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Dr. Verhotz received his undergraduate education from the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, VA, with a bachelor's degree and distinguished major in Neuroscience. He earned his medical degree from the Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, where he was a member of the Alpha Omega Alpha medical honor society. He completed his orthopedic surgery training with residency at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, TN.
Dr. Verhotz completed a prestigious fellowship in Joint Preservation, Resurfacing, and Replacement Surgery at the renowned Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, MO. His training there included arthroplasty for complex hip and knee deformities, young adult hip preservation and replacement, partial knee replacement, robotic-assisted total knee and hip replacement, navigation-assisted total knee and hip replacement, anterior hip replacement, and complex revision knee and hip replacements. He has authored many publications, and has presented on the local, regional, and national level regarding various joint issues.
Fellowship: Washington University School of Medicine, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, St. Louis, MO. Joint preservation, resurfacing, and replacement surgery.
Residency: Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Nashville, TN
Medical School: Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, Cleveland, OH
Honors: Alpha Omega Alpha Honors Medical Society
Undergraduate Degree: University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA– B.A. with High Distinction, Distinguished Major Program in Neuroscience
• American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons (AAHKS)
• American Academy of Orthopaedics Surgeons (AAOS)
• Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society, 2016-present
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Ouai, Outdoor Voices, Aarke: Product releases this week
There are a ton of great products that drop every week — and we're here, as always, to keep you up to date on the best of them. Each week, we'll be rounding up a short list of our favorite product drops from the last seven days for you to shop as you sip your morning coffee or take a quick break from work (trust, it's the only list you need for staying up to date on these things).
This week brings the launch of Harper Wilde's new unlined bra, Ouai's new dandruff shampoo and Aarke's new crystal glassware set (the better to complement your high-design sparkling water maker).
Shop our favorite new releases below, but be fast — they're prone to selling out.
Harper Wilde's bras are known for their comfort and fit, and the just-dropped Base Unlined Bra combines the best of the brand's Base and Bliss bras into one sleek bra. Think underwire to support, front-adjusting straps and a style that highlights how your breasts are naturally shaped. Choose from shades of neutrals and ever-utilitarian black.
If you're the kind of person who likes to have a cold drink immediately at hand, there's a new fridge in town — and it's full of playful nostalgia. The latest edition in Smeg's Snoopy holiday fridge lineup is out and comes with classic Smeg touches as well as a front bedecked with an image of Snoopy looking up at his beloved Woodstock, finally able to fly successfully in a hot air balloon. The compact fridge comes in small quantities (only 70 are made) and with an admittedly high price tag ($2,000), but can you really put a price on such an iconic duo? Get it from Williams-Sonoma while the fridges are still in stock.
You might know Ouai for the brand's high-class scents for their shampoo, conditioner and delightful scalp scrubs, but now it's launched a product perfect for our parched midwinter scalps. Enter the Anti-Dandruff Shampoo, made with 2% salicylic acid to gently banish the flakes, plus other ingredients that reduce buildup and hydrate. And yes, it smells incredible, too, thanks to the Cape Town fragrance the brand uses — no telling powdery scents here.
If you're looking for a gift this season that does more than fill a company's coffers, Outdoor Voices has just dropped a collection donating all profits to the YMCA's mission. Products include the Doing Good Things Shortsleeve Tee, which is made from organic cotton terry, or for a little extra warmth, the Doing Good Things Hoodie. You can also shop the Doing Good Things Crew Sock or Doing Good Things Hat for all-purpose head coverage. Whatever you choose, you can feel good knowing you're helping someone else.
Now with smart templates and more pages
Rocketbooks are perfect for people who love handwriting their notes (better memory retention!) but who don't love all the paper that these scribbles, notes, meeting minutes, daydreams, burgeoning novels and doodles take up. You just write, upload your notes to the cloud and then reuse the newly erased pages. Now, for those of us who like a little more space, there's a 60-page Fusion Plus notebook for $40 on Amazon. It has 20 more pages than the standard Fusion, plus meeting notes and project management templates.
Aarke's sparkling water makers are any thirsty aesthetes' dream, and the brand just launched a glassware collection so you have a complementary vessel to drink out of. The crystal (fancy!) glasses come in a wonderfully mismatched set of four glasses for $49.50 and $59.50 for the carafe and stainless steel mixing spoon. Plus, for those with small kitchens, the glasses nest inside each other despite their different dimensions — and each has the same volume. Don't be scared off by the crystal — they're totally OK to pop in the dishwasher.
Artifox has been making beautiful furniture for over a decade, and now the modern- and Midwest-minded company has teamed up with tech-savvy Twelve South to create a solid walnut hardwood, limited-edition desk that's made with your Apple devices in mind. This model has a bone-colored top and hardware that contrasts with the walnut wood below, so it goes well in a ton of spaces. While it might look streamlined, this desk has a ton of features packed in. There are pegs to hang bags and headphones, a rear notch for a monitor mount and a built-in dock and grid to manage all the cords in the back (meaning way less visual clutter). You can further customize it with your Twelve South stand and gear. Safe to say, this isn't your average desk.
Instant might be famous for, well, the Instant Pot of holidays past, as well as the more recently trending air fryer, but they make way more than that too. The latest offering? A super-modern Instant Stand Mixer Pro, that, unlike some other brands, is not trying to be a knockoff of a certain iconic mixer. Instead, this one is all 2023, with a digital display, a ton of bowl capacity (7.4 quarts!) and a sleek shape that's minimalist and light. Best of all? It's 30% off right now on InstantHome.com and Amazon.
Say goodbye to blackheads and clogged pores.
Hero Cosmetics' acne patches are the stuff of legend by now — a little sticker and boom, bye zit — but the chin patches the line has just dropped are perfect for covering a little more ground. The set of 10 patches for $17.99 helps rid your lovely face of pimples, clear out blackheads and balance out your pores. Just leave it on while you get your six to eight hours of sleep, then peel it off in the morning for clearer, less irritated skin beneath.
Hoka's trainers have always been loaded with eye-catching designs (and a ton of cushioning), and now the brand just launched a new shoe that is made for your everyday life. The Project Clifton has a zip for easy-on and -off and is great for casual running days. Plus, it's an all-gender shoe, so you can bet it will be a crowd pleaser.
Tata Harrier vs MG Hector: Price, Specs, Features compared
Russian air force planes seen in Belarusian skies during missile attacks on Ukraine

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Q: Python / django / pagination

        {% for contact in contacts %}

имя пользователя:{{ contact.name_persone }}

{{ contact.phone_persone }}

{{ article.article_text }}

{{ contact.phone_persone }}

    {% endfor %}

            {% if contacts.has_previous %}

« first

 previous

            {% endif %}
             {% for page in contacts.paginator.page_range %}
                        {% if page == contacts.number %}

{{ page }}

                        {% else %}

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                        {% endif %}
            {% endfor %}
            {% if contacts.has_next %}

next

last »

            {% endif %}

Проблема в моей пагинации заключается в том, что если нажимать на номер страницы пагинации, то информация на странице не обновляется, хотя сам URL меняется (пагинация происходит). Не подтягивается информация почему то. Но если я нажимаю на "next" то всё срабатывает корректно.
Подскажите что не так? И может кто-то увидит ещё ошибки, буду благодарен за коррективы!

