Janice Elaine Sews: Swoon QAL - 2nd block.
Swoon QAL - 2nd block.
I finished this one last night. Today, we're having a bit of rain, so I took these in the garage, in order to have natural light. Now, I'm going to work on the 3rd block.


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Blockmason – Homepage
The Credit Protocol
February 23, 2018 in Misc.
Bittrex has announced its listing of Blockmason's BCPT
Bittrex is the go-to exchange platform for those who demand fast trade execution, stable wallets, and industry-best security practices. Based and fully regulated in the USA, Bittrex provides individuals and businesses a world class experience to buy and sell cutting-edge cryptocurrencies and digital tokens.
As of February 22, 2018, Bittrex has now listed the Blockmason Credit Protocol Token (BCPT) which acts as a use license and enables its owners to build applications on top of the Credit Protocol – a system whereby debts and credits are secured and tracked on the Ethereum blockchain. With the purpose of democratizing the allocation of credit through permanently recorded debts and obligations, the Credit Protocol has a vast scope, and could be applied to many forms of debt tracking.
Blockmason is currently working on releasing its first app Lndr developed on top of the Credit Protocol, that will track debts and credits between friends and family. The team also aims to advise other developers and owners of BCPT on building their own consumer and commercial-driven applications on top of the Credit Protocol.
Blockmason is especially pleased to partner with Bittrex – an exchange that is so dedicated to fostering innovations in the blockchain space.
//Blockmason Team
Blockmason Weekly Update: 2019-07-11
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Anthony DiIorio
A prominent figure in the blockchain technology space, Anthony is the Founder & CEO of Decentral Inc., the makers of Jaxx; and the co-founder of Ethereum. He has launched more than 10 companies, invested tens of millions of dollars in various industries and is an advisor to over a dozen companies.
Previously, he was the inaugural Chief Digital Officer for the TMX Group, was a lecturer at the University of Nicosia, and at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law.
In 2018, Anthony was the winner of the EY Emerging Entrepreneur Of The Year Award (Ontario, Canada), the FinTech Leader of the Year Award, and made Toronto Life's list of the 50 Most Influential people in 2018.
Andrew Wong
A former trader at J.P. Morgan specializing in Asian equities, Andrew is the managing partner of IDCM, a global top-15 crypto exchange, where he focuses on developing its business and partnerships in the Blockchain community.
Yohan John Kim
Yohan is Founder and CEO of NE Partners, and a Partner in Revolution Media. Yohan grew up in Chicago and graduated in 2004 from University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign with a degree in Finance. After college, Mr. Kim joined Citigroup's Global Technology Investment Banking Division as an Analyst. Following Citigroup, Yohan joined Kennet Partners & TeleSoft Partners as a venture capitalist.
Timothy Galebach
Originally from Boston, Tim is a co-founder of Blockmason, a world-class developer of foundational blockchain technologies. He speaks six languages, has lived in eight countries, and has traveled to more than 50 nations.
Orichal Partners
Orichal Partners is a leader and advocate in the professional digital asset investment and advisory business. The partners at Orichal came from key roles at prestigious and reputable tier-1 financial institutions. In addition to bringing a wealth of financial experience, the team provides back-end advisory, consulting and analysis services.
Base Layer is the premier blockchain technology marketing and public relations agency serving the Japan market. A curator of influencers, live events and media, Base Layer helps Blockmason to connect with Japanese individuals and companies who are interested in blockchain technology.
Stephen Galebach
A decorated attorney, Stephen has more than three decades' experience serving the legal needs of tech companies. His career includes time as Senior Special Assistant to the US Attorney in the United States Department of Justice and as a White House legal policy advisor. Stephen received his J.D., magna cum laude, from Harvard Law School, during which time he served as Note Editor of the Harvard Law Review. He also holds a B.A. in economics from Yale University.
Richard Kastelein
An industry-renowned speaker, author, publisher and innovator, Richard is the Founder of Blockchain News. He's also Partner at CryptoAsset Design Group, where he's helped to raise more than $200M.

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Not to be confused with Independent Republicans.
The Independents (French: Indépendants) and later Republican Independents (French: Indépendants républicains, IR) was a right-wing parliamentary group in the Chamber of Deputies during the French Third Republic between 1928 and 1940.
The IR was usually considered the parliamentary group on the furthest-right of the Chamber, to the right of the Republican Federation (though their membership sometimes overlapped). Its members were the most conservative members of the legislature: some were independent monarchists, while others were members of small extreme-right leagues with too few deputies to form their own parliamentary party, such as the Ligue d'Action Francaise or French Social Party.
Notable members included the Marquis de La Ferronnays, Georges Mandel, Jean Ybarnegaray, Jean Le Cour Grandmaison and Xavier Vallat.
Most members left in 1938 to found the French Social Party (PSF).
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The Saudi exchange market has stopped dealing with the Egyptian pound due to its collapse on international markets, Al-Mesryoon reported yesterday.
Head of trading at Osool ESB Securities Brokerage, Said Al-Fiqi, blamed the Egyptian Central Bank for adopting incorrect monetary policies which led to the demise of the country's currency.
The Saudi newspaper Okaz reported him saying that the Central Bank did not take any measures to stop the currency's decreasing exchange rate against the US dollar. He also accused the bank of adopting invalid monetary policies and being slow in making the right decisions.
According to the Saudi newspaper, banks in the kingdom are awaiting an official verdict from the Saudi Arabian Monetary Firm (SAMA) to take a decision on whether or not to officially stop trading with the Egyptian pound.
Egypt's economy has suffered greatly after the coup which ousted the first freely elected President Mohamed Morsi in 2013.


