The more I chat to bloggers around the world, the more I've come to realise how topsy turvey living in Australia can be and that Halloween is just another example.
While Halloween marks the beginning of a Northern Winter, Down Under, Summer is well and truly underway and life's a beach.
So, the more I think about celebrating Halloween in Australia, the weirder it becomes and it really doesn't make any sense at all.
Traditionally, Halloween marked the end of Summer and the harvest and the beginning of the dark, cold winter. This was a time of year that often associated with human death. In the Celtic Calendar, 1st November marked the beginning of the New Year. On 31st October, the night before the new year, the Celts celebrated Samhain, when the boundary between the worlds of the living and the dead supposedly became blurred and it was believed that the ghosts of the dead returned to earth. In addition to causing trouble and damaging crops, Celts thought that the presence of the otherworldly spirits made it easier for the Druids, or Celtic priests, to make predictions about the future. For a people entirely dependent on the volatile natural world, these prophecies were an important source of comfort and direction during the long, dark winter.
For our family, these practices are quite foreign to our beliefs and are as much out of kilter as the time of year.
However, we go trick-or-treating in our street and the kids have been to a few Halloween parties over the years. However, Halloween is relatively low-key in Australia and unless you have kids or want to attract the local vultures, Halloween passes you by.
This year, for the first time ever, the kids each carved out a little pumpkin and this afternoon we'll be going trick-or-treating with a few friends in broad daylight. While that's great for personal safety, it sort of spoils the atmosphere. After all, other than evil nasties, who's afraid of the light? The sun won't be setting until 7.21PM.
Personally, I see Halloween more of an opportunity to meet our neighbours as we walk up and down the street and I would quite happily throw all the lollies out. But…these days I'm a grown up, not the little person almost astro-travelling on colours and excess sugar!
We might live in Australia and the seasons might be out of whack but my kids still want the lollies and they taste just as good.
I am also mindful at Halloween that we don't need to make up spooky stories. That there is more than enough horror in real life. Please read my next post, which is absolutely heart-breaking but unless we learn from horrific tragedy, we are leaving the window open for evil to return. Ignorance is no excuse for evil to flourish.
That said, I'd still like to hear what have you been doing for Halloween. Please leave links to your posts in the comments.
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"Promise me you'll always remember: you're braver than you believe and stronger than you seem and smarter than you think".
The real Christopher Robin and Poo9h Bear.
I really had to put a bit of thought into choosing my last quote for this challenge. Being a lover of motivational quotes, I naturally have quite a swag to choose from.
Lately, I've really become conscious of just how much most of us under-estimate our abilities, sell ourselves short and ultimately kill off all sorts of opportunities far better than any bully ever could.
Knowing we have this responsibility is liberating in a sense but also a heavy load. Despite the twists and turns of fate, the many ups and downs, setbacks and disappointments, we are often much more capable than we realise.
This is why I also love the song: "Try": While this song might havfe been about love, it's subsequently been used to represent just about any challenge.
Many thanks to our friend Melinda from purpleslobinrecovery, who has nominated us for this Challenge. Melinda blogs about her journey from slob to clean queen, and her ongoing battle with the Clutter Fairies, who we think must be related to the Slapstyx Goblins!
Thank you to Annabelle Franklin from https://annabellefranklinauthor.wordpress.com/ who nominated me for the challenge.
I hope you've all enjoyed these quotes and felt uplifted by them. Now, it's time to actually pump them through the heart and convert them into some form of action…even change.
This entry was posted in Parenting, Personal Development and tagged love, Milne, motivation, Pink, Pooh Bear, quotes, success, try, Winnie the Pooh, wisdom on October 30, 2015 by Rowena.
Like in a fairy tale, my dreams came true. Elena Shumilova and Brendan Diver ( Photos From Ireland) hosted her first ever European photography workshop in a beautiful village of Ballyliffin, Inishowen Peninsula, Co. Donegal. I had enrolled for the workshop to have the time of my life.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized on October 29, 2015 by Rowena.
Learning to Fly:The 3 Day Quote Challenge.
Earlier this week, my daughter and I attended an open day for what is called an Opportunity Class. Kids sit a test in year 4 for these classes which are held in Years 5-6 before starting high school. My daughter is currently on a waiting list but we were still invited to the introduction session and tour of the school.
For these students and their families, deciding whether to attend these classes can be a huge decision as it usually means leaving their current, local school and their friends, community and convenience to travel often quite a distance and starting from scratch. So, indeed, it can feel like sitting on the edge of a great precipice with your toes curled over the edge wondering if you're going to make it.
"The edge" doesn't need to be so dramatic either. Just in our ordinary, everyday lives, we confront things we don't want to do. Would rather avoid or even inspire incredible fear. That could be a spider in the house, driving someone out of your comfort zone. Difficulties with the family of some sort. In so many, many ways, many of us are everyday heroes who fly off that proverbial edge, usually without so much as a selfie to celebrate our triumph, let alone a film crew. I'm with you.
I hope you are having a great week. My cough seems to be settling down again (phew!) and Bilbo is looking so much better. Of course, we don't have everything sorted but definitely an improvement.
This entry was posted in Parenting, Personal Development and tagged adventure, Apollinaire, courage, fear, flying, kids, mom, Mommy, parenting, poetry, quotes, risk, school on October 29, 2015 by Rowena.
Apache Blessing: 3 Day Quote Challenge.
Rainbow Toes at Byron Bay 2015.
This entry was posted in Chronic Illness, Personal Development and tagged Apache Blessing, dancing, healing, journey, love, meditation, mindfulness, parenting, photography, poetry, prayer, quotes, relaxation on October 28, 2015 by Rowena.
If we were having coffee or indeed decaf something because it's getting late, I'd be offering you one of my home-made Choc Chip & Macadamia Nut Cookies. They're not long out of the oven and they're absolutely scrumptious…much better than the Vegemite toast I offered you last week and was almost universally rejected.
My husband isn't much of a Vegemite lover either and disapprovingly calls it "axle grease". However, he's become a bit of a convert this week as that infamous Aussie Vegemite sandwich makes a great decoy for the dog's tablets.
In case you haven't met our dogs, we have two dogs, Bilbo and Lady. Bilbo is a 9 year old Border Collie who is completely and utterly ball obsessed and I must say a little on the anxious side. The crazy mutt with go and stand outside in the rain until he's completely and utterly soaked but traditionally wouldn't get his paws wet at the beach let alone go for a swim. With increased exposure and watching more than a couple of his cherished balls float away, he'll now go about paw deep but that's it. He certainly wouldn't make a good Lifesaver.
Lady being quite the "dog hog" taking up both the huge woolen blanket and dog bed, leaving Bilbo shivering on the door mat before I intervened. I'm sure many blokes who've lost the doona mid-winter would say: "typical woman". I do think Lady also tries to live up to her name and sometimes even Bilbo is treated like the "Tramp".
Lady is a 3 year old Border Collie x Cavalier. She's basically black with patches of white on her chest and paws. We've only had her for a year and she comes from a farm up around Tenterfield. Her paperwork says that she's a "working dog" but to be perfectly honest, that dog hasn't done a day's work in her life…unless it involves hunting rabbits. At the time we found Lady, Bilbo was slowing down and really wasn't looking great. We'd lost our last Border Collie when he was 8 and so we decided to get a cross-over dog. However, it seemed that Bilbo perked up with Lady around and has lost about 15 kilos and while he's not moving around like a pup, he really has had a new lease of life.
However, the downside of Lady's arrival was that she introduced the most indestructible fleas on the planet to poor Bilbo, who's never had a flea allergy before in his life and suddenly his skin went ultra berserk. Thursday night, he seemed to have a temperature and his eyes were a bit bloodshot and he was clearly unwell.
Friday, he was off to the vet and I was really becoming concerned. I was thinking back to when I'd taken our last Border Collie to the vet simply because he wasn't eating and it turned out that he had a tumour. I asked how long he had left and I was thinking 6 months but then she said a few days and even suggested putting him to sleep. I just couldn't grasp that he was that sick and took him home. Emotionally, I felt like I'd been shot in the heart but as I said, the news really hadn't sunk in.
Fortunately, the news for Bilbo was nowhere near as grim and he's been given cortisone and antibiotics…and the Vegemite sandwiches.
I can't help wondering what he thinks about all of this. Cortizone is a powerful drug and he's on 40mg per day. I was told that he'd feel hungry and thirsty but I'm also wondering whether he's getting any of the side-effects I've had on prednisone and whether he's euphoric, angry and even though I didn't think his ball obsession could get any worse, an addict on steriods is a very scary prospect indeed.
He's a smart dog and I can just imagine him thinking: "Hey they don't make those Vegemite sandwiches quite like they used to!
He's starting to look a bit better but it's going to take awhile for his crowning glory to get back into shape. He currently looks dreadful.
Aside from looking after the dog this week, I've been coughing badly again and it's been driving me nuts. Seems that I don't have an infection and it's viral and so no point with the antibiotics but I've gone back on the nebuliser which helped…along with the fruit smoothies. I am feeling a bit better.
In between falling apart, we've been working on my son's assignment on Australian Prime Minister John Curtin. John Curtin was in office 1941-1945 but died roughly six months before the end of the Pacific War after the stress undermined his health. I am a Curtin and all my life people have asked me whether I'm related to that John Curtin. Well, it now turns out that I'm not but we do have a few other John Curtin's in our family so all wasn't lost.
I became quite engrossed in his assignment so rather than completely taking over and undermining what he was doing, I wrote a post about how much a parent should be helping their child with their homework and am working on a post going into a brief overview of his time in office.
If we were having coffee, I would ask you if you have been reading any good books lately.
Anyway, I have to head off now as I have an early start.
I hope you've had a great week and I ;look forward to catching up on your news tomorrow when I drop in for coffee at your place.
PS: Have you ever considered the irony that people who love animals want to be vets and yet aside from the posty, who do animals fear most? The Vet is like the canine equivalent of us going to the dentist!
This entry was posted in Australia, Parenting and tagged #weekendcoffeeshare, border collie, dogs, fleas, homework, kids, parenting, Stephen King, vet, writing, writing tips on October 25, 2015 by Rowena.


