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Patriots move on without Gronkowski
By Lowell Sun |
FOXBORO (AP) — The New England Patriots have done just fine without Rob Gronkowski.
So far.
On Sunday, they'll see whether that continues or if their valuable tight end's absence will keep them from a second straight Super Bowl appearance.
"Certainly, Rob is a unique player and he has some skills that allow you to do special things with him," offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels said Monday. "I don't think it's really fair to say you just plug somebody in and off you go."
Michael Hoomanawanui filled in well enough after Gronkowski broke his left arm on the Patriots' seventh offensive play of their 41-28 win over the Houston Texans in Sunday's AFC divisional playoff game.
He'll probably do it again in the conference championship game against the Ray Lewis-led defense of the Baltimore Ravens following Gronkowski's season-ending surgery Monday.
"Michael did a great job with the things we asked him to do," McDaniels said. "He certainly did a good job in protection and in the running game."
Hoomanawanui didn't catch any passes. But Gronkowski, who had 90 receptions last season and 55 in 11 games this season, had no catches in the Patriots' two games against Houston this season. And they dominated both contests.
Gronkowski was sidelined for the 42-14 rout on Dec. 10, the third of five games he missed after breaking his left forearm while blocking on an extra point late in a 59-24 win over the Indianapolis Colts on Nov. 18. He sat out the rest of Sunday's game after breaking his arm when he landed on it after catching a pass down the right sideline by Tom Brady that was ruled incomplete because Gronkowski didn't get both feet inbounds.
He had surgery on Monday, a person with knowledge of the operation said, speaking on condition of anonymity because the team has not announced the surgery.
The Patriots were 7-3 before Gronkowski was injured then went 4-1 without him. He returned for the regular-season finale, a 28-0 win over the Miami Dolphins in which he caught a touchdown pass. But he played only 25 of the Patriots' 80 offensive snaps in that game.
"We've played a bunch of games now, we've never really been fully healthy yet and obviously now won't be," Brady said Monday during his regular weekly appearance on WEEI radio. "But you know what? We've still got a very good team."
The Patriots also played without running back Danny Woodhead after he hurt his thumb while running with the ball on their first offensive play. Shane Vereen stepped in and scored three touchdowns — two on receptions and one on a run.
"That's a huge credit to our coaching staff and Tom as well, but that's what's expected of us," said Vereen, who had 124 total yards — 41 on seven rushes and 83 on five receptions. "When someone goes down, you're expected to step in and do your job."
Woodhead returned to the sidelines but never got back in the game, although coach Bill Belichick said Monday he could have played.
"Danny was examined. He was back on the sideline for the remainder of the game," Belichick said. "Had we needed to use him, he would have been available to go back in there. Now that we're into a new week, we'll readdress the whole situation, try to get a good feel for what he would and wouldn't be able to do and how functional he would be doing it."
Woodhead has been effective in a limited role. During the regular season, he had 301 yards and four touchdowns on 76 carries and 446 yards and three touchdowns on 40 receptions.
But Gronkowski is the Patriots' most important offensive player after Brady. He was hampered by a high left ankle sprain in last year's Super Bowl and made just two catches in the Patriots' 21-17 loss to the New York Giants.
But he rarely leaves the field when healthy.
He participated in 92 percent of the offensive snaps in the first 10 games this season. He played all 83 snaps in a 31-30 loss to Baltimore in the third game, and all 97 in a 31-21 win over the Denver Broncos in the fifth game, according to profootballfocus.com.
On Sunday, Gronkowski played just seven snaps then went to the bench with a look of pain on his face. He soon went to the locker room with team physician Dr. Thomas Gill.
Lowell Sun


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using System.Collections.Generic;
using NUnit.Framework;
using Sonneville.Investing.Domain;
using Sonneville.Utilities.Persistence.v2;

namespace Sonneville.Investing.Persistence.Test
{
    [TestFixture]
    public class TransactionRepositoryTests
    {
        private ITransactionRepository _repository;
        private List<ITransaction> _fidelityTransactions;
        private IDataStore _dataStore;

        [SetUp]
        public void Setup()
        {
            _fidelityTransactions = new List<ITransaction>
            {
                new Transaction(),
            };

            _repository = InitializeNewRepository();
        }

        [TearDown]
        public void Teardown()
        {
            _dataStore?.DeleteAll();
        }

        [Test]
        public void ShouldPersistTransactions()
        {
            _repository.Save(_fidelityTransactions);

            Assert.AreEqual(1, _dataStore.CachedCount);
        }

        [Test]
        public void ShouldRetrieveTransactions()
        {
            _repository.Save(_fidelityTransactions);

            var transactions = _repository.Get();

            CollectionAssert.AreEquivalent(_fidelityTransactions, transactions);
        }

        private TransactionRepository InitializeNewRepository()
        {
            _dataStore = new InMemoryDataStore();

            return new TransactionRepository(_dataStore);
        }
    }
}

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Disclaimer: There are plenty of definitions of "Wealth". For the sake of this blog, we are referring to economic wealth and financial independence.
Financial independence is generally used to describe the state of having sufficient personal wealth to live, without having to work actively for basic necessities. For financially independent people, their assets generate income that is greater than their expenses.
Having a business is vital if you want to achieve financial independence. With rare exception, it is impossible to achieve this by working for someone else. Before we break down the two things you must enact in order to become financially independent, let's discuss why a job cannot allow you to achieve wealth.
In a job, you are exchanging time for money, also referred to as linear income. So long as you evenly exchange time for money, you cannot achieve wealth. While having a job is important and can provide a great living, it cannot bring about a fortune. Your CEO will always leverage your efforts and it is nearly impossible for you to oust your CEO and take his or her job, let alone break through the glass ceiling. Most high-paid professions require a college education--most of which come at a high price--tens of thousands of dollars in student loans and at least 4 or more years in academia. The amount of interest paid alone, makes one wonder how soon one can break even after securing a job.
Also, you cannot "will" a job to a child or relative (so your profession literally dies with you when you pass on). And lastly, W2 income earners are taxed at the highest level and receive what's left after Uncle Sam takes his cut.
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Kaple Panny Marie stojí na návsi v parku se vzrostlými lípami. Novogotická obdélná stavba s neodsazeným polygonálním závěrem má na hřebeni střechy sanktusník. Ve štítu se nachází nika se sochou Panny Marie. Před kapličkou se tyčí kamenná poklona – kříž z roku 1817. Kulturní památkou se stala před rokem 1988.

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Asthma is a very common disorder that comes in many types. It is a chronic disease that affects the airway and makes breathing difficult. Asthma can have a lot of different triggers that result in narrowing of the airway.
Some people who have asthma feel that it interferes in their life a lot, others experience minor interference from their asthma symptoms.
The symptoms experienced by people with asthma vary greatly depending on the severity of their condition.
There are three main aspects to asthma that make it an extremely scary disorder.
During unobstructed breathing, the airway and the bands surrounding it are relaxed. Air is able to move in and out freely. In people who have asthma, the bands of the airway tighten up air is no longer able to move in and out of the respiratory system freely which triggers asthma symptoms.
People who have asthma usually present with inflamed, red bronchial tubes. Over time, this can cause long-term damage to the lungs. This is why treating even mild symptoms is necessary in preventing worsening symptoms.
The airway of an asthmatic is very sensitive. Their airway tends to overreact to the smallest trigger, including mild allergies.
The cause of asthma is multifactorial with an interaction between a myriad of susceptibility genes and other environmental factors working together to determine if, and to what severity, the popular chronic disease might manifest. T-helper1 and 2 cells, IgE, GM-CSF, cytokines, TNF, and the ADAM33 gene are the susceptibility genes thought to play a role in development. For example, they may help to stimulate the smooth muscle of the airway or assist with fibroblast proliferation.
The possible environmental factors which might have significance in asthma are diverse indeed. Allergen exposure is one of the well-proven factors, and studies have shown that the common household allergens such as those from dust mites, cockroaches, and pet dander can cause adverse reactions. As far as diet is concerned, it is important that vitamin C and E intake meets the proper levels. Also, obesity has been linked to asthma as well. Cigarette smoke exposure is still somewhat controversial, with some studies seeming to show that exposed children can manifest asthma while other studies possibly disprove this line of thought.
Treatment varies dramatically depending on the type of asthma is present. Since poorly controlled asthma can be extremely dangerous, proper treatment is essential to a patient's ability to thrive. Asthma causes more than 2 million emergency room visits annually.
Treatment for asthma may include the use of inhalers, treating allergies, steroids and anti-inflammatory medications to help. Some patients who have asthma may be able to take a pill daily. Other patients may be required to use an inhaler twice to three times daily. Severe asthmatics may be required to take more than one inhaler daily and keep a rescue inhaler on their person at all time to catch asthma symptoms before they become out of control.
Other asthmatics may be required to change the type of inhaler they use on a regular basis to ensure that it can be counted on to relieve their immediate asthma symptoms.
In order to prevent asthma and allergies, it is important to limit the exposure by reducing the number of sources and using tools such as filters which can further eliminate air pollution. Pregnant women should be sure to provide for a healthy duration because many perinatal factors can collaborate to bring on asthma. Young maternal age, low birthweight, and prematurity are some examples of these sources. Diets should be diverse and nutritious while providing the proper amount of vitamins C and E as well as fatty acids. Endotoxin exposure has been shown to induce tolerance if done early in life, and so there may be profitable directions to explore there which could help to guard against the chronic condition.


