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Who is John Galt?
In this Article I want to write about a lady born in St. Petersburg, Russia, on February 2, 1905. The information comes from various sources. At age six, she taught herself to read. At the age of nine, she decided what her career was going to be.
In 1917 she was eyewitness to the Bolshevik revolution, which she denounced from the outset. In order to escape the fighting, her family went to Crimea, where she finished high school. The final Communist victory brought the confiscation of her father's pharmacy and periods of near-starvation. When introduced to American history in her last year of high school, she took America as her model of what a nation could be.
When her family returned from Crimea, she entered the University of Petrograd to study philosophy and history. After graduating in 1924 she experienced the disintegration of free inquiry and the takeover of the university by communist "thugs". Amidst the increasingly grey life, her one great pleasure was Western films and plays. Long an admirer of cinema, she entered the State Institute for Cinema Arts in 1924 to study screenwriting.
Leaving the Soviet Union
In late 1925, she obtained permission to leave Soviet Russia for a visit to relatives in the United States. Although she told Soviet authorities that her visit would be short, she was determined never to return to Russia. She arrived in New York City in February 1926. She spent the next six months with her relatives in Chicago, obtained an extension to her visa, and then left for Hollywood to pursue a career as a screenwriter.
On her second day in Hollywood, Cecil B. DeMille saw her standing at the gate of his studio and offered her a ride to the set of his movie "The King of Kings". He gave her a job, first as an extra, then as a script reader. During the next week at the studio, she met an actor, Frank O'Connor, whom she married in 1929; they were married until his death fifty years later.
After struggling for several years at various nonwriting jobs, including one in the wardrobe department at the RKO Radio Pictures,, she sold her first screenplay "Red Pawn" to Universal Pictures in 1932. Around the same time she saw her first stage play "Night of January 16th" produced in Hollywood and then on Broadway.
She went on to write a bestselling book that became a Hollywood movie in 1948.
That in itself would be an amazing story, but for me that is where her work actually starts…
Who is this female Author?
If I told you her name it may give away the book.
In 1946 she started her major novel. It was finished and published in 1957. Over ten years to write a novel. Was it worthwhile? The average book sells about 250 copies a year and a few thousand in its lifetime. This novel has sold more than… 7 million copies.
So why is this one of my favourite books?
I am not a book reader. I find it difficult to read, but once I started this I couldn't put it down. Initially I avoided it because it was 1166 pages. 1166 pages! That is the equivalent of three books in one go!
It starts with this question
….Who is John Galt?
And then goes on to explore these questions…
When he says that he will stop the motor of the world, is he a destroyer or a liberator?
Why does he have to fight his battles not against his enemies but against those who need him most?
Why does he fight his hardest battle against the woman he loves?
You will know the answer to these questions when you discover the reason behind the baffling events that play havoc with the lives of the inspiring men and women in the book.
You will discover why a productive genius becomes a worthless playboy . . .
Why a great steel industrialist is working for his own destruction . . .
Why a composer gives up his career on the night of his triumph . . .
Why a beautiful woman who runs a transcontinental railroad falls in love with the man she has sworn to kill.
It is a book written around 60 years ago, that seems to have more relevance today about society, work, the media, politics and people than ever before.
What if the producers in society that actually create value, financial wealth and employment through business (the people that make things happen with creation and innovation) suddenly decided to go on strike and disappear? What would happen to society where the majority feel they are owed something without effort in return?
To finish with I will give this warning – if you like your current attitudes to society and the world then avoid this book.
Some characters you will resonate with and others will frustrate you.
Can a work of fiction change people's lives? I think we all know the answer to that as there is a plethora of evidence.
The author?… Ayn Rand
The book?… Atlas Shrugged
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In late December FSCO issued a warning about an unlicensed broker operating in Ontario, which it has since rescinded. However, the commission has also provided a reminder to brokers about one rule for advertising.
On December 22, FSCO warned the industry that "Siva Ratnasingham is not licensed to practice mortgage brokering in Ontario."
It has since been rescinded, but the commission is reminding brokers to ensure they only advertise using the name registered with FSCO.
"FSCO would like to remind brokers that in accordance with the legislation you are mandated to use the mortgage broker name you registered with FSCO in all advertising," the release states.


In July, the net bad loans owned by Italian banks dropped to €65.8 billion.
According to Abi's monthly report, it is the lowest value since March 2013.
The Italian Banking Association also stated that the bad loans dropped from both 71.2 billion in June and 86.8 billion in December.


