God i have amazing dreams,this dream was amazing it involved me and a super hot guy on the beach it was so romantic.
Glancing at the clock it says 6.55 i have to get up in 5 minutes but my bed is too warm and comfortable,my alarm clock is barrhhhing at me (yes i have a sheep alarm clock).Sighing i make my way out of bed and get changed into my clothes, luckily my school has no school uniform.I go to a private school so clothes and money aren't a problem, putting on my jimmy choos and sorting out my books into my channel handbag, i start a new day.
So maybe I can tell you a little about me. My parents are filthy rich and love to show it, but I on the other hand don't like to show it,I only wear these clothes cause if I didn't my mum would freak out. My mother is disgusted by the word charity shop. If she knew I shoped there I would be permently grounded. My dad is some sort of TV actor that just got a role in a film.
At this point I thought I was going to die it was so embarrassing.
That's the day I met my boyfriend James, he is so perfect he looks amazing, he is mega clever but is very popular,that didn't bother me what did bother me was his friend on the football team, they had a bad reputation. I don't know how James hung out with them and stayed normal.
On the other hand though my best friend Elaina is in the same position, we have been best friend for like 8 years and are basically sisters. I know everything about her and could say the same for me. Elaina is the perfect best friend, she cares and listens but could beat anybody to a pulp if she had to or for a friend.
Walking with my gang of 'friends' to class when all of a sudden  blaring music is being played. What ever the music was it was loud and had a great tempo  and made everybody look.
Out of nowhere a Bugatti Veyron like mine but in grey came flying around the corner and parks right next to my car. Without even realizing it James has come and but his arms around my waist and is staring at this new car.
Out of it steps the most incredible boy u have ever seen he looks like perfection in human form, but is vaguely familiar.if you imagine the hottest boy ever he was 100x better and was wearing some megs nice tight clothes.
James tighten his grip on me and started to kiss all down my neck and face, but this boy was just to fascinating it was like I had been hypnotized.
Something inside me told me I had to know him, but as head girl I should know everybody right? Was that really my reason?
Lizzys staring at the new boy in a way she has never looked at me. This is not good this guy would have to be told the rules of the school and some of my football buddies could help with that.
Lizzy is mine and I don't share!


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The English Boccaccio: A History in Books
GUYDA ARMSTRONG
Series: Toronto Italian Studies
https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.3138/j.ctt5hjtw8
The English Boccaccio
Drawing on the disciplines of book history, translation studies, comparative literature, and visual studies, the author focuses on the book as an object, examining how specific copies of manuscripts and printed books were presented to an English readership by a variety of translators.
Subjects: Language & Literature
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The classic aphorism thathabent sua fata libelli, that books have their own destinies, informs and exemplifies the aims of this book.¹ To this, we might add that authors, too, have their fates, and an author such as Boccaccio, at once both scholarly and accessible, capable of treating subjects that range from Danteʹs theology to knockabout sexual farce, has had a more varied afterlife than most. We know that every reader, every reading community, every linguistic community, creates their own personalized versions of authors, texts, and interpretations, and that these versions are made sometimes self-consciously, but more often not. The...
1 ʺHere begynneth the book callyd J. Bochasʺ: The De casibus virorum illustrium between Italy and England
In the new reading room of the John Rylands Library, high above Manchesterʹs Deansgate, is a book. It is a large book, rather longer than it is wide (approximately 43 cm by 32 cm), and some 7 cm thick from cover to cover. Closed, it is an imposing object, monumental in size and self-consciously substantial in its imposing blue morocco and gilt nineteenth-century binding, the thick vellum leaves barely suppressed by the heavy boards. Open at its first page, it is a kaleidoscope of colour, script, and floriated detail in the margins, an object once unknowably strange in the context...
2 The De mulieribus claris in English Translation, 1440–1550
This chapter will focus on the second of Boccaccioʹs works to be translated into English, theDe mulieribus claris(Concerning famous women), and the two English versions of it made in the mid-fifteenth century and in the early 1540s. It will examine the production contexts and material features of these two English manuscripts, in order to consider the ways in which this second Latin text of Boccaccioʹs was remade for two specific (and very different) English readerships in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. Whereas Lydgateʹs version of theDe casibuswas very widely known, and survives in multiple copies, both...
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3 Boccaccio in Print in the Sixteenth Century
The sixteenth century is a crucial and dynamic moment in Boccaccioʹs English reception history, a time in which the widest range of his works was available in translation to a variety of anglophone audiences until the twentieth century. Unlike the fifteenth century, in which only two Latin biographical compendiums acquired English renderings, those works of Boccaccio that can be found in sixteenth-century literary culture are taken from the whole spectrum of his Latin and Italian production, and from all genres. The wide-ranging aspect of his source texts is replicated – and arguably amplified – in the variety of textual productions...
4 ʺOne Hundred Ingenious Novelsʺ: Refashioning the Decameron, 1620–1930
This chapter concentrates on the textual history of theDecameronin English in its ʺcompleteʺ form from the first English translation of 1620 up to the year 1930, a moment that marks perhaps its widest print divulgation (with at least sixteen separate editions printed) and the year of two new landmark translations. TheDecameronhas the longest continuous presence in English translation of any of Boccaccioʹs works, and, as a result of this, has become the text with which Boccaccio is most closely associated in anglophone culture. The first English translation of theDecameronwas published in 1620, and new...
5 The Minor Works in the Nineteenth Century: Dante and Chaucer
The last two chapters of this book are dedicated to the reception history of Boccaccioʹs minor works in the nineteenth century and the first thirty years of the twentieth. This little-studied period of his reception is in fact a time of extraordinary translation activity relative to earlier centuries, when many of the minor works are recovered, translated into English, and printed for the first time. There is therefore much continuity with the preceding chapters, and a deliberate chronological overlap with the latter part of theDecameronhistory, in particular. This chapter will take as its subject those translations of Boccaccioʹs...
6 The Early Twentieth-Century Recovery of the Minor Works
This final chapter will consider those translations of Boccaccio published in the first three decades of the twentieth century. This period of Boccaccioʹs reception is characterized by a certain concretization of the trends that emerged in the late nineteenth century regarding his English reception: the development of a professional ʺacademicʺ cadre of translators and editors (with an associated academic readership); a continuing fascination with the popular ʺromanceʺ Boccaccio, which first grows out of the widespread anglophone cult of Dante and is then amplified by the clandestine printers of erotica in New York in the 1920s; and the desire to re-historicize...
A study such as this one – of thelongue duréeof a single author's reception in translation – poses many challenges.¹ The historical timescale is forbidding, the range of competencies required to work not only with the text but with the material and visual aspects of the object is daunting, and the decision to roam so widely outside oneʹs disciplinary comfort zone into different languages, time periods, and specialisms is not always a comfortable one. Most problematic is the sheer amount of primary material, and the decisions that have had to be made about how to manage it: with...
Index of Boccaccioʹs Works

