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Q: Qt: Hide folders in getSaveFileName I would like to save a file using QFileDialog::getSaveFileName without allowing to choose the path or at least hide folders.
Reading the doc I tried to set QFileDialog::ShowDirsOnly as an option like this:
QString fileName = QFileDialog::getSaveFileName(this,
                                                tr("..."), path, tr("... (*.txt)"), 0, QFileDialog::ShowDirsOnly);

but it's not working or it's not what I want.
Is there a way to save a file without being able to seek a location in the system and using QFileDialog::getSaveFileName please? Or do I need to build my own QFileDialog where I will just write the name of the file?
I hope someone will understand my problem.

A: As indicated in the comment, you are looking for a bit specific behavior which is not quite a QFileDialog, albeit somewhat similar, admittedly.
I believe it is not possible to shrink this feature down from QFileDialog, so I would personally go for implementing my own input box with the required sanity check in the background.
The QFileDialog implementation might give some hint for such checks, but it is not vital to see the source code of it as these are relatively simple operations.
You could then provide warning and error messages with message box. That being said, it might be more beneficial for Qt 5 to consider QML for such operations.


On the boat we carried our husbands' pictures in tiny oval lockets that hung on long chains from our necks. We carried them in silk purses and old tea tins and red lacquer boxes and in the thick brown envelopes from America in which they had originally been sent. We carried them in the sleeves of our kimonos, which we touched often, just to make sure they were still there.
This is the language of The Buddha in the Attic: individual details and experiences, blended and distilled into a rhythmic composite. That quotation also hints at the hope which their husbands-to-be and journey to America represent to these women – a hope soon tarnished when they discover that the photographs they were given are twenty years old, and that their new husbands are not the well-off professionals which the women were led to believe, but farm-workers and servants. This is the first example in the novel of the American dream not living up to its promise for the women.
Once their new lives in America begin, the women's experiences are varied, but most find themselves marginalised or ignored. This is where Otsuka's main technique comes into its own, as the author creates a broad, sweeping portrait of many lives which can at once move out to reveal common themes and move in to focus on individuals.
When the women come to have children, The Buddha in the Attic gains a new layer in the ways that the new generation's lives reflect and differ from those of their mothers. Where the women once imagined whatAmerica might be like, now their children have notions of the outside world based on hearsay, which may or may not be accurate ("Beyond the farm, they'd heard, wherever you went you were always a stranger and if you got on the wrong bus by mistake you might never find your way home"). As life goes on, some of the children get a taste of the American dream which was denied their mothers – but not necessarily as the women may have wished, because the children tend to reject or forget their Japanese names and traditions.
Life turns again with the advent of Pearl Harbor, as the women now find themselves and their families regarded with suspicion. Hearsay returns again in the form of a 'list' of people to be taken away, about which nothing is known for sure (including whether or not it actually exists), but much supposed. Otsuka builds tension effectively in this section, as the details which have so far formed the basis of the women's experiences give way to questions and rumours.
Otsuka's first-person-plural narrative voice may speak for all the women at once, but, to an extent, it also speaks for none of them, as we hear no direct individual testimony. There are occasional references to characters by name throughout the novel, but it's not until towards the end that we get to perceive them as individuals en masse, as it were – but, by then, the Japanese are leaving their communities, and soon all that will remain of them are vague memories, and the odd physical trace like the brass Buddha which one woman leaves behind. The voice of the chorus falls silent, but the music of Otsuka's writing rings on beyond the final page.
This sounds like such a good book for me. And your review is amazing – especially about the music of the pages. I can't wait.