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Wall Street analysts predict that Fabrinet (NYSE:FN) will post earnings of $0.93 per share for the current fiscal quarter, Zacks reports. Five analysts have provided estimates for Fabrinet's earnings. Fabrinet reported earnings of $0.97 per share in the same quarter last year, which would indicate a negative year over year growth rate of 4.1%. The firm is scheduled to report its next quarterly earnings results on Monday, February 3rd.
On average, analysts expect that Fabrinet will report full-year earnings of $3.75 per share for the current fiscal year, with EPS estimates ranging from $3.68 to $3.85. For the next financial year, analysts forecast that the company will post earnings of $4.26 per share, with EPS estimates ranging from $4.10 to $4.50. Zacks Investment Research's earnings per share calculations are an average based on a survey of research analysts that cover Fabrinet.
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Fabrinet (NYSE:FN) last announced its quarterly earnings results on Monday, November 4th. The technology company reported $0.86 earnings per share (EPS) for the quarter, beating the Thomson Reuters' consensus estimate of $0.72 by $0.14. The business had revenue of $399.00 million during the quarter, compared to analyst estimates of $390.30 million. Fabrinet had a return on equity of 14.48% and a net margin of 7.41%. The firm's revenue was up 5.8% on a year-over-year basis. During the same period in the previous year, the company earned $0.92 EPS.
A number of brokerages recently issued reports on FN. Needham & Company LLC reiterated a "buy" rating and issued a $70.00 price objective on shares of Fabrinet in a report on Monday, January 6th. ValuEngine upgraded Fabrinet from a "sell" rating to a "hold" rating in a report on Friday, November 1st. Zacks Investment Research cut Fabrinet from a "strong-buy" rating to a "hold" rating in a research report on Tuesday. Piper Jaffray Companies boosted their price target on Fabrinet from $64.00 to $68.00 and gave the stock an "overweight" rating in a research report on Tuesday, November 5th. Finally, Northland Securities reiterated a "buy" rating and set a $70.00 price target on shares of Fabrinet in a research note on Thursday, November 14th. Three research analysts have rated the stock with a hold rating and four have issued a buy rating to the company. Fabrinet currently has an average rating of "Buy" and an average target price of $66.33.
In other news, Director David T. Mitchell sold 30,000 shares of the stock in a transaction that occurred on Friday, November 1st. The stock was sold at an average price of $56.93, for a total value of $1,707,900.00. Following the completion of the transaction, the director now directly owns 27,402 shares of the company's stock, valued at approximately $1,559,995.86. The sale was disclosed in a legal filing with the SEC, which is available at this link. Also, CEO Seamus Grady sold 6,082 shares of the business's stock in a transaction on Thursday, November 7th. The shares were sold at an average price of $57.19, for a total value of $347,829.58. Following the completion of the sale, the chief executive officer now directly owns 105,597 shares in the company, valued at approximately $6,039,092.43. The disclosure for this sale can be found here. Insiders sold 124,047 shares of company stock valued at $7,497,064 over the last 90 days. 1.00% of the stock is owned by corporate insiders.
Institutional investors have recently added to or reduced their stakes in the business. FinTrust Capital Advisors LLC acquired a new stake in shares of Fabrinet in the 3rd quarter valued at $32,000. First Interstate Bank bought a new stake in shares of Fabrinet in the 3rd quarter worth about $76,000. Fox Run Management L.L.C. bought a new stake in shares of Fabrinet in the 3rd quarter worth about $227,000. Miles Capital Inc. grew its holdings in shares of Fabrinet by 6.2% in the 2nd quarter. Miles Capital Inc. now owns 4,762 shares of the technology company's stock worth $237,000 after purchasing an additional 278 shares during the last quarter. Finally, Eqis Capital Management Inc. bought a new stake in shares of Fabrinet in the 3rd quarter worth about $246,000. Hedge funds and other institutional investors own 97.44% of the company's stock.
NYSE FN traded down $1.60 during trading on Friday, reaching $64.75. The company's stock had a trading volume of 129,181 shares, compared to its average volume of 187,151. The stock has a market capitalization of $2.44 billion, a PE ratio of 19.33, a PEG ratio of 1.60 and a beta of 1.08. The business has a 50-day moving average price of $63.41 and a 200-day moving average price of $55.93. The company has a current ratio of 3.25, a quick ratio of 2.26 and a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.06. Fabrinet has a 1-year low of $42.33 and a 1-year high of $67.17.
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Fabrinet provides optical packaging and precision optical, electro-mechanical, and electronic manufacturing services in North America, the Asia-Pacific, and Europe. The company offers a range of optical and electro-mechanical capabilities in the manufacturing process, including process design and engineering, supply chain management, manufacturing, printed circuit board assembly, packaging, integration, final assembly, and test.
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Spartans sail past semifinal
Melinda Mawdsley
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS – Greeley West coach Roger Johnson was pleased to have Tuesday night's regional win over Steamboat Springs even if he isn't quite sure how his team managed to pull it off.
"I don't know what to say about this game," Johnson said. "I never felt like we got in any rhythm, and we got outscrapped by Steamboat. We'll take it and move on, but I feel very fortunate."
The Spartans defeated the Sailors, 59-56, behind seniors Benito Galvan and Kole Johnson's combined 42 points. Galvan also had several key steals in the second half at the top of Greeley West's defense, aiding his team in protecting its lead.
"Benny played a terrific game, and he is sick as a dog," Johnson said.
Without much of a voice and holding a bottle of Gatorade, Galvan agreed with everything his coach had to say following Tuesday's win.
"I think we got outhustled and outplayed," Galvan said. "I played the hardest and I'm dying sick, but I know my team and we'll play harder next game. This was a wake-up call."
Johnson admitted Steamboat was a couple missed shots from winning Tuesday's game. The final missed attempt came on a late 3-pointer from Sailors' Cory Moore that fell short. If it had gone in, it would have meant overtime.
The Spartans led for all but one minute midway through the first half Tuesday night, but Johnson said he never felt like his team gained control.
With 3 minutes, 50 seconds left in the third quarter, Galvan got fouled by Moore after banking in a three-point shot. He made the free throw to give the Spartans a nine-point lead.
"I thought we had them and then we made three stupid plays on three straight possessions," Johnson said.
Steamboat worked its way back into the game, closing Greeley West's lead to five points by the end of the third quarter.
The Sailors outscored the Spartans, 22-20, in the fourth, but two turnovers, several missed shots, and the Spartans' 12-of-14 effort from the free-throw line in the final eight minutes sealed the win.
"I feel like our kids worked extremely hard (Tuesday)," Steamboat coach Kelly Meek said. "This team beat us by 20 points this summer running their fast break. We shut that down and made them have to turn their offense."
Fortunately for the Spartans, the offense worked Tuesday night.
Johnson and Meek are long-time friends, and Johnson popped into Meek's office after the post-game talks to again extend his respect.
Greeley West's attention now shifts to undefeated, top-ranked Lewis-Palmer, which the Spartans will take on at Monument at 7 p.m. Friday.
Meek, known for his meticulous game-planning, had already started scouting the Rangers. He shook his head when asked if the Rangers are state championship material.
"There are a lot of tough teams this year," Meek said. "Greeley West was tough to defend, but Lewis-Palmer has been blowing people away."
GWHS	11	18	10	20	–	59
SSHS	13	11	10	22	–	56
GWHS – Best 0 3-4 3, Carlson 1 0-0 3, Galvan 8 3-4 24, Johnson 5 8-11 18, My 1 3-4 5, Pottorff 2 0-0 4, Roup 0 2-2 2. Totals 17 19-25 59.
SSHS – Burney 8 7-8 23, Daschle 5 2-2 15, Moore 2 0-0 4, Nelson 1 0-0 2, Re 1 2-2 4, Sherrill 3 0-0 8. Totals 20 11-12 56.
3-point field goals – GWHS 6: Carlson 1, Galvan 5. SSHS 5: Daschle 3, Sherrill 2.


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Love them or be annoyed by them, there's no denying the lasting pop culture status of TV's biggest blended family. 1971 Topps Brady Bunch trading cards capture the cheesy spirit of the classic sitcom.
The 88-card set features a mix of shots from the show and promotional shots. Some offer single-shot recaps while others highlight the show's various actors and characters.
1971 Topps Brady Bunch card fronts mimic the look of a console TV set. Arranged horizontally, images are held within an oval border. They have a thin white frame that gives way to a wood grain border. A small green ribbon has a short caption. Card backs work together to form puzzles. Some also have short captions. Although the copyright states 1969, the cards were released two years later.
In 1970, Topps produced a Brady Bunch test issue. There are only 55 cards in this set. The easiest way to tell the 1971 Topps Brady Bunch set from the test set is on the back. 1971 cards encourage collectors to put together an 88-card set. The line is changed to 55 cards for the test issue.
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Grappling with perceptions
We're wrestling this season with how to handle coverage of one of the best prep wrestlers in the state and perhaps the nation. What's the problem, you say? Well, he's the son of one of our sports writers.
Our goal is to treat every potential reader like a member of our own family. We want to be as fair and helpful with those trying to get coverage as we would be with our own children. We don't want readers to think anyone, even our children, gets preferred treatment in the newspaper.
We want to avoid the perception that we play favorites, whether that's with a big advertiser or with the mayor. You shouldn't have to be important to be treated that way in the newspaper.
The Society of Professional Journalists' code of ethics dictates that we act independently. We must do that to have credibility with our readers.
At a community newspaper, we run into potential conflicts of interest all of the time. We live here, so we can't pretend that we're not influenced by all of the people we see every day. But we can be aware of those influences, guard against them and disclose any serious conflicts.
In that spirit, I share with you that Greeley Central wrestler Tony Mustari is the son of 25-year Tribune sports writer Sam Mustari. It's not fair that Tony has to think twice about his father's role at the Tribune. He's earned every bit of his state championship last year and gaudy 17-0 record this year.
Tony didn't choose this position, but his father did by becoming a journalist. We don't put up political yard signs. We don't use our position for our personal gain. And we're careful about the perceptions our actions might create in the community.
Before the season started, sports editor Nate Haas and I talked about being sure we're fair and thorough with all of our prep wrestling coverage. We struggle to make all of our prep fans happy even without any conflicts. We have to spread coverage among about 15 high schools in Weld County, so complaints are almost unavoidable.
We have leaned toward covering Tony less than we would other athletes of his caliber. But it wouldn't be fair to keep him out of the sports page altogether, particularly when he's favored to win his second straight championship and probably will receive a Division I scholarship.
By season's end, we hope we have featured all of Weld's top wrestlers, so that Tony's coverage is just one piece of that. However, that's no small challenge in a county with a rich wrestling tradition. If you think we've missed someone, please let us know. We also must be careful not to go overboard with wrestling when we know other winter sports deserve coverage, too.
I hope this full disclosure helps you understand our position.