A: Судя по всему, у вас проблема в самой ссылке, которую вы указываете. посмотрите на ссылку страницы, которые не работают:

{{ page }}

И на ссылку кнопки next, которая работает:

next

Мало того, что вы в первом случае берете дополнительную часть URL перед вопросительным знаком в виде /support, так еще и номер страницы указываете через дробь как часть URL ?page/{{ page }}/, хотя в работающей ссылке явно используется GET-запрос в виде "?page={{ page }}"
В итоге должно получится что-то вроде этого:
{% for page in contacts.paginator.page_range %}
    {% if page == contacts.number %}

{{ page }}

    {% else %}

{{ page }}

    {% endif %}
{% endfor %}

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The Super Mario Bros. Movie New Trailer Shows Off the Nintendo Icons taking on Bowser
Nintendo has released a new trailer for The Super Mario Bros. Movie during their live-stream event today. The Chris Pratt-led animated film will see Bowser(Jack Black) unleashing a fiery warpath on the world of the popular video game franchise. The film has a star-studded cast set to voice some of the characters that have been a part of possibly the biggest video game franchise. Second only to the Pokémon franchise.
Joining Pratt and Black will be Anya Taylor-Joy as Princess Peach, Charlie Day as Luigi, Keegan-Michael Key as Toad, Seth Rogen as Donkey Kong, Fred Armisen as Cranky Kong, Kevin Michael Richardson as Kamek and Sebastian Maniscalco as Spike.
The first-look teaser introduced us to the Mushroom Kingdom we would be seeing when the film premieres but the new trailer dives even deeper into the magical world and gives us a full glimpse of the universe as Bowser and his Koopas look to take on our heroes.
The film was helmed by Aaron Horvath and Michael Jelenic working from a script penned by Matthew Fogel. Illumination produced the film through founder and CEO Chris Meledandri and Shigeru Miyamoto on behalf of Nintendo.
The Super Mario Bros. Movie will arrive in theatres on April 7th, 2023.
Check out the new trailer below:
Source: Nintendo Direct
In this article:Aaron Horvath, Anya Taylor-Joy, Charlie Day, Chris Pratt, Entertainment, Entertainment news, FIlm, Fred Armisen, Illumination, Jack Black, Keegan Michael Key, Kevin Michael Richardson, Matthew Fogel, Michael Jelenic, Movie, New York Comic-Con, News, Nintendo Direct, Read, Sebastian Maniscalco, Seth Rogen, Shigeru Miyamoto, The Super Mario Bros. Movie, Universal Pictures, Video Games, Write


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Q: Python Tkinter Child Window Issue Hello,
I'm struggling using multiple tkinter windows in python.
Basicly, I have two classes which are also related to two different windows.
The main class shows the main window (parentWindow) and the other class shows a secondWindow (childWindow).
The following code starts the MainWindow:
#START THE APPLICATION
root = Tkinter.Tk()
root.title ("GEMEINDESTECKBRIEF-Menü")
# My main Application
runGUI = MainWorkspaceConfig (root)
root.mainloop ()

So far there aren't any problems!
Now I'm trying to open a second Window calling a function in the Main Class (kind of onClickFunction to open the Window)
def opendirFactsheetHochwasserGebaeude (self) :
    #validates the workspace resp. database directory and
    #print self.checkFactsheet2.get()
    #print self.inputSpace1.get()

    try:
        if self.checkFactsheet2.get()==1 :

            if self.inputSpace1.get() or self.inputSpace2.get() != "":
                 #write workspace environment to __initFile__
                if self.inputSpace1.get() != "":
                    self.writeWorkspEnv(self.inputSpace1.get())
                    #Copy file in seperate thread
                    start_new_thread(self.copyDefaultFactoWorkspace,())
                if self.inputSpace2.get() != "":
                    self.writeWorkspEnv(self.inputSpace2.get())
                # !!!!!!! START SECOND WINDOW !!!!!
                facthwgeb = Tkinter.Tk()
                facthwgeb.title ("Factsheet Hochwasser-Gebäude")
                runGUI = Factsheet_hochwassergebaeude (facthwgeb)
                facthwgeb.mainloop ()
                #facthwgeb.protocol('WM_DELETE_WINDOW', runGUI.closeFactsheetHochwGeb)
            else:
            #self.inputSpace1.get() and self.inputSpace2.get () =="":
                tkMessageBox.showwarning ("Keine Arbeitsumgebung festgelegt", "Bitte entweder einen neuen Workspace anlegen oder eine bestehende Datenbank auswählen!")
                self.selectBox1.deselect()

Still everything works just fine!! The window opens as expected and also the GUI-widgets are displayed and useable.
After finishing the given tasks the Window has to be closed and HERE ALL TROUBLE STARTS!!!
To quit the Window I'm using a button with a command function which looks like this:
   def closeFactsheetHochwGeb (self):

    try:
        if self.inputSpace1.get() and self.inputSpace2.get() != "":

            with open('%s/__initFile__.txt'%os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(__file__)), 'r') as file:
                    # read a list of lines into data
                    data = file.readlines()
                    data[13] = self.inputSpace1.get()+"\n"
                    data[14] = self.inputSpace2.get()+"\n"
                    # and write everything back
            with open('%s/__initFile__.txt'%os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(__file__)), 'w') as file:
                    file.writelines( data )
                    file.close()
            # self.tkinterFrame.destroy()
            self.tkinterFrame.quit()

The self.tkinterFrame.quit() closes not just the secondWindow (childWindow) it also closes the MainWindow (parentWindow) too. The self.tkinterFrame.destroy() function clears all widget from the window but the window still is active and visible!!
So, any Ideas how to solve the problem?
Would be thankful for any solutions!!!!!

A: Don't make a second Tk() instance; you can/should have only one root.
Use a Toplevel widget for facthwgeb instead. Also, get rid of the facthwgeb.mainloop() call, as again, there should only be one call to this.

A: YEESSS, Finally I found the solution to my issue!!!!
First Step: In the Main Class which starts the ChildWindow I changed the code in the   function def opendirFactsheetHochwasserGebaeude (self) : from Tkinter.Tk() to Tkinter.Toplevel(parent) => the parent references the root Window. After changing the Tkinter typ the facthwgeb.mainloop()was also cleared because it is provided by the MainWindow (Parent)
Second Step: In the Second Class which implements the ChildWindow the function def closeFactsheetHochwGeb (self):did privously owned the commands self.tkinterFrame.destroy()which cleared the widget of the frame but not the window itself and the self.tkinterFrame.quit()closes the MainWindow and the ChildWindow => so both commands are useless!!
Final Step: The final resolution is to change the self.tkinterFrame.destroy ()to self.tkinterFrame.master.destroy() !!
Sometimes complex things can be very simple!! :-)

A: Try this self.Frame1.destroy()
Or whatever your frame name maybe
Sometimes you could have this
self.Frame1 = tk.Frame(top)


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Posted on January 9, 2018 January 16, 2018 by Helene Montpetit
Christ Church Cathedral Restoration a Project for All Montrealers says Sheila Goldbloom
The Christ Church Cathedral restoration project and Major fundraising campaign are supported by community leaders who are dedicated to preserving our architectural heritage and who believe in the value of the music and of the social justice work done by cathedral volunteers. This week, retired social worker, professor and community builder Sheila Goldbloom tells us why she supports the campaign.
"I'm delighted I became involved," she says. "Christ Church Cathedral is one of the major centres in Montreal. I encourage you to walk down and see how the building is used by such a wide variety of people. Experience how welcoming the people in the cathedral are."
The major part of Mrs. Goldbloom's professional career was in social work, which she also taught at McGill University. Her commitment to her field and to community development has been recognized by the titles of Member of the Order of Canada and of Chevalière de l'Ordre du Québec. Significantly, she has also been honoured by her peers of the Ordre des travailleurs sociaux et thérapeutes conjugaux et familiaux du Québec, who awarded her the Prix Émerite 2016.
Cathedral welcomes everyone in need
Naturally, then, she appreciates the cathedral's tradition of social service. "Everyone always knew," she recalls, "that there was one place you could go to where you would be made welcome, no matter what your problem, faith or social status, and that was Christ Church Cathedral. And it still welcomes anyone in need."
In fact, the cathedral's red doors are open every day of the week, from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. People walk in looking for spiritual guidance, referral to a social service, a listening ear or just peace and quiet.
A project for all Montreal
Mrs. Goldbloom also values the building that houses these services and commitments, because it provides them a home to work from. Also, because of its historic importance. "I feel strongly that the cathedral building is a big piece of history and I would like to see it preserved. There aren't many buildings left in Montreal with that kind of historic background. I think the restoration should be a project for all Montreal."
Sheila Goldbloom in 1948, before she moved to Montreal.
A life of community service
Mrs. Goldbloom herself has played a significant part in our history and continues to do so. After moving here from New York in 1949, she dedicated her life to local educational, social, philanthropic and government organizations. Among the dozens of organizations she has served are the Jewish Junior Welfare League, Federation CJA, The YWCA, Batshaw Youth Services and Centraide. In fact, as Chair of the Red Feather Agency at the time it became part of Centraide, she found herself the advocate for the Protestant social agencies!
"I've been privileged to have been a part of many different sectors of the community," she says. "It increased my understanding and enriched my teaching."
The importance of Interfaith dialogue
Working with different professions—and different faith groups as well—is important to her. "What people need to understand is that interfaith dialogue makes you stronger in your own faith."
Bust of Raoul Wallenberg in the square behind the cathedral.
She particularly appreciates the cathedral's active role in the creation of Wallenberg Square in the garden behind it. Inaugurated in 1995, the square includes a bust and plaque in honour of Raoul Wallenberg, whose actions saved more Jews during W.W. II than any single government. "The creation of Wallenberg Square showed the congregation's sincerity in opening windows to other faiths," notes Mrs. Goldbloom. "It is these positive actions that help to create peace."
In 2015, the Quebec Community Groups Network (QCGN) established the Sheila and Victor Goldbloom Distinguished Community Service Award in recognition of Dr. Victor and Mrs. Sheila Goldbloom's dedication to ensuring English-speaking Quebec remains a vibrant community within Quebec and Canada.
Her late husband shared her convictions and joined her on the Christ Church Cathedral campaign cabinet. Dr. Victor Goldbloom, C.C., O. Q., headed up the Canadian Council of Christians and Jews in the 1980s, and later became Canada's Commissioner for Official Languages. The well-known pediatrician, lecturer and politician passed away in 2016. Mrs. Goldbloom kindly agreed to stay on as Honorary Co-Chair after his death. Christ Church Cathedral is very fortunate to count her among the supporters of the Major Fundraising Campaign and salutes her for her tireless work to make Montreal a more human place with a healthy respect for its past.
Follow Mrs. Goldbloom's lead: Support the restoration of our beautiful cathedral
Of the funds raised by the campaign, $7,470,000 will go to repair the spire, restore the masonry and architectural elements, and upgrade the church interior. Please consider building the future through this gift to the coming generations. Click here and donate what you can. Big or small, every donation counts!
Have a Say
Do you have special gifts you share with the cathedral community? Have you found solace inside the cathedral and friendship among the members of the congregation? We are interested in hearing your personal story involving Montreal's Christ Church Cathedral and would like to share it with our readers. Please contact us at Campaign.Communications@montrealcathedral.ca
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package sys.scheduler;