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Mongabay - February 17, 2020
Hans Nicholas Jong, Jakarta – Felicia Siregar was only 2 years old when her father, Golfrid Siregar, an outspoken Indonesian environmental activist, died in suspicious circumstances last October. Four months on, Felicia is still waiting for her father to come home.
"If there's a sound of motorcycle [passing outside], she'll always call 'dad,'" says Golfrid's wife, Resmi Barimbing. "There are still many photos of him at home. She thinks her father is out of town because that's what he often did [when he was alive]."
Golfrid was a member of the legal advocacy team for the North Sumatra chapter of the Indonesian Forum for the Environment (Walhi), the country's biggest green NGO. He died on Oct. 6 in a hospital in Medan, the North Sumatra provincial capital, three days after being found unconscious near his motorcycle on a traffic overpass in the city.
Police launched an investigation, and on Oct. 11 announced their findings. They said Golfrid had been drinking and died in a motorcycle crash. They ruled out the involvement of any other party in his death. With that, the police ended their investigation, despite mounting calls from human rights activists for a thorough and transparent investigation into the suspicious circumstances surrounding Golfrid's death.
"His death is very strange and the legal treatment is also very weird, starting from [the police's insistence that] it was a single-vehicle traffic accident and the effort to discredit Golfrid by saying he consumed large amounts of alcohol [prior to his death]," says Usman Hamid, executive director of Amnesty International Indonesia.
With questions still swirling over Golfrid's death, Resmi and representatives of Walhi North Sumatra traveled to Jakarta on Feb. 9 to make their case to government officials for a full investigation. While in the capital, they met with officials from the National Human Rights Commission (Komnas HAM), the Indonesian Ombudsman, and the office of the president's chief of staff (KSP).
Resmi says she's disappointed at the provincial authorities' lack of progress in resolving the case.
"Until now there has been no clarity," she says. "I came to Jakarta, all the way from Medan, to ask the state to investigate thoroughly the death of my husband."
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The evidence police cited for the conclusion they reached included injuries that they said were consistent with a high-speed impact against the curb. They also said a liquid sample taken from Golfrid's stomach three days after his death revealed traces of alcohol. Police said one of the nurses who first treated him when he was brought to hospital reported that his breath smelled of alcohol.
According to police, two of Golfrid's friends also said he had been drinking beer at a roadside kiosk on the evening of Oct. 2 before leaving on his motorbike.
But the family and others have questioned that version of events. Walhi says Golfrid's family denied he was a drinker. The owner of the kiosk where he was last seen with his friends said they hadn't drunk any alcohol that night, only coffee and tea. Walhi also said the nurse quoted by police denied smelling any alcohol on his person.
Roy Lumbangaol, Golfrid's manager and the head of advocacy for Walhi North Sumatra, said the police report was a scheme to paint Golfrid as a drunk who had crashed his bike. The organization maintains Golfrid was killed elsewhere and his body and bike dumped on the overpass to conceal the truth. He also pointed to hospital tests showing extensive skull fractures that couldn't have occurred from a motorbike crash.
Suspicion is rife that Golfrid was murdered in connection with his work. He had received multiple death threats over his activism, which included campaigns against oil palm plantations and sand mines. The threats ramped up after he worked on a lawsuit against the North Sumatra government over the alleged forgery of a researcher's signature in an environmental impact assessment for a proposed hydropower project.
Activists say the planned dam would threaten the only known habitat of the Tapanuli orangutan (Pongo tapanuliensis), a critically endangered species.
Just before his death, Golfrid had lodged a complaint with the National Police in Jakarta against the North Sumatra Police's decision to drop the investigation into the alleged forgery.
The dam's developer, PT North Sumatra Hydro Energy (NSHE), has denied any involvement in the death threats against Golfrid.
"We're actually supporting the police to shine a light on [Golfrid's] death so that the dam project won't be tied to the incident," says PT NSHE spokesman Firman Taufick.
Walhi's national executive director, Nur Hidayati, says critics of the dam have come under immense pressure in an attempt to silence them. This has taken the form of defamation charges, visits from security officials, abrupt termination from conservation jobs, and warnings to foreign researchers that they risk losing the right to work in Indonesia.
"The dam project proponents are very nasty," Nur says, citing the case of the university researcher whose signature was allegedly forged for the environmental impact assessment (which the developers submitted to local authorities to obtain one of the required permits for the project). "The researcher in question was later reported to the police for [allegedly] spreading false information," Nur says.
This record of intimidation by the project's proponents makes it all the more likely that Golfrid's death was also linked to the project, according to Nur.
"They're truly desperate to carry out this project by putting pressures on academics, NGOs and environmental activists, who have all been summoned by the police," she says. "This is what differentiates [the dam project] from other cases that Golfrid handled."
The threats became so severe that at one point Golfrid pleaded with his wife to take their daughter and move to his parents' home on the island of Batam, a 90-minute flight away.
"Someone phoned my husband and said that Medan is no longer safe for us," Resmi says. "So my husband said 'let's move from Medan.' We planned to move to my parents-in-law's house in Batam last September, [but] I postponed it because I was feeling at home in Medan."
Resmi says Golfrid had also asked her to be vigilant at all times.
"Don't go anywhere without me," she says he told her. "In Medan we are no longer safe. Many people are looking for our house."
The police haven't looked into any of those threats, says Lumbangaol, the Walhi North Sumatra official.
"To further investigate [the death], the police should have questioned those who worked together with Golfrid on advocacy," he says. "The police know that before he passed away Golfrid received a lot of threats."
Resmi says she offered to assist the police in the investigation, but that officers didn't ask for her statement on the threats.
"Never," she says. "Neither I nor [his] family were asked for information [by the police]."
When the family sought the official documents and information relating to the case, including a copy of the autopsy, the police denied them, says Andi Muhammad Rezaldy, a legal and human rights advocate with the Commission for Missing Persons and Victims of Violence (Kontras).
But the NGO managed to get some of the documents, including the autopsy and radiology reports, through unofficial means. The radiology report, from Adam Malik General Hospital in Medan, where Golfrid was first treated, showed injuries to his head, including fractures in three places.
"What we regret is that the police always emphasized the alcohol level, but never conveyed the details of the injuries on his body to the public," Andi says. "Why would they cherry-pick which facts to reveal? That's raises questions for us. What's going on with the North Sumatra Police?"
The police also didn't disclose details of the traffic accident analysis that formed the basis for their conclusion about how Golfrid had died, Andi says. That's why the family and colleagues have called on authorities in Jakarta to step in and take over the investigation from the provincial police, as well as look into the alleged death threats.
"We ask the police and the state to really look at the political and economic dimensions of this case, not to see this as a simple murder case, much less simplify it by saying that it's a regular traffic accident," Walhi's Nur says.
Resmi says she won't stop until she finds out the truth about what happened to her husband four months ago. "We must get to the bottom of the case," she says.
Source: https://news.mongabay.com/2020/02/indonesia-golfrid-siregar-nshe-medan-hydropower-batang-toru-walhi
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Hot Town Cool Girl is this awesome blog by Nabila, a 13 year old from Texas. Nabila is just so lovely ahh and one of my best blogger friends<333 Hot Town Cool Girl is, similar to my blog, a mix of everything and anything, it doesn't really specialise in one niche, but branches out to lots - Nabila does reviews, writes a little poetry, shares all the cool things she's been up to, gives advice and so much more! If you're looking for a new blog to check out (or are parent wanting to give your children a blog to read), I would definitely recommend Hot Town Cool Girl!
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Anyway, life goes on, things change, I don't D&D anymore. But it's still a source of many fond memories, so when great blog gaming-themed posts come up, I'm all in. A friend of mine shared this comic, and since then I have read it many times. Friends, would you please drop whatever you are doing and check out: Fated, written by Jasmine Walls, illustrated by Amy Phillips.
So here's what I love about Fated. First, it's just so funny. We've all been there – you're all ready to do an amazing move, win the battle or whatever, and then you role a 1. Epic fail. So the opposite of what you intended happens; it's a real frustration. Also the source of unending hilarity. Basically this is what happens in Fated – you will laugh your pants off.
That's not why I'm sharing this comic, though. It came to me earlier, when I was writing my post about diverse characters in erotica, that what I'm really looking for is effortless diversity. In the world, yes, but since that's a tall order, at least in art. And Fated delivers that. Without making a big deal about it – without even saying it – the artists have managed to portray a group of people who clearly know and care about each other, with evidently different backgrounds and beliefs. They're friends; they laugh, they joke, they tease – especially when unexpected gay romance takes the stage. For me, that's effortless diversity.
That's my goal. That's the way I want the world to be – that's what I'm working for.
And in the meantime I'm gonna go ahead and check out Fated again. It makes me smile every time!
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November 10, 2020 10:30 AM ET
After serious adverse effects were reported, Brazil halted the late-stage trial of a Chinese coronavirus vaccine, Bloomberg reported Wednesday.
The Brazil Health Agency said Tuesday that the trial of Sinovac Biotech Ldt's vaccine, called Coronavac, was interrupted after an incident occurred Oct. 29, Bloomberg reported. The health agency declined to give more information about the incident but said that the trial was paused in compliance with regulation while the agency decides if it should continue.
BREAKING: The trial of Chinese Covid-19 vaccine Coronavac has been halted by Brazil, citing a serious adverse event. China has already given the vaccine to people. https://t.co/MXIYuL8inJ pic.twitter.com/GKqMnjjpCE
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A Brazilian research center partnered with Sinovac, Sao Paulo's Instituto Butantan, said that they would investigate what happened and indicated that they were surprised by the news, Bloomberg reported. One of the volunteers participating in the trial has died, but their death is unrelated to the vaccine, Director Dimas Covas said. (RELATED: Stocks Skyrocket Amid Potential COVID-19 Vaccine News)
AstraZeneca Plc and Johnson & Johnson also had to pause their trials recently due to serious adverse effects. Both trials were resumed following an investigation, Bloomberg reported.
A "serious adverse effect" could include death, immediate risk of death, incapacitation or hospitalization, according to Bloomberg.
Under an emergency order, China has already issued vaccines, including Coronavac, to hundreds of thousands of people, according to Bloomberg.
"After communicating with the Brazilian partner Butantan Institute, we learned the head of Butantan Institute believed that this serious adverse event (SAE) is not related to the vaccine," Sinovac said on their website. "The clinical study in Brazil is strictly carried out in accordance with GCP requirements and we are confident in the safety of the vaccine."
Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro criticized China, claiming that "due to its origin" people wouldn't feel safe with a Chinese vaccine. China lacks credibility to come up with solutions to help the coronavirus pandemic, Bolsonaro said according to the report.
China dismissed the criticisms. China's Foreign Ministry said that China and Brazil have "sound cooperation on epidemic control."
Pfizer Inc. and BioNTech SE both released data showing that in a trial of tens of thousands of volunteers, their vaccine prevented 90% of coronavirus cases, raising hopes that a vaccine could be developed quickly.
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The future is bright for Markham's life sciences industry. As one of the four strategically targeted business segments, the city has made moves to become a Canadian centre for industry innovators and collaborators from all corners of the globe. As a result, Markham's life sciences sector has doubled its activity in the last seven years alone and given rise to over 1,000 high tech and life sciences companies, employing 39,000 professionals throughout the region.
"With such well known multinational companies as Johnson and Johnson, Astellas, Toshiba, and TEVA, and a robust and growing presence of innovative small to medium companies, Markham is becoming a hub for life sciences activity in Canada," said Stephen Chait, Director of Culture and Economic Development, City of Markham.
No doubt, rising demand, breakthrough technologies, and a prospering knowledge-based workforce have made Markham an alluring home base for life sciences leaders. And over the past several years, there have been many to answer the call.
NP Screen, for one, made headlines for introducing a new cancer-detecting technology designed to detect the presence of cancerous cells in the nasopharynx in cases where there is no evidence of a visible tumour while InnoMind Technology turned heads for revealing portable ultrasound technology that puts diagnostic ultrasound tool into the hands of caregivers and emergency first responders in remote areas.
This appetite for innovation is also on display in Markham-based companies like MedChart, which recently released its automated acquisition process to provide a seamless and hassle-free way for patients to obtain medical records from their healthcare providers through the company's proprietary online portal. Elsewhere, Pharmaceutical Innovation Ltd. is doing its part to enhance the healthcare experience through advances like its Intelechip technology, for providing verbal drug descriptions in the language of the user; Health Espresso, a Bluetooth-enabled app that serves as a virtual caregiver; the InteleMed Zone secure online portal for emergency personnel and physicians; and its newest line of senior-friendly and child-resistant medical vials.
"With each new product we bring to life, our mandate is to empower patients to understand, manage, and track their medication and consume them properly," said Tamer Mikhail, founder and CEO in an interview with Markham Thrives.
Markham's life sciences community is also eager to collaborate. This fall, the non-profit innovation centre ventureLAB and the national health care provider and non-profit organization Saint Elizabeth announced plans to leverage their existing relationships to develop a connected cluster of healthcare innovators and developers within York Region/GTA.
All combined, this activity has drawn attention from industry players across the globe. In one example, India's RAD365 healthcare services company revealed plans in late 2016 to establish a new R&D hub in Markham where it will work with local hospitals and caregivers to develop sensor-based data collection and predictive modelling.
Denmark-based LEO Pharma also selected Markham to host its first North American innovation lab. Opened in January 2016, the aptly named LEO Innovation Lab was set up to explore partnerships with startups and support the development of innovations in apps, digital platforms, artificial intelligence, wearables, virtual reality, and other advanced, non-pharmaceutical solutions for people living with psoriasis.
the digital space and the startup community to help us hack new and creative solutions to help people better manage and deal with their condition," said Miron Derchansky, head of the LEO Innovation Lab, during the landmark facility's launch.
These are just a handful of success stories from Markham's life sciences industry. Certainly, one need only look to the sector's exponential growth and growing global reputation for proof of the city's commitment to becoming one of Canada's largest life sciences destinations.
"The life sciences industry is a key source of innovation, commercialization and high quality employment in Markham. Our significant growth in this sector is due in part to our connected ecosystem of large and small companies, universities and colleges, hospitals, support organizations such as ventureLAB, and our skilled and diverse pool of talent," said Markham Mayor Frank Scarpitti.


