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György Jendrassik (ur. 13 maja 1898 w Budapeszcie, zm. 8 lutego 1954 w Londynie) – węgierski inżynier, wynalazca silnika turbośmigłowego.
Jendrassik studiował na Politechnice Budapeszteńskiej, następnie na Uniwersytecie w Berlinie, gdzie miał możliwość uczęszczania na wykłady Einsteina i Plancka. W 1922 roku w Budapeszcie dostał dyplom inżyniera mechanika. Od 1927 roku pracował w zakładach Ganz, i pomógł ulepszyć używane tam silniki wysokoprężne. Zaprojektował wówczas słynny silnik Jendrassik Cs-1, początkowo w wersji z pojedynczym i podwójnym cylindrem, później w wersji czterosuwowej z czterema i sześcioma cylindrami.

Następnie Jendrassik skupił się na pracy nad turbinami gazowymi i w tym celu założył w 1936 roku przedsiębiorstwo Találmánykifejlesztő és Értékesítő KFT.-t. Od 1942 do 1945 roku był dyrektorem fabryki, w 1943 został członkiem korespondentem Węgierskiej Akademii Nauk. W węgierskim urzędzie patentowym zarejestrowanych jest 77 jest wynalazków.

Po wojnie Jendrassik utracił zaufanie władz i nie był w stanie kontynuować swojej pracy. Opuścił kraj; przez pewien czas mieszkał w Argentynie, potem w Wielkiej Brytanii, gdzie zmarł w 1954 roku.

Linki zewnętrzne
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 Magyar feltalálók és találmányaik - JENDRASSIK GYÖRGY (1898 - 1954)

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Rudy Giuliani Wiki: Facts to Know about Rudy Giuliani, Expected Secretary of State for Donald Trump
By: Sarah Dos Santos - Published: November 15, 2016 at 2:52 pm
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On Monday night, former New York mayor, Rudy William Louis Giuliani made his intention clear to become the next secretary of state. Giuliani, a prominent member of President-elect Donald Trump's inner circle, shared his foreign policy ideas in an hour-long question-and-answer session in Washington, D.C. He also spoke at a dinner hosted by the Wall Street Journal, saying Trump's priority would be to destroy ISIS and put peace with the Middle East on the back burner. As Rudy Giuliani secretary of state expectations inspire conversation over the Internet, our Rudy Giuliani wiki gives insight into the man behind the story.
How old is Rudy Giuliani? Rudy Giuliani's age is 72. He was born May 28, 1944, in Brooklyn, New York to parents Harold Giuliani (tavern owner) and Helen Giuliani (secretary). Aside from his credentials as the former mayor of NY, he is also an American lawyer, public speaker and businessman. Giuliani was formerly a Democrat, then an Independent in the 1970s, and switched over to the Republican side in the 1980s, where he remained. Rudy Giuliani's attorney general experience during the 1980s is also one of the things he is known for. He prosecuted huge cases including some against the American Mafia. Rudy Giuliani's net worth, according to Celebrity Net Worth, is listed at $45.0 million.
Rudy Giuliani's wife is currently Judith Nathan, who is his third wife. Giuliani was previously married to Regina Peruggi in 1968, but they filed for a civil divorce in 1982. Additionally, their marriage was annulled by the Roman Catholic church after Giuliani discovered they were actually second cousins! Peruggi's brother, however, believed that Giuliani knew of their familial connection at the time of their marriage. Giuliani, who began a relationship television personality, Donna Hanover during the separation with Peruggi, married the TV personality in 1984. Hanover and Rudy Giuliani's children include, son Andrew and daughter Caroline. These were the first of Giuliani's children. Giuliani later met Judith Nathan, a twice-divorced pharmaceutical manager, in 1999 at a cigar bar called Club Macanudo. While still married to Hanover, he and Nathan developed an ongoing relationship that Giuliani tried to keep out of the public eye. In 2000, Giuliani raised eyebrows as he stopped wearing his wedding ring. Their relationship was inevitably outed by the New York Post, leading to Giuliani's public decision to separate from Hanover. Additionally, Giuliani was paying Nathan $125,000 annually to help him with speechwriting. He decided to announce his decision during a press conference in May 2000, before telling Hanover. The couple finalized their divorce in October 2000, and three years later, Giuliani married Nathan on May 24, 2003, gaining a stepdaughter named Whitney.
Donald Trump shared a photo on his Instagram account, thanking Giuliani for endorsing him during his campaign. Check out the post below to see the Rudy Giuliani pics shared by Trump.
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Giuliani was diagnosed with prostate cancer in April 2000, when he was 55 years old. He decided to undergo four months of neoadjuvant Lupron hormonal therapy, then had low dose-rate prostate brachytherapy in September 2000. The latter treatment involved the permanent implantation of 90 TheraSeed radioactive palladium-103 seeds into his prostate. Two months later the treatment was followed by five weeks of external beam radiotherapy and five months of adjuvant Lupron hormonal therapy. In March 2016, a report by VeryWell.com stated that he continues getting tests to check for recurrences, but he has remained disease free since his treatment.
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Another Year, Another Leap Forward for Prize Competitions
Eric Beidel
If federal agencies need an incentive to be more open and innovative in addressing critical issues, they need look no further than news this week from the White House.
On August 10, the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy issued its Implementation of Federal Prize Authority Progress Report for fiscal year 2015, and it's chock-full of examples of how agencies have advanced their missions through crowdsourcing and open competition.
Since 2010, the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) has provided Challenge.gov as a place for federal agencies to announce challenges and for citizens to compete for prizes by offering their talents and expertise to the government.
During that time, GSA has trained more than 1,500 agency staff members on the effective use of challenges and worked tirelessly to build momentum and share resources through a growing federal community of practice.
The work is making a difference and catching on in new places across government. Just look at some of the numbers in the White House's new report.
Between September 2010 and March 2015, Challenge.gov featured 396 competitions from 72 agencies. By June of this year, there were over 700 challenges from more than 100 agencies listed on the site.
That's a huge surge over the past year in terms of challenges launched and the number of agencies running competitions for the first time.
But it's not just sheer volume. Agencies are turning to prize competitions to confront critical issues of national importance such as climate change and infectious disease.
They're also getting creative in how they structure and use these competitions. The report detailed trends in how agencies are:
partnering to design more ambitious and sophisticated prizes;
employing new models for engaging the public during competitions;
using prizes in conjunction with other activities as part of a broader portfolio within a program;
building momentum for a specific issue through a series of challenges; and
addressing market failures through the commercialization of solutions from challenges.
For more specifics on the challenges run this year, be sure to check out the entire report.
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Justin Rich has announced his transfer from Ohio State University to Virginia Tech. Rich just completed his freshman year with the Buckeyes. He is originally from Midlothian, Virginia, and did his club swimming with Poseidon Swimming Inc.
Rich recorded all three of those lifetime bests at the Ohio State Winter Invite in February. That was a seventh tenth drop in the 100 and a best by a second in the 200, compared to his high school times.
Another 'Best' choice. Good luck at VT and with your new Head Coach Sergio Lopez and Josh Huger, a great Assistant Coach.


