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India's Increased Covid-19 Vaccine Manufacturing Capacity May Prove 'Game-Changer', Says US
by Bhaswati Guha Majumder - Jun 4, 2021 04:57 PM +05:30 IST
US State Department Spokesperson Ned Price (Screenshot photo)
Ned Price, the spokesperson for the US Department of State said that the increased manufacturing capacity in India has the potential to be a "game-changer" well beyond India's borders.
The American Department of State on 3 June said that in India, the increase in manufacturing capacity of Covid-19 vaccines has the potential to be a "game-changer" well beyond the borders.
State Department spokesperson Ned Price said during a press brief: "The increased manufacturing capacity in India, the volume of capacity has the potential to be a game-changer well beyond India's borders".
"And that's precisely why this arrangement was reached and announced in the context of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (Quad)," he added.
Earlier this year, it was determined to work together to boost India's vaccine manufacturing capacity at the inaugural virtual Quad summit, which was attended by the leaders from Australia, Japan, United States and India.
As reported by the ANI, the American authorities are set to allocate the initial batch of 25 million Covid-19 vaccines, which will be distributed globally to address potential outbreaks and the needs of the pandemic's most susceptible countries.
Almost 7 million vaccine doses will be supplied to Asian countries including Nepal, Pakistan, Bangladesh and India.
While responding to the query on the decision taken during the recent Quad, the Department of State spokesperson said: "It's important to us because India has suffered immensely from the outbreak".
"Virtually, no element of Indian society has been left untouched by this horrible scourge. That is why we have spoken of the focus on increased manufacturing in India," Price added.
So far, the United States has provided India with $500 million in Covid-19 assistance.
According to Price, the Joe Biden administration, including Secretary of State Tony Blinken, has led an effort to enlist the help of the private sector.
He also stated that the United States has a combination of 20 million Covid-19 vaccines available in the country and 60 million Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccines are waiting for approval from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
However, he did not explain a specific number of doses allocated to a particular country under the new initiative.
Price said that it is the "time of need" and added that vaccine distribution depends somewhat on the manufacturer.
"It is not as simple as putting a stamp on an envelope and sending it around the world," he said.
He highlighted the fact of logistical challenges but ensured that "we are moving as quickly as we can in an effort to get these vaccines to their destination countries as soon as we can".
Meanwhile, the Joe Biden administration said that the United States will lift the Defence Production Act rating on Oxford-AstraZeneca, Sanofi and Novavax vaccines.
As reported, Biden also promised to ensure that India gets dosages, not just through the regional element of COVAX but also through the US discretionary portion.
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Obama's Autonomous Car Plan Could Save 30,000 Lives Annually
Is this the best $4 billion we'll spend this year?
byPaul A. Eisenstein| PUBLISHED Jan 15, 2016 10:00 PM
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The number of people killed on U.S. highways has plunged by 40% since the 1970s, but that still means 32,000 are being killed each year, and the figures appeared to actually rise slightly in 2015 as gas prices fell, the economy improved, and more Americans took longer drives.
But a series of announcements this week could dramatically change the safety equation. They will certainly change the way industry and government work together. While federal regulators promised to retain their "big stick," the ability to levy major fines, they believe that there are far bigger gains to be made working together with the auto industry to bring breakthrough safety technologies to market faster and more cost-effectively.
"Perhaps years from now," said U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx, "we will look back at this moment as a moment when, at a time when there may have been some skepticism about the safety of the automotive industry, [it] stepped up and made a hard pivot towards a proactive culture."
The secretary was speaking from Detroit's Cobo Hall, surrounded by CEOs and other senior executives from 18 major automakers—a list including General Motors, Fiat Chrysler, Toyota, Nissan, Hyundai, Volkswagen and BMW.
Crash data shows that 94% of all U.S. highway fatalities are the result of human error.
The group had gathered at the site of the 2016 North American International Auto Show to formalize a new industry-government consortium aimed at vastly improving automotive safety. Among other things, the manufacturers are promising to share data on defects, a move that could "catch safety defects before they explode into massive recalls," said Sec. Foxx.
However, the goal isn't to correct past errors, but look at ways to get even more safety technology on the road quickly. Crash data shows that 94% of all U.S. highway fatalities are the result of human error. But manufacturers have already begun rolling out so-called "active" safety systems focused not on reducing injuries in crashes but preventing collisions in the first place.
Mark Rosekind, the head of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, is so bullish he believes we could be on the cusp of reducing traffic fatalities to zero. And he's not alone. Volvo's Vision 2020 plan has set that as a corporate target, and Nissan has a similar goal in place.
As it currently stands, automakers are battling it out to come up with new safety features, but "We need to get to the stage where safety is no longer a competitive tool," but something all manufacturers are expected to deliver, contends Fiat Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne.
The consortium will encourage manufacturers to pool resources, both cash and normally proprietary intellectual property, in an effort to move breakthroughs to market more quickly. A separate consortium, announced last September, is already working in that direction with Emergency Auto-Braking, a technology meant to warn a driver of an impending collision and, if necessary, apply the brakes automatically.
NHTSA's Rosekind is promising an announcement later this month, and it is expected to mean EAB systems will be added to a broad array of models – from entry-level to luxury – years ahead of what would have been possible following the old rule-making approach.
"Technology is moving so quickly and the legislative process moves so slowly," said Hyundai Motor America CEO Dave Zuchowski. "This is the right way to do this."
Secretary Foxx had so many things to announce he had to split the news over two separate days. Among the other steps in store, the White House plans to seek $3.9 billion in fiscal year 2017 funding to begin setting up a nationwide vehicle-to-infrastructure, or V2I, network. Along with vehicle-to-vehicle, connected car systems, it will help advise motorists of weather problems, traffic issues, and even another car about to run a red light.
V2V and V2I technology is considered critical for the new autonomous vehicles most major automakers are now developing, as well as new players like Google and, according to rumors, Apple. Some companies have promised to have their fully autonomous cars on the road by around 2020, and the first, semi-autonomous models are just hitting the highway.
But to take this technology from science fiction to reality will require extensive testing, and the DoT now plans to take steps to relax rules that could limit such real-world testing. NHTSA has been charged with developing model rules for states across the country to borrow to permit autonomous prototypes on their roads. Currently, only a handful of states, including Nevada, Michigan, California and Florida, have autonomous vehicle rules in place.
Executives participating in the newly announced consortium appeared uniformly positive about the new, more cooperative approach the government is taking. "I do think we will look back and see this was very historic," said Mary Barra, the Chairman and CEO of General Motors.

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an Aberdeen cousin of my mother's.
Baptism of Wilhelmina Bain at Cruden, illegitimate daughter of Isabella Fraser and Alexander Bain. Her baptism record says Alexander Bain was of Yonderton and Isabella was of Hardslacks: this will have been Mosside croft near Hatton, the home of her parents, and most likely Alexander was a farm servant. The witnesses to the baptism of Wilhelmina were Hector Bain and Catherine Burnett, who were Alexander Bain's parents. In 1851 Wilhelmina is with Hector and Catherine McBain at Moss of Boghead, Fraserburgh, a farm of 12 acres. It's unusual for an illegitimate child to be brought up by her paternal grandparents but that's what seems to have happened, as Wilhelmina is with them still in 1861, a 14 year old dairymaid, and there's no evidence she had any contact with her mother Isabella Fraser or her maternal grandparents William Fraser and Christian Hutcheon. In 1871 Wilhelmina is a servant on a very large farm at Newmill, Rathen, then she gave birth to an illegimate son in 1873 and an illegitimate daughter in 1879. In 1881 she is in Fraserburgh with her 2 children, earning a living as a domestic servant, and in 1891 is on her own in Fraserburgh, a washerwoman. In 1901 she is listed as a charwoman and has a 6 year old girl with her as a boarder.
Birth of Hugh Findlay at Hurlford, Ayrshire son of coal miner James Findlay and Mary Monroe Findlay, grandson of David Findlay and Susanna Strachan, and great grandson of my gggg uncle Peter Strachan and Mary Monroe. He is with his parents at Hurlford at Cadger's Row in 1861 and Findlay's Land in 1871. By 1881, however, he is a lodger in Govan, Glasgow working as a grocer's assistant. He married Helen in about 1888 and is at Crown Street, Govan in 1891 with his wife, a young child and a visitor, and his occupation is given as tea merchant. The family are at Albert Road, Cathcart in 1901, Hugh still a tea merchant with 2 daughters and a domestic servant. Hugh Findlay died in 1921 at Springburn, Glasgow at age 62.
Birth of Susan McGill Strachan at Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, daughter of coal miner John Strachan and Christina Houston McGill and granddaughter of my ggg uncle Peter Strachan and Margaret Boyle. She is with her parents in Kilmarnock in 1871 and Kilmaurs in 1881, then she married coal miner Andrew Wilson in 1890 at Parker's Land, Crosshouse near Kilmaurs, which was probably her parents home. In 1891 Susan and Andrew are at McChristie's Land, Kilmaurs with a baby son and are at Carmel Cottage, Kilmaurs in 1901 with 7 children.
Agnes Strachan was born in about 1870 at Dreghorn, daughter of James Strachan and Mary Lindsay, granddaughter of Andrew Strachan and Elizabeth Howat and great granddaughter of gggg uncle Robert Strachan and Jean Kelly. She is with her parents and siblings at Kyleshill, Stevenston in 1871 and Plann Row, Kilmaurs in 1881. In January 1887 she gave birth to an illegitimate son at Hemphill Row, Kilmaurs (her parents' home) and gave her occupation as farm servant, and in 1888 she married carter George McFarlane at Kilmaurs. In 1891 she and George are at Hemphill Row with a son and two boarders: her parents are also at Hemphill Row and Agnes' illegitimate son is with them in both 1891 and 1901 and used the surname Strachan, so he was not the son of George McFarlane. Agnes McFarlane nee Strachan died on 8 February 1900 of syncope.
My mother's cousin William (Bill) Dow was born in Aberdeen, son of my great aunt Barbara Fraser and William Dow. Bill married and had twins, lived in Aberdeen all his life, and died in 1970 at only 47.