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We should be experts in how not to buy insurance
Spanish multinational Abengoa's chief risk officer, Rogelio Bautista Guardeno, answers StrategicRISK's questions about his unique approach to risk management
Could you tell us about your career history?
"I graduated in law and I also did postgraduate studies in business administration and human resource management. My first job as a professional was as a manager for a company owned by the French business Vivendi. I have been at Abengoa for the past 20 years. At first I was the manager of one of the companies of the group, and 13 years ago the chief executive gave me the task of setting up a risk management department in our company."
Why did he pick you to set up the risk management department?
"I think he knew I had the right management experience, but he also wanted someone who had an education in law, was technically minded and understood the engineering industry. From the beginning, our idea of risk management was not related to insurance, it was to analyse and understand our political, financial and regulatory risks. The chief executive wanted someone who could analyse contracts, agreements, joint ventures, clauses, responsibilities and so on. At the beginning it was me and me alone and now we have 35 people working in the risk management department."
Is ERM gaining influence and popularity throughout Europe?
"I think there is a lack of understanding of risk management at the highest levels in some big companies in Europe. It's true that there is a growing number of people who understand that risk management is something that adds value to a company. However, only a few years ago it was still seen as a process that was there solely to protect assets and responsibilities, not to anticipate possible risks or improve the company. In the US the situation is quite different and there are more CFOs than in Europe - my role is more akin to that of a CFO than a risk manager in the traditional sense of the term. I think that Abengoa is probably the only company in Spain where the risk management department engages in all these kinds of activities."
I believe we are in a critical time. I think that we are in a time when dynamics are changing, there are lots of different pieces which are moving and changing place
What is the most important lesson that you have learned in your career?
"The most important thing is probably that you cannot achieve real risk management if the executive branch of the company is not convinced; risk managers need the support of the board to do their jobs effectively. The most important lesson for me is that risk management has to come from the top down and not from the bottom up. If risk management comes from the top down, 75% of the battle is already won. The second valuable lesson is that risk management has to be a function that forces the risk manager to understand all of the processes, functions and staff of their company. Risk managers have to have a very broad perspective; you can't simply be an expert in insurance. I often say that the risk manager should be an expert in how not to buy insurance: ideally they should know how to manage risks without paying for them. Of course, you need to know how to buy insurance, what kind of insurance policies there are in the market, what kind of risk you are able to protect with an insurance policy; but this is the second step. The first step is to manage all other options so that you don't have to buy insurance."
Do you communicate with staff at all levels of the company?
"Yes, I think that this is very important. We have several internal procedures and we have an internal manual on risk management that is transmitted to all employees in the company. For example, for 10 years now I have been organising internal training in risk management not only for the risk management or insurance team but also commercial people, technical people and the management team. Risk managers must be able to obtain allies in the company. The other people in the business have to see the risk manager as someone who helps, who brings something, not someone who takes away or limits activity. This is because our work as risk managers depends on what these people tell us about the running of the business; we have to be loved, not hated by the organisation."
How do you think risk management is evolving?
"I'm not sure. When you talk with other risk managers, they say that risk management is evolving and that's a good thing. But in reality, if the awareness and support of executive management is not increasing, risk management cannot develop effectively. I believe that the evolution that we are seeing in risk management is the result of the efforts of risk managers rather than increasing support from the board. The main factor is that there are many great people working in risk management, people who have great ideas and who have the intention of developing the discipline of risk management. However, companies' boards need to give more support to these kinds of individuals."
How do you think the economic crisis is affecting risk managers?
"I believe we are in a critical time. I think that we are in a time when dynamics are changing, there are lots of different pieces which are moving and changing place. For example, you have the Arab Spring and various economic convulsions. I think that risk managers are obliged to understand the implications of these events and also to raise themselves above, to have a more objective view of the situation. We have to be able to see these events from above so we can anticipate the consequences of these events and protect our companies. You have to have a global perspective of the situation and be able to react very quickly to changing factors. I think that this is the most critical economic situation in my time as a risk manager."
Headspace: Lennart Edström
Electrolux's group risk vice-president Lennart Edström believes in people and admires those who stand up for what they believe in, regardless of the consequences
Deloitte research benchmarks UK corporate risk management
Large corporates put their risk management in the hands of CFOs and focus less on strategic risk
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With a Greek default looking increasingly like a near certainty there are still a heap of unanswered questions surrounding Europe's €1 trillion bailout fund


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True: The Four Seasons of Jackie Robinson
True: The Four Seasons of Jackie Robinson quantity
Author: Kennedy, Kostya
Publisher: St. Martin's Press
True is a probing, richly-detailed, unique biography of Jackie Robinson, one of baseball's–and America's–most significant figures.
For players, fans, managers, and executives, Jackie Robinson remains baseball's singular figure, the person who most profoundly extended, and continues to extend, the reach of the game. Beyond Ruth. Beyond Clemente. Beyond Aaron. Beyond the heroes of today. Now, a half-century since Robinson's death, letters come to his widow, Rachel, by the score. But Robinson's impact extended far beyond baseball: he opened the door for Black Americans to participate in other sports, and was a national figure who spoke and wrote eloquently about inequality.
True: The Four Seasons of Jackie Robinson by Kostya Kennedy is an unconventional biography, focusing on four transformative years in Robinson's athletic and public life: 1946, his first year playing in the essentially all-white minor leagues for the Montreal Royals; 1949, when he won the Most Valuable Player Award in his third season as a Brooklyn Dodger; 1956, his final season in major league baseball, when he played valiantly despite his increasing health struggles; and 1972, the year of his untimely death. Through it all, Robinson remained true to the effort and the mission, true to his convictions and contradictions.
Kennedy examines each of these years through details not reported in previous biographies, bringing them to life in vivid prose and through interviews with fans and players who witnessed his impact, as well as with Robinson's surviving family. These four crucial years offer a unique vision of Robinson as a player, a father and husband, and a civil rights hero–a new window on a complex man, tied to the 50th anniversary of his passing and the 75th anniversary of his professional baseball debut.