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Russia: Stepashin Seeking Duma Confirmation
May 09, 1999 00:00 GMT
Moscow, 19 May 1999 (RFE/RL) - Russian Prime Minister-designate Sergei Stepashin told lawmakers during confirmation hearings today that he wanted to speed up reforms and boost Russia's economic recovery from last summer's financial crisis. Stepashin--who is seeking confirmation today as President Boris Yeltsin's candidate for prime minister--said a new, energetic approach was needed to secure political and economic stability. Stepashin, who previously headed the country's police and internal security forces also said he has no intention of resorting to unconstitutional means to enforce his policies.
The Duma vote confirming or rejecting Stepashin is expected at around 1200 Prague time.
If the Duma rejects Stepashin's nomination three times, Russian President Boris Yeltsin is constitutionally obliged to dissolve the Duma and call new elections. If the Duma votes in favor, Stepashin will be automatically installed in office, and Yeltsin can then appoint other cabinet ministers.
Russian news agencies report today that Yeltsin is working in the Kremlin. Yesterday there were reports--denied by the Kremlin--of new health problems for the president.


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I've always been a social drinker.
It's easy, alcohol is part of our culture. I was always eager to meet up for drinks, pack the cooler for a day on the lake, host happy hour, tailgate in the parking lot all afternoon, or sit on my front porch with neighbors.
A tall Tito's and seltzer was my default. It didn't matter who, what, when, where or why, I was ready.
Trouble is, moderation has never been my jam. I subscribe to the go-big-or-go-home philosophy.
Years ago I ran one mile without stopping and a few days later, I signed up for the Chicago Marathon. Ten months of training got me across the finish line!
When I enthusiastically decided to start my coaching business, I left my traditional job with ZERO clients.
A few years ago, I was shopping for a bicycle and instead bought a 500-gallon, 9-person hot tub for my backyard.
Last spring I booked a solo trip to Cancun on a Friday and I was eating lunch in Mexico on Monday.
When I get an idea, I am all in.
My decades of drinking also tended to be on the outskirts of moderation — all or nothing.
Last October I had a few false starts to Sober October before it finally stuck. There was no dramatic moment or rock bottom experience, it was just time. I was genuinely curious to see the consequences of a dry month on my business, physical health and mental health.
Calculating time, drinks and rides home was an ongoing and often consuming task. "I buy, you fly" was no longer my deal of the day. It's relaxing to come and go as I please.
Meeting up for drinks is the lowest common denominator. I'd rather connect with friends for a walk in the woods, a leisurely lunch, or to attend an event together.
Alcohol protected me from being vulnerable; it's tough, loud and superficially confident. This is a biggie. I distracted myself with cocktails- straying away from my true, raw self. Sure, it was a good time. However, now I can ask for help, express insecurities, and articulate feelings more confidently. Ironically, being vulnerable is totally badass.
I know myself better. My intuition is stronger. I'm noticing and acting on nudges and gut feelings. Creative ideas, people to contact, and untapped resources just keep flowing to me. This is my favorite part.
Weeks of sobriety turned into months and then to a year. And I love it.
The bennies are pretty obvious: better sleep, clearer skin, thousands of calories and dollars saved, a more vibrant morning routine, no guilt, shame or embarrassment regarding my behavior, more creative energy for my coaching programs and products, and far more thoughtful conversations with friends when we are out and about.
I wouldn't do it, but I'm confident if I listed regrets or moments I'd like to take back, they all involve booze.
Sometimes I notice the handle of Tito's in my freezer and sing, "We-eeee are never, ever, ever, getting back together." And then I shut the door and carry on.
Like any relationship that doesn't serve me, I can see it more clearly from a distance. I've had plenty of fun but toxic relationships — alcohol is no exception.
With life experience comes wisdom, right? Wisdom is inviting me to hold space for more crisp, clear, energizing and elevating experiences.
It has been said that how a person does one thing is how they do everything. If that zen master was right, then my exaggerated month without alcohol appears to be a simple decision with an extraordinary ripple effect.
Cheers to the ever expanding, always evolving YOU!


