James Singleton was killed in action on 9/8/18. Even though he enlisted at Yarram, he is another young man whose name is missing from the Alberton Shire Soldiers' Memorial. At the same time, his name – Singleton, J – is included on the Shire of Alberton Roll of Honor, but it does not have the marking for 'killed'.
James Singleton was one of the large group who enlisted at Yarram in mid September 1914. He enlisted on 17/9/14 and was issued with railway warrant number 26 on 21/9/14. The list of railway warrants also has 'killed' against his name, Jas Singleton. His name also appeared on the list of those examined by the local doctors – as part of the enlistment process – to 31/12/14. It also appeared in reports in the Gippsland Standard and Alberton Shire Representative at that time – 21/9/14 and 23/9/14 – which described the departure of the men from the railway station at Alberton. According to the local paper, he was one of those selected to join the light horse.
When he enlisted he was 31 yo and single. He gave his next-of-kin as his sister – Martha Singleton – who was living at Flinders. He himself had been born at Flinders, Mornington Peninsula, and had attended the local state school there. He had had no previous military experience and on his enlistment form he acknowledged that he had been 'fined for common assault.' His religion was Presbyterian. His occupation was simply stated as 'laborer' and it appears that he was working in the local area at the time War broke out. There was a family of Singleton – Thomas Henry Singleton and Alice Singleton – who were farmers at Binginwarri. Possibly they were relatives and he was working on their farm.
Private Singleton enlisted as reinforcements for 7 Battalion and embarked from Melbourne on 22/12/14. However, by the time of Gallipoli he was attached to 8 Battalion. At the Gallipoli Landing on 25/4/15 he was wounded in the leg and evacuated. One version of the episode was that he was wounded in the neck, back and leg. He rejoined his unit (8 Battalion) in mid June but then in late September the same year he was hospitalised again and it appears that this was related to the 'old wound'. The medical record is hard to follow but it appears that after rejoining his unit, he was again hospitalised. This time it was enteric fever and he was transferred to a hospital in the UK (Oxford) in early November 1915. He remained in the UK until late May 1916 when he was sent back to Egypt. Once back in Egypt, there was yet more time in hospital with ongoing problems from the initial bullet wound. The file has him returning to duty at the end of June 1916.
Private Singleton's service file has copies of formal medical reports from the time he spent in hospital in the UK. The first one, dated 29/1/16, described the 'disability' as 'G.S. Wound Right Calf' . It noted that the disability occurred on 25/4/15 at Anzac and described how … He was struck on the front of the right leg, the bullet entering about the middle third. The bullet emerged on the inner side just above the ankle. There was no discharge from the wound and no fracture. The 'present condition' was that … He is complaining of pain round the ankle and up the leg on walking any distance. But the report concluded that … There is no permanent disability to be detected. The recommendation was … Home Service for three months. Then in late February/ early March 1916, a medical board determined that he was … Fit for Home Service light duty (6 months) in Egypt, which explains why he was returned to Egypt from the UK. In the period when he was in the UK, Private Singleton was charged with 'resisting arrest' – it is not clear why he was to be arrested in the first place – and he was placed in detention for one week ('168 hours') and lost 1 week of pay.
Private Singleton did not get his full 6 months of light duty in Egypt because in July 1916 he was dispatched to France. He was still with 8 Battalion. Again, the old wound caused problems and there was more hospitalisation, first in France and then, from December 1916, in England. He was finally released from hospital in February 1917 but almost immediately, after presumably a period of leave in London, he was back in hospital – 1st Australian Dermatological Hospital – where he spent 119 days (13/3/17 to 7/7/17). He then rejoined 8 Battalion in France on 18/8/17.
Private Singleton's run of poor health continued. In January 1918, he was accidentally injured – fractured rib – and again hospitalised, first in France and then In England. He remained in England until early June 1918 and then proceeded to France. He rejoined 8 Battalion in the field on 13/6/18. Less than 2 months later he was killed in action on 9/8/18 in the Battle of Amiens. The cable advising the family of his death was dated 21/8/18. Private Singleton's body was never recovered and his name is commemorated on the memorial at Villers-Bretonneux.
The whole advance had taken place over a long flat plain ending at the 'Red Line' [immediately in front of Harbonnieres] with a pronounced rise – ideal ground for defence and very difficult for attack since the movement of very individual could be observed. In addition to this there was no artillery support. The mobile 18 pounder brought to cope with battery on ridge was completely put out of action after firing three shots. Therefore the fight was purely an infantry one against big odds in the shape of well concealed machine guns and splendidly placed field guns.
The heavy fighting on the second day of the ongoing Battle of Amiens was reflected in casualty figures. The war diary for 8 Battalion indicates that in the 3 days of fighting from 9 -11 August there were 49 killed and 233 wounded but that for the very first day – 9 August – there were 30 killed, 184 wounded and 9 missing. After the success on the first day of the battle, the AIF had moved to a more open-ground form of fighting, but the casualty levels were still very high.
I knew him well, he had wandered around Victoria a good deal but I think he enlisted in Gippsland.
In 1920, following queries from the family, the AIF advised that there was no personal kit to return. Private Singleton's will named his sister – Martha Singleton of Flinders – as the sole beneficiary. She had also been given as next-of-kin on enlistment. After the War, she also completed the information for the (National) Roll of Honour which gave Flinders as the location with which her brother had been 'chiefly connected'. As per normal, the military authorities questioned the sister – she was the oldest sister – if the parents were still living and if not if there were brothers. The sister replied (1920) that both parents were dead and that the oldest brother – George – was a patient at the Yarra Bend Asylum. She stated that she was the oldest sister and that she 'would be glad' to take care of the medals. In the end, it appears that the medals went to the next oldest brother – William – who also lived at Flinders. Obviously, there was a strong family link to Flinders and, in fact, Private Singleton's name appears on the war memorial there (Singleton J). However, he was obviously living and working in the Yarram area at the time he enlisted and, as noted, there is a partial – or, more correctly, incomplete – record of his service and sacrifice in the Shire.
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package io.jboot.web.handler;

