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Meet Marek – DMI Development…
Meet Marek – DMI Development Manager
How did your adventure with SoftSystem start?
I started my adventure with programming from my own business. As a student, fascinated by the potential and opportunities offered by the rapidly developing IT industry at that time, in 2000 with a group of friends we founded the first information portal in Podkarpacie and one of the first in Poland, which I must admit with satisfaction is still functioning today . Working on the portal and in the latest technologies gave me a lot of joy, but working in the office in front of a monitor for a young, energetic person is not enough, especially since I liked travelling, discovering new places and taking on new challenges. And here comes the SoftSystem company, which offered and still offers the possibility of going to the United States and the option of working as a programmer directly from the sunny state of Florida. The tropical climate, sandy beaches, crystal clear water, the vision of working closer to an English-speaking client and the possibility of travelling on business around the United States encouraged me so much that I decided to take a job in SoftSystem in 2003. Of course, I wanted to work there not only to be able to go to Florida but also to continue to develop in a prestigious international corporation. That is how my adventure with SoftSystem began, which continues to this day.
What was your career path in our company?
I have been working at SoftSystem for over 18 years and during this time, slowly gaining professional experience, I had the opportunity to work in various positions. I started my career as a programmer on a small scale, but a breakthrough project for those times. It was a brand new set of applications to support genetic research, which allowed the organization to conquer new markets, acquire new customers, continue to develop dynamically and expand on all continents. I will add that when I got a job at SoftSystem, about 120 people worked in the office in Rzeszów, and currently, the company employs over 550 qualified specialists.
At my request, after less than two years of work, I was delegated to work in Florida at the partner company SCC, which is also our main client. Thus, my dreams came true. I could program and at the same time continue my travel passion, visiting the most beautiful corners of the state of Florida . At SCC, I worked not only as a programmer but also as an implementer and support programmer. I admit that the new responsibilities, especially close cooperation with the client, have significantly broadened my horizons and changed my perception of the application development process. Two years of working at SCC, experienced co-workers and the proximity of customers gave rise to ideas for new solutions and applications. One of these ideas later turned into a project to be developed and continued in Poland. In order to be able to implement it, in 2006, I decided to return to Poland. In my new role as an architect, I started conceptual work on a new product, SoftDMI. I could consult and design a new system with the best and most experienced architects and analysts. But for their help, knowledge and experience, it would not be possible to design and create a product that is currently an indispensable part of virtually all applications that our organization sells. After completing the conceptual work for the further development of the SoftDMI application, in 2008, a separate team, in which I was a team leader and then Product Manager, was appointed. It consisted mainly of programmers and architects. Over the years of DMI dynamic development analysts and implementers also joined the team. It has become a complete, harmonious package of experienced enthusiasts of new technologies. The commitment, openness and willingness to modernize the surrounding reality, have always been the driving force for our team, constantly pushing us to take up new challenges, create new products and solutions. Over the years, new projects, such as QueryAgent, DLS, GlobalTracker or even the recently implemented WebDMI and DevTracker have been created. With the increase in the number of projects and the team development, in 2018, I received a promotion for my current position, i.e. Projects Manager. I am convinced that it was the opportunity to progress through all career levels, cooperate at each stage with great people full of optimism and the commitment to work that allowed me to become who I am now in our organization, a mature and responsible Manager.
You are currently the Manager of the DMI Development team. Tell us more about your tasks in this position.
I think that in our company this position's tasks and responsibilities are defined in a similar way as in other companies in the IT industry. In my work, I put a lot of emphasis on constantly inspiring and motivating my employees, setting their path and trying to remove all obstacles that could in any way interfere with their work or even discourage them from it. In addition, I think that developing creativity, independence, a sense of responsibility for the job in employees, supporting them in making difficult decisions and celebrating their successes is what, in my opinion, is the most important task of a Manager. I also believe that the employees are the Manager's reflection. It means that every even the slightest failure of an employee is also a failure of the Manager. Nowadays, the Manager's role should not be limited only to project management, scope control and supervision over the implementation of entrusted tasks, but also should base on broadly understood coaching and partnership. A good manager should try to understand and help solve every, even the slightest problem of the employee, even if this problem goes beyond purely technical aspects, not related to the project or work. Don't get me wrong, the scope of work must be controlled by the Manager and completed by the employee within a given time. However, today, in dynamically changing, multigenerational teams with brand new challenges, the role of the Manager has to be redefined. Today, the Manager is more than just a supervisor.
What exactly does your team – DMI do?
The goals and expectations of the DMI team are very different and dynamically changing because DMI is not a typical team in our organization. I think what distinguishes us is that apart from the standard tasks related to the development and support of the SoftDMI product, we try to look for new solutions and constantly improve the reality that surrounds us. We do not adjust to the environment around us, but we undertake the challenges to adapt the environment to our visions. In addition to development and support for the SoftDMI product, we are constantly taking on the challenges and risks of new projects and tools such as Plate Builder / Hamilton, GeneCapture or the abovementioned WebDMI, DLS, GlobalTracker and DevTracker. All these projects allow team members to advance in the latest technologies currently used in the IT industry. Moreover, taking into account the size of our organization, the number of people who actively use DMI in their daily work, the dispersion of its installation, the use of the applications we create, not only significantly facilitates work but gives us and our clients a sense of security and control over the process.