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Richards Building Supply Rebuilds Goldsboro
HOMER GLEN, Illinois – March 15, 2019 – Richards Building Supply a wholesale distributor of building supplies announced the rebuilding of the Goldsboro branch. On Friday, April 13, 2018, Paige Barwick Area Manager for Richards Building Supply received one of the most difficult calls she ever took, learning that the Richards Building Supply Goldsboro Branch facility was on fire. She also received one of her greatest blessings during that same call when she was advised that all the team members and customers made it safely out of the building and no one was hurt.
Barwick commented, "We greatly appreciated the quick response from the City of Goldsboro Fire Department along with support from Nahunta, Belfast, Patetown, and Elroy Volunteer Fire Departments. We also had support from the Wayne County Sherrif's Department, the North Carolina State Highway Patrol, the Goldsboro Police Department, the Wayne County EMS, the American Red Cross. We wish to recognize everyone who came to our site that day, they were here when we needed it, and they are a true testament to what makes Goldsboro and Wayne County such a special place to live. Thanks to all the people who helped with our rebuild process."
Barwick added "In 1980 Eastern Aluminum started here and we have been a wholesale distributor of building products since that time. We carried aluminum siding, and as time and the markets changed we expanded our offering to include vinyl siding, as well as windows, doors, stone, interior cabinets, roofing, we can provide anything for the outside of the home except brick at this time. We have proudly served professionals in this community and the surrounding communities for almost 40 years. With Hunter family purchasing the company in the late 1980's we expanded our territory and grew to 10 branches. In 2015 we were lucky enough to have been acquired by the Richards Building Supply family, they welcomed our 10 locations in and made us one of 60 instead of one of 10 at that time. It's been a great fit for everyone, and we are very fortunate to be part of a great organization and are extremely fortunate for the support they have provided with the fire and with the acquisition."
Goldsboro Mayor Chuck Allen stated, "It's an honor and a pleasure to be here. Mr. Hunter started all of this, so the Richards family could come in and expand on the business. When I saw the fire, the first thing I thought was that these people are going to leave. And, very quickly they said they are not going anywhere and have plans to rebuild, and rebuild they did, what a fabulous facility."
Joe Scott the Mayor of the town of Mt. Olive and the Chair of the Wayne County Developmental Alliance added "I am glad and thankful to see this place back because it's not just the Goldsboro business it's a business community that reaches many areas. It's a great blessing to our community to see the place back."
Barwick commented, "We moved into this facility on February 15th, so just ten months after the fire we have moved in. Many things can be learned in difficult times, it's not the best way to learn them, but the best blessings have come out of this. We have a great new facility, we have more products than ever before, and we invite everyone to come out and visit us." Richards Building Supply's Goldsboro location is at 311 N. Oak Forest Road, open weekdays from 7 am until 4 pm.
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Breaking taboos around mental health and suicide
CBRE's Will Castle discusses the importance of all of us being honest about our own mental health, reflecting on the death of his father who took his own life a decade ago.
Will Castle, Associate Director, CBRE
"Because his photo was splashed all over the front page of the Evening Standard I was afraid of being recognised for being that guy whose dad had just killed himself," Will Castle, associate director at CBRE, says bluntly. "Now I've managed to establish my own name and my own career having been his son for a long time."
Will Castle is speaking out now, on the anniversary of his father's death, to highlight and help break some of the taboos around mental health and suicide prevention - two areas supported by the charity Movember which has triggered a host of unsightly facial hair across the land.
You can listen to this podcast via Apple Podcasts or Spotify or SoundCloud or listen to it through the player below:
You can find Will's Movember page here where he is the second highest fundraiser in the country. You can find a link to the Mental Health charity Mind, here - please donate if you can to these incredibly worthwhile causes.
In the podcast, Will speaks from the heart about his father's life as a prominent personality within property and as a leading polo player famous for his royal connections. "The Queen is not wearing any gloves in the photo I have of her with my dad," Will recalls. "It's apparently the only time she's ever shaken the hand of a non-royal without gloves. Apparently she forgot them."
It's a moving, positive and occasionally funny interview that we would like everyone to listen to and share. The message that comes through is around the need to communicate and be more open.
"What I would say is talk to people who have been through trauma - don't shy away from difficult conversations," he advises. "It's World Mental Health Day for me every day. But for others who haven't gone through trauma, they need reminding that others need help."
"My dad was a very complicated chap," Will says. "His biological father died six months before his death. He had health issues he didn't share and he'd lost a couple of close friends through tragic accidents but again, he just never talked about it. You could tell it grated away at him but because of how he was, no one really knew what was going on."
Will's father Paul, known as "the chief" in property circles, sadly took his own life at the desperately young age of 54. Forging a very successful career from a modest background, Paul, through sheer hard work and guts and determination, amassed a large property portfolio across London and Oxfordshire.
He has been described as a gregarious, affable, and incredibly energetic and astute man. However, following health worries and deeply affected by the deaths of two close friends, Paul sadly took his own life.
In conversation with Blackstock's Managing Director, Andrew Teacher, Will explains how vital people's messages of condolences and support, alongside stories of his father, have been.
"To this day, I still have periods of time where I will go through old messages and emails which offered condolences, support, and great stories that I'd never heard before, and they still put a smile on my face."
Will is a passionate advocate for breaking down the taboo surrounding mental health. His experience has helped him to recognise the importance of open conversations, which is a core value across both his personal and professional life.
"It's taught me the value of being able to talk to someone if you have got a problem. I am very open and honest about my mental health, and if I'm having a bad day I'll share it with anyone really, it doesn't bother me."
Although societal expectations and culture have definitely changed for the better across the course of the past decade, there is still a way to go, says Will.
"What I would suggest to business owners and senior management is to talk to people who have gone through trauma and understand what they want. Don't shy away from the difficult conversations. CBRE is a brilliant company and definitely market-leading in terms of what we're doing surrounding mental health."
Will ended up continuing with his and his father's plans to climb Mount Kilimanjaro to honour his memory. Although we might not all be able to climb the world's highest single free-standing mountain, we can all make sure we reach out to friends and family, check-in on their mental health, especially during these difficult times.
Please do share this podcast with contacts via social media using the hashtag #propcast.
You can find Will's Movember page here and a link to the Mental Health charity Mind, here - please donate if you can to these incredibly worthwhile causes.
If you've been affected by any of the issues discussed in the podcast, or need to speak confidentially to someone about any issues you may be facing, please contact the Samaritans at 116 123. The Samaritans can be contacted 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
You can listen to this podcast via Apple Podcasts or Spotify or SoundCloud or listen to it through the player above.
This podcast was produced by Blackstock Consulting founder Andrew Teacher and you can Tweet your views at @BlackstockPR
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Hambantota, Sri Lanka, April 9 (newsin.asia): In a special ceremony held on Monday at the Nonagama Cultural Centre in Ambalantota, Mahinda Amaraweera, Minister of Fisheries and Taranjit Singh Sandhu, High Commissioner of India, jointly launched a project to provide livelihood support to nearly 70,000 people from the farming and fishing communities in Hambantota District.
The project envisages supporting livelihood activities by providing useful tools and equipment to the beneficiaries. In particular, 7000 bicycles, 1000 sewing machines and 60000 grub hoes are being disbursed to beneficiaries.
the Ceylon Fisheries Harbours Corporation is the implementing agency for the project and Government of India has provided LKR 138 million (US$ 887,340) in grant assistance for this purpose.
It is expected that close to 70,000 persons/families will be able to improve their incomes and enhance their livelihood, thanks to this project.
Speaking on the occasion, High Commissioner Sandhu emphasized the importance of capacity building and recalled the numerous projects being implemented all over Sri Lanka with Indian assistance.
He reiterated India's readiness to continue to assist Sri Lanka wherever possible and whenever needed. He highlighted the enormous strides made by India in the field of agriculture, and offered to share expertise and technical assistance in this sector.
Minister Amaraweera thanked India for its support for this important project.
This project is in continuation of Government of India's commitment to assist the Government of Sri Lanka as part of our bilateral development partnership. India's overall commitment for development assistance to Sri Lanka stands at a total of around US$ 2.9 billion, out of which US$ 545 million is pure grant assistance.
The Secretary to the Ministry of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Development, Jagath P. Wijeweera, Chairman Ceylon Fisheries Harbors Corporation, Amarananda Abeygunasekara, senior Leaders from the Southern Province, Officials from the Government of Sri Lanka and a large number of beneficiaries attended the function.


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How Many Trim Levels are Offered for the 2023 Toyota Highlander?
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2023 Toyota Highlander Trim Levels Pricing & Key Features
The new Toyota Highlander has arrived in Pocatello, ID, with a bang. With a bolder and more striking design, the 2023 Toyota Highlander is expected to dominate the segment. Top-notch looks, best-in-class features, and a robust engine delivering impressive power, are some of the traits that make this new SUV the talk of the town. Today we at the Phil Meador Toyota dealership present an article on what the 2023 Toyota Highlander lineup has to offer and how much the different trim levels cost.
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Here are the Notable Interior Features Offered on the 2023 Toyota Sequoia
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2023 Toyota Sequoia Key Interior Features
With a well-designed cabin packed with plenty of trendy tech and comfort features, the 2023 Toyota Sequoia is a well-rounded and family-friendly offering in the ultra-competitive SUV. If you're seeking an SUV in Pocatello, ID, then this Toyota SUV is worth your attention as it provides good value for the money. In today's article by the Phil Meador Toyota dealership, we are going to dive deep into the noteworthy features offered inside the SUV that make it a cut above the rest.
What's New in the 2023 Toyota Sienna?
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2023 Toyota Sienna Key Features and Specs
With a spacious interior and a long list of features, the 2023 Toyota Sienna is here to impress you. There is a lot to like about this latest model. It has received a few updates this year, and we are here to tell you everything about it. Let's explore the key specifications of this vehicle in this blog post. Further, you can check out the latest Toyota models at the Phil Meador Toyota dealership in Pocatello, ID. Continue reading to learn more!
Video Tutorial: Use the Toyota App to Charge Your Toyota EV
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How to Use the Toyota App for Charging Your Toyota Electric Vehicle?
Toyota is rapidly expanding its electric vehicle lineup in Pocatello, ID. These EVs stand out in the ever-growing segment with innovative technology and great performance. While there are plenty of noteworthy traits featured on these vehicles, today, we're focusing on the one that allows you to charge your EV with ease. We're talking about the Toyota app. Designed for modern users, this intuitive app lets you do everything from finding the nearest charging station to paying. To understand how this app works, watch this video tutorial uploaded by Toyota folks explaining how to use the Toyota app to charge your Toyota EVs. If you're interested in a Toyota EV, get in touch with the Phil Meador Toyota dealership today.
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Las hambres: Cooking Class - "Paella Campesina" and "Guitarras"
Cooking Class - "Paella Campesina" and "Guitarras"
Last Friday I had my first cooking class, I was the teacher.
My first student was my acting teacher, Barbara Woods.
It was nice to change the roles and I have to say that she did a very good job.
We made a "Paella Campesina" for 4 people, and "Guitarras" as entrées.
Add the Garlic and the chorizo and fry for a minute on a medium fire.
Add the rest of the ingredients for the sofrito, stir for 10 minutes.
Then add the wine and the prawns and stir.
When the liquid has evaporated add the rice and stir well.
Then add the hot water, the Legumes and the seasoning and stir well for the last time.
Cook on a medium fire until the water has evaporated and the rice is cooked.
1 Clove of Garlic cut in half.
Toast the bread and rub the garlic on to it.
Cut the tomato in half and squeeze it over the toasts.
Put a slice of "Jamón Serrano" and "Manchego Cheese" on top.
For dessert Barbara brought some Dates that we ate with Manchego cheese, it was delicious!
It was delicious. And the left overs for lunch the next day were just as good. Thanks for a lovely evening and a beautiful meal.


