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Five Questions for Several of FORTUNE's 50 Most Powerful Women
TIME asks some today's most powerful women business leaders about their best and worst decisions, barriers to female leadership and the women who have inspired them
Heidi Miller
President, International, J.P. Morgan
By Dan FastenbergThursday, Nov. 18, 2010
What is the best and worst decision you've ever made?
I would say it was a mistake staying at Chemical Bank as long as I did. I let the limitations of the bank define how much I could get done. I knew I needed a change but somehow let my own personal fears keep me there longer than I should. Clearly the best professional decision I ever made was going to work for Jamie Dimon — both the first and the second time.
What do you think is the most significant barrier to female leadership?
I'm not sure that the barriers to female leadership are vastly different from the barriers to male leadership. The biggest barriers are the personal trade-offs you are willing to make and those apply just as much to men as they do to women. You can't get to positions of leadership without personal sacrifice. Maybe this is more intense for women because of family but in this day and age men are equally impacted by tough decision about time at work versus time with their family.
What woman inspires you and why?
Hillary Clinton. She works incredibly hard for what she believes in and has a killer combination of energy and intellect. She does not let obstacles stand in her way. She has redefined herself and overcome challenges in ways that would break most others. I admire her extraordinary fortitude and perseverance.
What will be the biggest challenge for the generation of women behind you?
With more leadership opportunities available to women, the next generation of women is arguably going to have more women in leadership positions than ever before. More big opportunities often equal more big trade-offs. More women starting out in their careers are going to have to make personal and professional decisions that are not always easy particularly since the trade-offs become more difficult as you grow in your career.
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Each player has reached TH10 they will have the possibility to purchase the elite protection for TH10, the Inferno Towers CoC. Clash of Clans Inferno Towers operate on a fuel that must be replenished to continue to include in the defense of your base. The fuel is Dark Elixir, the most beneficial resource in the game. The Dark Elixir is burned by the CoC Inferno Tower, spewing out of the top "eye" of the Inferno Tower Clash of Clans like a lazar of lava which burns it's objectives in a relentless fashion.
Not even the Recovery benefits of a Healing Spell or from the Healers will help a troop that has been targeted by the Inferno System. The only exception is with the Grand Warden's ability, which we will make clear how that works below. The Inferno System must be emerge one of two ways, either on single target setting or multi target made. Each mode will concern the attacker both before and through the strike.
In this mode the CoC Inferno Tower will look like it has an one burning eye on top of the defensive framework. The flame will secure on to a concentrate on and commence doing modest damage and every second that goes by the CoC Inferno Towers flame will intensify. A maxed Inferno Towerof Clash of Clans, IT for brief, will start of doing 41 damage per second or DPS and after 4. 5 seconds it will intensify up to doing over 1, five-hundred DPS. That is enough strong to melt a maxed Golem in 6th or 7 seconds. The most dangerous troop for a single target THAT to lock on will be the Barbarian King. Once it locks on the Barbarian King this individual will die in a matter of seconds until the IT gets ruined 1st. This setting will force attackers to actually change the way the approach the attack. The tradition method of using "tanking" troops in the front line followed but the high DPS but lower HP troops like the Wizard will place the high HP troops in danger therefor the techniques must be altered to protect the heavy tanking troops from the one target IT. The utilization of a sizable number of lower HORSEPOWER and therefor lower real estate space troops and excitedly pushing the single target THAT will regularly be the attacker's best bet. This really is one of the reasons that the mass troop disorders work so well in the higher TH levels. The only target THIS has to keep moving over targets and build up power, if there are a multitude of smaller troops attacking they will quickly over run this defense.. in the solitary target mode.
With this mode the Clash of Clans Inferno Tower looks as if there are 4-5 eyes on fire on the side the defensive structure. With this mode the Inferno Structure will lock on to several troops at one time, up to five to be exact. The IT will do everywhere from 30 to forty five DPS. In multi Goal Mode the Inferno Tower CoC is no longer the primary threat. The sluggish beams from the THAT itself do not do too much damage NEVERTHELESS they do block the healing effects from the Healer or any Periods. This allows all of the other better defenses that will intentionally be piled up around the numerous target IT to eat away ate the targeting armies HP without the attacker having the capability to heal them back up. Advanced players will use the Icon Bombs as well as other high DPS protection in this part with their base hoping to catch the attacking soldiers in the multi It can beams right before they trip the Bombs and just as their core protection like the X-bows or use the defending Game characters or Clan Castle Soldiers as damaging the assaulting troops.
considerably. If both Inferno Towers are set to Single Goal Mode then large group of smaller troops will easily overrun the THIS as it spends all of its time moving over from troop to troop. So for the evident reasons your best gamble will be to placed one of the THIS to Multi and one to Single Target Function. Then separate the 2 It is from the other person enough to force the attacker to expend as many with their resources as possible to take them off of the map.
The Grand Warden would be the best weapon against the Inferno Towers CoC credited to his special potential called the Eternal Burial place. If the Warden uses his ability all of the troops that are effected by his capability are invincible for a short while. During this time not only does the CoC Inferno Tower not damage the troops but the Treat Spell and Healers will have a brief instant to heal up any troops which may be within the Inferno Towers range. This kind of is one of the key reasons that Townhall 11 opponents have such a major good thing about the TH10 defenses.
The Inferno Towers have very high Hit Points (HP) which makes the ideal defense setting off by themselves in single goal mode or to placed behind the protective cover of other strong defense. You will observe that many top-notch members of the Clan War community will place the Inferno Towers Clash of Clans in compartments by themselves and space the compartment away to where its hard for troops to secure on to or get interested in the Inferno Towers of course, if they do target them they are going to surround the elite TH10 defense with a full compliment of Giant Bombs and seeking Air Defence to help it in chopping the attacking units down to a manageable amounts. There are so many different strategies on the placement of the CoC Inferno Towers that we will not go into great fine detail but I will point out this as an overall statement. The Inferno Systems are your elite security at TH10, DO NOT REALLY hinder their performance by mismanaging their location and their settings. You can nullify their effectiveness if you place them coming in contact with the other person off on your base, setting both of them on single goal and then wondering why 1 Freeze spell and 20 Raged Barbarians can eliminate them so easily. Spread them out, protect them with storages, Wall space and Traps and be sure to keep their fuel as full as possible. If perhaps someone looks at your base while scouting for a farm raid and see "dead" Infernos they mill be MUCH more likely to choose to attack your base.
bear in mind that we get harmonized by our troops as well as our protection (against other clans) nevertheless, you will get located in your line up centered on more traditional foundation weight methods. Therefor adding the CoC Inferno Towers will never hurt you in the complete clan matchup because they are taking a look at those maxed soldiers of yours too, ALTHOUGH you may jump over a couple of your clanmates on your group… speak to your family. Placing elite defenses on your base can be a group decision if you have a tight enough clan.


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El xucladits, cabot xuclador (a Menorca), aixafa-roques o aferrapedres (Lepadogaster lepadogaster) és un peix de la família Gobiesocidae, que es troba a l'Atlàntic Est i al Mediterrani, entre latituds 46° N i 30° N. La seva longitud pot arribar als 65 mm.

El cabot xuclador i la resta de components de la família dels gobiesòcids no tenen una classificació taxonòmica clara. FishBase col·loca aquesta família com l'única de l'ordre Gobiesociformes, al superordre Paracanthopterygii;
mentre que les classificacions estatunidenques com ITIS, la col·loquen al subordre Gobiesocoidei de l'ordre dels perciformes, al superordre Acanthopterygii.

Algunes fonts cataloguen el xucladits porpra de la mateixa espècie (Lepadogaster lepadogaster purpurea) mentre que d'altres qualifiquen aquesta com una espècie independent (Lepadogaster purpurea).

