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package org.apache.spark.deploy.client

import java.util.concurrent._
import java.util.concurrent.{Future => JFuture, ScheduledFuture => JScheduledFuture}
import java.util.concurrent.atomic.{AtomicBoolean, AtomicReference}

import scala.concurrent.Future
import scala.util.{Failure, Success}
import scala.util.control.NonFatal

import org.apache.spark.SparkConf
import org.apache.spark.deploy.{ApplicationDescription, ExecutorState}
import org.apache.spark.deploy.DeployMessages._
import org.apache.spark.deploy.master.Master
import org.apache.spark.internal.Logging
import org.apache.spark.rpc._
import org.apache.spark.scheduler.ExecutorDecommissionInfo
import org.apache.spark.util.{RpcUtils, ThreadUtils}

/**
 * Interface allowing applications to speak with a Spark standalone cluster manager.
 *
 * Takes a master URL, an app description, and a listener for cluster events, and calls
 * back the listener when various events occur.
 *
 * @param masterUrls Each url should look like spark://host:port.
 */
private[spark] class StandaloneAppClient(
    rpcEnv: RpcEnv,
    masterUrls: Array[String],
    appDescription: ApplicationDescription,
    listener: StandaloneAppClientListener,
    conf: SparkConf)
  extends Logging {

  private val masterRpcAddresses = masterUrls.map(RpcAddress.fromSparkURL(_))

  private val REGISTRATION_TIMEOUT_SECONDS = 20
  private val REGISTRATION_RETRIES = 3

  private val endpoint = new AtomicReference[RpcEndpointRef]
  private val appId = new AtomicReference[String]
  private val registered = new AtomicBoolean(false)

  private class ClientEndpoint(override val rpcEnv: RpcEnv) extends ThreadSafeRpcEndpoint
    with Logging {

    private var master: Option[RpcEndpointRef] = None
    // To avoid calling listener.disconnected() multiple times
    private var alreadyDisconnected = false
    // To avoid calling listener.dead() multiple times
    private val alreadyDead = new AtomicBoolean(false)
    private val registerMasterFutures = new AtomicReference[Array[JFuture[_]]]
    private val registrationRetryTimer = new AtomicReference[JScheduledFuture[_]]

    // A thread pool for registering with masters. Because registering with a master is a blocking
    // action, this thread pool must be able to create "masterRpcAddresses.size" threads at the same
    // time so that we can register with all masters.
    private val registerMasterThreadPool = ThreadUtils.newDaemonCachedThreadPool(
      "appclient-register-master-threadpool",
      masterRpcAddresses.length // Make sure we can register with all masters at the same time
    )

    // A scheduled executor for scheduling the registration actions
    private val registrationRetryThread =
      ThreadUtils.newDaemonSingleThreadScheduledExecutor("appclient-registration-retry-thread")

    override def onStart(): Unit = {
      try {
        registerWithMaster(1)
      } catch {
        case e: Exception =>
          logWarning("Failed to connect to master", e)
          markDisconnected()
          stop()
      }
    }

    /**
     *  Register with all masters asynchronously and returns an array `Future`s for cancellation.
     */
    private def tryRegisterAllMasters(): Array[JFuture[_]] = {
      for (masterAddress <- masterRpcAddresses) yield {
        registerMasterThreadPool.submit(new Runnable {
          override def run(): Unit = try {
            if (registered.get) {
              return
            }
            logInfo("Connecting to master " + masterAddress.toSparkURL + "...")
            val masterRef = rpcEnv.setupEndpointRef(masterAddress, Master.ENDPOINT_NAME)
            masterRef.send(RegisterApplication(appDescription, self))
          } catch {
            case ie: InterruptedException => // Cancelled
            case NonFatal(e) => logWarning(s"Failed to connect to master $masterAddress", e)
          }
        })
      }
    }

    /**
     * Register with all masters asynchronously. It will call `registerWithMaster` every
     * REGISTRATION_TIMEOUT_SECONDS seconds until exceeding REGISTRATION_RETRIES times.
     * Once we connect to a master successfully, all scheduling work and Futures will be cancelled.
     *
     * nthRetry means this is the nth attempt to register with master.
     */
    private def registerWithMaster(nthRetry: Int): Unit = {
      registerMasterFutures.set(tryRegisterAllMasters())
      registrationRetryTimer.set(registrationRetryThread.schedule(new Runnable {
        override def run(): Unit = {
          if (registered.get) {
            registerMasterFutures.get.foreach(_.cancel(true))
            registerMasterThreadPool.shutdownNow()
          } else if (nthRetry >= REGISTRATION_RETRIES) {
            markDead("All masters are unresponsive! Giving up.")
          } else {
            registerMasterFutures.get.foreach(_.cancel(true))
            registerWithMaster(nthRetry + 1)
          }
        }
      }, REGISTRATION_TIMEOUT_SECONDS, TimeUnit.SECONDS))
    }

    /**
     * Send a message to the current master. If we have not yet registered successfully with any
     * master, the message will be dropped.
     */
    private def sendToMaster(message: Any): Unit = {
      master match {
        case Some(masterRef) => masterRef.send(message)
        case None => logWarning(s"Drop $message because has not yet connected to master")
      }
    }

    private def isPossibleMaster(remoteAddress: RpcAddress): Boolean = {
      masterRpcAddresses.contains(remoteAddress)
    }

    override def receive: PartialFunction[Any, Unit] = {
      case RegisteredApplication(appId_, masterRef) =>
        // FIXME How to handle the following cases?
        // 1. A master receives multiple registrations and sends back multiple
        // RegisteredApplications due to an unstable network.
        // 2. Receive multiple RegisteredApplication from different masters because the master is
        // changing.
        appId.set(appId_)
        registered.set(true)
        master = Some(masterRef)
        listener.connected(appId.get)

      case ApplicationRemoved(message) =>
        markDead("Master removed our application: %s".format(message))
        stop()

      case ExecutorAdded(id: Int, workerId: String, hostPort: String, cores: Int, memory: Int) =>
        val fullId = appId + "/" + id
        logInfo("Executor added: %s on %s (%s) with %d core(s)".format(fullId, workerId, hostPort,
          cores))
        listener.executorAdded(fullId, workerId, hostPort, cores, memory)

      case ExecutorUpdated(id, state, message, exitStatus, workerHost) =>
        val fullId = appId + "/" + id
        val messageText = message.map(s => " (" + s + ")").getOrElse("")
        logInfo("Executor updated: %s is now %s%s".format(fullId, state, messageText))
        if (ExecutorState.isFinished(state)) {
          listener.executorRemoved(fullId, message.getOrElse(""), exitStatus, workerHost)
        } else if (state == ExecutorState.DECOMMISSIONED) {
          listener.executorDecommissioned(fullId,
            ExecutorDecommissionInfo(message.getOrElse(""), workerHost))
        }