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package net.piemaster.jario.components;

import com.artemis.Component;

public class Expires extends Component
{
	private int lifetime;
	private int remaining;
	private boolean active;

	public Expires(int lifeTime)
	{
		this.remaining = this.lifetime = lifeTime;
	}

	public int getLifetime()
	{
		return lifetime;
	}

	public void setLifetime(int lifetime)
	{
		this.lifetime = lifetime;
		if(!active)
			remaining = lifetime;
	}

	public void reduceLife(int lifetime)
	{
		this.remaining -= lifetime;
	}

	public boolean isExpired()
	{
		return remaining <= 0;
	}

	public int getRemaining()
	{
		return remaining;
	}

	public void setRemaining(int remaining)
	{
		this.remaining = remaining;
	}

	public void resetTimer()
	{
		this.setRemaining(lifetime);
	}

	public boolean isActive()
	{
		return active;
	}

	public void setActive(boolean active)
	{
		this.active = active;
	}
}

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En brasklapp är ett förbehåll avgivet som försiktighetsåtgärd. I uttryckets ursprungliga bemärkelse är förbehållet hemligt, men det används även om öppna reservationer som syftar till att rentvå en beslutsfattare i känsliga beslut.

Bakgrund
Uttrycket brasklapp kommer från den svenske biskopen i Linköping Hans Brask, som satt i mötet i Arboga 1517. Mötet beslutade då att straffa ärkebiskopen Gustav Trolle och riva fästningen Stäket. Det berättades dock att Brask i hemlighet placerade en lapp under sitt sigill, där han protesterade mot beslutet med formuleringen: "Till denna besegling är jag nödd och tvungen" (vanligast används numera: "Härtill är jag nödd och tvungen"). Brask menade att han blivit tvingad att delta i beslutet.

Tre år senare, vid rättegången som föregick Stockholms blodbad, sägs det att biskop Brask klarade sig undan dödsdomen, genom att plocka fram sin lapp ur sigillet. Historien kan vara påhittad och sigillet har inte återfunnits. Berättelsen har även tolkats som en historisk anekdot för att karaktärisera biskopen Brask som person.

Referenser

Noter

Källor

Externa länkar

Härtill är jag nödd och tvungen  Kyrkans Tidning 2009-04-07

1517 i Sverige
1520 i Sverige
Sfragistik
Språkliga uttryck


On Thursday, May 12, 2016 at 4:00pm ET the new Refugees Welcome campaign (of which the UCC is a part) will be launched via conference call with congregations and organizations across the United States. Please RSVP here: https://docs.google.com/…/16ONo3mbwFwgbEKeLT0AJByQ…/viewform.
For more information about the campaign, visithttp://www.refugeesarewelcome.org/.
With each new house that goes up, another family steps closer toward recovery from the devastation of Typhoon Haiyan. As the rebuilding effort in the Philippines continues — more than two years after the most destructive storm to make landfall ripped through the South Pacific — the United Church of Christ continues to help shelter the survivors who lost everything. As of March, UCC Disaster Ministries has provided a total of $1.13 million to support the initial recovery effort and future needs of the survivors.
Ministerial changes reported in the Data Hub—the UCC's information system for ministers and churches—for new positions/calls entered into the system in April 2016.
As the people of Nepal mark the first anniversary today of the most devastating earthquake to hit their small country in more than 80 years, the United Church of Christ is reaffirming its long-term commitment to help survivors put their lives back together.
The UCC has joined the "Refugees Welcome" campaign with a coalition of humanitarian, religious, and non-profit organizations working together to create welcoming communities for refugees.
The United Church of Christ One Great Hour of Sharing and The Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Week of Compassion issue this joint special appeal for $500,000 for Ecuador earthquake relief and recovery. Our response will include immediate needs and to be strategically active in long-term accompaniment as people recover their lives and livelihoods. Because the scope of the damage is so immense, we are leveraging our existing partnership to respond jointly.


SEATTLE (AP) Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett is active for Sunday night's game against Carolina, his first appearance after missing the previous five games due to knee surgery.
Seattle was without tight end Luke Willson after aggravating a knee injury last week against Tampa Bay. Also inactive was right tackle Garry Gilliam, who was replaced in the lineup this week by Bradley Sowell, and backup running back Alex Collins in favor of Troymaine Pope.
Carolina had already ruled out most of its inactives, including safety Kurt Coleman, linebacker Luke Kuechly and right tackle Daryl Williams. Trai Turner will start at right tackle with Chris Scott at right guard.


With Volunteer Centres throughout Hampshire, you can list your vacancy to promote to potential volunteers through the Hampshire Volunteer Centre Network. This will give you a much improved chance of finding your perfect match (and reduce the time it takes you in dealing with unsuitable volunteers).
Volunteer Centres form a national network of agencies working to support volunteers and volunteering. Locally we are committed to providing a high standard of service for volunteers and organisations.
Get your volunteers a certificate!


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Q: Can I use a comma instead of an em dash before the phrase "all without proper notice" at the end of a sentence? Would the first sentence using a comma be acceptable? Can this sentence be broken into two sentences, as in 2., or would that leave a sentence fragment? Or is 3. proper in its use of the em dash?  Would someone mind explaining why a comma or separate sentences would be improper? I'm having a hard time grasping it. Thank you.

*

*I had to clean up the apartment, put the electricity service in my name, and find a new roommate, all without proper notice.

*I had to clean up the apartment, put the electricity service in my name, and find a new roommate. All without proper notice.

*I had to clean up the apartment, put the electricity service in my name, and find a new roommate―all without proper notice.

A: There is no verb in 'all without proper notice', and hence example 2 contains a fragment.
Examples 1 and 3 are fine.
The difference between the em dash and the comma is that the former separates a strong interruption from the rest of the sentence, whereas the latter separates a weak interruption.
In our case here, the interruption seems strong, and my preference is hence the em dash.
http://www.sussex.ac.uk/informatics/punctuation/hyphenanddash/dash

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Everyone breathe a sigh of relief and wipe that sweat from your brow. Jessica Simpson is not getting a breast reduction.
Early this month, In Touch claimed Jessica Simpson was going to downsize her breasts to counteract the weight she put on. According to In Touch, Jessica believed a breast reduction would make her look smaller. A mildly believable story because Jessica is an imbecile.
Thankfully, it wasn't true. Jessica went on Twitter to deny the rumor. "Been getting lots of questions about this alleged breast reduction…not to worry…I LOVE MY BOOBIES!! They aren't going anywhere!" Whew. Because the only thing actually counteracting her weight gain were her expanding breasts. I'm glad to see the fat hasn't gone to her head and constricted her brain.