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Q: converting google datastore query result to pandas dataframe in python I need to convert a Google Cloud Datastore query result to a dataframe, to create a chart from the retrieved data. The query:
def fetch_times(limit):
    start_date = '2019-10-08'
    end_date = '2019-10-19'
    query = datastore_client.query(kind='ParticleEvent')
    query.add_filter(
        'published_at', '>', start_date)
    query.add_filter(
        'published_at', '<', end_date)
    query.order = ['-published_at']
    times = query.fetch(limit=limit)
    return times

creates a json like string of the results for each entity returned by the query:

*

*Entity('ParticleEvent', 5942717456580608) {'gc_pub_sub_id': '438169950283983', 'data': '605', 'event': 'light intensity', 'published_at': '2019-10-11T14:37:45.407Z', 'device_id': 'e00fce6847be7713698287a1'}>

Thought I found something that would translate to json which I could convert to dataframe, but get an error that the properties attribute does not exist:
def to_json(gql_object):
    result = []
    for item in gql_object:
        result.append(dict([(p, getattr(item, p)) for p in item.properties()]))
    return json.dumps(result, cls=JSONEncoder)

Is there a way to iterate through the query results to get them into a dataframe either directly to a dataframe or by converting to json then to dataframe?

A: Datastore entities can be treated as Python base dictionaries! So you should be able to do something as simple as...
df = pd.DataFrame(datastore_entities)

...and pandas will do all the rest.
If you needed to convert the entity key, or any of its attributes to a column as well, you can pack them into the dictionary separately:
for e in entities:
    e['entity_key'] = e.key
    e['entity_key_name'] = e.key.name  # for example

df = pd.DataFrame(entities)

A: You can use pd.read_json to read your json query output into a dataframe.
Assuming the output is the string that you have shared above, then the following approach can work.
#Extracting the beginning of the dictionary
startPos = line.find("{")

df = pd.DataFrame([eval(line[startPos:-1])])

Output looks like :
     gc_pub_sub_id data            event              published_at  \
0  438169950283983  605  light intensity  2019-10-11T14:37:45.407Z

                  device_id
0  e00fce6847be7713698287a1

Here, line[startPos:-1] is essentially the entire dictionary in that sthe string input. Using eval, we can convert it into an actual dictionary. Once we have that, it can be easily converted into a dataframe object

A: Original poster found a workaround, which is to convert each item in the query result object to string, and then manually parse the string to extract the needed data into a list.

A: The return value of the fetch function is google.cloud.datastore.query.Iterator which behaves like a List[dict] so the output of fetch can be passed directly into pd.DataFrame.
import pandas as pd

df = pd.DataFrame(fetch_times(10))

This is similar to @bkitej, but I added the use of the original poster's function.