Currently, due to the dynamically changing situation on the market, we have open positions in our team for: programmers, support engineers and the manager of the programmers' team. I invite all those who are not afraid of challenges and want to work in the latest technologies in a harmonious team with a friendly atmosphere, all those who are open to change and constantly want to improve the reality that surrounds us.
Tell us more about the projects your team is implementing.
As I have already mentioned, our main product is SoftDMI (Data Manager of Instruments) – it is a desktop application responsible mainly for communication between physical medical instruments and other applications developed by our organization used to analyze the results. In addition, the SoftDMI application provides a wide range of functionalities for routing messages, controlling physical instruments, pre-analyzing and adjusting the results. For now, the application is part of the Genetic suite installed on virtually all clients, as the results from the instruments are the basis of virtually every medical examination. SoftDMI, except for working with genetic suite applications provides instrument support for products such as NGS, BioBank, BloodBank, TotalQC, Lab / Micro 5.0. The list of new products is dynamically expanding. Our application supports most types of medical instruments available on the market, especially cytogenetic, molecular, biochemical and pathological, providing more than 300 dedicated setting profiles for them. We are currently at the stage of finalizing the work related to the release of a web version of the DMI with significantly extended functionality – the SoftWebDMI application.
The other important products are DLS (DMI License System) – a web application that provides backup of settings and instrument drivers and enables total license control of installed devices. Another product is also a web application called Global Tracker. It is an application supporting and documenting the process of implementing instruments, in particular the work of our implementers and developers. I must also mention our latest project, DevTracker, a web application that allows you to conduct the development in agile methodologies while ensuring the appropriate level of process formalities and providing documentation that meets the stringent FDI requirements and the highest ISO standards.
What are your team's development plans?
Our team's development plans depend on many factors, often factors beyond our control. Therefore, we try to respond to the dynamically changing market situation and customer needs on an ongoing basis. Currently, our main goal is to release the official version of our newest product, SofWebDMI. It is a web equivalent of SoftDMI extended with additional functionalities of manual and automatic analysis and processing of results. We are convinced that a completely new product, which is SoftWebDMI, soon will be delivered as a complete and, at the same time, lightweight solution for smaller laboratories. When it comes to larger laboratories, it will successfully replace the currently used SoftDMI. WebDMI is a product that is our response to the rapidly growing market, that allows you to significantly reduce the costs of organizations and potential customers while maintaining the maximum required functionality.
Potential candidates would like to know more details. Characterize the open vacancies.
We are open to new programmers, programming mainly in web technologies, but not only. We also want to strengthen the group of support engineers who are our first line of defense and support in solving problems related to the installation and use of our software in client environments. In addition, we also have an open position for the manager of the development team. We are looking for someone, who will see to our development from the procedural side and bring new ideas. A detailed description of the requirements for individual positions is available on our website in the 'Career' tab. I want to add that the most important features of our candidates are: commitment, independence, responsibility, willingness to take on new challenges and constant self-improvement. We are looking for people who do not give up too easy, are communicative, open-minded, appreciate a good atmosphere at work and look for stable employment. I think that despite the dynamically changing situation in the IT job market, our company still has a lot to offer and positively stands out from the competition. Our company quickly reacts to changes and adapts to the current market reality, to meet the expectations of its employees. Flexible working hours, the possibility of working remotely or in a modern office, in Poland or in Florida, and the redesigned incentive and pay rise system is probably the best example of this.
I have always been into creating web applications Thus, I am lucky that in every job, i.e. initially in my own company, and now mainly in SoftSystem, I can still pursue one of my greatest passions. My second passion is photography, especially advertising photography. My adventure with photography began in 2005 in Florida, where one of my friends from SCC (thanks, Janusz ), right after the birth of my son, lent me a professional camera and studio lighting set, and I must admit that I got bitten by a bug. A few months later, I started to complete my equipment, and after returning to Poland, I opened a professional photo studio. I must admit that photography still gives me a lot of pleasure after so many years, but unfortunately, I can't devote as much time to it as I would like. The last passion that I want to mention, which accompanied me from an early age is the mountains and the exploration of the unknown. I started quite early, at the age of 14, rock climbing and cave exploration. It was something that gave me the most fun. Currently, I have limited my activities to hiking in the mountains, mainly alone or with friends. This form of spending free time, communing with myself, definitely opens up new horizons for my thoughts. During many hours of hiking and communing with nature, the best ideas are born in the head. I think that in today's world, heavily overloaded with information and activities, hiking is an excellent form of therapy for purifying and organizing thoughts.