import java.util.LinkedList;
import java.util.logging.Logger;

import sys.utils.Threading;

/**
 * A scheduler manages a priority queue of tasks, issuing them when they are due
 * for execution.
 *
 * New tasks and re-scheduled tasks are inserted into the priority queue and
 * sorted according to their execution deadlines. In each iteration, the
 * scheduler picks the next task to execute and advances virtual time
 * accordingly. Therefore, virtual time advances in discrete steps and is
 * decoupled from real time. Depending on the number of tasks in the queue and
 * the time spent in their execution, virtual time can run faster or slower than
 * real time.
 *
 * @author smduarte (smd@fct.unl.pt)
 *
 */
public class VT_Scheduler<T extends Task> implements Runnable {
    private static Logger Log = Logger.getLogger(VT_Scheduler.class.getName());

    protected static final double NANOSECOND = 1e-9;

    static VT_Scheduler<?> Scheduler;
    protected boolean stopped;

    protected VT_Scheduler() {
        Scheduler = this;
        queue = new CustomPriorityQueue<Task>();
    }

    public Token newToken() {
        return new Token();
    }

    /**
     * Stops the scheduler, preventing further tasks to be executed...
     */
    public void stop() {
        stopped = true;
    }

    /**
     * Starts the scheduler and begins executing tasks in order.
     */
    public void start() {
        new SchedulerThread(Scheduler).start();
        Threading.waitOn(this);
    }

    /**
     * Returns the number of simulation seconds that elapsed since the
     * simulation started.
     *
     * @return The number of simulation seconds that elapsed since the
     *         simulation started.
     */
    public double now() {
        return now;
    }

    /**
     * Returns the number of realtime seconds that elapsed since the simulation
     * started.
     *
     * @return The number of realtime seconds that elapsed since the simulation
     *         started.
     */
    public double rt_now() {
        return (System.nanoTime() - rt0) * NANOSECOND;
    }

    /**
     * Cancels all tasks in the scheduler queue, effectively ending the
     * simulation.
     */
    public void cancelAll() {
        for (Task i : queue)
            i.cancel();
    }

    /**
     * Inserts a new task in the scheduler queue with a given execution
     * deadline.
     *
     * @param t
     *            The task to be scheduled.
     * @param due
     *            The execution deadline of the task, relative to the current
     *            simulation time.
     * @return
     */
    Task schedule(Task t, double due) {
        assert !t.isCancelled && !t.isQueued;
        t.due = now() + Math.max(NANOSECOND, due);
        queue.add(t);
        return t;
    }

    /**
     * Re-inserts a task back into the scheduler queue with an updated execution
     * deadline.
     *
     * @param t
     *            The task to be re-scheduled.
     * @param due
     *            The new execution deadline of the task, relative to the
     *            current simulation time.
     */
    void reSchedule(Task t, double due) {
        assert !t.isCancelled;

        if (t.isQueued) {
            double oldValue = t.due;
            t.due = now() + Math.max(NANOSECOND, due);
            queue.changeKey(t, oldValue);
        } else {
            t.due = now() + Math.max(NANOSECOND, due);
            queue.add(t);
        }
    }

    /*
     * (non-Javadoc) The main loop of the scheduler. In each iteration the next
     * task is picked for execution. Additionally, from time to time, a call is
     * made to the Gui to check if there are any pending graphical elements that
     * need to be rendered. Gui (backbuffer) rendering is thread-safe if it is
     * done by the (current) thread running in the scheduler.
     *
     * @see java.lang.Runnable#run()
     */
    @Override
    public void run() {
        try {
            mainLoop();
        } catch (KillThreadException x) {
        }

        if (stopped)
            Threading.notifyOn(this);
    }

    protected void mainLoop() {
        while (!queue.isEmpty() && !stopped) {
            processNextTask();
        }
        stopped = true;
    }

    /**
     *
     * Resumes the execution of one of the ready threads (previously blocked in
     * a network I/O operation) or picks the next task to execute.
     *
     */
    protected void processNextTask() {

        threadManager.relieve();
        Task next = queue.peek();

        SchedulerThread.setTask(next);
        if (next == null || next.isCancelled) {
            queue.poll();
            return;
        }

        now = next.due;
        rt1 = System.nanoTime();
        try {
            next.reset();
            next.run();
            next.reSchedule();
            if (next.isQueued && (next.isCancelled || !next.wasReScheduled))
                queue.remove();

        } catch (Exception x) {
            queue.remove();
            Log.severe("Offending task cancelled...");
            x.printStackTrace();
        }
    }

    public boolean isStopped() {
        return stopped;
    }

    protected static double now = 0;
    protected final CustomPriorityQueue<Task> queue;
    protected double rt1 = System.nanoTime(), rt0 = System.nanoTime();
    protected final ThreadManager threadManager = new ThreadManager();

    /**
     * This class manages the threads used in the simulation. The invariant
     * observed is that only one scheduler thread is executing at a given time.
     * Therefore, there is no need for synchronization of data structures.
     *
     * The simulation uses additional threads for the GUI, but all the drawing
     * is actually done to a back buffer image by the scheduler thread currently
     * running.
     *
     * This manager is required to implement blocking network operations. When a
     * blocking io operation is performed within a task, the current (scheduler)
     * thread is blocked until the following read is ready, in the mean time,
     * the scheduler picks a previously blocked thread to continue execution or
     * picks other tasks for execution.
     *
     * @author smduarte (smd@di.fct.unl.pt)
     *
     */
    protected class ThreadManager {

        private LinkedList<Token> spareThreads = new LinkedList<Token>();
        private LinkedList<Token> readyThreads = new LinkedList<Token>();
        private LinkedList<Token> waitingThreads = new LinkedList<Token>();

        void relieve() {
            if (readyThreads.size() > 0) {
                if (spareThreads.size() < 2) {
                    Token t = new Token();
                    spareThreads.addLast(t);
                    readyThreads.removeFirst().release();
                    t.acquireUninterruptibly();
                } else {
                    readyThreads.removeFirst().release();
                    throw new KillThreadException();
                }
            }
        }

        void release(Token token) {
            readyThreads.addLast(token);
            waitingThreads.remove(token);
        }

        void acquire(Token token) {
            queue.remove(SchedulerThread.getTask());

            waitingThreads.add(token);
            if (readyThreads.size() > 0)
                readyThreads.removeFirst().release();
            else if (spareThreads.size() > 0)
                spareThreads.removeFirst().release();
            else {
                new SchedulerThread(Scheduler).start();
            }
            token.acquireUninterruptibly();
        }