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Imports of birds and eggs from the United States suspended
by 5m Editor
25 February 2004, at 12:00am
UK - The European Commission has yesterday suspended imports of birds and eggs from the United States into the EU.
Imports of birds and eggs from the United States suspended - UK - The European Commission has suspended imports of birds and eggs from the United States into the EU.
This follows confirmation of 'avian flu' (Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza - HPAI) in Texas yesterday.
In parallel Defra has introduced an identical ban on the imports into England.
Ben Bradshaw, the animal health Minister at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs said:
"Avian influenza is a highly contagious poultry disease. Imports of poultrymeat and poultrymeat products from the United States are already prohibited.
"I am very keen to ensure we do everything possible to prevent the disease being introduced into UK poultry flocks via imports of live birds and eggs. I welcome the swift action taken by the Commission to suspend imports."
Avian influenza (AI) is highly contagious, causing widespread fatality of poultry and serious economic damage. Outbreaks of the disease have been recently reported in Asia but the particular strain now confirmed in the United States (H5N2) is not the same as the strain affecting Asia (H5N1)
Imports of poultrymeat and meat products from the United States into the EU are already prohibited as there are no production establishments in the US which are approved to export to the EU. Meat from ratites (birds such as ostriches) was permitted.
Following yesterday's confirmation of AI in poultry in Texas by the US Department of Agriculture, the European Commission has suspended imports of:
live poultry, ratites, farmed and wild feathered game
hatching eggs of the above species
all other birds, except pet birds accompanied by their owners
eggs for human consumption
ratite meat obtained from birds slaughtered after 27 January
Defra is currently carrying out a risk assessment into the risk of the disease spreading through legal commercial trade. Results will be published on the Defra web shortly.
Source: Defra - 24th February 2004
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Related Issue: "Nursing Around the World"
In a recent article, Heller, Oros, and Durney-Crowley (2000) note 10 trends to watch regarding the future of nursing education. The first trend listed relates to diversity and its impact on disease and illness and the subsequent challenge to change education and practice to be congruent and respectful of differing values and beliefs. In a like manner other authors (e.g., Bellack& O'Neil, 2000; Gibson, 2000 ; Hegyvary, 2000; Outlaw, 1997) have called attention to the need for closer scrutiny of our values and beliefs about diversity. Outlaw, for example, expressively requests "a call for scholarly inquiry on human diversity" (p. 69).
Implicit or explicit in the works of these authors are the notions of culture and of values. Both words have many interpretations but each word has a primary association with a discipline. Culture's primary homebase is anthropology. Value's primary homebase is philosophy, especially as it relates to ethics. One can identify subsets of words associated with each. For culture, terms that immediately come to mind are ethnocentrism, cultural imposition, cultural importation, and cultural exportation. (See definitions and assumptions) For values, terms that immediately come to mind are belief systems and norms. The rubber meets the road when the two terms are joined: cultural values. Therefore, our purpose in writing this article is threefold: a) to clarify the relationships among cultural values, ethics, and ethical conflicts; b) to demonstrate with examples from the culture predominant in the United States how cultural attitudes and values in nursing may lead to conflict as a result of increasing globalization, and c) to formulate nursing strategies to decrease ethical conflicts related to cultural values.
Cultural values refer to enduring ideals or belief systems to which a person or a society is committed. The values of nursing in the States are, for example, embedded in the values of the U.S. American culture with its emphasis on self-reliance and individualism (Davis, 1999). Basic to the value placed on individualism are the beliefs that "individuals have the ability to pull themselves up by their bootstraps" and that an individual's rights are more important than a society's.
However, many cultures do not share the primacy of the value of individualism. Consider the factual data presented by Davis that about 70% of all cultures are collectivistic (i.e., loyalties of a person to a group exceed the rights of the individual) rather than individualistic (i.e., the rights of the individual supercede those of the group). "With individualism, importance is placed on individual inputs, rights and rewards" (Andrews, 1999, p. 476). In many cultures, health decisions are not made by an individual but by a group: family, community and/or society. Socialized medicine or government sponsored health care for all residents is reflective of the value placed on collectivism.
Therefore, reflecting on the values that predominate in the culture you practice, attain an education, visit, or read about is a requirement for ethical thoughtfulness. Ethics has many definitions but, typically, ethics is viewed as a systematic way of examining the moral life to discern right and wrong; it also requires a decision or action based on moral reasoning. Ethical conflicts occur when a person, group or society is uncertain about what to do when faced with competing moral choices (Silva, 1990). Ethical conflicts and issues occur within or among cultures and are usually precipitated by cultural/subcultural values in opposition.
Certainly members of any culture may hold varying degrees of commitment to the predominant values of the culture, but being in opposition to those values sets the stage for conflict. Even countries where people were once relatively isolated from other cultures or were homogenous (e.g., Asian cultures) are also becoming more culturally diverse. Why? Through increased communication, travel, and trade, differing perspectives have been imposed upon the cultural beliefs and ethical values of people because they are believed to be right or better (ethnocentrism at work). For example, North Americans and others with Western ethical perspectives who live in their own homelands may, unwittingly, export products abroad like textbooks, curriculums, and used equipment. These products, even though well intentioned, may present a cultural imposition. In addition, the altered attitudes of international students who return to their homeland after a westernized education in a capitalistic culture are a source of inculcating new but perhaps unsettling ethical perspectives on a country or profession. Globalization, with its outcome of increased cultural diversity, has not only given nurses pause for thought but also has contributed to ethical conflicts.
Davis (1999) recognizes how ethical conflicts and issues can arise, especially when nurses acknowledge the profound influence that the values of nurses in the United States have had on other countries worldwide. The value on individualism, for U.S. nurses, for example, can be examined in relation to the ethical principles of autonomy and justice. The ethical principle of autonomy is related to self- determination, that is, the individual's right to make decisions for him or herself. Consistent with this principle is respect for the autonomy of others. Therefore, the lack of respect for the decision-making of culturally diverse people in nursing practice is unethical.
The other principle, justice, which deals with what is due or owed to an individual, group, or society, has numerous definitions. For this discussion, we focus on two conflicting material principles of justice that cause ethical conflict: 1) "to each person according to what can be obtained in a free market, " 2) "to each person based on need."
The first material principle of justice has autonomy as its underpinning. It is in keeping with a supply and demand situation where some persons will possess or benefit more than other persons. A problem with this principle is that it can lead to inequalities in society's burdens and benefits.
The second material principle of justice has fairness as its underpinning. It is sensitive to individual differences and to factors over which the person has no control. A problem with this principle is how to honor it when resources are finite or scarce.
While we have only examined ethical conflicts that evolve from the U. S. cultural emphasis on individualism and the related ethical principles of autonomy and justice, there are many other examples of conflicts that can be and should be examined, but go beyond the scope and purpose of this column. However, we leave the reader with two questions to consider that are particularly cogent to a discussion on ethical conflicts: "…is it justified to strive for uniformity of nursing practice on the basis of ethics across all cultures?" and "…are there ethical notions of caring, ethical principles and virtues, that could be endorsed as true for all nurses everywhere?" (Davis, 1999, p. 123).
Of the many nursing theories used in the United States today, the one most associated with culture and cultural values is Leininger's (1991) Culture Care Diversity and Universality: A Theory of Nursing. In the mid-1950s she first observed that nursing practice lacked attention to cultural and humanistic factors. It was from these observations and from further writing and research on the topic that the preceding book was written (Leininger, 1996). Implicit to her theory is the importance of communication between patient/client and the provider(s) of care. As Donnelly (2000) succinctly states, "...ethical issues become more prominent when a lack of communication occurs" (p. 124). Lack of communication is more likely to occur when nurses care for international and culturally diverse persons. The resultant misunderstandings can lead to lack of respect for persons whose cultural values are different from one's own and to potential and real harm to those persons, whether culturally, psychologically, physically, or spiritually.
Recognize that values and beliefs vary not only among different cultures but also within cultures.
View values and beliefs from different cultures within historical, health care, cultural, spiritual, and religious contexts.
Learn as much as you can about the language, customs, beliefs and values of cultural groups, especially those which you have the most contact. Related Links from Transcultural Nursing: Basic Concepts and Case Studies Available: www.culturediversity.org/links.htm.
Be aware of your own cultural values and biases, a major step to decreasing ethnocentrism and cultural imposition. (A questionnaire that can help you with this goal can be found in Andrews and Herberg, 1999).
Be alert to and try to understand the nonverbal communications of your own and various cultures such as personal space preferences, body language, and style of hair and clothing.
Be aware of biocultural differences manifested in the physical exam, in types of illness, in response to drugs, and in health care practices.
Ethnocentrism - A person's belief in the inherent superiority of one's own culture over that of other cultures.
Cultural Imposition - A situation where one culture forces their values and beliefs onto another culture or subculture.
Cultural Importation - A situation where one culture buys or brings in products and goods from foreign countries (cultures) to be used or sold in the importing culture.
Cultural Exportation - A situation where one culture sends products or goods to foreign countries (cultures) to be used or sold in the exporting culture.
Belief Systems - A totality of enduring facts, principles and values that a person or a culture deems to be true or to be trusted.
Norms - Standards that are accepted, often implicitly, by a culture.
Goods or products imported/exported intact to another culture may not meet the needs of that culture or therefore, may need modification.
Both ethnocentrism and cultural imposition show insensitivity to the culture(s) who receive them.
Both belief systems and norms are needed for a stable culture.
Andrews, M. M. (1999). Cultural diversity in the health care workforce. In M. A. Andrews & J. S. Boyle, Transcultural concepts in nursing care (3rd ed., pp 471-506). Philadelphia: Lippincott.
Andrews, M. M., & Herberg, P. (1999). Transcultural nursing care. In M. A. Andrews & J. S. Boyle, Transcultural concepts in nursing care (3rd ed., pp 25-27). Philadelphia: Lippincott.
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Davis, A. J. (1999). Global influence of American nursing: Some ethical issues. Nursing Ethics: An International Journal for Health Care Professionals, 6(2), 118-125.
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Hegyvary, S. T. (2000). Scholarship for a new era. Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 32, 4-5.
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Silva, M. C. (1990). Ethical decision making in nursing administration (pp. 40-80). Norwalk, CT: Appleton & Lange.