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On the show, Steve and George introduced each of the seven semi-finalists in the competition, Butterfly.AI, CompensationCloud, Cultivate, DailyPay, Engage, Joyous, and Zeal. We talked about each solution, why each is interesting, innovative, and cool, and why you should consider giving them your vote for the Next Great HR Technology Company.
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Sleeping up to 10 people, this place is a great spot for modern families and is an excellent value for money. With its stylish interior, top notch facilities, unbeatable location and views of the surrounding landscapes, your comfort is guaranteed.
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John Bean Technologies Corporation is a global technology solutions provider for the food processing and air transportation industries. It designs, manufactures, tests and services technologically sophisticated systems and products for customers.
John Bean Technologies Corp. is a global technology solutions provider for the food processing and air transportation industries. It designs, manufactures and services technologically sophisticated systems and products for its customers. The company operates through two reportable segments: JBT FoodTech & JBT AeroTech. The JBT FoodTech segment designs, manufactures and services food processing systems for the preparation of meat, seafood and poultry products, ready-to-eat meals, shelf stable packaged foods, bakery products, juice and dairy products and fruit and vegetable products. The JBT AeroTech segment designs, manufactures and services ground support equipment, airport gate equipment and services for airport authorities, airlines, airfreight, ground handling companies, the military and other industries. John Bean Technologies was founded on July 31, 2008 and is headquartered in Chicago, IL.


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Q: 400 error when querying microsoft graph via javascript sdk Hi I am getting a 404 error when querying any api endpoint. Im trying to get calendar events from my company. I have added the following to the application scopes. Anyone know why this might be occurring? thanks. Im using pretty much this example as a base here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/rest/javascript-tutorial
scopes in developer portal

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var scopes = 'openid profile User.Read Mail.Read Calendars.Read Calendars.Read.Shared';

my resulting 404 error

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Published on: October 29, 2014
Motorcyclist Killed in Montebello Hit-and-Run Crash
A motorcyclist suffered fatal injuries in a Montebello car accident, which officials say, involved a hit-and-run driver.
According to a KABC news report, both the motorcycle and the other vehicle were traveling east on Washington Boulevard when the other vehicle crashed into the rear of the motorcycle, causing the motorcyclist to
collide with a pole. The vehicle fled the scene eastbound into Pico Rivera. The motorcyclist was pronounced dead at the scene.
A surveillance camera from a bingo parlor across the street apparently caught the incident on tape. However, the footage only captured a small part of the scene. Officials said the car and the motorcycle may have been racing, but investigators remain unclear as to the exact cause of the crash.
The car was described as a tan 1998 or 1999 Nissan Altima with four doors. Anyone with information about the incident is asked to call Montebello police at (323) 887-1313.
According to California Highway Patrol's 2012 Statewide Integrated Traffic Records System (SWITRS), there were no fatalities, but six injuries involving motorcycle accidents in Montebello.
In Los Angeles County as a whole, 116 people died and 3,233 were injured due to motorcycle accidents during the same year.
Violation of the Law
Based on this news report, officials suspect that the car and the motorcycle may have been racing each other because witnesses say both vehicles were traveling on the roadway at a high rate of speed.
Under California Vehicle Code section 23109 (a): "A person shall not engage in a motor vehicle speed contest on a highway. As used in this section, a motor vehicle speed contest includes a motor vehicle race against another vehicle, a clock, or other timing device."
In addition, this driver left the scene of what turned out to be a fatal crash. Leaving the scene of an injury or fatal crash is a serious crime under California law. The law requires motorists to stop and remain at the scene of a crash.
Drivers are also required to exchange pertinent information with other parties involved and most importantly provide assistance to injured parties.
Liability Issues
In such cases where negligence or wrongdoing is involved families of deceased victims can file what is known as wrongful death claim seeking compensation for medical and funeral expenses, lost future income and loss of love and companionship.
A knowledgeable Los Angeles personal injury law firm will also advise victims about how their own auto insurance policy might apply to a hit-and-run accident or in a case where the at-fault driver is uninsured or underinsured.
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Global Climate Crisis Strike | Fargo, N.D.
Published by Martin C. Fredricks IV on September 20, 2019 September 20, 2019
They came for the grandchildren who will deal with the effects of the Climate Crisis for years after they're gone.
They came for their children who urged them to do something.
They came because of a need to do something about the climate crisis.
They came out of a sense of responsibility to their families, friends, neighbors and fellow Americans.
They joined hundreds of thousands of people in youth-led climate crisis strikes around the world today.
And you can bet all of them, the thousands, agreed on one thing: government leaders need to take necessary action on the climate crisis and its devastating effects NOW.
Signs of Concern
Concerned citizens from both sides of the Red River of the North gathered in front of Fargo (N.D.) City Hall this morning in a peaceful protest demanding that leaders of Fargo-Moorhead, North Dakota, the United States and the world take action on the climate crisis immediately.
Around 75 people gathered initially, at 11 a.m., and more joined the crowd during the 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. timeframe. The group included children as young as five to high school and college students to grandparents who are concerned for their grandkids' futures.
Because, as Neva Francis put it, "We are in crisis. This is an emergency."
"Act Now or Swim Later"
Separately, but also in solidarity with youth around the world, students at Carl Ben Eielson in south Fargo walked out of class at 1:15 p.m. (IV Words has been unable to confirm a reported walk-out at Ben Franklin Middle School.)
Students at Carl Ben Eielson Middle School walked out of their classes at 1:15 p.m. on 9/20/19 to participate in the worldwide, youth-led climate strike.
Climate Crisis – Why They Strike
In addition to participating in the strike, IV Words spoke to several protesters to ask why they felt the need to make their voices heard.
We can do this, if we will.
Donna Clark – "Follow the Science"
Donna Clark said – verbally and with her protest sign – that the people and leaders of the world need to do something about the Climate Crisis, and we can do it.
"We need to do something immediately," she said. "Ignoring this problem that's so overwhelming… we can't do that. We need to do something like we did in World War II. We can do it; we just need to have the will to."
Felt the Need to Do Something
Neva Francis and her children, Remi (7) and Cole (5), wore T-shirts with "Green New Deal" on the front as they joined the other strikers.
Neva and Remi wrote a letter to the editor about the need to address climate change that ran in The Forum, Fargo, N.D., on Sept. 11, 2019.
Neva Francis with her children, Remi (7) and Cole (5), at the Fargo Climate Strike on 9/20/19.
They were inspired to do so by a conference call with The Sunrise Movement, one of the sponsors/hosts of the Fargo Climate Strike.
"We're here because it's time to act on climate change," Neva said, adding that after the call with The Sunrise Movement, Remi really felt they needed to do something, whatever that might be.
Seeing How Serious the Climate Crisis Is
Tasha Neumiller said she didn't realize how serious climate change caused by global warming was until she took a North Dakota State University-Minnesota State University Moorhead course in social work.
The service-learning course is led by Minot State University Professor Amy Phillips, who has been with MiSU's social work program on the NDSU campus since 2013.
"I wasn't educated about it before," Neumiller said, "but the more research I do, the more I've been seeing how serious it is."
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Do what you can, then go macro on their asses.
I'm O.K. You're O.K. Eco-Anger is O.K., Too
I've been eco-outraged for years. Science says that's just fine.


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Op 4 november 2006 trad rond 22:10 uur een grote stroomuitval in Europa op. Delen van Duitsland, Nederland, België, Frankrijk, Spanje, Oostenrijk en Italië zaten tot 120 minuten zonder stroom, en zelfs tot in Marokko waren de gevolgen merkbaar.