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North Hertfordshire District Council
Preston Parish Neighbourhood Plan 2018 - 2031
6. Introduction of Policies and Community Rights
Ended on the 5th July 2018
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2. How the Neighbourhood Plan was Prepared - Our Journey Begins
3. Preston Parish
4. The Vision for Preston Parish to 2031
5. Objectives of the Plan
7. Living in Preston (Quality of Life)
Policy QL1: Social Interaction
Policy QL2: Community of Life
Policy QL3: Local Distinctiveness
8. Amenities and Facilities
Policy AF1: New and Improved Community Facilities
Policy AF2: Community Facility Change of Use
Policy AF3: Home-based and Small Businesses
9. Housing and Development
Policy HD1: Size of Individual Development
Policy HD2: Pedestrian Links and Rights of Way
Policy HD3: Housing Types
Policy HD4: Tenure of Housing
Policy HD5: Sustainability and Energy Efficiency
Policy HD6: Design
Policy HD7: Gardens
Policy HD8: Flood Risk and Drainage Provisions
Policy HD9: Residential Extensions
Policy HD10: New Housing Development
Policy HD11: Construction Management
10. Environment and Heritage
Policy EH1: Village Boundary
Policy EH2: Distinct Villages
Policy EH3: Conservation Areas and Heritage Assets
Policy EH4: Open and Green Spaces
Policy EH5: Protecting and Enhancing the Local Environment
Policy EH6: Tranquillity and Dark Skies
Policy EH7: Views and Vistas
Policy EH8: Access to the Countryside
Policy EH9: Protecting and Enhancing the Natural Environment
Policy EH10: Wildlife Sites
Policy EH11: Biodiversity
11. Transport and Communications
Policy TC1: Safe and Sustainable Transport
Policy TC2: Broadband and Mobile Coverage
12. Implementation and Monitoring
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6. Introduction to Policies and Community Rights
To deliver the Plan's objectives (Section 5), a set of policies has been developed with the community to ensure Preston Parish develops in a sustainable way.
6.1 The policies seek to achieve the objectives and deliver the Vision of the Plan and are grouped into the same five themes (see pages 21-23).Some policies apply to more than one theme.
6.2 The Neighbourhood Plan policies follow the Government's guidance set out in the NPPF. They exist to:
Reflect the needs and priorities of the local community (paragraph 1)
Support strategic development set out in the Local Plan (paragraph 16)
Identify green areas for special protection (paragraph 76)
To assist in safeguarding the countryside from encroachment (paragraph 80)
Set out requirements in advance for new development in an area(paragraph 58)
Inform and guide decisions on planning applications (paragraph 183)
Ensure that the multitude of individual decisions add up to something coherent for the area as a whole(paragraphs 58, 70, 109, 126)
6.3 To aid decision-makers and planning applicants, the policies under each objective are accompanied by explanatory text and supporting evidence.
6.4 As expected, during consultation events, the local community identified a number of projects that fall outside the remit of the planning system. Where relevant, these appear in a white box below the policies and, if appropriate, will be taken forward by the Parish Council outside of the Neighbourhood Plan process. It is recognised that some suggestions may not be within the powers of either the Neighbourhood Plan or the Parish Council. Prospective ventures proposed by local residents but which fall outside of the remit of the Parish Council are listed in the Project List which can be found on page 97.
6.5 The parishioners of Preston have a proven track record of pioneering community ventures.
6.6 In response to proposals to develop the Red Lion, in a way which was unacceptable to the majority of the community, in 1983 Preston became the first village in Britain to buy its Public House from a Brewery. This facility has been successfully maintained as a community asset, as demonstrated by the responses to the Neighbourhood Plan Survey in 2017.
6.7 Supported by the Parish Council, a group of local residents successfully lobbied BT which resulted in the adoption of a new approach to rural broadband. We then partnered with them to obtain the first part community funded fibre broadband installation. The approach is now a core BT policy and in January 2017 over 100 rural communities were benefiting from this initiative.
6.8 Other community initiatives include the construction of a new pavilion on the Recreation Ground funded by a Lottery Grant which has supported Preston Cricket Club to field 6 teams during the season.
6.9 Another project involving local residents was the re-roofing and refurbishment of St. Martin's Church, with the addition of two new stained glass windows, both designed by Peter Caller, a local resident. Exact details of the work can be found in the information pamphlets, which are available in St Martin's for visitors. Although St Martin's is one of a very few Arts & Crafts Churches, it is not considered by English Heritage and others to be sufficiently ancient to attract grants. Hence, the work was funded by local endeavours which raised a total of £90 000 between 1985 and 2003. The restoration of the East window in 2005 cost £12 500, funded from a public appeal to the parish. Other work has been funded by families involved in the Church and internal decoration was undertaken by volunteers from the village.
6.10 There are four Community Rights contained within the Localism Act that came into effect in 2012 devolving power from government to communities, local authorities and individuals. They are the right to bid, to build, to challenge and to reclaim land. Three of these four may be employed by the Parish Council, individuals and parish organisations in support of the other policies in this Plan.
https://mycommunity.org.uk/resources/what-are-the-community-rights/
A) Community Right to Bid:
In the event that a building or land that the parish wish to preserve or use for a purpose or venture which supports one or more of the Objectives in this Plan, then this right may be used to "pause" the sale while the community attempt to raise funding to bid to acquire the land or building. For example: if a community led project develops a business model for a village store, the premises for the store may be acquired through this process.
In order for this part of the Localism Act to be used, the land or building must first have been added to the List of Assets of Community Value (ACV) held by the District Council. The assessment of possible land or buildings that could be ACVs has been added to the Project List.
B) Community Right to Build:
Combined with other rights, this right may be used to ensure that any development within the parish is consistent with the needs and wants identified in the Neighbourhood Plan Survey 2017 and any subsequent consultations. It would involve the community carrying out the building project and may, for example, ensure that a development meets the community requirements for a mix of housing and affordability or provides a new village hall.
C) Community Right to Reclaim Land:
If the local authority is not developing land designated for some development, rather than use the Community Right to Bid the community may instead reclaim the land to use for community led housing or other community facilities.
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My wife and I are desperate to find out the history, of our building Birk Hall situated on the Marina opposite the pavilion. We believe the building was built in 1886 as a private residence... with uninterrupted Sea Views. Converted 1946 into four apartments.


