipse and add it in library.
MainActivity :
public class MainActivity extends FragmentActivity {

   @Override
   protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
    super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);

    if (servicesOK()) {
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_map);

        if (initMap()) {
//              mMap.setMyLocationEnabled(true);
            mLocationClient = new LocationClient(this, this, this);
            mLocationClient.connect();
        }
        else {
            Toast.makeText(this, "Map not available!", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
        }
    }
    else {
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);
    }

}
}

AndroidManifest.xml:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
package="com.example.gmapsapp"
android:versionCode="1"
android:versionName="1.0" >

<uses-sdk
    android:minSdkVersion="12"
    android:targetSdkVersion="19" />

<permission
    android:name="com.example.gmapsapp.permission.MAPS_RECEIVE"
    android:protectionLevel="signature" />

<uses-permission android:name="com.example.gmapsapp.permission.MAPS_RECEIVE" />
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET" />
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE" />
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE" />
<uses-permission android:name="com.google.android.providers.gsf.permission.READ_GSERVICES" />

<uses-feature
    android:glEsVersion="0x00020000"
    android:required="true" />
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION"/>
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION"/>

<application
    android:allowBackup="true"
    android:icon="@drawable/ic_launcher"
    android:label="@string/app_name"
    android:theme="@style/AppTheme" >
    <activity
        android:name="com.example.gmapsapp.MainActivity"
        android:label="@string/app_name" >
        <intent-filter>
            <action android:name="android.intent.action.MAIN" />

            <category android:name="android.intent.category.LAUNCHER" />
        </intent-filter>
    </activity>
<meta-data
    android:name="com.google.android.gms.version"
    android:value="@integer/google_play_services_version" />

</application>

</manifest>

activity_map:
<fragment
    android:id="@+id/map"
    android:name="com.google.android.gms.maps.SupportMapFragment"
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="match_parent" />

logcat :
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819): FATAL EXCEPTION: main
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819): java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to start activity         ComponentInfo{com.example.gmapsapp/com.example.gmapsapp.MainActivity}: android.view.InflateException: Binary XML file line #45: Error inflating class fragment
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at android.app.ActivityThread.performLaunchActivity(ActivityThread.java:2255)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at android.app.ActivityThread.handleLaunchActivity(ActivityThread.java:2309)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at android.app.ActivityThread.access$700(ActivityThread.java:157)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at android.app.ActivityThread$H.handleMessage(ActivityThread.java:1289)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:99)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:176)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at android.app.ActivityThread.main(ActivityThread.java:5319)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at java.lang.reflect.Method.invokeNative(Native Method)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:511)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit$MethodAndArgsCaller.run(ZygoteInit.java:1102)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit.main(ZygoteInit.java:869)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at dalvik.system.NativeStart.main(Native Method)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819): Caused by: android.view.InflateException: Binary XML file line #45: Error inflating class fragment
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at android.view.LayoutInflater.createViewFromTag(LayoutInflater.java:710)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at android.view.LayoutInflater.rInflate(LayoutInflater.java:752)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at android.view.LayoutInflater.inflate(LayoutInflater.java:495)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at android.view.LayoutInflater.inflate(LayoutInflater.java:397)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at android.view.LayoutInflater.inflate(LayoutInflater.java:353)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at com.android.internal.policy.impl.PhoneWindow.setContentView(PhoneWindow.java:360)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at android.app.Activity.setContentView(Activity.java:1932)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at com.example.gmapsapp.MainActivity.onCreate(MainActivity.java:61)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at android.app.Activity.performCreate(Activity.java:5326)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at android.app.Instrumentation.callActivityOnCreate(Instrumentation.java:1097)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at android.app.ActivityThread.performLaunchActivity(ActivityThread.java:2218)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    ... 11 more
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819): Caused by: java.lang.RuntimeException: API key not found.  Check that <meta-data android:name="com.google.android.maps.v2.API_KEY" android:value="your API key"/> is in the <application> element of AndroidManifest.xml
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at com.google.maps.api.android.lib6.gmm6.c.g.a(Unknown Source)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at com.google.maps.api.android.lib6.c.i.a(Unknown Source)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at com.google.maps.api.android.lib6.c.el.a(Unknown Source)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at com.google.maps.api.android.lib6.c.ab.a(Unknown Source)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at com.google.maps.api.android.lib6.c.aa.a(Unknown Source)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at com.google.android.gms.maps.internal.x.onTransact(SourceFile:107)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at android.os.Binder.transact(Binder.java:310)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at com.google.android.gms.maps.internal.IMapFragmentDelegate$a$a.onCreateView(Unknown Source)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at com.google.android.gms.maps.SupportMapFragment$a.onCreateView(Unknown Source)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at com.google.android.gms.dynamic.a$4.b(Unknown Source)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at com.google.android.gms.dynamic.a.a(Unknown Source)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at com.google.android.gms.dynamic.a.onCreateView(Unknown Source)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at com.google.android.gms.maps.SupportMapFragment.onCreateView(Unknown Source)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at android.support.v4.app.Fragment.performCreateView(Fragment.java:1460)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at android.support.v4.app.FragmentManagerImpl.moveToState(FragmentManager.java:884)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at android.support.v4.app.FragmentManagerImpl.moveToState(FragmentManager.java:1066)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at android.support.v4.app.FragmentManagerImpl.addFragment(FragmentManager.java:1168)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at android.support.v4.app.FragmentActivity.onCreateView(FragmentActivity.java:280)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    at android.view.LayoutInflater.createViewFromTag(LayoutInflater.java:682)
12-14 23:09:15.781: E/AndroidRuntime(29819):    ... 21 more