        @Override
        public String toString() {
            int total = 1 + readyThreads.size() + waitingThreads.size() + spareThreads.size();
            return String.format("Threads: (T:%d)<R:%d/W:%d/S:%d>\n", total, readyThreads.size(),
                    waitingThreads.size(), spareThreads.size());
        }
    }

}

class SchedulerThread extends Thread {
    Task task;

    SchedulerThread(Runnable r) {
        super(r);
        super.setDaemon(true);
    }

    static void setTask(Task t) {
        SchedulerThread st = (SchedulerThread) currentThread();
        st.task = t;
    }

    static Task getTask() {
        SchedulerThread st = (SchedulerThread) currentThread();
        return st.task;
    }
}

class KillThreadException extends RuntimeException {
    private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
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One soldier embraces martyrdom, 4 terrorists killed
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RAWALPINDI: A soldier of Pakistan Army embraced martyrdom on Saturday whereas four terrorists were killed by the Security Forces during an Intelligence Based Operation (IBO) conducted in general area Jani Khel, Bannu of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
According to the Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) news release, an intense fire exchange took place between own troops and terrorists during the conduct of the operation.
The Army troops effectively engaged the terrorists' location. However, weapon and ammunition was also recovered from the killed terrorists who remained actively involved in terrorist activities against security forces and killing of innocent citizens.
The martyred soldier was identified as Sepoy Muhammad Wasim (age 25 years, resident of Khairpur) having fought gallantly, embraced shahadat during intense exchange of fire.
The sanitization of the area was being carried out to eliminate any other terrorists found in the area. (APP)
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A series of personal events may have triggered Greg Lynam's use of prescription pills. He was in recovery for almost four years when he relapsed and died as a result of a heroin overdose. His mother, Michelle, has become an advocate against opioid misuse.
Louie Miceli was prescribed painkillers after a sports injury. He eventually switched to heroin and died from an overdosed in 2012. His mother, Felicia, speaks on the dangers of opioids.
Angelee Murray found herself addicted to opioids after a doctor prescribed them for debilitating migraine headaches. Today, she is an active voice in the recovery movement.
Addiction cost Tim Ryan his job, his home and his wife. His 20-year-old son, Nick, also died from a heroin overdose. Tim is determined to be part of the solution.
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This is a casual shot up in the mountains of Switzerland some years ago!
Hope this illustrates Monochromatic which is the theme of this week's Weekly Photo Challenge.
How I like the trees and the various shades of green!
Here is an image of the Asparas in Angkor Wat, Cambodia.
The image is basically monochromatic.
Apsaras are beautiful, supernatural female beings. They are youthful and elegant, and superb in the art of dancing. They are often wives of the Gandharvas, the court musicians of Indra. They dance to the music made by the Gandharvas, usually in the palaces of the gods, entertain and sometimes seduce gods and men. As ethereal beings who inhabit the skies, and are often depicted taking flight, or at service of a god, they may be compared to angels.
While I stayed at home as a caregiver to my mom, my wife and her dad are travelling in Switzerland and Italy. She is trying to accompany her 84 years old dad to as many places as possible before he couldn't travel anymore.
This is the church at Mogno, Switzerland which is a good example of Monchromatic for this week's DP Photo Challenge.
Mogno is most noted for its modern marble and granite Church of San Giovanni Battista, designed by Ticinese architect Mario Botta. The church was erected between 1994 and 1996 on the site of its 350-year old predecessor, which was levelled by an avalanche in 1986. This catastrophe also claimed several of the homes in the village, although luckily no-one was injured in this event.
I like the angles and perspective of these photos taken by my wife. Please enjoy!


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Sebastian Velona is a happy kid. He is tough and resilient in the face of adversity, something many kids his age struggle to embody. Sebastian has it especially tough, however. He was diagnosed at a young age with the CLN8 variant of Batten Disease, a rare genetic condition that causes seizures, blindness, and cognitive decline.
After Sebastian received the diagnosis, his father, Christopher, did what any caring parent would do: he exhausted all avenues in search of treatment options, and when he didn't find what he was looking for, he spearheaded his own movement to fundraise for the development and research of groundbreaking new ways to treat the disease.
The creation of Project Sebastian has lead Christopher to knock on the doors of senators, create The Project Sebastian Podcast, and most importantly, generate a caring community for those living with Batten Disease and their families.
The number of people living with Batten Disease today is inconclusive, as is the prospect for a cure. However, that does not stop Christopher, but rather fuels his mission to find one.
In this episode Christopher discusses how his son's disease was the catalyst to go above and beyond, finding his own answers when he was told there were none. He ruminates on the ways that creating a podcast as a part of his mission to help his son has in fact helped him to overcome his own fears, and opened their family to a greater community that holds the same goal close to their hearts. Above all, Christopher emphasizes the value of awareness – that in the face of a seemingly bleak diagnosis, sharing his family's story has been the greatest asset in making progress towards finding a cure.


DRI or Direct reduced Iron is a product which is formed by the direct reduction of Iron Ore. Due to the inherent nature of the product, when it becomes wet, significant amount of heat is generated along with the release of Hydrogen gas. Hence it is of paramount importance to have the cargo loaded and transported without coming in contact with moisture.
We, Constellation Marine surveyors were appointed to assist the Master and supervise the safe loading of Direct Reduced Iron (B) in compliance with the procedures and guidelines laid down in the International Maritime Solid Bulk Cargoes Code (IMSBC Code).
Prior to loading of the cargo, a hold inspection was carried out to ensure the holds were clean and dry. The cargo hold bilge wells were inspected for the presence of water and previous cargo residues. Once the cargo holds were found clean, dry and the bilges in an acceptable condition, the bilge wells were sealed. An Ultrasonic hatch sealing test of the hatch covers of all the holds was carried out to ensure weather tightness of the hatch covers and of the closing arrangements.
An inspection of the bilge valves was also carried out and the valves were sealed after the inspection. Equipment consisting of the Dehumidifier and the mechanical ventilation fans were checked and the operational switches were tagged and taped to prevent inadvertent use.
A shipper issued Certificate of Fitness was signed by the Master and handed over to the competent Government authority for their signature.
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Formed in 2006 following a decade of work in long-term ecological research (LTER) stations, Hamaarag – Israel's National Ecosystem Assessment Program operates within the framework of the Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities. HaMa'arag is a consortium of organizations engaged in policy and management governing open landscapes in Israel: The Ministry of Environmental Protection, the Jewish National Fund – Keren Kayemeth Le'Israel, and the Israel Nature and Parks Authority, together with leading ecologists from a variety of universities and research institutions. Hamaarag's overarching purpose is to promote and advance science-based open landscape management for the benefit and long-term sustainability of both nature and people.
Following an initial exploratory period, the Israel National Ecosystem Assessment process is moving forward. Hamaarag is currently in the design and planning stages of a national-scale Israel ecosystem assessment. The assessment will cover Israel's ecosystems, their services and the biodiversity engaged in their provision. This will include the Mediterranean woodland, shrubland and grassland ecosystems as well as desert, coastal, marine and cultivated ecosystems. The project will highlight the significance and value of Israel's ecosystems for human well-being, and the need to consider ecosystem services in decision-making relevant to environment and development.


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, widely known for its nickname , is a multi-purpose hall located in Higashi-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaidō, Japan. Owned by Sapporo city, the dome is run by the Sapporo Health Sports Foundation.

Overview
The dome is 132.4 m in diameter, 43 m in height, and has an area of 17,865 m2. The dome is located on the outskirts of central Sapporo city, and is near Sakaemachi Station, which is on the Tōhō Line of the Sapporo Municipal Subway. The dome also has a park golf course, tennis court, and parking lot.

Along with a number of sporting events including marathons, basketball, and football competitions, the dome holds other events such as the Golden Market, which is the biggest flea market in Sapporo and is held annually at the dome.