import com.jfinal.aop.Interceptor;
import com.jfinal.core.Action;
import com.jfinal.core.Controller;

import java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

/**
 * @author michael yang (fuhai999@gmail.com)
 */
public class JbootActionReporterInvocation extends JbootActionInvocation {

    protected static ThreadLocal<List<Interceptor>> invokedInterceptors = ThreadLocal.withInitial(ArrayList::new);
    protected static ThreadLocal<Boolean> controllerInvokeFlag = ThreadLocal.withInitial(() -> Boolean.FALSE);

    public JbootActionReporterInvocation(Action action, Controller controller) {
        super(action, controller);
    }

    @Override
    public void invoke() {
        if (index < inters.length) {
            Interceptor interceptor = inters[index++];
            invokedInterceptors.get().add(interceptor);
            interceptor.intercept(this);
        } else if (index++ == inters.length) {    // index++ ensure invoke action only one time
            try {
                // Invoke the action
                controllerInvokeFlag.set(true);
                returnValue = action.getMethod().invoke(target, args);
            } catch (InvocationTargetException e) {
                Throwable t = e.getTargetException();
                if (t == null) {
                    t = e;
                }
                throw t instanceof RuntimeException ? (RuntimeException) t : new RuntimeException(t);
            } catch (RuntimeException e) {
                throw e;
            } catch (Throwable t) {
                throw new RuntimeException(t);
            }
        }
    }

    public static List<Interceptor> getInvokedInterceptor() {
        return invokedInterceptors.get();
    }

    public static boolean isControllerInvoked() {
        return controllerInvokeFlag.get();
    }

    public static void clear() {
        invokedInterceptors.get().clear();
        invokedInterceptors.remove();
        controllerInvokeFlag.remove();
    }

    public Interceptor[] getInters() {
        return inters;
    }

}

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I like to observe. It's one of my favourite things, and no, I don't believe that makes me a creeper.
I like to take notice of patterns, habits, tendencies and systems. I like to attempt to identify what changes I can make to something in order to get a better result. I enjoy watching, strategizing, planning and activating in learning.
That doesn't make me weird, it just makes me, me.
I sometimes wonder if I am too busy to notice all that is happening around me. I've heard people say that you need to "stop and smell the roses" from time to time, and well, those people are right.
Being busy gets in the way from actually being productive.
A flurry of activity doesn't always equal greater results. I can finally say that I'm learning to stop, listen, create and learn so that I can move forward.
Maybe it's time for you to make the same observation?