A: E/AndroidRuntime(29819): Caused by: java.lang.RuntimeException: API key not found.  Check that <meta-data android:name="com.google.android.maps.v2.API_KEY" android:value="your API key"/> is in the <application> element of AndroidManifest.xml

As the error indicates, your manifest is missing the <meta-data> element for the API key:
<meta-data android:name="com.google.android.maps.v2.API_KEY"
       android:value="Please type in your API key here, replacing this stub value"/>

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Cisco designs portfolio for small businesses and focuses on security
Comstor, a Cisco distributor and part of Westcon-Comstor, has adapted several Cisco campaigns uniquely for the channel, as well as launching a new initiative of its own to help resellers address small businesses and security. All three initiatives have an objective of supporting partners with increasing profitability and brand awareness towards the small business segment.
Traditionally, there was a perception in the market that Cisco was only for large enterprises, with many considering that the prices and the solutions themselves were excluding small businesses from being able to take advantage of Cisco's leading technologies. To address this, Cisco has designed a specific portfolio for small businesses, and Comstor has developed an easy-to-understand, go-to-market that encompasses this portfolio.
Security has jumped quickly up to the top of the agenda for most businesses, especially in recent months. This has been a particular concern for small businesses, many of which are likely to have focused their attention on getting employees up and running from home without necessarily having the security infrastructure in place to ensure that remote employees do not pose a security risk to the business.
In response to these challenges and opportunities in the small business and security markets, Cisco has launched a campaign that incorporates a series of sales motions designed to help small business customers, while at the same time helping partners to scale their businesses. The initiative is built on considerations of 'pain point, solution, promotion', addressing the needs of end-user customers. Comstor has promptly encompassed Cisco's messaging to bring the security focused campaign to the channel, and will help its resellers understand and leverage this initiative.
In addition, Comstor is offering a marketing enablement programme from Cisco called 'Radius Digital'. This is a digital marketing service which enables resellers to develop automated webinars to showcase their technical expertise, offerings and knowledge, to reach small businesses and increase their sales pipeline. Like the first campaign, Radius Digital is designed to help resellers reach small businesses more effectively, ultimately helping end-user customers.
"Many resellers have found the last few months particularly challenging, and in a time when their own businesses have encountered difficulties, they may have struggled to address the challenges faced by their customers," commented Russell Blackburn, EMEA VP, Comstor. "In response to this, and following conversations with many of our partners, we have worked closely with Cisco to deliver these initiatives, to empower our partners to help their customers in the best way possible."
These initiatives come shortly after the launch of 'Comstor Cosmos', a campaign that features elements of interactivity and highlights the most appropriate and best value solutions available. Revealing new offerings every week, this campaign is designed to bring Comstor's reseller partners profitable solutions to take to their current and new customers.
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Кшиштоф Зборовський гербу Яструбець — польський шляхтич, урядник Королівства польського.

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Батько — Марцін Зборовський, мати — дружина батька Анна з Конарських. Кшиштоф Зборовський навчався за кордоном.

Посади: підчаший коронний, радник імператора. Єжи Язловецький під час другого безкоролів'я разом зі Станіславом Ґуркою, Пйотром Зборовським (син Марціна, краківський воєвода, тлумацький староста), сандомирським старостою Анджеєм Фірлеєм ( 1585) потаємно вислав Кшиштофа Зборовського до Вільгельма Роземберґа взнати, чи згодився би він претендувати на трон. На пропозицію Кшиштофа Зборовського Якуба Сециґньовського обрали послом до сейму.

Був дідичем Чешибісів (нині Єзупіль), Чорнокозинців.

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Джерела
 Czołowski A. Z przeszłości Jezupola i okolicy. — 163 s. — S. 28—41.
 Niesiecki K. Korona Polska przy Złotey Wolności Starożytnemi Wszystkich Kathedr, Prowincyi y Rycerstwa Kleynotami Heroicznym Męstwem y odwagą, Naywyższemi Honorami a naypierwey Cnotą, Pobożnością y Swiątobliwością Ozdobiona…  — Lwów: w drukarni Collegium Lwowskiego Societatis Jesu, 1743. — T. 4. — 820 s. — S. 714—716.
 Leśniewski S. Jan Zamoyski — hetman i polityk. — Warszawa : Bellona, 2008. — S. 89, 95, 104—105. — ISBN 978-83-11-11331-2.

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 Денис Журавльов. Усі гетьмани України
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Підчаші великі коронні