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In 1982, John McMullen purchased the Colorado Rockies for approximately $32 million, moved them to East Rutherford, New Jersey, and renamed them the New Jersey Devils.
Nearly 35 years and three Stanley Cup championships later, the Devils will honor McMullen by making him the first to be inducted into their Ring of Honor during a ceremony prior to their game against the Toronto Maple Leafs at Prudential Center on Friday (7:30 p.m. ET; MSG+, SNO, NHL.TV). Additionally, the City of Newark will rename the stretch of Lafayette Street adjacent to Prudential Center between Broad Street and Mulberry Street "Dr. John J. McMullen Way."
McMullen, who died Sept. 16, 2005, at age 87, will be represented at the ceremony by his wife, Jacqueline, his son, Peter, and additional family members.
"It means a lot to our family to have this happen, in particular my mother and the rest of the family," Peter McMullen said. "It's really exciting and it's a nice thing they're doing."
Devils alumni expected to attend include former president and general manager Lou Lamoriello, now the GM of the Toronto Maple Leafs, former Devils director of player personnel Marshall Johnston and retired players Ken Daneyko, Bruce Driver, Jim Dowd, Claude Lemieux, John MacLean, Randy McKay, Glenn "Chico" Resch, Stephane Richer, and Sergei Starikov.
"There's nobody more fitting," Daneyko said of McMullen being honored. "He was a special man. We all know that."
Daneyko is one of four Devils players to have his number retired; the others are goaltender Martin Brodeur and defensemen Scott Stevens and Scott Niedermayer. The Devils' discussions about starting a Ring of Honor began before they moved to Newark in 2007. Devils and Prudential Center president Hugh Weber said the timing felt right to do something now to honor "folks who had an incredible impact on the DNA of this franchise and yet didn't play the game."
McMullen was the obvious first choice.
"None of us would be here talking about Devils hockey if it weren't for Dr. McMullen coming up on 35 seasons ago saying, 'I'm going to make an investment,'" Weber said.
McMullen paid $12.5 million in territorial indemnities, split among the New York Rangers, New York Islanders and Philadelphia Flyers, to move the franchise to New Jersey because he believed there was room for another NHL team in the New York metropolitan area. The Rockies went 18-49-13 in 1981-82, and McMullen had no illusions that they would contend for the Stanley Cup right away. However, he established from the start that he was committed to making his team a winner.
"He was kind of fearless when he brought the team [to New Jersey], and he kind of had to be because the Islanders and the Rangers, they were trying to fight him," said Resch, who came with the team from Colorado to New Jersey. "He gave the team a sense of, 'We've got a guy that he's going to push on through. He's going to take this head on and he's going to make this work.'"
The Devils went through some tough times initially, failing to qualify for the Stanley Cup Playoffs in their first five seasons. The turning point came when McMullen convinced Lamoriello to leave Providence College, where he was the athletic director and had been the men's hockey coach, to join the Devils in 1987.
The Devils made the playoffs for the first time the following season and went on to win the Stanley Cup twice (1995, 2000) before McMullen sold them in 2000.
"The most important thing was the man himself," Lamoriello said. "He was one of honesty and integrity. I'm so appreciative of the time I spent there because he allowed me to do things that were necessary, and unless you had a strong individual like himself, you wouldn't have been able to do those things."
Although, as Lamoriello said, McMullen "wanted to win," he also felt it was important to develop a family atmosphere within the organization. Resch recalled going to a team party at McMullen's home in Montclair, New Jersey, during the Devils' first training camp.
"You got a sense of the family thing," Resch said. "I know it sounds corny now because it's all about money, but back then he was smart enough to try to accentuate the intangibles of the franchise."
No player was closer with McMullen than Daneyko, who remains grateful for the support he received when his bout with alcoholism led to a stint in a treatment center in California in 1997.
"No one had my back more than he did, sometimes to a fault," Daneyko said. "I look back and go, 'I probably wouldn't gotten through a lot of those tough times.' All the long talks and late phone calls at night between us and things that are personal meant a whole lot to me and were able to help me get through a whole lot of things."
Although it has been more than 15 years since McMullen sold the Devils, his legacy lives on in the them and in New Jersey youth hockey. The Devils continue to host the state high school championship at Prudential Center every season and annually give out the Dr. John J. McMullen Service to New Jersey Hockey Award to an individual who has supported amateur hockey in the state.
"It's got to start somewhere," Brodeur said, "and it takes a man like [McMullen] to have a vision and be willing to pay a dear price to different franchises around with the Rangers, the Flyers and the Islanders, believing that it was going to work.
"At the end of the day, we were really successful with the Stanley Cups and getting ourselves a new building. He was a part of all that. He was no longer the owner, but he started the whole thing. So, definitely, hockey in New Jersey starts with Dr. McMullen."


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Q: PHP zip from file Attempting to create a kmz file from a kml file. The script was working last week, but somehow it stopped working. I am attempting to troubleshoot this issue by creating a .zip file which contains a .kml file.
The process is as follows
1. Kml file is created
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4. .zip is saved
The issue is that when I open the directory the .zip contains that looks like the file structure of the .kml file, not just the file.
For example if the .kml was inside c:/foldera/folderb. The zip would contain c:/foldera/folderb/kml.
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A: For some reason you have two addfile's:
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basename() returns only the filename, removing the path - http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.basename.php

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My paintings are basically a reflection of what I see around me that is beautiful or curious, but usually a part of everyday life. I love scenes that have distinctive lighting or reflections in them, and I feel that this aspect can add to both the beauty and appeal of the setting.I often include figures in my work (human and animal), I love the way light models their forms. It's so wonderful when light and shade merge to create an interesting shape. With or without humans present though, I want to paint a piece that calls to the viewer, creating a place where they would like to be or which continues to intrigue them – – a peek from my personal point of view.


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Ringover Smashes It in G2's Fall Report
Claire-Emilie July 5, 2022
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About G2
Ringover today announced that its business phone app has achieved multiple awards by G2, the world's largest and most trusted software marketplace.
"We are delighted to be featured as high performers in multiple categories, and for a consecutive time, as this just shows how much hard work we have put into developing our product and Ringover's capabilities."
Renaud Charvet,
CEO and Co-founder of Ringover
Ringover was awarded High Performer badges in the following four categories:
1. Contact Center solution2. Europe VoIP3. Small-Business VoIP4. VoIP in generalThe badges received are based on ratings by business professionals. Ringover received 10 or more reviews and five responses for each of the usability-related questions to qualify for inclusion in the Usability Index.
"Rankings on G2 reports are based on data provided to us by real software buyers," said Sara Rossio, Chief Product Officer at G2. "Potential buyers know they can trust these insights when researching and selecting software because they're rooted in vetted, verified, and authentic reviews."
Learn more about what real users have to say or leave your review of Ringover on G2's review page!
G2 is the world's largest and most trusted software marketplace. More than 60 million people annually — including employees at all of the FORTUNE 500 — use G2 to make smarter software decisions based on authentic peer reviews. Thousands of software and services companies of all sizes partner with G2 to build their reputation, manage their software spend, and grow their business – including Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoom, and Adobe.