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Make your personal inexpensive ant traps using boric acid and sweet liquid. Mix a few tablespoons of boric acid powder right into a cup of honey, molasses, or simple syrup. Pour the mixture into bottle caps or shallow plastic lids. Place these traps in areas where you may have seen ants, but maintain them out of the attain of youngsters and pets. Eradicate pests naturally. Generally you don't need to resort to chemical compounds to manage pests. Eradicating sources of water, food and shelter is one method to do away with them. That is notably efficient within the case of rodents. In case you have pets, don't go away food or water bowls outside, and make sure that you have no holes or cracks in the exterior of your private home.
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Tesla has been masking its lobbying efforts on solar panels and battery storage through the Energy Freedom Coalition of America, a trade association that is little more than a front for the automaker and alternative energy company, public documents suggest.
SolarCity, which Tesla bought in 2016, began the practice of using the EFCA to promote its products and services without acknowledging it was the only significant member of the organization. EFCA was initially portrayed as a solar advocacy group with grassroots support.
Anyone signing the petition would "demonstrate to … the broader political community that the people of Arizona stand with rooftop solar and energy choice," wrote an EFCA spokesperson at the time.
EFCA noted that its list of members included Silevo, SolarCity Corporation, ZEP Solar, Go Solar, 1 Sun Solar Electric and Ecological Energy Systems.
However, far from being a grassroots environmental advocacy organization or a broad trade body, the EFCA seems to represent little more than the lobbying arm of Tesla's energy division.
Three of its named "member" businesses — Silevo, SolarCity and Zep Solar — are actually subsidiaries of Tesla. Two of the remaining companies are small regional solar installers. TechCrunch could not immediately identify Go Solar LLC.
It was slightly more forthcoming in a filing with the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission early in 2017, discussing proposed community solar gardens. EFCA wrote that it "represents a broad range of businesses that are fully integrated providers of distributed energy resources (DERs) products and services." These, it wrote, could include rooftop solar, distributed generation, thermal and battery energy storage and smart energy services, for residential, commercial, industrial and government customers.
Although EFCA's legal representative for filings in New Hampshire has an EFCA email address, her LinkedIn profile shows that her job title is Campaign Projects Coordinator at Tesla. Recent filings on behalf of EFCA have been made by a senior policy advisor at Tesla. In fact, EFCA itself is listed as a Tesla subsidiary in filings with the SEC.
Tesla lobbies under its own name in many parts of the country, so how did it come to be working under the guise of the EFCA, and why is it continuing to do so?
The story goes back to 2006, and the formation of SolarCity by two of Musk's cousins, Lyndon Rive and Peter Rive. SolarCity took the novel approach of installing photovoltaic systems for no money down, instead leasing them to homeowners in exchange for decades of payments for cheaper, greener electricity. Musk invested in SolarCity and took the role of chairman.
SolarCity grew quickly, becoming the largest solar installer in the United States by 2013, despite a business model that required taking on mountains of debt. The company regularly sparred with traditional utility companies, often as part of a rooftop solar trade association called The Alliance for Solar Choice, or TASC.
In late 2015, rooftop solar was facing a tough situation in Nevada. NV Energy, the state's monopoly electricity provider, wanted to slash domestic solar incentives, and the solar industry was fighting for its life. While SolarCity took a collaborative approach, its main rival, SunRun, suggested suspicious ties between the utility and Nevada's governor.
SolarCity ultimately withdrew from TASC, saying that its focus was moving beyond residential solar. The new EFCA would "capture more of our interests," a spokesperson told Utility Dive at the time. SolarCity persuaded a small Las Vegas company called 1 Sun Solar Electric, among others, to join EFCA. 1 Sun, which installs five to 10 residential solar systems in the city each month, was keen to protect its local business.
Despite the resources EFCA could bring to bear, Nevada did reduce solar incentives at the end of 2015. Many national solar companies, including SolarCity and SunRun, subsequently left the state.
Toward the end of 2016, Tesla bought SolarCity for $2.6 billion, and EFCA along with it. State records and filings indicate that EFCA has now been active in more than 30 proceedings in 16 states, and has retained lobbyists in at least Arizona, Utah, Montana, Florida, New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Washington. It does not appear to have initiated any filings that would not benefit Tesla or its subsidiaries.
EFCA had no fewer than 23 lobbyists working for it in Arizona in 2016, while the organization spent $110,000 on lobbyists in Florida the next year, both according to Follow the Money. It has also hired multiple law firms to help it draft and submit filings across the nation.
EFCA's website is no longer active, and the coalition has not tweeted since early 2017. However, one exception to the organization's low profile is in Hawaii, where EFCA initiated new filings in 2018 because, Tesla says, the coalition is a known entity there. Even those recent filings, however, are vague about who is actually lobbying in the state.
The only identifiable non-Tesla companies, 1 Sun Solar Electric and Ecological Energy Systems, are based in Nevada and Tennessee, and show no signs of expanding to the Pacific. Tesla, by contrast, has a massive solar plus storage facility on the island of Kauai.
Some of EFCA's newer filings do reference Tesla, generally to note that the company owns SolarCity.
Tim LaPira, associate professor of Political Science at James Madison University, notes that it is virtually unknown for a trade association to be owned and controlled by a single company.
EFCA continues to lobby state utility commissions, for example proposing changes to net metering and energy storage rules in California last month. That document did not mention Tesla at all.