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B/Haram: No army can have enough equipment to conduct its operations – Says Buratai
November 29, 2018 Uchenna Mbam Boko Haram, Hot News, Nigerian Military 0
The Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai, on Wednesday declared that no army can have enough equipment for its operations.
He spoke in response to the recent killing of about 100 soldiers in Metele, Borno State.
Speaking at the 2018 Chief of Army Staff Annual Conference in Maiduguri, the Borno capital, with the theme: "Optimising the operational efficiency of the Nigerian Army towards safeguarding democracy and national security in Nigeria," Buratai said the army has started to strategise to end the Boko Haram insurgency in the North-East.
According to Buratai: "Internally, there has been violence in some sections of the country, which constitutes security threats to Nigeria's democracy and existence. The causes of the crises are often for ideological, economic, political, religious and ethnic reasons.
"The fight against Boko Haram in the North-East will continue unabatedly. The army is collaborating with Chad and Cameroon, and we are currently conducting joint operations in adjoining areas.
"No army can have enough equipment to conduct its operations. So it is incumbent on all commanders to know that we are involved in an asymmetric warfare which calls for dynamism and flexibility."
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1978 held at Jacksonville, Florida.
Behind the dominant defense and pitching of Judy Hedgecock, the Dots went undefeated winning all five games, two of them by shutout. The score in the final game was 7-2. Kristy Boston has a monster tournament for the Dots and was named MVP.
1978 held at Houston, Texas.
OF – Chuck Brown, Cody's/Justus Co.
OF – Dan Greco, Cody's/Justus Co.
1978 held at Charlotte, North Carolina.
It was a North Carolina final as Howard's dumped Howard & Carroll into the losers bracket early with a 25-5 pasting behind Don Arndt and Stan Harvey (2 HRs each), Dave Jocobs had 5 hits and 5 RBIs to aid in the cause. H&C went through the losers bracket eliminating a tough Corpus Christi Brick & Lumber team 14-13. H&C then revenged the defeat by Howards by beating them 23-15 to set up the final game. James Boyette and Dave Carroll both had 4 hits in the win. Joey Raby had 2 HRs and 6 RBIs. Howard's Furniture, who had won two ASA titles already, won it's first USSSA Championship by defeating H&C 20-15 in the final game. Denny Hogan had a pair of 3-run homers to lead the way. Joey Raby, Don Arndt and Stan Harvey all collected 2 HRs in the game. James Boyette (3 HRs) and Tom Beall (2 HRs) were the big hitters for H&C. Dave Jacobs was 16-24 (.667) for Howard's, while Don Arndt and Bill Howes all were 12-19 (.631), both hammering out 5 HRs. Stan Harvey hit 9 HRs to lead Howard's. In the Battle of the stats, it was Howard & Carroll with 54 HRs to Howard's Furniture's 35 HRs. But Howards team out hit H&C .550 to .470.
Campbell's Carpets realized their three year dream of an ASA National Championship by holding off the mighty Howard's Furniture in the championship. Campbell's advanced to the finals with a convincing 41-12 win over American Realty. Denny Jones was 5-5 with two walks in the game. He also hit 3 HRs as did Mike Cellura and Tom Sandau.
Howard's, sent to the loser's bracket by Ken Sander's Ford behind 4 HRs each from Craig Elliott and Roger Mayo. Howard's then came back from the loser's bracket, defeating Nelson's Painting 25-21, despite 5 HRs from Curtis Williams of Nelson's. Don Arndt and Stan Harvey hit 3 each for Howard's.
After Howard's defeated American Realty in the loser's bracket final, they out-homered Campbell's 22-8 in the first final on their way to a 42-26 to force the "if" game. Arndt and Harvey led Howard's once again as they each hit 4 HRs in the game. Campbell's put that game behind them and defeated Howard's 26-20 in the winner take all final game.
Mike Cellura hit 4 HRs in the game and Denny Jones shipped in with three. Jones, Cellura and Tom Sandau combined for 12 hits and 8 HRs. Campbell's set a record by scoring 86 runs in a game in their victory over AAFCO.
The Carpetmen scored 17 runs in the first inning, 20 in the 4th and 25 in the 6th inning, before finally winning 86-21. Denny Jones, Charles Pierce and Ron Masterson each collected 8 hits in the game. Among Pierce's 8 hits were 5 HRs. He also had 11 RBIs. Denny Jones, Russell Bradley and Randy Barlich all drove in 9 runs.
Right before the tournament started, Campbell's leading Al White was hampered by double vision and could not play. John Sandau stepped in and batted .720, made some great defensive plays and was named to the All American team. In another scoring outburst, Ken Sanders Ford won its first game 63-9 on the strength of a Nation home run record of 27 for one game. On another note, the legendary Bruce hit 5 home runs in one game.


Each of us is born with a box of matches inside us but we can't strike them all by ourselves.
What will set off those explosions in order to live, since the combustion that occurs when one of them is ignited is what nourishes the soul.
That fire in short, is its food. If one doesn't find out in time what will set off these explosions, the box of matches dampens, and not a single match will ever be lighted.
Almost everything - all external expectations, all pride, all fear of embarrassment or failure. These things just fall away in the face of death, leaving only what is truly important. Remembering that you are going to die is the best way I know to avoid the trap of thinking you have something to lose.