Well-appointed features for a discerning, active family lifestyle. The Portland II is a thoughtfully designed home with a striking two-story foyer that opens to a formal living room and dining room, both accented by coffered ceilings. A full-featured gourmet kitchen flows into a separate breakfast area and family room, with beautiful sliding glass doors that open directly to the covered lanai. The secluded master bedroom suite is enhanced by a coffered ceiling, a sunlit sitting area, two large walk-in closets and a luxurious master bathroom complete with a dual-sink vanity, a massive corner tub, a separate shower, and a private water closet. The second floor features a spacious loft that overlooks the formal living room, a secondary bedroom with a covered balcony, and additional bedrooms and bathrooms. Additional desirable highlights include a private study, a conveniently-located powder room, and a separate laundry room on the first floor.


All five of us were totally exhausted from the heat and the continuous stop&go of following the sights of the Pony Express and Oregon trail. We entered finally the campground at Rock Creek Station Historical Park were we found a decent place to pitch our tent. The sanitary facilities were as good as new, clean and the showers had high pressure with perfect temperature. With the last energy we had we managed to pitch our tent, take care of girls and make some food. Then to bed and seconds later we were all snoring.
The next morning we spent some time at Rock Creek Station before leaving the Pony Express and heading north to Plainview, Nebraska – a city in which most of the movie Nebraska was shot. The days got hotter and Skippy had some trouble to stay focused. She was still riding in her normal gear. She needs to overcome her shopping-phobia and get some protective gear for hot days.
Preparing a building for moving.
Yeah - a different view besides corn and soy!
Rock Creek toll bridge and ruts in the steep hill from all the wagons.
It was difficult to find a campground in the area of Columbus. We decided to stay one night at the free municipal camping which offers electricity, water, a vault toilet but no showers.
We stayed two nights at the Chilvers park in Plainview where camping is for free (they even offer free electric hook-up and restrooms). We got lucky and could take a shower for free in the municipal swimming pool at the first day. The second day they closed early due to a severe thunderstorm! We got once more wet, cool lightning show and our tent got a free wash. Lucky for us no tornadoes (the following slogan came to my mind: "Roadlife ain't for sissies").
Pilger – a neighbor city did not get lucky. On the 16th -18th of June it was hit by a rare twin tornado which caused two deaths and many injuries (source: Wikipedia).
Camping in the municipal park.
Main street. Fred Astaire used to visit this hotel in his younger years (story).
Hawthorne in the movie Nebraska.
Skippy always finds those little creatures :) This one was in the end of its metamorphosis, really cool looking!
"Woody's brother's house" at the corner of Plum St and Pilcher Ave.
The Klowndoll museum at Plainview.
It was 13:00 when we were ready to leave the city – a pretty late start and then Skippy's bike stalled! The battery was again low. This Li-Io battery did not like the rainy weather and the stop-and-go in the morning after the rain. Well, we were already well trained in jump starting the Suzi and 5 minutes later we left Plainview towards south back to Pony Express.
Monsanto - a leading producer of genetically engineered (GE) seed and of the herbicide glyphosate (from Wikipedia).
We saw plenty of those signs along the road.
Great outfit on the sidecar and Ural typical, transport by trailer instead of own power?
Walmart's definition of ripe bananas (and Skippy said: they are still raw!).
Real ripe bananas have plenty of dark spots and no green at all! These are much better for digestion and also taste better!
Like in the movies - American style mail boxes.
Really??? a warning sign for this ENORMOUS downhill - LOL!
Following Pony Express, Oregon and California trail on the back country roads.
US Meat Animal Research Center - a place of outmost animal cruelty!
If two-headed pigs and 6-legged steers fascinate you, consider an educational visit to the US Meat Animal Research Center. They probably don't have those oddities, but you can get an inside peek at the complicated world of keeping America fed with meat. Tasty, healthy meat.
We saw plenty of these irrigation systems with up to 14 elements. "Nearly half of all water used in USA goes to raising animals for food! 70% of grains and cereals grown in USA are fed to farmed animals." Just think about how many humans those grains and cereals could feed and how easily we could save our only planet by going vegan!!!
The last picture of the Suzi and Skippy with a black helmet.
And then it made KABUMMMMMM!
Typical Nebraska road layout - a gravel road (dotted grey) every mile and a bigger asphalt road once in a while (distance HWY92 to HWY34 is 20mi = 32km). Please note the breath-taking S-curve on HWY 69 in the middle of the map north of Gresham!
The same spot via Google Earth.
The patterns created by the circular irrigation systems can be seen easily when zoomed in.
Great to hear you liked it. Safe travel.


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On this episode, Tom and Jenny discuss the case that started it all. Jenny was primarily a horror writer until Tom told her about a horrifying poltergeist experience he had endured in 1982, when he was thirteen years old. Objects moved in impossible ways, creepy noises like human voices came out of thin air, and an eerie presence seemed to watch him and his family at every turn, and followed them to a total of three locations. Tom gives a rundown of some of the phenomena, using current pictures of one of the locations in order to jog his memory. Tom and Jenny also discuss the poltergeist activity that rekindled at their own home more than thirty years after the original incidents. If you'd like to know more about the case, Tom and Jenny's book, The Mammoth Mountain Poltergeist, is available in print and ebook, and now in audio book as well.
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Our recent startup success series has interviewed a number of local business owners on their thoughts on what factors played a role in their success.
Building on this, we've conducted nationwide research on what crucial factors make for fertile ground for startups. The research has been turned into an interactive infographic on the top cities for startup success in the UK. The infographic is based on data of growth in the start up industries over the last 2 years. The four factors taken into consideration are survival rates, broadband speeds, graduate workforce proximity and property prices. The map presents a heat map of the areas seeing the most growth.


Somewhere, somehow, the first moves have been made—the pattern is beginning to emerge. Someone—or something—is on the way to supreme power over all the planets held by Man. And the Inter-stellar Corps is helpless to meet the threat—no normal man can hope to penetrate the conspiracy. But—the Corps has a man who isn't normal, a man with a very strange weapon...his mind!


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Funds from the scratch cards will be used to fund various projects run by the Fans Council. All projects will be posted on the Fans Council and the club's social media channels. The first of these projects is to fund new goals for the Youth Academy.
Official Scratch for Saints reps will be providing the cards on home match-days and can be easily identified by their club seller bibs.