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Prof., RNDr., DrSc.
Born April 16, 1951 in Brno
1969, graduate, secondary general education school, Brno, Lechova 63;
1969-1974, Faculty of Natural Science (FS), Jan Evangelista Purkyně University (UJEP), Brno (chemistry);
1975, RNDr., FS UJEP (physical chemistry);
1985, CSc., Institute of Technology Brno (applied physics);
1992, Associate Professor in physical chemistry, Institute of Chemical Technology, Prague;
1997, Full Professor of physical chemistry, Masaryk University (MU), Brno
1976-1995, professional and scientific worker in various positions, Institute of Instrumental Technology, Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, Brno;
1986-1987, visiting fellow, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda (USA);
1992-1995, visiting scientist, Marion Merrel Dow Research Institute, Strasbourg, France;
1995-present, FS MU, Department of Theoretical and Physical Chemistry;
1996-2000, Deputy Head, Laboratory of the Structure and Dynamics of Biomolecules;
2000-present, Deputy Director, National Centre for Research on Biomolecules
Membership in domestic scientific bodies (selection):
1998-present, Member, Scientific Councils: SC of MU;
1999-presemt. SC, Faculty of Natural Science, MU;
2000-2003, Charles University in Prague;
1999-2002, Member, Commission for Defence of Theses in 14-04-9 Physical Chemistry and in 14-06-9 Chemical Physics;
2003-present, Member, Commission for Defence of Doctoral Theses in Analytical Chemistry;
2001-present, Member, Commission for Evaluation of Research Plans and Results of Institutional Research of the State Office for Nuclear Safety.
Membership and positions in international organizations and societies:
Member, International Society of Magnetic Resonance, Groupment Ampére
Member, Editorial Board, Journal of Magnetic Resonance
Important awards:
2001, Award, Learned Society (in the category of scientific worker)
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Kałuże – wieś w Polsce położona w województwie łódzkim, w powiecie wieluńskim, w gminie Pątnów.

Przed II wojną światową nosiła nazwę Polaki.

Przez niezabudowaną część miejscowości przebiega ruchliwa droga krajowa nr 43 Częstochowa – Wieluń. W latach 1975–1998 miejscowość położona była w województwie sieradzkim.

W lesie w pobliżu wsi znajduje się "Dolina objawienia", w której od 1856 co roku 3 maja są odprawiane msze święte. Jest tam także źródełko wody, która jest tak czysta, że można ją pić bez przegotowania. Wodzie tej przypisuje się właściwości lecznicze.

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne

 Nieoficjalna strona Kałuż

Pątnów (gmina)

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26 Stunning Rose Gold Bridal Apparel Ideas!
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AstraZeneca today announced that the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has accepted a supplemental New Drug Application (sNDA) for the use of Tagrisso (osimertinib), a third-generation, irreversible epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) tyrosine kinase inhibitor (TKI) with clinical activity against central nervous system (CNS) metastases, in the 1st-line treatment of patients with metastatic non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) whose tumours have EGFR mutations (exon 19 deletions or exon 21 (L858R) substitution mutations). The FDA has granted Tagrisso Priority Review status and previously granted Breakthrough Therapy Designation in the 1st-line treatment of patients with metastatic EGFR mutation-positive (EGFRm) NSCLC.
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You can be among the first to use, and provide feedback for improvement, by accessing the tool here.
Please note: the tool is just a prototype for now, so usual constraints apply: we can't guarantee availability or performance, it is available in English only and the design is purposefully simple.
If you have other questions, thoughts or suggestions about the tool which you'd like to discuss with other customers or our team, please respond to this thread.
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Also our partners will like it !
I did a similar distribution of "Recommended Articles" to selected PTC partners. For historical reasons mainly but not exclusively to TSPs for Creo Elements/Direct. Manually selected, on a monthly basis, no daily refresh, not related to user's recently viewed articles, ... Yours is much better !
Just one suggestion: Please reconsider the text colors. Deep black on dark grey is still ok, but light blue on light or dark grey - that could be much easier to read if there were darker fonts and more contrast.
I don't like that I'm forced to view the article in a pop up window. I should be able to middle click the links and open each one in a separate tab. With this viewer I also lose the "Related" section of the articles. Sharing relevant articles is good, but please don't change how I view and interact with the articles.
"The articles below are ones that you've not viewed recently..."
What is the time period for "recently"? I've already read all of the articles listed, many of them multiple times. I'm just not sure how recently. It would be great if this tool listed the last time I read the article, and it would be even greater if the articles themselves could show what changed since the last time I read them.
I agree with Tom's comments.
In addition, if possible, I think that you should recommend only articles suitable for SW versions in use (that information could be taken from data sent to PTC by Performance Advisor).
If I'm using Windchill 11.0 and an article applies only to 10.2 you shouldn't recommend it.
"I should be able to middle click the links and open each one in a separate tab. With this viewer I also lose the "Related" section of the articles. Sharing relevant articles is good, but please don't change how I view and interact with the articles."
The interface that you are seeing right now is aiming at collecting your feedback on the validity of the recommendation during this first experimentation.
Once we release this feature on eSupport, you will be able to consume the recommended articles like you describe above, and access all the features from the article viewer.
I already wrote, using the new tools, that it's at least a couple of weeks that recommendations are always the same despite at the end of tool presentation it's written "Your list of recommendations is refreshed daily".
Another suggestion is to use data we send to Performance Advisor so that you recommend only article that make sense.
For example if we have Oracle as DB I don't think you should suggest me articles based on SQL systems or if we are an Windchill 11 you shoudn't recommend articles of last year about Windchill 10.2.
Hi @Marco_Tosin, and thank you for your feedback.
We had indeed noticed your comment on the lack of refresh and our dev team is currently looking into it.
Regarding your suggestion to filter our articles that are not relevent (version, etc.), this is indeed something that we have in mind as well. This will require significant changes in our tooling and knowledge management processes. As a result, this is probably not going to be available at first release, but may come in the future. We will see if there are some alternate techniques we could achieve similar results.
Maybe you can look at last open/closed case where it's written on which version customer opened the case, if it's difficult to look at PA for Creo/Windchill.
I noticed one thing after you released this tool.
"We weren't able to find enough activity in the last 100 days to make recommendations for you. Please use Search to find articles of interest and come back to this page in a few days for a new list of recommendations."