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Recommendations for prevention and control of influenza in children, 2013-2014
Michael T. Brady, Carrie L. Byington, Herbert Dele Davies, Kathryn M. Edwards, Mary Anne Jackson, Yvonne A. Maldonado, Dennis L. Murray, Walter A. Orenstein, Mobeen Rathore, Mark Sawyer, Gordon E. Schutze, Rodney E. Willoughby, Theoklis E. Zaoutis, John Bradley, Mary P. Glode, Harry L. Keyserling, Marc A. Fischer, Bruce Gellin, Richard L. Gorman, Lucia Lee
R. Douglas Pratt, Jennifer S. Read, Joan Robinson, Marco Aurelio Palazzi Safadi, Jane Seward, Jeffrey R. Starke, Geoffrey Simon, Tina Q. Tan, Henry H. Bernstein, David W. Kimberlin, Sarah S. Long, H. Cody Meissner, Stuart T. Weinberg, Jenna A. Katz, Rebecca J. Schneyer, John M. Kelso, Jennifer Frantz
Pediatrics General
The purpose of this statement is to update recommendations for routine use of seasonal influenza vaccine and antiviral medications for the prevention and treatment of influenza in children. Highlights for the upcoming 2013-2014 season include (1) this year's trivalent influenza vaccine contains an A/California/7/2009 (H1N1) pdm09-like virus (same as 2012-2013); an A/Texas/50/2012 (H3N2) virus (antigenically like the 2012-2013 strain); and a B/Massachusetts/2/2012-like virus (a B/Yamagata lineage like 2012-2013 but a different virus); (2) new quadrivalent influenza vaccines with an additional B virus (B/Brisbane/60/2008-like virus [B/Victoria lineage]) have been licensed by the US Food and Drug Administration; (3) annual universal influenza immunization is indicated with either a trivalent or quadrivalent vaccine (no preference); and (4) the dosing algorithm for administration of influenza vaccine to children 6 months through 8 years of age is unchanged from 2012-2013. As always, pediatricians, nurses, and all health care personnel should promote influenza vaccine use and infection control measures. In addition, pediatricians should promptly identify influenza infections to enable rapid antiviral treatment, when indicated, to reduce morbidity and mortality.
e1089-e1104
https://doi.org/10.1542/peds.2013-2377
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Live-attenuated influenza vaccine
Brady, M. T., Byington, C. L., Davies, H. D., Edwards, K. M., Jackson, M. A., Maldonado, Y. A., ... Frantz, J. (2013). Recommendations for prevention and control of influenza in children, 2013-2014. Pediatrics, 132(4), e1089-e1104. https://doi.org/10.1542/peds.2013-2377
Recommendations for prevention and control of influenza in children, 2013-2014. / Brady, Michael T.; Byington, Carrie L.; Davies, Herbert Dele; Edwards, Kathryn M.; Jackson, Mary Anne; Maldonado, Yvonne A.; Murray, Dennis L.; Orenstein, Walter A.; Rathore, Mobeen; Sawyer, Mark; Schutze, Gordon E.; Willoughby, Rodney E.; Zaoutis, Theoklis E.; Bradley, John; Glode, Mary P.; Keyserling, Harry L.; Fischer, Marc A.; Gellin, Bruce; Gorman, Richard L.; Lee, Lucia; Douglas Pratt, R.; Read, Jennifer S.; Robinson, Joan; Safadi, Marco Aurelio Palazzi; Seward, Jane; Starke, Jeffrey R.; Simon, Geoffrey; Tan, Tina Q.; Bernstein, Henry H.; Kimberlin, David W.; Long, Sarah S.; Cody Meissner, H.; Weinberg, Stuart T.; Katz, Jenna A.; Schneyer, Rebecca J.; Kelso, John M.; Frantz, Jennifer.
In: Pediatrics, Vol. 132, No. 4, 01.10.2013, p. e1089-e1104.
Brady, MT, Byington, CL, Davies, HD, Edwards, KM, Jackson, MA, Maldonado, YA, Murray, DL, Orenstein, WA, Rathore, M, Sawyer, M, Schutze, GE, Willoughby, RE, Zaoutis, TE, Bradley, J, Glode, MP, Keyserling, HL, Fischer, MA, Gellin, B, Gorman, RL, Lee, L, Douglas Pratt, R, Read, JS, Robinson, J, Safadi, MAP, Seward, J, Starke, JR, Simon, G, Tan, TQ, Bernstein, HH, Kimberlin, DW, Long, SS, Cody Meissner, H, Weinberg, ST, Katz, JA, Schneyer, RJ, Kelso, JM & Frantz, J 2013, 'Recommendations for prevention and control of influenza in children, 2013-2014', Pediatrics, vol. 132, no. 4, pp. e1089-e1104. https://doi.org/10.1542/peds.2013-2377
Brady MT, Byington CL, Davies HD, Edwards KM, Jackson MA, Maldonado YA et al. Recommendations for prevention and control of influenza in children, 2013-2014. Pediatrics. 2013 Oct 1;132(4):e1089-e1104. https://doi.org/10.1542/peds.2013-2377
Brady, Michael T. ; Byington, Carrie L. ; Davies, Herbert Dele ; Edwards, Kathryn M. ; Jackson, Mary Anne ; Maldonado, Yvonne A. ; Murray, Dennis L. ; Orenstein, Walter A. ; Rathore, Mobeen ; Sawyer, Mark ; Schutze, Gordon E. ; Willoughby, Rodney E. ; Zaoutis, Theoklis E. ; Bradley, John ; Glode, Mary P. ; Keyserling, Harry L. ; Fischer, Marc A. ; Gellin, Bruce ; Gorman, Richard L. ; Lee, Lucia ; Douglas Pratt, R. ; Read, Jennifer S. ; Robinson, Joan ; Safadi, Marco Aurelio Palazzi ; Seward, Jane ; Starke, Jeffrey R. ; Simon, Geoffrey ; Tan, Tina Q. ; Bernstein, Henry H. ; Kimberlin, David W. ; Long, Sarah S. ; Cody Meissner, H. ; Weinberg, Stuart T. ; Katz, Jenna A. ; Schneyer, Rebecca J. ; Kelso, John M. ; Frantz, Jennifer. / Recommendations for prevention and control of influenza in children, 2013-2014. In: Pediatrics. 2013 ; Vol. 132, No. 4. pp. e1089-e1104.
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abstract = "The purpose of this statement is to update recommendations for routine use of seasonal influenza vaccine and antiviral medications for the prevention and treatment of influenza in children. Highlights for the upcoming 2013-2014 season include (1) this year's trivalent influenza vaccine contains an A/California/7/2009 (H1N1) pdm09-like virus (same as 2012-2013); an A/Texas/50/2012 (H3N2) virus (antigenically like the 2012-2013 strain); and a B/Massachusetts/2/2012-like virus (a B/Yamagata lineage like 2012-2013 but a different virus); (2) new quadrivalent influenza vaccines with an additional B virus (B/Brisbane/60/2008-like virus [B/Victoria lineage]) have been licensed by the US Food and Drug Administration; (3) annual universal influenza immunization is indicated with either a trivalent or quadrivalent vaccine (no preference); and (4) the dosing algorithm for administration of influenza vaccine to children 6 months through 8 years of age is unchanged from 2012-2013. As always, pediatricians, nurses, and all health care personnel should promote influenza vaccine use and infection control measures. In addition, pediatricians should promptly identify influenza infections to enable rapid antiviral treatment, when indicated, to reduce morbidity and mortality.",
keywords = "Children, Immunization, Inactivated influenza vaccine, Influenza, Live-attenuated influenza vaccine, Pediatrics, Vaccine",
