This is a continuation of a series I left off in December 2009 on Restructuring IT. This post presents a few guiding principles to understand before undertaking a restructuring exercise.
First, don't fool yourself about your ambitions. Come to grips with what you think you want to be: a demonstrably world-class organization, or just less bad at what you do. The prior is easy to say but hard to achieve. If you're wed to any aspect of your current organization, if you think process will make your business better, or if you're concerned about making mistakes or losing staff, you're really no more ambitious than being less bad. There's nothing wrong with that. Minor restructure can have a beneficial impact. Just don't mistake "sucking less" for "software excellence".
Second, be aware of your level of commitment. Change is hard. As liberating an experience as you hope it will be, the people in your organization will find restructuring invasive, divisive and confusing. Some people will resist, some will revert. Some will exit of their own volition, and some you'll have to invite to leave. Change is tiring and frustrating. Staying the course of change through the "valley of despair" requires a deep personal commitment, often in the absence of compelling evidence that the restructure is going well and frequently against a chorus of voices opposed. Fighting the tide is never easy, even from a leadership position.
Third, don't expect that you're going to restructure with tools, training and certification. That won't change behaviours. If you believe change comes about through tools and training, you should release 80% of your staff and hire brand new people every year: just put them in training and give them tools to run your business. Of course you wouldn't do that, because you'd lose all the experience. So it is with this restructure: you're developing new experience. Tools can make good behaviours more efficient, but tools alone don't introduce good behaviours in the first place.
Finally, be less focused on roles, titles and hierarchy and focus instead on what defines business success and what actually needs to get done to achieve it. Tighten up governance scrutiny to verify that people are working to a state of "demonstrably done" and not just "nobody can tell me I'm not done". And prioritize team over the individual. Don't privatize success while socializing failure: incentivize the team, not each person. People focused on a team accomplishment are less concerned with individual accolade. Culturally, make clear that an outstanding individual performance is a hollow (and dubious) victory in a failed team.
The final installment in this series will cover some immediate actions you can take today to restructure.


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Trakten runt Radovets består till största delen av jordbruksmark. Runt Radovets är det ganska tätbefolkat, med  invånare per kvadratkilometer.  Klimatet i området är tempererat. Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är  °C. Den varmaste månaden är juli, då medeltemperaturen är  °C, och den kallaste är januari, med  °C. Genomsnittlig årsnederbörd är  millimeter. Den regnigaste månaden är december, med i genomsnitt  mm nederbörd, och den torraste är augusti, med  mm nederbörd.

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There are thousands of species of animals on Earth and only four do not produce their own ascorbates. Science has shown that many of the body's systems require ascorbates to function properly. Those systems, in the absence of ascorbates, will fall into dysfunction and disrepair.
Ascorbate deficiency has been irrefutably linked to the world's #1 killer-heart disease.
Ascorbate deficiency causes microscopic cracks, or lesions, to develop in arteries. Another term for the condition is "sub-clinical scurvy."
The body's response to these lesions is to "patch" them with the lipoprotein we know as LDL (lower-density lipoprotein) cholesterol. If the body did not patch these lesions, we would die from internal bleeding.
(Note: LDL cholesterol has been maligned as the "bad cholesterol" because cardiologists find it lining and, eventually, blocking blood vessels and arteries. The body creates "good" HDL [high-density lipoprotein] cholesterol to carry fats straight to the liver where they are eliminated as bile acids through the gall bladder and, ultimately, the intestines).
As time elapses, the cracks become more numerous and the older LDL cholesterol patches harden into plaque. The process causes the diameter of the arteries to become narrower.
This is why "high blood pressure" is usually the first sign of heart disease-its a law of nature that when the flow of liquid is restricted, increased pressure results.
Eventually, the restriction can become a blockage, shutting off the flow of blood to tissue in certain areas of the body. This eventuality damages tissue and leads to angina, strokes or heart attacks. Plaque and clumping blood can also break away from their moorings, travel to the heart and cause a heart attack.
Upon review, we now understand that the cause of heart disease is ascorbate defiency, which causes lesions in blood veins, vessels and arteries and that the body's response is to patch the lesions with LDL cholesterol to prevent us from bleeding to death. This process causes restrictions in blood flow which causes high blood pressure, eventually resulting in angina and heart attack.
Our task is to reverse the condition causing vesicular/arterial lesions and remove the plaque that has accumulated to patch these lesions.


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Abstract: We summarize the top-quark mass measurements from the CDF and DO experiments at Fermilab. We combine published Run-I (1992-1996) measurements with the most recent preliminary Run-II (2001-present) measurements using up to 1 fb-1 of data. Taking correlated uncertainties properly into account the resulting preliminary world average mass of the top quark is Mtop = 171.4 +/- 1.2 (stat) +/- 1.8 (syst) GeV/c2, which corresponds to a total uncertainty of 2.1 GeV/c2. The top-quark mass is now known with a precision of 1.2%.


Maggie Topkis, owner of the Partners & Crime bookstore in New York, has started a new publishing venture she's calling Felony and Mayhem. F&M will be printing trade paperback editions of previously published mystery novels that have gone out of print. This is a small-scale venture right now, but the benefit to writers is terrific -- seeing one's older books back in print again.
Two of mine Maggie is reprinting are The Fourth Wall and Your Eyelids Are Growing Heavy. The former will be available in July; I don't have a pub date for Eyelids yet.
I'm especially glad about The Fourth Wall. That was my first mystery novel and I still have a soft spot for it.
Great news, Barbara. Might the opera mysteries be on the agenda eventually?
They -- or I guess I should say she -- chose two completely different kinds of mysteries. The body count in one is on the high side, while the other doesn't have a murder at all. I'm sure that was deliberate, like pairing Kill Fee with He Was Already Dead When I Got There. Tragedy and comedy.
Eyelids is my "lightest" book -- written quickly, containing no seemingly insurmountable menace, no blood spilled. Not really a comic novel, though; I'd have thought Already Dead would fit that label better. But Maggie Topkis is paying for it, so she gets her choice.
Andrew -- no, alas, nothing is in the works for the opera mysteries. Didn't you once post that you'd never seen those?
I need to double check which titles I acutally have, though. Heh.
I'm pleased to see that The Fourth Wall is amongst the first releases. That's one of my favourite mysteries, but it's a bit awkward pushing it at people when it's out of print.
Hi, Julia. Yes, it's a little hard to push a book that's no longer available, dernit. People used to ask me where they could find my books and I'd say, wonderingly, "In a bookstore." (A friend of mine always answers that question with "At the laundromat.") But OP books can be pretty elusive.
Unfortunately, the Felony & Mayhem website is undergoing a facelift and doesn't have much info yet.
There's a phone number there, and an e-address, but no prices. I called earlier today, but they weren't open yet. I never had the hardback copy, and my Popular Library paperback fell apart long ago, so I'm happy to see this new edition.
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Once upon a time they were THE model franchise in baseball. Today the Boston Red Sox are a radioactive franchise. No player wants to come here. No manager is pumping emails to replace Terry Francona.
What happened to the Boston Red Sox? In a few words - discipline, accountability and responsibility. Not many championship teams make it to the top without those three factors. I have it on good authority that Theo Epstein went to Sox ownership with six weeks left in the season and told the Sox brass that Francona wouldn't work out. Two weeks later, in a closed door meeting, Sox ownership voted not to have Francona back - and this was before the epic collapse.
What upset management was that there was no sense of urgency as their nine-game lead was evaporating. There was a sense of complacency in the clubhouse - we now know why. While the lower echelon teams like the Blue Jays and Orioles were embarrassing the Sox on the field, John Lester, Josh Beckett and John Lackey were upstairs watching the game on TV while drinking beer and ordering takeout fried chicken from Popeyes.
How does the manager claim to not know these three were not in the dugout with the rest of the squad while the Sox were fighting for their playoff lives? Bill Parcells once said that "fear is a great motivator." No member of the Sox ever feared being disciplined by Francona. They did what they wanted, when they wanted, how they wanted. None of them ever looked into a mirror where you can get instant answers to accountability and responsibility. How do you feel as a Red Sox fan when you dish out about \$400 for a night at Fenway - you gnash your teeth, put on your rally cap and bite your fingernails 'til the final out. You care more about the final score than the boys in the clubhouse. Makes you sick doesn't it.
Take in a Little League game next summer. You'll save \$400 and watch a benchful of youngsters empty their physical and emotional tanks until the final out. In their league eating chicken always comes after the game.