Oorzaak

De oorzaak was het gecontroleerd uitschakelen van twee 380 kV-hoogspanningsleidingen van E.ON (nu inmiddels TenneT TSO) over de rivier de Ems bij Weener in Nedersaksen, Duitsland, op de avond van 4 november 2006. Deze leidingen lagen 84 meter boven het rivierniveau.  Dit gebeurde vanwege het uitvaren van de Norwegian Pearl, een cruiseschip dat na de bouw door Meyer Werft in Papenburg onderweg was naar zee. Het schip kon niet veilig onder de leidingen door geleid worden, daarom moest de stroom eraf. Door het stilleggen werd een elektrisch vermogen van bijna 10000 MW van Noord-Europa naar West- en Zuid-Europa omgeleid.

Volgens het onderzoeksbericht van de UCTE was deze uitschakeling slecht gepland en gekenmerkt door wijzigingen op korte termijn. Voor het oorspronkelijke schema van de uitschakeling was een aanzienlijke vermindering van het gevraagde vermogen voorzien. Vanwege juridische afspraken kon deze vermindering niet meer aan het geactualiseerde schema aangepast worden. Bovendien had het uitschakelen van de leiding de voorkeur, zonder de andere betrokken netbeheerders Vattenfall (nu 50Hertz Transmission) en RWE (nu Amprion) op tijd te informeren, zodat die geen kans meer hadden om hun energieproductie- en netcapaciteiten op het nieuwe tijdstip aan de veranderde eisen aan te passen. Het E.ON-net ging na de voorziene uitschakeling van de beide 380 kV-leidingen van normaalbedrijf (volgens het (N-1)-criterium) over in een gevaarlijkere maar nog wel veilige bedrijfstoestand.

Een verergerende omstandigheid was dat de netbeheerders hun gegevens over de maximale capaciteiten van hun leidingen niet goed hadden geactualiseerd en uitgewisseld. Daardoor ontstond een onnauwkeurig beeld van de werkelijke situatie, ondanks de doorlopend doorgevoerde belastingsberekeningen. Zo waren de grenswaarden van de 380 kV-transportleiding tussen de onderstations Landesbergen en Wehrendorf, die een aanzienlijk deel van het doorgegeven vermogen zouden overnemen, verschillend bijgesteld, waarbij E.ON TSO zich niet bewust was van de afwijkende parameters van RWE's zijde.

Na de geplande uitschakeling van de tweede Ems-hoogspanningsleiding om 21:39 steeg het doorgegeven vermogen van de leiding Landesbergen-Wehrendorf zoals voorzien van ongeveer 600 MVA tot 1300 MVA. Tot aan 22:05 zou het met de hulp van de Deense regelzone nog mogelijk zijn geweest om het net uit deze gevaarlijke toestand terug in veiligheid te brengen, maar deze mogelijkheid werd niet in overweging genomen en was wettelijk ook niet toegestaan, in de eerste plaats omdat voor het veiligstellen van het net ook veranderingen in de topologie in het eigen net doorgevoerd moeten worden. Tussen 22:05 en 22:07 trad een verdere stijging van 100 MW in de leiding Landesbergen-Wehrendorf op, wat leidde tot een waarschuwing van RWE en om 22:08 tot een dringende opheldering met de netleiding van E.ON TSO, om het veilige bedrijf weer te herstellen. Het personeel van E.ON TSO voerde real-time een belastingsberekening door voor het veranderen van de nettopologie, maar zonder toetsing aan het (N-1)-criterium, waaruit bleek dat het samenvoegen van twee busbars in het onderstation Landesbergen de stroom door de leiding Landesbergen-Wehrendorf met 80 A zou verminderen.

Gevolgen

De om 22:10:11 uitgevoerde omschakeling door het samenvoegen van de busbars zonder verdere afspraken of overleg met de netleiding van RWE eindigde in een ramp: in plaats van zoals voorzien de vermogensoverdracht te verminderen, steeg de stroomsterkte door de leiding Landesbergen-Wehrendorf met 67 A, wat twee seconden later een automatische nooduitschakeling van de lijn in het onderstation Wehrendorf veroorzaakte. Aangezien op dat moment het (N-1)-criterium voor de regio niet meer vervuld was, leidde het uitschakelen van de leiding Landesbergen-Wehrendorf tot een kettingreactie: de belasting verdeelde zich ongecontroleerd over andere leidingen in de omgeving, wat weer leidde tot verdere automatische nooduitschakelingen vanwege overbelasting en verlies van synchroniciteit.

Aan het einde van de kettingreactie raakte om 22:10:28,7 het UCTE-verbindingsnet opgedeeld in een westelijk, noordoostelijk en zuidoostelijk deel, zonder dat het tot schade in de infrastructuur (zoals transformatoren en leidingen) kwam. Noord- en Oost-Europa genereerden nu rond de 10000 MW te veel vermogen, dat in West- en Zuid-Europa ontbrak. Als gevolg steeg de netfrequentie (normaal 50 Hz) in het noorden en oosten van Europa snel, terwijl die in het westen en zuiden snel daalde. Terwijl het in Noord- en Oost-Europa nog lukte de vermogensbalans op tijd te herstellen, vooral door krachtcentrales van het net los te koppelen, kon het vermogensgebrek in West- en Zuid-Europa niet snel genoeg gecompenseerd worden. Doordat verbruikers automatisch van het net afgekoppeld werden, betekende dit een onmiddellijke stroomuitval voor de betreffende gebieden. Om 22:10:40 kon de netfrequentie in de westelijke regio enigszins hersteld worden. Daarna werd geprobeerd de elektriciteitsnetten weer te synchroniseren en terug aan elkaar te verbinden. Na meerdere vruchteloze pogingen lukte dit uiteindelijk in heel Europa.

Tientallen miljoenen huishoudens werden door de stroomuitval getroffen. Ook het spoorwegverkeer werd massaal ontregeld. In Oostenrijk kwam het in de naloop van de storing tot een scheiding van het verbindingsnet tussen West- en Oost-Oostenrijk: Terwijl in het oosten te veel vermogen beschikbaar was, met een aanzienlijke stijging van de netfrequentie en met het gevolg dat krachtcentrales kortstondig van het net genomen moesten worden, was in het westen een gebrek aan vermogen. Een korte tijd werden in West-Oostenrijk grootverbruikers ontkoppeld en extra krachtcentrales in gebruik genomen ter ondersteuning van de elektriciteitsvoorziening. In Oostenrijk werd de stroom slechts enkele seconden uitgeschakeld en in andere gebieden tot enkele minuten. Pas na meer dan een uur konden de beide nethelften in Oostenrijk weer gesynchroniseerd en samengevoegd worden.

Verloop
Het verloop van de stroomstoring:
 2006-09-18: Meyer Werft Papenburg dient een verzoek in voor het uitschakelen van de Conneforde-Diele-leiding op 5 november 2006, 01:00 - 05:00 uur.
 2006-10-17: Voorlopige vergunning door E.ON, informatie doorgegeven aan TenneT en RWE.
 2006-11-03: Meyer Werft vraagt E.ON om het uitschakelen te vervroegen tot 4 november om 22:00 uur.
 2006-11-03 18:00: E.ON geeft routinematig het dagelijkse informatiedocument (DACF) door aan TenneT en RWE. Het bevat geen indicatie voor de veranderde planning.
 2006-11-04 18:00-19:00: E.ON informeert TenneT en RWE over de aangepaste planning.
 2006-11-04 21:30: RWE en TenneT komen overeen over het uitschakelen van de leiding.
 2006-11-04 21:38: De eerste leiding wordt uitgeschakeld.
 2006-11-04 21:39: De tweede leiding wordt uitgeschakeld.
 2006-11-04 21:39: E.ON ontvangt de eerste waarschuwingsmeldingen over mogelijke overbelasting van leidingen.
 2006-11-04 21:42: E.ON verleent een bindende vrijgave aan Meyer Werft.
 2006-11-04 22:00: De dagelijkse vergadering en uitwisseling van handelsafspraken om 22:00 uur bespreekt de belasting van het netwerk om ongeveer 22:05.
 2006-11-04 22:07: Overschrijding van de door RWE gestelde veiligheidsgrenswaarde voor de leiding Landesbergen-Wehrendorf.
 2006-11-04 22:10:11: E.ON legt een koppeling in het onderstation Landesbergen. Het doel is een vermindering van de belasting op de kritische leiding. Het tegendeel treedt in, de belasting neemt verder toe.
 2006-11-04 22:10:13: De leiding Landesbergen-Wehrendorf wordt uitgeschakeld.
 2006-11-04 22:10:15: Verschillende andere leidingen raken overbelast en worden eveneens uitgeschakeld. Het ECTE-verbindingsnet raakt als gevolg in drie gebieden gescheiden.

Elektriciteit
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Explanation. — In this article, the expressions "Ruler" and "Indian State" have the same meanings as in article 363.