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PASCO AcademyDistance & Hybrid Learning Solutions »
Dec 11th, 2020 — Physics
Standing Wave Phenomena
Using Standing Waves to Teach Wave Behavior
Unlike lessons in mechanics or gas laws, which offer many opportunities for hands-on learning, wave behavior can be more difficult to demonstrate. One solution to this challenge is standing wave phenomena. Because of their stationary appearance, standing waves are an ideal system for demonstrating a range of wave topics, including frequency, amplitude, phases, resonance, and harmonics.
Standing waves are most easily observed using a string instrument, such as a guitar, or a tethered string. To create a standing wave, the driving frequency applied to the bound system must equal the natural frequency, a phenomenon known as resonance. While everyday instruments and materials can be a great starting point for standing wave lessons, they rarely provide students with enough detail or control to truly investigate wave behavior.
The PASCO String Vibrator, Sine Wave Generator and Strobe System generate detailed standing wave demonstrations that students can observe, manipulate and measure. Not only are the results amazing, but the demonstration provides a rare opportunity for students to visualize and interact with complex wave phenomena.
The Sine Wave Generator and String Vibrator work together to propagate a sine wave through the rope, while the Strobe System can be used to "freeze" waves in time. As students progress through the standing wave's harmonics, they can observe the appearance of nodes and antinodes, investigate resonant frequencies, and more.
What is Standing Wave Phenomena?
A standing wave, or stationary wave, occurs when two waves of the same amplitude, frequency and wavelength move in opposite directions. As the waves meet, they become superimposed. This phenomena, known as interference, results in the wave energies being combined or cancelling each other out. If the waves cross with their amplitudes on the same side, then their amplitudes will add together in constructive interference, producing an antinode. Alternatively, if the waves cross with their amplitudes on opposite sides, then the amplitudes will reduce one another, resulting in a smaller net amplitude called a node.
All standing waves have two or more nodes where the wave amplitude equals zero. Between each pair of nodes is a portion of the wave with maximum amplitude, known as an antinode. Antinodes occur when waves of the same phase align and reinforce each other, while nodes occur when waves of opposite phases reduce one another. A Strobe System can be used to enhance the appearance of nodes and antinodes as the wave on the vibrating string transitions through resonant frequencies.
Wave Speed on a Vibrating String
The String Vibrator propagates waves by vibrating a string at the desired frequency. The speed of a wave on a vibrating string is given by the equation:
v is equal to the speed of the wave
T is equal to the tension in the string
μ is equal to the linear density
The PASCO solution encourages students to first determine the speed of the string mathematically before comparing their answers to the speed reported by a photogate near the system.
A stationary wave occurs when the wave oscillates at its lowest frequency, known as the fundamental frequency or fundamental harmonic. For a string of length L, the fundamental harmonic is produced by a vibration whose nodes occur at the two ends of the string. Therefore, the length of the string is equal to half of the wavelength of the fundamental harmonic or frequency. The formula for the fundamental frequency is:
T is the tension in Newtons
μ is the linear density
L is the length of the vibrating string
v is the velocity of the string
f is the frequency of the wavelength
All systems that support standing wave formations have multiple natural frequencies, known as resonant frequencies. These resonant frequencies, or modes, are equal to integer multiples of the wave's fundamental frequency. The frequency of the modes can be calculated using the equation:
L is the length of the string's vibrating segment
fn is the frequency of the nth harmonic
The Sine Wave Generator stores the fundamental frequency onboard, enabling users to transition through modes with the press of a button. As students progress through the harmonic series, they can observe the formation of nodes in real time. This highly responsive system allows educators to use it as a live teaching tool that visually demonstrates the behaviors of complex phenomena such as nodes, phases, resonance, and more.
Harmonic Series
The collection of all possible standing wave frequencies for a system is called a harmonic series. The fundamental frequency is the first and simplest harmonic of a system. It has two nodes: one at each end of the string. After the fundamental frequency, all subsequent harmonics are named in order (i.e. second harmonic, third harmonic, etc.). For a vibrating string, such as the one used in our demonstration, the wavelengths of the overtones (harmonics) are equal to ½, ⅓, ¼ and so on of the string's fundamental wavelength. For more information about harmonics and sound, check out our Sound Waves information guide.
For more information about the PASCO equipment used in this demonstration, select an individual product from the list below.
Strobe System
Strobe Lamp Module
Photogate Head
String Vibrator
Sine Wave Generator
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"Uncertainty Analysis of Mars Entry Flows Over a Hypersonic Inflatable " by Andrew J. Brune, Thomas K. West IV et al.
A detailed uncertainty analysis for high-fidelity flowfield simulations over a fixed aeroshell of hypersonic inflatable aerodynamic decelerator scale for Mars entry is presented for fully laminar and turbulent flows at peak stagnationpoint heating conditions. This study implements a sparse-collocation approach based on stochastic expansions for efficient and accurate uncertainty quantification under a large number of uncertainty sources in the computational model. The convective and radiative heating and shear stress uncertainties are computed over the hypersonic inflatable aerodynamic decelerator surface and are shown to vary duetoa small fractionof 65flowfield and radiation modeling parameters considered in the uncertainty analysis. The main contributors to the convective heating uncertainty near the stagnation point are the CO2-CO2, CO2-O, and CO-O binary collision interactions, freestream density, and freestream velocity for both boundary-layer flows. In laminar flow, exothermic recombination reactions are more important at the shoulder. The main contributors to radiative heating at the nose and flank were the CO2 dissociation rate and CO heavy-particle excitation rates, whereas the freestream density showed importance toward the shoulder. The CO2-CO2 interaction and freestream velocity and density control the wall shear stress uncertainty.
A. J. Brune et al., "Uncertainty Analysis of Mars Entry Flows Over a Hypersonic Inflatable Aerodynamic Decelerator," Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets, vol. 52, no. 3, pp. 776-788, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA), Jan 2015.
© 2014 Andrew J. Brune, Thomas K. West IV, Serhat Hosder and Karl T. Edquist, All rights reserved.


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The State of Wisconsin requires that all dogs over the age of 5 months to be licensed.
The Village of Pewaukee issues dog licenses for residents in the Village. All licenses purchased are good through December 31st of the year in which they are issued. Proof of rabies vaccination must be provided when applying for a dog license. Fees are $15 for spayed/neutered dogs and $20 for unsprayed/unneutered dogs. A late fee of $5 is applied to renewal licenses purchased on or after April 1st of each year.
If you have 3 dogs or more, you will be required to purchase a multiple dog license in addition to the annual licenses for each of your dogs. Multiple Dog Licenses are $10.
2019 Dog License Application – Please complete and return to Village Hall, along with a self addressed return envelope, a copy of your dog(s) rabies vaccination certificate, and the appropriate fee. the rabies vaccination certification will be returned with your dog license.
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Reviews & Newz is helping our friend from Andrea's World promote this giveaway from Teleflora!
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Local school music programs honored
Two local school systems have achieved the Best Communities for Music Education designation.
The Boyd County and Russell Independent school systems won the honor from the National Association of Music Merchants Foundation for an "outstanding commitment to music education."
It was the first time Boyd County had applied for the award.
Boyd County Band Director John Johnson said the process is mostly about funding.
"They look at things like staffing, whether teachers are certified to teach music," Johnson. "It's a lot less about awards or honors and more about the community — are there outside venues for students to participate in. We applied because we have an outstanding community that's been ultra, ultra supportive."
He said it's also important to have administrators, like the Boyd system has, who listen to the needs of the music program and work with the band and the choir.
"If the community, parents and students are willing to get on board, after that, it all kind of falls into place," he said of the program's success. "I've always been blessed with school administration willing to listen to what I have to say, and if I have an idea that sounds absolutely crazy, they go along with me."
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How in the world did you become a photographer?
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Here's a fun excerpt into how I became a photographer, featured in Voyage Chicago.
I forgot to mention in the article, that my true calling in life was probably to be a veterinarian :) Hopefully you get a good laugh after reading my journey, and who knows, maybe it'll inspire you to do something else too! Enjoy!


What are 0x800ccc67 Windows 7 error codes?
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A 0x800ccc67 Windows 7 error code results from some Hexadecimal formatting error. That format is the typical one which software programmers apply for Windows system files and Windows compatible components firmware and software programs.
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The 0x800ccc67 Windows 7 error message seems to be a long numerical code together with a outline of its own cause. In lots of cases, a 0x800ccc67 Windows 7 error code could have many 0x800ccc67 Windows 7 parameters.
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L'HP Precision Bus è il bus dati dell'architettura proprietaria di Hewlett Packard HP precision architecture datata ma ancora utilizzata. Il bus fornisce un percorso dati a 32 bit e può supportare transfer rate (velocità di trasferimento dati) fino a  23 Mbyte al secondo in modalità burst. Il bus controlla sino a tre schede elettroniche a standard PSI, nelle serie 920, 922, e 932 e fino a cinque schede nelle serie 948 e 958.

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Q: Django Admin method returns multiple instances instead of one I have a very simple model:
class Product(models.Model):
    name = models.CharField("name", max_length = 128)

    def __str__(self):
        return self.name

class Store(models.Model):
    store_id = models.PositiveIntegerField(unique = True)
    product = models.ForeignKey(Product, on_delete = models.CASCADE, null = True, blank = True)

which is displayed in the admin by:
@admin.register(Product)
class ProductAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
    list_display = ["name", "get_stores"]

    def get_stores(self, obj):
        s = [s.store_id for s in Store.objects.filter(product = obj)]
        if s:
            print("store -- product:", s, "--", obj)
        return s

and leads to the error, that I see every product in the list of products as often as I have stores for it. Output:
store/product: [457, 11, 17] -- Cake
store/product: [457, 11, 17] -- Cake
store/product: [457, 11, 17] -- Cake

(exactly the same in the admin product list). How can I avoid multiple appearances? Currently there are 3 stores and only 1 product in my database.