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Clinical Manual of Couples and Family Therapy
Gabor I. Keitner, M.D., Alison Margaret Heru, M.D., and Ira D. Glick, M.D.
American Psychiatric Association Publishing / Softcover / Dec 2009
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The Clinical Manual of Couples and Family Therapy presents a conceptual framework for engaging families of psychiatric patients. It outlines practical, evidence-based family therapy skills that make it easier for clinicians to effectively integrate families into the treatment process. Moreover, it reestablishes the role of the psychiatrist as the leader of the team of professionals providing mental health care to patients in need.
The underlying assumption in this concise manual is that most psychiatric symptoms or conditions evolve in a social context, and families can be useful in identifying the history, precipitants, and likely future obstacles to the management of presenting problems. The book clarifies the clinical decision-making process for establishing family involvement in patient care in different clinical settings, and it outlines distinct steps in family assessment and treatment within a biopsychosocial organizing framework that can be applied to all families, regardless of the patient's presenting problems. The book's approach is based on a broad model of family functioning, which provides a multidimensional description of families and has validated instruments to assess family functioning from both internal and external perspectives.
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* A companion DVD, keyed to discussion in the text, that demonstrates how to perform a family assessment and treatment
All psychiatrists should be proficient in assessing the social and familial context in which a patient's psychiatric illness evolves. The Clinical Manual of Couples and Family Therapy is a practical guide designed to facilitate a clinician's ability to evaluate and treat couples and families.
A guide for using the text and DVD. Introduction. Healthy family functioning. Family research. Family assessment. Site-specific family assessment. Biopsychosocial formulation. Diagnostic reasoning and clinical decision-making process. Family/couples therapy: models. Problem-centered systems therapy of the family. Integrating family treatment into biopsychosocial care. Family interventions with specific disorders. Special situations. Training in family skills and family therapy. Conclusion. Appendix: DVD guide. Index.
"This book has long been needed. It teaches you how to incorporate family assessment and intervention strategies in everyday clinical practice, whether you are a physician or a psychologist. This highly readable manual is an essential reference for health care providers."—Giovanni A. Fava, M.D., Editor-in-chief, Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, Professor of Clinical Psychology, University of Bologna, Bologna, Italy
"Keitner and colleagues have developed a superb manual for doing maritaltherapy, part of which is integrating somatic and psychosocial treatments. A must read for anyone seeing couples and families."—Alan F. Schatzberg, M.D., Chairman and Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, California
Gabor I. Keitner, M.D., is Professor of Psychiatry at The Warren Alpert School of Medicine and Brown University/Rhode Island Hospital in Providence, Rhode Island.
Alison Margaret Heru, M.D., is Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Colorado in Denver, Colorado.
Ira D. Glick, M.D., is Professor of Psychiatry at Stanford University School of Medicine in Stanford, California.


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'The new Didier Dageneau? That's easy; it's his son, Benjamin. But Benjamin has a soul brother, Jonathan Pabiot. Together – well, each at his own domaine – they are making the best, most probing, and most exciting Pouilly-Fumés'.
Whilst I don't always share the same views of Jacqueline Friedrich (so far the only author brave enough to attempt a write a book solely on the wines of the Loire), I don't mind admitting that my introduction to Jonathan Pabiot came by way of the above (paraphrased) eulogy to this young vigneron, as published in her 2012 book, the nonsensically long-titled 'Earthy Delights from the Garden of France – Wines of the Loire – Volume 1 – The Kingdom of Sauvignon Blanc'.
To draw a somewhat indirect comparison with the late Didier Dageneau must be potentially intimidating to a young and vulnerable vigneron, especially when it comes to living up to the hype. Unlike Jacqueline, I was never a fan of Dageneau or his wines, so I was intrigued enough to set up an appointment to meet this boy-wonder and see if there was anything to get fussed about. In this instance, Jacqueline has got it right.
Jonathan is the fifth generation of Pabiot's to have toiled the soils of Pouilly. His grandfather, Lucien and father, Didier, were principally coopérateurs, but erected a modern cellar above the hamlet of Les Loges in 1990 and began to bottle their own wines. Jonathan himself was sent to the local college in Cosne-sur-Loire to learn viticulture but dropped out, fearing his lessons contained too much theory and too little practice. Instead, he headed to Faugères and did a stage at Domaine Léon Barral. He returned to Les Loges in 2006 and, with 2.5 hectares of vines granted to him by his father, and a further one hectare which he rented, Jonathan produced his first wine.
Within a year, he had started to put into practice the homeopathic methods he had seen in the south. He also managed to convince his somewhat sceptical father to also convert to organic methods, with certification awarded with the 2010 vintage. He might be one of only three growers (out of the 150 active in the appellation) to farm organically, yet it's a conscious decision by Jonathan not to exploit the fact on his label.
By the 2011 season, Jonathan was considered by Didier to have 'worked his apprenticeship' and the two effectively combined their 18 hectares in the ineluctable transition from father to son.
Whilst the cellar is located in Les Loges, the vineyards are stretched wide across the appellation, encompassing five communes in total: Villiers (Oxfordian marne and small white caillots), Charenton (sable and marne), Tracy (caillots and silex), Saint-Laurent (marne and caillots) and Les Loges (caillots). This diversity in soils ensures that there is real diversity in the style of the different cuvées, and the variation in sites acts as an insurance policy against the perpetual threats of frost and hail.
Some might shirk the fact that the Pabiot's harvest principally by machine, but good vineyard practice usually negates the need to always pick by hand. In addition, Pabiot tends to harvest earlier than his peers, since he states that his point of reference for making great wine is via the acidity remaining within the grapes, rather than analysing simple sugar-ripeness.
As for the wines, there is the inevitable small tank of Chasselas to taste, before arriving at the main event; there are four separate expression of Sauvignon bottled. The range starts with the generic cuvée, which accounts for the vast majority of the production (80,000 bottles) and which necessitates several mis during the course of the year.
Meanwhile, Aubaine (best translated as something to appreciate) is sourced from a single parcel on very poor soils in Tracy. It represents around 3,000 bottles and is aged for one year in a subterranean tank on its fine lees.
Prédilection sees the same ageing as the Aubaine but is sourced from a parcel of vines on Kimmeridgian marl and terres blanches some 500 metres along from the cellar. With an active lime content of over 70%, these old vines struggle on the very poor soil.
The cuvée Eurythmie comes from the same parcel. First produced in 2008, it is fermented in a total of three barrels and then aged in tank for six months before being bottled, unfiltered, by hand. It's impressive – but it's not Pouilly-Fumé.