To escape local gossip, jilted bride Michelle Bradford embarks on her honeymoon cruise —alone. Coaxed by a thrill seeking hunk she never expects to see again, she slowly sheds her good girl persona to have some well deserved fun. But unlike Vegas, what happens on the high seas doesn't always stay there.


Online Giving is Here !
Saint Patrick parish now provides A convenient and safe way to make a one-time or recurring donation.
Getting started is easy: just click the link below. When you participate, your gift will be securely transferred directly into the parish bank account. You won't have to remember to write a check or stop by the ATM on Sundays.
Come be a part of our fabulous volunteer team! Hallmark Health VNA and Hospice located in Malden is looking for people who want to make a difference. Are you interested in visiting with hospice patients in the community, or maybe lending a hand administratively in our office? Also, we are a "We Honor Vets" Partner Level 1 organization and we are always looking for veterans who would like to volunteer and visit with other veteran patients. For more info or to volunteer, please give our Volunteer Coordinator, Allison Manheim Caplin, a call at 781-338-7863.
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR GROWTH - NOT A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN!
What a blessing to be part of such a giving community! As you know, the Diocese recently initiated The Increased Offertory Campaign at St. Patrick Parish, even though it is around the same time that we initiate our Grand Annual Campaign. Please do not feel overwhelmed. We can only do what we are able to do!!
We would like to recognize all our parishioners for their generous response to our Increased Offertory Campaign. To those of you who have already made a commitment, thank you for your generosity and dedication to St. Patrick. To those who are still considering it, we appreciate your prayerful consideration.
Electronic Giving Is Catching on at St. Patrick…Have You Signed Up Yet?
If you haven't done so already, please join us! It's easy to sign up. Simply enroll on-line below under ONLINE DONATIONS. Please contact the parish office at 781-438-0960 to receive more information.
One definition states: An acolyte is a cleric promoted to the fourth and highest minor order in the Latin Church, ranking next to a subdeacon. The chief offices of an acolyte are to light the candles on the altar, to carry them in procession, and during the solemn singing of the Gospel; to prepare wine and water for the sacrifice of the Mass; and to assist the sacred ministers at the Mass, and other public services of the Church.
This may sound overwhelming, but I promise you, it is not. Nothing in the service of God and neighbor is overwhelming because God always helps us through.
One of the most important ministries here at Saint Patrick Church is the ministry of Funeral Servers or "Acolytes" as we sometimes call them. When we read from St. Paul's letter to the Corinthians (12:26) "If one member suffers in the body of Christ which is the Church, all the members suffer with that member" we may find ourselves being called into God's service. We who are baptized into Christ and nourished at the same table of the Lord are responsible for one another. When a member of Christ's Body dies, we, the faithful, are called to offer consolation to those who have suffered the loss of one whom they love. This ministry is part of the pastoral care by the community to those who have lost a loved one.
If you feel this call, give Deacon Frank Dello Russo a call @781-438-2498 or email me at [email protected].
Thank you so much for your continued prayers and support for our church!
Our parish currently needs Pastoral Visitors who are willing to bring Holy Eucharist to and pray with the many faithful homebound parishioners who, due to illness or advanced age, are no longer able to join us for Mass. If you have considered serving in this manner, God may be inviting you to share his loving comfort through the beautiful ministry of Pastoral Care. For more information, please call Patrice Fitzpatrick at 781-438-0200.
Like a family, Saint Patrick Parish has been there for us through the years, offering us the sacraments to strengthen us as we make our way on our earthly pilgrimage. We've made lifelong friends and enjoyed fellowship with friends old and new. Sunday Homilies, given in an engaging manner, have helped encourage us and to bring better order in our lives. We've enjoyed the hymns provided by our wonderful music department. Through our social outreach, we've better understood the needs of the less fortunate and how we can help them, particularly when we work together as a parish community. For those of us blessed with children, Saint Patrick Parish has formed and enriched them through our Religious Education Program and through Saint Patrick Catholic School both educationally and spiritually.
Donation: You can make a one-time tax deductible donation or make a recurring donation by joining our Parish and becoming a registered member of this dynamic church.
Planned Giving: as the diocese and the churches involved continue towards collaboration, we are a stand-alone Parish, please know that your planned gift to Saint Patrick Parish can ensure the legacy of our Parish.
Wills and Bequests: Once you've taken care of your family, please consider a bequest to Saint Patrick Parish. If you decide to name Saint Patrick parish in your will, please notify me or the business manager so we may thank you.
Insurance and Stock Gifts: there are several ways to turn insurance policies into charitable instruments. Stocks, bonds and other securities are also alternative ways to give that can benefit both you and Saint Patrick Parish.
Thank you for considering St. Patrick Parish!
If you would like to dedicate a leaf or rock, please print and complete the order form and return it with your check to Attn: Tree of Life, Parish Office, 71 Central Street, Stoneham, MA 02180. You may also place your form and check into the offertory collection basket. Please be sure to indicate "Tree of Life" on your envelope. If you have any questions, please contact the Parish Office at 781-438-0960. The "Tree of Life" order form will also be available in the Parish Office.
The Tree of Life is an ancient symbol representing the interconnectedness of all things. With its branches reaching up into the sky, its roots deep down in the ground, the Tree of Life represents spiritual nourishment and the uniting of heaven and earth. A symbol used to comprehend and appreciate the life- giving, ever-bearing Spirit of God.
I am introducing this to you as many people, parishioners and non-parishioners, have approached Father Frank and me as to the possibility of memorial gift opportunities at Saint Patrick Parish. A memorial gift opportunity is a specific item possessing religious, devotional or functional significance which serves to observe a donor's special intention. It may be to remember a dearly departed loved one or sometimes it is to remember, in a special way, someone who is still alive. Since we have very few opportunities remaining aside from the Sacred Heart Statue and Baptismal Font in the main church, and two remaining stain glass windows, we will be introducing the Saint Patrick Tree of Life. A lasting dedication permanently displayed in the first floor entry to the Church and Parish Center, our new Tree of Life will be a beautiful sculpture cast in bronze and bearing "celebration" leaves. Its purpose will be to honor, recognize and memorialize those we hold dear while simultaneously supporting our parish.
Your generous gifts will enable St. Patrick Parish to maintain and upgrade our facilities, establish new programs, and sponsor new events – all in order to better serve you our congregation, and our community. Please know that we are immensely grateful for your donation. Thank you for shining your light to enable us to continue to shine a light for others.
The Little Sisters of the Poor in Somerville, MA is currently seeking a Part-time Driver/Gardener.
Position requires experience transporting large groups, though CDL license not required. Mainly days, though some evening or weekend work occasionally needed. Must have excellent driving record. This position also includes gardening work during the spring through fall seasons. General knowledge of seasonal plant care necessary.
Please contact Kathy Rice at 617-776-4420 Ext. 318 or [email protected].
Our Meals on Wheels Drivers deliver 2000 healthy meals, every weekday, to elders and adults living with disabilities. Our drivers may deliver the only meal of the day to our homebound clients in addition to providing critical social contact and safety check. These few moments of kindness make this service so much more than just the delivery of a meal.
Today additional drivers are needed to meet the increasing demand for home delivered meals in our service area that includes 11 cities and towns. If you are interested in giving back to your community through this part-time job, apply today! Please call Sara at 781-324-7705 ext. 689 or visit our website www.mves.org/join-us/.