Integration has arrived - Psychiatric Mental Health Nurses must be ready to plan and implement the integration of mental health care into primary and specialty healthcare and participate in these settings!
Why does the integration of mental health care into primary and specialty health care matter? Find out why by reading an introduction and FAQs prepared by the APNA Board of Directors. Then, learn more by watching the Institute for Mental Health Advocacy's video on the policy implications of integrated care.
Learn more about the various approaches to integrated care and initiatives that have been implemented throughout the country.
Presentations from past APNA Conferences in webinar and podcast form regarding the integration of physical and mental health care. Earn continuing education contact hours.
Select references found via a literature search of Medline, CINAHL, Health Business Elite, and PsycInfo on integrated care. Note: this information is bibliographic in nature only, but links to those abstracts available online are included.
Join the Integrated Physical and Mental Health Care Community on Member Bridge to discuss this important topic and swap info with your APNA colleagues. Share resources, ask questions, weigh in on issues important to integrating physical and mental health care.
Find the most recent information and resources pertinent to integrated physical and mental health care, such as upcoming educational events, reports, initiatives, and more.
Have questions or suggestions for resources to include here? Contact inform@apna.org.
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Djokovic risks long-term damage to chase Oz Open glory
Updated / Sunday, 14 Feb 2021 18:24
Djokovic pushed through the pain barrier to reach the last eight in Melbourne.
Novak Djokovic admitted he is risking significant damage to his body by continuing to play in the Australian Open.
The world number one sustained an abdominal injury during his third-round match against Taylor Fritz on Friday and was unsure until he practised on Sunday whether he would take to the court for his clash with Milos Raonic.
He decided to play on and battled to a 7-6 (4) 4-6 6-1 6-4 victory over the big-serving Canadian to move into the quarter-finals.
Djokovic admitted that he would have pulled out of any tournament other than a grand slam but the incentive of trying to win a ninth title in Melbourne and 18th overall is stronger than the pain.
The 33-year-old, who became the second player after Roger Federer to win 300 grand slam matches, declined to confirm whether he had suffered a tear, as he suspected on Friday.
He said: "Mentally I think you have to accept that I did come into the match knowing that I'll probably feel pain all the way through, which was the case. But the level of the pain was bearable, so I could actually play. And it was kind of going on and off a little bit during the match.
"But I somehow managed to find a way and win, and that's what matters the most. Now I've got another 40 hours or something like that until the next match, which is great about grand slams.
"Most likely I won't be training tomorrow and just, again, going back to recovery routine and hoping that things will get better. It's kind of a gamble, that's what the medical team told me. It's really unpredictable, you can't know what's going to happen with you once you're on the court.
"It could cause much more damage than it is at the moment, but it also could go in a good direction. So that's something that I don't know, and I don't think I will also know until I stop taking painkillers.
Djokovic (L) and Raonic fist-bump after their fourth round clash.


Welcome, Giant Fans! A huge thank you goes out to MOTM (Founder of the BBWC) for finding us a new home for the Big Blue Wrecking Crew!
Let's get to know everyone. Check in here!
5. Favorite Giant Moment: 18 Wins and 1 GIANT Loss! Super Bowl 42 Champs!
7. Something You Want To Share About Yourself: I'm a die-hard Giant fan. I love my wife, family and friends. God Bless America!
5. Favorite Giant Moment: 18 and 0H NO!!!
spent four years in the military(1966-1970), and am a true blue, America loving patriot. God Bless America.
5. Favorite Giant Moment: 18-1 closely followed by wide right and the expression on Jerry Jones face at the end of the 2007 NFC Championship game.
7. Something I Want To Share About Myself: Giants fan since I was 8, married 41 years, happily retired. Never thought I would enjoy having no work commitments as much as I do.
8. Favorite Quote: 17-14 believe it and it will happen. Strahan to Giants OL.
7. Something You Want To Share About Yourself: I retired from the Army and currently work longer hours than I want for the Department of Defense. Married to my wife for 30 years and coaxed that Oregon girl into becoming a big Giants fan.
7. Something to share: Very much a "home body"... love spending as much time as possible with my wife and 4 year old daughter...love woodworking and home improvement projects.
1. Location: Fairfax, VA (DC suburb) Originally from Brooklyn.
7. Something You Want To Share About Yourself: Giants fan for life. Used watch the Giants at the old Yankee Stadium from the bleachers for 50 cents.
6. Other Teams You Support: Red Sox, Celtics, Bruins. Giants were the home team when I was growing up in case you were wondering.
7. Something You Want To Share About Yourself: Giants fan even during the seventies. Anyone my age will understand. Go BLUE!!! Drive for five!!!!!
5. Favorite Giant Moment: Beat 18-0 Patriots. Helps my brother is a Patriots fan.
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Fifty years ago the U.S. Supreme Court made a pretty simple decision — juveniles have rights.
In 1967, the high court made a decision that we take for granted today. The court ruled that a juvenile accused of a crime must be afforded due process. Those are the fundamental rights that protect us from government overreach--such as the right to be notified of charges; the right to confront witnesses; the right against self-incrimination; and, the right to counsel.
Prior to 1967, those rights were not available to juveniles accused of a crime.
Then one day in 1964, 15-year-old Jerry Gault made a lewd prank phone call to his neighbor. The neighbor called the police and Gault was arrested.
A hearing was held the next day in an Arizona courtroom. There was no recording of the hearing. Gault's neighbor didn't show up, and no witnesses testified. He was not given a copy of the charges, and the court didn't inform him of the charges he faced. He did not have an attorney because juveniles were not provided an attorney in Arizona at the time.
Gault returned to court the following week. Like the first hearing, the neighbor who notified the police was not present and no record was made of the proceedings. A report was filed by the probation office accusing Gault of making a lewd phone call. He did not get an opportunity to present any evidence or have a trial on the charge. At the end of the hearing, the judge sentenced Gault to a juvenile detention facility until he reached the age of 21.
Juveniles were not given a right to appeal in Arizona at this time, so Gault's parents filed a court action alleging that there was no legal authority to hold their son. Known as writ of habeas corpus, the action is appropriate where an individual is being detained without sufficient authority.
The case ultimately made its way to the U.S. Supreme Court. The high court was clear— the Fourth Amendment is not for adults only.
The Court rejected the paternalistic view of juvenile proceedings in order to provide fairness and protection under the U.S. Constitution to juveniles who faced the real possibility of extended detention.
In Re: Gault is a landmark Supreme Court decision for two important reasons. First, it prevented courts form hiding behind the idea that a juvenile hearing was about punishment— rather than rehabilitation—and therefore, juveniles need not be protected from constitutional violations.
Second, it created the mentality that if a juvenile is old enough for rights she is old enough for stripes. As a result, it became easier to treat juveniles as adults for serious and repeated criminal activity.
Those changes over the last 25 years have landed many juvenile offenders in adult jails and prisons. However, the Supreme Court has begun to focus attention on eliminating or dramatically reducing the most severe punishment imposed on juveniles.
The tide is beginning to turn. In the time since Gault, the Supreme Court removed the death penalty for anyone 15 or under, then outlawed the death penalty for all juveniles. The high court also did away with life in prison without parole for any non-homicide offense and mandatory life without parole for juveniles.