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A Garage Remodel Turns Art Studio in Connecticut
August 6, 2021 Nancy McConnell
Connecticut garage renovation creates a ceramic studio to slow down busy city life
"After" photos by Nicki Chavoya for Sweeten
Homeowners: Samantha and Justin posted their Connecticut garage renovation on SweetenWhere: Weston, Connecticut in Fairfield CountyPrimary renovation: Turning a 150-square-foot garage into a ceramic studioSweeten general contractorSweeten's role: Sweeten matches home renovation projects with vetted general contractors, offering advice, support, and financial protection—at no cost to the homeowner.
Written in partnership with Sweeten homeowner Samantha
Recreating an under-used garage
Running their creative agency, VERSUS, in New York City takes up a lot of their time during the day. So Samantha Louise Barnes and her husband, Justin, like to relax at their weekend home in Fairfield County. It's located in Weston, which is a quaint small town with tree-lined streets, good schools, and notable architecture. The town is known for its mid-century modern architecture and their home is no exception. It was built in 1948 by architect Lloyd Flood, who was an early associate of architect Edward Durell Stone.
The couple shares the home, which was previously renovated, with their two-year-old rescue cat, Louise. Set on a dead-end street, Samantha wanted to make the most of her 1,750-square-foot home. That meant converting the garage. They rarely use the second bay. Samantha and Justin take their car to the train station every week and leave it parked there until the weekend. So what to do with this underutilized space? Create that ceramic studio Samantha had always dreamed about, of course.
Researching remodeling materials
Samantha wanted to get the renovation done quickly—preferably in a month's time. So she started researching, pricing, and locating the equipment needed for the soon-to-be ceramic studio. It was challenging but she found a kiln in South Carolina. Apparently, a lot of people had the same idea to create a ceramic studio during the pandemic.
Once this was taken care of, she set her sights on hiring the right contractor for the job. She posted the project on Sweeten to find a general contractor. "[Sweeten] offered advice every step of the way," said Samantha. "I felt confident that I would be happy with who they vetted." Samantha and Justin hired a Sweeten contractor and the project began.
Figuring out the layout
The idea was to choose the shorter bay—made smaller by a closet located in the back—and converting it into the studio. Twenty-five percent of the closet would make space for the kiln while the other 75 percent remained as a closet accessible via the other garage bay. But Samantha also worried about getting the electric requirements correct. So, she worked closely with her Sweeten contractor and his electrician to ensure that the kiln would run safely. They gave the kiln its own outlet and dedicated breaker box.
ceramic studio comes to life
The result of the renovation is a beautiful, artistic space. They kept the back window to allow light to shine through behind the kiln. And added another window above the air conditioner to give a bright airiness to the space. Their contractor also assisted with picking out the double French doors that replaced the original garage door. And figured out the right air conditioner/heating unit to match the electricity needs.
"Having my own space separate from the house is wonderful," said Samantha. "It's additional creative space we just love having access to."
Connecting with the main house
As for the aesthetics, Samantha and Justin chose to keep some consistency with the main house's design. For example, the flooring in the main house is a poured concrete so they went with that in the ceramic studio. The concrete fits in nicely with the artistic vibe of the space. Plus, it's safe to use under the kiln and Samantha likes the "rough" look. The trim is the same as in the main house as well. Material choices and style were to keep a cohesive look and feel.
Finding their general contractor
When Samantha and Justin first started thinking about renovating, they knew it wasn't going to be a big job. However, they did want to find a trustworthy, qualified contractor. "We are only at our home on the weekends, so we still consider ourselves new to the area and needed a jumping-off place to find someone," said Samantha. "Instead of running through a slew of contractors on the Internet, I thought of Sweeten." The result met all the couple's expectations. "Having my own space separate from the house is wonderful," said Samantha. "It's additional creative space we just love having access to."
Thank you, Samantha and Justin, for sharing your dream garage remodel with us!
Renovation Materials
Double French doors: Therma-Tru. Paint in Alpaca: Sherwin-Williams. LED lights: Lithonia. Smart Thru-The-Wall air conditioner: Friedrich. Electric pottery wheel: Bailey
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2023 Standard Mileage Rates for Business, Medical and Moving Announced
The Internal Revenue Service issued the 2023 optional standard mileage rates used to calculate the deductible costs of operating an automobile for business, charitable, medical or moving purposes.
Tax Season is Coming! Are You Prepared?
As the new tax season quickly approaches, we all want to make sure that we pay as little in taxes as possible when we file. With this in mind, now is the perfect time to be able to make any last minute adjustments.
Tax Resources for Service Members and Veterans
Ahead of the Veterans Day holiday the IRS has published a list of tax resources available for members of the military. These include a dedicated IRS webpage with helpful resources. There are also specific IRS publications for military members.
IRS Rev. Proc. 2022-19 Provides Relief for Ineffective S Elections
Nathan Walker, CPA •
S corporations in New Hampshire are generally created from an LLC that chooses to file as an S corporation under the "check the box" regulations. While there is a litany of benefits to forming your S corporation with an LLC, from preferential treatment under NH I&D taxes to charging order protection, there are a couple of traps that you need to look out for that may make your S election entirely invalid, even if you are otherwise operating your business in a compliant manor.
2022 Tax News and Planning Opportunities
Dana Bull, CPA •
Over the summer the Inflation Reduction Act (oxymoron anyone?) was passed by Congress and signed into law by President Biden. Although most of the provisions affect Business taxpayers, there are some items of interest to the individual taxpayer.


LEDGER – Make it back-to-back wins for Mitchell High School's football team.
LEDGER – The Mitchell High School Junior Varsity football team this past Thursday lost 10-8 at Elizabethton this past Thursday.
The 2017 football season got off to a successful start Friday night for the Mitchell Mountaineers. They took the opening kickoff of the year for a TD following a long, time-consuming drive.


Although NASA was shutdown, the Astrobiology Strategy webinars continued through the great work of Andy Burnett and the folks at KnowInnovation! Thanks so much for keeping us from losing too much momentum.
The schedule of up-coming webinars is also posted there.
We realize that other civil servants may not have been able to participate and that the altered scheduled and format may have excluded others. However, the webinars are only intended as a kick-off to open discussion on a concept paper and to give the community a sense of the thought processes that led to the current form of the document. For those of you that missed the webinars it's not too late to add your voice to our conversation about the future directions of astrobiology research. We encourage everyone to review the concept documents, comment on them, and participate in the discussion about them.
Once again, thanks to KnowInnovation and all the webinar attendees and participants who kept the astrobiology fires burning while we civil servants were restrained from working. Onward!


Mexico is the birthplace of chocolate (thank you for such a wonderful gift to the world!). It was revered by the Aztecs and was served exclusively to priests and kings with such additions as herbs, chiles and honey. Although the hot chocolate of Mexico is famous throughout the world, they are also well known for their use of chocolate in a sauce called mole, where it is used as one of many spices.
Tagged Aztec, birthplace, chile, chocolate, gift, herbs, honey, hot chocolate, kings, Mexico, mole, priests, sauce, spice, world.


Which files are the spotify music tracks played in?
Hi spotify listeners! I was just wondering which kinda files spotify is playing the tracks in?
Is it flac or something?
Have a nice day filled with music!!
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Is it safe to encrypt bitcoind wallet if it holds funded addresses?
Not only is it safe to encrypt wallets with money in them, it is unsafe not to do so. Think of your wallet as a computer file serving as your safe, in which you put your savings. Would you leave your safe open? Probably not. You'd set a complex combination.
This is even more important in Bitcoin. Since your wallet is just a file on your hard disk, it can not only get physically stolen, but also digitally stolen over the Internet by viruses and other malware. Having your wallet setup to not require a password is asking for trouble. You could lose everything in an instant.
The only real risk of encryption is forgetting the password. Unlike a safe, encryption can't be bypassed by a locksmith. Lose the password, lose the money. If physical theft is not a problem for you, you may want to write down the password and put it in a safe deposit box. Viruses don't read paper. Regardless of encryption, you also want to make a backup of your wallet file onto external storage, in case your hard drive goes kaput. This should also be in a safe place.
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Uncontrolled housing development has meant primary and secondary school children lose out on their first preference schools. Recent statistics show that one in five secondary children in Telford and Wrekin missed out of their first choice of school. Parents are forced to transport their children outside of their catchment area.
A Conservative Council will review school catchment areas to make the process fairer for all.
Cutting £300,000 from the school transport budget, the current Labour administration has forced young children to make dangerous journeys along routes they have defined as a "Safer Route to School".
Conservatives will launch a review of designated safer routes and ensure there are adequate means for children to get to the school of their choice.