The weather has taken a blustery turn today. It's overcast and windy, with rainstorms moving in. A perfect day for hunkering down indoors. So we didn't feel guilty for sitting around all day, we got our work done first thing – I cleaned the bedroom, tidied the house and did the dishes. Husband swept the floors and watered the plants. Speaking of, they're faring pretty well in their winter home of the living room windowsill. I've got them decked out in some orange lights for Halloween. Pretty excited because I've wanted orange lights for a few years now to add to my fall decor, but I kept missing the sales on them. Friday, I found them buy one get one half off at the dollar store. Score! I also found some cute window clings on sale there – photo prints of pumpkins and leaves (that are up on the bathroom mirror) and a cartoonish cling of a stack of jack-o-lanterns with bats flying around it (thought my kiddo would like it). But I digress. All of the plants are looking great, except the rosemary. We had to do more triage pruning. If it's not dead already, it will come back stronger. It's still got some green on it, so I'm holding out hope. Cautiously. We also have a strawberry plant that we're overwintering in the kitchen window.
We hung out with the baby and I got to spend some time curled up on the couch with a cup of tea and reading and internetting. The baby and I had an hour and a half nap. It's been a super good day. There's more baking on the agenda though too, because we do need bread for the week. Fortunately, I find baking a relaxing task so it won't mess up our Sunday slow down vibe. I'm going to do some herbed quick bread in mini loaves, and try out a great new recipe I found on Pinterest – bacon pain d'epi. Stay tuned this week, and I'll let you all know how it turns out!
The hot pepper, thyme and basil are from our garden. The onion and garlic are from the farmers market. He just added the freshly chopped veg to a can of diced tomatoes, and added a generous splash of white wine, with a little salt and pepper to taste. Served over rotini with Italian sausage on the side, it was simple and delicious. Easy dishes packed with fresh flavor are the way to go in the height of summer. And he's doing pretty well in the kitchen while I'm off my feet!
This heat wave we've been having lately is having a mixed effect on the garden. The peppers and tomatoes are loving the heat, the herbs are tolerating it, and the chard is just suffering. The cabbages seem to be more or less indifferent. At the end of Week One of Bedrest (yes – the verdict is not the worst case scenario on my ankle, but not the best – I'll be in a cast for the next six weeks, which is basically the rest of my pregnancy) I sent husband out back with the camera for a progress report.
As you can see from the photos above, we really do have a profusion of peppers! The green ones are the hot peppers, and the yellow ones are the sweet peppers. And most of them are still setting flowers, so there will certainly be more to come.
You'll also notice that the chard is looking a little rough for wear. We think we've got the spider mite attack under control as we haven't seen much further evidence of them on the plants, but they're slow to rebound. This killer heat just isn't helping either – with intermittent thunderstorms all the time, it's hard to know when to water and to stay on top of it.
We also let the oregano go to flower. It's slightly more bitter now that it's flowering, but not so much that I think it's inedible. Oregano is a favorite of bees, so I wanted it to flower to be sure to attract enough pollinators for the peppers and tomatoes. Seems the plan is working!
Check out that hops plant! It's well over six feet tall now, and husband has really had to scramble to keep up with it with the makeshift trellis. And it's grown to that height in the shade! They really prefer to be in full sun, so I can hardly imagine how tall it would be if we had it down on the patio. It doesn't seem to producing any hops cones yet, so we'll see if it does. We don't really know at what stage of it's growth cycle it's supposed to, so we need to read up on that a bit.
The bay tree is robust and still outgrowing it's pot. I hope Gethsemane has another sale on their pots this fall, because we're going to need a much bigger one to move it into this year. It's a proper tree now.
And we had to give the rosemary a haircut. With all this wet, humid weather it was starting to get affected by powdery mildew. Husband tries to move it down to the patio every few days so that it gets full sunlight and better air circulation, but that's a heavy pot and we have a lot of plants to keep on the move in the quest for better sunlight. We are definitely investing in wheeled plant coasters for next season. The powdery mildew was really at the tips of the branches, so we just lopped them off with the garden shears. Hopefully that will eradicate the problem once and for all. And honestly, I kind of like the more manicured look it has now. It's got a topiary feel to it.
And last but not least, the cabbages and tomatoes. The cabbages are just fine and are continuing to head up. We've had no problems with bugs or disease with them thus far, so hopefully they continue on in good health through the summer.
And check out those lovely green tomatoes! There are some big ones hiding in there too. We had a few that succumbed to blossom end rot (I blame this ridiculous weather for that) but for the most part they're all healthy and robust. None of them are starting to pink up yet, but hopefully any day now. We've got to be on squirrel patrol big time – one of the neighbors said she had some tomatoes just starting to turn red, and the little bugger took a bite out of them! So she's watching hers carefully and snatching them off the plant at the first sign of red and letting them ripen on the counter. So we may not get vine-ripened tomatoes around here, but we WILL get them!


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Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Ali Khamenei gave a public address before Labor Day wherein he commended the workforce for its contribution to the economic growth of the Islamic Republic of Iran. The address ensued the Minister of Labor Mohammad Jahromi presentation of an economic report.
Khamenei claimed that the Islamic System is superior to the materialistic ones of the West that trample upon workers' rights when he indicated that the "West-linked establishments has shown in practice they hold no mercy for workers". In fact, the "concentration and accumulation of wealth and maximization of profit" is deplored in Iran's Constitution. Moreover, he emphasized that solutions must be sought within the framework of Islam. In the Islamic school of economy, "respect of investor comes along respect of worker" while the balance should tilt towards the worker to promote justice.
Khamenei also indirectly lashed out against the enemies who want to sow discord among classes through trade unions. This may have been a reference to Mansour Osanlou who led a strike of bus workers in Tehran in 2005 and others.
Khamenei also decried "the rage in the pre-Islamic-Revolution era" over foreign products. The was chiefly a reference to the termination of American products in Iran such as Coca-Cola, vehicles, electronics, et cetera. He went on to proclaim that the humiliation of the nation is over.
Press Release: "Workers community called on to foster production" — Supreme Leader's Office, April 30, 2007
"Leader urges job security for workers" — Press TV, April 30, 2007
"Leader urges govt. to ensure occupational safety" — Mehr News, April 30, 2007
"Islamic Republic Seeks Expansion of Justice" — Fars News Agency, April 30, 2007
Islamic Republic News Agency. "Supreme Leader commends Iranian workers" — Red Bolivia, April 30, 2007
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Kenya is preparing to host a major tech summit, following an announcement just days ago that the sixth International Open Data Conference (IODC) will be held in Nairobi in 2020 — the first time the gathering will take place in Africa.
Kenya's bid to host the conference — which is a bi-annual premier gathering of key stakeholders of open data from government, civil society, academia and innovators, among others — was announced last month during the closing ceremony of the fifth IODC. The 2018 conference was held in Buenos Aires, Argentina last month.
In a statement last week Wednesday (3 October) the Kenyan government said the conference is expected to bring over 3000 participants to Nairobi from over 100 countries. In addition, the Kenyan government expects that over 50 international tech companies will participate and exhibit at the gathering.
The Kenyan government said the country's successful bid to host the conference was based on the "consistency and high-level leadership" on open government and data for development over the last three years by Kenya's deputy president William Ruto.
Commenting in the same statement, Ruto stated that he, together with Kenyan president Uhuru Kenyatta, are committed to the creation of an inclusive data ecosystem involving the government, private sector, academia and civil society, local communities and development partners that tackle the information aspects of development decision-making.
"We recognise that if Kenya is to move ahead, we must deliberately pursue collaboration between the government, academia, and entrepreneurs. It is no longer an issue of political will, but a matter of rational economic and political choice," said Ruto.
The conference will allow participants to share, learn and collaborate on policies, technologies and platforms for making data more open, accessible, available and inter-operable in support of development priorities.


From the Inside: What is Racism?
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This is a very difficult and vexing question to answer, but perhaps the application of the 3D test will shed some light on this highly emotive and divisive issue.
Of all the important debates South Africans need to have, the most crucial is this: how does an economy generate jobs? What is preventing ours from doing so? How can we fix it?
Almost neck-and-neck with the economy, is: how can we fix our education system?
But there is another issue that absorbs our energy and attention, almost wiping out considered debate on every other topic critical to our future. It is the issue that defined our past: race and racism.
During a month in which the rand lost 18% of its value, youth unemployment rose to 52.4%, and the petrol price hit record highs, South Africa was obsessing about who was accusing whom of being racist.
Repeated EFF barbs about South African Indians, culminating in Julius Malema's generalisation that "South Africans of Indian descent think of indigenous Africans as less human and less capable".
Carl Niehaus's accusation of "downright unbridled racism" against North West University Politics Professor Theo Venter after he said on radio that Jacob Zuma was the worst president South Africa had ever had (which led to the university launching a formal investigation into Venter).
The Public Protector's finding that I violated the Constitution by advocating racial hatred (constituting incitement to harm) for tweeting, during an online conversation that "for those claiming the legacy of colonialism is ONLY negative, think of our independent judiciary, transport infrastructure, piped water etc".
The intensity of these debates dwarfs anything I have seen on the economy or education. So perhaps it is necessary right now, despite all our other challenges, to address the question: "what is racism"?
But how does one detect or measure prejudice, discrimination or antagonism? Is it merely in the eye of the beholder, (and if so which beholder)? And, if any of these feelings is detected or experienced, how does one determine whether it is the result of an assumption of racial superiority, or on other grounds?
The easiest way of answering these questions is to avoid them entirely and define racism as a personal experience. "If I perceive it as racist, it is racist. You cannot deny my pain".
Of course, feelings and perceptions are very important in this discussion, especially given South Africa's history. They are all too real to the people who experience them. There is also a pressing need to include, in the discussion, things like patronisation, paternalism, micro-aggressions and condescension. We need ways of defining them and dealing with them.
But the potential abuse in subjective definitions of racism overrides their value.
In South Africa today, even quoting Sowell makes you racist, as I learnt in a recent discussion. Although he is black, the validity of his arguments are simply discounted by dismissing his "white mentality". This is the ultimate ketchup smear.
This neatly illustrates my point that unless we get to some acceptable definition of racism, it never ends. Any black intellectual who does not conform to the prevailing orthodoxy can merely be redefined as white (and therefore automatically racist) in order to shut them out of the debate. And so on. And on.
Looking back, the most profound zeitgeist shift in democratic South Africa has been on the issue of race; during the 1990s, non-racialism was still our lodestar; it was progressive to be a committed non-racialist; Somewhere, during Thabo Mbeki's presidency (probably kick-started by his "two-nations" speech which sought to undo Mandela's one-nation legacy), the commitment to non-racialism began to change, culminating in Jacob Zuma's stated view that white monopoly capital was to blame for all South Africa's problems.
This coincided with the shift towards critical race theory, which defined "whiteness" as South Africa's core problem and "decolonisation" as the solution.
One of the loudest current online race debates illustrated the point. A group of UCT students advertised a "Decolonised Winter School" which organisers described as "challenging the notions of colonisation and putting the theories of decolonisation into practice".
Significantly, the suppers were advertised on the Winter School programme as "POC only" with POC standing for "people of colour".