Liam Neeson gave a heartfelt tribute to his late wife, Natasha Richardson, Wednesday as he received an honorary doctorate from his alma mater, Queen's University Belfast.
Visibly nervous, Neeson told the assembled crowd at the British Consulate in New York City that he's on the mend after the death of his spouse of 14 years, who died following a March skiing accident in Montreal.
"Everybody assumes that actors are great public speakers, [but] it's terrifying," said Neeson, who left college before graduating. He then borrowed from the words of poet Paul Muldoon: "[Art] builds from pain, from misery, from a deep-seated hurt, a monument to the human heart that shines like a golden dome among roofs rain-glazed and leaden."
Continued Neeson: "I think it is a message that a university always gives its students in the end: It's time to move on, get on with your life. I got on with mine, and I'm still getting on."
The actor was joined at the ceremony by his two sons, Michael, 13, and Daniel, 12.


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Three-quarters of IFAs get requests for ethical investment options
Simon Leadbetter
Seventy-three per cent of independent financial advisers (IFAs) get requests for ethical investment options from clients, according to a Blue & Green Tomorrow survey of the industry.
Just over half (51%) say they got the same amount of such requests in 2012 as they did in 2011, with 10% getting more and 13% getting less.
The statistics derive from a survey that B&GT conducts each year into the state of financial advice. Few people feel confident to invest without advice and our research assesses whether advisers are receiving more enquiries and their views on changes in regulation.
The vast majority of IFAs (73%) say they get requests for ethical investment options, although these advisers also report that it is a minority of their total clients (1 in 9) who ask about it. The average allocation to ethical funds of those clients who ask about ethical investment is two-fifths.
Richard Essex, an IFA at Grayside Financial Services and member of the Ethical Investment Association (EIA) said, "The IFA industry as a whole is not encouraging clients to explore the possibility of SRI investing.
"This is partly down to lack of education by IFAs themselves. There is a huge education gap.
"The investing public have a yearning to do some good with their money but they're just not being given the tools to do so."
According to the survey, ethical investors are most keen to avoid funds investing in the arms trade, tobacco, human rights abuses, the exploitation of animals for cosmetics and pornography or violent material. Meanwhile, the majority are keen to invest in renewable energy, fair trade, non-energy cleantech, recycling and sustainable agriculture and fishing.
Friends Provident, Aberdeen, Jupiter, Ecclesiastical and Aviva are the top five providers amongst all IFAs who receive requests about ethical investment, but amongst members of the EIA, the top five reads Ecclesiastical, Kames (formerly Aegon), Jupiter, F&C and Aberdeen.
Ecclesiastical recently received the Moneyfacts Award for Best Ethical Investment Provider 2012. This is the fourth consecutive year it has won this award, which is voted for by the IFA community.
Ecclesiastical's Amity UK Fund was voted Best Ethical Fund at the Investment Week Climate Change and Ethical Investment Awards 2012 – an achievement that marked its 25th anniversary.
Blue & Green Tomorrow has interviewed a number of specialist ethical financial advisers in the past, and they're located all across the country. Have a look here to find the one nearest to you.
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Izyan Khalid, (2009) Study on enhancing colour appearances and chemical compositions of 14 year old cultivated acacia hybrid through oil-heat treatment process. Masters thesis, Universiti Malaysia Sabah.
This study investigated the effect of an oil heat treatment process on the colour appearances of 14 year-old cultivated acacia hybrid. The effects of parameters such as temperatures and duration of treatments are taken in consideration due to their influences in enhancing the colour of the wood from the sapwood right through the heartwood. Natural and untreated acacia hybrid normally had the sapwood having lighter colour than the dark colour heartwood. Turning these timbers Into plywood or furniture at this stage will result in uneven colour as the results of the mixture between the sapwood and heartwood. This will decrease the aesthetic value of the product. Heating the wood at varying temperatures and durations would enhance the colour appearance of the wood. The colour changes in the sapwood and heartwood were measured using Minolta Chroma-meter CR-310 and the results were presented according to the CIE L*a*b* a colour co-ordinates system. The results revealed that the rising temperature at certain duration resulted in darkening of wood tissues. The decreased of L * values caused the darkening of the wood surfaces while the increase values in a* caused the wood colour becomes redder and decrease in b* values caused the decrease yellow colour of acacia wood. The difference of chemical composition in wood probably Is the main reason for dissimilar in colour. This study showed features change in the chemical composition of acacia wood. The degradation in chemical composition was recognized when acacia woods were exposed to oil-heat treatment process. Holocellulose, hemicellulose and cellulose degraded with the increasing of treatment temperature and time of heating exposure. These studies recommend oil-heat treatment technology can be used in wood industry to modify acquiring darker tonality of wood to suit the customer demand.