Greetings, friends! It has been a while since I posted on here. I've been through quite a struggle these last few months with the back to back passings of my two best male friends. I had to back off from my cooking videos and blog posts for a bit, but I am so glad to be back to this thing place that I love.
I have a super easy how-to for you today that will save you lots of time in the morning. I'm showing you how to make Steel Cut Oats in your Instant Pot! Check out the recipe instructions at the bottom of this post. I also made a video tutorial which gives you a great tip at the end about freezing single servings of the oatmeal. Perfect for busy mornings!
Man! The devil is firing on all cylinders this week. He is trying hard to break me down.
I am a strong person, y'all. But, like everyone else, I do have feelings. Those feelings have been bruised several times this week, and at times when I was least prepared. Isn't that the worst? When you're flying high, and someone comes along and just steals the wind from your sails? You try your hardest to let your guard down and relax, but it seems the second you do you get sideswiped in a hit and run.
👉🏻People don't always mean what they say. Give grace even when it seems grace isn't being extended.
👉🏻People sometimes say thing out of turn because they are mad about something else. Try to think beyond only your own thoughts and feelings to uncover the reason behind their action. What are THEY going through?
👉🏻Sometimes the way you interpret someone's words or actions are based on how you are feeling internally about completely unrelated situations. Example: I feel insecure already because of XYZ that happened in the past, so I am adding a bunch of unintended meaning to someone's innocent remarks.
👉🏻And, finally, people only have as much power over you as you allow them.
I'm entitled to my feelings and they are based solely on my own experience. When they are hurt, I can recognize and honor those feelings without wallowing in them forever. In fact, the faster I validate my own feelings, the faster I can help my wounds heal. As my wounds heal, sometimes the bandaid will slip off and other people may unknowingly (and sometimes knowingly) cause me more injury. When that happens, it is my job to say "wow, that hurt," cry if I need to, clean up my wound and put my bandaid back on. No one will do this for me. Also, sometimes other people need to have my bandaid pointed out to them, and that's ok if it protects me from further injury. Finally, when it feels like I don't have the answer, go back to rule #1.
Photo of Dale Hollow Lake by my husband, FotoJo. Not exactly sure why I picked this one, but it seems to portray my feelings right now.
Perfect for busy mornings, you can make these steel cut oats at the beginning of the week and freeze single serving portions in a silicone muffin pan to pop out and defrost when needed.
Replace lid. Set pot to Manual High Pressure for 10 minutes.
When the timer goes off, allow the steam to release naturally.
When all the steam is released, carefully remove lid and stir oats. They will appear watery but will thicken upon standing.
Spoon out serving and add whatever toppings you prefer. Enjoy!
You probably already know that I love my neighbor, Sharon, since I feature her on here frequently. She loves to cook just like I do and we have a blast texting each other recipes and swapping samples. Good neighbors make life so much more fun.
Sharon texted me the other night very excited about a steel cut oats recipe she saw on The Chew. Sharon never leaves a recipe the way she found it, and neither do I. So, I took Sharon's recipe that she had adapted from The Chew, and I made my own changes based on the ingredients I had. Of course I also had to adapt it for the Instant Pot too!
What resulted was a breakfast dish that not only tasted good, but has incredible nutritional value. As Sharon said, "If I can get high fiber, anti-inflammatory antioxidants, and a proper glycemic index all in one bowl, I'm good!" Not to mention that steel cuts oats are very filling and help keep your bowels moving.
Set Instant Pot to Saute. Melt tahini and butter. Add oats and toast for 2 minutes, stirring continuously. Add in remaining ingredients and stir well.
Turn off Pot and reset on Manual HP for 3 minutes. Allow pressure to release naturally. Stir and add additional sweetener to taste. Serve hot and enjoy!
This recipe was adapted from one seen on The Chew.
1 cup of dry steel cut oats should only be considered 2 servings, but this is an extremely filling recipe. I could have easily fed my family of 4 and still had leftovers.


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Q: Codeigniter single site log on I am trying to have it so if I log on from 1 part of my site, it will log on to the other parts also.
Some Notes:

*

*All logins connect to the same database... lets call it db1

*Site 1's table is phpfox

*Site 2's table is vbulletin

*Right now it successfully logs into phpfox but I can't figure out how to login to the forums also.... I've added a few lines of code below to try to do this but I can't figure it out:

*The problem is I have to keep logging in on each part of my website (using the same username and password)

Here is my current code:
function login($username, $password, $passClean = null)
{

    $this->faildLogins = new DB_FaildLogins();

    $ip = $this->input->ip_address();

    $faildLogins = $this->faildLogins->getFaildLoginsByIp($ip);

    if($faildLogins){
        if($faildLogins->bannedTime > 0){
            $timeElapsed = ($faildLogins->lastTryDate + $faildLogins->bannedTime)-time();
            if($timeElapsed > 0){
                return sprintf('Your ip (%s) was banned for %s please try again after expire ban time!', $this->input->ip_address(), seconds2HumanTimeFormat($timeElapsed));
            }
        }
    }

    $result = $this->user_model->get_login_info($username);

    if ($result) {
        if ($result->status == 'pending') {
            return 'INACTIVE';
        }

        if ($result->status == 'rejected') {
            return 'REJECTED';
        }

        if ($password === $result->password) {
            $this->CI->session->set_userdata(array('id'=> $result->id));

            $this->user_model->addUserLogin($result->id);

            $faildLogins = $this->faildLogins->getFaildLoginsByIp($ip);
            if($faildLogins){
                $this->faildLogins->resetFaildLoginToIp($ip);
            }
            return TRUE;

        // If passwords don't match
        } else {

        @mysql_connect('localhost', 'db1', 'db1_password') or die ("Can't connect to DB!");
        @mysql_connect('localhost', 'db1', 'db1_password', true) or die ("Can't connect to DB!");
        @mysql_select_db('phpfox') or die ("Can't select DB!");
        @mysql_select_db('vbulletin') or die ("Can't select DB!");

            $phpFoxUser = mysql_fetch_array(mysql_query("SELECT * FROM `phpfox_user` WHERE `user_name` = '{$username}'"), MYSQL_ASSOC);

            if($phpFoxUser['user_name'] == $username AND
                    $phpFoxUser['email'] == $result->email AND
                    md5(md5($passClean).md5($phpFoxUser['password_salt'])) == $phpFoxUser['password']) {

                $DBUsers = new DB_Users();
                $rows['id']             = $result->id;
                $rows['password']       = md5($passClean);

                if($DBUsers->saveIt($rows)) {
                    $this->CI->session->set_userdata(array('id'=> $result->id));
                    return TRUE;
                } else {
                    $this->faildLogins->addFaildLoginToIp($ip);
                    return FALSE;
                }
            } else {
                $this->faildLogins->addFaildLoginToIp($ip);
                return FALSE;
            }
        }

    } else {
        @mysql_connect('localhost', 'db1', 'db1_password') or die ("Can't connect to DB!");
        @mysql_connect('localhost', 'db1', 'db1_password', true) or die ("Can't connect to DB!");
        @mysql_select_db('phpfox') or die ("Can't select DB!");
        @mysql_select_db('vbulletin') or die ("Can't select DB!");

        $result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM `phpfox_user` WHERE `user_name` = '{$username}'");
        $phpFoxUser = mysql_fetch_array($result, MYSQL_ASSOC);

        if($phpFoxUser['user_name'] == $username AND md5(md5($passClean).md5($phpFoxUser['password_salt'])) == $phpFoxUser['password']) {

            $DBUsers = new DB_Users();
            $rows['username']           = $phpFoxUser['user_name'];
            $rows['password']           = md5($passClean);
            $rows['usergroup']          = 'user';
            $rows['email']              = $phpFoxUser['email'];
            $rows['activationCode']     = md5(time());
            $rows['status']             = 'approved';
            $rows['registerDate']       = time();
            $rows['registerIp']         = $this->input->ip_address();
            $rows['hash']               = uniqid(rand().rand().rand(), true);

            $newUserId = $DBUsers->saveIt($rows);

            if($newUserId) {
                $this->CI->session->set_userdata(array('id'=> $newUserId));
                return TRUE;
            } else {
                return false;
            }

        } else {
            $this->faildLogins->addFaildLoginToIp($ip);
            return FALSE;
        }

        //md5( md5($sPassword) . md5($sSalt) )
    }

    $this->faildLogins->addFaildLoginToIp($ip);
    return FALSE;
}

A: Set a session variable to something unique to your user, like userid.
$_SESSION['UserId'] = $id;

Then, check for the session variable at the top of your login function.
if (isset($_SESSION['UserId']) // user already logged in
  $ret = 'ACTIVE';

Then at the bottom of your function
return $ret;

BTW: I would get rid of the multiple returns in your function and use the $ret variable as in my example. Also, don't forget to delete your session variable when the user logs out:
unset($_SESSION['UserId']);

Also, you can check for the session variable at the top of any page that requires a logged in user, and redirect to the login page, if it is not set.