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But this is a story of what happened when I decided not to find that napkin, nor take that seat. This is a story of waiting in a bar, for nothing to happen. And then something did.
Virginia is a first person 'walking simulator' that was released back in 2016. In it, you play as Anne Tarver, a graduate FBI agent on her first job; a missing persons case. I won't delve into any story-spoiling here, but the game tells a story clearly inspired by mystery shows such as Twin Peaks and 90's X-Files. And like those stories, it primarily takes place in a small rural town, in middle-of-nowhere-America.
Many of the environments in Virginia are rich with details and atmosphere, but none more so than the Roadhouse bar of Chapter 18. This place is a real dive. But it's also one of the most affective moments of immersion that I've felt in a video game.
I only got a glimpse of the bar's name as we crawled up the driveway; Sojourner's Truth. This author is not in a position to provide an in-depth perspective on the racial and sexist undertones that drive so much of the emotional heart of Virginia's story, but even so, the aptness of name was not lost.
Inside the bar, the power relations are amplified, and diversified. In the lobby, right before you enter, my partner gives me her wedding ring. Just in case I might need it. I anticipate hostility.
When I entered the bar, I could almost smell the dank smoke and booze, emanating from the carpets and upholstery. The graphical style in Virginia is simple, but striking. There was a hum from the band in the corner, and I was left to explore the roadhouse at my leisure.
On my left was a darts board, inviting me to throw a few arrows. If only I had some friends here.
Next to that, is a long bar that travels the length of the room. A tough looking barmaid is glaring over at me. She might be looking to take my order, or she might be looking to kick me out. Either way, I stand and stare at her for way too long; trying to figure her out.
In the far corner, a green light entices; its sharpness at odds with the surrounding 'dullness' of the bar. As I got closer however, I saw that its brightness was a necessity, as opposed to a stylistic choice; it's the fire exit. With the surrounding hostility, at least it was nice to be aware of a way out.
That hostility takes the form of the other drinkers. There aren't many, but like the barmaid, they ambiguously glare at me. Again, I stand for too long trying to figure them out, or maybe I didn't want to move in fear of them following me. I wasn't sure.
On the stage was a singer, highlighted in red. Like the others in the bar, she was patiently waiting for her cue to start.
And that cue was the player, me. once I was supposed to have exploring, I would sit down and the beat would kick in. She was then supposed to sing.
But, in my playthrough, I decided against giving that singer her cue. Instead, I waited. I stayed in the room, going back and forth to the bar, the fire exit, the imposing drinkers, the dart board. I spent over 10 minutes not doing anything; the music waited to kick in, but I didn't ever want it to.
And what started off as a nervous, menacing location, in which I was wary of all around me, slowly became comfortable. I began to relax into the space. There was nothing I could mechanically 'do' in this space, but that also meant that nothing was expected of me. I was left to just soak in the ambience.
In some ways, Virginia's bar highlights the limitations of the Walking Simulator genre. It is unapologetically linear, and frankly authoritarian in its guiding of the player. There is no way to mechanically interact with the game, outside of walking, looking, and then clicking to progress the next part of the story. There aren't even any choices to make, or divergent story paths. You're on a straight shot to the end.
And in the landscape of sandbox-videogames like BotW and Minecraft, that can feel suffocating.
But the linearity also offered me a security in how to play this story. How to have this experience.
I knew from moments of entering the bar, that my only option was to sit down, and wait for it to play out. I didn't need to worry about making the 'wrong' decision, or missing a part of the story. Because that was all that was needed.
So I took that opportunity to take my time. To feel the place around me. And I settled in. And as I settled in, I didn't feel the need to move on. Or 'click' through to the next part of the game.
And in lieu of those mechanics, something more meaningful came to the fray.
Eventually I did 'click through'. I can't remember why. And I'm not really sure how long it was before I did.
And so, the scene ended, with a dance.
A dance that slowly faded into slow-motion. A dance that I wanted to last forever.
Has anybody else just felt attached to a virtual environment? Has there ever been a time where you stopped wanting to 'play' a game, and instead just wanted to 'breathe it in'?
I'd love to hear about other people's experiences.
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What were the differences involved in the creative/rehearsal process?
So after a bit of googling of indoor kite flying, which there is a lot of, we took our own indoor kite into research and development with actors. Very quickly it became clear that the beauty of an indoor kite in a theatre space is the connection between the kite and an actor. We were working with movement in a way we haven't done previously, in terms of movement as story telling and we very much used that as the basis, and then music was created around that movement and then come tech week everything came together – movement, puppetry, object manipulation, lights and sound – all for the first time.
Making a play without words has required us to make sure lighting, sound and action are all completely synched in order to give true emotional impact and it's a different way of crafting the story for us.
Rachael: As visual theatre makers, and in particular coming from a background in puppetry direction, it's a very natural development to make a show without text. I feel like less is more. I've always enjoyed silent films. I think it allows your imagination to engage more. Like puppetry does, it makes you as audience work harder. There's a story yes, but there's also ambiguity where you the audience can fill in the gaps. Which is something we've done before, especially with our puppetry, but in Kite we've taken it even further by taking out all of the text. I think it takes things to a more emotional level, because you are having to work harder as an audience.
Themes of the show – what has it been like dealing with issues of bereavement etc. for 7+?
Bonnie: It would be amazing if audiences took away from the fact that talking about the difficult stuff that happens in a family is always going to be beneficial, and also that playing together and exercising your imagination as a child or an adult is so important. Some people will be deeply moved and feel very sad, and we think lots of people will be deeply moved and feel very sad, and we think lots of people will see a lot of magic in the show. And hopefully it will inspire people to communicate and play.