Personal Branding: Is your Wardrobe Sending the Right Message?
In a perfect world everyone would reap success based on his or her work alone. However, we live in an imperfect, image-obsessed society. In the business world, how you look can be just as important as the skills you bring to the table.
Research by the Centre For Policy Studies in London found that attractive workers are likely earn anywhere from 7-13% more than their less put together colleagues. Similarly, a 2010 Newsweek study showed 64& of hiring managers agree that beauty plays a major factor in the hiring process, and that it should.
Ethics aside, dressing professionally is a great way to establish trust. People do business with people they trust. Think about it, who would you rather have operate on you – the surgeon dressed like Carlton Banks or Kurt Cobain?
Your wardrobe, in and out of the office, sends messages about how you feel about yourself and others. An effective wardrobe reflects not only the role you are in, but the role you aspire to, and the brand of your industry. If there is any disconnect, you put yourself at risk of giving people the wrong impression.
A good exercise is to take a look at the wardrobe of people whose careers you want to emulate. Ask yourself how their image reflects their abilities, goals, and business. Next, look at yourself in the mirror and see if you can make the same connections. If you sense a disconnect or if your colleagues are always reminding you to dress nicely for an event, the list below may help you get your wardrobe on message.
First and foremost, your wardrobe should compliment your body type, lifestyle, and age. Don't be afraid to seek the advice of a personal shopper, stylist, or fashionable friend. Fashion is not a gift everyone has. Before goint to an event, find out what the dress code is. If you are too casual or too formal you may send the message that you really don't know how to fit in. When in doubt it is better to be a little overdressed.
If you don't have any eye for fashion, play it safe with the basics. Some pieces of clothing are versatile and can be paired with accessories to dress them up or down depending on the occasion. Project Runway's Tim Gunn has a great list of essentials to lay the foundation for your wardrobe.
If you're not sure which direction to take your wardrobe, take a look at the people whose respect you want to earn. How does your client, boss, mentor, or idol present themselves? They are a great group to emulate.
Fashion is a great tool to express your personality. Accessories can showcase your personal style in the most conservatives atmospheres. Always dress appropriately, but don't feel pressured to look like everyone one else. Find small ways to stand out from the crowd. People will not only notice, but will be drawn to you and approach you.
Your clothes should make you feel good. Don't write your appearance off as something superficial or unimportant. Invest time and money into enhancing your image and wear clothes that make you feel confident. You'll be surprised how quickly it will impact the way you feel about yourself and how others perceive you.


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Frankie Pickle and the Closet of Doom by Eric Wight was on the short list of graphic novels for the 2009 Cybils. Francis Piccolo aka Frankie Pickle is a boy with an over active imagination and a very messy room. He'd rather play than clean his room and his mother had decided she's no longer going to clean it for him.
When Frankie's imagination takes over the book becomes a graphic novel. The rest of the time it's written as an early reader chapter book. The library book blogs I read call this blend of genres a "hybrid." Whatever it's called, it's the easy reader version of what The Invention of Hugo Cabret is.
I preferred the graphic novel parts of Frankie Pickle and the Closet of Doom to the chapter book sections. The "real world" passages are very preachy and frankly how many books about the dangers of a messy room do we need?
Although the book didn't wow me, my son loved the book. He read the book three or four times in the course of a week. Since then I've seen him skimming through it.
My son loved this too. We've got the second in the series here to read soon.
Thank you for the heads up regarding the second book! I checked GoodReads and I see that there's also a third one in the works. I have noted down both titles and will get them for my son. He loved the first book. He's read it cover to cover about six times.


Due to the recent expansion of this client's product offering, an expansion and renovation to their existing Retail Store was needed. The original building was also completed by Domokur Architects.
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The facility is LEED Certified as part of this client's on-going efforts to establish sustainable architecture. Domokur Architects led the LEED Certification process by orchestrating the efforts of all design team members.


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Q: Why isn't SELECT DISTINCT on an indexed column instantaneous? I have a table like this that stores configurations of various programs that are run.  It looks something like this:
+--------------+---------------+------+-----+---------+-------+
| Field        | Type          | Null | Key | Default | Extra |
+--------------+---------------+------+-----+---------+-------+
| Date         | date          | YES  | MUL | NULL    |       |
| Program      | varchar(20)   | YES  | MUL | NULL    |       |
| ConfigFile   | int(11)       | YES  |     | NULL    |       |
| Parameter    | varchar(20)   | YES  |     | NULL    |       |
| Value        | varchar(20)   | YES  |     | NULL    |       |
+--------------+---------------+------+-----+---------+-------+

The ConfigFile field contains the number of the config file -- for some of the programs there is more than one config file that can be chosen.
It has a couple of indices, like so:
+-------+------------+----------+--------------+--------------+-----------+-------------+----------+--------+------+------------+---------+---------------+
| Table | Non_unique | Key_name | Seq_in_index | Column_name  | Collation | Cardinality | Sub_part | Packed | Null | Index_type | Comment | Index_comment |
+-------+------------+----------+--------------+--------------+-----------+-------------+----------+--------+------+------------+---------+---------------+
| lists |          1 | Date     |            1 | Date         | A         |     1108060 |     NULL | NULL   | YES  | BTREE      |         |               |
| lists |          1 | Date     |            2 | Program      | A         |     1108060 |     NULL | NULL   | YES  | BTREE      |         |               |
| lists |          1 | Date     |            3 | Parameter    | A         |     1108060 |     NULL | NULL   | YES  | BTREE      |         |               |
| lists |          1 | Program  |            1 | Program      | A         |        4676 |     NULL | NULL   | YES  | BTREE      |         |               |
| lists |          1 | Program  |            2 | Parameter    | A         |      183706 |     NULL | NULL   | YES  | BTREE      |         |               |
+-------+------------+----------+--------------+--------------+-----------+-------------+----------+--------+------+------------+---------+---------------+

Now let's say I want to know what the parameters for a given program are.  It seems like I should be able to do something like this:
SELECT DISTINCT Parameter FROM params WHERE Program = 'MyProgram';

This has the following explain plan:
+----+-------------+--------+------------+------+----------------+---------+---------+-------+-----------+----------+--------------------------+
| id | select_type | table  | partitions | type | possible_keys  | key     | key_len | ref   | rows      | filtered | Extra                    |
+----+-------------+--------+------------+------+----------------+---------+---------+-------+-----------+----------+--------------------------+
|  1 | SIMPLE      | params | NULL       | ref  | Date,Program   | Program | 23      | const | 137203382 |   100.00 | Using where; Using index |
+----+-------------+--------+------------+------+----------------+---------+---------+-------+-----------+----------+--------------------------+