BRADENTON, FL – 12/19/2014 – NDC Construction Company of Bradenton, Florida has announced that it will begin breaking ground on Manatee County's Southeast Water Reclamation Facility early next year.
NDC will perform (CMAR) Construction Management at Risk services which will include the construction of a pre-engineered metal building enclosing that will be approximately 14,500 square feet.
The building will be constructed on a portion of land located at the Utilities Department Lena Road Landfill, 3333Lena Road, Bradenton, Florida. Once completed, the building will provide a central facility to house offices, support functions, maintenance, and storage spaces to serve County personnel.
NDC Construction Company is headquartered in Bradenton, Florida and provides Construction Management Services to Commercial Markets. Since 1970 NDC Construction Company has completed many notable projects, including the construction of Goodwill Manasota' s new Corporate Headquarters, Manatee Players Performing Arts Center, the Riverwalk, more than 2,500 residential homes, apartments, and assisted living units, as well as a variety of commercial office and specialty sports and entertainment buildings. NDC Construction Company approaches each client with a commitment to the highest standard of service and work excellence. Their success is best illustrated by the fact that work is comprised of referrals, repeat customers and reputation. For more information on NDC Construction Company, please call 941.747.1062 or visit www.ndcconstruction.com .


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A Mutual Approach: Economists And Politicians On The Need For Global Cooperation To Treat The Global Financial Crisis
Economy, Featured
We've got these big problems that require people to take a longer-term view than just their own selfish individual or national interest… We must now reform the international financial system around the agreed principles of transparency, integrity, responsibility, good housekeeping and cooperation across borders." – Gordon Brown, Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, in an interview with Piers Morgan on CNN. Self Interest Gets In The Way Of Cooperation At the London G20 summit on 2 April 2009, world leaders committed themselves to a $5tn (£3tn) fiscal expansion, an extra $1.1tn of resources to help the International Monetary Fund and other global institutions boost jobs and growth, and to reform of the banks. From this point, when the global economy was on the turn, international cooperation started to disintegrate as individual countries pursued their own agendas." – Larry Brown, The Guardian economics editor, in the article "Global Financial Crisis: Five Key Stages 2007-2011" The Call For Mutual Cooperation, If Limited, Has Not Dwindled We face the most difficult economic conditions in generations. The international community must unite to tackle the downturn and set the path toward a sustainable future… Only by working together can we meet the challenge." – Alistair Darling, Scottish Labour Party politician, in the article "International Cooperation Is the Way Out of the Financial Crisis" A… new model is needed to acknowledge that we live together in a multicultural, multi-ethnic and multi-religious world. Prevailing values will have to increasingly accommodate diversity with substantial challenges for national and individual identities. We will only make lasting progress by recognizing that we are different but interdependent. Thus, we...


At 400 square feet, the garage at John Garbarino's recently-purchased home in Maplewood, New Jersey, is bigger than any room in his house. It boasts a soaring cathedral ceiling and an interior outfitted entirely with antique wood. Upon move-in, it needed a new floor, but he and his wife weren't planning on parking their cars there anyhow. For Garbarino, a recent SoHo transplant still adjusting to suburban life, the novelty of owning a garage presented a different opportunity.
"I thought, maybe I could design this to look like Spring Lounge, my old local," he explains, naming the famed Lower East Side dive bar where, coincidentally, he first met his wife.
Working in mobile design and development by trade, he wasn't exactly Bob Vila. So he started simple, with a floor-model TV from Best Buy and a Kegerator. It became a place where he and a few friends could hang out at night without worrying about waking the kids up—a strange inverse of teenagers drinking in their parent's garage to avoid detection.
By 2011, he had the gumption to try and actually build a proper bar. Garbarino's initial blueprints were thrown off early on by his own lack of carpentry experience. (He failed to realize, for instance, that two-by-fours did not actually measure two inches by four inches.) Eventually, he managed to fashion a wooden bar with oak veneer railings; he bought church pews on Craigslist and installed a fireplace he found on Facebook Marketplace; he added decorations his wife wouldn't let him display in the house, like a Donovan McNabb Philadelphia Eagles jersey and an antique rotary club sign. Soon his friends started donating stuff—one gave him stools, another found a bar mirror in Massachusetts—which was quickly integrated into the decor.
While certainly a compliment, there wasn't exactly a lot of competition in a town with only two "real" bars. Maplewood is often called "the Brooklyn of the suburbs," a bedroom community where young families migrate after leaving Manhattan, Hoboken and, naturally, Brooklyn. These are 30- and 40-somethings ready for a bigger home, but still seeking some semblance of the bustling nightlife of the borough they traded for more living space. So perhaps it's no surprise that, at the same time Garbarino was building his "Gar Bar"—a term he would eventually trademark—another resident just across the street was also building one of his own.
Joe Melvin had recently relocated from Hoboken, a party town whose residents like to boast that they hold the title for "most bars per square foot" in America. Like Garbarino, when Melvin began building his bar in 2016, the white-collar professional had little knowledge of home improvement, but was adamant in his pursuit of a personal space to kick back with a beer.
"You reach a certain age in your life and think, 'I need my own space,'" says Melvin. "I'm more of a dive bar guy, so there wasn't really a plan," he explains. "As a new homeowner I was spending a lot of time at Home Depot and I just worked out [a design] as I went along… It's not perfect and I'm still adding things to it." His bar eventually took the name Sloppy Joe's, though the Englishman claims that, at the time of its christening, he was unaware of the American sandwich with which it shares a name.
Well off the street, passersby don't even notice Sloppy Joe's if the door isn't open.
Joe Melvin's detached garage sits amongst century-old oak trees.
An Englishman, Melvin wanted a place to watch his beloved West Ham United Football Club.
Though drinks are free, international currency has still been placed on the wall by visitors.
The bar still has to share space with standard garage fare, like lawn mowers and lacrosse sticks.
The Gar Bar sits on the eastern side of the same street, meaning it benefits from plenty of sunlight most afternoons.
Despite lacking carpentry skills, John Garbarino's bar is as gorgeous as any in a "real" establishment.
The Gar Bar has been acquiring knick-knacks special to Garbarino and his friends for nearly a decade.
An avid Philadelphia Eagles fan, Garbarino watched their 2018 Super Bowl victory in his garage.
Garbarino is always searching the web, flea markets and even trash piles on his own block for interesting bar items.
The cathedral ceilings still have their original wood.
As the legend of Sloppy Joe's and The Gar Bar began to grow, others in the neighborhood became inspired to build their own. Today, Maplewood is home to at least a half-dozen garage bars, including one loftily dubbed The Garage Mahal.
A few blocks away from Garbarino and Melvin, Brian "Smitty" Krupkin, a few months shy of turning 40, decided he wanted to celebrate in a manner appropriate to the milestone. After years of envying Garbarino's space, turning his two-story, detached garage into a bar of his own seemed apt. In the late spring of 2017, he spent two months building Smitty's Tavern, which features a reclaimed wood bar with a faux-tin tiled face.
But not all boxes are alike. When Phil Di Giulio and his family moved to the Maplewood-Millburn border five years ago, the former Brooklyn resident claims he didn't even know how to change a lightbulb. But a conversation with Garbarino during their shared commute to Penn Station changed all that.
Within two years, Di Giulio had started working on turning his carport into what he describes as a "very humble" tiki bar. It houses an L-shaped bar made from 700 pounds of concrete that he poured himself, two beer taps, a chest freezer for ice and a camera security system. It cost him a little under $10,000, fits 15 to 20 people and, with spillover to the backyard, has hosted upwards of 65 guests.
It might be easy to dismiss this garage bar frenzy as a typical case of keeping up with the Joneses, but it's more than that. The Gar Bar, for one, has become such a neighborhood institution that it has held everything from middle school charity fundraisers to Maplewood Chamber of Commerce events, an NBA team-building exercise and even a stand-up comedy show.