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House Passes Controversial Cybersecurity Measure CISPA
Author: David KravetsDavid Kravets
The House on Thursday approved cybersecurity legislation that privacy groups have decried as a threat to civil liberties.
The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, or CISPA, sponsored by Reps. Mike Rogers (R-Michigan) and Dutch Ruppersberger (D-Maryland), passed on a vote of 248 to 168.
Its goal is a more secure internet, but privacy groups fear the measure breaches Americans' privacy along the way. The White House had weighed in on Wednesday, threatening a veto unless there were significant changes to increase consumer privacy. The bill was amended to provide more privacy protections, but it was not immediately clear whether the Senate or the White House would give the amended bill its blessing.
The measure, which some are calling the Son of SOPA, allows internet service providers to share information with the government, including the Department of Homeland Security and the National Security Agency, about cybersecurity threats it detects on the internet. An ISP is not required to shield any personally identifying data of its customers when it believes it has detected threats, which include attack signatures, malicious code, phishing sites or botnets. In short, the measure seeks to undo privacy laws that generally forbid ISPs from disclosing customer communications with anybody else unless with a court order.
The bill immunizes ISPs from privacy lawsuits for voluntarily disclosing customer information thought to be a security threat. Internet companies are also granted anti-trust protection to immunize them against allegations of colluding on cybersecurity issues. The measure is not solely limited to cybersecurity, and includes the catchall phrase "national security" as a valid reason for turning over the data.
CISPA also allows ISPs to bypass privacy laws and share data with fellow ISPs in a bid to promptly extinguish a cyberattack.
Moments before the vote was taken during a daylong hearing, Rogers urged his colleagues to "stand up for America. Support this bill." He said those who were opposing the measure – groups that include the American Civil Liberties Union and the Electronic Frontier Foundation – were practicing "obfuscation."
The bill's supporters include Microsoft, Facebook, AT&T, Verizon, Oracle and many others.
The ACLU quickly blasted the measure's passage. They and other groups said Americans' private data should not be shared with the military, and that data sent to the government should be anonymized as much as possible to protect privacy.
"Cybersecurity does not have to mean abdication of Americans' online privacy. As we've seen repeatedly, once the government gets expansive national security authorities, there's no going back. We encourage the Senate to let this horrible bill fade into obscurity," said Michelle Richardson, ACLU legislative counsel.
Some last-minute amendments included making non-national-security data subject to the Freedom of Information Act, sunsetting the measure after five years and barring the government (.pdf) from reviewing library, firearms, tax and medical records.
Rep. Edward Markey (D-Massachusetts) during the debate seemingly agreed with the ACLU. "Could the government use that personal information to spy on Americans? Yes," he said. Rep. Dan Boren (D-Oklahoma) wasn't convinced: "The government is not the enemy," he said.
Amendments to remove language allowing the information-sharing in the name of "national security," and to remove the NSA from the agencies receiving the data, never made it to the House floor.
The measure is now headed for the Senate. If it passes there, it will go to the White House for approval or veto.
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Asha (/ ɑːʃə /; aša) est le terme de la langue avestique (correspondant en langage védique à ṛta) pour un concept d'une importance capitale de la théologie et de la doctrine zoroastrienne. Dans le domaine moral, aša/arta représente ce qui a été appelé « le concept confessionnal décisif du zoroastrisme ». Le contraire de l'aša avestique est druj (mensonge).

Zoroastrisme

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This warm and comforting turkey soup is loaded with hearty vegetables and quinoa. Ideal for using up leftover turkey, this soup recipe is naturally gluten free and high-protein!
We hosted our very first Thanksgiving this year which was particularly special since it's also our first holiday season in the new house! To celebrate, my husband went a little crazy and ordered a 32 pound bird. Needless to say, we have a lot of leftover turkey to enjoy.
Whenever I have leftover protein, be it turkey, chicken, pork or beef, I love finding creative ways to turn it into a new healthy recipe. Soup is an ideal way to use up leftovers because you can truly use whatever meat and vegetables you have on hand. For added flavor, I've added lemon juice, garlic and cinnamon to this heart turkey vegetable soup.
For even more protein, fiber and nutrients, I use cooked quinoa instead of the traditional egg noodles. This not only makes the soup naturally gluten free but it results in a high-protein meal that will keep you fueled and satisfied for hours. Pro Tip: Make a double batch to freeze for a busy day another time.
Heat a large soup pot over medium-high heat and drizzle in the olive oil. Add garlic and sauté until fragrant, about 30 seconds.
Stir in the onions, peppers, carrots and zucchini then season with salt, pepper and cinnamon. Sauté until vegetables are tender, about 7-9 minutes.
Pour in the lemon juice and chicken broth then bring pot to a boil. Add in cooked shredded turkey breasts and cooked quinoa then bring to a boil once again. Reduce heat to low and simmer for about 20 minutes. Check for seasoning and add additional salt and pepper to taste before serving.
Check out more healthy soup recipes on my Pinterest board!
A wonderful soup choice for winter!
Yum! Soup is my fave!!
Love turkey soup – seriously the best part of Thanksgiving!!
Love homemade turkey soup and I really like the veggies you chose. Thank you for the inspiration!
So glad to hear that!! Enjoy!!
Leftovers never looked so good!!
32 ounce bird!?!?! That's crazy! I bet you had an awesome Thanksgiving and are getting to eat so many awesome leftover meals! PS-love the soup!
I hope I said pound not ounces hahahah! Thank you!
Ohmigosh! 1374 mg. of sodium!! That's 3x the amount of sodium per meal per day that anyone should have. My husband and I are on low-salt heart-healthy lifestyles, so I'll work at keeping the salt content in this recipe 'way down!
The recipe sounds great except for the very high salt content.
Hi Joani, If you'd like to reduce the amount of sodium simply look for a chicken broth with little or no salt added and don't add any additional salt. Additionally, add turkey that doesn't have salt on it. Does that help at all? I don't like to assume people will do these things so I include the full amount of sodium but there are so many easy ways you can modify to make it low sodium. :) That's what's so great about cooking at home from scratch!


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Q: Is there a source for all possible Field Values that Visualforce can display I am using the following source to display field values in visual force:
https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.pages.meta/pages/pages_quick_start_display_field_values.htm
I am passing in the correct account id and also managed to modify the code from the source to also have it print the postal code. However I took the {!account.billingPostalCode} portion from Google... Thus I do not know how to access the other fields such as phone
<apex:page standardController="Account">
Hello {!$User.FirstName}!

You are viewing the {!account.name} account with a postal code of {!account.billingPostalCode}.

</apex:page>

My goal is to create a visualforce page that lists all my saved accounts along with their fields such as the phone.
My question:

*

*Is their any source that contains a list of all possible field values? Such as {!account.billingPostalCode}

P.S. I does not really help if someone just gives me the field like {!account.billingPostalCode}, because I will eventually want to include values from cases and I will have the same question again.

A: Visualforce can display (almost) any field in your organization, as well as extra fields that you can use exclusively in Visualforce pages. As such, there is no comprehensive list that would include every possible field, because you can create your own fields and objects!
Generally speaking, when you use a standardController, you can access all of the object's fields, all of its direct children, parents, grandparents, great-grandparents, and great-great-grandparents. The standardController should match the object used in the merge fields.
In your example, you said you wanted to use Cases, so you'd do this:
<apex:page standardController="Case">
    {!Case.Subject}
</apex:page>

As further examples, you could use a Contact:
<apex:page standardController="Contact">
    {!Contact.Name}
</apex:page>

Or a Custom Object called Inventory__c with a custom field Quantity__c:
<apex:page standardController="Inventory__c">
    {!Inventory__c.Quantity__c}
</apex:page>

You may want to take the trailhead that covers the basics of Visualforce. Many of the questions that you'd have as a beginner are covered in this trailhead.