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// error struct define
typedef struct EC_x {
               Qus_EC_t EC;
               char Exception_Data[48];
               }EC_t;
// definitions
#define _1KB 1024
#define _8K _1KB * 8
#define _32K _1KB * 32
#define _64K _1KB * 64
#define _1MB _1KB * _1KB
#define _1GB ((long)_1MB * _1KB)
#define _CPYRGHT "Copyright (c) Chris Hird 2016 Made available under the terms of the license of the containing project"
#pragma comment(copyright,_CPYRGHT)

int main(int argc, char **argv) {
int List_Info_Len = 0;                      // list info len
float pct_avail;                            // available percent
float dasd_avail;                           // dasd available
char Reset[10] = "*NO       ";              // reset info
char Fmt_Name[8] = "SSTS0200";              // request format
Qwc_SSTS0200_t List_Info;                   // list info struct
EC_t Error_Code = {0};                      // error struct

Error_Code.EC.Bytes_Provided = sizeof(Error_Code);
List_Info_Len = sizeof(List_Info);
QWCRSSTS(&List_Info,
         List_Info_Len,
         Fmt_Name,
         Reset,
         &Error_Code);
if(Error_Code.EC.Bytes_Available > 0) {
   printf("Error code QWCRSSTS %.7s\n",Error_Code.EC.Exception_Id);
   exit(-1);
   }
// convert the information and push to stdout
pct_avail = (float)100 - (List_Info.Pct_System_ASP_used/10000);
dasd_avail = List_Info.Total_Aux_Storage * pct_avail/100000;
// print the information to stdout
printf("Percentage Available disk %.1f%%\n",pct_avail);
printf("Total %.3fGB\n",(float)List_Info.Total_Aux_Storage/1000);
printf("Dasd available = %.3fGB\n",dasd_avail);
printf("System Name %.8s\n",List_Info.System_Name);
if(*List_Info.Restricted_State == '0')
   printf("System not in Restricted State\n");
if(*List_Info.Restricted_State == '1')
   printf("System in Restricted State\n");
printf("Processor Used %.1f%%\n",(float)List_Info.Pct_Processing_Unit_Used/1000);
printf("Jobs in System %d\n",List_Info.Jobs_In_System);
printf("%% Perm Addresses %.3f%%\n",(float)List_Info.Pct_Perm_Addresses/1000);
printf("%% Temp Addresses %.3f%%\n",(float)List_Info.Pct_Temp_Addresses/1000);
printf("System ASP %.3fGB\n",List_Info.System_ASP/1000);
printf("%% System ASP Used %.3f%%\n",(float)List_Info.Pct_System_ASP_used/10000);
printf("Total Storage %.3fGB\n",(float)List_Info.Total_Aux_Storage/1000);
printf("Unprotected %dMB\n",List_Info.Current_Unprotect_Storage);
printf("Max Unprotected %dMB\n",List_Info.Maximum_Unprotect_Storage);
if(List_Info.DB_Capability == -1)
   printf("DB Capability not reported\n");
else
   printf("%% DB Capability %.1f%%\n",(float)List_Info.DB_Capability/1000);
printf("Number of partitions %d\n",List_Info.Number_Of_Partitions);
printf("Partition Identifier %d\n",List_Info.Partition_Identifier);
printf("Current Processor Capacity %.2f\n",(float)List_Info.Current_Processing_Capacity/100);
if(List_Info.Processor_Sharing_Attribute == '0')
   printf("Processor Sharing *NONE\n");
if(List_Info.Processor_Sharing_Attribute == '1')
   printf("Processor Sharing *CAPPED\n");
if(List_Info.Processor_Sharing_Attribute == '2')
   printf("Processor Sharing *UNCAPPED\n");
printf("Number of processors %d\n",List_Info.Number_Of_Processors);
printf("Number Active Jobs %d\n",List_Info.Active_Jobs_In_System);
printf("Active Threads %d\n",List_Info.Active_Threads_In_System);
printf("Max jobs in System %d\n",List_Info.Maximum_Jobs_In_System);
printf("Temp 256MB segments %.2f%%\n",(float)List_Info.Temp_256MB_Segments/100);
printf("Temp 4GB Segments %.2f%%\n",(float)List_Info.Temp_4GB_Segments/100);
printf("Perm 256MB Segments %.2f%%\n",(float)List_Info.Perm_256MB_Segments/100);
printf("Perm 4GB Segments %.2f%%\n",(float)List_Info.Perm_4GB_Segments/100);
printf("Curr Interactive Perf %d%%\n",List_Info.Cur_Interactive_Performance);
printf("Uncapped CPU Used %.2f%%\n",(float)List_Info.Uncapped_CPU_Capacity_Used/10);
if(List_Info.Shared_Processor_Pool_Used == -1)
   printf("Shared Processor not used\n");
else
   printf("Shared processor used %.2f%%\n",(float)List_Info.Shared_Processor_Pool_Used/10);
printf("Main memory %.3fGB\n",(float)List_Info.Main_Storage_Size/1048576);
exit(0);
}


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Q: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/hp/hpl/jena/shared/BadURIException on running servlet I get a "java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/hp/hpl/jena/shared/BadURIException" when running a very simple servlet. The error points back to the initialisation of the "Tagger" class. The code is as follows
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.PrintWriter;

import javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse;

import my.package.Tagger;

public class NormaliserServlet extends HttpServlet{
    public void doGet(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse response) throws IOException{
        Tagger pot = new Tagger("");

        response.setContentType("text");
        PrintWriter out = response.getWriter();
        out.println("hello");
        out.println(pot.someMethod());
        out.close();

        this.log("Request for normaliser");
    }
}

The war file contains the jar file defining "Tagger" in WEB-INF/lib and a similar invocation works outside of a servlet. I can't seem to find what the problem would be. The web.xml is pretty standard too:
<servlet>
    <servlet-name>normalise</servlet-name>
    <servlet-class>NormaliserServlet</servlet-class>
</servlet>
<servlet-mapping>
    <servlet-name>normalise</servlet-name>
    <url-pattern>/normalise</url-pattern>
</servlet-mapping>

I'm using winstone as the servlet container, but i get the exact same error in tomcat. The stacktrace is:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/hp/hpl/jena/shared/BadURIException
    at NormaliserServlet.doGet(NormaliserServlet.java:13)
    at javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet.service(HttpServlet.java:104)
    at javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet.service(HttpServlet.java:45)
    at winstone.ServletConfiguration.execute(ServletConfiguration.java:249)
    at winstone.RequestDispatcher.forward(RequestDispatcher.java:335)
    at winstone.RequestHandlerThread.processRequest(RequestHandlerThread.java:244)
    at winstone.RequestHandlerThread.run(RequestHandlerThread.java:150)
    at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:619)

A: You are missing the jar files from the Jena project.
They should be in your WAR file.
It could be an indirect dependency of some other library that you use. Take a look at the stacktrace to see what else sits between Jena and your code.