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Most of today's best AU online casinos are licensed either in Malta (by the Lotteries & Gaming Authority of Malta), in Alderney (by the Alderney Gambling Control Commission), in Gibraltar (by the Government of Gibraltar), in the Isle of Man (by the Gambling Supervision Commission), in the UK (by the UK Gambling Commission), in Curacao (by the Curaçao Internet Gaming Association) in Kahnawake, Canadian Mohawk Territory (by the Kahnawake Gaming Commission) or in Antigua & Barbuda (by the Directorate of Offshore Gaming).
Australian players are not breaking any of their own laws when playing in one of these online casinos. Although the Australian government does issue online gambling licenses to operators who wish to open an online casino and then operate from within Australian borders, those operators are not legally permitted to accept real cash wagers from Australian players. This is why most Australian players who fancy a flutter in an online casino will end up playing in a foreign owned online casino. The Gambling Act of 2001 basically made it impossible for Australian operators to accept business from Australians.
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Top 3 Trending Stories Of The Day With DJ A Rich 2/12/2018
By A-Rich	 Last updated Jun 30, 2018
Cash Money Documentary Releasing on Apple Music
Apple Music is teaming up with Birdman and Cash Money Records for Before Anythang: The Story Behind The Cash Money Records Empire documentary.
The documentary, which is executive produced and narrated by Brian "Baby" Williams will show what life was like for Baby before he became the #1 Stunna.
Look for the documentary to debut a day before Baby's birthday, exclusively on Apple Music February 16th along with a soundtrack featuring Cash Money artist, Jacquees' new single "At The Club" featuring Dej Loaf.
Were you a Cash Money Fan or a No Limit Fan? Why?
2. Bruno Mars releases new '24K Magic' Tour dates
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The extra dates will start on September 7th in Denver and continue through October with a four-night stand in Los Angeles.
Mars will take Cardi B. on the road with him this time around.
Tickets will go on sale this Friday, February 16th at noon local time via Live Nation's website.
For more information, log on to altitudetickets.com.
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Hip-Hop artist French Montana might be looking at the perfume industry for his next big idea.
TMZ has come across documents that show French is trying to trademark his name for commerce in the health and beauty market.
The singer reportedly wants to put his name on fragrances, non-medicated lotions and shampoos, and non-medicated toiletries.
French has also applied to trademark his name on almost anything you can buy: jewelry, tote bags, backpacks, beach towels, watches, kitchen linens, sunglasses, pillow covers, headphones, and all kinds of clothing … including underwear.
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Pentarchia – koncepcja głosząca, że władza nad Kościołem należy do pięciu patriarchów, którzy pozostają w jedności wiary oraz mają te same prawa na swoich terytoriach.

Charakterystyka
Koncepcja Pentarchii wywodzi się z tzw. zasady akomodacji, która zakładała dopasowanie struktur organizacji kościelnej do istniejących struktur państwowych. Początkowo więc najważniejszymi ośrodkami chrześcijaństwa były trzy najważniejsze i największe miasta cesarstwa: Rzym, Aleksandria oraz Antiochia. Następnie, wobec wyniesienia do godności stolicy cesarstwa, dołączył do nich Konstantynopol. Na końcu, ze względów prestiżowych, przyznano tytuł patriarchy biskupom Jerozolimy.

Sankcję prawną nadało tej koncepcji ustawodawstwo cesarskie w tym zwłaszcza novele Justyniana.

Przyjmuje się, że istniała ustalona hierarchia Patriarchatów:
 Rzym (jego patriarcha, tytułowany papieżem, nosił tytuł primus inter pares)
 Konstantynopol (tytułowany Patriarchą ekumenicznym)
 Aleksandria (tytułowany papieżem oraz Patriarchą Aleksandrii i całej Afryki)
 Antiochia
 Jerozolima

Eklezjologia prawosławna tłumaczyła konieczność  jedności patriarchatów tym, że stanowią one 5 zmysłów Mistycznego Ciała Chrystusa i jedynie ich jedność może zapewnić ważność ustaleń soborów powszechnych.

W 2006 biskup Rzymu Benedykt XVI zrezygnował z tytułu patriarchy Zachodu.

Chrześcijaństwo starożytne
Historia Kościoła katolickiego
Prawosławie
Teologia chrześcijańska
Urzędy i tytuły kościelne
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Micron's core business philosophy is to conduct business with uncompromising integrity and professionalism. In August 2008, Micron joined the Electronics Industry Citizenship Coalition, now known as the Responsible Business Alliance (RBA). The RBA is comprised of leading electronics industry companies that have joined together to promote responsible working conditions, ethical business practices, and environmental stewardship globally throughout the electronics industry supply chain. RBA members adhere to a common RBA Code of Conduct, which addresses supply chain performance expectations for labor, health and safety, environmental practices, ethics and management systems.
We believe that our suppliers' compliance with the RBA code supports this philosophy. Micron and its subsidiaries expect suppliers to comply with the RBA code regardless of local business practices or social customs, and as may be requested by Micron, to demonstrate adherence to those codes.


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Q: How can I create a function which will take a date and return schedules based on time condition This is my database structure:
[
    {
        "schedule_time": "2021-05-17 12:39:29",
        "slot": "L",
        "item_date": "2021-05-18"
    },
    {
        "schedule_time": "2021-05-17 12:47:53",
        "slot": "D",
        "item_date": "2021-05-18"
    },
    {
        "schedule_time": "2021-05-18 13:55:22",
        "slot": "D",
        "item_date": "2021-05-19"
    },
    {
        "schedule_time": "2021-05-19 16:09:15",
        "slot": "L",
        "item_date": "2021-05-20"
    },
    {
        "schedule_time": "2021-05-19 16:11:55",
        "slot": "L",
        "item_date": "2021-05-20"
    },

I want to create a function that will take item_date and it will show how many schedules are between 9am to 12am. 12am to 3pm, 3pm to 6pm, 6pm to 9pm on previous days. if you look at the database the item_date and schedule_date are not the same. That's why I want the previous day's schedules listed in an array.
I have created a function it's only returning 9am to 12am data. I want the schedules together in an array.
  function schedulesList (date){
        let dbItemDate = date;
        let otherDayArray = schedules.filter(num => num.item_date !== dbItemDate); // not equal because I want other dates schedules not the exact date
        let times = otherDayArray?.filter(num => num.schedule_time.split(' ')[1] >= '12:00:00' && num.schedule_time.split(' ')[1] <= '14:00:00');
        console.log('9am to 12pm', times.length, 'schedules') //
    }

The expected result should be similar to this:
[
'9am to 12pm' : 2,
'12pm to 3pm' : 0,
'3pm to 6pm' : 1,
'6pm to 9pm' : 3,
]

A: Assuming you've stored the given input array in a variable called data.

let data = [{
    "schedule_time": "2021-05-17 12:39:29",
    "slot": "L",
    "item_date": "2021-05-18"
  },
  {
    "schedule_time": "2021-05-17 12:47:53",
    "slot": "D",
    "item_date": "2021-05-18"
  },
  {
    "schedule_time": "2021-05-18 13:55:22",
    "slot": "D",
    "item_date": "2021-05-19"
  },
  {
    "schedule_time": "2021-05-19 16:09:15",
    "slot": "L",
    "item_date": "2021-05-21"
  },
  {
    "schedule_time": "2021-05-19 16:11:55",
    "slot": "L",
    "item_date": "2021-05-20"
  }
];