There are something like 15 different choices for Program, and maybe between 10 and 100 values of Parameter for each program.
With my understanding of how a database index works, I'd expect this to complete instantaneously.  In particular, I'd expect the underlying data structure to be a binary search tree with 15 nodes, which I search to find the one corresponding to my program; after finding my program, it takes me to second binary search tree with perhaps 100 nodes or fewer, which I'd then simply traverse.
When I actually run the query, though, it winds up taking several minutes.
To me this suggests that there are perhaps multiple copies of the same value in the binary search tree, one per node of the table.  Is this what's happening, and, if so, what can I do to mitigate this situation?
I considered having one table with unique triples (Date, Program, Parameter) and having a relation, but I'm not sure how to perform a bulk insert of the data in this situation.  And if I'm wrong about why it's so slow then of course this wouldn't even help.

A: InnoDB's B+Tree secondary indexes don't get formed that way.  Think of it this way:

*

*For each row, construct a string composed of Program,Parameter,PK.

*Sort those strings.

*Lay them out in a BTree.

Note:  There was no hint of splitting up by Program.  What if 99.9% of the Programs were in Program #5?  That would be a rather unbalanced BTree.  Handy for your one rare query, but slower for the majority of other queries.
With the nicely balanced B+Tree, your query must:

*

*Drill down the BTree to find the first 'row' for Program = 'MyProgram'

*Walk forward through the leaf nodes of the B+Tree, using the "+" to step from one leaf block to the next.

*While walking, keep track of each new Parameter.

*Quit when Program = 'MyProgram' fails.

Notes:

*

*DISTINCT was easily implemented in my step 3 by understanding how the items are ordered.

*"Using index" says that the index was "covering" -- since you only needed Program and Parameter (and those were the columns in the INDEX).  The PK is also implicitly available for "covering".

*The 15 that you provided disagrees with the cardinaliity of "4676".  But that just points out that the statistics are sometimes quite far off.  (Statistics has no impact on optimization of this query.)

I considered having one table with unique triples (Date, Program, Parameter)

Yes, having such a table would make your query run much faster.  But is it worth the maintenance of such?
Another thing that table would let you do is to normalize out those 3 columns into a single MEDIUMINT UNSIGNED (only 3 bytes) instead of perhaps 30 bytes now being used on the average row.  Again, would the complexity of the JOINs, etc, outweigh the benifit?  It would shrink the disk footprint by perhaps 50%.

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Q: changing owner of record to user in another business unit dynamcis 365 I have an issue related to security role. Below the details.
User A belongs to Security group SG1 and User B belongs to Security group SG2:
Both the roles have below privileges(same) on a custom entity, but the Business Unit is different for both Security Group.
create: user level, Read: Business Unit , Write: user level, Append:Business Unit, Append To:Business Unit, Assign:User level , Share:Business Unit
When  user A in SG1 trying to assign his record to a user B in SG2, I am getting Access Denied error.
When the owner changes user A will loose access and get the error. But here, even if I am getting the Access Denied error the owner is not changing in entity, when I am reloading the record the owner is still User A(I think the save is not happening).
Error Log:

Exception Message: Principal with id ef346db1-c98f-ec11-b400-000d3ac25c59 does not have ReadAccess right(s) for record with id ef346db1-c98f-ec11-b400-000d3ac25c59 of entity my_product. Details: {"CallerPrincipal":{"PrincipalId":"038cfa23-c74e-ec11-8c62-6045bd8f574d","Type":8,"IsUserPrincipal":true},"OwnerPrincipal":{"PrincipalId":"87242295-6ef2-ea11-a815-000d3a23ca40","Type":8,"IsUserPrincipal":true},"ObjectId":"ef348db1-c98f-ec11-b400-000d3ac25c59","ObjectTypeCode":10501,"EntityName":"my_product","ObjectBusinessUnitId":"a4854691-c946-ec11-8c62-000d3a472098","RightsToCheck":"ReadAccess","RoleAccessRights":"None","PoaAccessRights":"None","HsmAccessRights":"None","GrantedAccessRights":"None","Messages":["PrincipalHasOwnerPrincipalWithAtLeastBasicPrivilegeDepth = False","EntityUserGroupRights = None","MinimumPrivilegeDepthRequired = Local","SecLib::AccessCheckEx2 failed. Owner Data: roleCount=1, privilegeCount=822, accessMode=0; Principal Data: roleCount=1, privilegeCount=822, accessMode=0"],"EntityOwnershipTypeMask":1,"CallerInfo":{"IsSystemUser":false,"IsSupportUser":false,"IsAdministrator":false,"IsCustomizer":false,"IsDisabled":false,"IsIntegrationUser":false,"Teams":null,"Roles":null},"ReadOnlyState":"UserAndOrgFullAccess","IsHsmEnabled":false,"HsmInfo":null,"AccessOrigin":null}
ErrorCode: -2147187962
HexErrorCode: 0x80048306
ErrorDetails:
0: my_product
1: ef346db1-c98f-ec11-b400-000d3ac25c59
2: 10501
3: ReadAccess
4: ef346db1-c98f-ec11-b400-000d3ac25c59
5: 8
ApiExceptionSourceKey: Step/Microsoft.Crm.Extensibility.ImageRetrievalStep
ApiStepKey: 84b9d1cb-3e30-11db-b951-000cf1fe02ff
ApiDepthKey: 1
ApiActivityIdKey: c6338644-38d6-422f-9ccc-2d1284ef241d
ApiPluginSolutionNameKey: System
ApiStepSolutionNameKey: System
ApiExceptionCategory: ClientError
ApiExceptionMessageName: unManagedIdsAccessDenied
ApiExceptionHttpStatusCode: 403

A: This is expected behavior.

Issue 1 - Assign:User level
This limits the assign privilege to another BU user, Change it to BU level and it should work.