author = "Brady, {Michael T.} and Byington, {Carrie L.} and Davies, {Herbert Dele} and Edwards, {Kathryn M.} and Jackson, {Mary Anne} and Maldonado, {Yvonne A.} and Murray, {Dennis L.} and Orenstein, {Walter A.} and Mobeen Rathore and Mark Sawyer and Schutze, {Gordon E.} and Willoughby, {Rodney E.} and Zaoutis, {Theoklis E.} and John Bradley and Glode, {Mary P.} and Keyserling, {Harry L.} and Fischer, {Marc A.} and Bruce Gellin and Gorman, {Richard L.} and Lucia Lee and {Douglas Pratt}, R. and Read, {Jennifer S.} and Joan Robinson and Safadi, {Marco Aurelio Palazzi} and Jane Seward and Starke, {Jeffrey R.} and Geoffrey Simon and Tan, {Tina Q.} and Bernstein, {Henry H.} and Kimberlin, {David W.} and Long, {Sarah S.} and {Cody Meissner}, H. and Weinberg, {Stuart T.} and Katz, {Jenna A.} and Schneyer, {Rebecca J.} and Kelso, {John M.} and Jennifer Frantz",
doi = "10.1542/peds.2013-2377",
pages = "e1089--e1104",
journal = "Pediatrics",
publisher = "American Academy of Pediatrics",
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AU - Jackson, Mary Anne
AU - Maldonado, Yvonne A.
AU - Murray, Dennis L.
AU - Orenstein, Walter A.
AU - Rathore, Mobeen
AU - Sawyer, Mark
AU - Schutze, Gordon E.
AU - Willoughby, Rodney E.
AU - Zaoutis, Theoklis E.
AU - Bradley, John
AU - Glode, Mary P.
AU - Keyserling, Harry L.
AU - Fischer, Marc A.
AU - Gellin, Bruce
AU - Gorman, Richard L.
AU - Lee, Lucia
AU - Douglas Pratt, R.
AU - Read, Jennifer S.
AU - Robinson, Joan
AU - Safadi, Marco Aurelio Palazzi
AU - Seward, Jane
AU - Starke, Jeffrey R.
AU - Simon, Geoffrey
AU - Tan, Tina Q.
AU - Bernstein, Henry H.
AU - Kimberlin, David W.
AU - Long, Sarah S.
AU - Cody Meissner, H.
AU - Weinberg, Stuart T.
AU - Katz, Jenna A.
AU - Schneyer, Rebecca J.
AU - Kelso, John M.
AU - Frantz, Jennifer
N2 - The purpose of this statement is to update recommendations for routine use of seasonal influenza vaccine and antiviral medications for the prevention and treatment of influenza in children. Highlights for the upcoming 2013-2014 season include (1) this year's trivalent influenza vaccine contains an A/California/7/2009 (H1N1) pdm09-like virus (same as 2012-2013); an A/Texas/50/2012 (H3N2) virus (antigenically like the 2012-2013 strain); and a B/Massachusetts/2/2012-like virus (a B/Yamagata lineage like 2012-2013 but a different virus); (2) new quadrivalent influenza vaccines with an additional B virus (B/Brisbane/60/2008-like virus [B/Victoria lineage]) have been licensed by the US Food and Drug Administration; (3) annual universal influenza immunization is indicated with either a trivalent or quadrivalent vaccine (no preference); and (4) the dosing algorithm for administration of influenza vaccine to children 6 months through 8 years of age is unchanged from 2012-2013. As always, pediatricians, nurses, and all health care personnel should promote influenza vaccine use and infection control measures. In addition, pediatricians should promptly identify influenza infections to enable rapid antiviral treatment, when indicated, to reduce morbidity and mortality.
AB - The purpose of this statement is to update recommendations for routine use of seasonal influenza vaccine and antiviral medications for the prevention and treatment of influenza in children. Highlights for the upcoming 2013-2014 season include (1) this year's trivalent influenza vaccine contains an A/California/7/2009 (H1N1) pdm09-like virus (same as 2012-2013); an A/Texas/50/2012 (H3N2) virus (antigenically like the 2012-2013 strain); and a B/Massachusetts/2/2012-like virus (a B/Yamagata lineage like 2012-2013 but a different virus); (2) new quadrivalent influenza vaccines with an additional B virus (B/Brisbane/60/2008-like virus [B/Victoria lineage]) have been licensed by the US Food and Drug Administration; (3) annual universal influenza immunization is indicated with either a trivalent or quadrivalent vaccine (no preference); and (4) the dosing algorithm for administration of influenza vaccine to children 6 months through 8 years of age is unchanged from 2012-2013. As always, pediatricians, nurses, and all health care personnel should promote influenza vaccine use and infection control measures. In addition, pediatricians should promptly identify influenza infections to enable rapid antiviral treatment, when indicated, to reduce morbidity and mortality.
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Run, hide, fight. Those three words, used here as verbs, are simple and direct.
The actions those verbs describe also are natural instincts for those caught in dangerous situations. Who needs to be told that it's a good idea to "get away, get out of sight or, if all else fails, pick up something and start swinging" when lives and limbs are threatened?
Unfortunately, situations like an active shooter in a school or business aren't as clean, clinical and contained in real life as they are in TV shows and movies. Drop an untrained civilian into the chaos, noise and odors of a battlefield, and rational thought and planning will be replaced pretty quickly by panicked flailing.
The Department of Homeland Security has a program called, aptly, "Run, Hide, Fight," which is designed to help people survive if confronted or trapped by an active shooter. The Etowah County Sheriff's Office is the only entity in Alabama certified to teach the course, and did so last week to administrators in Etowah County Schools. Sessions are planned next month for employees at Gadsden Regional Medical Center.
However, after this week's incident at the Washington Navy Yard, in which a gunman killed 12 people before he was slain by police, the course is going to be offered to the public. The first class will take place at 6 p.m. Oct. 26 in the multipurpose room at the sheriff's office. Sheriff Todd Entrekin said classes will continue to be offered as long as people show up for them.
We hope there's enough turnout to keep this as a regular date on the calendar, because sharing this information with the public is a good idea.
"Run, Hide, Fight" teaches people how to channel those natural instincts amid the confusion, stress and terror of someone with a gun roaming the halls of a school or business. The goal is to buy time until the police arrive.
"Run" is self-explanatory. Get away if you can.
"Hide" doesn't mean cowering in a corner and praying for invisibility before the shooting starts. The class teaches the best ways to hide or, if necessary, to barricade a room with things like belts, chairs and tables.
"Fight" doesn't mean fists vs. guns. The message is "use anything you can get your hands on," and those attending also will learn ways to distract a shooter.
We realize that if those who take the class ever find themselves, God forbid, in a situation where someone's running around shooting at people, some of this will go out the window. As noted, panic tends to set in when bullets start flying. We're under no illusions here.
However, if even one person stays cool and focused and puts these lessons into practice, it could save lives. That's how this program should be judged.