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Rodent on the run: Class pet continues to escape
Published on February 17, 2018 in ARS News/Investigative/News/Photography by Kaia Newton
Amongst the many rodents around the school, one is special. Chubs Maloy has lived in Mr. Albert Marino's math classroom since August 2017 – well, most of the time anyway. He's been known to escape his enclosure and disappear for days at a time.
Mr. Marino poses with the classroom pet, Chubs, for a photoshoot. The hamster is taken from his enclosure occasionally to be let on walks. "Mr. Marino is really nice with chubs," Chloe Hammonds(9) said. " He's really careful with Chubs, he takes really good care of him, and he lets him go around the classroom a lot in his little hamster ball so that he can move around."
"Mr. Ward offered [me] a hamster cage over the Summer and I jumped on the idea," Mr. Marino said. "I thought a classroom pet would be fun, healthy, improve the mood of the students, and just be a joyful thing for everyone. Once the hamster cage came in I realized it wasn't fun unless I had a hamster with it. I looked on craigslist, I found a used hamster for free, and I got him."
The students have grown to appreciate Chubs even more than Mr. Marino imagined. Students can handle Chubs during class, and take him home for the weekends.
Chubs skitters across the desk of a math classroom. The class pet is set free from his enclosure occasionally in order to receive enough exercise. "Chubs will just randomly come out in the middle of class, run around the desk, and crawl in people's laps," McDowell(9) said. "It's a good idea, because they're a version of therapy animal, and so it's a way to relax and have a slight other focus when you're stressed out."
"Some people have an attachment to chubs as their son," Haley McDowell (9) said. "The first times Chubs disappeared everyone was scared, they were afraid that Chubs went and was eaten by something. They thought that something in the vents had come down and taken Chubs and eaten him. Everyone was so sad."
Chubs was soon returned to his cage mysteriously. He has escaped two times since then to make a nest by the window.
Mr. Marino sets Chubs onto one of his classroom tables. The hamster sometimes walks around the classroom to experience a change in scenery. "Smile now, for tomorrow is a gift, that we have yet to receive," Mr. Marino said while channeling the spirit of Chubs. "I read it in a book I think. I'm a very literate hamster. I read when Mr. Marino lets me out of my cage, which is not as frequent yet I would like, but he is a tyrant."
"He might have escaped more times and just figured out how to tighten the screw on his little donut there," Mr. Marino said. "He is very crafty. He has opposable thumbs, unlike most rodents, and the capacity to problem solve."
Chubs poses for a picture. The hamster is shown standing on the floor where he is set free to roam on occasion. "I turned 1 during Halloween," Mr. Marino said from the perspective of Chubs. "To be honest I feel like I've repressed a lot of my childhood memories. Before I was adopted by Mr. Marino I don't remember much. I know that I'm much more at peace now than I was before. He threw me a little party for my birthday."
Chubs has been through many adventures. Mr. Marino bought Chubs a squirrel harness with purple fairy wings for 15 dollars on amazon, and put it on him during class.
"Unfortunately, even though the squirrel fairy wings said they would be small enough to fit a hamster, they were not," Mr. Marino said. "He was not a big fan, he did not enjoy the process of having a harness put on him. Once it was on him, he didn't know that he was being taken for walks and kind of just did his own thing. We would try to drag him this way or that way, and he just really didn't, he didn't budge. He didn't understand the concept."
Mr. Marino set Chubs down next to him and pretended to race him. Additionally, Mr. Marino has bought Chubs fairy wings. "I felt humiliated," Mr. Marino said in the voice of Chubs. " I felt like I was part of an elaborate joke. I'm very happy that Mr. Marino returned those fairy wings and got his 15 dollars back."
Mr. Marino cradles class pet, Chubs, in his hands. "Everybody loves chubs," Mr. Marino said. "From the 6 graders to the 12 graders the girls take detours to just say hi to him. They take turns taking him home for the weekend. He has brought such joy to everyone, with exception of those afraid of rodents."
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A CH₄, HR4346 and mRNA-1273 Thanksgiving
Michael Cembalest
Thanksgiving Eye on the Market: the three things I'm thankful for this year
In the October Eye on the Market I wrote about how in 6 of 7 post-war recessions, equity markets preceded the decline in profits, employment and GDP by several months at least. I also mentioned that the best indicator to follow was the ISM survey, which tends to coincide with the equity market bottom +/- 2 months. So, in the interest of thinking about when equities could bottom, the first chart below projects the ISM survey by looking at new orders and inventories. Using this crude approach, the ISM would bottom in the mid-40's in December. If so, 3570 on the S&P 500 Index reached in mid-October could actually mark the low for the cycle; such a scenario should not be discounted entirely, and would be consistent with market history.
Even so, I still think that there will be more corrections ahead, and that 3200-3300 would offer very good value for long term investors if we got there. The big question now is not how high inflation is going; it's how long it will remain there. As shown in the second chart, the markets are pricing in a rapid descent in inflation, possibly due to expectations on China reopening or an end to the Russia-Ukraine war. But in the history of inflation spikes in developed countries, once inflation rises, it tends to stick around for a while. This would limit the opportunity for the Fed to rapidly reverse course and cut rates. More on all of this in our 2023 Outlook.
Sometimes I write a November Eye on the Market on things I am thankful for. My list this year: CH4, HR4346 and mRNA-1273. This particular intersection of preferences is unlikely to be popular at dinner parties, which is why I don't go to them. In any case, Happy Thanksgiving.
Michael Cembalest, JP Morgan Asset Management
#1: The national security and economic benefits of US natural gas (CH41 ) supplies
As of September 2022, this is what was happening in Europe due to soaring energy costs and reliance on Russia:
70% of fertilizer capacity shuttered (BASF shuttered or slowed production at 180 of its plants worldwide)
30% decline in aluminum smelting capacity
ArcelorMittal to close two German electric arc furnace steel plants and others in Spain, Poland and France; Acerinox (Spain) furloughed 85% of its steel production workforce; other steel closures in Italy
Largest German cement company (Heidelberg) warned of plant closures if energy prices remain high
Since September 2021, 30 UK energy suppliers filed for bankruptcy; nationalization of French EDF
Lowest level of business expectations for energy intensive German industry since reunification in 1990
Germany sees highest inflation rate in 32 years (and in Italy, in 40 years)
European gas and electricity prices have declined sharply since the summer peak, and there are also a wide range of initiatives underway to cap energy prices, reduce energy taxes and provide support to businesses. As a result, some of this industrial production may come back online. However, European gas and electricity prices are still 2x-3x times higher than at the beginning of 2021, European gas prices are still 6x US levels, and few European countries will be able to immunize industry from the entire shock. While Europe is set for this winter with gas storage at 90%+ of capacity, one factor offsetting the loss of Russian pipeline gas (in addition to increased LNG imports) is lower European consumption due to higher energy prices. In other words, self-imposed austerity with all of its negative economic repercussions.
If I've learned anything from the 12 years working on our annual energy paper with Vaclav, it's that the renewable transition will take time for all the technological, political, judicial, behavioral and economic reasons we discuss each year. In the meantime, I'm thankful the US has ample supplies of its own natural gas. In the latest World Energy Outlook from the International Energy Agency, global natural gas demand rises by 2030 and 2050 in the Stated Policies scenario, and only declines by ~15% by 2050 assuming much more aggressive decarbonization policies.
The US will need plenty of natural gas capacity even as more wind and solar power is built in response to energy bill incentives. Wind and solar intermittency creates periods during the year when there's not enough renewable generation to meet electricity demand. As a result, you typically cannot disconnect 1 MW of natural gas every time you add 1 MW of wind and solar power. The amount of natural gas that can be disconnected is referred to as a "capacity credit"; these credits are a function of specific hourly generation patterns in each region, and range from just 10% to 30% of added wind and solar power. More details in next year's energy paper in a section on the irrelevance of "levelized costs", which do not include backup power requirements.
What about methane emissions and natural gas flaring? If you accept EPA data at face value, methane "leakage" rates from natural gas have fallen to ~1%, down from 2.3% in 1990. These rates include leakage from exploration, production, gathering, processing, transmission, storage and distribution. However, EPA emissions data is usually provided by the oil & gas industry and may not reflect variations in utilization or operating performance. As a result, climate scientists conduct their own measurements. Based on aerial, satellite and other surveillance methods, some believe that the EPA data underestimates methane leakage rates by 60%.
In a December 2021 Dallas Fed survey, while 68% and 58% of large firms had plans to reduce methane emissions and flaring, only 24% and 26% of smaller firms had similar plans. The IEA believes that emission reductions of another 75% are feasible with proven technology. I asked my colleague Ben Ratner in J.P. Morgan's Sustainability group for his thoughts on this issue, since he has done a lot of work on it. Ben's comments:
Industry leaders have begun the important shift from desktop estimation to more accurate emission measurement (including the use of sensors on planes), committed to eliminate gas flaring by 2025 and engaged constructively with regulators
The federal government has directly regulated methane as a pollutant under the Clean Air Act for newer facilities, while also legislating a methane fee that is designed to give way to expanded regulations
States like Colorado, New Mexico, and Pennsylvania have instituted tight requirements for leak detection and repair, flaring minimization and other best practices
The Oil and Gas Methane Partnership (OGMP) is a collaboration of US and European industry leaders working with civil representatives. Under OGMP's recently defined "2.0" protocols, companies agree to set a methane target, increase methane measurement and report progress annually
Eliminating natural gas flaring is a common-sense move for companies that want to support energy security and sensibly reduce their carbon footprint. Note: in a 2019 Dallas Fed survey, 70% of respondents cited lack of pipeline capacity as the reason for Permian Basin flaring. Industry leaders do not put wells into production until pipeline capacity is available