2009 marked the 60th anniversary of the Sapporo Snow Festival, and in this year the second venue of the festival was moved from the Sapporo Satoland site to the Tsudome site. This transference of the sites was done to reduce the parking lot costs by restricting a large number of cars visiting from the site and to help alleviate traffic congestion. Although the parking lot has a capacity of 306 cars, the Tsudome site did not allow parking for cars and asked visitors to use public transportation to reach the Tsudome site during the Festival this year.

See also
 Higashi-ku, Sapporo
 Sapporo Dome
 Sapporo Satoland
 Sapporo Snow Festival

References

External links
 The Sapporo Community Dome "Tsudome"

Higashi-ku, Sapporo
Indoor arenas in Japan
Sports venues in Sapporo

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NOTAP Presents Patent Certificates To Researchers, Inventors
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R-L: The director-general of the National Office for Technology Acquisition and Promotion, Dr. DanAzumi Ibrahim, the Minister of State for Science and Technology, Barr. Mohammed Abdullahi presenting a patent certificate to the chief of standard and evaluation, Nigerian Air Force headquarters, Air Vice Marshal O.R. Philip during the presentation of award letters in Abuja.
The National Office for Technology Acquisition and Promotion (NOTAP) has awarded patent certificates to 41 researchers and inventors across the country.
Speaking at the disbursement of NOTAP- Industry Technology Transfer Fellowship (NITTF) award letters and presentation of patent certificates today in Abuja, the Minister of State for Science and Technology, Barr. Mohammed Abdullahi described the development as a boost to research and industrialization in the country.
He averred that NOTAP- Industry Technology Transfer Fellowship (NITTF) Award was known for providing efficient process for the acquisition and domestication of foreign technologies as enshrined in section 4(c) of the NOTAP Act.
The scheme, according to him, serves as a platform through which industries support the process of building the needed critical mass of skilled knowledge workers of technology transfer in the country.
Abdullahi pointed out that the scheme would create an impact for the Federal Government's Economic Sustainability Plan programme where researches are translated to production activities and create jobs for youths.
Urging other industries yet to key into the NITFF scheme by sponsoring more candidates for a brighter tomorrow, he said the overall importance of NOTAP was to upgrade research institutions.
He advised patent recipients to make more efforts to move their research and development results to be available in the market, which he said would boost the nation's overall socio-economic fortunes.
Earlier in his remarks. the director-general of NOTAP, Dr. DanAzumi Ibrahim, said for any economy to become independent, there was a need for capacity building.
"For any nation to become economically independent, we have to develop the necessary capacities, i.e the human resources God has given us. In the process, we realise the gap demarcated between us and developing nations and our capacity to converge our raw materials into products and services, food supply, because we don't need to import anything into the country, but to export and make income from other nations.
"We can't do it alone; the scientists are expected to come out with technologies that should be able to assist Nigeria improve on the quality of life of our citizens. It is very sad to note that, more than 90 per cent of the technologies that power the Nigeria's economy are imported technologies. No nation that is aspiring to become economically independent will fold its arms and allow its economy collapse.
"We see the quantum amount that leaves this country as licensing fees, to inspire our intervention, we feel the private sector and research communities have responsibilities to come together to see how we can catapult our country into economic prosperity," he added.
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Riverfront Recapture's mission is to connect people with the Connecticut River and our vision is a beautiful riverfront park system that is highly recognized and widely utilitized as a unique regional asset. The pathway to our vision and mission has several components: Riverfront Recapture is a guardian of the river and its parks. Combined with cultural, recreational & educational engagement, we connect people with the river and its parks.
Overall, Riverfront offers innovative and nationally recognized combination of park development and programming in its four urban parks along the Connecticut River. In addition to beautiful, safe and well-maintained parks, Riverfront Recapture offers recreational and athletic activities, festivals and artistic performances, and programs that serve MetroHartford youth, including underserved urban youth.
Riverfront's youth enrichment programs include the Riverfront Adventure challenge course program, youth rowing, and environmental stewardship and research programs, as well as collaborations with other youth providers. These programs provide participants opportunities to uncover new skills, face challenges, be part of a team, and discover self-confidence, a sense of potential, and a better appreciation of the natural environment.
Riverfront's Community Rowing program was represented by 33 different schools and more than 250 youth participants. Rowers learn life skills valued in the classroom, within families, and in communities and intangible benefits, such as improved self-confidence. By learning a difficult physical skill, they gain benefits to their mental health and outlook that will aid them throughout their lives. Time management, communication, teamwork will be invaluable skills as they proceed through high school, college, and into the job market, as well as determination and the rewards of hard work.
Riverfront Adventure serves more than 2,500 youth annually, through experiential learning modules specific to group objectives: leadership, communication, decision-making skills, and self-esteem. Guided by trained facilitators, using low and high ropes course elements and dragon boats. "I saw first-hand how those activities played a role in shaping the youths' development in key areas."
* support park maintenance by helping with weeding, mulching, trimming, and more.
* help with event set-up, collecting survey information, wrist-band checks, event take-down, and other needed assistance.
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Riverfront Recapture seeks general funding support for the parks, programs, and events attracting nearly 1,000,000 visitors annually.
Our four parks cover 3.5 miles of shoreline and 148 acres, connected by a network of riverwalks that make the River accessible to increasing numbers of people, whether they are running, riding bikes, or in wheelchairs. The benefits of an attractive, accessible Riverfront extend beyond the borders of the parks, attracting tourists and business development to the neighboring area along with hundreds of thousands of residents each year who enjoy our parks. The revitalized Riverfront has led to renewed interest in the Connecticut River and vast improvements in the river's condition.


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 os cromossomos condensam-se;
 desaparecem os nucléolos;
 os centríolos duplicados ocupam pólos opostos na célula;
 surge o fuso acromático;
 a carioteca desorganiza-se e os cromossomos espalham-se pelo citoplasma, prendendo-se às fibras do fuso acromático pelo centrômero.

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The hotel Escapade is concerned with the comfort of its guests and is in line with a policy of improving the services of its 3 star hotel by the sea in the Var.
For guests traveling with an electric car, Hotel Escapade has installed Tesla charging stations. If you are looking for a luxury hotel with electric car charging station, consider booking a room at the Escapade hotel, charming hotel located in the Var near Toulon.
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The hotel restaurant La Chanterelle offers refined Provencal cuisine enjoying 2 red forks in the Michelin Guide in an original setting under a large glass roof overlooking a flowery garden.
Our double rooms, our triple rooms, our charming suites with sea or garden view are tastefully decorated and offer all the comfort you need for a pleasant stay along the Mediterranean Sea on the French Riviera.
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Florida Supreme Court Considering Death Penalty & Open Carry Laws
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This week, the Florida Supreme Court is considering cases that could shape the state's death penalty law as well as its ban on the open carry of firearms in public.
Court Considers Whether New Death Penalty Law Applies to Pending Cases
On Tuesday, the justices heard arguments regarding the constitutionality of its new death penalty law, which went into effect earlier this year after the U.S. Supreme Court declared the old law unconstitutional.
Under the old law, juries needed a simple 7-5 majority to recommend the death penalty. Judges would then consider aggravating factors in determining whether to sentence a defendant to death.
The new law requires a 10-2 jury vote to recommend the death penalty. And the jury must unanimously agree on "the existence of at least one aggravating factor." The new law also prohibits the judge from sentencing a defendant to death if the jury recommends life imprisonment instead.
At issue in the case the justices heard on Tuesday is whether the new law applies to cases pending at the time the new law took effect. The Court is already considering whether the death sentence of another defendant, Timothy Lee Hurst — whose case, Hurst vs. Florida, led the U.S. Supreme Court to declare the state's death penalty law unconstitutional — should be reduced to life. That decision may affect other death row inmates.
Court Considers Whether to Overturn Open Carry Ban
On Wednesday, the Florida Supreme Court heard a case challenging the state's open carry ban. Currently, state law makes it illegal to openly carry a firearm in public, even among Floridians with concealed weapons permits.
The case was brought by Dale Norman, a concealed weapons permit holder who was arrested in 2012 for carrying a visible gun.
Earlier this year, the state legislature failed to pass a bill that would have overturned the ban. If the Court decides to overturn the ban, it could allow Floridians to openly carry firearms in plain view. According to media reports, the justices appeared divided over the issue.
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The Ghana Music Rights Organization (GHAMRO) has announced in a statement sighted by GlammyNews.com that it shall start paying royalties to its members from Monday, September 24.
The organisation is expected to distribute GHc500,000 — an amount which is part of the collections undertaken.
The Ghana Music Rights Organization (GHAMRO) wishes to inform its esteemed members that the distribution of royalties would start from Monday, 24th September, 2018, this decision has become necessary due to the delay in the release of blank levy due the Society from the Government of Ghana.
As you are already aware, GHAMRO conducts its distribution twice in June –July and December of each year with the Blank Levy used for the June distribution whilst the collections used for the December distribution. Given however the current situations where the Blank Levy has unexpectedly delayed, and considering the burden it has placed on members, decision has been reached to immediately disburse collections so far made to assist members.
It is important however, that members would kindly take note that since the collections is ongoing and the amount of GHc500,000 to be distributed is just part of collections made, the due payments to members would be low as compared to previous distributions.
From the forgoing, GHAMRO would like to also place on record that it has not received the Blank levy payments from Government for 2018, which amount has reduced for the past years as a result of dwindling CD's and Cassettes imports. This has affected the revenue generated from the 20% levy imposed on blank media under the legislative Instrument, LI 1962. We at GHAMRO wishes to assure members that steps are being taken to have "other devices" like mobile Phones, Pen drives, hard discs, Laptop computers etc. included.
GHAMRO is very grateful for the patience exhibited by members in the face of the delay and assure them of doing everything in our power to protect their interest.
We also take the opportunity to remind all commercial Music users including Broadcasting Stations , Shopping Malls, Banks, Pubs , Hotels to renew their licenses by contacting any GHAMRO offices nationwide and those who have yet not regularized their operational license should do so immediately to avoid embarrassment and possible prosecution in the court of law.