//function to get the final results
let getScheduleCounter = (date) => {
  let scheduleCounter = {
    '9_12': [],
    '12_3': [],
    '3_6': [],
    '6_9': []
  };

  data.forEach(sch => {
    if (sch.item_date !== date) {
      updateScheduledCounter(sch, scheduleCounter);
    }
  });

  return scheduleCounter;
}

//function to get the count and update in scheduleCounter
let updateScheduledCounter = (sch, scheduleCounter) => {
  let time = sch.schedule_time.split(' ')[1];
  switch (!!time) {
    case (time <= '12:00:00'):
      scheduleCounter['9_12']++;
      break;

    case (time >= '12:00:00' && time <= '15:00:00'):
      scheduleCounter['12_3']++;
      break;

    case (time >= '15:00:00' && time <= '18:00:00'):
      scheduleCounter['3_6']++;
      break;

    case (time >= '18:00:00' && time <= '21:00:00'):
      scheduleCounter['6_9']++;
      break;
  }
}

let schedules = getScheduleCounter("2021-05-20");
console.log('schedules: ', schedules);

A: I suggest the following approach to the solution

const schedules = [
{"schedule_time": "2021-05-17 12:39:29","slot": "L","item_date": "2021-05-18"},
{"schedule_time": "2021-05-17 12:47:53","slot": "D","item_date": "2021-05-18"},
{"schedule_time": "2021-05-18 13:55:22","slot": "D","item_date": "2021-05-19"},
{"schedule_time": "2021-05-19 16:09:15","slot": "L","item_date": "2021-05-20"},
{"schedule_time": "2021-05-19 16:11:55","slot": "L","item_date": "2021-05-20"}];

const hours = [
{hoursName: '9am to 12pm', from: 9, to: 12},
{hoursName: '12pm to 3pm', from: 12, to: 15},
{hoursName: '3pm to 6pm', from: 15, to: 18},
{hoursName: '6pm to 9pm', from: 18, to: 21}];

const targetDate = new Date("2021-05-20");

const previousItems = schedules.filter(({ schedule_time }) => {
  const scheduleTime = new Date(schedule_time);
  return scheduleTime < targetDate;
});

const result = previousItems.reduce((acc, { schedule_time }) => {
  const scheduleTime = new Date(schedule_time);
  const targetHour = scheduleTime.getHours();
  const { hoursName } = hours.find(({ from, to }) => (targetHour >= from) && (targetHour < to));
  acc[hoursName] = (acc[hoursName] ?? 0) + 1;
  return acc;
}, {});

console.log(result);
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I had an iLo that I couldn't access today via its HTTP / HTTPS interface. You can simply SSH into it and use the reset or restart command (depending on version) to reboot the device. In my case, it came back up and it was accessible!