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The deluge of documents from Posen, Prussia continued unabated this week. This is a good problem to have!
I'm in the midst of trying to put all the bits and pieces together into a coherent story, but at this point there are several items that have only speculative placement in the family tree. I know enough to be certain that they relate to my family, but there are bits of information missing such that I can't say for certain exactly how the information fits into the larger picture. What I'm doing at this point is putting the information into my tree where I suspect it belongs, along with a note about why I suspect it goes there and what information is needed to confirm or refute my suspicion.
Before the undersigned registrar published today the known personage the midwife Auguste Brietkreutz née Breitkreutz resident of Stieglitz ____ religion, appeared and indicated that the Mietseinwohnerin [house-mate] Emilie Winkelmann née Marquardt, a widow for three years, evangelical religion, resident in the home of the kolonist [tenant farmer] Ferdinand Marquardt of Caroline [Posen, Prussia], gave birth in her residence on the 14th of August in the year one thousand eight hundred seventy eight at 9:00 pm to a male child who was given the name Otto Paul [Winkelmann].
So Emilie Marquardt Winkelmann gave birth to a son. Her husband [a Winkelmann] had died three years earlier. No mention of the father. She seems to have been living in the home of a relative, Ferdinand Marquardt, at the time of the birth, but is described as a "house-mate". My friend and collaborator Jörg has informed me that the words used in the document "Mietsbewohnerin" and "Einliegerin", mean that she was a renter with essentially what we call a "mother-in-law suite". That is, an apartment within the house that has a separate entrance, allowing Emilie a degree of autonomy from Ferdinand's household.
Before the undersigned registrar published today the known personage the kolonist Ferdinand Marquardt, resident of Carolina [Posen, Prussia] indicated that Otto Winkelmann, age 1 year 17 days, evengelical religion, resident of Carolina, born in Carolina on the 14th of August 1878, son of the Mitbewohner [co-habitant or housemate] Emilie Winkelmann née Marquardt of Carolina, died in the home of his mother at 11:00 pm on the 1st of September in the year one thousand eight hundred seventy nine.
Attested to by Ferdinand Marquardt who, being illiterate, has made his mark below.
So there are a couple mysteries here. The first is obviously: who was Emilie's husband and how was he related to the rest of my Winkelmann family that was living in Caroline? Secondly, how was Ferdinand Marquardt related to Emilie? One would suspect he was her relative, but she is not referred to as such, but rather as a "house-mate".
Marriage record for the protestant community in Schönlanke [Trzcianka].
Based on several pieces of circumstantial evidence, I believe that Emilie's father-in-law Ludwig Winkelmann was the brother of my 4x great grandfather Christian Winkelmann, and so Emilie's deceased husband Wilhelm Winkelmann would have been the first cousin of my 3x great-grandmother Wilhlemine Winkelmann.
So Emilie had married Wilhelm Winkelmann in 1867 in Schönlanke, and he had died in 1875, three years before the birth of Otto Paul Winkelmann. Emily was living with a family member, Ferdinand Marquardt, who was not her father [perhaps a brother?]. He describes her as a "house mate". No name of a father was given, and Emilie was unmarried at the time of the birth.
Christian Julius Winkelmann was my 4x great-grandfather. I am in the process of filling in a great deal of details about his extended family thanks to a few very helpful and generous collaborators. Until then, I thought I'd post this document, which records his death in Carolina, Posen, Prussia. Christian was, apparently, a hired hand on the farm of Michael Zadow in whose home he died. Christian's wife Charlotte Börke had died just the year before.
The next summer an audit of district documents apparently turned up the fact that his place of birth and the names of his parents had not been recorded. A handwritten note about the information from subsequent hearings was added at that time. Unfortunately Michael Zadow did not know Christian's parents. I believe they were Martin Winkelmann (a master tailor) and Eva Pontow, but that has not yet been confirmed.
The Kolonist [farmer] Michael Zadow resident of Carolina reports, that the Leibgedinger [laborer] Christian Winkelmann, 78 years old, of evangelical religion, resident of Carolina, born in an unknown location, laborer for the reporting person, died on 14 Dec 1886, at 1 p.m., in the domicile of the reporting person [Michael Zadow].
According to the subsequent declaration of the Kolonist Michael Zadow from Carolina concerning the hearing from July 7th and 22nd 1888, the deceased laborer Christian Winkelmann was born in Bergthal, Kreis Friedeberg, and was married to the deceased Charlotte née Börke. The names of the laborer Christian Winkelmann's parents', their rank, status and where they lived, is unknown. Correctively noted according to the the directive of the Royal district court in Schneidemühl, from August 1st, 1888, Steiglitz the 15th August 1888.
There is no "Bergthal" in Kreis Friedeberg, but there is a Bergdorf, which is very close to Modderpfuhl and Weissfenn, where we know these families were living. I think this is where he was born.
Document courtesy of Marlena Krzemińska.
With the help of several wonderful collaborators, we discovered recently that my grandfather Wilhelm Schmidt had an aunt named Friedericke Winkelmann who married a Wilhelm Prielipp in the town of Karolina in Posen, Prussia on 14 Feb 1864. The marriage record was sent to me last week by Lukasz Bielcki of the Poznan Project. We also know that that Wilhelm Prielipp and Friedericke had at least one child who was born in Gornitz in 1883 named Wilhelm Adolf Prielipp. I have Wilhelm Adolf's birth record from Posen also, which was sent to me by Marlena Krzeminska, who lives in Pila.
Last week I discovered that this same Wilhelm Prielipp went to America without his wife in August of 1864, only six months after his marriage. He left from Hamburg, Germany on August 13th aboard the "Harlequin" and arrived in New York on August 30th. It's not known how long he stayed, or why he returned, but we do know he returned to Karolina, then moved to nearby Gornitz and fathered subsequent children in Posen with the same Friedericke Winkelmann, as I said. On the passenger list he is listed as "Landmann", or farmer, the same trade listed in his marriage record. The ages and town of residence were also the same, so I'm pretty confident that it's the same Wilhelm Prielipp.
1864 was rather early for Prussian immigration, at least to Wisconsin. The main wave of Prussian immigrants came between 1875 and 1890. The Zierke family (also from Posen) came to Harris, Wisconsin in 1865. The Kruegers came to Wausau from Pommern in 1882 and 1883, then Wilhelm Schmidt came from Posen to Harris in 1885 and his sisters and mother arrived in Wausau in 1892.
Karolina and Gornitz were very small villages, and I imagine someone who had been to America would have been quite the subject of interest there. Wilhelm Prielipp went to the US, then came back. It seems certain he would have told the Schmidt and Winkelmann families about America. Perhaps that was the reason my grandfather Wilhelm Schmidt decided to go there in 1885? He would have been only two years old in 1864 when his Uncle left, so perhaps he grew up hearing the stories from his Uncle Wilhelm Prielipp about America? We've never known why our grandfather and his family decided to come to the US. This might be the reason.
Years later, in 1922 and 1923, I believe another son of Wilhelm and Friedericke, named Hermann Prielipp, must have written to his first cousin Wilhelm Schmidt and asked for his help bringing his two boys to America. We know our grandfather paid for the ticket for Emil Prielipp to come to the US in 1923. I suspect he probably also paid for Emil's brother Otto to come to the US in 1922. On the passenger lists for both Emil and Otto their father is listed as "Hermann Prielipp of Gornitz, Prussia". That is the same town we know my Schmidt family lived between 1880 and 1892 prior to their immigration to the US.
Emil and Otto settled on Grand Avenue in Rothschild near the Schmidt family. They got jobs as mechanics working in the "beater room" of the paper mill. The foreman of the beater room was my great-grandfather Edwin Schmidt. The children of the Prielipp family were friends with my cousins Gloria and Kay Johnson. At the time it must have seemed like a coincidence, but now with this additional information its true nature can be known. The seeds that would become that friendship were likely planted in 1864 half-way around the world!
In the above article I describe how Emilie Schmidt married Christian Karl in Posen, Prussia and had twins [Gustav Albert and Wilhelm Friedrich] who were born on 20 Jun 1891. The next year in April, 1892, Emilie and Christian undertook the long and dangerous journey by steamship from Hamburg, Germany to New York when the twin boys were less than a year old. Gustav went with his parents aboard the steamship "Aller", and his twin brother Wilhelm arrived in July with his grandmother Wilhelmine Winkelmann and his aunts Alvine and Bertha Schmidt aboard the "Ems".
Stieglitz the 24th June 1891.
Emilie Karl née Schmidt, wife of the laborer Christian Karl, both of evangelical denomination, resident with him in Stieglitz, Czarnikau district, has given birth to a child in the domicile of her husband in Stieglitz on 20 June 1891, 3:00 a.m. named Gustav Albert.
This case of birth is the second twin birth Nr. 40 ( first twin birth Nr. 41 for Wilhelm Friedrich) of this register.
The mentioned person declared that she can confirm the birth described above. Attested by Auguste Breitkreutz née Breitkreutz, registered by Joherz? in Stieglitz on the 24th of June 1891. Joherz?.
Emilie Karl née Schmidt, wife of the laborer Christian Karl, both of evangelical denomination, resident with him in Stieglitz, Czarnikau district, has given birth to a child in the domicile of her husband in Stieglitz on 20 June 1891, 3:30 a.m. named Wilhelm Friedrich.
This case of birth is the second twin birth Nr. 41 ( first twin birth Nr. 40 for Gustav Albert) of this register.
I've found probably a dozen or so books, perhaps more, that each deal with a certain branch of my family tree. These books are usually helpful, usually incomplete, and usually written in the late 1800's by someone related to the family who was also a genealogist. They are dry, and written in a very matter-of-fact style, but I love them. They have their own unique charm.
For example, here is one on the Pond family written in 1873 by Edward Doubleday Harris entitled "A Genealogical History of Daniel Pond and His Descendants" which chronicles the history of the family of my 3x great-grandmother Louisa Pond.
Last night, however, a helpful person on Ancestry pointed me to a book on my 12x great-grandfather Stephen Hopkins [ancestor of my great-great-grandmother Helen Maria Nason]. He, along with members of his family [including his daughter Constance Hopkins, my 11x great-grandmother], came to America in 1620 aboard the Mayflower and was one of the principle founders of the Plymouth Colony in Massachusetts. Stephen worked with Myles Standish and Squanto to keep the colony alive. But before that he was shipwrecked in Bermuda, visited the fledgling Virginia Colony [which predated the Pilgrims by a generation], and generally had a pretty incredible life.
It's really impressive. I aspire to his level of writing when it comes to making family history engaging and interesting to read.