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While compact autopistols have recently been making significant strides in the ever-popular CCW category of firearms, there is just something enduringly appealing about the tried-and-true snubbie revolver. With its simple operation, minimum of controls and rock-solid reliability, the mini wheelgun is a great choice for any close-range self-defense user. And with top makers churning out new offerings that retain the solid benefits of the traditional revolver while adding cutting-edge materials and/or design, there are more to choose from than at any time in the past. From the micro-sized North American Arms series of wheelguns to ultra-powerful centerfire magnum alternatives, there is likely a snubbie wheelgun out there ideal for your needs. Read on to see some of the top options available today.


question asked: Apr 16, 4:13 a.m.
last updated: Apr 17, 7:30 a.m.
Exception : The reference to entity "etag" must end with the ';' delimiter.
Jono Copper (13●1) | asked Apr 16, 4:13 a.m.
We have a ranked list displayed on a dashboard tab that when updated doesn't allow us to save (Save is greyed out). It used to be able to be modified this way - no permissions around this have been changed.
What permissions or other may be affecting this?
Matt Muller (444●1●20●46) | answered Apr 17, 7:30 a.m.
I sometime use a plan view in a dashboard when I don't want users to modify it; it's a read only version.
You need to open the plan - click on the name of the plan in the widget to edit it?
sounds odd from your explanation?
Depends if someone is using a link to the plan "External content widget" rather than a "plan widget"?


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40 McShane Road
not Xmas day, Boxing day, Good Friday
Easter Sunday, Anzac Morning
Mon 30 May to Fri 19 Aug
GUINEA PIG VILLAGE
Hansel & Petal
UK to Canada
Along with a morning paper run and various after-school jobs I used to garden for an English lady. Little did I know that I was building credits that would help me on my OE.
Her brother, John Workman OBE, owned a forest surrounding a post-card perfect village in Gloucestershire. Because I'd been a reliable garden boy in Canada, I was able to walk into the most delightful employment in his forest. I joined a small team, and each day we would selectively extract trees in a way that maintained the forest, while creating revenue.
My accommodation was a double storied 200 year old stone cottage. Complements of Google; here's the view from what was my bedroom. No matter that this photo might have been taken forty years later, 1920 or 2020, the village will have looked much the same.
My work started at first light and finished at dusk, so my memories of genteel encounters, must have been created on weekends. One stands out for the wrong reasons: Often my mother would amuse herself and others by putting on an aristocratic accent and say "Oh shut up do!". Living nearby Mr Workman had a second sister, and she accompanied us to the November 11th Remembrance Day church service. She was carrying on in that same accent my mother parodied. Thinking it would be funny, I said "Oh shut up do!". She did not see any humour, just impudence. What was funny in Canada, went down like a lead balloon when the caricature being mimic was present company.
Pre-9/11 travel was a breeze, and none more so than flying by Laker Airways. The day before leaving the UK, I bought a £99 ticket to Los Angeles. (£69 to New York). No meals. No fuss. Just turn up at Gatwick, board the DC10 and go. The girl sitting next to me had ordered the optional meal, but wasn't hungry, so gave it to me. She couldn't have found a more grateful recipient.
In no time we were touching down in Bangor, Maine. If you've never heard of Bangor, Maine, that's because it's about the size of Nelson, but there was nothing small about its runway. The air force had recently withdrawn their assets, freeing up a strip of asphalt big enough to handle anything flying. Rather than having to endure customs in LA, all passengers were cleared into America by the friendly country folk from Maine. I had enough time to go for a walk in the crisp New England air. I remember looking back and thinking how small the terminal looked with the DC10 parked in front of it. Seven hours later I was in LA, and straight onto an over-night bus bound for Sacramento (600km).
I had arranged to meet up with Stacey, my Californian pen pal. She was attending university at Sacramento.
Stacey's letters were masterpieces. She was majoring in literature. She told me that she had come close to dropping me, as a pen pal, as my letters were pretty boring.
University in New Zealand typically entailed flatting with a bunch of others in an old house, and either riding a bicycle, or public transport. Stacy was in her own apartment, and her dad bought her a car. She was, however, disparaging about American and in particular, Californian consumerism.
In Sacramento I amused myself one day by attending a lecture at Stacey's university, otherwise I wandered around and met up with her after classes.
At the end of my stay, Stacey dropped me off at the start of a north-bound ramp for interstate '5''. I strode up the road with my thumb out, and it wasn't long before a big black car pulled up. It was the highway patrol, and I was informed that hitchhiking on the interstate was not allowed. No matter. I retraced my steps, and before long another car pulled up.
I believed, as the recipient of a free ride, that it was my job to be chirpy, and attentive; in short 'to earn my ride'. This driver was somewhat lugubrious. It transpired that he had just been released from San Quentin. He told me interesting stuff about what he called 'Animals' on the inside, and I'm sure there was lots more that he judged unsuitable for my innocent ears. Then he drew out the biggest knife I've ever seen. The blood drained from my head. He was, however, just showing it to me. Fortunately, my over-active imagination is limited to nice things. I had no thoughts of the dark events that could have followed. I just kept on being chirpy and attentive, and was eventually dropped off about 500 km up the road, somewhere in Oregon.
I booked into a cabin and attempted to cook a tin of beans on a heater. I punctured the tin and when it heated up the contents started spewing out the puncture. I managed to clean up the mess and salvage most of the contents.
Then I had a tantalizing idea. I had my transistor radio. It was a clear cold night. I wondered if I could tune in the soundtrack of my childhood; CKLG transmitting from Vancouver. I had no problem remembering the frequency. I'd heard it a thousand times. 1373. The first thing I heard when I tuned in was an announcer in oh-so-cool dulcet tones saying "LG 73". I whooped. The signal then faded, but I didn't need to hear any more.
My destination was Vancouver Island, where I had a sister, and a $100 Canada savings bond that had been accruing interest for ten years. I was now living on a loaf of wholemeal bread and a pot of honey.
The next day I got a ride to Portland. The weather had turned grim. There was a big bridge to cross to get to Washington State, and hitch hiking was forbidden (and insane) on and beyond that bridge. I seriously considered hocking off my transistor radio to pay for a bus fare, but didn't know where to start. I didn't know how much money I would need to get to Canada, but it was late afternoon, and if I dallied, I would need to spend more on food, if not accommodation. I decided to get moving and paid for a bus to Seattle.
The bus arrived in Seattle late at night, and I made for the downtown youth hostel. There, I had another frightening experience. I put down my passport, and when I went to pick it up it was gone. I had travelled three quarters of the way around the globe without mishap and now almost at the Canadian border, I was without my passport and very little money. It turned out someone had picked it up my passport by mistake and all was resolved in a matter of minutes, but it was a sobering reminder to be ever vigilant.
The Seattle youth hostel wasn't anything like the wholesome hostels in New Zealand. I had a shower and wondered if the disgusting ceiling above me would collapse. Never mind. I was sufficiently tired that once I was safely zipped up in my sleeping bag with my valuables next to my body I was soon in another place.
The sheltered waters that separate Vancouver Island from Washington State are plied by ferries that would be swamped in the first week on Cook Straight. It's a bit of a bus journey including a few short ferry crossings from Seattle to the international ferry terminal. I had ten cents to spare after paying for the journey from Seattle, to the terminal and across the channel. The Canadian terminus was at Sidney. When I was a boy, Sidney was 'the village' and Victoria was 'town'. In other words, given a few hours, I could have walked from the where the ferry landed to my old home. That would have been pointless, however, as we had sold the farm and moved to New Zealand eight years before. Instead, I walked to the bank where I had purchased the Canada Savings bond a decade earlier. Withdrew it, plus interest, and phoned my big sister.
It was late November. Vancouver Island has the most benign climate in Canada. Snow was unlikely until late December. The festive season was under way and it may have been a good time to pick up a temporary job in retail, but I had my sights set on the wild frontier.
The province of British Columbia is about five times the size of New Zealand. I managed to kedge a ride into the interior with a neighbour who was a bush pilot. A two-hour flight took us to a town about a sixth of the way up the province. My big brother, Dave, lived further north, about 500 kms, so I made my way up to join him. Then I was unsure what to do next. So close to Christmas, companies were not hiring.
Dave was planning to drive down to the coast and across to the Island, to spend Christmas with my sister. He had a Dodge station wagon in which, his preferred method of doing a 180 degree turn on icy roads was deft combination of accelerator and steering.
David had to work late on Christmas eve, so we didn't get away until midnight. We had the road to ourselves. I had a short spell at the wheel, but I lack the alertness required to drive so long after my bed time, particularly with the rhythmic slapping of the windscreen wipers sweeping away snowflakes. David told me he had better take over.
We spent three days on the island and then retraced our steps back to the interior. At a gas station, I learnt that there was a mine up north that was rehiring after a protracted strike.
The first day of the 1980s was the best. Dave was snoring off his New Years revelry, when I shouldered my pack, walked out to the highway and kept on walking. I always used to walk when I hitchhiked. My theory being that it shows that you're prepared to make a bit of effort. There was virtually no traffic, but the first vehicle to come by stopped to give me a lift. The driver was a Dutch immigrant, who owned a farm in Alberta. Canada was a land opportunity for new arrivals prepared to make sacrifices and work hard, and you can't go long before encountering a Dutchman doing just that.
I also felt the exciting sense that you could go as far as your energy could take you. The New Zealand I had left in the 1970s suited me fine, but it was highly regulated. Pleasant, Egalitarian, but controlled.
My next ride was in a Chevy Monza driven by a man younger than me in years, but decades ahead of me in skill and confidence. As the name suggests, the Monza was a set of hot wheels, and my driver was no slouch. He smoked a bit or Marijuana as he drove, but that seemed not to impair his judgement. We pulled up at a diner, and he challenged a local to game of pool. He cleared the table in one turn, then casually returned to the Monza for another two hours of driving north. He told me that he operated a log skidder and was in charge of a logging gang. Compared to him, I was just out of nappies.
One more lift brought me to my destination, the town of Fraser Lake, a dormitory for the Endako Molybdenum mine.
I booked into the motel, and was serenaded by truck engines running through the night. At -9o C diesel turns to the consistency of butter, so transport trucks had keep running to power their fuel heaters.
I rose early to catch one of the workers buses to the mine. There, I saw the personnel manager, and was immediately given a job.
Whew! What I thought would be one article about a slice of my life, is turning into a book. I think it's time for me to give it a break, and return, for a while, to local interest stories. Sometime in the future I'll write the next episode 'The Truth about Mine Work in Northern Canada'.
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Just regular folks.: Apple. Laugh. Brownie in a cup.
Someone brought a bushel of apples to class today. Do you know the thing that they do in TV shows where when the patient flatlines and then the doctor yells "Clear!" and then they take the paddles and shock them back to life? TOTALLY WRONG. You can only shock a person into regular sinus rythmn if their heart still has some electrical signalling going on. If they are flatlining (aka asystole), you are reduced to giving adrenaline with some CPR (and some O2 for good measure). I guess I can't learn medical stuff from TV. I do miss watching ER (1995!).
Vince and Edda hanging out this afternoon. If you look close enough, you can see Edda's weird molar growing in her palate.
Vince made brownie in a mug. Someone has a good recipe for this, but not Vince. Yucky. Maxi is interested.