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Putin Wins, Will Mass Protests Follow?
by Boris Kagarlitsky March 5, 2012 September 23, 2020
Boris Kagarlitsky: Putin faced no serious opposition candidates, but people are fed up with neo-liberal system
PAUL JAY, SENIOR EDITOR, TRNN: Welcome to The Real News Network. I'm Paul Jay.
And in Russia the presidential elections are now over. There are still votes to be counted, but it's rather clear Vladimir Putin will be the next president of Russia. He apparently has garnered more than 60 percent of the popular vote in what Vladimir Putin said is one of the fairest, most transparent elections in the history of Russia. Now, he's not the only one saying that. If you're watching RT at all today, they, most of the pundits and analysts and reporters on RT, are saying the same thing. And there's been a lot of talk about something new, which was webcams in all of the polling stations. Here's a report from RT.
RT REPORTER: We won't forget and we won't forgive. This is what the opposition promised the Kremlin after December's parliamentary elections. They claimed the vote had been rigged. In response, the authorities decided webcameras at all 98,000 polling stations would solve that problem. It's cost Russian taxpayers over $300 million, doubling the initial cost of the vote. Now it's officially the most transparent and the most expensive in the nation's history.
JAY: Now joining us from Moscow to unpack the Russian elections is Boris Kagarlitsky. Boris is a sociologist, he's an adviser to the chairperson of the Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Russia, and he's the director of the Institute of Globalization and Social Movements. Thanks for joining us, Boris.
BORIS KAGARLITSKY, DIRECTOR, INSTITUTE OF GLOBALIZATION AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS: Hello.
JAY: So what do you make of these transparent elections and this webcam technology? And then we'll get more into the substance of what was at stake.
KAGARLITSKY: There was a kind of funny scandal, because one polling station in Dagestan was shown on a webcam where we saw two guys who carried piles of ballots. And they were electronic ballot boxes, so they kept pushing through these electronic ballot boxes one ballot after another, time and again. And that was already on air. Then people got it and they connected that to the internet. So the whole country enjoyed the show, watched them just pushing in ballots in piles. And then they ran out of ballots. And then some other guy came and brought in more ballots to get into the ballot box [incompr.]
And, of course, the numbers of irregularities in the electoral process, these numbers are quite astonishing, even compared to the previous elections, even compared to what happened in December.
But I think the main problem is not there. The main problem is that electoral rules are completely unfair and undemocratic, because it's the government itself, the administration itself, which selects who is going to run, who are going to be the opponents of Putin. So in that sense it's a kind of joke, these elections. If you have anyone who is not part of the ruling elite, not part of the system, he's not going to be allowed to get any close to the ballot box or to the ballot stations.
JAY: And the point here is that it's hard to register parties, and there's all kinds of technicalities that can be used to prevent candidates from getting on the ballot.
KAGARLITSKY: Well, first of all, registering a new party in Russia is impossible. Since they've got a new law on registering parties, not a single party managed to be registered. And the law is created in such a way that is simply not possible to register anybody. But at the same time, the government or the Ministry of Justice is allowed to deregister any party almost at any moment with lots and lots of pretexts, some of which are just very funny. So in that sense all the existing parties, they are totally under control.
JAY: Now, is there any doubt in your mind that Putin probably did pass the 50 percent barrier?
KAGARLITSKY: No, he didn't. I am sure he didn't. That's very clear. I think the real score was, well, basically the same as the official score of United Russia in December, which was also highly inflated. So I think the real score of Putin was much higher than the real score of United Russia, which is above the official score of United Russia. So I think he was at the level of maybe 49 percent, maybe 50 percent, even, but not anything close to 60 as they announced. And the level of fraud was quite appalling.
JAY: So that if there had not been fraud, then there likely might have been a need for a runoff election.
KAGARLITSKY: Well, first of all, again, I am saying the important thing is that their opponents were fake. In that sense it makes no difference whether he gets 51 percent, for example, or 52 percent, or even 48. He has fake opponents, which are not going to fight for power, which are not going to take over from him, and which are not going to oppose him. And in that sense the whole electoral process is a joke.
So what will be the really important test tomorrow is whether [incompr.] in Moscow and St. Petersburg will actually have mass demonstrations and protests, or you will have these events all around the country in all major cities. Of course there will be demonstrations everywhere, but the question is how big they're going to be. And my expectation is that they're going to be pretty big this time, because when you're looking at the news or—not the official news, of course, but you are looking on the internet, on Facebook, and so on, so you get a lot and a lot of anger from the provincial cities. And sometimes there were already fights at the polling stations because [incompr.] has tried to push out the observers, which are officially registered observers. So they tried to kick them out of the polling stations. So they ended up in fights in some cases. And that gives you an idea what was happening.
JAY: Right. When you say "tomorrow", you mean—we're in different time zones and all the rest, but essentially we're saying the issue is Monday and whether there'll be big protests on Monday.
KAGARLITSKY: The issue's Monday. The issue's Monday. There is already a big mobilization called on Monday evening, and it's called all over the country. And though there are leaderships in Moscow, St. Petersburg, and some others places which are officially leading these mobilizations, in reality I think it's mostly spontaneous. I don't think that people have a lot of trust when it comes to the opposition leaderships. But I think they are really angry, and they want to change things, and they want to change things now.
JAY: Now, I guess in one of your articles you wrote recently you gave Putin some credit for being able to establish this kind of—I don't know if you used this word, but, I take it, veneer of democracy, because they've created something that looks like fair, modern institutions and elections here, certainly from the world looking from the outside, and if you're watching RT that's for sure. You'd think the process was pretty good. But the point you're making here, I guess—and this is what's more substantive—is that there is no real opposition to the kind of neoliberal economics that Putin is presenting, electoral opposition.
KAGARLITSKY: Well, [the situation] is such that Putin's regime is something like what is called polyarchy in political science, after Robert Dahl, which means that there is some level of democracy for the elites, but there is very little democracy for the rest of the population. And that's a big irony, that some of the elites, which were a part of the game earlier, now are leading the protest. Why? It is because the economic crisis actually made an elite confrontation much more serious.