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    private boolean deleteDir(File dir) {
        if (dir.isDirectory()) {
            String[] children = dir.list();
            for (int i = 0; i < children.length; i++) {
                boolean success = deleteDir(new File(dir, children[i]));
                if (!success) {
                    return false;
                }
            }
        }

        // The directory is now empty so delete it
        return dir.delete();
    }

    public void unzip(File zip, File dest) throws IOException {
        Enumeration entries;
        ZipFile zipFile;

        zipFile = new ZipFile(zip);

        entries = zipFile.entries();

        while (entries.hasMoreElements()) {
            ZipEntry entry = (ZipEntry) entries.nextElement();

            if (entry.isDirectory()) {
                (new File(dest, entry.getName())).mkdirs();
                continue;
            }

            copyInputStream(zipFile.getInputStream(entry),
                    new BufferedOutputStream(new FileOutputStream(new File(dest, entry.getName()))));
        }
        zipFile.close();
        zip.delete();
    }

    public void copyInputStream(InputStream in, OutputStream out) throws IOException {
        byte[] buffer = new byte[1024];
        int len;

        while ((len = in.read(buffer)) >= 0) {
            out.write(buffer, 0, len);
        }

        in.close();
        out.close();
    }
}


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Scientists have discovered an amazing feature of a black hole. They observed a unique cosmic phenomenon. The radiation of the accretion disk around the black hole was absorbed by the black hole itself. Part of the light bent, and under the influence of the monstrous gravity of a black hole returned to the disk. Then the light from the disk began to reflect. NASA's completed Rossi X-ray Timing Explorer mission helped identify the glow that came directly from the disc.
The reflected light was also captured. Bluish material emanated from the depths of the black hole. It was a stream of energy particles. The black hole has a very large gravitational force, and nothing can escape from its capture, even particles of light. Close to the black hole, this fact is undeniable. But a little further this light may disappear.
Astronomers have determined the reason: black holes are actively growing and emit powerful x-rays. This assumption proves that not all the light that a disk surrounding a black hole emits can be scattered. It lends itself to the power of gravitational waves of a black hole and turns in the opposite direction.
Riley Connors, an expert at the California Institute of Technology, says astronomers have been able to observe the glow very close to a black hole. The light rushed forward, but instead, turned in the opposite direction and was pulled back into the black hole.
Astrophysicists predicted such a situation as far back as the 70s of the last century, but only now it was possible to obtain its evidence. New observations were combined with archival data from the NASA mission that ended in 2012.
The black hole XTE J1550-564, which is powered by the energy of the Sun, pulling the material onto a flat structure around it, called the accretion disk, was studied. Studying X-rays, scientists found fingerprints indicating that the light was deflected back to the disk and reflected.
The disk illuminates itself, and in theory, it was previously assumed that part of the light would deviate from the disk into a black hole, now this is confirmed by real observations.
The obesity paradox: overweight people are better at coping with hypertension and strokes
Pareidolia: why lifeless faces look at us from everywhere and even from space
The secret of saber-toothed cats: not all of them were vicious predators and preferred soft food
Homo Sapiens came to Europe 45 thousand years ago: the evidence of that fact was found in Bulgaria
Stellar flares can be signs of life: space weather affects planetary habitability