Christopher Hatton (wearing yellow hat) looks on as his car shows heavy front end damage after colliding with a pickup.
Driver Allegedly Runs Red Light, Causes Accident, LIVINGSTON, December 23, 2012 - Shortly after 10 pm on December 22, 2012, a gray Dodge Dart driven by Christopher Hatton, 28, of Livingston, was west-bound on Church Street in Livingston. According to a witness, as Hatton approached the intersection of Washington and Church (courthouse square), he ran a red light and slammed into a north-bound maroon Ford F-150 driven by Joe Jackson (north-bound on Washington), also of Livingston. The collision left both vehicles partially blocking the intersection. Americare Ambulance Service was dispatched to the scene along with the Livingston Volunteer Fire Department and Sergeant Darrell Newman with the Livngston Police Department. Newman was joined by Officers Kaleb Barker and Dallas Early. Hatton and Jackson were physically okay, but one of Jackson's passengers were treated at the scene and transported by ambulance to Livingston Memorial Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Traffic remained partially blocked during investigation and cleanup. Seargant Newman, cited Christopher Hatton for running the red light. A rollback wrecker from Harwood Wrecker Service recovered Hatton's vehicle while Jackson's vehicle was recovered by a rollback from Ken's Towing. Both vehicles will be stored at Bounds Autoplex in Livingston.
Joe Jackson's Ford F-150 had damage to the passengers side where the truck was impacted.
A passenger from Jackson's vehicle is treated at the scene (and was transported to Livingston Memorial Hospital).
Seargant Darrell Newman cited Hatton for running a red light.
Jackson's vehicle was recovered by Ken's Towing (Ken being assisted by Big Jim Harwood wearing yellow jacket).
Hatton's vehicle was recovered by Big Jim Harwood.
The Great One (Houdini) looks on for Ken's Towing.
Molly (left) and Mixi were working for PolkCountyToday.com.