So Putin was always a master of compromise, the master of consensus-making. He managed to pull together all the major elites, all the major interest groups, and made them agree; and once agreed, then he was the person who was announcing the policy as his own policy. So he looks like being a very strong leader. At the same time, in practice he was no strong leader at all; he was a consensus or compromise maker.
And now the gap between different positions within the elite is becoming really dramatic. So some of the elites are rather siding with outsiders, with opposition against the system, at least the political system. But that means that they are going to change their approach to economic policy, though even in terms of economic policy there are very strong disagreements. For example, Russian business community is now badly split between those who back the decision to join the WTO and those who are strongly opposed to this decision. And for the first time in many years, we have certain factions of Russian business community openly criticizing neoliberal economic policy of WTO, which never happened. They were always critical, but they were kind of hiding their criticism and making that private. And now they're speaking in public about the wrong policy of the open market and so on. So in that sense this split is becoming visible.
JAY: And why are certain sections of the business community opposed to WTO-type policies?
KAGARLITSKY: It's very clear they are opposing the WTO because it means the death sentence for the remaining Russian industry, with the exception of the production of oil, gas, and raw materials. In that sense, every kind of manufacturing is going to die, and most of agriculture's going to die, and basically Russian economy is going to die, because we are still a country which produces a lot of things and not just oil and gas, and oil and gas will not be enough to keep Russian population busy doing something.
JAY: Because WTO policy means opening—fully opening the Russian market to foreign competition.
KAGARLITSKY: Actually, it means surrendering Russian market to the Chinese producers backed by Western companies.
JAY: And Putin is where on that issue?
KAGARLITSKY: That's [incompr.] point, that Putin was changing side. He did change side quite a few times. And, you see, for a period of time, what they were doing, they were negotiating about Russia's WTO entry but not making any decisions. So they were postponing the decision to enter. And finally, all of a sudden, in December, right after they announced Putin's presidency or Putin's—okay, candidacy; let's put it this way—they also made a very rapid decision to join the WTO. And, of course, you know that the great majority of the population is against it, a considerable part of business community is against it. I think there are a tremendous number of experts and industrial specialists who are opposed to that. And so they had no discussion, they had no debate; they just announced and said that that's what's going to happen. Now we still have six months to rectify the decision, and the battle is going to restart now because quite a few people in the business community are really interested in stopping it. And stopping Putin on the way to power, among other things, means that it also would lead to WTO entry being postponed or even stopped.
JAY: But why would Putin want to join WTO? And what business interests in Russia would want it?
KAGARLITSKY: No, no, I don't think he wants anything. It just means that Putin reported—kind of reported the victory of another group, the one which backs neoliberal policies stronger and the one which is connected to the oil and gas companies who are exporting the raw materials to Western Europe and China. And these are the strongest business interests in Russia. And, well, okay, the government of Putin simply reflects their interests and reflects their will.
JAY: So this is a division to some extent between oil and gas sectors of Russian capital and domestic manufacturing and agriculture.
KAGARLITSKY: Exactly. But the tremendous majority of people are not in the oil and gas sector.
JAY: But that's where the money is.
KAGARLITSKY: And—yes, and the big money is with these two sectors. So that's why you again have this situation when having more democracy means that these big interests, these big corporations with big money, will suddenly become marginalized because they cannot mobilize more support for their cause.
JAY: So in terms of what do you expect now, if I understand it correctly, the presidential term is going to be six years. Is that correct, rather than previously it was four?
KAGARLITSKY: Well, they say it's going to be six years. My question is whether it's going to last for six months.
JAY: Really? Why?
KAGARLITSKY: Well, because tomorrow we'll see thousands of people in the streets, and then we'll see what will happen to the police and to the army. I don't think they are going to be very happy with Putin staying for another six years.
JAY: This is certainly not the image we're getting, again, watching RT. So Russia—.
KAGARLITSKY: Well, don't watch it. My answer is simply don't watch it.
JAY: So you think the country's far, far more divided on all of these issues than we're seeing.
KAGARLITSKY: I think it's not so divided. I think it's rather Putin has become increasingly isolated, because on the one hand he has [incompr.] the neoliberal groups, which want to push further in the same direction to the right. Then you have a strong opposition which wants to stop this neoliberal policy. And Putin is just kind of losing ground because he's not capable of having any solid base of his own. He doesn't have it.
JAY: And in terms of what might happen over the next six months, does there not need to be some emergence of some kind of political leadership that represents—
KAGARLITSKY: No.
JAY: —policies against this kind of neoliberalism? 'Cause last time we talked, you were saying part of the problem is most of the leadership of these opposition protests now are either at other variations of neoliberals or ultranationalists.
KAGARLITSKY: Well, first of all, it's not exactly so. There is also some kind of left present. Even if you take the so-called liberal opposition, there are certain sections which present themselves as the left. How serious they are and how honest they are, it's a different question. But at least if you listen to them talk they will say a few things about the need to go beyond neoliberalism or taking social issues seriously and so on.
But in reality what's going to happen is that society will be organizing itself from the bottom up. And the mobilizations themselves will create the new [incompr.] speaking philosophically, the new social situation with the new political formations as well. And I think these formations will be very different compared to what we used to have before. Even now, we already see that there is a very visible shift to the left on the ground in the streets with these mass mobilizations. And the emergence of big provincial movements is absolutely essential, because, of course, provincial cities are part of the left compared to Moscow. And that means that once we get more provincial protest and the stronger movements capable of influencing the agenda, that will end up in also some kind of shift to the left for the opposition movement in general.
JAY: Okay. Well, let's talk again soon, and we'll assess the reaction of the Russian people to these presidential elections. Thanks very much for joining us, Boris.
KAGARLITSKY: Thank you.