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It attracts the best of the best – and this year the BMC British Bouldering Championships will return to centre stage at this year's Cliffhanger festival in Sheffield city centre.
Cliffhanger, sponsored by the Sheffield BID (Business Improvement District) and billed as Sheffield's inner city festival dedicated to celebrating the outdoors, is set to be held at locations including the Peace Gardens, Tudor Square, Millennium Square and the Winter Garden from Friday, 7 July until Sunday, 9 July.
Activities will kick off from 5pm on the Friday evening in Devonshire Green with an evening of live music, a bar and refreshments from a range of food and drink outlets.
Then, on Saturday and Sunday, Sheffield will be transformed into a giant outdoor playground, with professional demonstrations and activities in sports including climbing, mountain biking, running, skateboarding, orienteering and much more.
Once again, a star attraction will be the British Bouldering Championships, where the nation's strongest boulderers will battle it out on a purpose-build bouldering wall in Devonshire Green.
GB team member Jim Pope will be taking part in the championships.
He said: "I'm really looking forward to competing in the senior British Bouldering Championships.
"Sheffield has always been a hub for climbing in Britain and the event is always good fun to go up against the best of the country.
"Devonshire Green is a great location for the competition and hopefully it will help to raise some awareness of climbing."
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The first anti-piracy tool, introduced right from the first package of medicines, is the Online Product Validation System. Each drug produced by the company has a single code of individual identification.
By querying the medication code in the site form, you will find out how many customers have resorted to the services of this site. This part can be considered as a sign of the authenticity of the product. From the moment when each package has its own unique code, the codes made a large number of times are identified by the system as suspicious. And too frequent checks of one product prove that the product is forged.
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During the 16th century Anabaptism did not make a real distinction between doctrinal and devotional writings. The doctrinal writings are not of a formal theological type but rather of a confessional character, stressing in the main the difference of Anabaptist viewpoints from those of the large churches the Reformation. No Anabaptist ever felt the need for an elaborate system of theology, not even those who had the necessary education. Whether by Menno Simons or Pilgram Marpeck, Dirk Philips, or Peter Riedemann, all these books and tracts were at once confessional (doctrinal), devotional, and also polemical, but they were never scholarly and academic like many of the books by Luther, Calvin, or Zwingli, One source collection of such tracts is rightly called Glaubenszeugnisse oberdeutscher Taufgesinnter (by Lydia Müller, 1938). All Anabaptist writings were such testimonies of faith.
The amount of these writings must once have been rather large, though a complete list of them does not exist as yet, and a systematic study has never been undertaken. Lydia Müller's publication is perhaps the best collection yet published, though incomplete and too much abridged. The book presents South German and Hutterite material, taken from Hutterite manuscript books, our richest source. The contents of this book are as follows: Jörg Hauck (Anfang eines christlichen Lebens), Hans Hut (Vom Geheimnis der Taufe, Ein christlicher Unterricht . . .), Michael Sattler (Artikel und Handlung; for the famous Schleitheim Confession see below), Leonhard Schiemer (five tracts, particularly profound writings of 1526-1527, deserving special attention), Hans Schlaffer (Ein kurzer Unterricht zum Anfang eines rechten christlichen Lebens, like Schiemer very early and extremely penetrating), Eitelhans Langenmantel (Vom Nachtmahl Christi), Jörg Zaunring (Eine kurze Anzeigung vom Abendmahl Christi), Jakob Hutter (various epistles), Ulrich Stadler (next to Riedemann or Walpot the ablest doctrinal writers of the Hutterites; four tracts are published in excerpts), Peter Walpot (Die fünf Artikel des grössten Streites, 1547?) (see Article Book, a major work of the Hutterites), Antoni Erdfordter (Urlaubsbrief), Brüderliche Vereinigung mit dem Brüdern am Rheinstrom (1558), and Anschlag und Fürwenden (Hutterite, about 1560, by Walpot), etc. For volume II were scheduled: Peter Riedemann (Rechenschaft unseres Glaubens, 1545, the greatest doctrinal and confessional book of the Hutterites), Andreas Ehrenpreis (Ein Sendbrief brüderliche Gemeinschaft betreffend, 1652, a book of two hundred pages), but the volume was not published until 1955. In brief, Riedemann and Walpot are shown as the two main authors of doctrinal books among the Hutterites. The compilation list is, of course, in no way complete. Many of the outstanding Verantwortungen (testimonies) are not mentioned though we have prints of most of them, e.g., by Claus Felbinger, Veit Grünberger, Hans Mändl, etc. Worth mentioning is also one tract by the Philipite brethren, Concerning a True Soldier of Christ by Hans Haffner, 1535.
The Schleitheim Articles of 1527, called Brüderliche Vereinigung etlicher Kinder Gottes, sieben Artikel betreffend, drawn up, most likely, by Michael Sattler, must be considered the earliest doctrinal writing of the Swiss or South German Brethren. It was, according to Fritz Blanke, "a genuine confession of faith, intended to erect a dam against the intrusion of heretical views into the brotherhood" (MQR XVI, 1942, 85 f.). A number of similar doctrinal writings of the South German "Swiss" Brethren were discovered in a Sammelband in the Mennonite Historical Library (Goshen, Indiana), and translated by J. C. Wenger (MQR, 1945-47); authors and dates are undisclosed, but the style points to an early origin (Von der Genugtuung Christi, Von der Ehescheidung, Zweierlei Gehorsam, Von der Hörung falscher Propheten, von bösen Vorstehern, discussed in MQR XVI, 1942, 82 ff.). In Switzerland itself no Anabaptist literature of any kind could develop, though the brotherhood lived there, in spite of severe oppression, up to the great expulsion early in the 18th century and even later. Only disputations (Religionsgespräche) afford an insight into the doctrinal thinking of the Swiss Brethren, such as the meetings at Bern, Basel, and Zofingen (see Disputations; also MQR XXII, 1948, 19 ff.).
The Dutch brethren were much more fortunate than the Swiss Anabaptists in having in Menno Simons and Dirk Philips leaders who were also capable of formulating their new faith in a number of doctrinal writings of lasting effect. Menno Simons' Fundament des christelijcken Leers (in a translation of 1575) was widely read also among the Brethren in South Germany, particularly Württemberg (Bossert, Quellen). Dirk Philips' Enchiridion should not be forgotten. North German and East Prussian Mennonites were served mainly by their brethren in the Netherlands. The Altona (Hamburg) congregations were partly served by Jan de Buyser's Christelifck Huys-Boeck (1643), later by Gerrit Roosen's writings (Christliches Gemüthsgespräch, and Unschuld und Gegenbericht, 1702).
The Prussian church had its first Glaubensbekenntnis in 1660, which became a standard work through the centuries. Far more elaborate and theologically refined were the writings by Georg Hansen, namely, his Glaubensbericht an die Jugend (1671, much used also among the Mennonites in Russia), Confession of Faith (1678), and Fundamentbuch (1696). Mennonites continued to produce confessions and catechisms, and also some doctrinal writings.
The printed records of the various disputations, such as Zofingen (1532), Frankenthal (1571), and Emden (1587), contain much doctrinal material.
A few general remarks might well conclude this survey. Because of the exposed nature of the Anabaptists in a hostile world, all these early tracts have a polemical strain: Stadler's tracts are written like a discussion, "Rede und Antwort"; Marpeck's great book alternates "Rede und Gegenrede," and Walpot's Article Book is presented "punkt und argumentweis." There is always an undertone of defense in them, either against the world or against wavering or "heretical" brethren (as, e.g., the Schleitheim Articles have in mind). All these tracts do not present any formal theology but only statements of faith beginning somewhat like "Wir bekennen . . . ." Argumentation is achieved in the main by ample quotations from the Bible; a strict, sometimes even dry, Biblicism is the rule; yet there is no lack of genuine spiritual interpretation, as in the earlier writings of men like Schlaffer, Schiemer, Hans Hut, and Riedemann. Academic scholarship is rejected everywhere; simplicity (Einfalt) in thought and speech is the accepted standard, even though the popular allegorical (figürliche) interpretation of Bible texts is often refined and occasionally very rationalistic. The Christianity of these tracts is concrete and genuine. Baptism and the Lord's Supper stand in the foreground of all doctrinal interests while the question of salvation seems to be secondary to the life dedication of a man. The Trinity is accepted and defended, though not stressed. The eschatological element, though not altogether absent, remains in the background. The practical implications matter most, even in the most "theological" tracts of the sixteenth century. The seventeenth and eighteenth centuries show distinct changes toward formalism and a slackening of concreteness; but even then there is little likeness to the systematic theology of the state churches. Mennonitism is, after all, not a theological church but one which seeks to express faith in life.
Although the 17th and later centuries produced practically no doctrinal writings among the Mennonites in other European countries, the Netherlands produced a large number of such writings in the post-Anabaptist period and on down into the nineteenth century, when outstanding theologians, such as Sytse Hoekstra, were productive.
See articles on respective authors; also Devotional Literature; Catechisms; Confessions of Faith.
No specialized study is known dealing with the entire field.
On the Hutterites, see Robert Friedmann, "Eine dogmatische Hauptschrift, . . ." in Archiv für Reformationsgeschichte 28-29 (1931-1932), with extensive discussions in general; other material in the Mennonite Quarterly Review, 1942-1948, particularly J. C. Wenger's translations of Anabaptist doctrinal tracts (Jan. and Oct. 1947; Jan. and July 1948).
On Marpeck, see the special Marpeck issue of the Mennonite Quarterly Review 12 (July 1938), specifically J. C. Wenger, "Life and Work of Pilgram Marpeck," Mennonite Quarterly Review 12 (July 1938) 137-166; idem, "Pilgram Marpeck's Confession of Faith Composed at Strasbourg . . . ," op. cit., 167-202; idem, "Theology of Pilgram Marpeck," op. cit. (Oct. 1938) 205-256; Franklin H. Littell, The Anabaptist View of the Church (Philadelphia: American Society of Church History, 1952).
Friedmann, Robert. "Doctrinal Writings of the Anabaptists." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. 1956. Web. 21 Apr 2019. http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Doctrinal_Writings_of_the_Anabaptists&oldid=121015.
Friedmann, Robert. (1956). Doctrinal Writings of the Anabaptists. Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 21 April 2019, from http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Doctrinal_Writings_of_the_Anabaptists&oldid=121015.
Adapted by permission of Herald Press, Harrisonburg, Virginia, from Mennonite Encyclopedia, Vol. 2, pp. 77-79. All rights reserved.