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12/02/1940 Germany and Russia agree new trade pact, that provides for the delivery of vital war materials (grains, oil, strategic minerals) by the Russians, in return for German manufactured goods.
06/03/1940 A Finnish delegation arrives in Moscow.
12/06/1940 The Soviet Union issues an ultimatum to Lithuania, demanding that the Red Army be allowed to occupy the country.
15/06/1940 New Russo-German frontier agreement announced. The Red Army advances across the Lithuanian border.
16/06/1940 The Red Army occupies Latvia. Tens of thousands of "hostile' natives and their families are rounded up and deported to NKVD prison camps around the Soviet Union. Estonia is also occupied by the Soviet Union.
28/06/1940 Following an ultimatum to the Romanian government, the Red Army occupies Bessarabia and the northern part of Bukovina.
05/07/1940 Romania announces its alignment with the Axis powers.
21/07/1940 Hitler orders preliminary planning for invasion of Russia.
23/07/1940 The Soviets officially absorbs Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia into the Soviet union, as per the Soviet-German non-aggression pact.
28/07/1940 The Slovakian President and Premier meet Hitler and von Ribbentrop at Berchtesgarden.
31/07/1940 Hitler formally announces to his military commanders that he has decided to invade Russia.
01/08/1940 Russian Foreign Minister Molotov reaffirms Soviet neutrality and the Russo-German pact while verbally attacking both Britain and the USA.
26/08/1940 Hitler orders an initial redeployment of two Panzer and ten Infantry divisions from western Europe to Poland in preparation for the invasion of Russia.
30/08/1940 In an effort to avert war between her allies Romania and Hungary and to secure his southern flank prior to attacking the Soviet Union, Germany and Italy under the second Vienna Award compel Romania to cede large chunks of her territory to Hungary and Bulgaria, in exchange for a German guarantee of security for the rump Romanian state.
03/09/1940 Romania is forced to cede Transylvania to Hungary and Dobrudja to Bulgaria under the Vienna award.
06/09/1940 King Carol of Romania abdicates the throne to his son, Michael and appoints Marshal Antonescu head of state.
07/10/1940 German troops enter Romania to 'help restrain the Army'.
12/10/1940 A German military mission is set up in Bucharest, Romania, for the purpose of aiding in the training of the Romanian Army.
22/10/1940 British Ambassador in Moscow Sir Stafford Cripps tries to woo Russians with three-point co-operation plan.
12/11/1940 Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov arrives in Berlin to discuss the mutual spheres of interest, especially the presence of German troops in Finland. The talks show serious disagreements between the participants.
20/11/1940 Hungarian Premier and Foreign Minister in Vienna agree to join Tripartite.
23/11/1940 The Romanian leader Antonescu agrees to joins the Tripartite pact.
24/11/1940 Slovakian Prime Minister joins the Tripartite pact in Berlin.
27/11/1940 Romanian extremists, 'Iron Guard', begin a murder campaign with 64 'executions'.
05/12/1940 The German draft plan for the Invasion of Russia Operation 'Otto' is presented to Hitler.
13/12/1940 Twenty four German divisions begin their redeployment to Romania, through Hungary as part of Directive No. 20, Hitler's order for the preparation of Operation 'Marita', the attack on Greece.
18/12/1940 Hitler issues Directive No. 18, confirming plans for Operation 'Barbarossa', [View Battle Plan] previously Operation 'Otto', the attack against the Soviet Union. The aim of this new plan was to destroy the Red Army in western Russia, before moving against Moscow. All preparations were to be completed by the 15th May 1941.