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Premier League Season Review – Swansea City
May 31, 2016 August 5, 2016 Stephen Donovan
Swansea City: 12th FA Cup: Round Three Capital One Cup: Round Three After guiding the club to eighth and attaining 56 points in his first full season in charge, it was always going to be a difficult ask for Swansea manager Garry Monk to improve on that this time around. Still, he had players in form and full of confidence, and they looked well capable of fighting for another top half finish, so nobody could have envisaged that one of English (or indeed Welsh) football's brightest coaching prospect would be out of a job by early December. It…
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Swansea vs Chelsea – Premier League preview and team news
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Swansea City will be aiming for their third consecutive home victory, but in order to do that they must overcome a Chelsea side that has not lost in the Premier League since December 14. A double substitution from boss Francesco Guidolin helped Swansea to make an unlikely comeback from two goals down to earn a creditable draw at Stoke City in their last match, with the pace of Jefferson Montero and the energy of January signing Alberto Paloschi turning things around in a game in which they looked totally dead…
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Everton vs Swansea – Premier League preview and team news
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Francesco Guidolin will be taking charge of Swansea City for the first time on Sunday as they head to Everton, a side that they have never beaten in nine previous Premier League meetings. This is an important game for the hosts, who would be much further up the table were it not for the number of leads they have thrown away, and it has reached the stage now that seeds of doubt do appear when they take a narrow advantage into the closing stages of a match. While they can justifiably…
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The Buzzart Fair at the KZNSA Gallery is always a treat for me, both in exhibiting and selling my own work, and then in spoiling myself with treasures to enjoy in my home for a lifetime to come.
This year I bought two Tricam Prints; a lovely mandala drawn by Nindya Tricam and a beautiful drawing of the Durban Station by Nikhil Tricam. Look them up ... their works are wonderful.
You're bound to find a unique item, hand-crafted and local-to-Durban from the fair, so if you're in the area, stop by.
You'll experience a profound difference in living with origional, hand-crafted, made-with-heart works compared with the mass-produced same-old-same in all the super-commercial shops out there.


Evelyn Elston, a senior with the Arts and Communication Magnet Academy in Beaverton, is the winner of the first annual WCCLS Art of the Story Student Story Slam held earlier this month. Kristen Olsen-Huddle was selected as the winner of the fourth annual WCCLS Art of the Story Adult Story Slam. Both tellers are scheduled to participate in the Festival Finale Showcase the evening of Saturday, May 5, at the Sherwood Center for the Arts. The showcase, hosted by the Sherwood Public Library, features performances by all three professional tellers in the festival Geraldine Buckley, Rick Huddle, Habiba Addo, plus Elston and Oleson-Huddle.
Evelyn Elston is a senior at Arts & Communication Magnet Academy in Beaverton. Her main interests include theater and writing, and she serves as the student body president at her school. She will be going to college in the fall, but is currently undecided on where. Her favorite place to be is Detroit Lake state park.
Kristin always knew she want to be an actress, she also knew she had a story to tell, but she had to get the chops to get there. She went to a free acting intro and ended up down a rabbit hole doing weird improv for a few years. A class turned into a performance troop, The Tuesday Group and branched out to be part of the crew for a Monthly Variety Show, Scratch PDX. On her own she put together a solo show that she performed with Portland Story Theater's Singelhandedly, The One Fest, Orlando Fringe and as an independent production. She has told stories on stage at the local Moth, Portland Story Theater's Valentine's show, The Mystery Box Show and Nevertheless, We Persist. In other news, she is super mom to twin one year olds and married to that guy, Rick Huddle.
WCCLS invites you to experience the stories these five exceptional tellers will share the evening of Saturday, May 5. Enjoy complimentary beverages and hors d'oeuvres preceding the showcase in partnership with Reedville Catering and no host beverages will be for sale by Smockville Brewhouse in the lobby. Sherwood Center for the Arts (22689 SW Pine St, Sherwood, OR 97140).
The Art of the Story kick-off program is an Adult Story Slam Contest. This Slam is a competition within a set time limit, placing emphasis on a storytellers content and performance. The 2018 contest features Ellen Wolfson, John Wylder, Kristin Olson-Huddle, and Maggie Lott.
This program for adults takes place at the Beaverton City Library on Saturday, April 21, 7-9 p.m.
Each story must be an original work. First person, real life adventures are expected. Fiction, folktale/myths are not allowed. The four tellers each have 10 minutes to tell their story from memory.
This Slam is judged by the audience! The winner receives a cash prize and the opportunity to tell a story at the Festival Finale May 5 at the Sherwood Center for the Arts.
Announcing 2018 Teen Summer Reading Art Contest Winners!
Washington County Cooperative Library Services (WCCLS) is proud to announce the winner of its 2018 Teen Summer Reading Art Contest: Ruth Hailey!
A eleventh-grader at Forest Grove High School, Ruth has been awarded top honors for her color design which depicts musical instruments burst out of a stack of books. Her design expertly captures this year's Teen Summer Reading theme: Libraries Rock!
Ruth receives a $200 gift certificate for Amazon.com and her art will appear on all countywide Teen Summer Reading publicity this summer.
This is the ninth consecutive year that WCCLS has encouraged teens to capture the spirit of Summer Reading through their creative art. Fifty-six pieces were submitted digitally or the public libraries in Washington County during the months of January and February. On March 13th, feedback collected from local teens was reviewed and the winning piece was selected.
The Teen Summer Reading Art Contest was made possible by a grant from the State Library of Oregon.


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Advent II Sunday Mass
Sunday, December 8, 2019, 11:00 AM
Location: St. Cecilia's Church in Irondequoit
Sunday Mass is 11 AM at our location of St. Cecilia's church (part of the St. Kateri Tekakwitha parish) in Irondequoit, N.Y.
St. Alban's Catholic Church offers Holy Mass according Divine Worship, the Roman missal in Prayer Book English approved by Pope Francis for the English-Catholic dioceses known as "Ordinariates," and their parish communities.
St. Alban's parish priest Father Evan Simington celebrates the Sunday Eucharist, and provides the Sacrament of Reconciliation from 10:15 to 10:45 AM.
Parish fellowship follows right after Mass with coffee, donuts, and good conversation.
If you would like to request a Mass be offered for any persons, living or deceased, or if you would like St. Alban's to remember certain persons or intentions in the Prayers of the People at Mass, please email Father Evan at stalbanpray4us@gmail.com.
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Parish Priest: Rev. Nathan Davis ~ Bishop: Most Rev. Steven J. Lopes
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How fast do the barges go?
The barges cruise at a slow pace, about five miles per hour. You can easily cycle along the tow path and keep up with the barge, and even go ahead and explore small villages, then wait for the barge to catch you up.