#2: The bipartisan realism of the semiconductor "CHIPs" bill, H.R. 4346
Let's continue the energy thread from the prior section. For the renewable transition to accelerate, EV adoption will have to move into overdrive. Transportation accounted for one third of US fossil fuel consumption in 2021, around half of which was passenger cars and light trucks. There are critical mineral issues to be resolved regarding EVs; we will discuss those another time and talk about semiconductors today.
As shown below, EVs have more semiconductors than internal combustion engine cars. The US will need a reliable supply of semiconductors if EVs come anywhere close to the forecasts released by the Senate in the aftermath of the energy bill. One of the sources the Senate cited estimates that 100% of US passenger car and light truck sales in 2030 will be EVs, and that 92% of Class 8 semi truck sales will be EVs as well in 2030.
Where would all the semiconductors come from? Starting in 1990, semiconductor capacity started migrating out of the US. While the US still has 47% market share of global semiconductor revenues, only ~40% of US semiconductor capacity is located in the US; the rest is in Singapore, Taiwan, China, Japan and Europe. Taiwan has the largest share of global semiconductor capacity (20%), a 50% share of higher value added logic chip capacity and 60% of the semiconductor foundry market, which refers to outsourced semiconductor production for companies like AMD, Apple, Qualcomm and Nvidia. Do I need to spell out why this might be a geopolitical and economic risk for the US? Probably not.
So, that's why I'm thankful for H.R. 4346, otherwise known as the semiconductor "CHIPs" bill. It creates meaningful support for US semiconductor production at a time when many US semiconductor companies are negatively affected by White House policies limiting high-end US semiconductor exports to China (Nvidia, which sell 95% of high end AI chips in China, is one example). Some critics view the CHIPs bill as "corporate welfare"; perhaps, but if your goal is improved US semiconductor supply chains, some government support will be needed to offset the impact of US national security priorities limiting their profitable exports to China.
To be clear, the semiconductor bill is just a start. See the next chart below; BCG estimates that the $52 billion in the CHIPs bill dedicated to semiconductor production capacity is only 10% of what would be needed for complete US semiconductor self-sufficiency. But something is better than nothing, and at least it will begin to move the needle in the other direction and reverse some of the outsourcing trends.
Is the CHIPs bill really bipartisan? Yes. We track the partisanship of major bills since 1913 when legislation was passed creating the Federal Reserve and the first Federal income tax. The partisanship of major bills began to soar in the late 1990's, and since the year 2000 many bills have essentially been single-party legislation passed by the party controlling the White House and both chambers. The Trump Tax Cut Act was the most partisan bill in US history, surpassing the prior partisanship peak (2009 Recovery and Reinvestment Act) until it was surpassed by the partisanship of the 2021 American Rescue Plan and the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act, both of which were passed without a single GOP "yes" vote in the House or Senate. So with that context, the CHIPs bill's support from 17 GOP Senators, 24 GOP House members and Trump's former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo can be seen as an outpouring of giddy bipartisanship.
What about Chinese reliance on Taiwan? China accounts for 60% of global semiconductor demand, but only 10% of that demand is met via Chinese production. The other 90% is met through imports and foreign firms producing chips in China. As of 2021, Taiwan accounted for a 70% share of Chinese chip consumption: TSMC produces 10% of China's chips in its factories in Nanjing and Shanghai, and exports the remaining 60% from Taiwan. There may be no example anywhere in the world of one country so reliant on another for a specific high-value import. That 70% reliance figure dwarfs Europe's prewar reliance on Russian energy (around 25% of total European energy consumption in 2021). Most Chinese foundries are working on 14-28 nanometer chips while the global leaders like TSMC are already producing at 5-7 nanometers.
More background2: the most advanced and most profitable chips of 10, 7, 5, and 3 nm are difficult and costly to fabricate and can only be made by machines designed and built by ASML (Netherlands) using a process called extreme ultraviolet photolithography (EUV). Because of their complexity, ASML only produces 45-55 such machines per year. Advanced chip foundries require a clean room that is 10,000x cleaner than a hospital surgical room. The chip etching process, parts of which are done in a pure nitrogen environment, can take weeks operating 24 hours a day and involve 700 separate steps, many of them repeated. Completing all necessary steps in the value chain may involve multiple air flights back and forth over thousands of miles to sites with specialized capabilities. These foundries require exotic chemicals, gasses, rare metals, materials and components from thousands of companies and dozens of countries.
#3: The remarkable success of mRNA vaccines in reducing mortality risk for people interested in taking them
The latest COVID variants are showing signs of increased resistance to existing treatments3, the bivalent booster derived from the original variant and BA.5 only has 12%-15% uptake (the US ranks 73rd in the world on boosters per 100 residents), and vaccine-induced and infection-induced immunity is waning. And as we all know by now, current mRNA vaccines are not highly effective at preventing infection and transmission, only at preventing hospitalization and mortality. What the world needs: nasal vaccine delivery which might do a better job preventing transmission and infection, and pan-coronavirus vaccines that are not variant-specific.
That said, I'm still very thankful for US mRNA vaccines, including the mRNA-1273 versions I have been receiving. They have saved a lot of lives in the US and elsewhere, and according to the Brown School of Public Health, they could have saved more lives if vaccination uptake were higher4. That is all. Happy Thanksgiving.
1 Natural gas composition: 70%-90% CH4, with smaller amounts of ethane, propane and butane mixed in as well. US natural gas consumption is split between electricity generation (37%), industrial production (33%) and winter heating by homes and businesses (26%).
2"Semiconductors and Taiwan's Silicon Shield", Stimson Center, August 2022
3The latest COVID variants (BQ.1.1 and XBB) are more resistant to Bebtelovimab (the only monoclonal antibody left that worked against Omicron), and to Evusheld, the antibody mix used for immune compromised people
4Any cross-country analysis of vaccination and COVID mortality is only as good as its reported COVID data. Many developing countries have poor data collection (over 100 countries do not track or publish COVID deaths at all). As a result, the only sensible approach would be to use "all-cause mortality" statistics instead. High income country excess death rates are 1.3x higher than reported COVID death rates; in middle income countries, 3x higher; and in lower income countries, 6x higher. See: "Exploring the Gap between Excess Mortality and COVID Deaths in 67 Countries", San Marchi (University of Bologna) et al, JAMA Network Global Health Research Letter, July 2021, and "The pandemic's true death toll: millions more than official counts", Nature, January 2022
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A Thanksgiving list of things I am thankful for. My list this year: CH₄, HR4346 and mRNA-1273.
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MR. MICHAEL CEMBALEST: Good afternoon, and welcome to the Thanksgiving Eye on the Market. In the October note last month, I wrote about how, in almost every post-war recession except for one of them, equity markets preceded the decline in profits and employment and GDP and things like that by several months and said, let's focus on the ISM survey instead, because when that bottoms, it tends of coincide much more closely to the bottom of the equity markets.
So, in terms of thinking about when that can happen, we have some approaches to try to figure out when the ISM survey is going, and they're crude, but the fit's actually not bad, and using this approach, the ISM would bottom in the mid- to low-40s sometime in January, February of next year.
If that were the case, it's not impossible that the lows we hit in mid-October would be the lows for the cycle, and almost everybody I talk to discounts that scenario entirely, although, you know, it would be consistent with market history. I think that there are more corrections ahead, and that something closer to 3300 would be pretty good value for long-term investors if we got there.
The big question to me, now, obviously is not how high inflation goes. It's probably cresting. The question is how long will it stick around, and we've got a chart in this month's piece that looks at all the episodes of rising inflation in developed countries, and once inflation spikes, it tends to stick around for a while, which is in stark contrast to the much more rapid decline in inflation that markets are pricing in, in both the U.S. and Europe.
Now, I know we've got some exogenous issues now with COVID and China and the Russia-Ukraine War. Even so, what's priced in about the inflation decline is much more rapid than what we've seen historically. Anyway, more on all of this in our outlook for next year.
The purpose of this year's note is an eye on the market on the three things that I'm thankful for, and my list this year is CH4, HR4346, and mRNA1273. I will of course explain.
So, number one, why am I thankful for CH4? Well, I'm referring, of course, to natural gas. Natural gas composition is mostly CH4 with little bits of ethane and propane and butane mixed in. Let's look at what was going on in Europe about a month ago. 70 percent of the fertilizer capacity was shut down. 30 percent of its aluminum was shut down. Steel plants were closing in Germany, Spain, Poland and France. One of the biggest companies in Spain furloughed 85 percent of its workforce and steel producers. The cement companies were shutting down. 30 UK energy suppliers filed for bankruptcy. The French utility EDF was nationalized. We saw the lowest level of business expectations for energy intensive German companies since re-unification in 1990, and Germany and Italy were seeing the highest inflation rates in 32 and 40 years, respectively. Now, gas and electricity prices have declined a bunch in, in Europe since the summer peak, and there's a bunch of initiatives underway to cap energy prices, reduce energy taxes and provide support to businesses. Eventually, obviously, those are all borne my taxpayers. So, some of this industrial production might come back online, but European gas and electricity prices are still two to three times higher than at the beginning of 2021. Gas prices are still six times U.S. levels, et cetera, so while Europe is set for this winter with plenty of gas storage, most countries are either at or above 90 percent of capacity, a lot of what Europe has done to prepare for the winter is also lowering its consumption due to higher energy prices, and that obviously has a lot of negative repercussions.