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Designed to get only one kind of an answer: does she/he love me? Is he'she Faitful to me? Will we get married? Will the relationship survive?
It's available on Skype, e- mail, or phone (USA, Canada).
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Life is all about minimizing risk. It's part of the reason I don't hike where bears roam or swim where sharks live, eat and make little sharks. (No, I'm not much of an adventurer). The same theme holds true in fantasy drafts, where owners should seek bargains and minimize risk. The truth is, though, that many of you will face tough decisions on players with question marks; some of those players will be the single-biggest reason you contend for a title or struggle to contend. With that said, here are the 10 biggest "risks" who will affect your fantasy football draft ... for better or worse.
From 2010-2012, it was tough to find a running back better in the stat sheets than Foster. He finished no worse than fourth in fantasy points at his position, and was a virtual lock to see plenty of touches. A back ailment cost him significant time in 2013, but he's returned to full strength heading into training camp and has no real backfield competition. If Foster regains his past statistical glory, fantasy owners will all be rewarded.
There are no guarantees that Ball will reach the potential so many analysts (including myself) see in him heading into this season, but he's still likely to cost fantasy fans one of their first two overall picks in drafts. Will he be worth it? Time will tell, but the past success of runners in a Peyton Manning offense is interesting, to say the least. Should Ball fail to become a star, however, it could be difficult for owners to overcome.
Which Martin will we see in 2014 -- the fantasy star of 2012, or last year's disappointment? New OC Jeff Tedford liked to use a featured back during his time at Cal, but he's also hinted at using a backfield committee in Tampa Bay. If Martin earns a prominent role, he's going to help countless owners win a league title. If he falters like he did before his shoulder ailment in 2013, the Boise State product could kill your chances.
At this point last year, no one argued that Spiller had first-round value. Heck, I saw him selected in the top five in some drafts ... yeah, that didn't work out so well. Here's the good news, though; Spiller is still a young runner with little wear and tear on him, and he'll be back at 100 percent from last season's troublesome ankle. If you can land him as a high-end flex starter, Spiller could turn into one of the year's top values.
Since 2000, a mere five rookie wide receivers (including Allen) have posted 1,000-plus yards. Of the first four on our list, three of them (Anquan Boldin, Marques Colston, A.J. Green) all went for 1,000 yards again the following season. Fantasy fans hope Allen joins this list and avoids being the next Michael Clayton. Any deviation from his upward-pointing statistical arrow would hurt many owners' chances at a fantasy league title.
Gronkowski (knee) appears to be on schedule for Week 1, but can he actually stay on the field? He's missed a combined 14 games over the last two years due to various ailments, all of which required surgical procedures (in some cases, multiple surgeries). Gronkowski will cost you a selection in one of the first five rounds, so he's one of the major risk-reward picks. He'll also be impossible to replace in a worst-case scenario.
Harvin was once considered a No. 1 fantasy wideout, and at 26 he's still in the prime of his career. Of course, he needs to stay on the football field to meet expectations. Since 2012, he's played in just 10 games due to various ailments. While he is expected to be fine for the start of camp, whether or not he remains healthy is a huge question. Should Harvin turn the clock back to his Minnesota days, he would become a bargain.
If you owned Brady last season, you know just how frustrating it was to start him on a regular basis. He finished 13th in fantasy points among quarterbacks, and his inconsistent level of play was enough to make fans pull their hair out. Brady's fate seems tied to that of Gronkowski, so this is a fantasy double whammy of sorts. With an ADP now in the middle to late rounds, Brady could be a real bargain ... or he could leave you bald.
Once considered a surefire top-five pick, Rice's stock is sinking faster than the Red Sox's chances of winning back-to-back World Series. Coming off a season with a dreadful 3.1 yards-per-carry average and staring a two-game suspension in the face, the Rutgers product isn't even guaranteed to keep his starting job. If he does see a rebirth under new offensive coordinator Gary Kubiak upon his return, however, Rice could have RB2 value for a flex-starter price.
Richardson has looked like two different players in his first two pro years. A top-10 fantasy runner as a rookie, the Alabama product rushed for two or fewer yards on almost 54 percent of his carries and finished 33rd in fantasy points among backs last season. Those are scary bad totals. If you're able to reduce risk and draft Richardson as a high flex starter, go for it. But taking him as a No. 2 runner before Round 6 is a big gamble.


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Q: Perl - How to sort array values by a given order? In that How to sort a list with a given order?
We have discussed how to sort a list based on a given order using map and $_. Today I have another question.
I have the same orderby:
my @orderby = ( 'car', 'boat', 'chicken', 'cat', 'dog', 'mouse');
# or if it's better to the code:
my %orderby = ( 'car' => 0,
                'boat' => 1,
                'chicken' => 2,
                'cat' => 3,
                'dog' => 4,
                'mouse' => 5);

And now I have the following that need to be ordered by orderby:
print Dumper \%toys;
$VAR = {
         'animals'  =>  [
                          [
                            'feather', 'cluck-2', 'chicken', 'white'
                          ],
                          [
                            'bald', 'bark', 'dog', 'black stripes'
                          ],
                          [
                            'feather', 'cluck-2', 'chicken', 'white'
                          ]
                        ],
         'notanima' =>  [
                          [
                            'paited', 'motor', 'boat', 'red'
                          ],
                          [
                            'painted', 'motor', 'car', 'blue on top'
                          ]
                        ]
       };

The code need to sort using the 3 column based on orderby. You need to use the same ordery for animals and notanima.
After the rearrange, the $VAR will be:
$VAR = {
         'animals'  =>  [
                          [
                            'feather', 'cluck-2', 'chicken', 'white'
                          ],
                          [
                            'feather', 'cluck-2', 'chicken', 'white'
                          ],
                          [
                            'bald', 'bark', 'dog', 'black stripes'
                          ]
                        ],
         'notanima' =>  [
                          [
                            'painted', 'motor', 'car', 'blue on top'
                          ],
                          [
                            'paited', 'motor', 'boat', 'red'
                          ]
                        ]
       };
order %toys{key} by orderby;

I have tried to change the map solution that @ikegami provided
my %counts; ++$counts{$_} for @list;
my @sorted = map { ($_) x ($counts{$_}||0) } @orderby;

but I didn't have success.
Do you guys have any ideas how can I achieve this objective?
Thx in advance!
Update!
I was trying to use the suggestion from ikegami, I have done this:
# that first foreach will give one ARRAY for animals and one ARRAY for notanima
foreach my $key (keys %toys)
{
   # that one will give me access to the ARRAY referenced by the $key.
   foreach my $toy_ref ($toys{$key})
   {
       my %orderby = map {$orderby[$_] => $_} 0..$#orderby;
       my @sorted = sort { $orderby{$a} <=> $orderby{$b} } @{$toy_ref};
       # my @sorted = sort { $orderby{$a} <=> $orderby{$b} } $toy_ref;
       print Dumper @sorted;
   }
}

First, this gives me the warning:
Use of uninitialized value in numeric comparison (<=>) at....

And the result of the sort for notanima (I will ignore animals, so the post will not be so big):
$VAR1 = [
         'paited', 'motor', 'boat', 'red'
       ];
$VAR2 = [
         'painted', 'motor', 'car', 'blue on top'
       ];

Based on orderby, the print order need to be:
$VAR1 = [
         'painted', 'motor', 'car', 'blue on top'
       ];
$VAR2 = [
         'paited', 'motor', 'boat', 'red'
       ];

Car need to come first.
What I have done wrong?

A: So you have 6 arrays to sort, so you'll need six calls to sort.

*

*For each element of %toys,

*

*For each element of the array referenced by that element of %toys,

*

*Sort the referenced array as previously shown.

And please don't use the solution that was labeled "messes with people's mind".