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5 must-see Instagram hotspots in Montreal
With its vibrant street art, historic landmarks, lush landscapes and charming cobblestone streets, Montréal is the perfect backdrop for an Instagram-worthy photo opportunity.
Here are some of the city's must-see locales for snap-happy visitors:
Saint-Laurent Boulevard is the leading location for street art fans. photo by Marie Duschesne, Montreal Tourism
Saint-Laurent Boulevard:
Pastel Rita:
The Ring:
Dragon Flowers:
Farine Five Roses sign:
Colourful murals and graffiti-covered walls can be spotted across the city, but Saint-Laurent Boulevard is the leading location for street art fans. The open-air gallery boasts dozens of aesthetic alleyways and large-scale wall murals for the Instagram crowd to capture. The colourful corridor is also the central location for Montréal's annual MURAL Festival, which means new artworks are created by talented local and international street artists each year. The 2022 edition of the festival resulted in more than 20 new murals created across the city, including a large-scale piece by festival headliner Shepard Fairey, the famed street artist behind Barack Obama's iconic 'Hope' campaign poster.
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This rose-coloured café in Mile End attracts a chic influencer crowd with its monochromatic Millennial pink décor. Stylish patrons can snag a prime seat in a pink corner booth and strike a pose with a matcha latte in hand.
The Ring. photo by Tourisme Montreal/Claude Cormier and Associates
Montréal's newest public art installation was installed this June and is sure to become a must-see addition on the city's Instagram bucket list. Measuring more than 30 metres in diameter and weighing roughly 50,000 pounds, the large-scale ring is suspended over the steps at Place Ville Marie's Esplanade and will be illuminated after dark for a glowing nighttime effect.
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One of the city's most photographed storefronts is a humble Mile End flower shop. The neighbourhood landmark is adorned in colourful hanging baskets, buckets of bouquets, and decorative white bird cages suspended from the balconies above. Gorgeous greenery and floral displays change with the seasons; the shop is particularly photogenic in the fall when towering piles of orange pumpkins are on display.
photo by Tourisme Montréal/Freddy Arciniegas Photography
This remanent of Montréal's industrial past has become one of the city's most iconic landmarks. The glowing red and white neon sign poised on the rooftop of an Old Port flour mill is a fixture of the city skyline and can be viewed from both sides of the St. Lawrence River, though is best captured at sunset from the scenic bike path on the Berge des Coursiers. Alternatively, visitors can check out a neon replica of the famed sign at the newly launched Le Saint Motel selfie studio on the second floor of Château Saint-Ambroise.
Photo credit: Tourisme Montréal / Eva Blue
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The Hatchet: Why is the band on tour this summer?
Hexum: Because we're always on tour, or so it seems . I guess we're out here to support our new album (Soundsystem).
The Hatchet: What's been the best show of the tour so far?
Hexum: Honestly all the shows have been amazing. It's been great having Incubus open the shows, the crowds have been great and I think we're performing really well. I had a few rough shows because I injured my ribs water skiing on our day off in Fresno, Calif. – but I've recovered.
The Hatchet: What does the band like/dislike about being on the road?
Hexum: We like the energy of the crowds and we just like playing our music live. We dislike being away from our homes and from our friends, girlfriends, pets, etc.
The Hatchet: What does the band think about music coming out today?
Hexum: I think you can always find great new music if you look hard enough. There's a lot of inventive and creative people out there making music. Lately I've been getting into a lot of electronic music like jungle and drum and bass. I also just made a rock mix with Deftones, NOFX, Queens of the Stone Age, Refused, etc. Also, whenever I feel a drought in new music it's always nice to go back and rediscover the classics like old jazz.
The Hatchet: 311 was one of the first bands to come up with the rock-rap sound. Do you feel as if you've been passed over in favor of newer groups, like Limp Bizkit, with the same style?
Hexum: I don't feel like we've been passed over in any way. We're still doing our thing . we're still happy . and there's room for lots of other bands in any scene. I think it's cool that we helped open peoples' minds to cross-genre music.
The Hatchet: 311's pro-marijuana stance is very well known. What do you think about the attempts to legalize it for medicinal use?
Hexum: We think it should be decriminalized. It's a victimless crime and medicinal use is a proven positive.
The Hatchet: What's in the future for 311?
Hexum: More touring and more records. We plan to be around for a long time.
This article appeared in the June 12, 2000 issue of the Hatchet.


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Outside accommodation : Terrace 1,300 Sq.ft.
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A physician's commentary on current issues in medicine, clinical research, health and wellness.
Banning Trans-Fatty Acids in Restaurants Saves Lives, Improves Mouth-Feel
Good news for supporters of trans-fatty acid bans: in New York State counties that implemented restrictions on their use in restaurants and eateries, there were significantly fewer admissions to local hospitals for heart attacks and cardiovascular events.
Specifically, researchers found a 6.2% decline in admission for hearts attacks and strokes combined, and an even greater drop of 7.8% for heart attacks alone. Both reductions were statistically significant.
Evidence has accumulated over the years that consuming trans-fatty acids is associated with increased risk of heart disease, stroke, and diabetes. The FDA plans to restrict the use of trans fats in foods nationwide in 2018, but some localities in New York State went ahead and banned TFA's in restaurants and eateries starting between 2007-2011.
Processed foods, manufactured for long shelf lives, profit, and the creepy notion of "good mouth-feel," have long been the biggest culprits using TFA's.
Look for and avoid ingredients like "partially hydrogenated oil" found in many baked goods, cakes, piecrusts, crackers, cookies, biscuits, breakfast sandwiches, margarine, microwave popcorn, cream-filled candies, doughnuts, fried fast foods, and frozen pizza.
Unfortunately manufacturers are currently allowed to list trans fat content as 0 grams if the actual content is below 0.5 grams – kind of like rounding down, except that those small amounts can add up.
A legacy of the Obama administration will go into effect in 2018, when the complete phase-out of trans fatty acids in American foods is scheduled to be completed. This happened despite intense lobbying by some companies and associations representing fast food and junk food interests.
The FDA estimated that up to 20,000 heart attacks and 7,000 premature deaths could be prevented each year with this phase-out, not to mention significant reductions in diabetes and cardiovascular disease prevalence. Perhaps $140,000,000,000 will be saved in healthcare costs over 20 years.
New York City in 2006 under Mayor Bloomberg, and then California in 2008, pioneered the way with this enlightened TFA-banning legislation, but the early 1990's Congress and then President H.W. Bush deserve some credit, too.
The original Nutrition Labeling and Education Act of 1990, sponsored by Democratic Rep. Henry Waxman, passed both houses of Congress and was signed into law by the first President Bush (H.W).
Ahhh… those nostalgic days of working together for the common good. From Wikipedia:
The law gives the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) authority to require nutrition labeling of most foods regulated by the Agency; and to require that all nutrient content claims (for example, 'high fiber', 'low fat', etc.) and health claims meet FDA regulations.[2] The act did not require restaurants to comply with the same standards.
The regulations became effective for health claims, ingredient declarations, and percent juice labeling on May 8, 1993 (but percent juice labeling was exempted until May 8, 1994).[2]
Effective Jan. 1, 2006, the Nutrition Facts Labels on packaged food products are required by the FDA to list how many grams of trans fatty acid (trans fat) are contained within one serving of the product.[1]
So it is even more remarkable that a significant drop in heart attacks was seen with these more recent bans in New York, which really targeted the restaurant and eatery loopholes. Fast food and processed food companies had already decreased their use of TFA's nationwide by some 85% over the past decades, as mounting evidence of harms and impending class action lawsuits loomed larger, and mandatory labeling of trans-fat content in foods increasingly drove educated consumers away from the products sitting on the shelves and lurking in the fryers. Nationwide there has been a trend towards lower cardiovascular disease prevalence, but this is multifactorial.
The deep fried Twinkie as we know it will recede into the annals of history, conjured only by roving bands of post-apocalyptic freedom fighters raiding pre-WW3 bomb shelter pantries to find the archaic ingredients.
Humans will no longer be seduced by the Frankenstein mouth-feel of partially hydrogenated oils, which honestly, always tasted malicious somehow anyway.
This entry was posted in health & diet and tagged trans fats, trans fatty acid on May 4, 2017 by drcharles.
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One thought on "Banning Trans-Fatty Acids in Restaurants Saves Lives, Improves Mouth-Feel"
robin andrea May 4, 2017 at 12:52 pm
This great news. Makes me wonder, though, with the new administration and wacky congress if the law will really go into effect.
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Q: An IVP with 'dummy' singularity Suppose we are given a first order IVP:
$$ (1-x)y' = (1-x)y, \quad y(0) = 1 . $$
If one is asked to find the largest interval $I$ so that the solutions is defined, should one answer $ I = (-\infty, 1) $ or $ I = (-\infty,\infty) = \mathbb{R} $?
I think the answer is $ I = (-\infty, 1) $ because anyway $x=1$ is a singularity of the equation so the solution can be defined only in either $(-\infty, 1)$ or $(1,\infty)$ according to the initial value.
I'd appreciate it to any explanation on this. Thank you.