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What is an ordinary day in an Astronomers work day? How many years does it take to become one in college? Does one need a doctoral degree?
Thanks for your interest in our profession! It is exciting that you picked Astronomy for your report.
I'd like to add that as an astronomer, there are two main paths to the profession. Some of us (the "observers") like observing with big telescopes, which is accomplished by traveling in exotic places in search of the darkest nights and the clearest skies. They go to Chile or Hawaii and get exciting new data to either confirm their theories or to make new surprising discoveries. Others (the "theorists") like to make discoveries by applying math and physics to understand how the universe works, how it came to be and why it looks they way it does when you go out on a dark, starry night. They use both extremely powerful computers and the power of their brains to get insights into the complexity of our universe. Many astronomers are well-versed in both venues.
3 years to complete your PhD program.
This is the standard path for someone aspiring to work in the academia; it is also very common to hold postdoctoral jobs as researchers after your PhD. Many people, on the other hand, go on to work in the industry (commonly aerospace or computer science) either after their PhD or their Master's.


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Two second prizes ex aequo for the 2017 edition!
Sion Violin Music Foundation – Today, Tuesday 29 August 2017, three young violinists performed on the Ferme-Asile stage to competed in the finale of the 2017 International Violin Tibor Varga Competition, after successfully qualifying through the three previous rounds. Instead of a first prize there were two joint winners – Stella Chen and Saki Tozawa – who shared the Prix de la Loterie Romande. Julie Svěcená, came third, winning the Prix de L'Etat du Valais. Three further awards were also presented on the night.
The city of Sion has been resonating with the sound of excellent, young violinists from around the world for the past week. This Tuesday evening, in front of a full house at Farm-Asile, the all-female final took place with three finalists from three continents: Asia (Saki Tozawa), North America (Stella Chen) and Europe (Julie Svěcená). Accompanied by the Lausanne Chamber Orchestra, as well as violist and jury member Miguel Da Silva for the interpretation of the 2nd movement of Mozart's Symphonie Concertante, and conducted by Gabor Takács-Nagy, they all demonstrated the virtuosity of this new generation of musicians.
Two juries, three finalists, four awards
At the end of an intense final, the international Jury, chaired by Enzo Restagno and comprised of Lera Auerbach, Miguel Da Silva, Esther Hoppe, Dong-suk Kang, Silvia Marcovici and Pavel Vernikov, decided not to award the Grand Prix de la ville de Sion, the first prize. Given the difficulty in separating the performances of Stella Chen (USA, 24) and Saki Tozawa (Japan, 16), the jury decided to instead award two second prizes, Prix de la Loterie Suisse romande (10'000CHF), ex æquo. Stella Chen, a PhD student at the Julliard School of Music, demonstrated a range of emotional variations in her performance of Beethoven's concerto. The young Saki Tozawa, who is pursuing her studies at the famous University of Arts in Tokyo, impressed the jury with her highly technical performance of Mendelssohn's concerto. Julie Svěcená, (Czech Republic, 23), who won the third prize, Prix de L'Etat du Valais (5'000CHF), exhibited precision and energy during her performance of Shostakovich's concerto. A "Youth Jury" comprised of 5 students in non-professional classes of the Cantonal Conservatory had the difficult task of awarding its own prize. Coached by the cellist Mikayel Hakhnazaryan, this jury officiated from the 3rd round of the competition in order to award its prize. After a long deliberation, Saki Tozawa was awarded the Youth Jury Prize for the quality of her various performances.
Le prix Tibor Varga, best interpretation of original composition
One of the specificities of the Tibor Varga International Violin Competition is to commission a contemporary composer to create a new piece for the competition. This year Lera Auerbach, a young and brilliant composer of Russian origin, wrote the work "Trio No. 4 for violin, cello and piano". This was played for the first time on Sunday 27 August 2017 by the participants in the 3rd round. The composer was seduced by the subtle interpretation of Stella CHEN (USA) and the jury awarded her the Tibor Varga Prize for the best interpretation of this compulsory piece.
The audience award
The audience of the Ferme-Asile was also given the right to choose its favourite candidate at the end of the night.Stella Chen was the one that most impressed the Sion audience, with her brilliant and especially playful interpretation of Bethoveen earn1ing her both the Audience Award and a standing ovation at the end of her performance.
Tonight, the conclusion drawn by the board of the Sion Violin Music Foundation at the end of this third edition of the new reunified version of the Competition was extremely positive. The Tibor Varga International Violin Competition both enabled the audience to discover new, young violinists as well as the latter to enrich their performance experience. As a reminder: the next Tibor Varga International Violin Competition will take place in August 2019. The dates will be confirmed during 2018.
Second prize, Prix de la Loterie Romande ex aequo : Stella Chen & Saki Tozawa
Third Prize,Prix de l'Etat du Valais : Julie Svecená
Audience Award : Stella Chen
Tibor Varga Prize : Stella Chen
Youth Jury Award : Saki Tozawa
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World Heritages in Italy Part 2
by mysteryaround|Published September 1, 2021
Cities of Val di Noto (World Heritage)
The world cultural heritage includes eight cities in Eastern Sicily, which were rebuilt almost simultaneously in the Baroque style after the earthquake in 1693 and are considered the greatest example of urban planning in the Baroque era. These are the cities of Caltagirone, Militello Val di Catania, Noto, Modica, Palazzolo Acreide, Scicli, Ragusa and Catania.
Cities of Val di Noto: facts
Official title: Late baroque towns in Val di Noto (Sicily)
Cultural monument: Eight cities of the Val di Noto in south-east Sicily; rebuilt after a devastating earthquake in 1693 in the style of the late baroque; Caltagirone; Catania: Dom Santí Agata, built on the foundations of a Norman church (1748), Benedictine monastery (1704), Church of San Nicolo (1730); Militello Val di Catania; Modica: Church of San Gorgio (1643 to 1842) with outside staircase; Noto: Dom Santi Nicola e Corrado (1775), Church of San Domenico (1727), Town Hall (1745); Palazzolo Acreide; Ragusa: Church of San Giorgio (1775), new upper town; Scicli
Location: Eight villages in the provinces of Catania, Ragusa and Syracuse in the southeast of Sicily
Appointment: 2002
Meaning: Significant examples of late baroque urban planning and architecture in Europe
Cities of the Val di Noto: history
13th century BC Chr. The Siculians settled in the Pantalica necropolis
729 BC Chr. Founding of Catania
1282 Sicilian Vespers
1669 Lava buried Catania after an eruption of Mount Etna
1693 Violent earthquake with over 1,000 tremors, complete destruction of 50 locations within a radius of 600 km, more than 93,000 deaths
until 1713 Spanish owned Sicily
1861 Sicily to Italy
1908 Destruction of Messina in northeastern Sicily by earthquake, over 80,000 dead
1996 Collapse of the cathedral dome "Santi Nicolae Corrado" in Noto
Villa d´Este in Tivoli (World Heritage)
The villa, which was rebuilt in the 16th century, is located in Tivoli, 20 km east of Rome. The renaissance villa of Cardinal Ippolito II. D'Este (1509 –1572) with its ornately designed interiors impresses above all with its magnificent garden, which is considered a masterpiece of baroque garden design. Magical fountains, nymphs and water features make the complex a total work of art, which also set standards as a cultural meeting point up into the 19th century.
Villa d'Este in Tivoli: facts
Official title: Villa d'Este in Tivoli
Cultural monument: Cardinal palace built in the Renaissance style on a former Benedictine monastery with artistically designed, geometrically arranged park; over 500 sculptures, fountains, water features and fountains; ao: Grotto of Diana, Viale of the Hundred Fountains, Fountain of the Great Glass, Proserpine Fountain, Owl Fountain, Fontana dell'Ovato, Fontana dell'Organo Idraulico (water organ), Dragon Fountain, Rotunda of Cypresses, Rometa (model of ancient Rome, partly destroyed), fish ponds
Location: Tivoli, northeast of Rome
Meaning: Outstanding example of the Renaissance culture and model for numerous water gardens in Europe
Villa d´Este in Tivoli: history
1550 Order to build the villa and the park from Cardinal Ippolito d'Este to the builder Pirro Ligorio
1600 Completion of the park
17./18. Century Multiple reconstruction of the park
Early 18th century Villa owned by the House of Habsburg
from 1870 Renovation of the villa
1880-86 Stay of the composer Franz Liszt in the villa
1918 Takeover of the plant by the Italian state
1944 Damage in a bomb attack
Verona old town (World Heritage)
According to programingplease, Verona documents around 2000 years of European history in its cityscape. The city has a mix of ancient, medieval and renaissance buildings. The highlights include the amphitheater for around 22,000 spectators, the historical facades around the Piazza delle Erbe, the Ponte Pietra, the triumphal arch, the Romanesque cathedral Santa Maria Martricolare, the Scaliger castle (Castelvecchio) and bridge, as well as the Porta Borsari, city palaces, Churches and tombs. In summer the famous opera festival takes place in the ancient arena.
Verona old town: facts
Official title: Verona old town
Cultural monument: Numerous architectural evidence from antiquity, the Middle Ages and the Renaissance; among others: amphitheater for 22,000 spectators (30 AD), Ponte Pietra (1st century), triumphal arch Arco di Gavo (1st century), Church of Santo Stefano (8th – 12th century), Church of San Fermo Maggiore (from 1065), Church of San Zeno Maggiore (1118 to 1135) with 48 bronze reliefs, Cathedral (1139 to 1187), Church of Santí Anastasia (from 1290), fortress Castelvecchio (14th century), clock tower Gardello (1375), tombs the Scaliger (14th century), Piazza Erbe and Piazza dei Signori surrounded by representative city palaces (14th – 17th century), San Giorgio in Braida (from 1530), town hall (1836)
Location: Verona
Meaning: Testimony to more than 2000 years of eventful European history
Verona old town: history
around 1000 BC Chr. First settlements
46 BC Chr. Verona free Roman city
after 400 Temporarily capital of the Western Roman Empire
489 Victory of Theodoric over Odoacer
6th century Capital of the Longobard Empire
9th century Carolingian rule
11th century Verona part of the Duchy of Bavaria
around 1260 Rule of the Scaliger (until 1378)
1387 Verona owned by the Visconti
1405 Verona part of the Republic of Venice
1797-1885 Verona to Austria (again 1814-16)
1866 Part of the Kingdom of Italy
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package org.jbake.app;

import org.apache.commons.configuration.CompositeConfiguration;
import org.jbake.app.ConfigUtil.Keys;
import org.jbake.app.Crawler.Attributes.Status;
import org.jbake.model.DocumentStatus;
import org.jbake.model.DocumentTypes;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import static java.io.File.separator;

import java.io.File;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.Date;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Set;

import org.apache.commons.io.FilenameUtils;
import org.jbake.model.DocumentStatus;
import org.jbake.model.DocumentTypes;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

import com.orientechnologies.orient.core.db.document.ODatabaseDocumentTx;
import com.orientechnologies.orient.core.record.impl.ODocument;
import com.orientechnologies.orient.core.sql.query.OSQLSynchQuery;