A: It looks like you're missing the jar for Jena(?) which defines the BadURIException class. Is that jar included in your WEB-INF/lib directory as well? Have you tried looking at the unpacked war file in Winstone and checking if the relevant jars are all there?

A: This class com/hp/hpl/jena/shared/BadURIException, presumably instantiated by Tagger is not in your servlet container's classpath.
If it works outside your servlet container, it's likely you have entries in your environment defining the classpath.
Check the classpath and copy the missing lib within the servlet container's lib directory.

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The future of the industry is just as bright. In 2017, regions around the world are expected to grow directly because of the tourism and travel industry. Locations including Sub-Saharan Africa and Asia Pacific are set to experience GDP development of 4.4% and 6.1% respectively1.
Adventure Travel – By 2030, almost 60% travelers will arrive in a country with an emerging economy, states the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC). All of these tourists are interested in going to new places to develop an appreciation for different cultures, views, and ways of life. These travelers are in search of experiences where they can immerse themselves in a place.
Business Travel –Up $1.2 trillion (USD) in 2015, global business travel spending is predicted to grow to $1.6 trillion (USD) by 2020, according to the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA).
To handle the masses traveling for leisure and businesses, airlines continue to add dozens of new flights monthly. Most notably, United Airlines announced a new ultra-long flight between Houston and Sydney earlier in September. Beginning in 2018, this 8,596-mile flight will service customers from all across the U.S. as it is the only flight to Sydney leaving from Texas. Read United Airlines' press release regarding their new, nonstop service between Houston and Sydney.
If tourism trends continue, more people – especially Millennials who have the greatest amount of disposable income – will flock to destinations across the world. A variety of reasons are driving people to plan trips from the opportunity for new experiences to work-related jaunts.
When people travel, their money follows. Those investing in prime tourist destinations – which in today's world expand far and wide to the most developed nations and to those still emerging – can directly and indirectly reap benefits of spending. A direct financial impact can be felt by investing in travel-related companies such as airlines, rental cars, hotels, restaurants, entertainment, and recreation, as well as outside goods and services like PR, maintenance, and energy. Indirect or induced financial results are defined by investments in agriculture, healthcare, communication, and real estate.
Diversified portfolios will take advantage of both types of investments. Commonwealth Funds offers a variety of mutual funds that invest in tourism-heavy locations including Africa, Australia, New Zealand, and Japan.
1Source: World Travel and Tourism Council's 2017 Global Economic Impact and Issues.


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Why the Wild Goose Festival Matters
Carl McColman
Organization: Not available
Last month some 1500 people or so gathered at a small campground in Pittsboro, North Carolina (about 20 miles south of Chapel Hill) for the first annual Wild Goose Festival. This gathering, modeled after the successful and long-running Greenbelt Festival in the UK, featured a wide array of musicians, speakers, artists, and worship leaders gathered around the themes of Justice, Spirituality, Music, and Art.
Musicians included Beth Nielsen Chapman, Michelle Shocked, Jennifer Knapp, Sarah Masen, the Psalters, and Chip Andrus; speakers included Jim Wallis, Richard Rohr, T-Bone Burnett, Shane Claiborne, Phyllis Tickle, Tony Campolo, Vincent Harding, Brian McLaren, and Lynne Hybels. But these names represent only a fraction of the artists and presenters who contributed to the three-day event. In addition to the multiple events occurring pretty much non-stop from 7:30 in the morning until late in the evening, the festival featured programming for kids and young adults, plenty of food, books and CDs for sale, and several dozen vendors and exhibitors (most of whom represented ministries involved in various issues related to social justice). All of this under the blazing early summer sun in the Carolina woods (meaning that some of the most unpopular "festival goers" were the ticks and the chiggers!).
I had the privilege of being one of the presenters at this inaugural gathering; alas, because of family commitments I was not able to participate in the opening and closing ceremonies of the festival. But I saw enough of the event to believe that the Wild Goose Festival could easily become one of the most important annual gatherings of Christians in the United States. And here's why:
The Wild Goose Festival defied stereotypes. Was this a gathering of Evangelicals? Mainline Protestants? Emergent-Church types? Folks alienated from the church, but not from the promise of Christian spirituality? All of these groups were in plentiful supply at the gathering, along with enough Catholics and non-Christians to give the community a truly ecumenical flavor.
The Wild Goose is shaped, but not limited, by a clear political vision. No one would accuse this festival of being sponsored by the Tea Party. At one of my talks I asked the audience what issues they were the most concerned about, and the replies ranged from "care for the environment" to "justice for the poor" to advocacy for women, people of color, and the LGBT community. "Love your enemies" mattered more at the Wild Goose Festival than "Cut taxes." But what I found refreshing about the festival was how it seemed to be relatively free of political posturing. Maybe that's because of where I spent my time (I was more drawn to speakers addressing interfaith issues or the relationship between faith and science), but I felt the tone of the festival was marked by hope and celebration, never ideological aggression or defensiveness.
The Festival Created Space for Conversations that Matter. From Tony and Peggy Campolo wrestling over conflicting ways for Christians to think about human sexuality; to Patheos CEO Leo Brunnick pondering the relationship between spirituality and technology; to Paul Knitter articulating a meaningful way to integrate Christian devotion with interfaith exploration, the Wild Goose Festival seemed to foster a safe and respectful atmosphere where Christians could engage in some deeply necessary conversations. The last day of the festival I chatted with a woman who teaches science at the middle school level. We talked about how the relationship between faith and politics, between faith and science, between Christianity and other faiths, and between activism and spirituality were all seriously explored over the course of the event. Any one of these conversations is vital for the church. To have all four conversations going on in the same place, simultaneously, seems to me to be evidence of the Holy Spirit at work (which may not be too surprising, since the "Wild Goose" is an old Scottish metaphor for the Holy Spirit).
Ultimately, the festival was simply a lot of fun. One of Phyllis Tickle's presentations (on the question of how authority will evolve in the church of the future) was nearly drowned out by a lusty old-timey hymn-sing-a-long taking place just through the woods… at the beer tent. Amid great cheers and good-natured conviviality, folks were singing "Just as I am" and "Blessed Assurance" and other traditional hymns, while enjoying good company and a local micro-brewery's specially made "Wild Goose Ale." While this might have scandalized some of our more ascetically-minded ancestors, it struck me as a fitting metaphor for the entire event: the Wild Goose functioned as a place where we could affirm just how deeply our faith mattered to us, and therefore so did our political, spiritual, and social concerns — but we also recognized that, ultimately, Christianity is a faith of joy and celebration, worthy of lifting a pint with friends.
Plans are already underway for a second Wild Goose Festival in 2012. No dates have been announced yet, but a festival insider told me it will almost assuredly remain in central North Carolina, at least for next year. If my schedule at all permits, I'll be there. There are too many essential conversations which need to continue.