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The Partisans are a Welsh punk rock band formed in Bridgend, South Wales, in early 1978, when all four members were in their early teens. They continued until 1984, having several hits on the UK Indie Chart. The band re-formed in the late 1990s.

History
The band formed in early 1978, with an original line-up of Phil Stanton (vocals), Rob "Spike" Harrington (guitar and vocals), Andy Lealand (guitar), Mark "Shark" Harris (drums), and Mark "Savage" Parsons (bass guitar). Parsons and Stanton left in 1979, with Harrington moving to lead vocals, and Lealand's girlfriend Louise Wright joining on bass.

Influenced by Sex Pistols, The Clash, and The Ramones, the band started off covering punk rock hits and soon started to compose their own material. They were the second band signed to Chris Berry's No Future Records label, and their debut release, the double A-sided "Police Story" / "Killing Machine" was released on 28 September 1981. It reached No. 5 on the UK Indie Chart, on the back of a tour with label-mates Blitz, and with strong support from Sounds writer Garry Bushell. Following the success of this single, The Partisans were included on the third volume of Bushell's Oi! compilation series Carry On Oi!, which reached No. 60 on the UK Albums Chart, and won the band gig slots with Blitz, Peter and the Test Tube Babies and The Ejected, as well as a 'No Future' night at London's Zig Zag Club with Red Alert, The Lombardos, and Peter and the Test Tube Babies.

The band released its second single, "17 Years of Hell", on 27 May 1982, peaking at No. 2 on the Indie Chart. This was followed by their self-titled debut LP, released in February 1983. It hit No. 5 in the Indie Chart and No. 1 in the Punk Chart, amid considerable critical acclaim from the national press and the underground fanzine culture.

After the departure of Louise Wright, the remaining members relocated to Bayswater in west London, with new bassist Dave Parsons to relaunch the band. Their next release was the three-track Blind Ambition EP on Cloak & Dagger Records, which peaked at No. 23 on the Indie Chart, and got played on BBC Radio 1. The LP, Time Was Right, followed in 1984, described as "The Professionals meets The Clash," and reaching No. 20 in the Indie Chart. The album featured live recordings from a gig at the Brixton Ace, at which The Partisans supported Anthrax, Lost Cherrees, Conflict and others.

The band split up in 1984. Dave Parsons later found chart success with Transvision Vamp and, even later, having global success with Bush. Lealand moved to Scandinavia. He and Harrington recorded one more session in late 1989 for Link Records under the name Agent Orange including Lealand's then partner Iggi. In the late 1990s, Lealand and Harrington reformed the band along with two of Lealand's Swedish friends, Magnus Neundorff and Mikael "Gustav" Gustavsson. The band signed to American label TKO who issued the "So Neat" single in 2001, followed by a new album in 2004, Idiot Nation on Dr. Strange.

In 2006, the band toured the UK with fellow Welsh hardcore punk band Picture Frame Seduction and played the Berlin festival Punk n' Disorderly in 2007.  No further plans are being made to play live, although on 27 November 2015 they opened for Italian glam rock band, Giuda, at Orion, a rock venue in Ciampino, a small town near Rome.

Discography
Chart placings shown are from the UK Indie Chart.

Singles
"Police Story" (1981) No Future (No. 5)
"17 Years of Hell" (1982) No Future (No. 2)
"Blind Ambition" (1983) Link Records/Cloak and Dagger (No. 23)
"So Neat" (2001) TKO

Albums
The Partisans (1983) No Future (No. 5); (UK No. 94)
Time Was Right (1984) Link/Cloak and Dagger (No. 20)
The Best of The Partisans (1999) Captain Oi!
Idiot Nation (2004) Dr. Strange

References

External links

The Partisans biography by Mark Brennan

Welsh punk rock groups
British hardcore punk groups
Street punk groups
Underground punk scene in the United Kingdom
Musical groups established in 1978
People from Bridgend


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If nature can do something so awful to us with something so innocuous, what horrors could man inflict upon himself through deliberate manipulation?
Editor's note: This review contains minor spoilers.
Some of my favourite works of lab lit are those that strike a balanced chord against real-life events. Although science as fiction often needs to over-play real life to create dramatic tension, it is possible to create a palpable sense of realism even whilst exploring the fantastic.
An easy target is to play on the natural human fear of contagion and loss of control. One need look no further than the position that the bubonic plague inhabits in collective Western consciousness. Recent genetic sequencing of the Yersinia pestis bacteria reveals that until the early 14th Century, it was a benign soil bacterium. A random mutation led to massive pathogenicity, almost total lethality and the subsequent devastation of Europe by the "Black Death". If nature can do something so awful to us with something so innocuous, what horrors could man inflict upon himself through deliberate manipulation?
Amy Rogers, PhD, a scientist and novelist, takes this tested trope and adds a new twist in her disaster epic Petroplague, where the contagion and parasitism is not of our bodies, but of our culture.
Imagine a very real and not-so-distant future where there is no more oil. There might be a few strategic reserves, and deep deposits, but these are either too expensive to harvest or are in private hands – the military, the government, the ultra-rich elite. To some this represents an opportunity to return a simpler, rural, possibly pre-industrial state of being, a non-existent utopia where we live off the land. To the realists it means an unimaginable world – no oil means no fuel, no plastics, few modern drugs, food shortages, crises of every sort. Frighteningly, this world will one day exist. Some estimates have put us past peak oil production and into a decline of diminishing returns. But as surely as this real oil-free future approaches, we'll have time to adjust. There will be time to develop to new methods of generating fuels for our vehicles, to find new ways to synthesize the long carbon polymers we need so desperately. We'll adapt and adjust; we're humans and that's what we do. But what if there isn't time? What if in one catastrophic moment we lost everything? This is the dystopian vision in Roger's book.
Scientists Dr. Robert Chen and his graduate student Christina Gonzalez are working with a petrochemical company to engineer bacteria capable of extracting hydrogen gas from shale oil deposits. The hydrogen can be used as fuel in clean-energy vehicles and the mining process won't blight millions of hectares of shale sites. As fiction this sounds too good to be true, but as Dr. Rogers explains in the expansive postscript to the novel, the underlying processes are real science, and real big business. And as all lovers of good fiction know, big science and big business mean big trouble. When eco-terrorists destroy a test site where Dr. Chen and Ms. Gonzalez are testing their bacteria, they unwittingly release it into the wild.
What happens next is a thesis in epic movie-scale writing as bacteria start converting all the oil they come into contact with into acetic acid and hydrogen gas. Once the terrorists realize the possible scale of the destruction they can wreak, a new plan kicks into motion. In chat rooms across the world a cadre of dedicated and misguided eco-warriors plan to spread this contagion far and wide. After all, why stop at reducing California to an oil-free paradise when you can poison deposits around the country, or even the world? But there is one vital problem the terrorists have overlooked. The 'catch', beautifully and slowly played out in the book, is the realization that simply converting billions of barrels of oil into gas right along the hemisphere's largest active fault line might not be such a great plan.
As a scientist, I found the characters well written and believable. Ms. Gonzalez is, like most graduate students I've met and mentored, somewhat idealistic, but also deeply driven. She is proud of her skills, but sometimes lacks confidence in her abilities. Her coming-of-age as a scientist through the punishing and frequently frustrating grind of lab work under pressure offers a glimpse to non-scientists of what it means to earn one's doctorate and become a scientist. Her mentor, Dr. Chen, cares deeply about his science and his students, but Rogers leaves us wondering about how altruistic his motives are in the face of the enormous payoffs waiting for the person who develops the fuel cell energy that plays the books subplot.
The other major players in the book are also carefully crafted. Christina's eco-warrior-wannabe sister, River, and her hapless boyfriend Mickey want to live in the simple black-and-white white world of conspiracy-theorists. The facts are either inconvenient or simply too hard to grasp. Rogers asks Christina to spend a lot of time explaining the underlying science to her family, and through this we get a glimpse of the frustrations many scientists face when interacting with the public. It is a joy to watch the evolution of these characters as they slowly begin to grasp the real depth and complexity of the problems society faces and the necessity for detailed, careful scientific approaches instead of the callous and naïve disregard they once advocated.
Given the scale of the book and the issues it addresses, the novel occasionally reads like a Hollywood disaster screenplay. Obviously the epic scale of the crisis demands an epic backdrop, but Rogers sometimes overwhelms by telling us what we can see, instead of showing us through her writing and allowing the imagination to summon the necessary images. This is also apparent in a couple of the laboratory scenes, where infodumps of terms, techniques and details clutter already complex yet vital passages. Scientists reading will know what techniques are being used, and most won't need the primer; non-scientists will gain little from the addition of possibly complex experimental details. In addition, as the drama builds, Ms. Gonzalez' luck declines proportionally to her increasing confidence as a scientist. The strength of her character never wavers and she is always well written and constant, but I found myself rushing through sections as I dealt with drama-burnout that added little to the plot or story.
Despite these very slight issues, the book is a great example of lab lit in what I think of as the Crichtonesque School of epic science disaster writing. Michael Crichton was one of the first modern scientist-authors to take scientists out of the lab and make them human characters in the daily drama of their science. Andromeda Strain is an obvious early example of scientists working to the save the world from an unknown and faceless microscopic horror. Similarly I was reminded of Michael Palmer's The Fifth Vial with its powerful and well-written female lead whose character develops throughout the course of the book, and with it our appreciation of her strength in the face of adversity. Amy Rogers has done an excellent job of not only crafting an exciting and thrilling piece of lab lit fiction, but also of offering an education in the science behind the scenes and a glimpse of a future we might face.