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GDG Cloud Southlake #2 Jez Humble DevOps Transformation:Building & Scaling High Performing Tech Orgs
GDG Cloud Southlake
Wed, Jun 30, 2021, 4:30 PM (CDT)
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Our speaker, Jez Humble, is co-author of several books on software including Shingo Publication Award winner Accelerate, The DevOps Handbook, Lean Enterprise, and Jolt Award winner Continuous Delivery. Jez's talk is titled "The DevOps Transformation: Building and Scaling High Performing Technology Organizations."
Jez Humble is co-author of several books on software including Shingo Publication Award winner Accelerate, The DevOps Handbook, Lean Enterprise, and Jolt Award winner Continuous Delivery. He has spent his 20 year career in software tinkering with code, infrastructure, and product development in companies of varying sizes across three continents, including working for the US Federal Government's 18F team as part of the Obama Tech Surge, and co-founding startup DevOps Research and Assessment LLC, which was acquired by Google in December 2018. He works for Google as a site reliability engineer, and teaches classes on agile software engineering and product management at UC Berkeley's School of Information.
Jez holds an MMus in Ethnomusicology from the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, and a BA in Physics and Philosophy from Oxford University.
https://cloud.google.com/devops
https://itrevolution.com/faculty/jez-humble/
During Q&A Jez recommended these artifacts:
Implementing Beyond Budgeting: Unlocking the Performance Potential: https://www.amazon.com/Implementing-Beyond-Budgeting-Unlocking-Performance/dp/0470405163
This American Life NUMMI: A car plant in Fremont California that might have saved the U.S. car industry. https://www.thisamericanlife.org/561/nummi-2015
MITSloan Management Review: How to change a culture. Lessons from NUMMI https://www.lean.org/Search/Documents/35.pdf
Continuous Delivery Evidence and Case Studies: https://continuousdelivery.com/evidence-case-studies/
Jez Humble
Serverless SRE
Jez Humble is co-author of The DevOps Handbook, Lean Enterprise, and the Jolt Award-winning Continuous Delivery. He has spent his career tinkering with code, infrastructure, and product development in companies of varying sizes across three continents, most recently working for the US Federal Government at 18F. As well as serving as DORA's CTO, Jez teaches at UC Berkeley.Follow Jez on his website…
Jez Humble is co-author of The DevOps Handbook, Lean Enterprise, and the Jolt Award-winning Continuous Delivery. He has spent his career tinkering with code, infrastructure, and product development in companies of varying sizes across three continents, most recently working for the US Federal Government at 18F. As well as serving as DORA's CTO, Jez teaches at UC Berkeley.Follow Jez on his website (https://continuousdelivery.com/) or on Twitter @jezhumble.
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Desert Mothers
Desert Mothers: translation
Desert Mothers Saint Paula and her daughter Eustochium with their spiritual advisor Saint Jerome—painting by Francisco de Zurbarán.
The Desert Mothers were female Christian ascetics living in the desert of Egypt, Palestine, and Syria in the 4th and 5th centuries CE. They typically lived in the monastic communities that began forming during that time, though sometimes they lived as hermits. Other women from that era who influenced the early ascetic or monastic tradition while living outside the desert are also described as Desert Mothers.[1]
The Desert Fathers are much more well known because of the many early texts written by and about them. There are no writings directly attributed to the Desert Mothers—the stories about them come from the early Desert Fathers and their biographers. The Apophthegmata Patrum, or Sayings of the Desert Fathers, includes forty-seven sayings that are actually attributed to the Desert Mothers. There are several chapters dedicated to the Desert Mothers in the Lausiac History by Palladius, who mentions 2,975 women living in the desert.[2] Other sources include the various stories told over the years about the lives of saints of that era, traditionally called vitae ("life").[1][3]
1 Notable Desert Mothers
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Notable Desert Mothers
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The Desert Mothers were known as ammas (spiritual mothers), comparable to the Desert Fathers (abbas), due to the respect they earned as spiritual teachers and directors.[4] One of the most well known Desert Mothers was Amma Syncletica of Alexandria, who had twenty-seven sayings attributed to her in the Sayings of the Desert Fathers. Two other ammas, Theodora of Alexandria and Amma Sarah of the Desert, also had sayings in that book. Desert Mothers described in the Lausiac History include Melania the Elder, Melania the Younger, Olympias, Saint Paula and her daughter Eustochium, and several women whom the author does not name.[3]
According to written accounts, Amma Syncletica was born in 380 CE to wealthy parents in Alexandria and was well educated, including an early study of the writings of Desert Father Evagrius Ponticus. After the death of her parents, she sold everything she had and gave the money to the poor. Moving outside the city with her blind sister, she lived as a hermit among the tombs outside of Alexandria. Gradually a community of women ascetics grew up around her, who she served as their spiritual mother. Even though she was an ascetic and hermit, Syncletica taught moderation, and that asceticism was not an end in itself.[5]
Theodora of Alexandria was the amma of a monastic community of women near Alexandria. Prior to that, she had fled to the desert disguised as a man and joined a community of monks. She was sought out by many of the Desert Fathers for advice—reportedly Bishop Theophilus of Alexandria came to her for counsel.[6][7]
Sarah of the Desert's sayings indicate that she was a hermit living by a river for sixty years. Her sharp replies to some of the old men who challenged her show a distinctly strong personality.[3] According to one story, two male anchorites visited her in the desert and decided, "Let's humiliate this old woman." They said to her, "Be careful not to become conceited thinking to yourself: "Look how anchorites are coming to see me, a mere woman." She replied, "According to nature I am a woman, but not according to my thoughts."[8]
Melania the Elder, the daughter of a Roman official, became widowed at a young age and moved to Alexandria, and then to the Nitrian Desert. She met several of the Desert Fathers, following them in their travels and ministering to them using her own money. At one point she was thrown into prison for supporting them, after several of the Fathers had been banished by the officials in Palestine. She eventually founded a convent in Jerusalem which had about fifty nuns.[9]
Her granddaughter, Melania the Younger, was married at the age of thirteen and had two sons, both of whom died at a young age. When she was twenty, she and her husband Pinianus renounced the world, both founding convents and monasteries.[9]
Amma Sarah said, "If I prayed God that all people should approve of my conduct, I should find myself a penitent at the door of each one, but I shall rather pray that my heart may be pure toward all."[10]
Amma Syncletica said, "In the beginning there are a great many battles and a good deal of suffering for those who are advancing towards God and afterwards, ineffable joy. It is like those who wish to light a fire; at first they are choked by the smoke and cry, and by this means obtain what they seek ... so we must also kindle the divine fire in ourselves through tears and hard work."[11]
Amma Syncletica said, "There are many who live in the mountains and behave as if they were in the town; they are wasting their time. It is possible to be a solitary in one's mind while living in a crowd; and it is possible for those who are solitaries to live in the crowd of their own thoughts."[12]
Amma Theodora said that neither asceticism, nor vigils, nor any kind of suffering are able to save. Only true humility can do that. There was a hermit who was able to banish the demons. And he asked them: "What makes you go away? Is it fasting?" They replied: "We do not eat or drink." "Is it vigils?" They said: "We do not sleep." "Then what power sends you away?" They replied: "Nothing can overcome us except humility alone." Amma Theodora said: "Do you see how humility is victorious over the demons?"[13]
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^ a b Johnston 2000, p. 373
^ King 1989
^ a b c Johnston 2000, p. 374
^ Earle 2007, pp. 1–2
^ Chryssavgis 2008, pp. 29–32
^ Swan 2001, p. 104
^ Earle 2007, p. 41
^ Forman 2005, p. 32
^ a b Palladius 1918
^ Swan 2001, p. 43
^ Chryssavgis 2008, p. 30
Chryssavgis, John (2008), In the Heart of the Desert: Revised Edition: The Spirituality of the Desert Fathers and Mothers (Treasures of the World's Religions), Bloomington, Ind.: World Wisdom, pp. 29–32, ISBN 1-933316-56-X, http://books.google.com/books?id=goeFHFiL2h0C&pg=PA29
Earle, Mary C. (2007), The Desert Mothers: Spiritual Practices from the Women of the Wilderness, Church Publishing, Inc., ISBN 9780819221568, http://books.google.com/books?id=PgWo3cOtngUC&pg=PA1
Forman, Mary (2005), Praying with the Desert Mothers, Liturgical Press, p. 32, ISBN 9780814615225, http://books.google.com/books?id=EakvWfy6xLUC&pg=PA32
King, Margot (1989), The Desert Mothers, Peregrina Publishing, http://www.hermitary.com/articles/mothers.html
Johnston, William M. (2000), Encyclopedia of Monasticism, 1, Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers, pp. 373–374, ISBN 9781579580902, http://books.google.com/books?id=GfC0TDkJJNgC&pg=PA373
Palladius (1918), The Lausiac History, Translation by W. K. L. Clarke, Macmillan (online edition by Fordham University), http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/basis/palladius-lausiac.html
Swan, Laura (2001), The Forgotten Desert Mothers: Sayings, Lives, and Stories of Darly Christian Women, Paulist Press, pp. 39, 43, ISBN 9780809140169, http://books.google.com/books?id=goeFHFiL2h0C&pg=PA29
Cameron, Averil; Puttick, Elizabeth; Clarke, Bernard (1993), Desert Mothers: Women Ascetics in Early Christian Egypt, Edwin Mellen Press, http://books.google.com/books?id=S1ZqNQAACAAJ
Ward, Benedicta (1985). "Apophthegmata Matrum". Studia Patristica (Berlin: Akademie Verlag) 16 (2): 63–66.
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Brazilian car racing rookie Pedro Cardoso secured his second top eight finish in as many race meetings during round four of the 2014 Ginetta Junior Championship at Donington Park on Sunday, 20th April, to edge closer towards the coveted top 10 in the driver standings for Hillspeed.
Taking 13th position overall, seventh in the Rookie Cup, during round three on Saturday, 19th April, the 14-year-old's improved eighth place result in the weekend's second encounter, fifth in the Rookie classification, brought with it an impressive turn of speed – Cardoso lapping just 0.1 seconds shy of outright top four pace.
Team-mate Harry Mailer had a more challenging Donington experience, but the British rookie still posted two solid points finishes. His best result of the weekend also came in the televised fourth round on Sunday afternoon where he bagged a top 15 finish, just shy of the Rookie Cup top 10.
"Pedro and Harry both made progress again this weekend, staying out of trouble and clocking up the mileage which is so vital for rookie drivers", said Hillspeed team principal Richard Ollerenshaw, "We are aware the next round at Thruxton will be exceptionally difficult as they didn't attend the test day there. After that, though, the subsequent events will allow them to show what they have learnt."
Beginning round three from 12th position overall, Cardoso traded positions with William Taylforth over the first few laps and was up into 11th on lap two before slipping back to 12th soon after. On lap eight, he was nudged back another spot to 13th place where he remained to the finish on lap 11.
Mailer, lining-up 15th on the grid after qualifying just 0.4 seconds slower than his team-mate, was elbowed back to 18th over the first couple of laps but climbed back into 17th on the third tour and then took 16th position on lap 10. On the run to the line on the final lap, though, he was pipped for the place by a mere 0.092 seconds.
In Sunday's race, Cardoso put together a terrific opening lap to move up from 13th position into the overall top 10 and then moved into ninth and eighth over the course of the next two laps. Taking seventh at mid-distance, he was shuffled back a place on the following tour and went on to end the race little more than a second shy of the top six on the tail of Jonathan Hadfield and Taylforth.
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Q: (Angular / Firestore) Grab / save collection to variable I am trying to save collection from Firestore to an array.
I can show it in html list but no idea how to save it to a variable. I know this is async It is working with *ngFor="let zasob of itemsZasoby" but still undefined in a variable. I need that for prepare json data to scheduler.
I was trying many examples from internet and no success. Maybe someone knows solution for async in angular to save the array? Switchmap or so? I am crying ritght now..
Service class:
import { Injectable, OnInit } from '@angular/core';
import { AngularFirestore, AngularFirestoreCollection } from '@angular/fire/firestore';
import { FsZasobyModel } from '../models/fs-zasoby.model';

@Injectable({
  providedIn: 'any'
})

export class FsZasobyService implements OnInit {
  private dbPath = '/zasoby';
  zasobyRef: AngularFirestoreCollection<FsZasobyModel>;

  constructor(private db: AngularFirestore) {
    this.zasobyRef = db.collection(this.dbPath);
  }
  ngOnInit(): void {
  }

  getAll(): AngularFirestoreCollection<FsZasobyModel> {
    return this.zasobyRef;
  }
}