/**
 * Crawls a file system looking for content.
 *
 * @author Jonathan Bullock <jonbullock@gmail.com>
 */
public class Crawler {
	public static interface Attributes {
		/**
		 * Possible values of the {@link Attributes#STATUS} property
		 * @author ndx
		 *
		 */
		public static interface Status {

			static final String PUBLISHED_DATE = "published-date";
			static final String PUBLISHED = "published";
			static final String DRAFT = "draft";
		}
		static final String CACHED = "cached";
		static final String DATE = "date";
		static final String STATUS = "status";
		static final String TYPE = "type";
		static final String URI = "uri";
		static final String SOURCE_URI = "sourceuri";
		static final String FILE = "file";
		static final String TAGS = "tags";
		static final String TAG = "tag";
		static final String RENDERED = "rendered";
		static final String SHA1 = "sha1";
		static final String ROOTPATH = "rootpath";

	}
    private static final Logger LOGGER = LoggerFactory.getLogger(Crawler.class);

    private CompositeConfiguration config;
    private Parser parser;
    private final ContentStore db;
    private String contentPath;

    /**
     * Creates new instance of Crawler.
     */
    public Crawler(ContentStore db, File source, CompositeConfiguration config) {
        this.db = db;
        this.config = config;
        this.contentPath = source.getPath() + separator + config.getString(ConfigUtil.Keys.CONTENT_FOLDER);
        this.parser = new Parser(config, contentPath);
    }

    /**
     * Crawl all files and folders looking for content.
     *
     * @param path Folder to start from
     */
    public void crawl(File path) {
        File[] contents = path.listFiles(FileUtil.getFileFilter());
        if (contents != null) {
            Arrays.sort(contents);
            for (File sourceFile : contents) {
                if (sourceFile.isFile()) {
                    StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
                    sb.append("Processing [").append(sourceFile.getPath()).append("]... ");
                    String sha1 = buildHash(sourceFile);
                    String uri = buildURI(sourceFile);
                    boolean process = true;
                    DocumentStatus status = DocumentStatus.NEW;
                    for (String docType : DocumentTypes.getDocumentTypes()) {
                        status = findDocumentStatus(docType, uri, sha1);
                        switch (status) {
                            case UPDATED:
                                sb.append(" : modified ");
                                db.deleteContent(docType, uri);
                                break;
                            case IDENTICAL:
                                sb.append(" : same ");
                                process = false;
                        }
                        if (!process) {
                            break;
                        }
                    }
                    if (DocumentStatus.NEW == status) {
                        sb.append(" : new ");
                    }
                    if (process) { // new or updated
                        crawlSourceFile(sourceFile, sha1, uri);
                    }
                    LOGGER.info(sb.toString());
                }
                if (sourceFile.isDirectory()) {
                    crawl(sourceFile);
                }
            }
        }
    }

    private String buildHash(final File sourceFile) {
        String sha1;
        try {
            sha1 = FileUtil.sha1(sourceFile);
        } catch (Exception e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
            sha1 = "";
        }
        return sha1;
    }

    private String buildURI(final File sourceFile) {
    	String uri = FileUtil.asPath(sourceFile.getPath()).replace(FileUtil.asPath( contentPath), "");
    	String noExtensionUrlFolder = config.getString(Keys.URI_NO_EXTENSION);
        if (!noExtensionUrlFolder.equals("false") && uri.startsWith(noExtensionUrlFolder)) {
            uri = "/" + FilenameUtils.getPath(uri) + FilenameUtils.getBaseName(uri) + "/index" + config.getString(Keys.OUTPUT_EXTENSION);
        } else {
            uri = uri.substring(0, uri.lastIndexOf(".")) + config.getString(Keys.OUTPUT_EXTENSION);
        }
        // strip off leading / to enable generating non-root based sites
    	if (uri.startsWith("/")) {
    		uri = uri.substring(1, uri.length());
    	}
        return uri;
    }

    private void crawlSourceFile(final File sourceFile, final String sha1, final String uri) {
        Map<String, Object> fileContents = parser.processFile(sourceFile);
        if (fileContents != null) {
        	fileContents.put(Attributes.ROOTPATH, getPathToRoot(sourceFile));
            fileContents.put(Attributes.SHA1, sha1);
            fileContents.put(Attributes.RENDERED, false);
            if (fileContents.get(Attributes.TAGS) != null) {
                // store them as a String[]
                String[] tags = (String[]) fileContents.get(Attributes.TAGS);
                fileContents.put(Attributes.TAGS, tags);
            }
            fileContents.put(Attributes.FILE, sourceFile.getPath());
            fileContents.put(Attributes.SOURCE_URI, uri);
            fileContents.put(Attributes.URI, uri);

            String documentType = (String) fileContents.get(Attributes.TYPE);
            if (fileContents.get(Attributes.STATUS).equals(Status.PUBLISHED_DATE)) {
                if (fileContents.get(Attributes.DATE) != null && (fileContents.get(Attributes.DATE) instanceof Date)) {
                    if (new Date().after((Date) fileContents.get(Attributes.DATE))) {
                        fileContents.put(Attributes.STATUS, Status.PUBLISHED);
                    }
                }
            }

            if (!config.getString(Keys.URI_NO_EXTENSION).equals("false")) {
                fileContents.put("noExtensionUri", uri.replace("/index.html", "/"));
            }

            ODocument doc = new ODocument(documentType);
            doc.fields(fileContents);
            boolean cached = fileContents.get(Attributes.CACHED) != null ? Boolean.valueOf((String)fileContents.get(Attributes.CACHED)):true;
            doc.field(Attributes.CACHED, cached);
            doc.save();
        } else {
            LOGGER.warn("{} has an invalid header, it has been ignored!", sourceFile);
        }
    }

    public String getPathToRoot(File sourceFile) {
    	File rootPath = new File(contentPath);
    	File parentPath = sourceFile.getParentFile();
    	int parentCount = 0;
    	while (!parentPath.equals(rootPath)) {
    		parentPath = parentPath.getParentFile();
    		parentCount++;
    	}
    	StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
    	for (int i = 0; i < parentCount; i++) {
    		sb.append("../");
    	}
    	return sb.toString();
    }

    public int getDocumentCount(String docType) {
        return (int) db.countClass(docType);
    }

    public Set<String> getTags() {
        List<ODocument> query = db.getAllTagsFromPublishedPosts(); //query(new OSQLSynchQuery<ODocument>("select tags from post where status='published'"));
        Set<String> result = new HashSet<String>();
        for (ODocument document : query) {
            String[] tags = DBUtil.toStringArray(document.field(Attributes.TAGS));
            Collections.addAll(result, tags);
        }
        return result;
    }

    private DocumentStatus findDocumentStatus(String docType, String uri, String sha1) {
        List<ODocument> match = db.getDocumentStatus(docType, uri);
        if (!match.isEmpty()) {
            ODocument entries = match.get(0);
            String oldHash = entries.field(Attributes.SHA1);
            if (!(oldHash.equals(sha1)) || Boolean.FALSE.equals(entries.field(Attributes.RENDERED))) {
                return DocumentStatus.UPDATED;
            } else {
                return DocumentStatus.IDENTICAL;
            }
        } else {
            return DocumentStatus.NEW;
        }
    }
}

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Q: How to exclude multiple property keys from the Elasticsearch index when using GraphAware neo4j-to-elasticsearch integration In the GraphAware neo4j-to-elasticsearch library I can see this property setting as a route to excluding certain Neo4j node properties from the Elasticsearch index:
com.graphaware.module.ES.node.property=key != 'age'

which works perfectly for a single property. But I can't see any documentation for how to specify multiple properties. I've made trial and error attempts with additional property names: comma separated; space separated and lots of other more left-field options but haven't had anything work yet.
Anyone have any experience in this area?
I'm using Neo4j 2.3.2 Enterprise and the appropriate GraphAware library versions.