      case WorkerRemoved(id, host, message) =>
        logInfo("Master removed worker %s: %s".format(id, message))
        listener.workerRemoved(id, host, message)

      case MasterChanged(masterRef, masterWebUiUrl) =>
        logInfo("Master has changed, new master is at " + masterRef.address.toSparkURL)
        master = Some(masterRef)
        alreadyDisconnected = false
        masterRef.send(MasterChangeAcknowledged(appId.get))
    }

    override def receiveAndReply(context: RpcCallContext): PartialFunction[Any, Unit] = {
      case StopAppClient =>
        markDead("Application has been stopped.")
        sendToMaster(UnregisterApplication(appId.get))
        context.reply(true)
        stop()

      case r: RequestExecutors =>
        master match {
          case Some(m) => askAndReplyAsync(m, context, r)
          case None =>
            logWarning("Attempted to request executors before registering with Master.")
            context.reply(false)
        }

      case k: KillExecutors =>
        master match {
          case Some(m) => askAndReplyAsync(m, context, k)
          case None =>
            logWarning("Attempted to kill executors before registering with Master.")
            context.reply(false)
        }
    }

    private def askAndReplyAsync[T](
        endpointRef: RpcEndpointRef,
        context: RpcCallContext,
        msg: T): Unit = {
      // Ask a message and create a thread to reply with the result.  Allow thread to be
      // interrupted during shutdown, otherwise context must be notified of NonFatal errors.
      endpointRef.ask[Boolean](msg).andThen {
        case Success(b) => context.reply(b)
        case Failure(ie: InterruptedException) => // Cancelled
        case Failure(NonFatal(t)) => context.sendFailure(t)
      }(ThreadUtils.sameThread)
    }

    override def onDisconnected(address: RpcAddress): Unit = {
      if (master.exists(_.address == address)) {
        logWarning(s"Connection to $address failed; waiting for master to reconnect...")
        markDisconnected()
      }
    }

    override def onNetworkError(cause: Throwable, address: RpcAddress): Unit = {
      if (isPossibleMaster(address)) {
        logWarning(s"Could not connect to $address: $cause")
      }
    }

    /**
     * Notify the listener that we disconnected, if we hadn't already done so before.
     */
    def markDisconnected(): Unit = {
      if (!alreadyDisconnected) {
        listener.disconnected()
        alreadyDisconnected = true
      }
    }

    def markDead(reason: String): Unit = {
      if (!alreadyDead.get) {
        listener.dead(reason)
        alreadyDead.set(true)
      }
    }

    override def onStop(): Unit = {
      if (registrationRetryTimer.get != null) {
        registrationRetryTimer.get.cancel(true)
      }
      registrationRetryThread.shutdownNow()
      registerMasterFutures.get.foreach(_.cancel(true))
      registerMasterThreadPool.shutdownNow()
    }

  }

  def start(): Unit = {
    // Just launch an rpcEndpoint; it will call back into the listener.
    endpoint.set(rpcEnv.setupEndpoint("AppClient", new ClientEndpoint(rpcEnv)))
  }

  def stop(): Unit = {
    if (endpoint.get != null) {
      try {
        val timeout = RpcUtils.askRpcTimeout(conf)
        timeout.awaitResult(endpoint.get.ask[Boolean](StopAppClient))
      } catch {
        case e: TimeoutException =>
          logInfo("Stop request to Master timed out; it may already be shut down.")
      }
      endpoint.set(null)
    }
  }

  /**
   * Request executors from the Master by specifying the total number desired,
   * including existing pending and running executors.
   *
   * @return whether the request is acknowledged.
   */
  def requestTotalExecutors(requestedTotal: Int): Future[Boolean] = {
    if (endpoint.get != null && appId.get != null) {
      endpoint.get.ask[Boolean](RequestExecutors(appId.get, requestedTotal))
    } else {
      logWarning("Attempted to request executors before driver fully initialized.")
      Future.successful(false)
    }
  }

  /**
   * Kill the given list of executors through the Master.
   * @return whether the kill request is acknowledged.
   */
  def killExecutors(executorIds: Seq[String]): Future[Boolean] = {
    if (endpoint.get != null && appId.get != null) {
      endpoint.get.ask[Boolean](KillExecutors(appId.get, executorIds))
    } else {
      logWarning("Attempted to kill executors before driver fully initialized.")
      Future.successful(false)
    }
  }

}


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Rojas, Luis (PI)
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Zhumatay, Nursultan (Master student/Bachelor degree holder)
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Ved det tyske angreb på Norge i 1940 meldte han sig som frivillig i Gudbrandsdalen. Efter at have fuldført examen artium tog han til Storbritannien hvor han gik ind i Kompani Linge. I 1944 blev han områdechef i Hallingdal.

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Familie
Efter krigen blev han livvagt for den norske kongefamilie. Det var sådan, han mødte sin tilkommende kone Ragnhild, hvis far var kong Olav 5. 15. maj 1953 giftede de sig i Asker kirke. Parret boede i Brasilien efter brylluppet. Planen var, at de skulle blive derovre i et år, men de bosatte sig der for altid. Prinsesse Ragnhild døde 16. september 2012. De fik tre børn, Haakon Lorentzen (født 23. august 1954), Ingeborg Lorentzen (født 27. februar 1957) og Ragnhild Lorentzen (født 8. maj 1968).

Forretningsmand
Lorentzen tog den akademiske grad MBA ved Harvard Business School i 1948.

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Han var desuden æresborger af Rio de Janeiro, såvel som æreshøvding for en indianerstamme.

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Purchasing a property is a considerable investment, and it can be a difficult choice to get right. Do you go for a brand new plot and watch your house come to life before your eyes, or indulge in history and pick a creaky old property? One option which is becoming increasingly popular is the fixer-upper.
A fixer-upper is just what it sounds like a home which requires a little work. These repairs may be small, such as redecoration, or more significant such as a revamp. A fixer-upper can be a great choice if you are looking for a challenge and doesn't have to break the bank. Not only will you be able to purchase the property for a lower price, but it is important to remember that Covenant Properties buys homes in all conditions, allowing you to sell and try again if you discover you've taken on a little more than you can handle. Here are some of the top pros and cons to a fixer-upper to help you make an informed choice.
A fixer-upper gives you a blank shell, and there is the potential to add enormous value. Updating the kitchen or bathroom, or adding a new conservatory or bedroom is an easy way to increase the value of the property, and gives you the chance to reap a hefty profit on your investment.
The blank canvas of a fixer-upper is one of the major appeals—you can truly put your own stamp on the place, and create something unique and individual. No matter how quirky your tastes, you have the opportunity to indulge every whim in a space which is completely yours.
Whether you are looking to get on the property ladder, or have been priced out of your dream neighborhood, a fixer-upper offers a chance to get your foot in the door at a price you can afford. They often come in at a much more affordable price and can be an ideal way in.
One of the appeals of a fixer-upper is, of course, the low price, but it is important to remember that these projects have a reputation for going way over budget. It is important always to have some extra cushioning in the bank to protect you in the event of an unexpected cost, and be prepared to stretch your budget.
As a general rule, buyers are advised not to invest in a fixer-upper unless they are planning to stay for at least five years. Without a long-term goal in mind, it is easy to become disillusioned with building your dream home once the reality sets in.
It takes tenacity and determination to make this a reality, and you will need to get used to living in a building site for a while—remember that the end result will be worth it! Experts also advise that you outsource as much as possible to save your relationship too much strain—loving partners, co-workers, and builders can cause damage which is best avoided.