Calendar class:
export class KalendarzComponent implements AfterViewInit, OnDestroy  {
  itemsZasoby: any;

  @ViewChild(BryntumSchedulerComponent, { static : true }) schedulerComponent: BryntumSchedulerComponent;

  constructor(
    private fsZasobyService: FsZasobyService) {}

  ngOnInit(): void {
    this.getItemsZasoby2();
  }

  getItemsZasoby2(filterValue) {
    this.fsZasobyService.getAll()
        .valueChanges().subscribe(data => {
        this.itemsZasoby= data
          console.log(this.itemsZasoby);  -- There is data in an array
      })
      console.log(this.itemsZasoby); -- undefined cause of async
  }
}

A: I'm not sure what you are trying to accomplish - could you elaborate on what you are trying to do? anyway, the reason it is undefined is like you said - it's async. this means that you are calling the second console.log - before the data has arrived. that is why it's undefined.
whatever manipulation you want to do on the data needs to be done afterward. if you use switchmap/map/flatmap or whatever map inside the call itself - it's still an async function.

A: I have a config for scheduler what needs a json data:
setKalendarzConfig() {
  this.kalendarzConfig = {
    resources  : this.itemsZasoby,
    events     : this.itemsZamowienia,

    barMargin  : 10,
    rowHeight  : 60,
    minHeight  : 150,
    eventStyle : 'border',
    mode :'vertical',
  }
}

In demo version it reads from json file with structure:
resources = [
  { id : '10001', name : 'kalKlasa 3GDA 07809', 'role': '[P]' },
  { id : '10005', name : 'G9 WOBET', 'role': '[PG]'},
]

So I am trying to get data from Firestore collection and save it to a variable this.itemsZasoby for replace date from file. Then I can go to work with firebase insteand of a local file.


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A couple of days before the historic snow fall in Taipei, I practiced my Chaxi for tea class. And thanks to very cold temperatures, I felt like using my Nilu with charcoal fire. I was pleasantly surprised by how much heat a few pieces of charcoal can produce!
For a cold day and with Chinese New Year approaching, I felt that the red color would be a nice choice to warm things up.
Preheating teapot and cups is essential. The cold even guides my choice of cups: the ivory flower cups. Their tall shape means there is less contact between the tea and the cold air. This helps preserve the warmth of the brew a little longer.
And the ivory color is also a good fit with the tea I've chosen: a high oxidized traditional Oriental Beauty.
The color of the brew appears a little bit warmer.
High oxidized tea creates a sweet warmth that extends from the palate to the whole body. This Oriental Beauty adds a silky, refined taste and dark spice flowery notes.
The lion dominates this peaceful world from his white cloud. That's where I pour the hot water with calm and concentration.
And in the cups, the passion of tea and fire brings back an endearing summer feeling.
It's a joy to drink an Oriental Beauty on cold day!
Cold temperatures call for warm, sweet and rich teas. For this lesson, I wanted to show that we can find such nice combination in mid aged teas that are 10 to 15 years old. Good tea can be enjoyed at any age. The point should never be to brew an old tea for its age's sake, but for the pleasure it brings.
Brewing with a gaiwan is a challenge when it's cold, but it remains the best tool for learning how to brew well. Preheating is essential.
We started with my 2001 spring Concubine Oolong and the three of us brewed it alternatively on 2 Chaxi.
The first brew of Serena and Israel were very different and then mine was also unlike these 2 brews. This was the first take away from this class: the same tea, brewed with the same water will taste notably different when prepared by different people. The reason is that we pour the boiling water in the gaiwan with different speeds and different level of control (some are more steady, while others pour at uneven speeds). Another reason is the length of the brew.
For the first 2 pours, it's best to pour slowly, because aged Oolong has unfurled a bit and doesn't require much energy to open up. The other detail that helps improve the flavors is a good preheating of the cups. We preheated them again for each brew and then it's best not to empty them too early, but wait until a few moments until you're about to pour from the gaiwan in the cups.
Good leaves are forgiving when they are not brewed perfectly, but when you do they give an incredible crisp, sweet and delicious taste that lasts comfortably for over ten minutes.
I was happy that Serena got her third brew right after following my instructions. "This is the best cup of tea I every brewed!", she said.
Then we switched to my beautiful 2003 wild Yiwu puerh qizi bing. It already smelt fabulous dry. It also delivered a powerful aftertaste that lingered well beyond the end of the class. Its energy was pleasantly felt in the body. And like the Concubine Oolong, each brew turned out a little bit different, depending how the water was poured in the gaiwan. The rewards of getting it right make learning and practicing tea brewing so interesting!
These 2 mid aged teas still had a lot of power and freshness, while already feeling more rounded and deeper. They also showed that it's not so much the age that matters, but the initial quality of the leaves and good storage conditions.
Thank you Israel, my longtime tea blogger friend, and Serena for sharing and supporting my tea passion.
Israel est un ami blogueur avec lequel je correspond depuis 2007. Ce fut donc une joie de le rencontrer pour ce cours d'infusion de ses thés préférés, les Oolongs torréfiés. Nous utilisons mon gaiwan en porcelaine pour infuser ce Hung Shui Oolong de Dong Ding d'hiver 2013 à forte torréfaction. Après ma démonstration de ma méthode (expliquée dans mon guide), je cède ma place à Israel afin qu'il la pratique. En effet, même s'il lit mon blog depuis près de 10 ans, il n'infuse pas tout à fait comme moi, avec peu de feuilles et des infusions plutôt longues et versées en douceur.
A ce propos, cette semaine, un lecteur (George) m'écrit: "Ca y est, j'ai goûté chaque Oolong. Ils sont tout simplement délicieux. Alors, un grand MERCI pour la qualité de tes sélections.(...) Tes astuces sur la façon de verser l'eau (dans ton guide, ndlr) m'ont fait redécouvrir certains thés. Bluffant !"
Le thé de qualité ne s'apprécie pleinement que si l'on sait bien l'infuser.


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Zágrábtól 28 km-re, községközpontjától 2 km-re északkeletre a megye északkeleti részén, az A4-es autópálya közelében fekszik.

Története
A települést még birtokként 1201-ben említik először "terra Beryzlay" alakban. 1412-ben nemesi névben szerepel. 1454-ben "possessio Boryzlowcz", 1481-ben "possessio Boryslowcz", 1489-ben "possessio Boryslawcz", 1501-ben személynévben "de Beryzlowcz", 1509-ben már faluként "Berizlowcz", 1598-ban "Boryzlowcz in districtus Felseo Zthwbycza" alakban említik. A 16. században egy erődített kastély állt itt, melynek nyoma sem maradt, ám közelben ma is találnak faragott köveket. 1783-ban "Beriszlavczi" alakban szerepel az első katonai felmérés térképén. A falunak 1857-ben 34, 1910-ben 54 lakosa volt. Trianonig Zágráb vármegye Szentivánzelinai járásához tartozott. 2001-ben 43 lakosa volt.

Népesség

(1869 és 1890 között lakosságát Pretokihoz számították.)

Források
Szentivánzelina község hivatalos oldala
Ivan Kalinski: Ojkonimija zelinskoga kraja. Zagreb. 1985.
Az első katonai felmérés térképe (1763-1787)

Jegyzetek

Zágráb megye települései