A British Airways steward who was bitten by a venomous insect during a flight has won 13-thousand pounds in damages.
Fifty-year-old flight attendant Terry O'Driscoll feared he would lose his hand after being "nipped" on the left forefinger on a flight from Heathrow to the US in May 2013.
BA fought the case, arguing that Mr O'Driscoll could have been bitten anywhere.


This coral is found in Pacific waters from Japan, Okinawa to the Philippines. It comes in white colours, or also white with pink/red spots. It is found at depths of around 100-200m. This species of coral is called "Bianco" in Italy and "Shiro" in Japan.


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Gangs of Cairo
Campaigning in Egypt comes at a cost and whoever is willing to pay more, both with money and will, ultimately wins.
I have had the chance to cover a few elections and campaigns in my time, from post US-invasion in Iraq, to multiple elections in the Palestinian Territories, to Israel and the US.
Few have been the spectacle of entertainment as the ones I have seen for Egypt's parliament so far:
The other night, my colleagues and I decided to tag along with Dr Mohammed Beltagy, a senior member of the Muslim Brotherhood and a member of the current parliament.
Dr Beltagy wanted to do what every other candidate in a respectable democracy does hold a campaign rally. There was one caveat Dr Beltgay wanted to hold the rally in his opponent's neighbourhood stronghold. Oh and there is one other thing. Did I say this was in Egypt?
Well what ensued was quite entertaining and sadly violent. As he made his way through the narrow alleyways between buildings and shops in Metnama, Dr Beltagy and his supporters waved posters and spoke over loudspeakers about why he was a good candidate. Pretty normal political stuff.
All of sudden, Dr Beltgay and his supporters (and journalists who were with him) found themselves blocked by a small but aggressive crowd of supporters of Mugahad Nassar, his National Democratic Party rival for the seat. As Dr Beltgay ordered his supporters away from confrontation and down another alleyway, another group emerged.
In most respectable countries, the competing sides would have exchanged a few words and then gone there separate ways. In fact, in most cases, these rallies would have been given a marching permit and at least some sort of police would be present on hand to ensure the safety of all.
While we were walking, a man on a motorcycle drove up right into the crowd. This was no ordinary cyclist trying to get through the crowd, he wanted to drive over the crowd. This guy was instigating trouble and he did. He sped right into the back of supporters who's natural reaction was to defend themselves and pull him down off his bike while the rest of the march walked up ahead.
As the man on the motorcycle began to shout and scream, it became apparent what was happening. Supporters of the opponent stormed to his defence and violence ensued.
Suddenly I felt I was in a movie scene from the movie "Gangs of New York".
All I could think of was making sure that we get this on tape. As our camerawoman bravely stood in the face of the screaming crowds, the motorcyclist jumped out of the crowd and tried to rip the camera out of her hand (he managed to break off the lens cover) but we kept the camera and the tape. Soon we were being hustled up alleyways.
What was meant to be a normal political exercise turned out to be a normal exercise in Egyptian politics.
As the march died down, official representatives from the Nassar campaign came to apologise to Dr Beltagy and his supporters, saying these actions were not condoned or tolerated. But so too was the message that campaigning in Egypt comes at a cost and whoever is willing to pay more, both with money and will, ultimately prevails.
Such is campaigning on the streets of Egypt.