Star Wars fans, welcome to the latest episode of the Star Wars Time podcast show! We are still currently being hosted on the Entertainment-Buddhacast network for the show feed, but soon we will be hosting it on its own feed right here on Star Wars Time! Please stay tuned for the cutover, which we plan to happen with the next show. So if you're keeping score, this is the final episode that will be hosted on the Entertainment-Buddhacast network. The next episode will be on the new Star Wars Time podcast feed, so stay tuned for details by reading StarWarsTime.net.
In this episode we dive headfirst into a series of Star Wars: Episode IX rumors which touch on a series of plot points. We talk about how Rey and Kylo may both be fixing things from their past. For Kylo, we talk about the rumor that he'll be fixing his helmet, and for Rey, we talk about the rumor that she'll be fixing the Skywalker lightsaber.
The Knights of Ren also come up, so we wonder if we will actually get to see them on screen for just the second time in this new trilogy. Lando's appearance comes up, but it shouldn't be hard to guess what he's wearing. The setting of Episode IX is also touched on, because it now sounds like it'll only be a year after TLJ, and not many years after as we have speculated before.
There are other Star Wars: Episode IX rumors, but you'll just have to listen to find out more about them.
We also discuss a pretty major rumored plot point for The Mandalorian, which revolves around a bounty he's given. Apparently, the Mandalorian will be tasked with killing a baby, but he can't do it, and becomes the baby's protector, so we speculate on how that may play out if it's true.
Last week's episode of Star Wars Resistance also gets briefly recapped, so head on up above to tune in. Barring any unforeseen disasters, you should be able to listen through standard podcast networks like iTunes, Google Play, and Stitcher, starting with next week's episode of the show!


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TORONTO, ONTARIO - A Toronto manufacturer alleges the government is using regulations to block sales of its electric cars in Canada.
National Canadian regulators dragged their feet before finally requiring provincial approval for the electric cars built by ZENN Motor Co. and Transport Canada has also proposed language for low-speed cars that suggests they may be unsafe, ZENN founder Ian Clifford alleges. That's tantamount to a conspiracy by government officials, he told the Canwest News Service.
"I'm mystified," the company's chief executive officer said. "I've heard certain bureaucrats at Transport Canada, say to me, if it's the last thing they do, they're going to keep low-speed vehicles off the road."
Federal officials have denied any wrongdoing, Canwest reported.
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That's pretty exciting, but it's also a hypothetical at this point. Even though we've found one of these such systems with a protoplanetary disk it doesn't mean we'll ever find one with planets. It's entirely possible that planets simply can't form under these conditions. But if we do manage to find some, they'll likely be even stranger worlds than the ones we've already discovered.