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TakeYour Game to the Next Level with CBD for Fitness
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For decades cannabidiol (CBD) had been shunned as "the other cannabinoid" in cannabis, taking a back seat to its notorious cannabinoid companion tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). CBD doesn't get you high, so it was relegated to the back burner by cannabis breeders who selectively manipulated their Sativa L strains for higher THC content. THC most definitely produces a mental high with the psychoactive punch that has made the marijuana plant so popular throughout the ages. In the meantime, the hemp variety of the cannabis family was cultivated over the centuries as a sustainable source of fiber for paper, cordage, clothing, and textiles. Today the result is industrial hemp, a Sativa L cannabis strain which just happens to be rich in CBD content with minuscule trace levels of THC.
In the latter half of the 20th century, cannabis research pioneers such as the Israeli chemist Raphael Mechoulam began to unveil the enigmatic actions of both THC and CBD on the human brain, opening the door to the discovery of the endocannabinoid system (ECS). The ECS is a comprehensive biocommunication feedback network centered in the vital limbic and paralimbic regions of the brain. These regions regulate critical functions such as sleep, appetite, immune response, emotions, motor control, cognitive thought, memory, and pain tolerance, just to name a few.
As research continues to unravel the intricate network of the ECS which all mammals have, it's becoming difficult to point to any physiological process in which the ECS doesn't exert its influence. The mission of the ECS is to maintain a balanced mind and body, the process scientists call "homeostasis." Athletes, yoga gurus, and fitness experts are all now turning to CBD to manipulate the ECS and achieve maximum results from their rigorous fitness regimens and workout routines.
The Legal CBD Market in 2019
CBD has now emerged as the long sought after "magic ingredient" in cannabis. The benevolent non-psychoactive cannabinoid is responsible for a vast array of therapeutic benefits with an impressive arsenal of pharmacological actions. In 2018, U.S. federal law finally caught up to the science with the passage of the 2018 Farm Bill which legalized the hemp variety of cannabis with its abundant CBD content and less than .03% trace levels of THC. CBD from hemp (and only hemp) is now legal in all 50 states.
CBD attracts the majority of health consumers from the general public who seek to alleviate the symptoms of anxiety and stress, manage pain safely, enhance sleep, relieve chronic inflammatory conditions such as arthritis and joint pain, and improve mood and the overall sense of well being. CBD's nontoxic, non-addictive nature makes it one of the safest substances in the household medicine cabinet. A wave of intense CBD research in preclinical studies on animals, as well as clinical studies with human subjects, has unveiled the diverse range of cannabidiol's amazing therapeutic properties including:
anti-cortisol
anti-catabolic
analgesic (painkilling)
neuroprotective (encourages healthy nerve and brain cell growth)
antipsychotic
antiemetic (relieves nausea and vomiting)
Fitness professionals and athletes make up the other significant sector of the CBD market. They're using the nonaddictive pharmacological potency of CBD not only to boost injury recovery to get back in the game, but to enhance performance in rigorous training and build muscles which allow them to compete at the highest competitive levels.
Professional Athletes and CBD For Training, Pain Management, & Injury Recovery
MMA (mixed martial arts) fighter Nate Diaz shocked the sports world in 2016 when he whipped out a vape pen full of CBD oil and began puffing away during a post-fight press conference. The unapologetic brawler had just finished a punishing championship bout with Conor MacGregor and explained to stunned reporters that CBD helped him throughout training, competition, and recovery. "It's CBD," said the bruised and cut Diaz, "It makes your life a better place." In 2017, the pro-CBD movement among athletes launched by the Diaz interview eventually resulted in CBD's removal from the forbidden substances lists at the WADA (World AntiDoping Agency) as well as the USADA, opening the door to legitimate CBD use for U.S. Olympic athletes as well.
Diaz has been joined in the swelling ranks of athletes endorsing CBD by Jiu-Jitsu fighter Pascal Pakter who turned to CBD after suffering a debilitating injury to two vertebrae from an intense weight training session. Pakter didn't pull any punches saying, "I use CBD and CBD saved my life." Pakter was taking up to 30 opioid pills per day to manage post-surgical recovery pain before turning to CBD for tolerance-free pain management without risking addiction or overdose.
NFL players are also seeking an alternative to addictive opioids and anti-inflammatory drugs to manage pain endured during and after their physically punishing careers. In a recent interview with the Washington Post, former Denver Bronco's defensive end Ebenezer Ekuban said, "I think in due time, the NFL is going to realize that CBD is not a performance-enhancing drug. If anything, it helps with anxiety, helps with concentration, it helps with pain."
Fitness Enhancement For Natural Performance Enhancement With CBD
Ebenezer Ekuban is referring to traditional PEDs (performance enhancing drugs) which some athletes have relied on to radically change their bodies in an effort to increase athletic performance. Anabolic steroid agents such as testosterone can increase muscle mass and enhance performance but those gains come at a high price. "Roid rage" is one of the most infamous side effects, but anabolic agents can also cause physical changes such as male pattern baldness, abnormal breast growth, and impotence in men. Women can experience a deepening of the voice, abnormal hair growth on the face, stomach and upper back, as well as menstrual disruptions.
CBD & the Cortisol Connection For Building Muscle Mass
CBD enhances workout performance by acting in harmony with the body's own ECS to optimize fitness naturally. Muscle development and muscle recovery are the key elements to boosting stamina and maximizing the results of a robust fitness regimen. While anabolic hormones such as testosterone build muscle, catabolic hormones, especially cortisol cause a breakdown of muscle tissue. Cortisol levels fluctuate throughout the day, dropping to their lowest levels during sleep which is when muscle recovery occurs. Cortisol levels rise in response to stress, including the physical stress induced by a strenuous workout routine. CBD interferes with cortisol production and its calming anti-anxiety action enhances the deep sleep athletes need to get the most from their workout routines.
Boosting Stamina: CBD and the Runner's High
For decades we've all heard about the legendary "runner's high," the ultimate reward for a runner who has the stamina to run long enough to "get the endorphins jumping." As it turns out, once again CBD is actually responsible. CBD increases levels of the natural mood-elevating endocannabinoid anandamide produced by the ECS, which is the true generator of the calm euphoria attained by running and other intense cardio-focused workouts.
CBD also plays a significant role in the regulation of blood sugar levels. With its potent anti-inflammatory action, CBD improves sugar metabolism, heart function, the immune system, and vigorous cell growth. Well-regulated blood sugar levels result in less insulin production and less fat storage. With less fat, the body is able to function in an "anti-catabolic mode" to produce more muscle.
CBD as a Daily Essential Supplement For Your Fitness Regimen
For athletes at all levels, from Olympic gold medal contenders to the weekend warrior, CBD's vast array of therapeutic actions can optimize the results of any serious fitness regimen. Its anti-catabolic properties enhance muscle development while increasing endurance. Its anti-anxiety action promotes calm for a rejuvenating night's sleep, which is critical for muscle recovery.
CBD's potent antioxidant and anti-inflammatory characteristics reduce joint and muscle pain. Moreover, its natural mood-elevating influence on the body's anandamide levels can increase concentration and motivation, so you can stick to a demanding workout routine and take your game to the next level.
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Minnesota's annual Miss Czech Slovak pageant will be held on Saturday, April 13 at the American Legion Club in Montgomery.
The 30th annual pageant that encourages and promotes the heritage, culture and traditions of the Czechs and Slovaks in Minnesota will be held at the American Legion Club. The evening includes a public reception, ethnic dinner, pageant and dance.
The evening begins with a public reception from 4 to 5 p.m. to greet the past and present Minnesota Czech Slovak royalty, Minnesota and out-of-state royalty, dignitaries and community members. Free cake and lemonade will be served.
Festivities before the pageant include an ethnic dinner of pork, dumplings, sauerkraut and kolacky served at 5 p.m. followed by an after-dinner program.
This year, two young women will compete for the state title of Miss Czech Slovak MN. One of the candidates will represent the state of Minnesota during the Miss Czech Slovak US Pageant in August in Wilber, NE.
Domonoske is a graduate of Waterville-Elysian-Morristown High School and South Dakota State University. She works as an agriculture research technician supervisor for Beta Seed Inc.
Gare is a graduate of Tri-City United High School. She is a student at South Central College for child development. Her goal is to become a teacher for preschool or special needs students and to play music.
The daughter of Josh and Linda Gare is no stranger to the Miss Czech Slovak MN Pageant. She was crowned Miss Congeniality in April of 2016 and then received the additional title of Princess in June of the same year when Princess Madison Jerde stepped down.
Gare said living in a Czech community has sparked a huge interest in her heritage that she would like to share with everyone.
Her sister, Bailey Gare, was crowned queen in 2017.
The two candidates are judged on talent, ethnic folk dress, on-stage and off-stage interviews, poise and appearances.
New this year is the addition of the Miss Czech Slovak MN Junior Ambassador Program. The candidates are 11 to 15 years old who will attend parades, a Sokol event and do other events, including making dumplings. They are Alenka Jans of Waterville, daughter of Anne and Andy Jans; Megan and Mikayla Marek of Montgomery, daughters of Bill and Cheryl Marek; Kristin Siebsen of Montgomery, daughter of Tim and Jesse Siebsen; Grace Tumasmith of Lonsdale, daughter of Chris and MaryAnn Tumasmith; and Juliann Will of Prior Lake, daughter of Jeffrey and Constance Will.
On Saturday, they will present a special group talent.
The Board of Directors for the junior ambassador program are Audrey Dietz, Autumn Gare and Michelle Vlasak.
Special guests have been invited to the pageant. In honor of its 30-year anniversary, past Miss Czech Slovak MN Board of Directors will be recognized.
Following the pageant will be a dance featuring the Charlie Sticha Band.
Pageant and dance tickets are available the night of the pageant at the door.
The reigning Miss Czech Slovak MN Queen is Heather Vikla, daughter of David and Kelly Vikla of Lonsdale. The First Princess is Mary Carson, daughter of John and Rosalind Carson, also of Lonsdale. The Second Princess is Michelle Vlasak, daughter of Butch and Debbie Vlasak of Montgomery.