A: The setting syntax comes from the Inclusion Policies :
https://github.com/graphaware/neo4j-framework/tree/master/common#inclusion-policies
For excluding age and name you can do :
com.graphaware.module.ES.node.property=key != 'age' && key != 'name'

I will amend to readme to provide a link to the Inclusion policies documentation.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


The flooding in Thailand in 2011 hit suppliers of the electronics and automotive industries, and thus car manufacturers in Europe and the US (photo: dany13, www.flickr.com).
In our globalized world an extreme event in one part of the world can have a major impact on business continuity on the other side of the planet. This happened in 2011 when a flooding in Thailand hit suppliers of the electronics and automotive industries, and thus car manufacturers in Europe and the US.
The Thailand event illustrates the importance of supply chain networks being sufficiently robust with respect to climate change risks. Large-scale impacts of climate change on industrial supply chain networks have been assessed for manufacturing industries in Austria, in the alpine state of Tyrol. A survey on climate change risk perceptions and a number of interviews was carried out among 102 manufacturing firms. This was done for the sectors metal and engineering, timber products, and construction. Remarkably, the response rate to the questionnaire was extremely low: only 102 out of 1871 firms replied. Apparently, many firms considered the topic as strategically irrelevant or found it difficult to conceive of climate change impacts as a relevant business factor.
A literature study was part of the Austrian research. This study shows that supply chain networks are vulnerable with respect to climate change in a number of ways.
Raw material supply may be disrupted. Price fluctuations or a long-term increase in prices for timber may result from more insect outbreaks and fires in forests, for instance. The production of mineral raw materials may be hindered by flooding of mines, by gravel roads or railroads being damaged due to heavy precipitation or forest fires, and by water needed for mining operations becoming increasingly scarce. Deliveries from suppliers may be interrupted due to extreme weather events in locations of supplying companies, like the Thailand event in 2011. Roads and railroads may be closed due to inundations or storms, and operations of seaports and inland shipping may be disrupted.
Electricity supply may fail when there is not enough cooling water for thermal power plants during heat waves, or water for hydropower during droughts. In addition, inundations and storms may damage power lines or transformer stations, and blackouts may result from increased energy demand for cooling systems and air conditioning during heat waves. Water supply infrastructure may fail during heavy precipitation and floods, and less precipitation may increase risks of water conflicts between water intensive industrial processes and other forms of water demand.
More intense heat waves can pose health risks particularly for manual labourers due to potential loss of concentration at machines or even heat stroke. Besides, labour productivity may decline. IT networks may fail, when server rooms get flooded or when cables underground or aboveground get damaged during floods or storms. Extreme events like inundations or storms can lead to physical damages at plants as well as at office and storage buildings.
The climate change discussion may increase environmental consciousness of citizens and thus change customer preferences. Extreme weather events can lead to a decline in sales due to decreasing purchasing power of consumers. Moreover, product delivery to customers may be affected by disruption of infrastructure.
Climate change may motivate changes in regulations, incentives and reporting requirements which affect manufacturing firms, including for example changes in product policy, rising environmental taxation, or increasing reporting requirements from capital market institutions. Furthermore, access to finance may become a risk if banks start to refuse credits to companies that are not managing climate risks properly.
Source: Meinel and Abegg, 2017. Global Environmental Change 44: 68-82.


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Theory of Quantum Matter Unit (Nic Shannon)
Dr. Owen Benton
Neutron-scattering map
A New Spin on Reality
A team of physicists at the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University (OIST) has predicted the existence of a new kind of spin liquid. A spin liquid is an exotic phenomenon that...
Members of the OIST Theory of Quantum Matter Unit. From the left: Dr Owen Benton, Dr Ludo Jaubert, Prof Nic Shannon, and Mr Han Yan
Graphic adaptation of a simulation of a neutron scattering experiment
While drinking your favourite cold drink, you probably do not imagine what is going on inside each ice cube. At the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University (OIST), the...
The Quest for Spin Liquids
Post-doctoral researchers, Karim Essafi, Owen Benton and Ludovic Jaubert in the Theory of Quantum Matter Unit at the Okinawa Institute of...
The likelihood of a formation of photons during neutron scattering
The lines in the graph represent the relationship between the energy and the momentum lost by the neutron passing through water ice during neutron scattering experiments. The colour measures the...
Quantum tunnelling for ice water protons
Quantum tunnelling allows a change in the protons' configuration. Hydrogen protons (white sphere) can hop, so that long (hydrogen) and short (covalent) bonds between hydrogen and oxygen are...
Looking for pinch-points
OIST scientists found a theoretical explanation of the proton pattern found in neutron scattering or X-rays experiments. The pinch points (indicated in with black circles) reveal that protons are...
Water ice crystal structure
Most common crystal structure of water ice. Oxygen (red sphere) are located in a hexagonal configuration, similar to a honey comb. Each oxygen ion is bound to neighboring protons (white sphere,...
Magnetic Monopoles: Crystal Clear
Today one of the major goals of physicists is to unify the forces of nature into a Grand Unified Theory that could portray a more elegant and comprehensive representation of the Universe. One...


Holiday lettings company Classic Cottages recently held a special 'thank-you' lunch for their Devon property owners at Lewtrenchard Manor in Lifton.
Holiday lettings company Classic Cottages recently held a special thank-you lunch for their Devon property owners at Lewtrenchard Manor in Lifton.
Around 60 people attended to enjoy the meal prepared by head chef Jason Hornbuckles team. Staff at Classic wanted to treat the owners for their work and the experience they provide guests when staying in Devon.


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Sir Bradley Wiggins has insisted he was not trying to gain an "unfair advantage" from being allowed to use a banned steroid before major races.
The Olympic cyclist told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show he took the powerful anti-inflammatory drug triamcinolone for allergies and respiratory problems.
Sir Bradley said he sought therapeutic use exemptions (TUEs) to "put himself back on a level playing field".
Sir Bradley's TUEs were approved by British authorities and cycling's world governing body, the UCI.
Sir Hugh Robertson, vice-chairman of the British Olympic Association, told BBC Radio 5 live's Sportsweek: "Whatever you think about whether he should have been allowed to do this, the fact is the anti-doping rules at the time allowed him to do so.
"There was a set of rules in place with which he complied entirely."
Sir Bradley's use of the substance has come under scrutiny following revelations made by computer hackers known as Fancy Bears, last week.
The details were revealed after the group accessed the private medical data of some of the world's leading athletes from the World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada).
But a former team doctor of Sir Bradley told BBC Newsnight on Friday that he was "surprised" he had been prescribed the drug.
He took the drug shortly before the 2011 and 2012 editions of the Tour de France and the 2013 Giro d'Italia.
The five-time Olympic champion and 2012 Tour de France winner told BBC One's Andrew Marr Show he had been "a life-long sufferer of asthma".
"I went to my team doctor at the time and we went, in turn, to a specialist to see if there's anything else we could do to cure these problems."
Sir Bradley said doping within cycling was still "an open wound" and said triamcinolone had previously been "abused" by riders.
However, he added: "This was to cure a medical condition. This wasn't about trying to find a way to gain an unfair advantage.
"This was about putting myself back on a level playing-field in order to compete at the highest level."
He said he had been "struggling" with asthma and his breathing before the 2012 Tour de France and decided to "take that medical advice".
"When you win the race three weeks out from the Tour de France, as I did, you're the favourite for the Tour.
"And, in turn, I took that medical advice (to take triamcinolone)."
and that there's no reasonable therapeutic alternative.
Prentice Steffen told BBC's Newsnight that the sport's governing body was wrong to give the cyclist permission to use a powerful corticosteroid before major races.
He said: "I was surprised to see there were TUEs documented for intramuscular triamcinolone just before three major events - two Tours de France and one Tour d'Italia.
"You do have to think it is kind of coincidental that a big dose of intramuscular long-acting corticosteroids would be needed at that… exact time before the most important race of the season.
"I would say certainly now in retrospect it doesn't look good, it doesn't look right from a health or sporting perspective."
BBC Newsnight also spoke to the convicted doper Michael Rasmussen, who said that, taken in isolation, the pattern of Wiggins's use of the corticosteroid triamcinolone ahead of major races seemed "suspicious".
Team Sky has previously defended its use of TUEs, saying: "TUEs for Team Sky riders have been granted by the appropriate authorities and in complete accordance with the rules.
"This is a complex area given the obvious issues around medical confidentiality. There is a legitimate debate across sport on where best to draw the line on transparency.
"It is very rare that a rider needs a TUE and we have robust internal processes in place that we are confident in and which we constantly review.
"Team Sky's approach to anti-doping and our commitment to clean competition are well known."
A spokesman for the UCI said: "The management of Therapeutic Use Exemptions in cycling is robust and fully safeguarded."