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Concert Schedule and Information | Davies Symphony Hall Independent Guide
The Louise M. Davies Symphony Hall is the permanent home of the San Francisco Symphony and has 2,743 seats. Part of the San Francisco War Memorial and Performing Arts Center and built in 1980, you can enjoy an all year round schedule of classical concerts and other events.
Click here to get tickets and see the concert schedule at Davies Symphony Hall.
Before the hall was built the San Francisco Symphony performed at the War Memorial Opera House which they shared with the San Francisco Opera and San Francisco Ballet, however once Davies Symphony Hall was built it allowed the Symphony to have a full calender of performances.
The hall was designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and Pietro Belluschi, with acoustic consultants Bolt, Beranek and Newman. The design of the concert hall has been praised both for it's exterior and interior.
The acoustical architecture of the concert hall has several features, as well as modifications made after the initial construction to improve it's result. Above the stage are convex acrylic reflecting panels that are movable and means the acoustics can be modified to suit the orchestra and audience. There are also adjustable fabric banners around the auditorium which change reverberation time from 1 to 2 1/2 seconds.
Another main feature of the hall is that the interior is split into seperate buildings. The inner performance space is contained within it's own building, seperate to the lobby.
In 1992, 12 years after initial construction the hall was renovated to improve its acoustics. This was carried out by Kirkegaard Associates, costing $10 million.
The Fratelli Ruffatti electro-pneumatic pipe organ was added to the hall in 1984. When installed the organ was the largest concert hall organ in North America and has 9,235 pipes and 163 ranks, the largest of the pipes being more than 32 feet high, the smallest being the same size as a ballpoint pen. The organ is named after the manufacturer, Fratelli Ruffatti, who is based in Padua, Italy.
Davies Symphony Hall also contains three separate rehearsal spaces in the Robert H. Zellerbach Rehearsal Hall. One of these spaces is the exact same size as the Opera House stage on the other side of the street to allow rehearsals for opera and ballet. The hall also has offices, music library, dressing rooms, recreation room and lockers and a private dining room for major donors called the Wattis Room.
A bronze sculpture called ""Large Four Piece Reclining Figure" sits outside the hall and was made by English sculptor and artist Henry Moore. The view from the lobby of the hall makes for a beautiful setting for parties and receptions as it overlooks the San Francisco City Hall and the War Memorial Opera House.
The hall itself was named after it's most generous donator to it's creation, Mrs. Louise M. Davies and is dedicated to the joy of music. The hall took two years to construct and over six thousand individuals, foundations and corporation donated to it's construction. Costing $28 million, State and Federal governments gave $10 million towards it while The City of San Francisco donated the land. The renovation in 1992 was privately funded and cost $10 million.
The seating capacity is split between a few sections, including orchestra (1,046 seats), orchestra boxes (138 seats), Loges (252 seats), 1st tier (447 seats), 2nd tier (629 seats) and terraces (231 seats). A total of 2,743 seats. The hall also includes facilities for the physically disabled.
Presently, the Hall is the home of the San Francisco Symphony and so the majority of concerts are classical. However, it also occasionally hosts performances from contemporary musicians and bands.
Please note the following when attending Davies Symphony Hall:
You can access the Hall from Grove Street into the Box Office entrance.
The lobby and auditorium opens one hour prior to show start.
Elevators provide access to different audience sections.
There is wheelchair accessible seating available in several areas of the hall including orchestra, terrace, loge and second tier.
The hall provides Assistive Listening Devices for every performance connected via a wireless infrared system. Headsets can be used free of charge with or without a hearing aid. Valid I.D. or credit is required as a security deposit and available at the check room at the Grove Street Lobby.
Restrooms are located in the Grove Street Lobby.
Public phones are located in the Grove Street Lobby.
There is good public transport available for visiting the hall.
Davies Symphony Hall is owned and operated by the City and County of San Francisco as part of the San Francisco War Memorial and Performing Arts Center (SFWMPAC), and is a cultural landmark.
Catering is exclusively provided by Patina Catering. They provide quality food and beverages and use produce grown within 100 miles of San Francisco.
You can find a list and description of the upcoming concerts showing at Davies Symphony Hall here, as well as buy tickets (where available), find the address, get contact details and see the seating chart. You can also like and follow us on Facebook to get updates on the latest concerts, and follow us on Twitter for concert updates.
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Mazda North American Operations (MNAO) today announced the names of the 2018 President's Club dealerships.
Immediately following the global reveal at the Chicago Auto Show, a website for the 2019 Mazda MX-5 Miata 30th Anniversary was flooded with reservations for the celebratory vehicle.
Mazda North American Operations (MNAO) announces the Mazda MX-5 Miata has won the 2019 MotorWeek Drivers' Choice Award for Best Convertible for the second consecutive year.
In 1989 the Chicago Auto Show played host to one of Mazda's biggest milestones, the debut of the MX-5 Miata. Now, 30 years later, Mazda is proud to share another milestone at the Chicago Auto Show with the world premiere of the 2019 Mazda MX-5 Miata 30th Anniversary.
The 1989 Chicago Auto Show was the stage for the global unveiling of the original Mazda MX-5 (Mazda Roadster in Japan). Now it gives us great pleasure to introduce the 30th-anniversary model to the world here in Chicago, where this epoch-making story began.
Mazda will showcase the world premiere of a new SUV, the second model in its new-generation lineup, at the Geneva International Motor Show.
Mazda North American Operations has filed a Defect and Non-Compliance Information Report with NHTSA regarding a safety concern with certain Model Year (MY) 2016-2019 Mazda MX-5 Miatas.
Mazda North American Operations (MNAO) today reported total January sales of 20,045 vehicles, a decrease of 19.7 percent compared to January 2018.
Mazda North American Operations (MNAO) today announced the promotion of Tom Donnelly to the newly created role of Senior Vice President of Retail Operations.
While one Mazda RT24-P led and the other ran in the top-three, neither would see the checkered flag of the Rolex 24 at Daytona after demonstrating record-breaking speed during the week.
Driven by Olly Jarvis, the No. 77 Mazda RT24-P went around the Daytona International Speedway road course faster than any other car in history in Thursday's qualifying for the Rolex 24 at Daytona.
Mazda3 is part of a long line of groundbreaking Mazda vehicles that have helped make it the best-selling Mazda in the world.
Mazda RT24-Ps led the way at the Roar Before the 24 at Daytona International Speedway two weeks ago when drivers Oliver Jarvis and Harry Tincknell set the quickest lap times in the weekend's qualifying session. Jarvis, Tincknell, and the rest of Mazda Team Joest are seeking a similar result when the checkered flag falls on Sunday for the 57thrunning of the Rolex 24 at Daytona.
2019 Mazda CX-5 compact crossover SUV and 2019 Mazda CX-9 three-row crossover SUV have been named two of Car and Driver magazine's 10Best Trucks and SUVs for 2019.
Mazda today announced the 2019 schedule and prize package for the 2019 Battery Tender Global Mazda MX-5 Cup presented by BFGoodrich, which will see the series compete alongside the IndyCar Series in six race weekends from March to September.
Mazda Motor Corporation announced today that it will showcase the world premiere of the Mazda MX-5 Miata 30th Anniversary Edition at the Chicago Auto Show.
Mazda North American Operations (MNAO) today reported total December sales of 25,870 vehicles, a decrease of 3.8 percent compared to December 2017.
A combination of Mazda racing veterans and new faces with endurance racing pedigree will drive the Soul Red Crystal Mazda RT24-Ps in the 2019 IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship.
Mazda Toyota Manufacturing, U.S.A., Inc. (MTMUS) announced today an agreement with the Center for Biological Diversity and Tennessee Riverkeeper (Conservation Groups) to protect the spring pygmy sunfish and its unique habitat, which is adjacent to the MTMUS auto plant site in Huntsville, AL.


We've been eating more and more Quinoa lately. You can find it in your local supermarket, but if not look for it at natural foods stores who usually carry it. It is available in prepackaged containers as well as bulk bins. The most common type of quinoa has an off-white color but red and black varieties are becoming more available. The red has a slightly earthier flavor then the white and once cooked, it has a light brownish color.
You can substitute rice in any dish with quinoa, but understand that it is not a grain. Although we cook and eat quinoa like many other grains, botanically speaking, it's a relative of spinach, beets and chard and the actual part that we eat is the seed. It has more than twice the amount of protein than rice and has been called the complete protein. It contains all nine of the essential amino acids, which cannot be made by the body and therefore must come from food and it is a good source of fiber and is easy to digest.
You should store quinoa in an airtight container where it will keep for a longer period of time, approximately three to six months, if stored in the refrigerator. The girls were coming over and I was looking for a fun and different salad to share and came up with this based on ingredients that I had on hand with flavors commonly found in my roasted beet salad!
To cook the quinoa, add one part of the grain to two parts liquid in a saucepan. After the mixture is brought to a boil, reduce the heat to simmer and cover. One cup of quinoa cooked in this method usually takes 15 minutes to prepare. When cooking is complete, you will notice that the grains have become somewhat translucent. You can dry roast the quinoa prior to adding the liquid to give it a nuttier flavor.
Once the liquid has been absorbed, allow to sit for about five minutes and fuff with a fork. As soon as you have fluffed the hot quinoa, add half of the dressing to it and toss to evenly distribute it. Reserve remaining dressing and place quinoa covered in the refrigerator until cool, at least an hour.
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Add the cooled quinoa mixture, to the greens and stir in the rest of the ingredients. You may want additional dressing to moisten. Toss lightly before serving.
Serve chilled. Store leftovers covered in the refrigerator and enjoy within the next couple of days because the greens become soft.