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Kiwis contain actinidin, a proteolytic enzyme that can break down proteins in dairy, fish and eggs.
Fiber and probiotics have long been dominant as natural digestive aids, but now there is a newcomer popping its head above the parapet: kiwifruit, inherently rich in an enzyme that helps the body to digest proteins and an aid in alleviating constipation. The high protein trend may finally give the kiwifruit the push it needs to enter the realm of mainstream digestive health products.
Digestive health prime positioned foods and beverages continue to deliver moderate but steady growth. In 2014, the category accrued global value sales of $77.2 billion, up from $68.2 billion in 2009. Thus far, probiotics and fiber have dominated the scene. To illustrate, in eight of the 54 country markets covered by Euromonitor International's in-depth health and wellness research, Yakult is the leading digestive wellness brand.
The explosive growth achieved in the early 2000s by probiotic yogurt products may have been tempered by saturation and difficulties in obtaining authorized health claims, most notably in the EU, but, in consumers' minds, probiotic dairy products are, by now, inextricably linked to healthy bowel movements.
Only fiber is even more strongly associated with digestive health. First of all, this is due to simple common sense: stool needs bulk to move efficiently through the intestine, and fiber provides just that. And then there is a solid scientific evidence base attesting to fiber's positive impact on digestive health, including bowel cancer prevention.
Fruit, however, can help the digestive process along in other ways, for example by providing enzymes that break down protein. Proteins can be very hard to digest, as anyone who has ever passed out on the sofa shortly after having wrestled with a giant slab of steak can probably attest to.
The rising star on the horizon is none other than the kiwifruit (Actinidia deliciosa). Kiwis contain actinidin, a proteolytic enzyme that has shown particular efficacy in breaking down the proteins found in dairy, fish and eggs. In April 2015, a new study was published by Nutrition Research suggesting that ACTAZIN, a powdered kiwi ingredient made by New-Zealand-based Anagenix Ltd from the flesh of the green Hayward variety, was clinically useful for alleviating constipation.
One major player that seems convinced that kiwifruit products are the next big thing in digestive health is none other than Nestlé. In 2011, the company acquired a stake in Vital Foods, maker of kiwifruit-based dietary supplements and functional beverages. Vital Foods is based in New Zealand, and its flagship brands are Phloe (chewable tablets and capsules) and Kiwi Crush functional beverages, available in classic, tropical and wild berry flavors. The products are marketed as 100% natural and suitable for everyone not allergic to kiwifruit, including children, pregnant and breastfeeding women.
As industry insiders will be aware, fruit-enzyme-based digestive aids have been around for a while. The best known, thus far, are papain (extracted from the papaya plant) and bromelain (from bromeliads, of which pineapple is one). Digestive aids containing papain and bromelain proteolytic enzymes can be found in every health food shop in the dietary supplements section.
Admittedly, most of these products do not derive their active ingredients from the fruit itself, but from other parts of the plant, where the enzymes are present in higher concentrations. However, health-conscious consumers who trust in natural remedies often eat fresh papaya and/or pineapple for dessert and/or drink juice made from these fruits in order to prevent digestive discomfort after their meals. Fresh kiwifruit may also stand to benefit in the foreseeable future once its functional benefits become more widely known.
In terms of products (besides dietary supplements), the possibilities are wide-ranging: yogurts, juices, smoothies, snack bars and other types of snacks, beverages, desserts and even baby food provide fertile ground for new product developments. There's also a major opportunity in products catering for older consumers. The body's ability to secrete digestive juices declines as it ages, and so the elderly could well do with some extra help on this front.
On a final note, kiwifruit products are not going to displace probiotics or high-fiber foods. Rather, they provide a very welcome, complementary tool in the fight against digestive discomfort. They are a new avenue to explore for consumers who may not have experienced success with either probiotics or fiber, as these act in a very different way from proteolytic enzymes.
For further insight, contact Ewa Hudson, Global Head of Health and Wellness Research at Euromonitor International, at ewa.hudson@euromonitor.com.