So, stepping back for a moment, if I've learned anything from the 12 years I worked on our energy paper with Vaclav [phonetic], it's that these renewable transitions are going to take time, for technological reasons, political reasons, judicial reasons, behavioral, economic. We go into detail every year in the energy paper. In the meantime, I'm very thankful the U.S. has ample supplies of its own natural gas, and the latest world energy outlook from the IEA, they show global natural gas demand rising by 2030 and 2050, in the scenario that is attached to policies that countries are currently pursuing, rather than declining. And we'll go into more detail next year.
But, there's something that all of your probably understand now about wind and solar power. We're going to need plenty of natural gas power, gas capacity, even as we build more wind and solar power. Wind and solar are very intermittent and there's times during the year where there's not enough renewable generation to meet the load demand. This is all pretty simple. As a result, you can't disconnect a megawatt of natural gas every time you add a megawatt of wind and solar power. The actual amount you can disconnect is referred to as a capacity credit, and they're computed, and they're pretty intensive calculations. We do them. You have to take the hourly generation by type and demand loads in each ISO, which is the independent system operator. Bottom line, every time you add one megawatt of wind and solar power, in the major ISOs in the United States, you can only disconnect around 10 to 30 percent of that in terms of the natural gas that you can unplug because you need that back-up thermal capacity. And the cost of that back-up power is not included in anybody's estimates, or in most estimates I see of levelized cost of wind and solar, which is why I think that levelized cost concept is kind of irrelevant.
What's more relevant to me on this natural gas question is methane emissions and flaring, and we have a little bit of a discussion in here, progress is being made slowly. Most largely firms have plans to reduce methane emissions and flaring, but only about a quarter of the smaller firms do, and this is from a Dallas Fed survey from last December and so the, look, the industry leaders have begun a very important shift from quarterly desktop estimations of methane leakage to more accurate measurements using sensors on planes and things like that. Most of them have committed to eliminate flaring by 2025. There are some new Clean Air Act regulations. A lot of the states have adopted new regulations. There's a European and U.S. partnership called the Oil and Gas Methane partnership, so the industry leaders are generally moving in the right direction here and, and hopefully through, through both the combination of self-preservation and legislation, the smaller companies will follow.
Okay, what's the second thing that I'm thankful for. I mentioned HR4346. That is the semi-conductor bill. The U.S. is going to need a lot of semi-conductors in the future, particularly if the renewable transition is going to pick up speed through adoption of electric vehicles. The semi-conductor intensity of electric vehicles is roughly double that of traditional, internal combustion engine cars.
So, unfortunately, as we all know, semi-conductor capacity started migrating out of the United States rapidly in 1990, fell in half by 2000, and then fall in half again by 2020, so only around something like 12 percent of U.S., the United States accounts for only around 12 percent of global semi-conductor capacity. The U.S. has a large market share of global semi-conductor revenues, but that's because it relies heavily on Taiwan for production because Taiwan's got 50 percent share of high value added chip capacity and 60 percent of the foundry market. I don't think I need to spell out why this might be a geopolitical risk for the United States.
So, I'm thankful for this semi-conductor bill that was passed. It gives support for U.S. semi-conductor companies. I think it helps offset some of the negative consequences of the latest policies restricting their ability to sell chips and equipment to China. Nvidia, for example, stock has been in freefall. They, 95, they sell 95 percent of the high end chips in China. And this bill has gotten some criticism as corporate welfare, and I understand that, but if your goal is to improve U.S. semi-conductor supply chains, some kind of government support is going to be needed to offset some of the negative impact of some of these new national security rules.
Now, this semi-conductor bill is just a start. It's probably only 10 to 20 percent of what the U.S. would need to become substantially semi-conductor self-sufficient, so it's just a drop in the bucket, 50, 60 billion, but it gets the ball rolling, and believe it or not, it was a bipartisan effort. In the last few years, we've had a lot of bills that passed with zero support. This is the first time in American history bills passed Congress without a single vote from the opposing party in the House or the Senate. The 2021 American Rescue Plan, the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act are examples of that, and when the Trump Tax Cut Act was passed, it was the most partisan bill in U.S. history at the time.
So, the CHIPS Bill got 17 GOP Senator, 24 GOP House members, and Mike Pompeo also supported it, so in the context of the world we lived in, we currently live in, it is definitely a bipartisan bill.
Just a couple of quick comments, too, the United States relies on Taiwan, and China relies on Taiwan to an entirely different level. 70 percent, China only produced 10 percent of its own chips. The other 90 percent comes from imports or foreign firms producing chips in China. Of that 90 percent, 70 percent share is Taiwan. So, Taiwan produces 10 percent of China's chips in Nanjing and Shanghai, and then exports the remaining 60 percent from Taiwan. I can't find anywhere in the world an example of one country that's so reliant on another one for a high value import. For context, Europe was, before the Ukraine war, 20 percent, or 25 percent reliant on Russian energy. So, think about that, 70 percent reliance on Taiwan for semi-conductors by China. That's a huge number, and most of the Chinese foundries are working on 14 to 30 nanometer chips. The global leaders like TSMA in Taiwan are already producing at five to seven nanometers, so if the U.S. is reliant on Taiwan from a semi-conductor perspective, China's reliance on them is much, much, much greater.
The last thing I am thankful for this year are mRNA vaccines. Now, the news is not all good. The latest COVID variants are showing increased signs of resistance to treatments. The new booster, which is derived from both the original variant and BA5 only has a 12 to 15 percent uptake in the U.S. The U.S. ranks somewhere around 73rd in the world on booster shots, and vaccines no longer do a great job against infection and transmission. However, they do a great job at preventing hospitalization and mortality, particularly for people like me, who are, you know, 60 years old. I just turned 60, which I'm still getting used to.
Now, what the world really needs is nasal vaccine delivery mechanisms, which might do a better job at preventing transmission and infection because instead of, I mean, I think the vaccines now do a good job at preventing the infection from getting into your lungs, but it doesn't prevent you from getting into your respiratory system, and that's what a nasal delivery might be able to do. We also need pan-coronavirus vaccines that are not so variant specific, right? In other words, not just tuned into the, into the three-dimensional topological shape of one variant or another.
That said, I'm very thankful for these mRNA vaccines, including the Moderna versions that I received. They have saved a lot of lives in the U.S. and elsewhere, and we have a chart in here showing how much more lives they could have saved if the vaccination uptake were higher. There's some charts in here that support all of that, but I consider all of this to be pretty straightforward stuff.
Now, as you might imagine, my thanksgiving list of natural gas, the CHIPS Bill and vaccines is a Venn diagram that doesn't overlap with a lot of Americans in the United States, which is why I'm still working alone from my hidden, unnamed bunker. Anyway, Happy Thanksgiving to all of you, and thank you for listening to the podcast. Bye.
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3) the addition of a new B6 to B20 specification. Although the B6 to B20 specification has not yet been published, it has been given a number, which will be ASTM D 7467.
While there were some negative votes in the process, all ballots were successfully adjudicated at the ASTM meetings held in June in Vancouver, British Columbia. In addition, the B5 in D 396, which is the furnace fuel specification, was tabled at the December 2007 ASTM meeting, as it was awaiting the outcome of the D 6751 ballot amendments. All four specifications will become official as soon as they are published by ASTM, which at press time was anticipated to occur in the coming weeks. This will be great news for both the biodiesel industry and original equipment manufacturers.
Industry need and strong desire were shown to include the cold soak filtration test method in ASTM D 6751 even before the test had an ASTM method number. To accomplish this expeditiously, the test was included in the annex of D 6751, which is a mandatory section of the specification. This means that the specifications for the cold soak filtration test are contained in the body of the D 6751 specification, but the test procedure itself will reside in the annex of D 6751 until such time as it has its own ASTM method number. At that point, it will be balloted to have the new cold soak filtration test method number in the specification and removal of the test in the annex of D 6751.
Over the past six months, the cold soak filtration test method has been improved and more data were gathered on whether adjustments to the specification limits are appropriate.
As chair of the Subcommittee 14 Biodiesel Cleanliness Task Group under which the test is being developed, I have been involved with its progress each step of the way since its inception. Although the cold soak filtration test was successfully balloted into the mandatory annex section of ASTM D 6751, the revised test was also balloted as a separate new test method in Subcommittee 14. This ballot was successful and will move on to the Main D02 Committee ballot this fall. The expectation is that when this new test method passes the Main Committee D02 ballot and receives a new test method number, the new test method number will be balloted in ASTM D 6751 to replace that in the annex.
This has huge implications for state and regulatory agencies in the United States as there are numerous pieces of U.S. legislation that have incentives for biodiesel blends. This also has positive implications for the same reasons for other countries that use ASTM standards. This is a positive thing for original equipment manufacturers that are looking for standards to facilitate embracing biodiesel blends with their vehicles to a greater degree. It is also a positive for petroleum companies that want to ensure there are blend specifications in place which will maintain the integrity of their brand.
The next step will be ensuring that these blend standards are utilized and the testing is done to ensure compliance. However, the first step is getting the specifications in place, which is a great accomplishment.
Stu Porter is the manager of business development and projects for BBI Biofuels Canada. Reach him at sporter@bbiinternational.com or (519) 312-2191.