Issue 2 (eventually you will face) - Read: Business Unit
As the users (SG) belongs to different BUs and Role has only BU level read, the moment a record is assigned to another cross BU user - the original owner lose access and read privilege for that particular record. Like you mentioned the error will popup.


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What makes a manager a great leader isn't a checklist of experiences, education, or abilities. Instead, it's the infamous soft skills – or as we prefer to call them, human skills – that make managers able to truly lead and inspire their teams and companies.
In our 2017 Sydney panel in the Helping Managers Become Better Managers series, we welcomed four experts to talk about what managers need to be successful in their jobs:
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Megan Bromley, Director Employee Experience Team at Domain Group
Sarah Nguyen, a People & Culture Consultant
Amanda Moroney from Navitas
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Place an emphasis on emotional intelligence
Being a gifted technical superstar doesn't necessarily translate to being able to manage people well – in fact, it's usually a completely different skill set.
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For example, accepting that everyone will have bad days, and that one off day doesn't define a person or a team. Or thinking about how one's mood and reactions can affect other people, and either acknowledging that in yourself or being able to observe it happening for others and give feedback to them in a helpful way.
The panelists agreed that the stakes of not perceiving others' emotional state are high.
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Inspire leadership in all directions
Our panelists spoke about the importance of making sure everyone in the organization is inspired, regardless of title or role. That can take the form of both people management and self-management.
"The traits that enable people to be really good people leaders and people managers can happen at all levels in the organization," said Bromley.
Those traits include empathy, accountability, trust and selflessness.
Meanwhile at ansarada, Moody said, the company defines leadership as "influence."
"It doesn't come with a title," he says. "Anyone can influence anybody else, if you just practice the right things, like building trust and confidence in people."
Empathetic listening is powerful
While being able to communicate is important, knowing when not to talk, or when to draw someone into a conversation, is just as important a leadership trait. Before giving someone advice or even knowing how to handle a situation, it's crucial that managers get a grasp on people's feelings.
"A lot of times I think we listen about how to reply to somebody, and not how to understand," said Moroney.
To Moroney, that distinction is what separates management from leadership. While managers and management suggest practices, processes and a transactional relationship, a leader conveys getting to know someone's whole self.
At ansarada, managers go through exercises to understand people's personal values. This helps their team connect both on an individual level as well as at a motivational level.
"if you can lead somebody in things that are important to them you're going to engage them to a higher extent, you're going to get more commitment from them," Moody said.
Drop the stoic act and embrace vulnerability
Stoicism may be all the rage in Silicon Valley, yet our panelists are convinced that successful managers can also have outwardly emotional personalities. How else are you otherwise supposed to form human connections with those you share an office with?
So stop viewing vulnerability as a weakness, and instead use it as a means to deepen trust with your direct team members. Humans are flawed creatures, and so hiding managerial imperfections will only make you look less approachable to your team.
"There's been multiple times in my career where I've been vulnerable," Bromley said. "But then you stop and you look, and as long as the good days outnumber the bad, then you know you're on the right track."
For those looking to go deeper on the topic, Nguyen recommended "Daring Greatly," from Brené Brown, as well as her TEDTalk on the subject.
Note that vulnerability doesn't always have to be about emotions. Letting coworkers see a corny sense of humor is also a sign of workplace vulnerability, as is publicly admitting to a mistake.
"At the end of the day we're people," Nguyen said, "and our vulnerabilities and emotions do come out. You can shy away from it and pretend it didn't happen, but I think there's something valuable about embracing the not-so-great things."