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Bodnar, Ruffin earn CCAC Athlete of the Week awards
By Submitted Reports
JOLIET – After stellar performances at the Benedictine University Invitational, the University of St. Francis' Brittany Bodnar and Brandon Ruffin each earned Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference Athlete of the Week awards.
Bodnar, the CCAC Women's Outdoor Field Athlete of the Week, posted the second-best hammer throw of the NAIA outdoor season, tossing a career-high 54.96 meters (180 feet, 4 inches).
Ruffin, the CCAC Men's Outdoor Track Athlete of the Week, placed first or second in four events and posting a trio of NAIA standards. His lone "A" standard came when he won the 200-meter dash with a time of 21.48 seconds (12th in NAIA). He then added runner-up finishes and "B" marks in the 100-meter dash (10.61, 11th in NAIA) and the 400-meter relay (41.94, 14th in NAIA). Ruffin also took first in the 110-meter hurdles in 15.03 seconds.
Partee recognized: The Great Lakes Valley Conference announced that Lewis' John Partee was named the GLVC Men's Outdoor Track Athlete of the Week for the period ending April 7. It's his first career Outdoor Track Athlete of the Week honor.
Partee won the 800 meters at McKendree's Bearcat Classic with a time of 1:51.50. His effort ranks him No, 1 in the GLVC and 13th in NCAA Division II.
He came back later to anchor the winning 4x400-meter relay with a split of 48.6 seconds, helping the Flyers to a victory by nearly three seconds.
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Flyers ready to host MIVA Tournament: The No. 7 Lewis men's volleyball team hosts Quincy in the quarterfinals of the Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association Tournament at 7 p.m. Saturday at Neil Carey Arena.
Lewis is making its 26th appearance in the MIVA Tournament and have won it four times.
The Flyers are looking for their first MIVA Tournament title since winning it in 2012, when they won in five sets at Ohio State.
The winner of the MIVA Tournament receives an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament.
Joliet Central 25-25, Rich Township 19-18: Luis Cisneros (11 assists) and Kolby Thompson (seven kills) led the Steelmen.
Richards 25-23-25, Lockport 23-25-23: The host Porters (10-4) fell to the Bulldogs in a nonconference match.
Lockport was led by Alex Matteucci (13 digs, one ace), Jake Maly (five kills, 4.5 blocks) and Jake Whyte (nine kills, two blocks).
St. Francis 9-8, Indiana-South Bend 4-0: Leading the Saints in the opener were Rachael Luckett (three RBIs), Danielle Callahan (two RBIs) and winning pitcher Hannah Vachon
(32/3 innings, one earned run).
In Game 2, USF was paced by Egan Paige and Jensen Crenshaw (three hits).
Taylor Barza allowed five hits in five innings to pick up the win.
Joliet 9-8, Elgin 1-0: Strong pitching allowed the Wolves (23-9) to sweep a doubleheader.
A seven-run fourth inning allowed the Wolves to take control of Game 1, and it was more than enough offensive support for pitcher Leah Secor, who struck out eight and improved to 8-3 on the season.
In the Game 2, Lexi Meurer belted a home run and drove in four as part of a 2-for-3 day.
Secor also had four hits as Paityn Smith allowed just three hits to Elgin.
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The Glass Industry Group of Africa (GIGA), a recently formed company to be involved with the production of sheets of glass in Tanzania, has recently announced an investment of USD 80 million to import a glass production line from China with the capacity to produce an average of 600 tonnes of float glass per day with an annual capacity between 135,000 tonnes to 168,000 tonnes per annum.
The production line's import is part of GIGA's setting up in Tanzania, which is expected to be completed by end of 2016 and start production in 2017 to make Tanzania the largest float glass exporter in the East Africa Community (EAC).
The announce was done by GIGA's Major Shareholder, Mr. Zhu Jinfeng, whom also chairs the Tanzanian-Chinese General Chamber of Commerce (TCGCC) and explained that the project will create 800 jobs while supporting growth in other sectors using float glass products.
There are only few float glass producers in the EAC and its country members have to rely on imports to meet their demand that is increasing at a rate between 6% and 7% per annum, Mr. Jinfeng added.
According to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Africa imported USD 248 million of float glass in 2013, up from USD 240 million imported in 2012.
Tanzania ranks 8th within the Top 10 importers with USD 10.7 million accounting for 4.3% of the total float glass imported to Africa in 2013 and 2nd behind Kenya in the EAC which tops the list with USD 17.5 million accounting for 7.1% of the total float glass imported by Africa in the same period.
Regarding exports, Africa with USD 116 million sold in international markets in 2013 is not positioned as one of the top regions exporting the product since it accounts for less than 2% of the total exported in the world with Europe topping the list with USD 2.58 billion accounting for 44% of the total exported in the same period.
Tanzania ranks 9th in the top ten exporters in Africa with USD 159,000 sold to international markets representing 0.14% of the total exported in the region in 2013, while ranks 1st in the EAC followed by Uganda with USD 32,000 representing 0.03% of the total exported in the same period.
Float glass is a sheet of glass made by floating molten glass on a bed of molten metal. Modern windows are made from float glass.


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Deco: Scolari will make us champions
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Deco is confident Chelsea can play their way back into the Barclays Premier League title race.
The Blues slipped three points behind leaders Liverpool when west-London rivals Fulham snatched a 2-2 draw at Craven Cottage on Sunday, and Luiz Felipe Scolari's men have now secured only one win from four games.
However, Portugal midfielder Deco maintains Chelsea can turn things around in 2009, claiming: "I know that we have not been 100% in the last few matches and we have missed some chances to be top of the table, but the most important time to be top is at the end of the season and I believe that this team will finish as champions."
He added: "Scolari has not changed, he is still a strong man and is the same coach as he was at the start of the season when everyone was praising him.
"It's a long season and it is a big test in England – but I believe we will be champions and show what a good team we are over the season."
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As Senate Confirms Psychologists Helped Devise Military Interrogation Techniques, APA Presidential Candidate Steven Reisner Condemns Role of Psychologists in Torture
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psychoanalyst and a leading critic of the American Psychological Association's policy governing the role of psychologists in interrogations. He is running for president of the APA and has received more nominating votes than any other candidate.
The Senate investigation confirmed the Pentagon sought the help of military psychologists as early as 2002 to devise so-called aggressive interrogation techniques. Dr. Steven Reisner is a psychoanalyst and a leading critic of the American Psychological Association's policy governing the role of psychologists in interrogations. He is running for president of the APA and has received more nominating votes than any other candidate. [includes rush transcript]
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JUAN GONZALEZ: The Senate investigation confirmed the Pentagon sought the help of military psychologists as early as 2002 to devise so-called aggressive interrogation techniques. According to the Senate report, the Pentagon's then-general counsel William Haynes sent a memo in June 2002 inquiring about a military program known as SERE — Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape. The program was originally designed to train Army soldiers how to survive enemy interrogations, but the US military reverse-engineered the program and used it on prisoners held overseas.
AMY GOODMAN: Dr. Steven Reisner is a psychoanalyst and a leading critic of the American Psychological Association's policy governing the role of psychologists in interrogations. He is running for president of the American Psychological Association and has received more nominating votes than any other candidate. The actual vote will take place in October. He joins us now in our firehouse studio.
Welcome to Democracy Now!, Dr. Steven Reisner. What did you learn?
DR. STEVEN REISNER: Well, what I learned is that — what we had suspected. We had suspected — we had had bits of evidence coming from many different sources that the psychologists, military psychologists, intelligence psychologists, had been intimately and integrally involved in the government's program of abuse of prisoners and detainees.
And what Carl Levin and the committee was able to do was to bring all of those bits of data together and expose the role of psychologists in justifying the techniques, by having health professionals present, so the legal rationale was — the cover rationale was supported, that it's not torture if you have a health professional present; the training process, by using psychologists trained in SERE techniques to reverse-engineer processes that were originally created to protect our own soldiers as part of the processes of abuse, that psychologists were supervising and training. And unfortunately — unfortunately for the profession of psychology, Senator Levin laid it all out so clearly and so tragically.
AMY GOODMAN: So what's happening right now in the APA? I mean, this is a raging battle. You were one of the chief dissidents, and now you're running for president. You got the most nominating votes. How significant is this hearing in this? And is this a debate that's happening among the top five candidates that are running?
DR. STEVEN REISNER: Well, I haven't seen any literature, or very little literature, from the other candidates about this issue. The APA leadership and the other candidates are hoping that what the APA has done thus far will make a significant change in the perception of psychologists and the actual behavior of psychologists in these areas. But I believe and the psychologists that support me believe that the APA has not yet gone far enough and that given these revelations, it shows how much further the APA and psychology has to go.
JUAN GONZALEZ: You know, to me, one of the heartening results of all of these investigations of torture is the number of military, career military people, both in the legal areas of the military, as well as officers, who raised questions or objected to these developments. Did you find any kind of — any examples of psychologists who were employed by the military, who stood up and said, "Hey, this is wrong"?
DR. STEVEN REISNER: Yes, there's one. I mean, I'm glad to say there was at least one, and that was Michael Gelles, who worked with Alberto Mora, and he spoke out against these techniques. He was not a part of the biscuit interrogation — he wasn't part of their command; he was working for the Navy. He's a civilian employed by the military.
But to date, I have yet to hear of a single intelligence or interrogating psychologist who spoke out against these techniques and against the rationale for these techniques and tried to change that. During the time they were being used or even now, there is not yet one who calls for an investigation of the use of psychology for abusive purposes.
AMY GOODMAN: Now, to be clear, the American Psychiatric Association and the American Medical Association both ban their members for participating in coercive interrogations?
DR. STEVEN REISNER: That's right.
AMY GOODMAN: APA?
DR. STEVEN REISNER: APA has continued to this day to assert that psychologists have an important role to play in military and intelligence interrogations, even if those interrogations take place at sites where the Geneva Conventions don't apply, where international human rights laws don't apply, where — black sites, where even the names of the detainees are not released, cite the — American Psychological Association's position so far is that psychologists should be able to [inaudible] —-
AMY GOODMAN: We wanted to have a debate among the five of you presidential candidates, the American Psychological Association. We asked the other four candidates to come on today. Dr. Jack Kitaeff, one of the five, said, "I see this as an internal APA policy matter, not the subject of a radio show, but thanks for thinking of me." We asked Dr. Ronald Rozensky to join us; he declined. Dr. Robert McGrath, he declined.
But I wanted to ask you about Dr. Carol Goodheart's position. She sent this statement to us, though she didn't come on. She said, "I support the recent APA Council of Representatives' amendment that strengthens APA's 'no torture, no exceptions' policy. The amended resolution makes it clear all harsh interrogation techniques, including so-called 'enhanced' methods or 'no touch' torture or 'torture lite,' constitute torture and are always prohibited." Dr. Reisner?
DR. STEVEN REISNER: Well, I agree with Dr. Goodheart. I think that the resolution -— actually, it was an amended resolution that was passed by the council. It amended the resolution passed last summer, which didn't really have any teeth in it and had tremendous loopholes. But this one did absolutely prohibit the use of nineteen interrogation techniques in any interrogation.
It doesn't clearly prohibit such techniques as part of the conditions of confinement. It doesn't prohibit psychologists from overseeing and supervising the conditions of confinement in sites that are considered illegal internationally. It doesn't prohibit psychologists from instituting behavior modification programs for detainees. It doesn't — you know, reward-and-punishment programs, which psychologists have been doing.
So there is a — it was a very good step, but I think Dr. Goodheart — and I wish the other candidates would speak to how far we still have to go. BUt so far, they have not been willing to engage in a debate about that issue.
JUAN GONZALEZ: And if it is eventually judged that these were war crimes that occurred in some of these torture incidents throughout — under American jurisdiction and there were psychologists that were present at the time, would it be your view that they also participated in these war crimes?
DR. STEVEN REISNER: I actually spoke with the UN rapporteur on torture about that very question. And he said that being part of an operation where the operation commits a war crime makes the person part of the operation guilty of the war crime. One of the reasons that I'm running for president of the APA and one of the reasons we support changes in the APA policy is to protect our psychologists from being brought up on war criminal charges. And it's one of the reasons that we want to change the APA ethics code, which at this moment permits a psychologist to follow the law or military regulations even when those regulations violate our own ethics code.
AMY GOODMAN: I should also say that the candidate for president, Robert McGrath, said, "I'm categorically opposed to the use of degrading and threatening techniques in interrogation," and went on from there.
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Q: Mongo Projection is not working for SubFields I have a json object something like this. I want to exclude the field "placeOfBirth" from the response. For that I am using projection. But somehow it is working only for fileds but not for the subfields. So placeofBirth is never excluded but status is removed in the response.
Here is my code
Projection projectionExclude = Projection.of().exclude("subObject.placeOfBirth").exclude("status");