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Q: Rails build method modifies object Let's say I have this simple method in my helper that helps me to retrieve a client:
def current_client
  @current_client ||= Client.where(:name => 'my_client_name').first
end

Now calling current_client returns this:
#<Client _id: 5062f7b851dbb2394a00000a, _type: nil, name: "my_client_name">

Perfect. The client has a few associated users, let's look at the last one:
> current_client.user.last
#<User _id: 5062f7f251dbb2394a00000e, _type: nil, name: "user_name">

Later in a new method I call this:
@new_user = current_client.user.build

And now, to my surprise, calling current_client.user.last returns
#<User _id: 50635e8751dbb2127c000001, _type: nil, name: nil>

but users count doesn't change. In other words - it doesn't add the new user but one user is missing... Why is this? How can I repair it?

A: current_client.users.count makes a round trip to the database to figure out how many user records are associated. Since the new user hasn't been saved yet (it's only been built) the database doesn't know about it.
current_client.users.length will give you the count using Ruby.
current_client.users.count # => 2
current_client.users.length # => 2
current_client.users.build
current_client.users.count # => 2
current_client.users.length # => 3


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import typing

from ..repo import description
from . import Command

class Pull(Command):
    """ Pulls a repository """

    LOCAL = True
    FILTER = True

    def run(self, repo: description.RepositoryDescription) -> bool:
        if not repo.local.exists():
            return False

        self.line.linebreak()
        return repo.local.pull()


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The cities of Liverpool and Manchester, some  apart in North West England, are connected in many ways, but also have a historic rivalry in sporting and other senses.

History

Industrialisation
In the Victorian era, both cities underwent substantial industrialisation. The Liverpool and Manchester Railway in 1830 was the world's first inter-city railway, and the first railway to rely exclusively on locomotives driven by steam power, with no horse-drawn traffic permitted at any time; the first to be entirely double track throughout its length; the first to have a signalling system; the first to be fully timetabled; and the first to carry mail.

Trains were hauled by company steam locomotives between the two towns, though private wagons and carriages were allowed. Cable haulage of freight trains was down the steeply-graded  Wapping Tunnel to Liverpool Docks from Edge Hill junction.  The railway was primarily built to provide faster transport of raw materials, finished goods and passengers between the Port of Liverpool and the cotton mills and factories of Manchester and surrounding towns.

Designed and built by George Stephenson, the line was financially successful, and influenced the development of railways across Britain in the 1830s. In 1845 the railway was absorbed by its principal business partner, the Grand Junction Railway (GJR), which in turn amalgamated the following year with the London and Birmingham Railway and the Manchester and Birmingham Railway to form the London and North Western Railway.

Manchester Ship Canal
Relations between the cities turned bitter after the construction of the Manchester Ship Canal in 1894 by Manchester merchants. The Mancunian merchants became disenchanted with the dues they had to pay to import and export goods to and from Manchester. Consequently, they decided to build a ship canal, which was the largest ship canal in the world upon opening in 1894.

Road
In 1976, the M62 motorway at the Liverpool end was completed and opened, connecting Liverpool to Manchester by one motorway.

Rivalry
Since the Industrial Revolution, there has been a consistent rivalry between the two cities based on economic and industrial competition. Manchester through to the 18th century was the far more populous city and was considered representative of the north. By the late 18th century, Liverpool had grown as a major seaport – critical to the growth and success of the northern cotton mills. Over the next century, Liverpool grew to supersede Manchester and throughout the late 19th and early 20th century was often described as the British Empire's second city. The links between the two cities were strengthened with the construction of the Bridgewater Canal, the Mersey and Irwell Navigation and the world's first inter-city railway, the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, for the transport of raw materials inland.

The rivalry is generally agreed to have ignited after the construction of the Manchester Ship Canal. Manchester merchants became disenchanted with the level of dues they had to pay to export and import their goods. The construction, funded by Manchester merchants, was opposed by Liverpool politicians and bred resentment between the two cities. The Ship Canal would become the largest in the world upon opening in January 1894 and highlighted the length the merchants were prepared to take to avoid paying dues. Today, the crests of both the city of Manchester and Manchester United include stylised ships representing the Manchester Ship Canal and Manchester's trade roots. The ship is also included on the crest of many other Mancunian institutions such as Manchester City Council and rivals Manchester City F.C.

Tensions between working-class Liverpool dockers and labourers in Manchester was heightened after its completion in 1894, just three months before the first meeting between Liverpool and Newton Heath (which would later become Manchester United) in a play-off match that would see Newton Heath relegated to the Second Division.
In 2001, an agreement was signed between representatives of the two cities to not compete with each other for funding in which Manchester was referenced as the regional capital city.

Rivalry in football
A notable rivalry exists between the football clubs and supporters of Everton, Liverpool, Manchester City and Manchester United.

Liverpool vs Manchester United

The rivalry between Liverpool and United supporters is fierce and considered the biggest regional football rivalry in England. This is partly due to the fact that Manchester United and Liverpool have dominated the English game and are the country's two most successful clubs.

Liverpool vs Manchester City

Liverpool and Manchester City have a newer and growing rivalry that began in the Premier League in the early 2010s, with the rivalry intensifying as the decade progressed. The two clubs competed against each other in the top four in the 2016–17 season. They competed in the Quarter-final in UEFA Champions League in 2017–18, when Liverpool saw off Manchester City. They competed at the top two for the Premier League title for a few times, first in 2013–14 and more recently the historic 2018–19 season, in which both clubs finish with 97 and 98 points respectively (at least 25 above the other clubs), having attempted to one-up against each other throughout the mid-season until the final match of the season, when Manchester City ultimately won the title after defeating Brighton with a 4–1 scoreline. They competed at the top two again in 2019–20 season, with Liverpool finally winning this time.

Everton vs Manchester United
A significant rivalry dating back to the 1960s, the two have met in two FA Cup finals that both ended in shock wins. A ten-man Manchester United stopping newly crowned League and European Cup Winners' Cup champions Everton 1–0 in 1985. A decade later a mid-table Everton beat a dominant United 1–0 in 1995 with a spirited defensive display. Crowd trouble has often marred fixtures, a 2005 FA Cup game at Goodison Park was described as the "worst football related violence seen in Liverpool" by Merseyside Police.