Starting with January production, Corvette bodies are being manufactured by two sources -- Chevrolet-St. Louis and A.O. Smith Corporation. Effective with Corvette serial number 109678, the identification of the body source is made by prefixing the body number with the letter "S" for St. Louis source, and the letter "A" for A.O. Smith corporation source. There is no prefix to the body number of earlier units.
All L&MR's submitted for Corvette body repair should include the complete body number information, allowing proper allocation of failures to the related source. The body identification plate location can be determined through reference to TSB #920, DR #615, dated September 16, 1963.
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IDENTIFYING FEATURES REVIEW
Author : reco99
Presently IN VIRTUAL CINEMAS! The title of Fernanda Valadez' Identifying Features alludes to the assortments of Mexican transients – a great deal of them little youngsters – who are consistently slaughtered while in transit to the U.S. line. Her film is an extra, despairing investigation of the individual repercussions of Mexico's vain battle on medication cartels, seen through the eyes of a perseverant mother. Valadez shows a genuine talent for verisimilitude, her intentionally paced approach demonstrating urgent to the film's total, painful effect. You might not have any desire to see Identifying Features more than once… yet that is on the grounds that once will be sufficient for it to burn itself into your memory.
Magdalena's (Mercedes Hernández) child, Jesus (Juan Jesús Varela), disappears while in transit to America. His sack is found in a shallow grave, close to the body of a kid with whom he was voyaging. Magdalena is informed that this is the nearest they'll come to identifying her child. "What was his name?" they ask her. Magdalena accepts he's actually out there. In spite of being debilitate every step of the way, she carries on her hunt, which ultimately drives her to the youthful transient, Miguel (David Illescas). Having been trapped in the U.S. also, sent back to Mexico, Miguel is searching for his mom. In a harsh world, both of them locate a short reprieve in one another's humankind. The consummation will undoubtedly infiltrate the most solidified of hearts.
"From behind, you nearly appear as though him," Magdalena tells Miguel, as they stroll through Mexico's wild. "From behind, we as a whole copy," he deadpans. Valadez – and her considerable cinematographer Claudia Becerril Bulos – shoot many of their characters from behind, or in shadow – one isn't seen on-screen, just heard – to underline the dehumanization that is right now occurring in her country, its residents decreased to unremarkable substances with no leftover identifying features. I can't underscore sufficient how much depends on Bulos' camerawork in this honestly agonizingly slow film: from its opening hazy shot of a figure moving toward a feeble house to the topsy turvy impression of a tree against a pastel skyline in a pool of water, she paints a clear, sun-burned representation of a country in emergency.
Denoting Valadez's full length debut, Identifying Features contains groupings that show a shockingly profound pull enthusiasm for/information on film. An exceptionally compelling following shot follows Miguel as he crosses into Mexico from the U.S., the endless traffic of vehicles obscuring behind him. A strained succession portrays a truck loaded with unnerved travelers being assessed by a concealed, equipped man. Two moms are compelled to glance through a terrible collection of dead bodies to check whether they can recognize their children. A goat's head consumes in ruby blazes, its skull amassing with crawling parasites.
Hernández is wonderful, saying a lot in a withdrawn, nearly quiet execution. We're with Magdalena consistently, misfortunes: losing a kid, standing up to her companions' misfortune and confronting government administration ("If you sign that record," Magdalena's companion advises her at a certain point, "they'll quit searching for [your son]."). Magdalena exemplifies each lamenting Mexican mother, looking for trust in an undeniably sad world. Astute past his age, Illescas enamors as Miguel, in a correspondingly moderate accomplishment of acting.
Substantial quiets – of which there are many – fill Identifying Features with fear, permitting your psyche to meander, to attempt to sort out the ghastliness and pointlessness, all things considered, Aside from the two leads, there's little warmth or mankind to be found here, the film deliberately cold and removing, a lot simpler to respect than to cherish. All things considered, there's a lot to appreciate in this dismal, insightful excursion into the core of haziness.
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using System;
using System.Linq;

namespace Microsoft.Azure.Management.RecoveryServices.Backup.Models
{
    /// <summary>
    /// HTTP request headers for azure recovery services operations.
    /// </summary>
    public partial class CustomRequestHeaders
    {
        private string _clientRequestId;

        /// <summary>
        /// Optional. Unique identifier for identifying every request sent to
        /// Azure recovery services. In case of service internal errors,
        /// please communicate this ID to the engineering teams for further
        /// debugging.
        /// </summary>
        public string ClientRequestId
        {
            get { return this._clientRequestId; }
            set { this._clientRequestId = value; }
        }

        private string _culture;

        /// <summary>
        /// Optional. Culture in which service has to return the output content.
        /// </summary>
        public string Culture
        {
            get { return this._culture; }
            set { this._culture = value; }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Initializes a new instance of the CustomRequestHeaders class.
        /// </summary>
        public CustomRequestHeaders()
        {
        }
    }
}