A: Consider the function $$f(a,b,c,x):=\begin{cases}a\cdot e^x & x<1\\b & x=1\\c\cdot e^x & x>1,\end{cases}$$ and suppose $F(x)=f(a,b,c,x)$ for some $a,b,c\in\Bbb R.$ Here are some facts about $F$ that I leave to you to verify:

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*$F:\Bbb R\to\Bbb R.$

*$F$ is continuous(ly differentiable) on $\Bbb R$ if and only if $a=b=c.$

*$y=F(x)$ is a solution to the IVP if and only if $a=1.$
So, we certainly don't have uniqueness outside the interval $(-\infty,1).$ The only everywhere-differentiable solution is $y=e^x,$ and all solutions agree with it on $(-\infty,1),$ but (unless we impose further restrictions on our solutions) need not agree with it anywhere else.


I was offered the opportunity to give a room in my home a mini-makeover with lighting from GE, and I thought to myself, self, this sounds like a great excuse to clean your apartment.
And then it took me several weeks to clean my apartment.
Are you surprised? Me neither.
So when GE sent me free light bulbs to test out the difference between soft white light and GE Reveal bulbs, and when I finally cleaned the disaster of an apartment (and put away the Christmas village), I took it upon myself to spruce up my favorite spot in the apartment (aside from my cozy squishy bed…), my reading chair.
The bulbs looked pretty sweet to me. Brian was just excited to have acquired more free things we need for our home (or maybe I was excited. One of those.). I'm sure he can't wait to see what happens when we get a house later this year…Then again, neither can I…well, whatever. This is the Chrissy Show anyways. But for now, we'll have to settle with lighting up the apartment.
I love this chair. I learned to read in this chair. I remember being a tiny little (FINE) chubby little girl who could sit in the chair with her entire collection of Barbie dolls and read a book or put together a puzzle of the United State while watching Faerie Tale Theater's Sleeping Beauty or Rainbow Bright on laser disc. (Yeah, I had a sweet childhood.) Anyways, I figured it was the perfect place to add a little bright lighting. And I was most certainly right.
Below, I've taken a few pictures of my reading chair to showcase the difference with before and after shots of the lighting.
Please forgive the barren nature of my walls. With Christmas just recently departed and plans to move soon, I never got around to adding a splash of color to the giant wall behind my reading chair.
And actually…One of the things that I think is really cool about lighting is that it not only brightens up a room, but it can also add depth and texture to your walls. Sure, I don't have fancy art on the wall above my chair, but look at the way the lamp shadows behind itself when the light is directly on the area. It looks awesome, right?
This is what soft white lighting looks like on my book chair.
So you can see that it doesn't look bad with the soft white lighting, but the GE Reveal is actually super bright and makes it feel like natural lighting. I'm a huge fan of the new lighting. And so is Staley the Bear. We've been using the new lighting for a few days now, and it's really picking up the mood around here, too. Winter may be long and depressing, but spring will be here soon, amiright?!
If you're interested in learning more about GE Reveal, you can visit GE's website at www.gelighting.com/reveal.
*These opinions are all my own. Other than the complimentary light bulbs, I was not compensated in any other way to write nice things in this post. I truly love the way the Reveal lighting looks in our home.


Shared studio space in converted warehouse in the heart of Brunswick East- 5 people in total. This space was created primarily as a photography studio with half the room set up as a shooting space and the other half as desk space, this space can accomodate a photographers needs or any creative looking to work in an open light filled environment with other creatives.
The studio space is light filled and spacious with kitchen and toilet facilities, parking, fast wifi, and opportunities for exhibitions/group shows- alot of potential!
The warehouse is shared by ceramacists, painters, photographers etc in a friendly and open working environment, the ideal candidate will be looking to build a space and community within the studio and are looking for something long term (6 month minimum) and to be actively part of the studio's growth.


I grew up in Jacksonville, Illinois. My mother worked hard to raise us three kids, but our dad wasn't around much when we were growing up. I can't remember one Christmas as a child when our dad was home with us. We never had Christmas at our house or a tree or anything like that.
But it seemed fine, because every Christmas morning our grandparents on our mother's side always came and got our mother and us three kids. We went to their house and had Christmas there. Santa always took our gifts to their house — or so we were told. Our grandparents saw to it that we always had a good Christmas.
One year, when we were about 12, 10, and 8 years old, our mother went to a lawyer to see about a divorce from our father. Of course we children didn't know this at the time.
That Christmas eve we went to bed with our coats on because we didn't have any heat in the house. Yet when we woke up on Christmas morning we had heat. It was warm! We went into the front room and there was the biggest most beautiful Christmas tree we had ever seen.
Under the tree were all kinds of gifts. Each gift had a name tag, with "To: boy" or "To: girl" written on it. Now we were old enough to not believe in Santa any more — but this was something strange! How did Santa do this? We decided that there must be a Santa.
We had Christmas at our house, and then we went to our grandparents' house and had Christmas again. That was the best Christmas ever.
Later, when we were older, our mother told us she had gone to the lawyer about a divorce that year. It was he and his wife who had gotten the tree and bought fuel oil for our heating stove. They brought all those gifts to our house Christmas eve when we were asleep.
Now how they ever got all that into our house and we three kids stayed asleep I will never know. You see, we lived in a three-room house that did not have any doors on any of the rooms. They couldn't even have shut a door to stop us from hearing them. Yet somehow we did not hear a thing.
I never knew who these people were that did that wonderful Christmas for us. As far as I know, they never even saw us kids. But we have never forgotten them. Not only did they give us a Christmas but they taught us how to be kind to people. I was never able to thank them for what they did, but since then I have tried to help people whenever and however I can.
It's difficult to read when your eyes are busy tearing up, but my heart was busy sending the warmth to dry the tears. Thank you, and I look forward to hearing more!