Cup finals between the cities' teams

See also
North West England#Metropolitan areas
Liverpool and Manchester Railway
Northwest Regional Development Agency

References

Culture in Lancashire
Liverpool
Manchester
North West England
Regional rivalries


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HBG JCC Senior Adult Club to Resume Weekly In-Person Programming
By Adam Grobman
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2. In a small bowl, whisk the sauce ingredients together until combined (cornstarch should no longer be visible). Set aside.
3. Heat a tablespoon of oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add green beans and season with a pinch of salt. Stir and cook for 3-4 minutes, until beans are bright green but still crisp. Transfer to a large plate or bowl and set aside.
4. Add another tablespoon of oil to the skillet over medium-high heat. Pour the chicken from the bag into the hot skillet. Season the chicken with a pinch of salt and pepper.
5. Add the chicken and saute for 5-7 minutes or until cooked through and no longer pink, stirring and turning the chicken occasionally for even browning. Using a slotted spoon, add the chicken to the plate with the green beans.
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Net.Sockets;
using System.Net;
using Manos.IO;
using System.Threading;

namespace Manos.IO.Managed
{
	class TcpSocket : IPSocket<ByteBuffer, IByteStream>, ITcpSocket, ITcpServerSocket
	{
		TcpStream stream;
		bool wasDisposing;

		class TcpStream : ManagedByteStream, ISendfileCapable
		{
			TcpSocket parent;

			internal TcpStream (TcpSocket parent)
				: base (parent.Context, 4 * 1024)
			{
				this.parent = parent;
			}

			public override long Position {
				get { throw new NotSupportedException (); }
				set { throw new NotSupportedException (); }
			}

			public override bool CanRead {
				get { return true; }
			}

			public override bool CanWrite {
				get { return true; }
			}

			protected override void Dispose (bool disposing)
			{
				if (!parent.disposed) {
					parent.socket.BeginDisconnect (false, ar => {
						Context.Enqueue (delegate {
							try {
								((System.Net.Sockets.Socket) ar.AsyncState).EndDisconnect (ar);
								((System.Net.Sockets.Socket) ar.AsyncState).Dispose ();
							} catch {
							}

							RaiseEndOfStream ();

							parent.EndDispose ();

							base.Dispose (disposing);
						});
					}, parent.socket);
				}
			}

			protected override void DoRead ()
			{
				System.Net.Sockets.SocketError se;
				parent.socket.BeginReceive (buffer, 0, buffer.Length, SocketFlags.None, out se, ReadCallback, null);
			}

			void ReadCallback (IAsyncResult ar)
			{
				Context.Enqueue (delegate {
					if (!parent.disposed) {
						ResetReadTimeout ();

						System.Net.Sockets.SocketError error;
						int len = parent.socket.EndReceive (ar, out error);

						if (error != System.Net.Sockets.SocketError.Success) {
							RaiseError (new Manos.IO.SocketException ("Read failure", Errors.ErrorToSocketError (error)));
						} else if (len == 0) {
							RaiseEndOfStream ();
							Close ();
						} else {
							byte [] newBuffer = new byte [len];
							Buffer.BlockCopy (buffer, 0, newBuffer, 0, len);

							RaiseData (new ByteBuffer (newBuffer));
							DispatchRead ();
						}
					}
				});
			}

			protected override WriteResult WriteSingleFragment (ByteBuffer fragment)
			{
				parent.socket.BeginSend (fragment.Bytes, fragment.Position, fragment.Length, SocketFlags.None, WriteCallback, null);
				return WriteResult.Consume;
			}

			void WriteCallback (IAsyncResult ar)
			{
				Context.Enqueue (delegate {
					if (!parent.disposed) {
						ResetWriteTimeout ();

						System.Net.Sockets.SocketError err;
						parent.socket.EndSend (ar, out err);
						if (err != System.Net.Sockets.SocketError.Success) {
							RaiseError (new Manos.IO.SocketException ("Write failure", Errors.ErrorToSocketError (err)));
						} else {
							HandleWrite ();
						}
					}
				});
			}

			public void SendFile (string file)
			{
				parent.socket.BeginSendFile (file, ar => {
					parent.socket.EndSendFile (ar);
				}, null);
			}
		}

		public TcpSocket (Context context, AddressFamily addressFamily)
			: base (context, addressFamily, ProtocolFamily.Tcp)
		{
		}

		TcpSocket (Context context, AddressFamily addressFamily, System.Net.Sockets.Socket socket)
			: base (context, addressFamily, socket)
		{
		}

		public override void Connect (IPEndPoint endpoint, Action callback, Action<Exception> error)
		{
			if (callback == null)
				throw new ArgumentNullException ("callback");
			if (error == null)
				throw new ArgumentNullException ("error");

			socket.BeginConnect (endpoint.Address.address, endpoint.Port, (ar) => {
				Context.Enqueue (delegate {
					if (!disposed) {
						try {
							socket.EndConnect (ar);
							IsConnected = true;
							callback ();
						} catch (System.Net.Sockets.SocketException e) {
							error (new Manos.IO.SocketException ("Connect failure", Errors.ErrorToSocketError (e.SocketErrorCode)));
						}
					}
				});
			}, null);
		}

		protected override void Dispose (bool disposing)
		{
			GetSocketStream ().Dispose ();
			wasDisposing = disposing;
		}

		void EndDispose ()
		{
			disposed = true;
			base.Dispose (wasDisposing);
		}

		public override IByteStream GetSocketStream ()
		{
			CheckDisposed ();

			if (stream == null) {
				stream = new TcpStream (this);
			}
			return stream;
		}

		public void Listen (int backlog, Action<ITcpSocket> callback)
		{
			try {
				socket.Listen (backlog);
				AcceptOne (callback);
			} catch (System.Net.Sockets.SocketException e) {
				throw new Manos.IO.SocketException ("Listen failure", Errors.ErrorToSocketError (e.SocketErrorCode));
			}
		}

		void AcceptOne (Action<ITcpSocket> callback)
		{
			socket.BeginAccept (ar => {
				if (!disposed) {
					var sock = socket.EndAccept (ar);

					Context.Enqueue (delegate {
						callback (new TcpSocket (Context, AddressFamily, sock));
						AcceptOne (callback);
					});
				}
			}, null);
		}
	}
}


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Takreer, Neste, OMV plan Abu Dhabi refinery
Published Monday, December 17, 2007
Takreer of Abu Dhabi, Finland's Neste Oil and Austria's OMV plan to build a plant in Abu Dhabi to make base oil, the main element in lubricants, Neste Oil said on Monday.
The joint venture, which aims to build the plant with an annual capacity of 500,000 tonnes and to capitalise on growing demand for high-performance base oils, would be 60 per cent owned by Takreer, 20 per cent by Neste Oil and 20 per cent by OMV, Neste Oil said in a statement.
Abu Dhabi Oil Refining Company (Takreer) is a unit of state-run Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC). Takreer's hydrocracker would supply the feedstock for the base oil unit.
Neste's specialty products head Kimmo Rahkamo said the plant, at Ruwais in western Abu Dhabi, would begin operations in 2012, if all goes as initially planned, but that the value of the investment was unclear as it was still early days.
"The planning starts in the summer and it is about a one-year process. After that we will know how big an investment it would be and if it is worth doing," Rahkamo told Reuters.
"The building is then a 2-3 year project."
Planning of the project would start in the second quarter of 2008 at the latest, Neste said.
Neste said its earlier project to build base oil production in Bahrain was also progressing and Rahkamo said Neste would aim to make a possible investment decision by the middle of 2008, when the cost estimates are clearer.
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Q: Plot Projects - MyNotificationOpenReceiver.class not getting triggered, why? Android
-Initialization of plot is done successfully and latitude and longitude is also getting printed in debug log.
-But MyNotificationOpenReceiver is not getting triggered in android 5.1+.
In manifest:
<receiver android:exported="false" android:name=".MyNotificationOpenReceiver">
            <intent-filter>
                <action android:name="com.activationmobileapp.ready2ride.plot.OpenNotification" />
            </intent-filter>
</receiver>
Reciever class:
public class MyNotificationOpenReceiver extends BroadcastReceiver {

@Override
public void onReceive(Context context, Intent intent) {

    FilterableNotification notification = intent.getParcelableExtra("notification");
    if (notification.getData() == null)
        return;

    Intent openIntent = new Intent(context, MainActivity.class);
    openIntent.setAction("com.activationmobileapp.ready2ride.plot.OpenNotification");
    openIntent.putExtras(intent.getExtras());
    openIntent.setFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK | Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_REORDER_TO_FRONT);
    Log.e("debug", "onReceive: " );
    context.startActivity(openIntent);
}
}

Main avtivity:
 Plot.init(this);

gradle:
 compile 'com.plotprojects:plot-android:2.3.0-beta'