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Brave New World by Aldus Huxley opens up in 632 A.F.- this is seven centuries after the 20th century. At this point in time, they went by the caste system. The caste system was divided by different groups of people or castes. Alphas, Betas, Gammas, Deltas and Epsilons. Alphas and betas were as the top of the caste system, they were known as the leaders or thinkers, like scientists or politicians. The gammas, deltas, and epsilons were at the bottom of the system; they were the world's working classes. During the time of the caste system, they had a drug called soma. Soma was a drug that was given to every member of the caste system, they would never feel pain nor would they even go unhappy.
The novel opens at the Central London Hatchery and Conditioning Center. The director of hatchery is there with a group of boys giving them a tour of the facility. They show how an assembly line is used to create embryos, using the latest scientific advancements. They watch the process to produce more babies and watch the process of separation of embryos into various castes. The world controller of western Europe "Mustapha Mand" comes meet the boys and tells them about how it used to be when people; when people used to be parents and have kids with a live birth. He says that this led families to emotions that affected their happiness and stability. After the war and economic crisis, people finally allowed world reformers to seize control. The reformers stabilized society with the caste system and use of "soma". A couple of moments, Bernard are a short dark haired alpha, which has a crush on Lenina. Lenina has been dating Henry Foster for months, but sine long term relationships are discouraged I the caste system, she agrees to go out with Bernard. Bernard and Lenina go to the savage reservations, where they meet John. John tells them that his mother Linda left the reservation 20 years ago. John wants to learn all about the utopian world. After a conversation with John, Bernard and Lenina find out that Linda is the woman who henry left at the reservation because she got pregnant and that is frowned upon in the caste system. Bernard tries to use this against Henry to avoid going to Iceland, and receives an approval to go back to London.
When he returns, he meets with Henry. Henry publicly embarrasses him and tells him he must go to Iceland. Bernard's laughs as he introduces Henry to Linda and John. Henry is so humiliated that he ends up resigning. Bernard quickly becomes famous for knowing John Savage. He starts to date numerous women and becomes very arrogant. Meanwhile, Lenina develops a crush on John and while talking John tells her he loves her. Lenina gets so excited and wants to sleep with him right then and there and he gets extremely angry and starts to hit and chase her. In the midst of their fight, he gets interrupted with a phone call. Linda has overdosed on soma and is in the hospital. John blames himself for her death because when she awakes in the hospital she chokes and dies. Once he leaves the hospital, he begins to see hundreds of identical twins. They are all waiting in line for their daily dose of soma. Johns gets angry and decides he wants to make a change in society. He starts going on a rage and throwing out all of the soma. The deltas angrily start to attack john. Bernard and Helmholtz receive a phone call saying to go to the hospital. When they arrive, they see him in the middle of a mob. Helm laughs and joins, while Bernard gets too scared and watches.


NORMAN, Okla. – A civil lawsuit that was filed against a former OU running back following a fight at a Norman restaurant where a woman was punched in the face.
In 2014, OU running back Joe Mixon was suspended for punching Amelia Molitor inside Pickleman's on Campus Corner.
It shows Molitor shoving and hitting Mixon, and Mixon responding by punching her in the face and leaving the scene.
In July, Amelia Molitor filed a civil suit against Mixon for negligence, wanton and willful conduct and intentional infliction of emotional distress.
However, Mixon's attorneys told NewsChannel 4 that they believed the case should be thrown out, claiming that Molitor filed the wrong kind of lawsuit.
In November, a judge agreed, dismissing Molitor's claims of negligence and wanton and willful conduct.
The judge allowed Molitor's claim of intentional infliction of emotional distress to stand.
"The court concludes the allegations- of a substantial physical attack, sufficient to cause significant physical injury, in a public location- are sufficient to support an inference of severe emotional distress from the encounter," the judge ruled.
Now, it seems the lawsuit won't move forward at all.


I mentioned before that I am doing a time tracking exercise. I want to build up several weeks- maybe even months- of data this time, to look for patterns. I am also coming into a very busy time at work, and I want to see what happens to my schedule before, during, and after that time. I am hoping the exercise will give me some ideas to improve how I handle crunch times.
1. I am not getting enough sleep.
I average about 7 hours of sleep per day (I record my time from midnight to midnight, so one day's sleep encompasses parts of two nights). That doesn't sound so bad- a little skimpy (pre kids my natural sleep needs were about 8.5 hours per night), but not so bad. However, the full data tell a different story. I sleep much less during the week. My minimum sleep time is about 6 hours. I then "make up" some of that sleep on the weekend, with a maximum sleep time of 8.5 hours one week and 9 hours the other. I do not think this is the healthiest way to do things.
The problem, of course, is that my kids have relatively low sleep needs. They go to bed between 8:30 and 9 and wake up between 6 and 7. Last night, I was in Petunia's room until 9:30. I might have been able to sneak out at 9:15, but I'd dozed off at about 9, when she was still awake, and only woke up when her bedtime music shut off. Regardless, it is normal for her bedtime to last until between 9 and 9:30. If I want to get 8 hours of sleep, I need to go to bed right then- it takes me a little bit of time reading to unwind, and then it takes me a little bit of time to actually fall asleep. I need some time in the evenings to do chores, to catch up on work, and to relax, so this is a bit of a dilemma.
I haven't found a total solution yet, but I am trying to do more of the chores while the kids are awake. The downside to this is that the time between dinner and bed is when we get to play with the kids during the week, so I'll need to balance some competing demands on that time. Last night, I tried to do the work I needed to get done during bathtime. That sort of worked- they finished bath before I finished my work. I think this will be an area I experiment with over the time tracking exercise, to see if I can find ways to get me more sleep without too much compromise on the other things I think are important.
This wasn't a huge surprise- I know I pack a lot of work into my time in the office. But it was still interesting to see the data.
For this initial review, I looked at three parameters: the number of hours I was actually in the office, the number of hours I worked at home, and the number of hours I was actually working. For the number of hours in the office, I didn't subtract out my usual short lunch break (15-30 minutes, at my desk or out walking), but I did subtract out longer lunch breaks during which I met someone for lunch or ran an errand.
The first week, I was in the office for 39.25 hours. I worked at home for one hour, and I logged 39 hours of actual work. This means that I was working for 38 of my 39.25 hours in the office, which I think is pretty good. That week included one long lunch break, during which I met a new networking contact. I considered that a career-improving lunch, but not really work.
The second week, I was in the office for 38.75 hours. I worked at home for four hours, and I logged 41.25 hours of actual work. This means I was working for 37.25 of the 38.75 hours in the office, which is again pretty good. That week included a doctor's appointment in the middle of the day (I was out of office for 1.75 hours) and one day when I left work 1.25 hours early to go to Zoo at Night with my family.
I was pretty happy to see these numbers. The total number of hours in the second week sort of surprised me, because I'd felt like I'd shortchanged work that week. My sister in law was in town for a visit, and the focus of the week was more on fun than work. I have a lot to do to get ready for the upcoming crunch time, though, so I needed to try not to fall behind. I was somewhat successful in that- I wrote an updated to do list yesterday, and it is packed but still doable in the next month. I did not feel like I was putting in enough time, though, which is interesting. I need to think some more about what that means.
I do know that seeing that 41.25 number on my summary sheet made me feel a lot better about the amount of work I'd managed to do last week. On one level, this is silly- what should matter is what I got done, not how much time I spent doing it. On another level, though, this shows the benefits of time tracking. Even someone who really, truly believes in efficiency over face time (like me!) can fall into the trap of thinking that the reason she feels behind at work is that she's not working enough hours. Seeing the numbers that prove I am actually putting in a solid number of hours alleviated my concerns, and made me turn my focus from finding more hours to give to work to finding ways to get more done in the hours I have, including an increased focus on finding a second project manager for our department- something my boss and I have both wanted to do for awhile. Yesterday, I set aside 30 minutes at work and really hit my network looking for leads. The data had shown me that this was probably the best use of my time.
Have you ever done a time tracking exercise? What percentage of the time in the office do you spend actually working? Given what I've observed around the office over the years, I think my percentage is on the high side.
Interesting! I'd love to see an example excerpt of your time tracking -- do you track EVERYTHING (eating, bathroom, blog reading, etc.) or just general things (work versus NOT work, etc.)?
Hmm...I'm really intrigued by this! Did you find you were spending a lot of time logging the hours though? Did you go into the spreadsheet every 15 minutes, do it a few times a day, or just once each day? Did your husband end up doing something similar (as you mentioned in your post)?
Once Petunia goes to bed on her own, could you move the bedtime to an earlier hour? Mine was 7:30 as a kid. I didn't always go to sleep then -- I spent hours making up stories in my head -- but it gave my parents more down time before they went to sleep themselves.
Ah, the earlier bedtime would be a two-sided thing, wouldn't it? That would mean lest play time with my kids during the week! It might work with Pumpkin now, since she's so into reading. I suspect Petunia would just come back out of her room unless we were willing to be draconian in our enforcement of bedtime... and we're not. I'm a wimp that way!
Yeah, my mom was a stay at home mom so she was probably plenty full of play time by 7:30! I don't have kids so I'm a hardass in my own mind, but once it was my own child crying...hah! I'd probably melt too.
I think I've said this before, but we put DC1 (age 5) to bed before we go to bed and he can keep the light on and read. So 7:30 starts the routine: snack, bath, pajamas, flossing, tooth brushing, being read to, free reading time, lights out. Sometimes he asks if he can color instead of read and we say he can.
Um, yes, I would say your in-office time features a higher percentage of actual work than most people. But that's why you can work 40 hours per week and get your work done, lead a team, and advance in your career. Other people seem to need 50+ hours in the office to get 40 hours of work done. Re kid bedtime... We had some scary nights this summer where there literally weren't 8 hours when all three kids were asleep. The 2-year-old was giving up his nap, and some days when he got it, he'd not fall asleep until 10:30 and the baby would wake up at 5:30. Good times. Yep, you make it up on weekends with naps and celebrate the nights that work. She's now waking up at 6:45 fairly consistently (don't strike me, lightning!) and the boys are both in their rooms at 9. Much better. The world is sparkly and rainbows. I sound like a broken record that we've really found that having the kids in a bedroom area together (we have Jack-and-Jill rooms connected by a bathroom) has been great. One of the reasons kids fight bedtime is that it's lonely to be in a dark bedroom by yourself. If you're there in a bedroom or shared set of rooms with a sibling, it's easier to let mom and dad go. I wasn't thinking of this when we bought the house and assigned bedrooms, but it's been great.
Your kids' room arrangement sounds awesome. We could put Pumpkin and Petunia together in one room, and have toyed with the idea. We may try it one of these days!
Lightning struck me, btw. She was up at 4:45 a.m. today.
@Cloud - a friend of mine said her 3yo slept MUCH better once she gave up and let him go sleep in his big sister's room.
I've had the occasional night when I had to get the little one to tuck me into bed instead of vice versa. I was sick the first time I tried this, and she always wanted me to put her to bed and not my husband, but once she had tucked me in and knew where I was (and that I wasn't going to be doing anything more interesting for the rest of the evening) she was quite happy to let him tuck her in.
I think you're doing a really high percentage of actual work. I wind up spending quite a bit of time chatting with people or on the internet. I do need to cut back on distractions, but often the discussions with people lead to solutions to the problems I'm having...so I do need to spend the time having random conversations with people. But I can definitely waste less time on random internet distractions whose only purpose is to avoid the work I'm trying to do (go procrastination). I've just gotten 168 hours from the library, so I'm going to give this a shot too. Looking forward to your results!
I don't completely deny myself internet breaks, but I keep them short- 2-5 minutes "brain cleansing" between tasks. If it is going past 5 minutes I either decide I'm taking a longer break (~15 mins), or put the article or post aside to read at lunch.
I cannot be productive and sleep-deprived at the same time.
I am certainly not at my peak productivity while sleep deprived, but since Pumpkin was such a difficult sleeper in her first couple of years, I HAD to figure out how to be at least minimally productive on far less sleep than I wanted. This was NOT in the newborn stage of getting up every two hours, though. It was in the stage where I could usually eke out one 4 hour stretch uninterrupted, and then be up every 1-2 hours. Or something like that I have blocked the details of how bad my sleep was from my memory! Anyway, my method involved writing lots of things down, and timing when I did my most brain-intensive tasks to coincide with my most awake time period.
If I ever start thinking I'd like a 3rd kid, I just think back to that time and think... no, I am happy with the two I have!
My kids have the same low sleep needs as yours do! Luckily, they seem to have inherited it from me -- I'm wired the exact same way and I don't feel deprived on a bit less than their hours. It's not the norm, folks who have very different schedules think we're bonkers, but we roll with it.
Everything you wrote in #1 is EXACTLY where we're at with L and trying to fit everything in. Well, except that 1/2 the time he's up between 5-6. Just today, DH was saying he'd mention something about my memory loss (forgot to put the milk away), but the last time he did, I was not impressed. I told him that he could talk to me about my memory after I had gotten 8 hrs of sleep a night for 3 years.
I honestly don't know how we can change our routine so I can get enough sleep. I do often go to bed after falling asleep in L's room until 9:30. It there is stuff that does have to get done. Mostly I just feel that we take turns sacrificing something.
I'd Leto put L to bed earlier as others mention above. But we don't get home until 6:30, which pretty much makes it impossible. I am hoping that now that L will move up to the older class in daycare that he'll cut his nap out. Which I'm hoping means that he'll fall asleep much faster. I feel like I have so much more of my night when I'm out of his room closer to 8:30, than to 9:30.
If you ever figure it all out, be sure to post about it!