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June 28, 2016 by Barry Zimmer
The estate planning process is intended to make sure that the process of transferring assets to heirs can go smoothly after a death. Unfortunately, sometimes there are disagreements or problems when someone passes away, as his or her family could become involved in a fight over what happens to money and property. Just recently, Mansfield News Journal reported on one Ohio estate dispute that lasted for more than four years.
When a dispute arises over how to transfer the assets of a deceased, this can result in costly legal expenditures that reduce the entire value of the estate and harm all of the potential beneficiaries. A fight between family members can also undermine family ties at a time when people should be turning to each other to come together, cope with their grief, and move forward.
It is imperative that you do everything you can to create a solid plan for how your assets will be transferred so your family does not devolve into fighting after you are gone. You should consult with a skilled legal professional to ensure that the estate planning process is done right, that the correct legal tools are used, and that there are no questions about the validity of the estate planning documents that you create.
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Court Dispute Over Ohio Man's Estate Lasts Four Years
According to the Mansfield News Journal, the four year fight over an estate began with the death of the president and CEO of a manufacturing company. The man died from injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident at the age of 65. He left behind a will, in which he named his business partner as his executor. He also left behind four daughters, all of whom were named as heirs in his will.
The probate process began in 2009. Appraisers estimated the value of his estate at no less than $4.74 million based on the inventory conducted in 2010. Assets included properties, farm equipment, business inventory, bank deposits, and vehicles.
In 2012, three of the four daughters filed a civil action against the person who had been named as the executor of the estate. The daughters claimed that the executor had interfered with the estate and failed to carry out the wishes of their father to recapitalize his business assets. The three daughters asked the court to order equal distribution of the trust part of the deceased's holdings, which had stock shares worth more than $16 million. The three daughters also sought $7 million in compensatory and punitive damages from the executor for alleging failing to live up to his duties in managing estate assets.
The fourth daughter, however, said that her sisters were making baseless accusations and were engaging in a "fishing expedition." She indicated she had been involved with the business and served as an officer, and that her father had never intended for the recapitalization of his business assets. She also said that her father had rejected a proposal while he was alive which was similar to what her three sisters were proposing the executor should have done after his death.
Today, the probate court case from 2009 is still pending. The lawsuit brought in 2012 was finally dismissed by the daughters, four years later. The three daughters reserved the right to reopen the case within a one year period. In the meantime, the heirs wait to inherit and money has been wasted on legal fees.
How Montgomery Estate Planning Lawyers Can Help Avoid Disputes
Avoiding this type of ongoing dispute is essential so that families are not divided, so estate assets are not wasted, and so property can be transferred quickly after a death has occurred. It is imperative to ensure that you make your wishes very clear and that you do everything possible to facilitate the seamless transfer of assets upon your death.
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PNC Park, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Attendance: 30,186
Moran's slam leads Pirates over Twins 5-4, improve to 4-0
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By WILL GRAVES
PITTSBURGH (AP) Colin Moran's name will forever be entwined with Gerrit Cole's whether the new Pittsburgh Pirates third baseman likes it or not. It simply comes with the territory when you're part of the trade that sends a franchise cornerstone out of town.
Moran did little during spring training to hint at the power potential the Pirates saw in him when they made him part of the deal that sent Cole to Houston in January. Even as Pittsburgh led the Grapefruit League in homers, he failed to go deep even once.
Then Moran swung at a full-count fastball from Minnesota's Lance Lynn with the bases loaded in the first inning on Monday. A minute later he was taking a curtain call after the first grand slam of his young career helped the Pirates edge the Minnesota Twins 5-4 to give the franchise just its third 4-0 start in 35 years.
"Probably one of the coolest things I've ever experienced on a baseball field," Moran said after hitting his second home run in the majors.
Even Pittsburgh manager Clint Hurdle admitted to getting goose bumps, a rarity now for someone entering their fifth decade in pro baseball.
"To hear our home crowd embrace him like that and ask him to come back out for a curtain call, that's never not good," Hurdle said.
Moran's shot to the seats above the Clemente Wall in right field staked Jameson Taillon to a five-run cushion. Taillon tamped down his pregame butterflies to keep the Twins off balance for 5 1/3 innings and the bullpen narrowly avoided letting things slip away. Taillon allowed two runs and four hits in 5 1/3 innings, but his stellar work was nearly undone by a shaky bullpen
Minnesota rallied for four runs in the sixth off Taillon and three relievers then put the tying base on in the seventh and eighth but couldn't pull even. George Kontos worked a perfect ninth for his second career save with usual closer Felipe Rivero unavailable after finishing up both ends of a doubleheader on Sunday in Detroit.
"They put the barrel on us a little bit but we got the outs we needed," Hurdle said.
Brian Dozier homered for the second straight day for the Twins. Eduard Escobar had two hits and an RBI. Max Kepler also drove in a run for Minnesota but Lynn lasted just four innings in his first game with the Twins since signing a one-year deal last month. He struggled with his location, walking six and striking out just one.
Three walks in the first helped set the stage for Moran, who sent a chest-high offering from Lynn over the 21-foot high Clemente Wall for just the third grand slam in a Pittsburgh home opener according to STATS, joining Hall of Famers Ralph Kiner in 1949 and Roberto Clemente in 1962.
"I've got to do better than that," said Lynn. "You can't put your team in a 5-0 hole in the first inning. That's asking a lot for the guys to dig out of. It was a little bit frustrating. I could have got out of the inning giving up one run then I hung a pitch."
Instead, Moran found himself being nudged to the top of the steps of the Pittsburgh dugout to acknowledge his blast. He briefly tipped his cap to the announced crowd of 30,186, the smallest ever for a home opener since PNC Park opened in 2001 and the franchise's smallest since drawing 28,985 at Three Rivers Stadium.
Part of the slide had to do with the 40-degree temperature at first pitch and part apathy stemming from the offseason trades of Cole and 2013 NL MVP Andrew McCutchen for prospects.
Either way, the new-look Pirates have a day off on Tuesday before trying to improve to 5-0 for the first time since 1983, a couple weeks before third baseman David Freese - at 34 the oldest player on the roster - was born.
Pirates: Placed RHP Joe Musgrove on the 10-day disabled list retroactive to March 30 with a muscle strain in his right shoulder. Pittsburgh director of sports medicine Todd Tomczyk said Musgrove, part of the Cole trade, will be shut down for several days. Steven Brault will start in place of Musgrove on Thursday against Cincinnati. ... SS Jordy Mercer left in the sixth inning with discomfort in his right hand.
Twins: Jake Odorizzi makes his second start for the Twins on Wednesday after being acquired in a mid-February trade with Tampa Bay. Odorizzi pitched six shutout innings in his 2018 debut last week against Baltimore.
Pirates: Ivan Nova (0-0, 3.60 ERA) is 2-0 with a 1.93 ERA in two career starts against Minnesota.


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Appartementhaus "Le Super Venosc", auf 5 Stockwerken. Im Ortszentrum. In der Anlage: Fahrstuhl, Skiraum, Zentralheizung. Parkplatz. Einkaufsgeschäft, Einkaufszentrum, Restaurant 250 m, Freibad 400 m. Sessellift 50 m, Gondelbahn 350 m, Eisfeld 400 m.
Nous vous remercions pour le partage de votre opinion. Nous avons veillé à ce que le personnel local ainsi que le propriétaire soient informés des points mentionnés afin de suggérer le renouvellement des ustensils de cuisine. Bien que vos vacances n'ont pas tout à fait répondu à vos attentes, nous serions ravis de vous accueillir à nouveau dans l'une de nos locations.
This apartment was really disappointing. We've stayed in this block before and would like to do so again, as we've got family in the same block. But unless the owner gives this one some serious TLC then we won't stay again. The place wasn't clean (dirty bathmat, clothes from previous occupant found under cushions in lounge, half a salami hanging from wall). It was also old and tired (lumpy old sofa bed, lumpy pillows, old blankets, sticky table, oven from 1960s). And it was badly equipped (no chopping board, no sharp knives, no sieve, no tea towels). Also bedding is only provided at extra cost and was just flat sheets. Making bunk beds up without fitted sheets is really hard work (on holiday). So I would like to ask the owner to please consider sorting these things out and making it into a nice little place to stay. I don't mind basic, but I don't like dirty, uncomfortable, hard work and ill equipped!
Appartement spacieux mais vétuste il serait souhaitable de changer les oreillers et les couvertures qui sont sales et de changer les protèges matelas à chaque location !!