I noticed in one news report that a big chunk of the GOP legislators didn't show up for the special session today.
Either they know it's just for show and nothing will happen or they want to use the fact they didn't vote on it as a carrot to evangelicals and Tea Bagged Trumpers come election time.
Whatever Dallas Woodhouse is smoking, I don't want any part of it.


Sony Music purchased Ministry Of Sound Recordings Ltd. for a consideration of £67m on August 9 last year, MBW can reveal.
The figure, buried deep in Ministry Of Sound Group Ltd's latest accounts, is significantly higher than previously rumored pricetags.
At the exchange rate of the time, the sale price equates to US $104m. Today, that figure works out to the equivalent of $81m.
Yet as anyone keeping an eye on Sony's aggressive marketplace activity in the past two years will know, its recent spending spree hasn't stopped there.
More fresh financial filings for the major in the UK, also uncovered by MBW, have revealed some other key sale prices.
First, Century Media – the German-born hard rock and metal label/distributor.
Sony acquired 100% of the business, which was founded in Dortmund, for £12.156m in July 2015.
Then there was Essential Music & Marketing – the label services company which later helped create Sony's RED Essential business in London.
We've learned that Sony purchased that company from Cooking Vinyl Group for a total consideration of £3.661m in March 2016.
In addition, we've learned today that Sony snapped up 50% in Simon Cowell's Syco Holdings Ltd. for a total consideration of £86.456m in July 2015.
You can read all about that deal through here.
Across all four of these acquisitions – Ministry, Century, Essential and Syco – Sony Music spent just under £170m ($207m) in less than two years.
Now that's what we call "aggressively pursuing repertoire acquisition".
MBW revealed yesterday that Ministry Of Sound Recordings Ltd posted improved revenues for 2015, up 8% on the prior year.
However, its gross profit margin fell to 45%, representing an estimated total gross profit of £12.2m.
The Ministry's label's respected A&R force was led by David Dollimore, now RCA Label Group chief at Sony, and Dipesh Parmar, recently named MD of Sony's Ministry imprint (reporting into Dollimore).
We've since learned that Sony Music UK Entertainment posted revenues of £198m in the 12 months ended March 2016.


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Filip Kuťák (* 21. července 1996 Hradec Králové) je český lední hokejista hrající na pozici středního útočníka. Jeho bratři David a Martin hrají fotbal, přičemž David nastoupil k několika zápasům i ve druhé české lize.

Život
S ledním hokejem začal ve čtyřech letech ve svém rodném městě. Když mu bylo čtrnáct, přešel do Pardubic. Během sezóny 2013/2014 přestoupil, stále ještě v mládežnických kategoriích, do Vítkovic. V ročníku 2015/2016 se objevil v mužském výběru, ovšem nikoliv ve Vítkovicích, nýbrž na hostování v Prostějově a v Benátkách nad Jizerou. Sezónu 2016/2017 kompletně strávil v mužském výběru HC Poruby. Následující ročník (2016/2017) pendloval na hostováních v Benátkách nad Jizerou a ve Frýdku-Místku a další sezónu pak strávil vedle Frýdku-Místku ještě v HC Orlová a mezi šumperskými Draky, stále však na hostováních. Před ročníkem 2019/2020 přestoupil do pražské Slavie, za níž nastupoval v Chance lize, tedy ve druhé nejvyšší soutěži v České republice. V sezóně 2022/2023 nastupuje za klub HC Stadion Litoměřice.

Patřil mezi členy reprezentačních výběrů své země. Na mistrovství světa hráčů do 18 let hrané v roce 2014 patřil do národního týmu, který na turnaji po finálové porážce s výběrem Spojených států amerických v poměru 2:5 vybojoval stříbrné medaile.

Vedle ledního hokeje se věnuje také hokeji na kolečkových bruslích, v němž patří do reprezentačních výběrů. V roce 2018 se stal na šampionátu organizace FIRS mistrem světa.