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80-Page Thursdays: Batman Family #19!
For the next stretch, as long as I can find them, every Thursday we'll check out an 80-page comic! Not 64, not 100, 80-page giants only! Today, a doozy! From 1978, Batman Family #19! Featuring Huntress, Man-Bat, Batgirl, Robin, and duhr, Batman; in the lead with a twenty-page Denny O'Neil, Michael Golden, and (P.) Craig Russell story, "The Tomb of the White Bat!" Which we won't go into much, since although Batman gets trapped in and escapes from a clever homemade pit in the mountains, he also only triumphs because of the intervention of said white bat!
In the next story, Congresswoman Batgirl faces off against "The Sino-Supermen!" (Written by Bob Rozakis, art by Juan Ortiz and Vince Colletta.) Oddly enough, it ties into Firestorm continuity: the Chinese government, believing super-heroes like Superman or Firestorm to be creations of American scientists, work to create their own super-powered operatives. Batgirl points out to a federal agent that they both know damn well the U.S. didn't create Superman, but is told it's better to let the Chinese believe that, which seems somewhat dangerous. Batgirl busts up the spy ring, but gets a clue that her brother Tony may still be alive. (Where that fits in any sort of continuity, you'd have to tell me.)
Then, in "The Crime Rate is Earth-Shaking!" Robin faces a number of crimes and personal problems at Hudson University, none of which should be that big of a deal, since we see photographic proof Robin can punch a thug so hard his head explodes.
See? And there's also Man-Bat, and a Huntress story, which oddly appears to be the only one here to have been reprinted. ("Gotham Town is Burning Down!" Written by Paul Levitz, pencils by Joe Staton, inks by Bob Layton.)
All for a dollar, which according to this inflation calculator provided by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, had in 1978 the same buying power as $3.47 in 2011. If you find an 80-pager for that price today--ha!--buy it. That said, I know I didn't buy this issue in 1978--I'm pretty sure I paid fifty cents for it in the 90's, and I bought a couple other Batman Family issues around then as well...
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Fuel Tank Patents Limited by Patentee's "Special Definition"
Plastic Omnium Advanced v Donghee American, Inc. (Fed. Cir. 2018-2087)
When drafting patent, the applicant should be cautious of "acting as its own lexicographer." [12] Plastic Omnium Advanced Innovation and Research ("Plastic Omnium") was unsuccessful in suing Donghee America, Inc. ("Donghee") for patent infringement because Plastic Omnium's special definition of the word "parison" did not capture Donghee's competing manufacturing methods. In a decision released December 3, 2019, the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ("CAFC") says Plastic Omnium's folly was in replacing the common meaning of a word with their own special definition.
The conventional process of blow molding for manufacturing plastic tanks (included in the written decision by the CAFC).
The patents in question are US Patent Nos. 6,814,921 ("the '921 Patent") and 6,866,812 ("the '812 Patent"), which describe a method of manufacturing plastic fuel tanks formed by blow moulding. In conventional blow molding, the liquid plastic is forced from the "extruder head", through a die, and into a mold. The Plastic Omnium patents build on this process by cutting the plastic tube (called a "parison") into cross-sections after it passes through the extruder head.
On March 23, 2016, Plastic Omnium filed suit against Donghee alleging that Donghee's fuel tanks were produced in a way that infringed 8 patents, including the '812 and '921 patent. [5] In 2018, the district court granted a summary judgement in favour of Donghee, finding that no infringement occurred. The district court determined that Plastic Omnium's patents were limited to a method of cutting the parison after it exits the extruder. In Donghee's process, the plastic is cut from within a second flat die tool that is part of the extrusion equipment. [8] Since the plastic is not "extruded" when it's cut, the court reasoned that Donghee was not infringing Plastic Omnium's patents.
Plastic Omnium appealed that decision to the CAFC, claiming that the district court had erred in claim construction (i.e. the court misinterpreted the meaning of the patent claims).
Literal Infringement
Plastic Omnium argued that the district court improperly imposed a "cutting location requirement" on the patents. [9] Plastic Omnium argued that their patents cover processes of cutting the parison inside and outside the extruder. [9] But the wording of the claims was not in their favour. The '921 patent describes "cutting and opening of an extruded parison" and the '812 patent requires "extruding a parison" before cutting it. [9] In contrast, Donghee cuts the plastic from within a portion of the extrusion system.
The principle disagreements between the two parties seemed to be identifying the point at which the molten plastic within the extrusion head becomes a "parison". [13] The CAFC found that Plastic Omnium's patents had given the term "parison" a "special definition." [11] In the context of the Plastic Omnium patents, a parison cannot be molten plastic. [12] In the Donghee method, the plastic is cut from within a segment of extruder system, so the plastic is still molten when it is cut. Donghee actually refers to the plastic at this point as a "parison," but since it doesn't conform to Plastic Omnium's special definition, Donghee is not infringing. [11]
Infringement Under the Doctrine of Equivalents
Plastic Omnium also argued that Donghee's method is essentially the same as the patents, regardless of where the cutting occurs. Under the doctrine of equivalents, a patent holder can still prove infringement if "the accused product or method performs the substantially same function in substantially the same way with substantially the same result" as the patent. [15]
However, the CAFC pointed out a functional difference between the two methods that was not insubstantial. An expert witness at trial observed that the Donghee process provided an advantage over Plastic Osmium's patents because the thickness of the plastic walls could be independently manipulated. [16] This difference could not be insubstantial because Plastic Osmium in its opening brief touted the uniform thickness provided by its invention as an advantage over other methods. [16-17]
The decision was dissented by Justice Clevenger who questioned Donghee's use of the term "die" to describe the cutting site. Donghee's plastic is forced through a first die of the extruder head and into a second "flat die" where the parison is cut. Since a parison is considered extruded after it passes through a die, Clevenger argues that the main issue should be the definition of "die" not "parison." [2]
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import io
from PIL import Image

def load_image(path='./data/picture.jpeg', output_width=1000, output_height=565):
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    resized_image = image.resize((output_width, output_height))

    output_buffer = io.BytesIO()
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    return output_buffer.getvalue()

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Q: MoS2 (Transition Metal Dichalcogenide) layer using Mathematica I'm trying to generate Transition metal dichalcogenide monolayer (MoS2). Can you please assist me with this problem
Thanks and regards
Mo 0.00   0.00 0.1682
S  0.666 0.666 0.2124
S   0.666 0.666 0.12412
Following code I use to generate  graphene monolayer. Now I need a monolayer MoS2 system. In graphene all the atoms were in one plane (1 layer). But in MoS2 we have to use z coordinates as well.
(* graphene*)
    `nshell = 30;
     a1 =  {Cos[-30 Degree], Sin[-30 Degree]};
     a2 =  {Cos[30 Degree], Sin[30 Degree]};
     \[Delta] = (a1 + a2)/3;
     L1a = 1. Flatten[
     Table[
      Table[i a1 + j a2 + \[Delta], {j, -nshell, nshell}], {i, -
      nshell,
      nshell}], 1];

      L1b = 1. Table[i + \[Delta], {i, L1a}];
       ListPlot[{Join[L1a, L1b]}]`

(MoS2)
`c1 = 3.16;
c2 = (0.242^2) - ((3.16)^2)/3;
c3 = 3.5;
     a1 = {c1, 0, 0};
     a2 = {-c1/2, Sqrt[3]/2 c1, 0};
     a3 = {0, 0, 2 c2 + c3};

     \[Delta] = {{c1, 0, 0}, {-c1/2, Sqrt[3]/2 c1, 0}, {0, 0, (2
      c2 + c3)}};
     ListPlot3D[\[Delta]]`

Thank you very much for the answer.