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Q: WELD-001409 Ambiguous dependencies for type [EagerBeansRepository] I'm trying to migrate my JSF application to CDI. I have implented the following changes:

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*Added an empty beans.xml file to WEB-INF

*Changed @ManagedBean 's to @Named

*Changed All the scopes I have to CDI Scopes (Session, View, Request)

*Changed all @EJB and @ManagedProperty to @Inject

However, an Omnifaces error is preventing deployment as I'm getting the following error three times:

org.jboss.weld.exceptions.DeploymentException: WELD-001409 Ambiguous dependencies for type [EagerBeansRepository] with qualifiers [@Default] at injection point [[BackedAnnotatedField] @Inject private org.omnifaces.ApplicationListener.eagerBeansRepository]. Possible dependencies [[Managed Bean [class org.omnifaces.cdi.eager.EagerBeansRepository] with qualifiers [@Any @Default], Managed Bean [class org.omnifaces.cdi.eager.EagerBeansRepository] with qualifiers [@Any @Default]]]

I have downgraded to Omnifaces 1.8.1 and the deployment was successful. Why Omnifaces 2.0 resulting in this error?
Development Environment:

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*Glassfish 4

*Omnifaces 2.0

*JSF (Mojarra 2.2.0)

*WELD-000900 2.0.0 (SP1)

A: This exception suggests that OmniFaces JAR (specifically, the JAR containing the mentioned ambiguous class, which is in your particular case EagerBeansRepository) is duplicated in runtime classpath. Provided that the JAR is properly placed in /WEB-INF/lib of the webapp and not elsewhere, then this can happen if GlassFish work folders are not properly cleaned up before deploy. Particularly the GlassFish Eclipse plugin is known to fail in this. You'd need to manually clean up the GlassFish work folders in /glassfish/domains/[domainname].
By the way, while you're at it, I strongly recommend to upgrade to GlassFish 4.1 as well. GlassFish 4.0 has like every first GlassFish release (all the hassle to get it ready as "First Java EE X Application Server" along with every new Java EE API release) way too many childhood bugs.


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Q: Facing issue in making the classic Singleton implementation thread safe I was reading this-link that talks about making a singleton implementation thread safe.
Excerpt from the link:
Making the classic Singleton implementation thread safe is easy. Just acquire
a lock before testing pInstance:
Singleton* Singleton::instance() {
Lock lock; // acquire lock (params omitted for simplicity)
if (pInstance == 0) {
pInstance = new Singleton;
}

return pInstance;
} // release lock (via Lock destructor)

As few things were omitted for simplicity in the above program, I thought I should write a sample code similar to what was suggested above.
This is what I wrote:
class Singleton {
public:
    static Singleton* instance();
    ~Singleton();
    void disp() { cout << "disp() called"<< endl; }
private:
    static std::mutex mu2;
    static Singleton* pInstance;
};
std::mutex Singleton::mu2;
Singleton* Singleton::pInstance = NULL;

Singleton* Singleton::instance() {
    mu2.lock();
    if (pInstance == 0) {
        pInstance = new Singleton;
    }
    return pInstance;
}

Singleton::~Singleton() {
    cout << "destructor called." << endl;
    mu2.unlock();
}

void f1() {
    Singleton *p = Singleton::instance();
    p->disp();
}
int main()
{
    std::thread t1(f1);
    t1.join();
    getchar();
    return 0;
}

Output:
disp() called
f:\dd\vctools\crt\crtw32\stdcpp\thr\mutex.c(51): mutex destroyed while busy
My question is:

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*What would be the implementation code of singleton class as per link's writer? without omitting anything?

*Why my sample program is getting runtime error.

*Is it possible to unlock the mutex in destructor?

I am running this code on Visual Studio.
Thank you.

A: To unlock a mutex, don't lock it by hand use std::unique_lock. Then it will be automatically unlocked after you leave a scope.
The way you do singleton with a pointer in global scope is asking for trouble at shutdown. Who's going to clean the singleton instance up? There isn't a delete anywhere.
Singleton* Singleton::instance()
{
    std::unique_lock<std::mutex> lock{ mu2 }; // <=====
    if (pInstance == 0) {
        pInstance = new Singleton;
    }
    return pInstance;
}

// no unlock here, you only need to protect the creation.
Singleton::~Singleton()
{
    cout << "destructor called." << endl;
}

void f1()
{
    Singleton* p = Singleton::instance();
    p->disp();
}

The pattern you are looking for makes use of C++11 static initialization being threadsafe. And is described here : https://www.modernescpp.com/index.php/thread-safe-initialization-of-a-singleton
static auto& get_instance()
{
    static YourClass instance;
    return instance;
}


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Copyright And Trade Dress Jewelry Design Infringement Filed Against Heidi Klum By Van Cleef & Arpels May Settle
February 20, 2008 | Milord A. Keshishian
A copyright infringement, trade dress infringement (Lanham Act 43(a), 15 U.S.C. 1125), and unfair competition lawsuit was filed by luxury jeweler Van Cleef & Arpels against supermodel Heidi Klum's company and jewelry designer Mouawad USA, Inc. in Federal District Court in New York in December of 2007. The complaint alleges that for almost forty years, Van Cleef "has marketed the Alhambra collection of jewelry, which has become world renowned for its distinctive well-recognized design." Van Cleef alleges that it is the owner of all copyrights in the subject designs and, through extensive advertising and promotion of the Alhambra collection, it has established secondary meaning and distinctiveness therein. Jewelry copyright registrations are relatively inexpensive and afford robust protections and damages.
Van Cleef alleges that defendants intentionally and willfully copied the Alhambra designs, which mainly feature a four leaf clover. Van Cleef continues that defendants, by appropriating the goodwill built up by plaintiff are causing confusion in the market place, in that consumers are often confused between the plaintiff's designs and those of defendants.
It now appears that the lawsuit is going to be settled even before the Defendants file an answer to Van Cleef's allegations. On February 13, 2008, the parties asked the Court to adjourn the initial conference from February to April while they negotiate a settlement of the case.
PRACTICE NOTE: It is interesting that the case is settling so quickly because Van Cleef admits that one of its applications for copyright registration was refused registration by the U.S. Copyright Office. I would predict that it was refused registration because it was a mere depiction –without any elements of originality– of a four leaf clover that appears in nature. Even if the copyright claim fails, however, Van Cleef appears to have acquired distinctiveness in its four leaf clover jewelry to assert its trade dress infringement and unfair competition claims, which exist outside of the copyright claims.
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[Bokeh](https://bokeh.org) is an interactive visualization library for modern web browsers. It provides elegant, concise construction of versatile graphics and affords high-performance interactivity across large or streaming datasets. Bokeh can help anyone who wants to create interactive plots, dashboards, and data applications quickly and easily.