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Narození v Hradci Králové
Narození v roce 1996
Narození 21. července
Hráči HC Prostějov
Hráči HC Benátky nad Jizerou
Hráči HC Šumperk
Hráči HC Poruba
Hráči HC Slavia Praha
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Interviews with Football Frenemies: Kent State Golden Flashes Edition
It wouldn't be September without some MACtion at Beaver Stadium.
By Aaron Yorke@AaronPYorke Sep 14, 2018, 8:15am EDT
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Penn State fans this season have seen a too-close-for-comfort win over Appalachian State and a very fun road blowout of Pittsburgh. The biggest question so far has to be in regards to the defense. Which is the form we will see going forward? The one that gave up four fourth-quarter touchdowns in the opener and was gashed on the ground by Pittsburgh in the first half? Or the dominating unit that blanked the Panthers in the final 30 minutes?
We might not get a definitive answer in the next two weeks as the Nittany Lions get set to face off against perennial bottom-dwellers in Kent State and Illinois, but having more football to play before Ohio State comes to town should only be good for this developing defense.
Plus, the Golden Flashes are looking spry, having scored a combined 78 points in their first two games thanks to newcomers at head coach and quarterback. Penn State might be favored by a boatload of points on Saturday, but Kent State isn't going to just lay down. We could even see another mid-major scare like two weeks ago if everything breaks right (or wrong).
To learn more about Kent State, we talked to James Snyder from SB Nation's MAC blog, Hustle Belt. Thanks to James for taking the time to answer our questions!
Black Shoe Diaries: Former Syracuse co-offensive coordinator Sean Lewis is already looking like a good hire. There's a new dynamic athlete at quarterback, and he helped Kent State put a scare into Illinois before stomping Howard. Does Lewis have the potential to get this program into yearly bowl contention, or is it too early to tell?
Hustle Belt: Obviously it is too early to tell, but the early returns do look promising. The offense has made a dramatic improvement from last season, and I don't believe that is just because of the quarterback.
BSD: Junior college transfer Woody Barrett has breathed life into a passing game that was dismal last season. In his Division I debut against Illinois, he was fantastic, throwing for 270 yards while completing 68 percent of his passes and rushing for over 100 yards to boot. In the Howard game, though, he wasn't nearly as effective even as the Golden Flashes rolled to a big win. Which game do you think best represents what Barrett brings to the table, and what should we expect going forward?
HB: The Howard game, because he affected the game tremendously. While his deep throws didn't always connect, or usually, they still kept the defense honest. Its focus on his abilities allowed running backs Justin Rankin and Jo-El Shaw to have big games. Rankin rushed for 147 yards on just 12 carries, while Shaw added 105 on 12.
BSD: Rankin is off to a good start as the lead tailback, but he only has three receptions in the passing game after leading the team with 42 in 2017. Should new head coach Sean Lewis look to throw the ball more to Rankin, or is he developing an attack that focuses more on downfield passes?
HB: As is typical for this type of offense, it tends to take what the defenses give it. I think you'll see the backs get more receptions as the year goes on.
BSD: Speaking of that passing game, Barrett has already completed throws to 11 different targets this season. So far, Raekwon James leads the team in receiving yards and is second in receptions. Is he now a full-time wide receiver, or is he going to get some carries going forward? Is he the most dangerous pass-catcher that Kent State has?
HB: Isaiah McCoy is a 6'3" freshman from Georgia. He didn't get anything against the Illini, but did manage four receptions for 72 yards against Howard, including a 42-yard touchdown. There are a lot of new and converted faces at receiver — plus the passing game was so atrocious last season — that it really is a mystery what this group can do. With the way the coach likes to mix everything up, I am sure James will get some carries at some point, but I don't think he will be a "regular" running back again, barring injuries.
BSD: The Kent State defense has been more impressive than the offense in recent years, but last year's squad only came up with 25 total sacks. In 2018, the Flashes already have seven sacks in two games, including a pair from senior defensive end Theo Eboigbe. Do you expect the pass rush to continue to be this effective all season?
HB: Probably not against Penn State. The defense, like the offense, is more aggressive, so I do think we'll see more pressure on the quarterback throughout the rest of the season, though.
BSD: Demetrius Monday was a huge factor for the Kent State secondary last year, recording five of the team's 12 interceptions. With Monday having moved on, is there another player who can step up and have a similar impact on pass defense?
HB: Remember the name Elvis Hines. The sophomore safety is a playmaker who continues to improve. One thing coach Lewis did was take away single-digit jersey numbers, forcing players to earn them. Hines got his in the spring.
BSD: The Golden Flashes are five-touchdown underdogs against Penn State this Saturday. How do you see the game going for Kent State?
HB: I think it will be one of those games where the odds makers will be right on, but I do believe Kent State will have some success moving the football. I think it will be one of those games where it is 28-14 or 35-21 at the half, and the locals might be a little grumpy. Then as the Penn State rushing attack wears out the thinner Kent State defense, we'll see a final score of 50-21.
Thanks again to James for taking time out of his busy schedule to help us out. For more on Kent State and the rest of the MAC, check in with Hustle Belt all year round!