We asked women in their 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s, and 80s to write short personal essays answering the question, What does aging gracefully mean to you? Each one is a window into the mental and physical lives of women as they grow older. This essay is by 69-year-old Suzi Grant, a UK blogger with a fun style and a great attitude. Watch for more submissions all this month and submit your own to allison@thefinelinemag.com.
Most of us, nowadays, are healthy and fit, we're just aging. After all, there's no alternative is there? We either die young or grow old. There's no other option! That's why I don't like or use the phrase anti-aging. We're anti-war, anti-homelessness, anti-poverty. Why on earth would we want to be anti-aging?!
I started my blog, Alternative Ageing, at the age of 64 to find a creative outlet. I didn't want to spend my third age watching daytime TV, but I also didn't want a full-time job. Little did I know how challenging my new hobby would turn out to be. I had to learn how to edit videos, improve my photography, and get on top of social media. I have loved the education, and I'm sure it's kept my brain from deteriorating. I don't forget words half as much as I used to, and I've proved that it's never too late to blog.
Age is just a number, and I do tend to act my shoe size rather than my age. There's no reason to act in a way that reflects the number of candles on your birthday cake.
Four years on, I am proud to say it's gone amazingly well, and my following on Instagram (call me InstaGran!) surprises everyone (and half of my followers are under 35). The mix of fashion, health, and lifestyle on the blog encourages like-minded women all over the world to be the very best they can be. And that's my passion: to inspire anyone at any age to stay healthy and relevant. There's nothing like a new passion to keep you young.
Age is just a number, and I do tend to act my shoe size rather than my age. There's no reason to act in a way that reflects the number of candles on your birthday cake. There's absolutely no reason your passions and interests should change as you grow older. That's what ageing gracefully means to me: Never letting age hold me back from doing what I love most, whether it's dancing at a festival or dressing up for a lunch with my girlfriends. We are a special tribe, us baby boomers. We're embracing our age and showing the world that we can still look stylish, have fun, and enjoy adventures.
I felt invisible at 50, but I don't now. I've grabbed life by the balls and reckon I'm aging gracefully — and sometimes disgracefully! Hopefully, I will keep going as long as the wonderful Iris Apfel and not give a damn about all those milestones, growing old positively, naturally, and happily.
Read Suzi Grant's blog, Alternative Ageing, and follow her on Instagram.


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Bennettisca nambue är en stekelart som beskrevs av John S. Noyes 2004. Bennettisca nambue ingår i släktet Bennettisca och familjen sköldlussteklar.

Artens utbredningsområde är Costa Rica. Inga underarter finns listade.

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Q: Retrieve email address of Global Address List selection I want to open the global address list in Excel VBA and select the recipient and populate an Excel userform with the email address.
It populates the next entry in the GAL not the one I select. I adapted some code from here. Looking further it will display the right user but only if one person has that surname.
Private Sub cmdSetProjectMember1_Click()

Dim olApp As Outlook.Application
Dim oDialog As SelectNamesDialog
Dim oGAL As AddressList
Dim myAddrEntry As Outlook.AddressEntry
Dim exchUser As Outlook.ExchangeUser
Dim sAliasName As String
Dim FirstName As String
Dim LastName As String
Dim EmailAddress As String

Set olApp = Outlook.Application
Set olns = olApp.GetNamespace("MAPI")
Set oGAL = olApp.GetNamespace("MAPI").AddressLists("Global Address List")
Set oDialog = olApp.Session.GetSelectNamesDialog

With oDialog
    .AllowMultipleSelection = False
    .InitialAddressList = oGAL
    .ShowOnlyInitialAddressList = True

    If .Display Then
        sAliasName = oDialog.Recipients.Item(1).Name
        Set myAddrEntry = oGAL.AddressEntries(sAliasName)
        Set exchUser = myAddrEntry.GetExchangeUser
    End If
End With

If Not exchUser Is Nothing Then
    FirstName = exchUser.FirstName
    LastName = exchUser.LastName
    EmailAddress = exchUser.PrimarySmtpAddress
    '...
    MsgBox "You selected contact: " & vbNewLine & _
      "FirstName: " & FirstName & vbNewLine & _
      "LastName:" & LastName & vbNewLine & _
      "EmailAddress: " & EmailAddress
End If

UserForm1.TextBox5.Value = EmailAddress

Set olApp = Nothing
Set oDialog = Nothing
Set oGAL = Nothing
Set myAddrEntry = Nothing
Set exchUser = Nothing
End Sub

A: I am not sure why you use the following line:
Set myAddrEntry = oGAL.AddressEntries(sAliasName)

Change your code to
  If .Display Then
    Set myAddrEntry = oDialog.Recipients.Item(1).AddressEntry
    Set exchUser = myAddrEntry.GetExchangeUser
  End If

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Join us on Sunday morning for a Charity run down to Peebles. We'll meet at Gasoline Alley Cafe for 9.30am for a Bacon Roll and a tea or coffee, then we aim to be on the road for 10am.
The route will include a variety of roads leaving Saltire and heading down the A7 to Galashiels, Innerleithen to Peebles.
We'll stop off at Nashy's Coffee House in Peebles, where there's plenty parking. Nashy's are very kindly putting on a hot 2 course lunch with tea/coffee for us, before we continue over the A72/A1721 to Carnwath and back to Saltire.


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A Canadian woman recently filed a lawsuit against Stride gum's parent company Kraft Canada claiming the chewing gum caused her 10 minutes of depression, an article in the Toronto Sun explains. This senior claims that "over a period of five minutes the gum falls apart into little pieces and sticks to the dentures". She then had to remove the gum from her dentures, this "disgusting" process caused her short lived depression.
The senior is seeking $100,000 in general damages in addition to interest and court costs.
Waiter, Can I Get a Side of $25,000?
LRANY Announces Launch of Scaffoldlaw.org – Fighting to Reform a 19th... LRANY is committed to spreading the message about the need for reform!