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Cartagena, Spain: A Mix Of Moorish, Roman And Phoenician Heritage
This Spanish cultural hotspot elegantly blends its Art Nouveau architecture with ancient heritage and a key naval port… The port city of Cartagena is in the Costa Calida and it has been a prized city since the Carthaginian times. The natural harbor of Cartagena is situated in the southeast of Spain on the Mediterranean Sea and it is surrounded by five hills.
The city has close ties with the sea, and its history is clearly depicted in its museums and the city itself.
A Little bit of History
The Carthaginians and Romans were the early settlers, and it was founded by Asdrubal, a Carthaginian general in 229 BC.
City Hall in Cartagena
It remained under the Carthaginians until it was conquered by General of a peculiar name – Cornelio Escorpion, and it became an important city and enjoyed prosperity in the Roman rule.
Then, of course, as the fate of all the nice Mediterranean cities goes, it was inhabited by the Visigoths and Byzantines, and it was later conquered by the Muslims.
Alfonso X reconquered the city in 1242 and during the 18th century it was made the capital of Spanish Navy's Maritime Department. The city was heavily fortified with castles, walls and barracks to protect its port.
The port of played a major role in the War of Succession and the Peninsular War. In the 19th century the mining industry helped Cartagena to become one of the richest cities of Spain.
Port of Cartagena
Carthaginians and Romans Festival is the most important celebration in this port city, when the people celebrate the period of their rich history for ten days.
Mar de Musicas is a festival of new and world music, which has achieved recognition at both national and international level.
Where is Cartagena?
32.9 miles/ 53 km from Murcia, Spain
167.7 miles/ 270 km from Valencia, Spain
76.4 miles/ 123 km from Alicante, Spain
119.3 miles/ 192 km from Almeria, Spain
279.6 miles/ 450 km from Madrid, Spain
478.4 miles/ 770 km from Andorra La Vella, Andorra
18.6 miles/ 30 km from Murcia-San Javier Airport, Spain
172.1 miles/ 277 km from Valencia-Manises Airport, Spain
Roman Theater Museum in Cartagena
Municipal Archaeology Museum
Cartagena Roman Theater Museum
National Museum of Underwater Archeology
La Torre Ciega Archeological Area
Tourist Catamaran
Museum of Carriages and Motorcycles
El Portus
Calblanque – Playa Larga
Cala Fria
Cala del Pino
Cala Medina
Conception Castle
Cartagena City Tour
Elche and Palm Tree Park
Journey to Murcia
It's very much worth your while to cruise to this Spain's main naval port city and immerse in the Moorish, Roman and Phoenician heritage.
This city is enjoying a resurgence to make it a vibrant tourist destination.
Cadiz, Spain: Where Columbus Started His Journey To Americas
Soller, Spain: Sunny Getaway From The Bustle And Crowd
La Palma, Canary Islands: Home Of The Largest Volcano In The World
Roses, Spain: Unique Nature, Sunsets And Snow-Covered Pyrenees
Seville, Spain: A Contagiously Romantic City
Almeria, Spain: Slow Down And Travel Back In Time


An article by two Drexel LeBow marketing professors about online customer loyalty first published in 2002 is this year's No. 1 paper on the list of 25 Hottest Articles released by the Journal of Retailing.
"It's rewarding to learn that our article is being so frequently cited by scholars eight years later," said Rolph Anderson, Ph.D., the Royal H. Gibson, Sr. Professor of Marketing. His co-authors were Srinivasan Swaminathan, Ph.D., a marketing professor at LeBow, and management consultant Kishore Ponnavolu, Ph.D.
The article, "Customer Loyalty in e-Commerce," reported that the loyalty of online customers is not affected by convenience, but that it is impacted by customization, contact interactivity, care, community, cultivation, choice and character. For example, if you buy a product from Nordstrom, you'll often receive a handwritten thank you letter from the salesperson who served you that also includes information about special upcoming sales. This is excellent cultivation.
Contact interactivity is closely related to cultivation but focuses more on anticipating and answering customer questions promptly, resolving product or service problems, and keeping customers informed about how best to benefit from using their products.
The study also found that loyal online customers are more likely to promote the products they buy to others, and they are more willing to pay high prices. The professors' findings were based on collecting data from 1,211 online customers.
"This paper has stood the test of time and demonstrates how marketing research being conducted at LeBow College is advancing our understanding of online commerce," said George Tsetsekos, Ph.D., the R. John Chapel, Jr. Dean of the business school.
A team of LeBow-connected researchers examined how cultural factors impact American and Chinese consumers' reactions to online retailers such as Amazon.


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Q: Get Prime Number records in Oracle using ROWNUM I am trying to get all the prime(row) numbered records from my table.Can someone please shed some light on how to solve this problem?
Here is my sample data as below.
EMPID EMPNAME
1 A
2 B
3 C
4 D
5 E
6 F
7 G
8 H
9 I
10 J

Required output:
EMPID EMPNAME
2 B
3 C
5 E
7 G

If I have huge data how do I get the output like this instead of using IN operator?

A: Sieve of Eratosthenes
CREATE TABLE primes (
    num number PRIMARY KEY
);

INSERT INTO primes (num)
SELECT LEVEL + 1
FROM dual
CONNECT BY LEVEL < 1000;

DELETE FROM primes p1
WHERE EXISTS (
    SELECT NULL
    FROM primes p2
    WHERE p2.num < p1.num
    AND MOD(p1.num, p2.num) = 0
);

And then
SELECT emps.*
FROM emps
INNER JOIN primes ON primes.num = emps.EMPID;

Or
SELECT EMPID, EMPNAME
FROM (
    SELECT ROWNUM AS rn, emps.EMPID, emps.EMPNAME
    FROM emps
)
INNER JOIN primes ON primes.num = rn;

If you don't want to calculate the primes, you could add them from existing data: List of small primes

A: select l prime_number
      from (select level l from dual connect by level <= 100)
         , (select level m from dual connect by level <= 100)
    -- where m<=l  --this doesnt matter but including it will perform better
     group by l
   having count(case l/m when trunc(l/m) then 1 end) in (1,2)
     order by l;

PRIME_NUMBER
1
2
3
5
7
11
13
17
19
23
29
31
37
41
43
47
53
59
61
67
71
73
79
83
89
97

A: You can use the following query to Select all prime numbers
SQL> select l prime_number
  2    from (select level l from dual connect by level <= 100)
  3       , (select level m from dual connect by level <= 100)
  4   where m<=l
  5   group by l
  6  having count(case l/m when trunc(l/m) then 'Y' end) = 2
  7   order by l
  8  /

                          PRIME_NUMBER

                                     2
                                     3
                                     5
                                     7
                                    11
                                    13
                                    17
                                    19
                                    23
                                    29
                                    31
                                    37
                                    41
                                    43
                                    47
                                    53
                                    59
                                    61
                                    67
                                    71
                                    73
                                    79
                                    83
                                    89
                                    97

or this one:
SQL> with t as (select level l from dual connect by level <= 100)
  2  --
  3  SELECT l prim_num FROM
  4     (select * from t
  5       model
  6        dimension by (l dim)
  7        measures (l,2 temp)
  8         rules iterate (1000000) until (power(temp[1],2)>100)
  9           (l[DIM>TEMP[1]]=decode(mod(l[CV()],temp[1]),0,null,l[CV()]),
 10            temp[1]=min(l)[dim>temp[1]])
 11     )
 12  WHERE l IS NOT NULL
 13  /

and then just do this:
Select *
from myTable
where ROWNUM in (query)

A: The following can be used:
with lvl as
(
  select level l from dual connect by level<=100
), unprime as(select l2.* from lvl l1,lvl l2 where l1.l<l2.l and mod(l2.l,l1.l)=0 and l1.l>1)
select lvl.l from lvl where l>1
minus select l from unprime;

A: Prime numbers up to 10 can be listed belows. Then join with your data on EMPID.
(SELECT LEVEL P FROM DUAL CONNECT BY ROWNUM<=10)
MINUS
(SELECT T1.P FROM
  (SELECT LEVEL P FROM DUAL CONNECT BY ROWNUM<=10) T1 JOIN
  (SELECT LEVEL D FROM DUAL CONNECT BY ROWNUM<=10) T2 ON mod(T1.P,T2.D)=0 AND T1.P>T2.D
AND T2.D>1
)
MINUS (SELECT 1 FROM DUAL);