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Because the "Topic Count" for all users is calculated and stored in the column when enabling the extension.
To cover the disable/enable cases, you can run the resync code in your ext.php only if the column exists.
According to the post on Stackoverflow it's not standard SQL so maybe it will be better to find something else then the HAVING clause (a nested SELECT).
is there any way it can be used in version 5. ???
The most logical is to update your PHP. Why keep hanging in 5 when 7 is there already for a long time (and is much faster)?
Otherwise: fork and change the code to make it work in version 5.
Hi, is this extension still under development?
The Topic Count shows the total number of topics the member has regardless of if they are in a "private" forum (a staff forum for example). When clicking on the topic count it only shows topics visible to the member who clicked it: I know this is intentional, but would it be possible to disable the topic count increment in specific forums just as you can for posts, or, have the topic count only show the number of visible topics so the user?
The topic is deleted but a shadow remains and it must be deleted "again" via the MCP.
Maybe the AS keyword is required for the alias of the subquery. What is your database and version?
I launched version 0.5.0 now that takes another approach in handling the deletion of topics.
Showing a different topic counts to according to permissions is going to be overcomplicated (for my taste) or create overhead when the topic count has to be calculated every time on page load.
I don't like the standard setup of the phpBB post count with forum permissions (also too overcomplicated for my taste) where only posts in certain forums are counted.
Furthermore, this extension works differently; it doesn't add or remove topics to/from the counting, but it recalculates the entire user topic count each time a change takes place. (in order to avoid sync problems).
Therefore, I decided to show only the total count of topics of each user regardless if you can reach them or not.
So,in general I would say this extension will work best in boards where everyone has viewing access to all forums.
This user has 4 more topics that are in forums for which you don't have viewing permission.
That's something I could add.
Hi martti, thank you for the detailed explanation. I'm honestly not 100% sure if I'd use the extension, even with the This user has 4 more...., but am happy to install it to test should you add it.