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Are you a frequent traveler, going to international destinations for pleasure? Or a commercial truck driver hauling goods from Mexico or Canada? Whatever your travel needs, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) can help move you through the line at the airport or port of entry.
These programs provide modified screening for pre-approved members, improve security by being more efficient during screenings, and facilitate legitimate trade and travel.
Find the program that best suits your travel needs.
Citizenship Which country are you a citizen of?
Describe your annual travel habits.
Additional Considerations Do you have a passport (machine-readable)? iMachine-readable passports have a machine-readable zone which can be read by a variety of scanners and kiosks that are used in some of the Trusted Traveler programs.
Are you a commercial carrier? iThis option is only relevant for commercial truck drivers who frequently transport goods across the Canada or Mexico border.
Ideal for arriving in the United States from international destinations.
Submit the initial application online.
Schedule & attend your in-person interview.
Find an enrollment center near you.
Once accepted, your membership will last for 5 years.
Note: Every member of your traveling party will need their own membership in order to use the Global Entry kiosks.
U.S. Citizens and U.S. Lawful Permanent Residents along with select other nationalities are eligible to apply.
Access to TSA Pre✓® expedited security lanes at airports within the U.S. and U.S territories.
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Ideal for domestic air travel.
TSA Pre✓® saves you time and stress through security, as you don't need to remove shoes, laptops, liquids, belts and light jackets.
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At the U.S.-Mexico border, members can use the expedited SENTRI lanes for quicker vehicle or pedestrian entry into the United States.
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Submit the intitial application online.
Note: Every member of your traveling party will need their own membership in order to use the designated entry lanes.
Citizens of any nationality can apply for SENTRI. Foreign Nationals must also obtain any applicable documentation or visas necessary for entry into the U.S.
Expedited processing for U.S. citizens and LPRs into U.S. following an international flight. iCBP must have your fingerprints and passport on file to use the CBP processing kiosks.
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Expedited processing into U.S. and Canada by vehicle.
U.S. and Canadian citizens and lawful permanent residents (LPRs) can apply.
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Ideal for commercial truck drivers who are transporting low-risk shipments into the U.S. from Canada and Mexico.
Use designated FAST lanes to more quickly transport goods into the U.S. iFAST participation requires that every link in the supply chain is certified under the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism, or C-TPAT.
U.S. citizens, U.S. Lawful Permanent Resident, Canadian citizens, Canadian permanent residents, and Mexican Nationals can apply.
Expedited customs processing for commercial carriers.
Fast North provides full benefits at both borders. If an applicant is approved for FAST North, they may not need to apply for FAST South. However, if an applicant is approved for FAST South, they will need to apply again for FAST North for FAST processing into Canada.
The Trusted Traveler programs (Global Entry, TSA Pre✓®, SENTRI, NEXUS, and FAST) are risk-based programs to facilitate the entry of pre-approved travelers. All applicants are vetted to ensure they meet the qualifications for the program to which they are applying. Receiving a "Best Match" or program recommendation based on eligibility or travel habits does not guarantee acceptance into any Trusted Traveler program.


Creating and deploying applications to the cloud has gotten a lot easier. With advancements in containers and networking capabilities organizations can adopt a hybrid cloud approach. Lakshmi Sharma, Director of Product Management and Networking at Google explained what the hybrid cloud and the role of containers in cloud computing. We also talked about Ingress, a tool on Google Cloud that makes containers a first-class citizen in the cloud. Lakshmi also explained the process of deciding what tools to build and how some internal tools from Google developed into products that are released to the public.


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Spa Post-Race Notebook
John Dagys' post-race notebook from WEC 6H Spa…
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***Saturday's WEC Six Hours of Spa saw, for the first time in recent history, all of the LMP1 hybrids hitting trouble at one point, with the race-winning No. 8 Audi R18 coming away the least unscathed, having made only one trip to the garage for a rear-deck change and battling telemetry issues.
***The No. 1 Porsche 919 Hybrid spent nearly one-third of the race in the garage undergoing a front axle ERS change following a series of left-front punctures but managed to finish 26th overall and score crucial manufacturer points.
***Porsche's No. 2 entry, remarkably, drove nearly the entire race without hybrid power after a systems issue developed in the opening laps. Despite Neel Jani, Marc Lieb and Romain Dumas having intermittent hybrid power, they managed to finish 2nd overall and extend their championship lead.
***Both Toyotas dropped out with engine failure, although the No. 5 Toyota TS050 Hybrid completed the final lap entirely on hybrid power to be classified for crucial manufacturer points. Sebastien Buemi's car then died on the cool-down lap.
***This left Rebellion Racing scoring its second consecutive overall podium finish and the drivers of its No. 13 Rebellion R-One AER: Matheo Tuscher, Dominik Kraihamer and Alexandre Imperatori sitting second in the Drivers' World Championship heading into next month's 24 Hours of Le Mans.
***Spa winners Loic Duval, Lucas Di Grassi and Olvier Jarvis are third in the title race, 18 points behind the leading Porsche trio.
***The No. 5 Toyota, however, received a four-lap post-race penalty due to Kazuki Nakajima not meeting the minimum drive time in the race. The decision is subject to appeal from Toyota.
***Additionally, the No. 43 RGR Sport by Morand Ligier JS P2 Nissan received a post-race penalty of 23 seconds. The penalty does not change its fourth place class finish in LMP2.
***The victory marked Di Grassi's first with Audi and in the WEC after 20 starts. Jarvis also earned his maiden WEC victory but it was his second with the LMP1 squad, after taking top honors in the 2013 Twelve Hours of Sebring.
***Porsche holds a 13-point lead over Toyota in the Manufacturers' World Championship, with Audi in third, a further two points back.
***Three teams are within a single point of each other in the LMP2 title race, with RGR Sport by Morand leading over the No. 31 Tequila Patron ESM crew and Spa class-winning Signatech Alpine squad, who are both tied for second.
***The precise cause of Stefan Muecke's heavy accident at Eau Rouge, which destroyed his No. 66 Ford GT, was caused by a cut left-rear tire, according to Ford.
***It will be a busy few weeks for Ford Chip Ganassi Racing, as given the severity of the accident, the UK-based team will likely have to build up a new car. They also have a test at Monza planned for later this month, prior to its four-car assault on Le Mans.
***Ford's U.S.-based crew kicks off a two-day test at the newly resurfaced Watkins Glen on Monday, which will see some of its engineering staff, as well as IMSA team manager Mike O'Gara fly directly to New York from Spa. The team will take part in a pre-Le Mans test at Road America later this month prior to its two cars being air-freighted to France.
***Despite popular belief, open-top LMP2 cars will be allowed to compete next year under the grandfathering rules, according to ACO Sporting Director Vincent Beaumesnil. Beaumesnil, however, said all current open/closed top LMP2 cars will unlikely have adjustments in performance, which would put them at a disadvantage.
***The new-for-2017 LMP2 regulations call for an increase of up to 150 horsepower over current WEC/ELMS power levels. One LMP2 constructor told Sportscar365 they expect new-spec LMP2 cars to be lapping under 3:30 at Le Mans next year.
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***The WEC reported a race day attendance of 56,000 spectators on Saturday. The number is up from the 54,000 fans that turned up for the entire weekend at Spa last year.
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package io.victoralbertos.jolyglot;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileWriter;
import java.lang.reflect.GenericArrayType;
import java.lang.reflect.Method;
import java.lang.reflect.Type;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Rule;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.junit.rules.TemporaryFolder;

import static org.hamcrest.core.Is.is;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertNotNull;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertThat;