Assuming your table name is EMP:
WITH EMP AS
(
    SELECT 1 EMPID, 'A' EMPNAME FROM DUAL
    UNION ALL
    SELECT 2 EMPID, 'B' EMPNAME FROM DUAL
    --etc.
)
SELECT EMP.* FROM
(
    (SELECT LEVEL P FROM DUAL CONNECT BY ROWNUM<=10)
    MINUS
    (SELECT T1.P FROM
      (SELECT LEVEL P FROM DUAL CONNECT BY ROWNUM<=10) T1 JOIN
      (SELECT LEVEL D FROM DUAL CONNECT BY ROWNUM<=10) T2 ON mod(T1.P,T2.D)=0 AND T1.P>T2.D
    AND T2.D>1
    )
    MINUS (SELECT 1 FROM DUAL)
) T1,EMP WHERE T1.P=EMP.EMPID;


With the departure of Jessica Breland the Sky currently has a void at the starting power forward position. How to fill that position will be determined by who they believe will be the best candidate to fill that need. The question moving forward for the Sky coaching staff will be who do they envision should be the best person to fill that need?
A. Do they believe the best person to fill that position is currently on the roster?
B. Do they believe the best person to fill that position is a member of the 2018 draft class?
C. Do they believe the best person to fill that position is a member of the 2019 draft class?
D. Do they believe the best person is a current pro player that they need to make a trade to acquire?
How they respond to the above questions will determine what action they need to take to address their power forward need.
There's no PF worth drafting at #3/#4. After Wilson, the next best PF is Billings, but she's not worth taking over DeSheilds, Williams or any of the three PGs(Canada, Brown, Nurse). I wonder if they might have Williams at PF in the beginning of the season.
Chicago can get a post player without using one of their lottery picks to attain that player. They can trade up and get a high second round pick.
There are four options Chicago have in front of them. They just need to chose one.
I stopped writing mock drafts years ago. I prefer draft rankings for my favorite team, the Chicago Sky.
This is my rankings for the 2018 draft class.
If the Sky can draft three players from my list above I will be a happy Sky fan.
You should be happy then.
They should be able to get two out of that first group with #3 and #4.
Since CHI doesn't have a second round pick unless they trade for one, that second group of players should be out of play unless Stocks over-reaches with #3 or #4.
One of those in the last grouping should be available with #28.
The key sentence in your response is Chicago trading for a second round pick. That is a possibility.
!!! DO NOT TRADE EITHER PICK !!!
Yeah Chicago would be pretty dumb at this point. They could end up with Mitchell & Deshields.
Azura Stevens would be the perfect replacement for Breland and would be a great complement to Dolson in the Sky's frontcourt.
The only reason to make a trade is to get Stevens at #2, to make sure Indiana does not take her.
They add Mitchell and Williams, IMO. Mitchell can cover the 1/2 and Williams the 3/4. DeShields could drop as low as #7 now if Seattle takes a PG.
Or Williams could drop as low as # 7 . Its really a toss up between the 2.
CHICAGO -- The Chicago Sky have named sigur3 general manager of the Chicago Sky. Michael Alter explained "Amber Stocks does not want to be mocked on RebKell's again for her drafting for a second straight season, so she felt like it was the right time for her to hand over general manager duties to one of the message board's esteemed talent evaluators instead".
Amber Stocks said "It will be an honor to be able to work with sigur3 in order to build the Chicago Sky into a WNBA championship contender."
The Sky will host opening night at Wintrust Arena on May 20 against the New York Liberty. Season ticket memberships and mini plans are available now at sky.wnba.com/memberships or by calling (866) SKY-WNBA.
You made a lot better effort on that Foolish post over yesterday's official one.
You are right Myrtle. I am a happy man right now because I just found out that A. Stevens has declared for the 2018 WNBA draft. I just did a somersault and a back flip kind of happy! OH HAPPY DAY!
If Pokey sticks with her plan and draft Mitchell I see Chicago taking Stevens and Deshields (or Gabby but I think the coach likes scorers).
On the flip side Indy takes Stevens Chi gets Mitchell and G. Williams (thought I would flip it from Deshields for the Chicago fans that prefer Williams. Also Chicago might like some more Defense on the perimeter to compliment Mitchell).
"Don't do something until you get it right, do it until you can't do it wrong."
The bonus for the Sky passing on Mitchell at #2 is the likelihood of one of Nurse, Brown or Canada dropping to #8 now. Fever take Stevens.
The personal interviews should be an important component to whom the Sky draft with the #3 & #4 picks. They should draft players who are willing to be coached outside of their comfort zones. They should also draft players that want to make a long term commitment to play for the Chicago Sky.
Not sure if Ndour will even show up. If she doesn't, this is an easy call.
Not sure what's happening here. Seems like a mess to me.
She was re-signed back in February, so I have to believe she plans to show up.


As this above passage tells, that rich young ruler ran to Jesus to find out what was missing out of his life.
But when Jesus revealed the truth to him, it was more than this young man could bear!
The fact is, you must add to God's infallible Word to come up with such rubbish!
No, the Bible speaks of sewing, but never speaks of such a gate called, "The Needle's Eye Gate"!
Now in part 1 of "Who is the Rich Young Ruler" (click here), it was explained that in today's cornucopian super-society, the vast majority of the populace have more than even wealthy people had in centuries past.
And all too often, it is far too easy for Christians to become enamored with the riches and pleasures of the world, all to the poverty of their soul.
But being rich is not just about one's bank balance. No, there are many factors which determine a person's wealth. Youth and good health makes an individual rich. Or the many interests and activities they are involved with. Or one's physical attractiveness. Or their charismatic personality. Or having a good sense of humor. Or high intelligence. Or various talents.
These are just a partial list of the qualities which makes a person rich in the world.
But these same qualities quite often make that worldly-rich person bankrupt in the sight of Heaven!
Why do these qualities often cause spiritual bankruptcy?
Because, they quite often begin to knit the heart of that individual to this self-seeking world. And they can cause that person to enjoy all the accolades that these coveted qualities will undoubtedly bring from the world.
The Reader is encouraged to scroll down this page to listen to a 24 minute audio chapter ("A Great Gulf Fixed") about, "The Parable of the Rich Man & Lazarus" from Ellen White's book, "Christ Object Lessons".
The Reader is also encouraged to scroll down to the bottom of the page to listen to a 25 minute audio sampler of "The Open Forum", hosted by the late, Harold Camping.


Why HP Printer is Displaying A 50.4 Error Message?
A 50.4 Error Message display on the HP printer indicates that the fuser is reporting an error condition to the DC controller. The fuser has a range of temperature in which it is designed to operate. If the fuser becomes too hot or fails to attain the correct temperature, a 50.4 error will appear on the Control Panel. Troubleshooting this error can be done only by the HP Printer Support team as they are highly proficient. They know better how to deal with such type of glitch in efficiently.
What can cause an error 50.4?
Print an unsupported media file, usually transparencies are wrapped up in the fuser. Once it gets bound up and will not turn, this error message will be displayed.
Issue related to power circuit may cause a 50.4 error. Any interruption, inconsistency, or lack of sufficient voltage to the printer can trigger a 50.4 error.
Installed main driver gear in an incorrect format.
Therefore, you have seen in the above statement that due to many reasons such an error message occurs. So, what we should do is to avoid this issue and make sure all these above causes are in correct format.
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