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By way of preamble, let me remind you where I stand on climate change. I think climate science points to a risk that the world needs to take seriously. I think energy policy should be intelligently directed towards mitigating this risk. I am for a carbon tax. I also believe that the Climategate emails revealed, to an extent that surprised even me (and I am difficult to surprise), an ethos of suffocating groupthink and intellectual corruption. The scandal attracted enormous attention in the US, and support for a new energy policy has fallen. In sum, the scientists concerned brought their own discipline into disrepute, and set back the prospects for a better energy policy.
The Penn State inquiry exonerating Michael Mann -- the paleoclimatologist who came up with "the hockey stick" -- would be difficult to parody. Three of four allegations are dismissed out of hand at the outset: the inquiry announces that, for "lack of credible evidence", it will not even investigate them. (At this, MIT's Richard Lindzen tells the committee, "It's thoroughly amazing. I mean these issues are explicitly stated in the emails. I'm wondering what's going on?" The report continues: "The Investigatory Committee did not respond to Dr Lindzen's statement. Instead, [his] attention was directed to the fourth allegation.") Moving on, the report then says, in effect, that Mann is a distinguished scholar, a successful raiser of research funding, a man admired by his peers -- so any allegation of academic impropriety must be false.
Clearly, Dr. Mann's reporting of his research has been successful and judged to be outstanding by his peers. This would have been impossible had his activities in reporting his work been outside of accepted practices in his field.
In short, the case for the prosecution is never heard. Mann is asked if the allegations (well, one of them) are true, and says no. His record is swooned over. Verdict: case dismissed, with apologies that Mann has been put to such trouble.
Further "vindication" of the Climategate emailers was to follow, of course, in Muir Russell's equally probing investigation. To be fair, Russell manages to issue a criticism or two. He says the scientists were sometimes "misleading" -- but without meaning to be (a plea which, in the case of the "trick to hide the decline", is an insult to one's intelligence). On the apparent conspiracy to subvert peer review, it found that the "allegations cannot be upheld" -- but, as the impressively even-handed Fred Pearce of the Guardian notes, this was partly on the grounds that "the roles of CRU scientists and others could not be distinguished from those of colleagues. There was 'team responsibility'." Edward Acton, vice-chancellor of the university which houses CRU, calls this "exoneration".
An earlier report on climategate from the House of Commons assumed that a subsequent probe by a panel under Lord Oxburgh, a former academic and chairman of Shell, would deal with the science. The Oxburgh report, though, sought to show only that the science was not fraudulent or systematically flawed, not that it was actually reliable. And nor did Sir Muir, with this third report, think judging the science was his job.
However, The Economist is calling for the IPCC's Rajendra Pachauri to go. That's good.
So where does this leave us? Walter Russell Mead is always worth reading on this subject, and I usually agree with him -- but I think his summing up in this case is not quite right.
Greens who feared and climate skeptics who hoped that the rash of investigations following Climategate and Glaciergate and all the other problems would reveal some gaping obvious flaws in the science of climate change were watching the wrong thing. The Big Green Lie (or Delusion, to be charitable) isn't so much that climate change is happening and that it is very likely caused or at least exacerbated by human activity. The Big Lie is that the green movement is a source of coherent or responsible counsel about what to do.
He's right, of course, that the green movement is not trusted as an adviser on what to do. So what? Its counsel on policy is not required. Nor, for that matter, is a complex international treaty of the sort that Copenhagen failed to produce. Congress and the administration can get to the right policy -- an explicit or implicit carbon tax; subsidies for low-carbon energy -- without the greens' input, so long as public opinion is convinced that the problem is real and needs to be addressed. It's not the extreme or otherwise ill-advised policy recommendations of the greens that have turned opinion against action of any kind, though I grant you they're no help. It's the diminished credibility of the claim that we have a problem in the first place. That is why Climategate mattered. And that is why these absurd "vindications" of the climate scientists involved also matter.
The economic burdens of mitigating climate change will not be shouldered until a sufficient number of voters believe the problem is real, serious, and pressing. Restoring confidence in climate science has to come first. That, in turn, means trusting voters with all of the doubts and unanswered questions -- with inconvenient data as well as data that confirm the story -- instead of misleading them (unintentionally, of course) into believing that everything is cut and dried. The inquiries could have started that process. They have further delayed it.


Fall leaf color is upon us and soon will be the remains of spent tree foliage accumulating quickly on our lawns. Left untouched, a layer of leaves (especially wet leaves) can cause damage to turf by suffocation in a relatively short period of time. Depending on the amount of leaf coverage, mulching can be your best option.
The key word is 'moderate' leaf coverage. Obviously, allowing several inches of leaves to accumulate on the lawn will deter effective mulching, so mow as often as needed to effectively mulch a thin layer of leaves each time. You may have to mow over the same area several times if the leaves are especially thick in certain spots. Also, be sure the leaves are dry when trying to mow, as wet leaves will not mulch properly.
Some municipalities may pick up bagged leaves for compost/recycling. Note if there are bagging requirements (paper vs. plastic).
For those with home vegetable gardens, a nice layer of leaves left to decompose on the soil surface over the winter and then tilled in next spring is a nice way to improve soil quality.


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Australia, Countries, History,
The Commonwealth of Australia, along with the United States of America, have colonized one arm of known space. In 2300 AD, Australia has X colonies and X outposts in the Australian sub arm, as well as the New Canberra colony on Tirane. In the 2300/2320 milieu Australia has taken a central role in mediating disputes, best illustrated by the Melbourne Accords of 2099.
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Australia has been continuously inhabited for at least 40,000 and possibly 100,000 years by Indigenous Australians. Various Europeans made contact with parts of the Australian coastline from the 16th Century onwards, with the first confirmed sighting in 1606 by Dutchman Willhelm Janzsoon. In the following century the Dutch mapped most of the Western and Northern coastlines yet expressed little interest in settling the continent even with a trade outpost.
In 1770 Lt. James Cook FRS RN captain of HMB Endeavour after observing the transit of Venus mapped most of the East coast of Australia and claimed that part of it that he had just explored in the name of George the Third at Possession Island on 22 August. Botanist Sir Joseph Banks, one of Cook's companions on Endeavour was later a key figure in the creation of a penal colony that came to be called N.S.W. and subsequently Australia.
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The concentration of population in the southeast helped promote industrialisation, but hindered exploitation of other regions. Recent (since 2200) development of the northern (Darwin) shore has created a growing population centre capable of handling trade with Indonesia.
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We continue our series of video blogs with the artists taking part in Original Cultures' 2011 production The Formula.
On the beginning of day 3 we got a few more impressions and words from the crew, and a quick chat with our special guest Architeq about Bologna, the show and good food.
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Exploring Diaporos Island: A Guide to the Best Boat Rental Options and What to See
Diaporos Island is an idyllic island located in the Aegean Sea and part of the Greek Islands. It is known for its stunning white sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and picturesque landscapes. With its secluded coves and hidden bays, Diaporos…
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Sub-Saharan Africa has the lowest per capita income and the highest population growth of any region in the world. Only by promoting economic development and creating new perspectives for its peoples can the continent escape the dual trap of poverty and high numbers of children.
African agriculture, which is characterised mainly by smallholders, has a key role to play here. Although African farmers are currently unable to feed their own populations, they have the chance to benefit from European experiences and innovation and to avoid mistakes and undesirable developments.
To leapfrog, meaning to skip certain stages of technological development, in this case means: achieving higher yields by using resources intelligently and efficiently. If the countries of Africa succeed in linking farmers to markets, processing more raw materials in the places where they are grown and reinvesting the gains in added value, it will be possible for them to initiate the structural changes necessary in rural areas to turn agriculture into a driver of development.
Click here to view the full English version of the study.
The Berlin Institute would like to thank the Bayer Foundation and the Friends of the Berlin Institute for supporting this research project.


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Dogbert says to a woman walking on the sidewalk, "Excuse me, would you like to take advantage of our 'Model Evaluation Service?' Only ten dollars." The woman says, "Me? Gosh, I've never thought of myself that way. Yes, I would love to be evaluated." Dogbert says, "You're hideous . . . That's ten dollars." The woman looks angry.
The Boss: "Alice, you have the highest salary in the department. But don't tell anyone what it is." "Dilbert, you have the highest salary in the department. But don't tell anyone what it is." "I can't believe I never thought of that before." Catbert: "Yeah, especially since you're the highest paid manager."
Asok: Is it my imagination or is there no career path here from intern to anything else? Catbert: If we promote you, we just have to find another intern. No one wins in that scenario. Asok: Actually, I would be the winner in that scenario. Catbert: I've never thought of it that way and I don't like it.


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as part of their "Inside Out: Artists in the Community" series.
Intended to be a metaphor for the hopes and aspirations of all the individuals of the community, leaning on and holding each other up to rise together.
More images of the project can be seen here.
More images and info about the project can be seen here.
140 ladders lent from the community - individuals, families, businesses, and organizations.
Installations have given me opportunities to work with a variety of places, spaces, and materials. They have provided contact with people in contexts other than traditional gallery settings. The temporary nature of installations allows for more experimentation, flexibility, and larger scale. Audience participation can be greater and when an installation fills a space, viewers are often able to walk into and through the work. Sometimes I have invited whole communities to become engaged in the process by loaning me the ladders I needed to create an installation about the community.
Heavy duty cable ties, and tags identifying lenders.