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Q: How to add products in Magento 1.7 using php scripts outside magento structure I need to import products from "POS Winward" software to my magento store.After going through Import/Export products modules including MAGMI,Custom IMPORT/EXPORT i am unable to fulfill my purpose.
First of all is it feasible?
If Yes,Can you tell me about the product data tables,images data tables,category data tables needed to update while importing products using CSV or XML?

A: I think you didn't investigate magmi enough.

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*Through datapump API, magmi can use PHP arrays as input for ingest , so you're free to fill them the way you want.

*Magmi also has SQL Datasource to have input handled by a SQL request on a database

*Of course, you could also use CSV to import

Then this is more a question of knowing how POS Winward data is accessible and then to fill up the good columns of your source in order to be compatible with magmi importable columns and also (and not the easiest part) , a way to match the product datamodel of your magento instance (since notions like product type configurable/simples/grouped and all needed attributes as well as necessary associations) may not exist in the POS Winward datamodel.
In that latter case, you need to define "semantical mapping" rules and apply them to convert one "Winward POS product" into a "Magento product"
There is no magic bullet, but magmi might be the right gun ;)

A: POS Winward exports data in the XML format.
Use an XML Parser and generate a csv as Magento acceptable format.
MAGMI imports csv file to impoprt product.
Exactly, MAGMI itself a powerful tool for import Product Purposes.


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Who Will Run the Frog Hospital? (Vintage Contemporaries) (Paperback)
By Lorrie Moore
(PBCK-)
"Touches and dazzles and entertains. An enchanting novel." --The New York Times
In this moving, poignant novel by the bestselling author of Birds of America we share a grown woman's bittersweet nostalgia for the wildness of her youth.
The summer Berie was fifteen, she and her best friend Sils had jobs at Storyland in upstate New York where Berie sold tickets to see the beautiful Sils portray Cinderella in a strapless evening gown. They spent their breaks smoking, joking, and gossiping. After work they followed their own reckless rules, teasing the fun out of small town life, sleeping in the family station wagon, and drinking borrowed liquor from old mayonnaise jars. But no matter how wild, they always managed to escape any real danger—until the adoring Berie sees that Sils really does need her help—and then everything changes.
Lorrie Moore, after many years as a professor of creative writing at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, is now Gertrude Conaway Vanderbilt Professor of English at Vanderbilt University. Moore has received honors for her work, among them the Irish Times International Prize for Literature and a Lannan Foundation fellowship, as well as the PEN/Malamud Award and the Rea Award for her achievement in the short story. Her novel A Gate at the Stairs was shortlisted for the 2010 Orange Prize for Fiction and for the PEN/Faulkner Award.
"Exquisite...exhilarting.... Balanced adriotly on the fine line between laughter and tears." --Chicago Tribune
"The extraordinarily talented Lorrie Moore presents the lives of Sils and Berie and the atmosphere of the upstate town they live in with a subtle, moving, and often outright brilliance." "--Los Angeles Times
"This novel is like a hand-painted Russian Easter egg, a Chinese sleeve piece done in blind stitch; painstaking, breathtaking beauty in miniature. [Moore] creates a gorgeous, terrifying picture." --Washington Post Book World
"This is more than a girls' coming-of-age story. . . . Ms. Moore was always able to make readers laugh out loud. This is the first of her works that can bring them to tears as well." --The New York Times Book Review
Series: Vintage Contemporaries
Fiction / Coming of Age
Fiction / Women
Compact Disc (June 18th, 2019): $24.95
MP3 CD (June 18th, 2019): $19.95


If there's one thing the Dutchies are good at, besides making cheese and walking around in wooden shoes, it's how to produce some proper trance.
If there's one thing the Dutchies are good at, besides making cheese and walking around in wooden shoes, it's how to produce some proper trance. It's a well known fact that Holland is considered the main capital of trance music. And boy, are we proud of it!
To make sure you don't miss this fact, we've collected some of the best tracks of Dutch quality producers like Armin van Buuren, Dash Berlin, Vincent de Moor, W&W and Matthew Dekay. A range of Dutch artists that stand out of the genre and managed to grow out to international stories of success.
Make sure to catch the third compilation of this Armada series and find out what Holland's got in stores for you!


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package org.apache.ignite.examples.ml.tutorial;

import org.apache.ignite.examples.ml.tutorial.hyperparametertuning.Step_13_RandomSearch;
import org.apache.ignite.examples.ml.tutorial.hyperparametertuning.Step_14_Parallel_BrutForce_Search;
import org.apache.ignite.examples.ml.tutorial.hyperparametertuning.Step_15_Parallel_Random_Search;
import org.apache.ignite.examples.ml.tutorial.hyperparametertuning.Step_16_Genetic_Programming_Search;
import org.apache.ignite.examples.ml.tutorial.hyperparametertuning.Step_17_Parallel_Genetic_Programming_Search;

/**
 * Run all the tutorial examples step by step with primary purpose to provide automatic execution from {@code
 * IgniteExamplesMLTestSuite}.
 */
public class TutorialStepByStepExample {
    /**
     * Run examples with default settings.
     */
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        Step_1_Read_and_Learn.main(args);
        Step_2_Imputing.main(args);
        Step_3_Categorial.main(args);
        Step_3_Categorial_with_One_Hot_Encoder.main(args);
        Step_4_Add_age_fare.main(args);
        Step_5_Scaling.main(args);
        Step_6_KNN.main(args);
        Step_7_Split_train_test.main(args);
        Step_8_CV.main(args);
        Step_8_CV_with_Param_Grid.main(args);
        Step_9_Scaling_With_Stacking.main(args);
        Step_10_Bagging.main(args);
        Step_11_Boosting.main(args);
        Step_12_Model_Update.main(args);
        Step_13_RandomSearch.main(args);
        Step_14_Parallel_BrutForce_Search.main(args);
        Step_15_Parallel_Random_Search.main(args);
        Step_16_Genetic_Programming_Search.main(args);
        Step_17_Parallel_Genetic_Programming_Search.main(args);
    }
}