Ethiopians woke up this morning to the news of the sudden death of Engineer Simegnew Bekele who was the project manager of Great Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.
Engineer Simegnew was found dead in his car around Meskel Square in the capital city Addis Ababa. While the cause of his death still remains unclear, Addis Insight was able to confirm from the government communication office that the engineer was scheduled to give a press release this morning. The 53-year-old engineer was a father of three and has worked on several mega projects before working on the GERD.
In a press conference given by Federal Police Commision Commissionnaire, Zeynu Jemal, the cause of Engineer Simegnew death was from a gunshot wound. The commissionnaire also disclosed that the police discovered a pistol in his right hand.
It is not clear why the engineer was scheduled to give a press conference this morning. But just three days ago in a town hall meeting with university lecturers PM Dr. Abiy Ahmed was quoted stating that the dam might take up to 10 years with the current pace.
Following the death of Engineer Simegnew there was a demonstration that was held around Ethiopian Broadcasting Corporation head office demanding justice for Engineer Simegnew. Since PM Abiy Ahmed took office this will be the third incident were a high profile was being targeted. The first attack occurred with the killing of Dangote Cement Factory Country Manager along with his secretary and driver followed by a bomb attack during Meskel Square support rally for the PM.
Addis Insight would like to express its condolences to the Engineer families and all Ethiopians and always remain grateful for his service in leading one of the biggest projects ever in the countries history.


Arizona Diamondbacks right fielder Adam Jones can not make the catch on a home run ball hit by Boston Red Sox's Mitch Moreland in the seventh inning during a baseball game, Sunday, April 7, 2019, in Phoenix.
Boston Red Sox's Mitch Moreland celebrates with Rafael Devers (11) after hitting a solo home run against the Arizona Diamondbacks in the seventh inning of a baseball game, Sunday, April 7, 2019, in Phoenix.
Boston Red Sox pitcher Ryan Brasier and Blake Swihart (23) celebrate after defeating the Arizona Diamondbacks 1-0 during a baseball game, Sunday, April 7, 2019, in Phoenix.


If you've taken various medications and have undergone different types of treatments for the condition that you have, then consider what medical cannabis Dubois dispensaries offer. There are different strengths and strains that are available as well as a variety of ailments and conditions that cannabis can help in a natural way instead of relying on a lot of potentially addictive medications. Before you begin using this type of product, you should consult with the owner of the business as well as your doctor for more information.
One of the things that medical cannabis from a Dubois dispensary helps with is pain control. It can help with almost any organ that's impacted as well as any body system regardless of whether the pain is minor or excruciating. Many pain levels can begin to impact your daily activities and even affect your relationships with other people if it's not treated. Examples of the types of pain that can be assisted with cannabis include back pain, arthritis, and pain in the nerves. A benefit of this type of product is that there isn't as high of a risk of becoming addicted to it as you might with other types of drugs that you can get with a prescription or over the counter.
Sometimes, health conditions that you have can deplete your appetite. An example would be cancer. If you're undergoing cancer treatments, then you might not want to eat or might not be able to eat because of nausea associated with the treatments. Medical cannabis can increase your appetite so that your body has the proper nutrients to maintain your strength. It also aids in weight gain for those who might be underweight. Anxiety and other mood disorders can be positively impacted by using medical cannabis as well.
Learn more about the health benefits of medical cannabis by contacting Herbology or reading the information at https://www.herbologydispensary.com/.


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Q: Node JS Concurrency Handling Coding Interview Question I attended a NodeJS coding interview. Got below code which executes asynchronously from different browsers(to be assumed). Our solution needs to lock the execution of function if the update by ID is same but called from different place (say browser). And then release the lock for next request's execution.
Here no changes to be made for the mentioned code below.

async function update(id, data) {
    console.log(`start --> id:${id}, data:${data}`);
    await randomDelay(); //update is happening here
    console.log(`end --> id:${id}, data:${data}`);
}

//=============================================================================
//================= Don't change anything below ===============================
//=============================================================================

//---- update() is getting called from many places ----
update(1, "browser 1");
update(1, "browser 2");

//========================= Utility functions ===================================
//========================= Don't change any here================================

async function sleep(ms) {
    return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
        setTimeout(() => resolve(), ms);
    });
}

async function randomDelay() {
    const randomTime = Math.round(Math.random() * 1000);
    return sleep(randomTime);
}

This will give an output like below.
start --> id:1, data:browser 1
start --> id:1, data:browser 2
end --> id:1, data:browser 1
end --> id:1, data:browser 2

The expected answer is
start --> id:1, data:browser 1
end --> id:1, data:browser 1
start --> id:1, data:browser 2
end --> id:1, data:browser 2

Please note the comments in code "Don't change anything below". What would be the possible solution?

A: You could use a hash table of queues keyed by ID so only jobs with the same ID run consecutively, otherwise they run concurrently.

let hash = {};
class Queue {
  constructor() {
    this.isBusy = false;
    this.jobs = [];
  }

  push(jobFn) {
    return new Promise((resolve) => {
      this.jobs.push({
        jobFn,
        resolve
      });
      this.next();
    });
  }

  next() {
    if (this.isBusy || this.jobs.length === 0) return;
    this.isBusy = true;
    let currJob = this.jobs.shift();
    return currJob.jobFn().then((data) => {
      currJob.resolve(data);
      this.isBusy = false;
      this.next();
    });
  }
}

async function update(id, data) {
  const updateFn = async () => {
    console.log(`start --> id:${id}, data:${data}`);
    await randomDelay(); //update is happening here
    console.log(`end --> id:${id}, data:${data}`);
  };
  if (id in hash) {
    hash[id].push(updateFn);
  } else {
    hash[id] = new Queue(updateFn);
    hash[id].push(updateFn);
  }
}