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Интерлейкин 5, или эозинофильный колониестимулирующий фактор, () — полипептидный цитокин, относится к группе гранулоцитарно-макрофагальных колониестимулирующих факторов вместе с интерлейкином 3 и гранулоцитарно-макрофагальный колониестимулирующим фактором. Индуцирует конечную дифференцировку поздних B-клеток в иммуноглобулин-секретирующие клетки.

Структура и функция
Зрелый интерлейкин 5 состоит из 115 аминокислот и находится в димерной форме, соединённой дисульфидной связью между субъединицами. Интерлейкин 5 секретируется Т-хелперами 2 типа и тучными клетками. Стимулирует рост B-клеток и продукцию антител.

См. также
Интерлейкин 3
Гранулоцитарно-макрофагальный колониестимулирующий фактор

Библиография
 ]

Ссылки
 IL-5 (Интерлейкин-5, ИЛ-5)

Цитокины


KANAZAWA, ISHIKAWA PREF. - With its well-preserved samurai and geisha districts, various temples and traditional crafts, the castle town of Kanazawa in Ishikawa Prefecture is often nicknamed "Little Kyoto." The opening of the Hokuriku Shinkansen Line extension in 2015 reduced travel time from Tokyo to just 2½ hours, making Kanazawa an attractive alternative for those wanting a taste of tradition without the crowds that have descended on Kyoto in recent years.
Most visitors make a beeline for the Kenrokuen Garden (¥310; bit.ly/kengarden), which is considered one of the "Three Great Gardens of Japan," alongside Kairakuen in Mito and Kenrokuen in Okayama. Other popular attractions include Omicho Market and the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art (¥1,000; kanazawa21.jp). However, Kanazawa has several other museums worthy of your time and attention.
Many of the tourist spots are clustered around the Kanazawa Castle Park and Kenrokuen Garden area. A short walk from the latter will take you to the Ishikawa Prefectural Museum of Art (¥360; bit.ly/ishiart). In addition to its extensive collection, which covers 500 years of local art, this museum boasts one of the city's chicest cafes, Le Musee de H Kanazawa. Most people come for the luscious, highly photogenic desserts, designed by award-winning pastry chef and Ishikawa native Hironobu Tsujiguchi. The cafe can be crowded in the afternoon, but this dessert-lover can assure you it's worth the wait.
The history museum's displays take you from prehistoric times through to modern-day life. I particularly liked the Hands-on Interaction Hall. While it is aimed at children, anyone who is young at heart will enjoy the chance to dress up in traditional clothing and check out objects from days gone by. The mock schoolroom has a collection of old textbooks and it was quite an eye-opener to see the nationalistic tone employed in a book for first-graders published during World War II, while a 90-year-old tome on advanced English grammar left this native speaker's head spinning.
In the same general area is the D.T. Suzuki Museum (¥300; bit.ly/dtsuzuki), which celebrates the life of Kanazawa-born Daisetsu (Daisetz in later life) Teitaro Suzuki (1870-1966), a Buddhist philosopher credited with spreading interest in Zen teachings to the West. The real draw, however, is this museum's stunning design.
The centerpiece is the shimmering Water Mirror Garden, a large, flat pond that surrounds the Contemplative Space, a room with four openings looking out onto the pond. The calming, meditative atmosphere makes this museum the perfect spot to refresh and regroup during a busy day of sightseeing. Note that the facility's Japanese name is Suzuki Daisetsu Kan, and so locals might not initially make the connection with "D.T. Suzuki" when giving directions.
Slightly removed from the central museum cluster is Kurando Terashima's House (¥300; bit.ly/kthouse), the home of a mid-rank samurai retainer who lived from 1777 to 1837. A little bit off the beaten path, I had the place to myself for most of the time I spent there. Even the locals seem unaware of its existence: The two schoolgirls whom I asked for directions admitted they had no clue, although the museum turned out to be just a block from where we were chatting.
Along with artifacts from the Terashima family, it has a beautiful Japanese garden, which I enjoyed as much as the famous Kenrokuen. A simple tea service is offered for an additional ¥300, and sipping on green tea while contemplating the tranquil garden was the perfect way to end my day.
Kanazawa is connected to Tokyo Station by bullet train. The journey takes 2½ to three hours and costs around ¥14,000 one way. Although it is easy to navigate much of Kanazawa on foot, regular loop buses also service the main tourist attractions. Inquire about combination tickets, which are available for some of the museums mentioned.


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"""Files API.

.. deprecated:: 1.8.1
   Use Google Cloud Storage Client library instead.