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Research Reactors
Highly enriched uranium in Canada
Canada, United States, Announce Completion of Nuclear Material Shipping Project (source: AECL website)
Interactive module on the safe transport of HEU (Flash version, Mobile/Web accessible version)
Transport FAQs on used nuclear fuel
How the CNSC assures the safe transport of HEUNL
Repatriation of highly enriched uranium (source: CNL website)
Regulating the Packaging and Transport of Nuclear Substances in Canada
Youtube videos on transport package testing
Highly enriched uranium (HEU), produced in the U.S., was used in Canada as a source fuel in a number of nuclear research reactors. HEU was also used to produce life-saving medical isotopes at Chalk River Laboratories (CRL), operated by Canadian Nuclear Laboratories Ltd. (CNL).
As part of its non-proliferation efforts, Canada has converted its research reactors to low-enriched uranium and is sending back used HEU to licensed sites in the U.S. to help consolidate HEU inventories.
Background on HEU repatriation
Transportation of nuclear substances in liquid form
Public consultation on HEUNL transport package design
Certification of HEUNL transport package design
Licensing of HEUNL transportation
Status of HEUNL shipments
Completion of Target Residue Material Repatriation Project
In April 2010, Canadian Prime Minister Harper and U.S. President Obama committed to returning spent HEU fuel to the U.S. as part of a broad international effort to consolidate HEU inventories in fewer locations around the world. The commitment promotes non-proliferation by removing existing weapons-grade material from Canada and eliminates a nuclear liability for future generations of Canadians. Once the material is returned to the U.S., it is reprocessed and used in American nuclear power plants to produce energy.
The Prime Minister announces an agreement with the United States to repatriate inventories of highly enriched uranium (March 2012).
Following the 2010 agreement, Prime Minister Harper committed to repatriating additional Canadian HEU inventories, including those in liquid form (known as highly enriched uranyl nitrate liquid, or HEUNL) from past production of medical isotopes.
Canada is one of the world's major producers of nuclear substances (radioactive material) and has an excellent safety record for transporting such substances.
More than a million packages containing nuclear substances are transported safely in Canada each year.
The CNSC and Transport Canada share the responsibility for ensuring the safe transport of nuclear substances.
Some of the nuclear substances transported are in liquid form. For instance, 2 substances commonly transported are medical isotopes and tritiated heavy water (used in CANDU reactors).
Canada also has vast experience in transporting large quantities of solid radioactive materials. For instance, Canada is a major producer of cobalt-60 sources, which are used in radiation therapy and in several industrial applications (for example, irradiation to destroy potentially harmful bacteria in food or on medical equipment).
Small quantities of used fuel bundles are also regularly sent by nuclear power plant operators to CRL for examination purposes.
CNSC inspectors perform regular inspections to verify that licensees and carriers are complying with regulations.
Fact sheet: Regulating the Packaging and Transport of Nuclear Substances in Canada
In 2014, the CNSC received an application for package design certification and assessed it to ensure that it satisfied all regulatory requirements. The Technical Assessment Report on the NAC-LWT Package Design for Transport of Highly Enriched Uranyl Nitrate Liquid was available for written public comment from December 23, 2014, to February 9, 2015. The report included an environmental assessment performed under the Nuclear Safety and Control Act.
On July 10, 2015, the CNSC issued a certification for the NAC-LWT package design for the transport of HEUNL.
The package design for the transport of HEUNL required certification by both U.S. and Canadian authorities before it could be used.
In order to be certified in Canada, a package design has to undergo stringent testing, which simulates both normal and hypothetical conditions of transport. The tests can include free-drop testing, puncture testing and thermal testing.
The package design must comply with the CNSC Packaging and Transport of Nuclear Substances Regulations, 2015. These regulations, based on the International Atomic Energy Agency's Regulations for the Safe Transport of Radioactive Material, establish strict standards of safety that provide an internationally acceptable level of control of the radiation, nuclear criticality and thermal hazards to persons, property and the environment associated with the transport of radioactive material.
Users must also register the use of the package with the CNSC and acknowledge that the necessary training to properly prepare the package for shipment is in place. The CNSC will only certify the package when it is certain that the package satisfies all regulatory requirements.
Once the transport package has been certified for use, an application must be made to the CNSC for a transport licence. Shipments of HEUNL require a transport licence, which is only valid for a specified period of time.
The application for a CNSC transport licence must include a transport security plan, which requires:
a full description of the nuclear material
a threat assessment to identify any credible threats
a description of the type of vehicle used for transport
the proposed security measures in place during transport, such as continuous tracking and type of escort
the communications arrangement between the carrier and the response force (for example, Canadian police agencies)
the communication arrangement between the licensee and the response force
the primary and alternate transportation routes
Under Transport Canada's Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations, any shipment of fissile material (such as HEUNL) requires an emergency response assistance plan that must be approved by Transport Canada. The Transport Canada regulations also require the consignor to display a 24-hour emergency telephone number on all shipping documents that accompany each shipment to ensure that appropriate technical assistance is immediately available to emergency first responders.
The CNSC will issue the transport licence only when it is certain that the shipment satisfies all regulatory requirements.
The CNSC also requires that an export licence be issued for these shipments. The licence ensures that the material conforms to Canada's nuclear non-proliferation policy, international obligations and commitments, and regulatory requirements, and that the material being transferred is used in only peaceful applications.
The following represent various milestones in the shipment of liquid HEU.
U.S. Department of Energy (USDOE) Supplement Analysis
Reports issued
View the 2015 report (source: USDOE)
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (USNRC) certification of transport package design
Certification issued
View the application (source: USNRC)
U.S. Department of Transportation certification of transport package design
CNSC certification of transport package design
Application received by the CNSC
View the application
View the CNSC's technical assessment report
Application for transport licence
Application received and assessed, licence issued
prescribed information
Application for export licence
Transport of HEUNL
Transport completed
Under the joint regulatory oversight of the CNSC and the USNRC, CNL has been safely returning materials that contain HEU from the CRL site in Chalk River, Ontario, to the Savannah River Site in Aiken, South Carolina.
Recently, CNL reported the completion of all 115 shipments of spent HEU target residue material (TRM) from CRL to Savannah River, marking the completion of what is named the TRM Repatriation Project.
The project, which began in 2017 and ended in August 2020, involved 115 separate truck shipments, resulting in the return of more than 161 kilograms of HEU. Over the course of the campaign, the shipments covered more than 240,000 kilometres of safe and secure transportation, equivalent to traveling around the Earth 6 times.
From the inception to the completion of this project, CNSC staff maintained a strict regulatory oversight and presence during shipments and confirmed that all health, safety, security and international commitments were satisfied. The completion of the TRM project fulfills Canada's commitments to the Global Threat Reduction Initiative, and it reduces the nuclear liability and risk for future generations.
New reactor facility projects
Small modular reactors
Shut-down and decommissioned reactors


How to identify a paper wasp?
Paper wasps are slender in shape with a narrow waist. Typically identified with black wings that fold along the body when at rest. Colors vary between brown with yellow markings to over all reddish brown. The nest cells are open and uncovered and can be found under home eaves, attached to structures and even on plants. A paper wasp will build the nest from wood fibers that they collect from wood posts and occasionally will take fiber from live plants. The wasp nest may be a neutral gray to brown color and houses their eggs and food ration. Most nest will be hanging from a single filament in a downward position. You will see colony members resting at night on the nest as they forage during the day.
Paper wasps were the inventors of paper, long before the Egyptians!
How to dislodge or remove a nest?


Introducing the exterior elements of the building into the interior, how to better reflect the image of the state-owned company sailing.
Introduce the exterior elements of the building into the interior, and let the interior effect be closely related to the overall construction. The interior design is characterized by the majestic momentum of the vertical lines, symbolizing the company's image of the company's sailing and thriving. Give the 5A office a high-end business atmosphere. Incorporating technology elements, combining new materials and new processes to create a high-quality office environment. Make full use of natural conditions, guide natural light and landscape into the room, appear comfortable, environmentally friendly and energy efficient. The design style pays attention to the simple atmosphere and highlights the wide space.


Advancing the 21st Century Parks program in Baltimore City is an exciting venture for the residents and stakeholders in the most densely populated city in Maryland. If planned and implemented correctly, it will allow residents from all walks of life to be an active part of the program to move forward to a greener, healthier, and more active Baltimore.
The 21st Century Parks project is developing a strategic plan to transform Baltimore's existing facilities into a 21st Century Recreation and Park System. The project is identifying and documenting the presence of existing parks and recreation assets and programs, as well as barriers and gaps to accessing the system. Assedo Consulting is working with BCRP to gather information from a cross-section of users and other interested stakeholders.
Assedo Consulting is working with BCRP staff and a marketing and surveying consultant to identify existing assets, learn about the reputation of the system from users and non-users citywide using a robust survey instrument, and engage a diverse cross section of users and other stakeholders in learning about the system. The final deliverable is a guiding document that provides recommendations for the City to plan for a future system that equitably serves all users.