//=============================================================================
//================= Don't change anything below ===============================
//=============================================================================

//---- update() is getting called from many places ----
update(1, "browser 1");
update(1, "browser 2");
update(2, "browser 1");
update(2, "browser 2");
update(1, "browser 3");
update(1, "browser 4");

//========================= Utility functions ===================================
//========================= Don't change any here================================

async function sleep(ms) {
  return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
    setTimeout(() => resolve(), ms);
  });
}

async function randomDelay() {
  const randomTime = Math.round(Math.random() * 1000);
  return sleep(randomTime);
}

A: This solution works for just two consecuence calls with different data as you expected, so I am working on extending it but for now, I hope will give you a good vision of how it should be implemented
const callStack = []
async function update(id, data) {
    const stackLen = callStack.length;
    let currentIndex;

    if (stackLen) {
        let currentCall = callStack[stackLen - 1];
        if (currentCall.start == true && currentCall.await == true) {
            setImmediate(() => update(id, data))
            return;
        }
        currentIndex = stackLen - 1;
        if (currentCall.args[0] == id && currentCall.args[1] !== data) {

            if (currentCall.await === true) {
                currentCall.start = true;
                update(id, data)
                return;
            }
        }
    } else {
        callStack.push({ args: [...arguments], await: true })
        currentIndex = 0;
    }
    console.log(`start --> id:${id}, data:${data}`);
    await randomDelay(); //update is happening here
    console.log(`end --> id:${id}, data:${data}`);
    callStack[currentIndex].await = false;
}

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NH Bungalow, Renovated Home Of Imran Khan
To show his great love and respect towards his late grandfather Nasir Hussain, Bollywood star Imran Khan has named his home NH bungalow.
Imran Khan has recently got a new home, actually he renovated his ancestral home. However the Bollywood actor has surprised all who thought that it would be named after him, by naming it after his late grandfather Nasir Hussain. His new house is thus called NH bungalow, a bungalow which is a loving tribute to the late filmmaker.
Imran Khan is the grandson of Nasir Hussain, a well-known film producer. He loved his grandson and so does his grandson. However no one could have expected how deep their relation was. Now they have come to know what his grandfather was for him.
Imran Khan has named his new home NH Bungalow, after his grandfather.
Imran Khan has been searching for an interesting as well as striking name for his new home. Finally he decided to change the name Pali Hill bungalow; well this was the name before it was renovated recently, to NH Bungalow.
Imran Khan said that the name NH bungalow' is apt as the home originally belonged to his grandfather.
Imran Khan is the nephew of Aamir Khan, one of the most popular actors in Bollywood industry.
The house warming party of Imran Khan was really colorful with the presence of Bollywood divas and actors. His uncle Aamir Khan came along with his wife Kiran Rao.
Kareena-Saif Ali Khan came for the housing warming ceremony of NH Bungalow.
Kareena Kapoor and Saif Ali Khan reached the house warming party in a red car with all styles and glamour. Riteish Deshmukh and Genelia too were present.
The presence of Bollywood divas like Sonam Kapoor, Anushka Sharma, Salman Khan's sister Alvira also made the party a grand one.
Director Vishal Bharadwaj and his wife Rekha, Varun Dhawan and Alia Bhat, Filmmaker Kabir Khan, Comedian and actor Vir Das were some of the other renowned and familiar faces which were present in the house warming ceremony.
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A great start to our camp week. We have set up camp and the food is going down well. We arrived after a calm crossing and even saw several dolphins playing in the wake of the Scillonian. They entertained us for a while along with the various birds.
We headed straight for Porthcressa beach and ended up staying longer as we all dived in the sea for a swim.
Spaghetti bolonaise and brownies with cream were delicious, followed later by hot chocolate and Jameson's birthday cakes and the 'Scilly hat' awards for the day.
The sun is shining this morning and we have just finished breakfast. Soon we will set off back to Hugh Town for some watersports, rock pooling and glass painting.


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What with all the latest technology such as video game consoles and smartphones taking over the interests of children and adults alike, it can be easy to forget things of a simple nature such as dice games. Dice games are not only simple, but actually a lot of fun, regardless of whether you're a child or an adult. We searched and we found one dice game that will challenge your prediction skills while letting you have fun playing it. Let's see what the game offers you.
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This is one highly entertaining and very challenging arcade game which is especially created for all players that love numbers, dices and prediction games. Developed for android users, this arcade game is allowing players to predict the number of dice with the Macao rule integrated in the game. Players on the game arcade will enjoy challenging their thinking skills and predicting the number. The number of dice is randomly generated on the server of the game and the dice that is used is common worldwide. This fun casino game is offering fun and challenges in the same time, keeping users addicted to playing and competing with others.
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The Sic Bo is offering its players to enjoy playing this addictive and challenging dice game with allowing them to predict the correct number of dice, pushing them to think harder and faster. With playing this game, users will be able to see 5 pieces of dice history free of charge or they can even see 5000 pieces of dice history by charging. These pieces will raise the ability of the player to win the game and predict the number correctly. The player by logging in every day in the game can collect daily coins. The coins collected by the player can be used for entering competitions with other players from the whole world.
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Q: How to filter a table stored in S3 with over 1 billon rows using Dask or another Python library? I have a huge table (df1, ~1.5 billion rows) stored in a S3 bucket, divided in multiple parts or partitions with the Parquet extension. My goal is to filter it by keeping those rows where the value of a particular column exists in a column (with the same name) of another table (df2). I'm using Dask for this operation since the first table/DataFrame doesn't fit into memory.
This is what I've tried so far:
df1 = dd.read_parquet(f"s3://{MY_BUCKET}/{PATH_TO_HUGE_TABLE}/*", index=INDEX_COL)
df2 = dd.read_parquet(f"s3://{MY_BUCKET}/{PATH_TO_AUX_TABLE}/*", index=INDEX_COL, columns=A_SINGLE_COLUMN_LIST)

filtered_df1 = df1.merge(df2, left_index=True, right_index=True, how='inner')
filtered_df1 = filtered_df1.reset_index(drop=False)
filtered_df1.to_parquet(f"s3://{MY_BUCKET}/{PATH}", write_index=False)