/**
 * Base test to be extended from every json provider which supports generics.
 */
public abstract class JolyglotGenericsTest {
  private JolyglotGenerics jolyglot;
  @Rule public TemporaryFolder temporaryFolder = new TemporaryFolder();

  @Before public void setUp() {
    jolyglot = jolyglot();
  }

  @Test public void toJsonUsingTypeWithNotParameterizedType()
      throws NoSuchMethodException {
    Method method = Types.class.getDeclaredMethod("mock");
    Type type = method.getGenericReturnType();

    Mock mock = new Mock();
    String jsonMock = jolyglot.toJson(mock, type);
    assertThat(jsonMock, is(jsonMockSample()));
  }

  @Test public void fromStringJsonTypeWithNotParameterizedType() throws NoSuchMethodException {
    Method method = Types.class.getDeclaredMethod("mock");
    Type type = method.getGenericReturnType();

    Mock mock = jolyglot.fromJson(jsonMockParameterizedSample(), type);

    try {
      assertThat(jolyglot.toJson(mock, type),
          is(jsonMockSample()));
    } catch (AssertionError i) {
      assertThat(jolyglot.toJson(mock, type),
          is(jsonMockSample()));
    }
  }

  @Test public void toJsonType() throws NoSuchMethodException {
    Method method = Types.class.getDeclaredMethod("mockParameterized");
    Type type = method.getGenericReturnType();

    Mock mock = new Mock();
    MockParameterized<Mock> mockParameterized = new MockParameterized<>(mock);
    String jsonMockParameterized = jolyglot.toJson(mockParameterized, type);

    try {
      assertThat(jsonMockParameterized, is(jsonMockParameterizedSample()));
    } catch (AssertionError i) {
      assertThat(jsonMockParameterized, is(jsonMockParameterizedSampleReverse()));
    }
  }

  @Test public void fromStringJsonType() throws NoSuchMethodException {
    Method method = Types.class.getDeclaredMethod("mockParameterized");
    Type type = method.getGenericReturnType();

    MockParameterized<Mock> mockParameterized = jolyglot.fromJson(jsonMockParameterizedSample(), type);

    try {
      assertThat(jolyglot.toJson(mockParameterized, type),
          is(jsonMockParameterizedSample()));
    } catch (AssertionError i) {
      assertThat(jolyglot.toJson(mockParameterized, type),
          is(jsonMockParameterizedSampleReverse()));
    }
  }

  @Test public void fromStringPartialJsonType() throws NoSuchMethodException {
    Type type = jolyglot.newParameterizedType(MockParameterized.class, Object.class);
    MockParameterized mockParameterized = jolyglot.fromJson(jsonMockParameterizedSample(), type);

    try {
      assertThat(jolyglot.toJson(mockParameterized, type),
          is(jsonMockParameterizedSample()));
    } catch (AssertionError i) {
      assertThat(jolyglot.toJson(mockParameterized, type),
          is(jsonMockParameterizedSampleReverse()));
    }
  }

  @Test public void fromFileJsonType() throws Exception {
    File file = temporaryFolder.newFile("test.txt");
    FileWriter printWriter = new FileWriter(file);
    printWriter.write(jsonMockParameterizedSample());
    printWriter.flush();
    printWriter.close();

    Method method = Types.class.getDeclaredMethod("mockParameterized");
    Type type = method.getGenericReturnType();

    MockParameterized<Mock> mockParameterized = jolyglot.fromJson(file, type);

    try {
      assertThat(jolyglot.toJson(mockParameterized, type),
          is(jsonMockParameterizedSample()));
    } catch (AssertionError i) {
      assertThat(jolyglot.toJson(mockParameterized, type),
          is(jsonMockParameterizedSampleReverse()));
    }
  }

  @Test public void fromFilePartialJsonType() throws Exception {
    File file = temporaryFolder.newFile("test.txt");
    FileWriter printWriter = new FileWriter(file);
    printWriter.write(jsonMockParameterizedSample());
    printWriter.flush();
    printWriter.close();

    Type type = jolyglot.newParameterizedType(MockParameterized.class, Object.class);
    MockParameterized mockParameterized = jolyglot.fromJson(file, type);

    try {
      assertThat(jolyglot.toJson(mockParameterized, type),
          is(jsonMockParameterizedSample()));
    } catch (AssertionError i) {
      assertThat(jolyglot.toJson(mockParameterized, type),
          is(jsonMockParameterizedSampleReverse()));
    }
  }

  @Test public void arrayOf() {
    Mock[] mocks = {new Mock(), new Mock()};
    Class classMocksArray = mocks.getClass();
    GenericArrayType genericArrayType = jolyglot.arrayOf(classMocksArray);

    Type type = genericArrayType.getGenericComponentType();
    mocks = jolyglot.fromJson(jsonMockArraySample(), type);
    assertNotNull(mocks[0]);
    assertNotNull(mocks[1]);
  }

  @Test public void parameterizedTypeWithOwner() {
    Type type = jolyglot.newParameterizedType(List.class, Mock.class);

    List<Mock> mocks = jolyglot.fromJson(jsonMockArraySample(), type);
    assertThat(jolyglot.toJson(mocks), is(jsonMockArraySample()));
  }

  //Type collections tests.

  @Test public void listToJson() throws NoSuchMethodException {
    Method method = Types.class.getDeclaredMethod("mockList");
    Type type = method.getGenericReturnType();
    List<Mock> mocks = new ArrayList<>();
    mocks.add(new Mock());

    String json = jolyglot.toJson(mocks, type);
    assertThat(json, is(jsonMockListSample()));
  }

  @Test public void jsonToList() throws NoSuchMethodException {
    Method method = Types.class.getDeclaredMethod("mockList");
    Type type = method.getGenericReturnType();

    List<Mock> mocks = jolyglot.fromJson(jsonMockListSample(), type);

    assertThat(jolyglot.toJson(mocks, type),
        is(jsonMockListSample()));
  }

  @Test public void parameterizedListToJson() throws NoSuchMethodException {
    Method method = Types.class.getDeclaredMethod("mockParameterizedList");
    Type type = method.getGenericReturnType();

    List<Mock> mocks = new ArrayList<>();
    mocks.add(new Mock());
    MockParameterized<List<Mock>> listMockParameterized = new MockParameterized<>(mocks);

    String json = jolyglot.toJson(listMockParameterized, type);

    try {
      assertThat(json, is(jsonMockParameterizedListSample()));
    } catch (AssertionError i) {
      assertThat(json, is(jsonMockParameterizedListSampleReverse()));
    }
  }

  @Test public void jsonToParameterizedList() throws NoSuchMethodException {
    Method method = Types.class.getDeclaredMethod("mockParameterizedList");
    Type type = method.getGenericReturnType();