 MorphiaCursor<T> cursor = datastore.aggregate(T.class)
            .match(Filters.eq("about", id))
            .project(projectionExclude).execute(T.class);

    if(cursor != null && cursor.hasNext()){
      result = cursor.toList().get(0);
    }

Json data
{
"about: " "testing/123",
"subObject" : [
  {
    "about" : "subobject/123",
   "placeOfBirth": {
         "birth": ["Lisbon"]
                 }
  }
 ],
"status" : "approved"
}

How can make this work? Is there some other way to achieve this?

A: This actually works for me on 2.2.  Here's the test I'm running:
MongoCollection<Document> collection = getDocumentCollection(User.class);
collection.insertOne(parse("{'about': 'testing/123', 'subObject' : [ {'about' : 'subobject/123', 'placeOfBirth': {'birth': " +
                           "['Lisbon']}}],'status' : 'approved'}"));

Document next = getDs().aggregate(User.class)
                       .match(eq("about", "testing/123"))
                       .project(project()
                                    .exclude("subObject.placeOfBirth")
                                    .exclude("status"))
                       .execute(Document.class)
                       .next();

assertFalse(next.toJson().contains("placeOfBirth"));
assertFalse(next.toJson().contains("status"));


All across Spain yesterday, tens of thousands of students took to the streets to protest austerity cuts to education, AP reports.
In Barcelona, a smaller group pulled away and began starting fires and throwing missiles, allegedly provoked by the police.
Protestors had been protesting cuts to education that they saw as disrupting their studies.
"They are making cuts in public education, they are giving us no option to work, and on top of this, when we protest democratically, they beat us with complete impunity," a union leader told AFP.
While the protest started peacefully, a smaller group pulled away and started fires.
This security guard was forced to point his gun at protestors.
Students claim that police provoked them.
Around half of Spain's young adults, between 16 and 24, are unemployed.
"When I finish university, I see a very dark future," one student told AFP.