The code above runs without problems till the workers start running out of memory and eventually the execution is aborted. I'm working with a quite powerful machine of 96 CPUs and more that 700GB of memory (and yet the huge table doesn't fit). I've tried to run it with 96 and 8 workers, but it happens the same in both cases.
I've also tried the following and then included the isin() method in a map_partitions() function. Both approaches had the same outcome that I explained above.
df2 = dd.read_parquet(f"s3://{MY_BUCKET}/{PATH_TO_AUX_TABLE}/*")
filter_values = df2[INDEX_COL].unique().compute()  # len(filter_values) --> ~17e6

df1 = dd.read_parquet(f"s3://{MY_BUCKET}/{PATH_TO_HUGE_TABLE}/*")
filtered_df1 = df1[ df1[INDEX_COL].isin(filter_values) ]
filtered_df1.to_parquet(f"s3://{MY_BUCKET}/{PATH}", write_index=False)

Does anyone know another way of doing this with Dask that could work? Perhaps a different Python library? Any idea is appreciated, thank you.

A: Looks like this is a large to small join.    df1 has 1.5 billion rows and df2 has 17 million rows.
This might help:
pdf2 = df2.compute()

filtered_df1 = df1.merge(pdf2, left_index=True, right_index=True, how='inner')

If you could, please add some more info about filtered_df1 like npartitions and memory_usage.  This seems like a solvable issue.


I like the title – would be curious to know what your thoughts were in naming this piece. The black bg works really well and makes this feel like a documentary piece (or makes boy look like a guest on Charlie Rose) (that was a joke) The boy and rodent do certainly seem to be in communion (friendship?) – totally at peace with each other. Like this shot a lot – lighting, pose, focus, framing, Very intriguing.
Relational image, nice focus and composition, not too blown out by the close flash, though it's not a soft light; interesting feel with the hands and the pet and the expression.


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/**
 *  A convience class that returns app specific colours
 */
@interface UIColor (ColorExtension)
+ (UIColor*)flatOrange;
+ (UIColor*)flatYellow;
+ (UIColor*)flatGray;
+ (UIColor*)flatLightGray;
+ (UIColor*)flatDarkGray;
+ (UIColor*)flatOffWhite;
+ (UIColor*)flatDarkOffWhite;
+ (UIColor*)flatLightBlue;
+ (UIColor*)flatDarkBlue;
+ (UIColor*)flatGreen;
+ (UIColor*)flatLightRed;
+ (UIColor*)flatDarkRed;
+ (UIColor*)flatSilver;
+ (UIColor*)flatMidnightBlue;
+ (UIColor*)flatWetAsphalt;
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Find sources: "Wissen" – news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR (December 2008) (Learn how and when to remove this template message)
Wissen is a town in the district of Altenkirchen, in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. It is situated on the river Sieg, approximately 12 km northeast of Altenkirchen.
Location of Wissen within Altenkirchen (Westerwald) district
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Coordinates: 50°46′57″N 7°44′6″E / 50.78250°N 7.73500°E / 50.78250; 7.73500Coordinates: 50°46′57″N 7°44′6″E / 50.78250°N 7.73500°E / 50.78250; 7.73500
Municipal assoc.
• Stadtbürgermeister
Berno Neuhoff (CDU)
34.88 km2 (13.47 sq mi)
(2019-12-31)[1]
UTC+01:00 (CET)
UTC+02:00 (CEST)
Dialling codes
www.stadt-wissen.de
Wissen is the seat of the Verbandsgemeinde ("collective municipality") Wissen.
The name Wissen was first appeared in the records in 1013 in a document now in the State Archives of Hanover. The original settlement was founded in 1048 during the second period of settlement in the woodland clearings on the perimeter of the Archbishopric of Cologne and was called "Wisnerofanc".
The lords of Arenberg, burgraves of Electoral Cologne, were given territorial lordship in 1176. After the family died out in 1280, the Archbishopric of Cologne acquired the parish of Wissen on the left bank of the river Sieg as a redeemed fief. That part of the parish on the right hand side of the Sieg remained in the hands of the lords of Wildenburg, whose Werther line of the House of Hatzfeld later also gained that part of Wissen on the left bank as a fief.
In 1803-1815 the two halves of the parish went to Nassau; later they were united under Prussian reign and Wissen became the seat of a Bürgermeisterei. In the 19th century, its communications links were considerably improved and bigger industries moved to Wissen. On 19 April 1969, Wissen received town rights. The incorporation of the three hitherto independent municipalities Elbergrund, Köttingerhöhe and Schönstein followed on 7 June 1969.
The table below shows the growth of the population from 1871-1987 based on censuses.
Data source: Statistisches Landesamt Rheinland-Pfalz
^ "Bevölkerungsstand 2019, Kreise, Gemeinden, Verbandsgemeinden". Statistisches Landesamt Rheinland-Pfalz (in German). 2020.
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