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Q: NPP.EXEC and perl --> save output? I'm using Notepad++ under Windows 7. I used to use the npp.exec plugin for Perl applications, and it worked fine with the following code:
SET OUTFILE = C:\00_Data\output.txt
cmd /c
c:\perl64\bin\perl.exe C:\00_Data\Scripts8\gra.pl dt "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)" >$(OUTFILE)
NPP_OPEN $(OUTFILE)

Since my update of Notepad++ to version 6.6.9 the Perl script starts, the results are written to the console (all is fine), but the defined output file is created and opened but empty, i.e., the results are not saved.
Does anyone have an idea what is going wrong?

A: You can use the Run Menu from Notepad++ to run a Perl file directly.

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*Go to Run

*Type C:\strawberry\perl\bin\perl.exe "$(FILE_NAME)" or give path of perl exe file.

*Press Save

*Assign Shortcut.

The console closes pretty fast with this method, so add [system("pause");] to your Perl file  to show a "print any key to continue" message in console.


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Among those who were born in the London Borough of Barnet, or have dwelt within the border of the modern borough are (alphabetical order, within category):

Notable residents

Academia and research

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Crime
 Owen Suffolk – Australian transported convict and   bushranger (born in Finchley in c.1830)

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 Harry Beck – designer of the original Tube map

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 Sir William Shee, the first Roman Catholic judge to sit in England and Wales since the Reformation

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People from the London Borough of Barnet