Blobstore-specific Files API calls."""

from __future__ import with_statement

__all__ = ['create', 'get_blob_key', 'get_file_name']

import hashlib
import urllib

from google.appengine.api import datastore
from google.appengine.api import namespace_manager
from google.appengine.api.files import file as files
from google.appengine.ext import blobstore

_BLOBSTORE_FILESYSTEM = files.BLOBSTORE_FILESYSTEM
_BLOBSTORE_DIRECTORY = '/' + _BLOBSTORE_FILESYSTEM + '/'
_BLOBSTORE_NEW_FILE_NAME = 'new'
_MIME_TYPE_PARAMETER = 'content_type'
_BLOBINFO_UPLOADED_FILENAME_PARAMETER = 'file_name'
_DATASTORE_MAX_PROPERTY_SIZE = 500

def create(mime_type='application/octet-stream',
           _blobinfo_uploaded_filename=None):
  """Create a writable blobstore file.

  Args:
    mime_type: Resulting blob content MIME type as string.
    _blobinfo_uploaded_filename: Resulting blob's BlobInfo file name as string.

  Returns:
    A file name for blobstore file. This file can be opened for write
    by File API open function. To read the file or obtain its blob key, finalize
    it and call get_blob_key function.
  """
  if not mime_type:
    raise files.InvalidArgumentError('Empty mime_type')
  if not isinstance(mime_type, basestring):
    raise files.InvalidArgumentError('Expected string for mime_type')

  params = {_MIME_TYPE_PARAMETER: mime_type}
  if _blobinfo_uploaded_filename:
    if not isinstance(_blobinfo_uploaded_filename, basestring):
      raise files.InvalidArgumentError(
          'Expected string for _blobinfo_uploaded_filename')
    params[_BLOBINFO_UPLOADED_FILENAME_PARAMETER] = _blobinfo_uploaded_filename
  return files._create(_BLOBSTORE_FILESYSTEM, params=params)

_BLOB_FILE_INDEX_KIND = '__BlobFileIndex__'

_BLOB_KEY_PROPERTY_NAME = 'blob_key'

def _get_blob_file_index_key_name(creation_handle):
  """Get key name for a __BlobFileIndex__ entity.

  Returns creation_handle if it is < _DATASTORE_MAX_PROPERTY_SIZE
  symbols and its sha512 otherwise.
  """
  if len(creation_handle) < _DATASTORE_MAX_PROPERTY_SIZE:
    return creation_handle
  return hashlib.sha512(creation_handle).hexdigest()

def get_blob_key(create_file_name):
  """Get a blob key for finalized blobstore file.

  Args:
    create_file_name: Writable blobstore filename as obtained from create()
    function. The file should be finalized.

  Returns:
    An instance of apphosting.ext.blobstore.BlobKey for corresponding blob
    or None if the blob referred to by the file name is not finalized.

  Raises:
    google.appengine.api.files.InvalidFileNameError if the file name is not
    a valid nonfinalized blob file name.
  """
  if not create_file_name:
    raise files.InvalidArgumentError('Empty file name')
  if not isinstance(create_file_name, basestring):
    raise files.InvalidArgumentError('Expected string for file name')
  if not create_file_name.startswith(_BLOBSTORE_DIRECTORY):
    raise files.InvalidFileNameError(
        'Filename %s passed to get_blob_key doesn\'t have prefix %s' %
        (create_file_name, _BLOBSTORE_DIRECTORY))
  ticket = create_file_name[len(_BLOBSTORE_DIRECTORY):]

  if not ticket.startswith(files._CREATION_HANDLE_PREFIX):

    return blobstore.BlobKey(ticket)

  blob_file_index = datastore.Get([datastore.Key.from_path(
      _BLOB_FILE_INDEX_KIND,
      _get_blob_file_index_key_name(ticket),
      namespace='')])[0]
  if blob_file_index:
    blob_key_str = blob_file_index[_BLOB_KEY_PROPERTY_NAME]

    results = datastore.Get([datastore.Key.from_path(
        blobstore.BLOB_INFO_KIND, blob_key_str, namespace='')])
    if results[0] is None:
      return None
  elif len(ticket) >= _DATASTORE_MAX_PROPERTY_SIZE:
    return None
  else:

    query = datastore.Query(blobstore.BLOB_INFO_KIND,
                            {'creation_handle =': ticket},
                            keys_only=True,
                            namespace='')
    results = query.Get(1)
    if not results:
      return None
    blob_key_str = results[0].name()
  return blobstore.BlobKey(blob_key_str)

def get_file_name(blob_key):
  """Get a filename to read from the blob.

  Args:
    blob_key: An instance of BlobKey.

  Returns:
    File name as string which can be used with File API to read the file.
  """
  if not blob_key:
    raise files.InvalidArgumentError('Empty blob key')
  if not isinstance(blob_key, (blobstore.BlobKey, basestring)):
    raise files.InvalidArgumentError('Expected string or blobstore.BlobKey')
  return '%s%s' % (_BLOBSTORE_DIRECTORY, blob_key)