    MockParameterized<List<Mock>> listMockParameterized =
        jolyglot.fromJson(jsonMockParameterizedListSample(), type);

    try {
      assertThat(jolyglot.toJson(listMockParameterized, type),
          is(jsonMockParameterizedListSample()));
    } catch (AssertionError i) {
      assertThat(jolyglot.toJson(listMockParameterized, type),
          is(jsonMockParameterizedListSampleReverse()));
    }
  }

  @Test public void mapToJson() throws NoSuchMethodException {
    Method method = Types.class.getDeclaredMethod("mockMap");
    Type type = method.getGenericReturnType();
    Map<Integer, Mock> mocks = new HashMap<>();
    mocks.put(1, new Mock());

    String json = jolyglot.toJson(mocks, type);
    assertThat(json, is(jsonMockMapSample()));
  }

  @Test public void jsonToMap() throws NoSuchMethodException {
    Method method = Types.class.getDeclaredMethod("mockMap");
    Type type = method.getGenericReturnType();

    Map<Integer, Mock> mocks = jolyglot.fromJson(jsonMockMapSample(), type);

    assertThat(jolyglot.toJson(mocks, type),
        is(jsonMockMapSample()));
  }

  @Test public void parameterizedMapToJson() throws NoSuchMethodException {
    Method method = Types.class.getDeclaredMethod("mockParameterizedMap");
    Type type = method.getGenericReturnType();

    Map<Integer, Mock> mocks = new HashMap<>();
    mocks.put(1, new Mock());
    MockParameterized<Map<Integer, Mock>> mapMockParameterized = new MockParameterized<>(mocks);

    String json = jolyglot.toJson(mapMockParameterized, type);

    try {
      assertThat(json,
          is(jsonMockParameterizedMapSample()));
    } catch (AssertionError i) {
      assertThat(json,
          is(jsonMockParameterizedMapSampleReverse()));
    }
  }

  @Test public void jsonToParameterizedMap() throws NoSuchMethodException {
    Method method = Types.class.getDeclaredMethod("mockParameterizedMap");
    Type type = method.getGenericReturnType();

    MockParameterized<Map<Integer, Mock>> mapMockParameterized =
        jolyglot.fromJson(jsonMockParameterizedMapSample(), type);

    try {
      assertThat(jolyglot.toJson(mapMockParameterized, type),
          is(jsonMockParameterizedMapSample()));
    } catch (AssertionError i) {
      assertThat(jolyglot.toJson(mapMockParameterized, type),
          is(jsonMockParameterizedMapSampleReverse()));
    }
  }

  private String jsonMockSample() {
    return "{\"s1\":\"s1\"}";
  }

  private String jsonMockParameterizedSample() {
    return "{\"t\":{\"s1\":\"s1\"},\"s1\":\"s1\"}";
  }

  private String jsonMockParameterizedSampleReverse() {
    return "{\"s1\":\"s1\",\"t\":{\"s1\":\"s1\"}}";
  }

  private String jsonMockArraySample() {
    return "[{\"s1\":\"s1\"},{\"s1\":\"s1\"}]";
  }

  private String jsonMockListSample() {
    return "[{\"s1\":\"s1\"}]";
  }

  private String jsonMockParameterizedListSample() {
    return "{\"t\":[{\"s1\":\"s1\"}],\"s1\":\"s1\"}";
  }

  private String jsonMockParameterizedListSampleReverse() {
    return "{\"s1\":\"s1\",\"t\":[{\"s1\":\"s1\"}]}";
  }

  private String jsonMockMapSample() {
    return "{\"1\":{\"s1\":\"s1\"}}";
  }

  private String jsonMockParameterizedMapSample() {
    return "{\"t\":{\"1\":{\"s1\":\"s1\"}},\"s1\":\"s1\"}";
  }

  private String jsonMockParameterizedMapSampleReverse() {
    return "{\"s1\":\"s1\",\"t\":{\"1\":{\"s1\":\"s1\"}}}";
  }

  private interface Types {
    Mock mock();
    MockParameterized<Mock> mockParameterized();

    List<Mock> mockList();
    MockParameterized<List<Mock>> mockParameterizedList();

    Map<Integer, Mock> mockMap();
    MockParameterized<Map<Integer, Mock>> mockParameterizedMap();
  }

  protected abstract JolyglotGenerics jolyglot();