Blogging is another area where I find myself questioning if I am good enough. My sister is an author, and I would love to have her skills when it comes to writing. There are so many of the bloggers that I have had join me on my Friday with Friends series that I think dress better, pose better or write better than me, and it can be crippling if I listen to what Satan is whispering in my ear.
These Sunday posts are when the devil has the most fun. He is always whispering in my ear that I am not a learned scholar and that I need to leave these type posts to the experts. He whispers that these posts are the least read of my posts, and that is because no one wants to hear what I have to say. He loves to mess with me when he sees that I have lost subscribers, especially when they message me to tell that they are unsubscribing BECAUSE of my Sunday posts.
It would be so easy to give in, to quit, to let Satan win. But, I am stubborn, plus there is this verse that I love turning to when the enemy is beating on me.
The enemy knows all of our weaknesses and fears, and he is a resilient adversary. However, he is no match for My Lord, and I can draw upon the knowledge that HE will give me all of the strength that I need to fight.
BOOM! POW! KABOOM! Take that, Satan! I can rest in the knowledge that His grace is sufficient for me, that His strength is all I need when I am weak, and that I will let the power of Christ rest upon me.
Yes Satan is alive and well and messing with us all the time to take away glory belonging to God and to put all kinds of doubts and fears in our heads. I wondered if you encountered rejection so i applaud you for marching forward anyway. Your fan base keeps growing so trust your writing, it's being blessed while the rest of us enjoy your message.
Thank you, Hayley. I hope that my Sunday posts are seen as encouraging.
Thanks for the encouragement, Monika. It is funny because rejection is probably my biggest fear. Lol! And, yes, I do encounter that because of my Sunday posts.
You got it, Lynn! I will tell him that the next time that he rears his ugly head!
Please stay true to yourself and keep posting the Sunday faith posts. I'm a 48 year old who finds each of your blogs to be very uplifting and down to earth. Like others have stated, I feel like I know you. You are inspiring and you give me hope. Please don't change a thing.
I second that, Nicky! Tania, your Sunday posts always speak to me!
I love reading your posts and look forward to them everyday, especially on Sunday!
Well it is 4:30 in the morning. I don't need to be up this early, and yet I am. Reading your post and finding one more reason ( as I do every Sunday) why I follow you. I LOVE your Sunday posts!
I think you are very brave to put so much of yourself out here.
Seems so many of us have the same fears , but you push through.
I like having coffee with you on Sunday Mornings.
A sweet cup of encouragement.
Ps. I can't resist your daily posts as well!!!
Love your writing and look forward to reading your blog every day! Thank you for keeping the faith and ignoring the negative comments that Satan brings to the forefront of your mind from time to time. I realize it takes a great deal of time and energy to deliver a daily blog; however, you are a beautiful blessing to so many! Thank you for sharing snippets of your life with us in such a fun, uplifting way!
Keep doing what you do. Even though I am not Christian, because some truths are universal, even I can find value in your Sunday posts.
I have to admit that I was dismayed by these posts because I really don't need another person preaching to me. Often I do just skip the Sunday posts because I'm not in the mood. Down here it takes a big effort to avoid Jesus. I was raised in church, this is my choice. Honestly, because I think that if I can't tell someone is a Christian by the way they behave when they're not in church, what they have to say about it really doesn't matter because they clearly don't know anymore than I do. I know very few people who can walk their talk. The universal truth about living in the Deep South is that there is no escaping the "good news". This message of hope and struggle is a common one throughout the English speaking world, so it's not what sets you apart from the crowd in the blogosphere.
Don't sell short your story-telling abilities, you have a gift for it too.
i love all your posts but today's particularly resonated. Had a fabulous day yesterday singing with a choir at a local event. Really enjoyed myself but have today looked at pics and videos online and the "wee small voice in my head" has really taken the joy away!! Its got me comparing myself to other singers in terms of looks, voice, stage presence to name but a few. After reading your blog i now think "i was great and had a great time so blow everyone else"! Praying for the peace that comes with Gods grace. So thank you for your blog.
PS – I love the style ideas too!
Tania, please don't ever stop the Sunday post. It is always inspiring and gives me my spiritual food for the coming week. I send the Sunday post to my Pinterest board so I can look back on them when I need a pick me up. You will never be able to please everyone but one thing is for sure, you are pleasing God and the majority of your gurls. Enjoy your trip and I will await next Sunday's post with anticipation.
Tania, I agree with these ladies – I love your Sunday posts, plus all the other days of the week. I understand Satan's lies and sometimes it's hard to not believe them but what God says about us is the truth! We can and should always believe Him! Please keep doing what you're doing.
Love your transparency, humor, fashion sense, makeup tips but especially your boldness in sharing your faith. Your Sunday posts are the best!
I LOVE your Sunday posts and if someone doesn't like it or 'approve' than they can go somewhere else and will NEVER be missed! I follow other bloggers (several) who have NO problem sharing their faith and have had the same 'unhappy' readers and they don't quit and neither should you! We don't HAVE to be perfect in the Lord's eyes…..just trust Him and believe that He is the only One who matters!!
Your Sunday posts are my favorite. If you lose people because of them, let them go. You help strengthen me every week. I love your fashion pics and that is what drew me to your blog. The first Sunday post made me want to follow you even more! Keep working for God!
I agree with the comments that your Sunday posts are powerful and uplifting, Satan is so active in our world but he is defeated and Christ wins the battle, keep up the great work sharing His message!
Your Sunday posts are the way I start my Sunday morning! Thank you so much!
You go girl! I love your Sunday posts and by reading them you have helped me through some tough times so thank you!!!!!
Tania, honey…just follow your heart. When those feelings of doubt come into your mind, immediately remember this is the voice of "the enemy" and ask yourself if this is the voice you want to listen to. In my opinion, if what you hear is not positive, it's not coming from the right Source! It's not hard to see that you are a good girl with a kind heart. You are also a strong woman! You just need to remember that from time to time. We all do! The "enemy" never gives up, but he cannot defeat the child of the Most High God!
I am new to your blog… I was looking for ideas on Pinterest for outfits for women over 50 and found YOU! I can't wait for your daily blog and I especially love your Sunday posts! You are such an inspiration! So glad to be one of your gurls!
There is a t-shirt that I want to purchase that says "Not today Satan". Thank you for your Sunday posts.
I love your Sunday posts, that's why I keep reading your posts.
I love your Sunday posts. You are so transparent with all the little funny things that happen on a daily basis….I've never met you but feel like I know you. The Sunday post's really show who you are…a child of God. It helps us know you even more!
I will not stop following you because of your Sunday posts! I respect you for having the courage to put your faith on display in a world that ostracizes Christian principles. There could be legitimate reasons that your Sunday posts are not read. Mine are the same as for a weekday post: I don't have time or the topic is not one that I need to learn about. Satan is truly messing with you in this regard! Keep pushing through and let your light shine rather than hiding it under a basket.
I love you blog, especially the Sunday posts. Your post on Sunday give me something to take through my week. A lot of times, I go back and read the Sunday post during the week; it gives me hope, strength and encouragement. Thank you!
Thank you for your Sunday posts! I love reading it before I dress for church. Keep being faithful and don't worry about those who are negative. Guess God knows it is ok if we suffer in some ways to serve Him. Love your everyday posts too!!
I am going to have to remember that line. But first, I have to remember that it is Satan that is creating the havoc in my brain.
I like your Sunday posts. In fact, I used the one you published in 2016 about coffee for a devotional at our women's ministry breakfast 2 weeks ago! That one stuck with me.
Eva, I know the one that you are talking about. I had a friend in town say that her husband was doing the devotional at their Church, and he used that one also. She teased him that he was using something from a fashion blog. Lol!
I keep reading your posts because you write these Sunday posts! I follow a few bloggers that are Christian and don't mind saying it. These are the ones I will always follow. It's important to me and I know it's important to many others. Love you Tania! Keep putting your faith out there and defeating satan!
I love your Sunday posts! Keep writing about faith and keep giving us fashion tips. Your blog is my favorite.
Tania, I love that you write in a conversational way. It's like talking to your best friend – comfortable, funny and honest. The weekday posts are entertaining and fun. However, it is the Sunday posts that feed and encourage my heart. Thank you and don't stop!
Amen!! If satan can get our minds he knows he's won……not today satan! Thank you for your posts every day, your Sunday posts are very encouraging!
us to live. By example…flaws and all. You're doing a fantastic job and I commend your sharing-your-faith Sunday posts!!
Nice to know that a woman can be pretty inside and out!!
Wow, Jo! I am humbled by your words. I never thought that a normal person would be the voice that someone would want to hear. I just assumed that everyone would want to hear the experts opinions instead.
Tania, I agree totally with Jo Cooper's comments. Although I might not read your blog on a daily basis (only because my life is crazy busy) I do read ALL OF THEM and look at each and every one.
This week I served on Jury Duty and between the twelve of us, majority voted one way, then a few voted the other way.
Many of these other jurors appeared to me to be very educated and so called scholarly. I was one of the few who voted against the majority of others, which didn't make the others happy.
I spent the next two days (which seemed like forever) trying to justify myself. I am a person that has never been able to feel comfortable speaking in front of a group of others. Finally the other juror that had the same verdict as I, stood up to the others (which I should of myself but deep inside me felt that I didn't know what the heck I was talking about) and this other person told all the others to LAY OFF ME.
Well, it was declared a mistrial, unfortunately, but I stood by my convictions. And that is what I believe you do!!
Jo's above comment and your post came to me at an opportune time!
Thanks again for allowing me to vent, but for your continued faith Sunday posts. They always seem to come to me when I have needed them most. And go figure, today is Thursday, (jury duty ended yesterday) and I was reading the post from this past Sunday!
Tania, I personally love your Sunday posts! I love the way you write and feel I can relate to you in so many ways!! Please keep doing what you are doing….you give me the encouragement I need to push myself further!! Have a wonderful Sunday!!
I love your Sunday post!!
I love your Sunday posts especially! I thank God that you are choosing to listen to Him and not the enemy.
Love your boldness Tania! Although the enemy would love us to shrink back you do the difficult and 'go'. Love it!!
You are so adorable, inside and out. You are doing a wonderful job. I appreciate your authentic self, so keep doing what you do! You are perfect just as you are!
Thanks, Teresa! I truly appreciate your saying that!!!
this was such a timely post for me as i am finding myself at a crossroads with needing to find a new job at 53. i love all your posts so keep it up gurl!!
Good luck, Lunette with finding the job that you are searching for. It is not an easy task at any age.
Thank you being so brave. I really enjoy your posts.
Thank you for this post. I needed to hear it and be reminded that through Him I am good enough. It's so easy to forget that each day. You know I've been trying to make some life decisions but there's always this voice saying "you can't do that", " you'll never succeed ". Unfortunately I keep giving in to it. I'm going to put these verses where I can read them each day to help me keep those thoughts at bay. As for people who stop reading your blog because of your Sunday posts, well they are missing out. It's the main thing that drew me to you. I mean I love the daily stories and clothes but the first Sunday post I read over a year ago grabbed me and I've been a faithful follower since. You are good enough, Tania because you inspire many people and I'm one of them.
You are good enough too, Johnna! The voices in your head are just voices. They have no power over you. You simply need to make your decision and then apply yourself full speed ahead.
Julie, a huge muffin and a large mug of hot chocolate sounds great right now!
Love your Sunday posts! God is using you.
We all feel insecure & that we might not measure up to others at various times in our lives, so this is a wonderful reminder to stay the course & keep our faith! As a Christian, I love your Sunday posts. Sometimes what you choose to post is extremely relatable to something that has happened in my life or for others that I know, so I forward your emails on if I feel it can encourage them too. As for those who have unsubscribed because of your Sunday posts, you never know if sometime down the road, they may need a glimmer of hope & encouragement & just might recall something you wrote that will help them. Never underestimate your reach!!
On another note, I laughed out loud when I read someone commented that the photo of Joe's bare torso behind you was creepy! That was just hysterical!!!
Shirley, your comment has made my day. Thank you for being encouraging! Also, thanks for not thinking that Joe was creepy. Lol!
Your Sunday posts are awesome. Keep up the good work! They are just what I need at that time.
You are fanastic! Keep up the wonderful post!
Your Sunday posts are my favorite, please keep writing them! Thank you!
You know what…in a world where now everything has to be so "politically correct" and some topics are taboo because someone may get offended, I find it quite refreshing that you stay true to your beliefs and keep your Sunday posts devoted to our wonderful Heavenly Father! Thank you!
One of our associate pastors preached today and shared this quote: God is here. We are loved. It is enough.
Tanya, I occasionally read a few other blogs but your blog is the only one I read every day. You are so real and that realness is including your faith. You are not afraid to express who you are and I love reading about that. Keep being who you are, including your love for Jesus! Like the woman said in a previous comment, if you can't tell a Christian from a non Christian….are we living how Christ calls us to live? He shines through in you!!
Your Sunday posts are an absolute treat—please don't stop doing them! Satan works on all of us, and it sure can be hard not to believe all the lies he whispers in our ears. Ramp up your time in the Word and in prayer, and draw near to God, and He will draw near to you. At least that's what I'm trying to do. Have a Blessed day!
I enjoy your Sunday posts. My first thought when reading this post was that if satan is taking the time to mess with you about your Sunday posts then you must be a threat to him. There are people out there that need to hear what you are sharing and it is making him nervous and/or mad because you are leading people to Christ. Keep on doing what you are doing!
Tania, I recently started court reporting school and I am constantly second guessing myself. I am too old, I am not good enough. I am not as good as the younger students. But I know this is where god wants me to be! So I will finish this!
Sunday posts are great! Never. Never stop!
Keep spreading the Good News as we are instructed to do! You are blessed to have a platform to do it from and we are blessed to be able to witness it. I am saddened to hear that ladies are leaving your blog because of it, but as believers we know that "Every knee will bow, every tongue confess, that Jesus Christ is Lord". There are no non believers, just people that don't believe YET!!
Sue, I feel like the Lord "gave" me the platform. He just allows me to also use it for fashion.
Tania, I just read your Sunday post. I really needed to hear this and know that I'm not the only one that has this fear. The devil needs to crawl in a deep, deep hole and stay there!
I needed that today. I had a very lucrative and interesting career but it has stalled since moving to a new state. I feel like I am not good enough for any of the jobs I apply for and no one is ever going to hire me. You reminded me it is Satan putting those thoughts in my head and I need to trust in the Lord's plan for me. Thank You!
Quite honestly, I may skip your posts during the week if I'm busy. I NEVER miss your Sunday posts!!! I look forward to them and they are very encouraging! The devil is a liar! Do not fret about losing subscribers!!
I cried when I read your post. Tania you are an amazing woman who God is using to reach many people for his glory through helping us look good outside and transform ourselves inside. I love fashion and started your blog for that reason but I love that you share from your heart with God's word on Sundays. You always have an encouraging message for us that we can use in our everyday life. I find myself sharing your message with others throughout the week. Please do not ever be discouraged to be a light to the world. I work as a flight attendant and end up on the road most Sundays so your words are my church. Thank you for all that you are doing to help us and to reach others. Even if you seem to lose a few people on your blog I bet your words reach way beyond what you could imagine.
I love your Sunday posts. They always give me new insight and something to mull over through the day. Thank you for sharing your faith with us readers. Have a blessed day Tania.