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package com.abrovinc;

import com.sun.tools.attach.AgentInitializationException;
import com.sun.tools.attach.AgentLoadException;
import com.sun.tools.attach.AttachNotSupportedException;
import com.sun.tools.attach.VirtualMachine;
import org.apache.log4j.Logger;

import java.io.*;
import java.lang.management.ManagementFactory;

/**
 * Created by Steve on 2016-01-27.
 */
public class LoadJavaAgent {
    private static final String resourceName = "/aspectjweaver.jar";
    private static final String tempDirBase = System.getProperty("java.io.tmpdir");
    private static final String tempDirSufix = "/agentfolder";
    private static final String tempDirFullPath = tempDirBase + tempDirSufix;
    private static final String tempDirFullPathAndResource = tempDirBase + tempDirSufix + resourceName;
    private Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(LoadJavaAgent.class);
    private static final int BUFFER_SIZE = 4096;

    public LoadJavaAgent() {
        logger.info("IsLoaded . " + isAspectJAgentLoaded());
        while (!isAspectJAgentLoaded()) {
            logger.info("Trying to load aspectj-weaver");
            try {
                VirtualMachine vm = VirtualMachine.attach(getCurrentPID());
                copyAgentToTempFolder();
                vm.loadAgent(tempDirFullPathAndResource);
                vm.detach();
            } catch (IOException e) {
                logger.info("IOException when trying to load aspectj-weaver");
                throw new RuntimeException(e.getMessage(), e);
            } catch (AgentInitializationException e) {
                logger.info("AgentInitializationException when trying to load aspectj-weaver");
                throw new RuntimeException(e.getMessage(), e);
            } catch (AttachNotSupportedException e) {
                logger.info("AttachNotSupportedException when trying to load aspectj-weaver");
                throw new RuntimeException(e.getMessage(), e);
            } catch (AgentLoadException e) {
                logger.info("AgentLoadException when trying to load aspectj-weaver");
                throw new RuntimeException(e.getMessage(), e);
            }
        }
    }

    protected static void copyAgentToTempFolder() throws IOException {
        createTempDirIfNotExist();
        if (!isAgentAlreadyThere()) {
            InputStream stream = null;
            OutputStream resStreamOut = null;
            try {
                File file = new File(tempDirFullPathAndResource);
                file.createNewFile();
                file.deleteOnExit();
                stream = LoadJavaAgent.class.getResourceAsStream(resourceName);
                if (stream == null) {
                    throw new FileNotFoundException("Cannot find \"" + resourceName + "\".");
                }
                int readBytes;
                byte[] buffer = new byte[BUFFER_SIZE];
                resStreamOut = new FileOutputStream(tempDirFullPathAndResource);
                while ((readBytes = stream.read(buffer)) > 0) {
                    resStreamOut.write(buffer, 0, readBytes);
                }
            } catch (FileNotFoundException e) {
                e.printStackTrace();
            } catch (IOException e) {
                e.printStackTrace();
            } finally {
                stream.close();
                resStreamOut.close();
            }
        }
    }

    protected static void createTempDirIfNotExist() {
        final File tempDir = new File(tempDirFullPath);
        if (!tempDir.exists()) {
            tempDir.mkdir();
        }
    }

    protected static boolean isAgentAlreadyThere() {
        final File checkIfJarExists = new File(tempDirFullPathAndResource);
        return checkIfJarExists.exists();
    }

    protected static boolean isAspectJAgentLoaded() {
        boolean isLoaded = true;
        try {
            org.aspectj.weaver.loadtime.Agent.getInstrumentation();
        } catch (NoClassDefFoundError e) {
            isLoaded = false;
        } catch (UnsupportedOperationException e) {
            isLoaded = false;
        }
        return isLoaded;
    }

    protected static String getCurrentPID() {
        String jvm = ManagementFactory.getRuntimeMXBean().getName();
        return jvm.substring(0, jvm.indexOf('@'));
    }
}