> have been reported to Debian. Please assign a CVE id to each.
Use CVE-2015-1193 for the .. path traversal (CWE-22).
outside of the current directory.
the attacker, it might cause confusion to use the "directory traversal"


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Q: SQLiteException: no such column:, while compiling This is my db helper class, that creates a db when the app is installed the first time.
When I register a new user, if his name is letters like "john", it gives me an exception.
However, usernames like 4, 56 (i.e.: digits only) give no errors. Why?
class DBHelper extends SQLiteOpenHelper {

public DBHelper(Context context) {
    super(context, "myDB", null, 1);
}

@Override
public void onCreate(SQLiteDatabase db) {
    Log.d("x", " database CREATED!!! -------------------------");
    db.execSQL("create table userData ("
            + "id integer primary key autoincrement,"
            + "name text,"
            + "password text,"
            + "hero int,"
            + "level int,"
            + "loggedin int"
            + ");");
}

@Override
public void onUpgrade(SQLiteDatabase db, int oldVersion, int newVersion) {

}

}
EDIT:
This is the piece of code where I actually try to update my db.
public void login(View v){
    //..some code here
    db.execSQL("update userData set loggedin=1 where name=" + username2) ;
  }

A: if his name is letters like "john", it gives me an exception.
However, usernames like 4, 56 (i.e.: digits only) give no errors. Why?
Wild Guess: You forgot to enclose John in single quotes, i.e.: 'John'.
The reason for this being that John is a string.
And strings must be delimited by single quotes (')
Be aware that, if the string itself contains a quote (or apostrophe), i.e. 'I'm aware of that', then the apostrophe it has to be doubled, i.e. 'I''m aware of that'.

If you don't want to hassle with quotes, there's a better way to make Android handle it for you: bound parameters.
In practice, all the values in your query should be replaced by a question mark placeholder (?).
And you give the query a String array containing all the values to be replaced.
This way you are also protected against SQL injection.

An example would clarify the concept better:
// Two values to be passed...
final String sql =
    "SELECT date, score FROM " + DB_TABLE +
    " WHERE strftime('%Y', date) = ? AND " +
    "CAST((strftime('%m', date)) AS INTEGER) = ? ORDER BY date DESC";

// ... into the string array parameter of the rawQuery() overload
final Cursor cur =
    db.rawQuery
    (
        sql,
        new String[]
        {
            String.valueOf(CLS_Utils.yearUsing),
            String.valueOf(month)
        }
    );

Note.
The same technique applies to execSQL() as well.
Therefore it can be used on INSERTs, UPDATEs and DELETEs as well.

A: All strings in sql must be enclosed by '. Quoted from https://www.sqlite.org/lang_expr.html:
"A string constant is formed by enclosing the string in single quotes ('). A single quote within the string can be encoded by putting two single quotes in a row - as in Pascal. C-style escapes using the backslash character are not supported because they are not standard SQL."


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Q: Why JPA entity throws exception when rowKey attribute is the primary key? I'm using JavaEE to build a very simple Java full stack app, so I'm using JSF with Prime Faces 6.2 to render an xthml in the frontend and EJB, JPA with Hibernate and postgresql in the backend, however, When I set rowKey="#{person.id}" from a dataTable component from Prime Faces. Next exception is thrown.
"00:13:36,307 ERROR [io.undertow.request] (default task-55) UT005023: Exception handling request to /javaee-app/faces/listPersons.xhtml: javax.servlet.ServletException ... Caused by:java.lang.NullPointerException"
listPersons.xhtml
Prime Faces DataTable Component(opening tag and its attributes)

<p:dataTable id="persons"
                 value="#{personBean.persons}"
                 var="person"
                 editable="true"
                 rowKey="#{person.id}"
                 selection="#{personBean.personSelected}"
                 selectionMode="single">

The exception thrown that appears when trying to render the page is this.

However, if I set rowKey="#{person.name}" or even rowKey="#{person.email}" in stead of rowKey="#{person.id}" the problem disappears and xthml page is rendered correctly.
<p:dataTable id="persons"
             value="#{personBean.persons}"
             var="person"
             editable="true"
             rowKey="#{person.name}"
             selection="#{personBean.personSelected}"
             selectionMode="single">

with rowKey="#{person.name}" or rowKey="#{person.email}" xhtml page is rendered correctly"
Postgresql Database person
MODEL/ENTITY
@Entity
@Table(name = "person")
@NamedQueries({
@NamedQuery(name = "Person.findAll", query = "SELECT p FROM Person p"),
@NamedQuery(name = "Person.findById", query = "SELECT p FROM Person p
WHERE p.id = :id")
, @NamedQuery(name = "Person.findByName", query = "SELECT p FROM
Person p WHERE p.name = :person_name")
, @NamedQuery(name = "Person.findByLastname", query = "SELECT p FROM
Person p WHERE p.lastname = :lastname")
, @NamedQuery(name = "Person.findByEmail", query = "SELECT p
FROM Person p WHERE p.email = :email")
, @NamedQuery(name = "Person.findByPhone", query = "SELECT p
FROM Person p WHERE p.phone = :phone")})
public class Person implements Serializable {
private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

@Id
@GeneratedValue(strategy = GenerationType.IDENTITY)
private Integer id;

@Basic(optional = false)
@NotNull
@Size(min = 1, max = 60)
@Column(name = "person_name")
private String name;

@Basic(optional = false)
@NotNull
@Size(min = 1, max = 60)
private String lastname;

@Basic(optional = false)
@NotNull
@Size(min = 1, max = 60)
private String email;

@Size(max = 60)
private String phone;

@OneToMany(mappedBy = "person", fetch = FetchType.EAGER)
private List<Users> users;

public Person() { }

public Person(Integer id) {
    this.id = id;
}

public int getId() {
    return id;
}

public void setId(int id) {
    this.id = id;
}

public String getName() {
    return name;
}

public void setName(String name) {
    this.name = name;
}

public String getLastname() {
    return lastname;
}

public void setLastname(String lastname) {
    this.lastname = lastname;
}

public String getEmail() {
    return email;
}

public void setEmail(String email) {
    this.email = email;
}

public String getPhone() {
    return phone;
}

public void setPhone(String phone) {
    this.phone = phone;
}

public List<Users> getUsers() {
    return users;
}

public void setUsers(List<Users> users) {
    this.users = users;
}

@Override
public int hashCode() {
    int hash = 0;
    hash += (id != null ? id.hashCode() : 0);
    return hash;
}

@Override
public boolean equals(Object object) {
    if (!(object instanceof Person)) {
        return false;
    }
    Person other = (Person) object;
    if ((this.id == null && other.id != null) || (this.id != null && !this.id.equals(other.id))) {
        return false;
    }
    return true;
}

@Override
public String toString() {
    return "Person [id = " + id + ", name=" + name
            + ", lastName=" + lastname + " email=" + email + ", phone=" + phone + "]";
}

Any idea to solve this problem guys? Thanks in advance

I'm also adding the images of the errors generated in the application server, in my case Wildfly 8.2
picture1 Wildfly 8.2
picture2 Wildfly 8.2

A: The id is of type Integer:
@Id
@GeneratedValue(strategy = GenerationType.IDENTITY)
private Integer id;

Where as the getter returns int:
public int getId() {
    return id;
}

Change getId to return Integer.