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Q: pgfplot draw background color as a polar function I want to illustrate the path of a light beam refracted in the athmosphere. Using Matlab, i have calculated some numerical solutions to my differential equation. These solutions are in polar coordinates.
Here is my code:
\begin{tikzpicture}
\tikzsetnextfilename{sphaerischesModellLoesung}
\begin{polaraxis} [scale=1.5, ticks=none, xmin=60, xmax = 150, ymin=30,
ymax=180, axis lines* = none, axis line style = {draw=white,line width=0.0001pt},
grid=none, legend pos = north east, legend style={draw=none}
]

%alpha0 = 45Deg
\addplot [mark = none, thick, color=blue] coordinates {
  (90.00000,50.00000)(91.49972,51.55642)(92.99943,53.16195)(94.49915,54.81814)
  (95.99887,56.52660)(97.49859,58.28896)(98.99830,60.10694)(100.49802,61.98228)
  (101.99774,63.91679)(103.49745,65.91235)(104.99717,67.97087)(106.49689,70.09435)
  (107.99660,72.28484)(109.49632,74.54445)(110.99604,76.87536)(112.49576,79.27982)
  (113.99547,81.76016)(115.49519,84.31878)(116.99491,86.95815)(118.49462,89.68081)
  (119.99434,92.48940)(121.49406,95.38664)(122.99377,98.37533)(124.49349,101.45834)
  (125.99321,104.63868)(127.49293,107.91941)(128.99264,111.30370)(130.49236,114.79483)
  (131.99208,118.39618)(133.49179,122.11122)(134.99151,125.94357)(136.49123,129.89691)
  (137.99094,133.97508)(139.49066,138.18203)(140.99038,142.52182)(142.49010,146.99866)
  (143.98981,151.61687)(145.48953,156.38093)(146.98925,161.29545)(148.48896,166.36518)
  (149.98868,171.59504) };

\addlegendentry{$\alpha_0 = 45^\circ$}

\addplot [mark = none, thick, color=red] coordinates {
  (90.00000,50.00000)(91.49972,52.50858)(92.99943,55.14366)(94.49915,57.91163)
  (95.99887,60.81918)(97.49859,63.87336)(98.99830,67.08156)(100.49802,70.45154)
  (101.99774,73.99147)(103.49745,77.70995)(104.99717,81.61597)(106.49689,85.71900)
  (107.99660,90.02902)(109.49632,94.55647)(110.99604,99.31235)(112.49576,104.30819)
  (113.99547,109.55614)(115.49519,115.06896)(116.99491,120.86003)(118.49462,126.94341)
  (119.99434,133.33390)(121.49406,140.04706)(122.99377,147.09918)(124.49349,154.50741)
  (125.99321,162.28978)(127.49293,170.46523)(128.99264,179.05361)(130.49236,188.07581)
  (131.99208,197.55378)(133.49179,207.51060)(134.99151,217.97045)(136.49123,228.95875)
  (137.99094,240.50225)(139.49066,252.62904)(140.99038,265.36857)(142.49010,278.75179)
  (143.98981,292.81129)(145.48953,307.58128)(146.98925,323.09760)(148.48896,339.39796)
  (149.98868,356.52204) };

\addlegendentry{$\alpha_0 = 35^\circ$}

\addplot[mark = none, thick, color=green] coordinates {
  (90.00000,50.00000)(90.81615,52.57573)(91.63231,55.28349)(92.44846,58.13003)
  (93.26461,61.12246)(94.76433,67.02688)(96.26405,73.49923)(97.76376,80.59427)
  (99.26348,88.37223)(100.76320,96.89922)(102.26292,106.24730)(103.76263,116.49585)
  (105.26235,127.73224)(106.76207,140.05230)(108.26178,153.56044)(109.76150,168.37161)
  (111.26122,184.61232)(112.76093,202.42119)(114.26065,221.94924)(115.76037,243.36267)
  (117.26009,266.84432)(118.75980,292.59455)(120.25952,320.83159)(121.75924,351.79564)
  (123.25895,385.75098)(124.75867,422.98718)(126.25839,463.81974)(127.75811,508.59592)
  (129.25782,557.69781)(130.75754,611.54413)(132.25726,670.59108)(133.75697,735.34081)
  (135.25669,806.34585)(136.75641,884.21170)(138.25612,969.59804)(139.75584,1063.23102)
  (141.25556,1165.90965)(142.75528,1278.50952)(144.25499,1401.98458)(145.75471,1537.38491)
  (147.25443,1685.86590)(147.93799,1758.22138)(148.62155,1833.68275)(149.30512,1912.38330)
  (149.98868,1994.46218) };

\addlegendentry{$\alpha_0 = 20^\circ$}

\addplot +[mark=none, domain=60:120,color=black, samples=360, thick] {50};
\addlegendentry{Erdoberfl"ache}
\end{polaraxis}
\end{tikzpicture}

Now, i want to colorize the athmosphere to illustrate, how the n(r) changes. The color should represent the value of n at this height. In this model, i used the approximation n(r) = 1 + 0.5 * exp(-(r-1)^2/4).
how would you achieve this?
Edit: Example in a planar model
I have already made a different model in a planar system. Here is the code:
\begin{tikzpicture}
\begin{axis}[xlabel=$x$, ylabel=$y(x)$, axis lines=middle, height=5cm, width=5cm, ticks = none, legend pos = outer north east, legend style={draw=none}, ymin = 0, ymax = 10, xmin = 0, xmax = 10, colorbar, colormap={traditionalpm3d}{color=(white) color=(lGray)},
view={0}{90}]

\addplot3[surf, domain=0:10, y domain=0:10, z domain=0:2, shader=flat, samples=60] {1 + 0.6 * exp(-y/2)};
\addlegendentry{$n(y)$}

\addplot [mark = none, thick, draw=blue] coordinates{
    (0.00000,0.00000)(0.00008,0.00005)(0.00017,0.00010)(0.00025,0.00015)
    (0.00033,0.00020)(0.00075,0.00045)(0.00117,0.00070)(0.00159,0.00095)
    (0.00201,0.00121)(0.00410,0.00246)(0.00620,0.00371)(0.00829,0.00496)
    (0.01038,0.00622)(0.02085,0.01245)(0.03131,0.01866)(0.04178,0.02485)
    (0.05225,0.03100)(0.10458,0.06137)(0.15691,0.09107)(0.20924,0.12012)
    (0.26157,0.14852)(0.51157,0.27569)(0.76157,0.38962)(1.01157,0.49129)
    (1.26157,0.58151)(1.51157,0.66092)(1.76157,0.73009)(2.01157,0.78945)
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Here, i have added a 3D function and colored the values of n. Then, i have turned the function, so that the z-axis is invisible.
I have tried it with this method, but it did not work. And I think it is a ugly workaround.


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