}

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Is using the term "allopathy" to describe mainstream (i.e. real) medicine, pejorative? I know the term was originally used by homeopaths to insult real medicine, but I have heard it being used more and more lately, and am curious if there is still a pejorative sense to the term.
The word has no real meaning outside of the context of homeopathy. It's rather pejorative in that context. It's rather irrelevant in any other.
There are two kinds of practicing physicians in the United States: allopathic physicians (MD's) and osteopathic physicians (DO's). Both are fully licensed physicians, trained in diagnosing and treating illnesses and disorders, and in providing preventive care.
Modern medicine generally refers to clinical practice: the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of disease by a physician. That physician may be an allopathic physician (M.D.) or an osteopathic physician (D.O.).
It seems to me that these web pages intend to use neutral language.
Apparently, osteopathy is a later development than allopathy, and a reaction to allopathy, intended to promote whole-body health and preventive strategies and to reduce treatment with medicine. The distinction does still exist today, both in training and in practice; but in general allopaths and osteopaths perform the same roles (prescribing drugs, performing surgery, etc.) in every state, and they often make similar decisions.
In my personal experience in a family of MD's, the culture of medicine is like this: MD's and DO's consider each other to be equals in the first rank of competence. For example they would be likely to assume that an ophthalmologist (regardless of whether he is an MD or a DO) would be preferable to an optometrist. And they would generally consider in one category such people as acupuncturists, chiropractors or homeopaths, people who apparently have an occasional success for reasons that nobody really understands, and so are worth considering for a patient who cannot be treated successfully and wants to try that route.
Allopathy is mostly used pejoratively. But in the United States it sometimes is used non-pejoratively. The connotation depends on context.
Recently in the United States, the term allopathic medicine has begun to be used with no pejorative connotation as an antonym of osteopathic medicine. In this context, allopathic medicine means medicine as practiced by Doctors of Medicine, and osteopathic medicine means medicine as practiced by Doctors of Osteopathy. This is arguably a very loose or figurative usage, because osteopathic is not opposite to allopathic – it is not a Hahnemann classification at all. Osteopathic treatments were based on yet another unscientific theory, that disease is caused by problems in the bones and muscles and can be reversed by manipulating joints and tissues. Arguably Hahnemann would have considered osteopathy just another useless allopathic practice.
For more information, see the Wikipedia articles "Homeopathy", "Allopathic medicine", and "Osteopathic medicine in the United States".
Speaking to The Hindu, Dr. Reena Nayyar, Secretary of the Medical Council of India (MCI), said, "I don't think this report has officially come to the MCI yet. But in general, any person practising allopathic medicine who does not have a registered medical qualification comes under quackery."
The MCI establishes standards of medical qualifications in India.
Now, unani, ayurveda practitioners can prescribe allopathy medicines, perform surgeries - The Indian Express, February 28, 2014.
"Mainstream doctors have traditionally resisted alternative medicine treatment. But let's be frank, we really don't have the domain knowledge to dismiss it. The idea behind the experiment is to see if alternative medicine can work where allopathy has no answers," said Lieutenant General BK Chopra, director general, Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS).
You can safely use "allopathy" to talk about mainstream medicine in India without accidentally belittling it.
A system in which medical doctors and other healthcare professionals (such as nurses, pharmacists, and therapists) treat symptoms and diseases using drugs, radiation, or surgery. Also called allopathic medicine, biomedicine, mainstream medicine, orthodox medicine, and Western medicine.
About the only practical use for allopathic is to split the MDs off from the DOs. Both groups practice essentially the same kind of medicine nowadays, but for historical reasons many U.S. states will have two Boards of Medicine (BOM), a Board of Allopathic Medicine and a Board of Osteopathic Medicine. Most DOs spend most of their time practicing allopathic medicine and, one could argue, that an MD physiatrist who uses massage to aid in recovery from a reconstructive procedure is practicing manipulative, i.e. osteopathic, medicine.
Not all states will have two BOMs, (e.g. Arizona) and in those states the term "Board of Medical Examiners" is often used. It would issue medical licenses to both MDs and DOs.
Just to put the final nail in this linguistic coffin, surgeons are not always addressed as "Doctor" in the UK.
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Culp's Corner
AT&T Byron Nelson Preview
by Josh Culp
Updated on May 6, 2019, 3:05 pm ET
The second major of the season is already at our doorstep but first, we have the AT&T Byron Nelson as the final prep event.
As usual, you have some golfers who will skip the week before a major, no matter what, and others will do their best to play the week before.
Overall, that gives us a relatively weak field this week with just a few elite names like Brooks Koepka and Hideki Matsuyama shining at the top.
The field is full at 156 golfers and the cut-line rules are the normal Top 70 and ties.
Trinity Forest will play host to the Nelson for a second straight year. It's a Coore & Crenshaw design that is classified as an American-Links style of course. It was built on an old landfill.
Last year we saw them ease into the course set up which led to slightly softer conditions and plenty of low numbers. The idea is you don't want to trick up the course and scare players off the first year at a new venue. The winds were also relatively calm for most of the weeks which is always going to be one of the primary defense mechanisms at an exposed, links-style course like Trinity Forest.
The first year of hosting saw them play the course as a par 71 that read 7,380 yards on the scorecard for all four days but there are some minor tweaks for 2019. The par-3 8th will now play at 160 yards instead of 140. The par-3 12th also received some lengthening (220 yards instead of 205). Finally, the par-4 16th got reduced to a 385-yard challenge instead of 429 yards. In all, the course is now listed at 7,371 yards.
On paper, the course looks like it has some moderate length. However, the wide fairways and firm soil base add plenty of roll to drives and even approach shots. That's why last year we saw a huge correlation to less-than-driver performance. There are plenty of chances to just poke it out there and let it roll. You would think with wide fairways and huge greens it'd become a bomb-and-gouge fest but that wasn't really the case in year one.
Will that change this year due to the weather? It's certainly possible, the Director of Grounds Kasey Kauff had this to say last week, "1.5" rain last night and more forecasted!! We certainly won't be brown this year, now it will be a longer test of golf!!"
What statistics proved relevant to success at Trinity Forest last year? The one that popped most compared to usual was strokes gained around-the-green. That stat is generally attributed to course management and/or creativity. It makes sense that both of those skills would prove worthy on a links-style course that is so different from the week-to-week stop on TOUR.
For grasses, we see zoysia fairways, nativegrasses in the rough, and champion bermuda on the putting surfaces. The greens are only prepped to run at 10.5 to 11 feet on the stimp which is on the slow side for PGA TOUR standards.
Course Quotes
Sifting through some past quotes over at the Fantasy Golfanac, let's try to break down the course to see how it will play.
Keith Mitchell: "There's a lot of different types or different styles of players that are at the top of the leaderboard. That shows a lot about the golf course. It doesn't favor any one person. I think it's a great test. "
Adam Scott: "Even though the yardage looks long, you really only carrying it 30 yards short sometimes and let it feed, and be able to play those shots is a lot of fun and takes some adjusting in the brain to do that and I think I've done that nice this week."
Aaron Wise: "I love playing really firm golf courses because it brings a lot of thinking in and today I didn't have quite as many drivers as I had the last couple of days because it was firmer. This course has enough teeth where you can't just bomb driver everywhere."
Brian Gay: "I mean it's all about the second shot. There's also a few tee balls to get some angles and it depends on where the wind is blowing. It's generous off the tee, gives you options. "
Marc Leishman: "How far the ball was rolling on the fairways. We're not used to that at all playing on the Tour over here. Normally it's all through the air, trying to bomb it high and fly it as far as you can.
Today, you know, I was hitting 3-wood over 300 yards, which I'll never do, rolling out really good. When I hit my driver, hit 6-iron in the practice round on a hole and sand wedge today. Hopefully they keep it dry and it plays like a links course all week and I think it will make for a good tournament."
Overview: There was plenty of talk about strategy off the tee, heat, and rollout on the fairways. The overall consensus in year one seemed to be that Trinity Forest does not suit one particular style of golf.
Correlated Courses
Looking at grass types, geography, course attributes, and past performance, here are a few courses/events that I think could prove to be a good pointer this week:
Waialae CC
El Camaleon GC
Kapalua's Plantation Course
Colonial CC
TPC Deere Run
We have just one year of data to work with but again we see lots of strategy-based courses show up on the list.
Looking for the fairway width angle? TPC Deere Run and Kapalua definitely fit that bill. Kapalua is also a Coore/Crenshaw design so give that a double check.
How about slow greens? El Camaleon checks that box.
A course that requires proper position on the fairway? Waialae and Colonial both qualify.
Thursday: A small chance (20%) of storms. Partly sunny with a high near 78 degrees. Winds around 8 to 14 MPH.
Friday: A 40% chance of showers/storms. Mostly cloudy with a high near 73 degrees. Winds at 10 to 15 MPH with potential for gusts at 20+ MPH.
Weekend: Before the cut, it looks like Thursday may be the best day for scoring but it will all depend on where the weather forecast falls come over the next few days.
This is a pretty dramatic change in air temperature versus last year when golfers had to deal with temps in the mid-90s all week.
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Josh Culp joined Rotoworld in 2014. The DFS enthusiast from Iowa State can be found on Twitter @futureoffantasy.


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import com.lean56.hijfinal.model.base.BaseOrderLog;

/**
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@SuppressWarnings("serial")
public class OrderLog extends BaseOrderLog<OrderLog> {
	public static final OrderLog dao = new OrderLog();
}