The lattice may rotate as in this picture starting from (0,0,0) coordinates ( All the coordinates should positive).

A: Edit 01:
The original question asked about a commensurate MoS$_2$ moire. It has since been updated to ask about only the coordinates of an MoS$_2$ monolayer. Considering the answer to the original question might be useful to other people, I'll leave this up. The answer to the updated question only can be found in the second code block.
Original answer
The commensurability of the moire cell is a property of the lattice vectors, not the motif. As such - you can use the following to compute the commensurate angles and commensurate moire cell for two twisted hexagonal lattices (with the same lattice constant):
hexagonalLattice[hexagonalLatticeConstant_] :=
 hexagonalLatticeConstant {{Sqrt[3]/2, 1/2}, {-(Sqrt[3]/2), 1/2}}
commensurateRotationAngle[{m_, n_}] :=
 With[{cos = (n^2 + 4 n m + m^2)/(2 (n^2 + n m + m^2))}, ArcCos[cos]]
commensurateCell[latticeVectors_, {m_,n_}] := {{n,-m}.latticeVectors, {m,n+m}.latticeVectors}

After that, it's a matter of decorating the moire cell with the appropriate honeycomb motif for each layer. Here is an example of a (6,7) commensurate moire cell for twisted bilayer MoS$_2$:
moS2Lattice = ArrayPad[hexagonalLattice[3.19], {{0, 1}, {0, 1}}, 0.];
moS2Lattice[[3, 3]] = 14.879;

distance["Mo-S"] = 1/10;
moS2BilayerMotif = {
   {1/3, 2/3, 1/4}, {2/3, 1/3, 1/4 + distance["Mo-S"]}, {2/3, 1/3,
    1/4 - distance["Mo-S"]},
   {2/3, 1/3, 3/4}, {1/3, 2/3, 3/4 + distance["Mo-S"]}, {1/3, 2/3,
    3/4 - distance["Mo-S"]}};

Note I define the full bilayer motif here, the first three coordinates refer to the bottom layer, while the last three to the top layer.
We can visualize this to make sure it looks correct for the untwisted case:
cols = Association[Map[ElementData[#, "AtomicSymbol"] -> ElementData[#, "IconColor"] &, {"Molybdenum", "Sulfur"}]];
moS2Colors = {Darker[cols["Mo"]], Darker[cols["S"]], Darker[cols["S"]], cols["Mo"], cols["S"], cols["S"]};
Graphics3D[
 Thread[{moS2Colors,
   Sphere /@ (Outer[Plus, moS2BilayerMotif,
       Tuples[{Range[-3, 3], Range[-3, 3], {0}}], 1] . moS2Lattice)}],
  ViewPoint -> {0, \[Infinity], 0}, Boxed -> False]

Now, we can make two large copies of an untwisted bottom layer and a twisted top layer, and then punch out the atoms inside our moire cell:
moireCellRM =
  RegionMember[
   Polygon[{{0, 0}, {1, 0}, {1, 1}, {0, 1}} .
     commensurateCell[moS2Lattice[[;; 2, ;; 2]], {6, 7}]]];

moS2Bottom =
  Table[Select[atom,
    moireCellRM[#[[;; 2]]] &], {atom, (Outer[Plus,
       Take[moS2BilayerMotif, 3],
       Tuples[{Range[-20, 20], Range[-20, 20], {0}}], 1] .
      moS2Lattice)}];

moS2Top =
  Table[Select[atom,
    moireCellRM[#[[;; 2]]] &], {atom, (Outer[Plus,
       Drop[moS2BilayerMotif, 3],
       Tuples[{Range[-20, 20], Range[-20, 20], {0}}], 1] .
      RotationTransform[commensurateRotationAngle[{6, 7}], {0, 0, 1}][
       moS2Lattice])}];

Let's visualize these to make sure it looks correct:
singleCell = {
   Thread[{Take[moS2Colors, 3], Sphere /@ moS2Bottom}],
   Thread[{Drop[moS2Colors, 3], Sphere /@ moS2Top}]};

twistedMoire =
 Graphics3D[singleCell, ViewPoint -> {0, 0, \[Infinity]},
  Boxed -> False, ImageSize -> 350]

and finally tile the plane to make it even clearer:
twistedMoireLarge = Graphics3D[
   Table[
    GeometricTransformation[singleCell,
     TranslationTransform[{i, j, 1} .
       ArrayPad[
        commensurateCell[
         moS2Lattice[[;; 2, ;; 2]], {6, 7}], {{0, 1}, {0,
          1}}]]], {i, -1, 1}, {j, -1, 1}],
   ViewPoint -> {0, 0, \[Infinity]}, Boxed -> False,
   ImageSize -> 750] // Rasterize


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