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The development of neuronal polarity: A retrospective view
Gary Banker
In 1988, Carlos Dotti, Chris Sullivan, and I published a paper on the establishment of polarity by hippocampal neurons in culture, which continues to be frequently cited 30 years later (Dotti et al., 1988). By following individual neurons from the time of plating until they had formed well developed axonal and dendritic arbors, we identified the five stages of development that lead to the mature expression of neuronal polarity. We were surprised to find that, before axon formation, the cells pass through a multipolar phase, in which several, apparently identical short neurites undergo periods of extension and retraction. Then one of these neurites begins a period of prolonged growth, becoming the definitive axon; the remaining neurites subsequently become dendrites. This observation suggested that any of the initial neurites were capable of becoming axons, a hypothesis confirmed by later work. In this Progressions article, I will try to recall the circumstances that led to this work, recapture some of the challenges we faced in conducting these experiments, and consider why some of today's neuroscientists still find this paper relevant.
Body Patterning
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Banker, G. (2018). The development of neuronal polarity: A retrospective view. Journal of Neuroscience, 38(8), 1867-1873. https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.1372-16.2018
The development of neuronal polarity : A retrospective view. / Banker, Gary.
In: Journal of Neuroscience, Vol. 38, No. 8, 21.02.2018, p. 1867-1873.
Banker, G 2018, 'The development of neuronal polarity: A retrospective view', Journal of Neuroscience, vol. 38, no. 8, pp. 1867-1873. https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.1372-16.2018
Banker G. The development of neuronal polarity: A retrospective view. Journal of Neuroscience. 2018 Feb 21;38(8):1867-1873. https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.1372-16.2018
Banker, Gary. / The development of neuronal polarity : A retrospective view. In: Journal of Neuroscience. 2018 ; Vol. 38, No. 8. pp. 1867-1873.
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The answer's no. I don't sleep around. Make sure you note that in his file.
which is why you were supposed to get regular pregnancy tests.
We'll be doing about 10 treatments, and then we'll reevaluate.
running around the hospital accountable to no one.
Now, that's got real entertainment value. Mm. He might even cry.
And life just isn't worth living without blood.
It took him three seconds to size you up.
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Walter Jaeschke (* 20. September 1945 in Amberg; † 14. Juli 2022) war ein deutscher Philosoph und Hochschullehrer. Als Spezialist für die klassische deutsche Philosophie leitete er die Edition der Akademie-Ausgabe von Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel sowie von Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi und das Hegel-Archiv an der Ruhr-Universität Bochum.

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Jaeschke absolvierte ein Studium der Philosophie, Religionsgeschichte und Sinologie an der Freien Universität Berlin und an der Technischen Universität Berlin und promovierte 1976 mit der Dissertation Die Suche nach den eschatologischen Wurzeln der Geschichtsphilosophie. Eine historische Kritik der Säkularisierungsthese an der Freien Universität Berlin. Die Habilitation erfolgte ein Jahrzehnt später an der Ruhr-Universität Bochum mit der Studie Die Vernunft in der Religion. Studien zur Grundlegung der Religionsphilosophie Hegels (Stuttgart 1986).

Jaeschke war von  1974 bis 1989 wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter des Hegel-Archivs der Ruhr-Universität sowie von 1989 bis 1998 wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter der Berlin-Brandenburgischen Akademie der Wissenschaften und zudem ausserplanmäßiger Professor am Institut für Philosophie der Freien Universität Berlin. Von 1998 bis zu seiner Emeritierung 2010 wirkte er als Professor für Philosophie mit besonderer Berücksichtigung des Deutschen Idealismus an der Ruhr-Universität Bochum sowie als Direktor des dortigen Hegel-Archivs, an dem die kritische Edition der Werke Hegels erarbeitet wird. 2014 wurde er zum korrespondierenden Mitglied der Nordrhein-Westfälischen Akademie der Wissenschaften gewählt.

Veröffentlichungen (Auswahl)
 Hegel-Handbuch: Leben – Werk – Schule, J.B. Metzler, Stuttgart 3. Auflage 2016; ISBN 978-3476026101.
 mit Andreas Arndt: Die klassische deutsche Philosophie nach Kant. Systeme der reinen Vernunft und ihre Kritik; 1785 – 1845, München : Beck 2012, ISBN 978-3-406-63046-0.
 zusammen mit Kurt Bayertz und Myriam Gerhard (Hrsg.): Der Ignorabimus-Streit. Felix Meiner, Hamburg 2013, ISBN 978-3-7873-2158-2.
 Als Leiter und Herausgeber von Editionen:
 Hegel: Gesammelte Werke. Herausgegeben von der Nordrhein-Westfälischen  Akademie der Wissenschaften. Hamburg: Felix Meiner Verlag, 1968ff.
 Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi: Werke. Hamburg: Felix Meiner Verlag, 1998ff. (zusammen mit Klaus Hammacher, Aachen)
 Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi: Briefwechsel – Nachlaß – Dokumente. Begründet von Michael  Brüggen und Siegfried Sudhof. Stuttgart: frommann-holzboog, 1981ff. (seit 2013 zusammen mit Birgit Sandkaulen, Bochum)

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Philosoph (20. Jahrhundert)
Philosoph (21. Jahrhundert)
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 Konrad Klepping (* um 1290; † vor Oktober 1354), deutscher Hansekaufmann
 Konrad-Klepping-Berufskolleg in Dortmund
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The organisers of this year's Glastonbury Festival today released their first line-up poster, with lots of new names added to the line-up.
Coldplay are playing at Glastonbury
Muse, Adele and Coldplay had already been confirmed as the headliners of the festival, which takes place at its traditional home at Worthy Farm at Pilton in Somerset from June 22 to 26.
The latest acts confirmed include everything from heritage acts to some of today's most popular up and coming artists.
In the first category there's Art Garfunkel, ZZ Top, Madness, Jeff Lynne's ELO, New Order and Earth, Wind & Fire.
Newer acts on the bill include Foals, Chvrches, Disclosure, Stormzy and Bring Me The Horizon, Skepta, Ellie Goulding, The 1975, The Last Shadow Puppets, Grimes, Jake Bugg, Wolf Alice, Bat For Lashes, and many more.
Then there's Guy Garvey from Elbow, Fatboy Slim, Beck, LCD Soundsystem, PJ Harvey, St Etienne, Cyndi Lauper and John Grant, to name but a few.
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TV stars on show once again as ITV drama The Bay starts filming third series in Heysham
Richard Ashcroft to headline Thursday at Highest Point Festival in May 2022
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