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Reliance Jio picks TiVo's CubiTV to deliver TV service in India
Reliance Jio Media Pvt. Ltd (RJMPL) has selected TiVo's CubiTV to deliver hybrid television entertainment to subscribers via high definition (HD) and 4K set-top boxes (STBs)Danish Khan | ETTelecom | January 05, 2017, 15:16 IST
NEW DELHI: Reliance Jio Media Pvt. Ltd (RJMPL) has selected TiVo's CubiTV to deliver hybrid television entertainment to subscribers via high definition (HD) and 4K set-top boxes (STBs), the latter said in a statement.
CubiTV will power Jio's advanced HD and 4K set-top box (STB) platforms. CubiTV will enable unified access to linear TV with PVR, Video on Demand, Catch-up TV and network PVR, content alongside access to over-the-top (OTT) services.
"TiVo's deal with RJMPL further demonstrates our product innovations to offer hybrid television and content discovery solutions in markets like India where rapid digitization is occurring. TiVo will help deliver new set of features and functionalities for companies like RJMPL that will give consumers access to a whole breadth of new experiences," said Michael Hawkey, senior vice president and general manager of user experience, TiVo.
The CubiTV hybrid television solution is widely available and is used by operators across Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, and now India.
The solution is cost effective, accessible, and provides a superb user experience to subscribers expecting the latest advancements in television available today, Tivo said in a statement.
Jio TV will reportedly deliver more than 360 channels, at least 50 of which will be in HD, as well as catch-up services. The company is likely to launch different content, such as a sports combo or a South Indian TV combo, according to media reports.
Reliance Jio, which launched commercial operations in September 2016, is currently offering Live TV service through its app to its users.
Here are the major events of 2016 that changed the telecom industry
Tags : Industry, tv, TiVo, Reliance Jio, entertainment
IoT solutions company, Skylo raises $103 by Softbank Global / Qualcomm launches Snapdragon 720G, 662, 460 chipset with Isro's NavIC for smartphones / AGR setback: How SC's ruling is likely to shake the entire structure of telecom industry / Realme market share plunges after festive sale; Xiaomi, Samsung maintained growth / Two-player telecom market too risky: Trai / Ericsson to set up new 5G R&D site and hire 300 employees in France / Telcos must modernise network for efficient service delivery: Cisco's Anand Oswal / Budget should give clarity in levies for telecom industry: ICRA / Airtel partners Google Cloud to offer G Suite to SMBs in India / Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Idea, TTSL seek modification in AGR ruling, move SC


As an ex-Marxist I am somewhat hypersensitive to the conversion stories of other ex-Marxists. In my case, I remember where I was the exact moment I realized I no longer believed in the ideals of Communism: I was walking through the basement of McGraw Hall at Cornell University in September 1983. I had just finished an argument with my radical thesis advisor, an argument which left me thinking he was ideologically blinded and alarmingly out-of-touch with reality.
For previous generations, such moments of clarity often occurred in the wake of a violent, oppressive event. As Whittaker Chambers describes it in Witness, that moment arrived with an unheeded cry in the Moscow night. As David Horowitz describes it in Radical Son, that moment arrived with the recognition that the Black Panthers had murdered an accountant he had placed with them. For Barack Obama, however, that moment never arrives.
My visceral reaction to Obama's lack of a conversion story is now on display thanks to a film crew I met last week. I am grateful they took their time to get my face-to-face report on young Obama's faith in a coming Communist revolution fine-tuned for national television.
In the YouTube clip below, "Barack's Bud," Michael Prescott presents the best five minutes from a three hour interview. As I understand it, he will add this footage into a larger documentary called "Simply America" which he sees as "...a journey across our country to give a voice to the American conservative."
As you listen to my conservative voice, I think you will notice I am still embarrassed for having once wanted the USSR to win the Cold War --even though I last thought this way over 30 years ago. You will hear I have a conversion story which explains how I dropped my faith in Communist ideals and how that decision changed my friendships, my mentors and my career goals.
In contrast, President Obama has never expressed remorse for the Marxist revolutionary views he defended during his sophomore year at Occidental College. He has never shared the conversion story that highlights the exact moment when he realized he disagreed with his sophomore year Marxist roommate, Hasan Chandoo.
"If Barack Obama has a story about how he stopped being a Marxist socialist," I told the film crew, "I'd like to hear it."
Later, I pointed out that "We never hear where he (Obama) turns to Caroline Boss or Hasan Chandoo and says: 'Look. You're wrong. It's crazy. Communism would actually make us worse off - not better off.'"
"We never hear the story where he confronts Bill Ayers or Alice Palmer or Rev. Wright and tells them 'Look. You guys are wrong.'"
I am still ashamed of the dangerous, alien and less than American views I once shared with Barack Obama. Nevertheless, I am happy to share my conversion story as a warning to others. Eventually, I expect swing voters will want to hear Obama's conversion story too -- if it exists. For now, however, the details of Obama's conversion story seem as scarce as Mitt Romney's tax returns.


Forests are dynamic systems that constantly change. Ensuring that your forests meet the objectives that you have set requires management and manipulation of the growing stock. The following is a short list of forestry practices and recommendations that Gracie & Harrigan Consulting Foresters, Inc. has made to private landowners in our service area. These are given as examples. Not every practice listed is appropriate for every forest, or every landowner. On-the-ground conditions and landowner's objectives are critical in deciding which recommendations are to be listed within a Forest Management Plan for a particular property.


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Commentary / WritePeace blog
Cultural diversity for dialogue and development
Map of ethnic diversity in Africa. According to a study from Harvard Univeristy, sub-Saharan Africa is the world's most ethnically diverse region. Graphic: Harvard University / People's Atlas of Africa, (ed.) Marc Leo Felix
Dr Anastasia Aladysheva
May 21 is the UN World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development. Given today's conflicts, political uncertainties and support for nationalism, it is important to be reminded of the benefits that diversity brings to development.
When it comes to ethnic groups that may represent different cultures, there has been a discussion among scholars about the impact of ethnic diversity on conflict and cooperation, and on economic development. According to these discussions—and setting aside the very real ethical questions such discussions bring—ethnic diversity is a double-edged sword. On the one hand, it may result in a lack of cooperation between ethnic groups, due to linguistic, cultural or religious differences, which in the worst case may lead to violent conflicts and thus be harmful for economic development. On the other hand, ethnic diversity may act as a 'melting pot' of abilities, experiences and cultures, which may lead to increased innovation and creativity.
One of the most cited articles (pdf) on this topic in empirical economics is by William Easterly and Ross Levine in 1997 who concluded that Africa's high ethnic diversity was partly responsible for its lack of economic growth compared to the rest of the world—often called Africa's 'growth tragedy'. Since then, many empirical economists and political scientists have found a negative association between ethnic diversity and economic and conflict-related indicators.
However, most of these studies assume that culture is embedded in the concept of ethnicity. That is, people of the same ethnicity share the same cultural values. There is little quantitative research into this claim and in fact it is not necessarily the case, especially for ethnic groups coming from the same ethno-linguistic family. Additionally, ethnicity is a 'self-reported' identification, which may change during times of conflict and economic hardship.
The idea that culture and ethnicity are different concepts is supported by a recent article (pdf) investigating culture, ethnicity and diversity in 76 countries. The article's authors define culture as set of norms, values, attitudes and preferences, and go on to use the World Value Survey to construct an index of cultural diversity for each country. They find no correlation between ethnic and cultural diversity. In other words, countries with low ethnic diversity are not necessarily culturally homogenous, and countries that are ethnically very diverse are not very diverse in terms of culture.
Another important finding is that ethnic diversity has no effect on civil conflict, while cultural diversity has a pacifying effect. Finally, when differences in culture and differences in ethnicity coincide, i.e. there is an overlap between the two (although quite small), this is when they predict the civil conflict, public good provision and development.
These findings resemble the findings from SIPRI's projects in Kyrgyzstan. When we conducted numerous interviews with youth and adults in the south of the country, we found evidence that the nature of the long-lasting conflict between Kyrgyz and Uzbek groups is economic-based rather than ethnicity-based. Both groups struggled for economic resources in the resource-rich Fergana valley and political leaders were seeking support from the two groups.
I think this adds to the growing evidence that ethnicity per se does not explain conflict or economic development. It is a political tool to define 'us' and 'others' and is used to direct one group of people towards another in a battle for power. As the authors of the above study argue, high cultural differences at the country level could be an indicator of a more tolerant society, and therefore they are associated with a low incidence of civil conflict. Another plausible interpretation of their result is that high cultural diversity may make it difficult to mobilize groups for conflict, therefore creating grounds for dialogue and cooperation.
Dr Anastasia Aladysheva was a Senior Researcher with the Peace and Development Programme.


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