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A monastery of Augustinian Canons, situated amongst the Black Mountains of South Wales, nine miles north-east of Abergavenny. St. David is said to have lived some time here as a hermit, but the tradition lacks confirmation. The origin of the priory was as follows. About the year 1100 a retainer of the Baron of Herefordshire, named William, whilst hunting in the neighbourhood, discovered the ruins of a chapel and cell, supposed to have been once occupied by St. David, and he thereupon decided to quit the world and become a hermit there himself. He was afterwards joined by Ernisius, chaplain to Queen Maud, wife of Henry I. The fame of the two anchorites reached the ears of William's former lord, Hugh de Lacy, who in 1107 founded and endowed a monastery for them, dedicated to St. John the Baptist. The rule of the Canons Regular of St. Augustine was adopted. In course of time the severity of the climate, the poverty of the soil and the persecution of the Welsh natives combined to make life there impossible. In 1134 the entire community, numbering about forty, abandoned the monastery and took refuge in the palace of Robert, Bishop of Hereford. After two years a new monastery was built for them near Gloucester by Milo, Earl of Hereford, which was called Llanthony Secunda. Only a few canons lived from time to time in the original monastery, and both houses were governed by one prior, who resided at Gloucester.
The buildings at Llanthony fell gradually into decay and passed into private hands at the dissolution in 1539. In 1807 the property was bought by Walter Savage Landor. It still belongs to his descendents, the habitable portion of it having been added to and converted into an inn. The church is in ruins, but the western towers, part of the central one, and some of the nave piers and arches are standing.
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Research discoveries revealing the genetic causes of neurological degeneration could be a key to slowing the progression of devastating diseases.
A research team led by Dr Marija Kojic and Professor Brandon Wainwright from The University of Queensland's Institute for Molecular Bioscience (IMB) and Dr Sebastian Glatt from the Jagiellonian University in Krakow, made the findings in a study of cerebellar ataxias.
Dr Kojic said cerebellar ataxias were caused by damage to the cerebellum, the part of the brain that controls motor function.
"These rare but devastating conditions get worse over time, causing poor coordination, unsteady walking, difficulty speaking and swallowing, and difficulty performing fine motor skills such as buttoning a shirt," she said.
"While they are often caused by environmental factors such as alcohol, these conditions also have genetic causes, which have so far been largely unexplored.
The researchers discovered this mutation slows production of the proteins that neurons need to function, causing them to gradually degenerate.
Professor Wainwright said the team also uncovered a link between inflammation of brain cells and brain degeneration, including ataxias.
"Our study revealed inflammation in the cells surrounding the degenerated cells," he said.
"While this is not unusual, we found that blocking this inflammation slowed the rate at which the cells were dying.
"This effect occurs across a broad range of neuro-degenerative conditions, such as Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease and motor neurone disease, which has profound implications for the treatment of these diseases.
"We may not be able to stop this neurological degeneration but if we can slow it down – for example, so a disease takes 20 years to progress, rather than 10 – this could have a huge impact on the health and quality of life of people living with these conditions.
Professor Wainwright said cerebellar ataxias were terrible diseases with no cure, but research offered hope for the future.
The paper was published in international scientific journal Nature Communications.


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Writers On The Move: Writing Books - Is There Money in It?
In the marketing arena, one of the messages conveyed is that unless you're a major author with a tremendous amount of sales, you will not get rich from writing books. You may not even be able to make a living. But, you should still strive to get published because it does open some doors, and allows for alternative means of income.
It's easy to create an ebook with images. Then publish it on Kindle, Lulu.com, Smashwords.com, or other such service.
If you're willing to invest in a clickbank account or another of these types of services, you can find affiliates to help you sell your e-books.
4. If you're writing nonfiction, think spin-offs. You can create journals, and even videos for sale.
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Big 6 Premier League Clubs Win Battle For More TV Money
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Posted: Thu Jun 7, 2018 6:15 pm
by RealGM Wiretap
The big six of the Premier League have won their battle to be paid a greater share of income from their international TV rights.
Led by Manchester City and Liverpool, supported by Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur, the six clubs have pressed the case that as they are the prime attractions for global audiences and money paid by international broadcasters, they should receive more of the money.
As 14 clubs must approve any change to the Premier League's rules, the required majority had not been obtained until the summer club meeting on Thursday, when the executive chairman, Richard Scudamore, announced the rule change.
Scudamore, hailing the change as an unalloyed positive, said in a statement: "This … further incentivises on-pitch achievement and maintains the Premier League's position as the most equitable in Europe in terms of sharing central revenues. By coming together and agreeing this change, the clubs have provided a platform for the future success of the League for many years ahead."
Via David Conn/The Guardian
Re: Big 6 Premier League Clubs Win Battle For More TV Money
Posted: Fri Jun 8, 2018 10:56 pm
by Kalela
Does this mean the top 6 teams in the table at the end of the season will earn more money or is it only those 6 teams (Arsenal, United, Liverpool, Chelsea, City and Spurs) mentioned in the article?
Posted: Sat Jun 9, 2018 4:44 am
by Gary Cokeman
Kalela wrote: Does this mean the top 6 teams in the table at the end of the season will earn more money or is it only those 6 teams (Arsenal, United, Liverpool, Chelsea, City and Spurs) mentioned in the article?
Only the teams mentioned in the article get the money.
Gary Cokeman wrote:
That is unfair. That is the **** they do in Spain. Whoever finishes in the top 6 each season should get the higher tv money pay off.

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Krasnodar () és una ciutat del sud de Rússia, al costat del riu Kuban. És el centre administratiu del territori de Krasnodar.

Es fundà l'any 1794 com a Iekaterinodar (), que significa «regal de Caterina», en reconeixement a la concessió per part de Caterina II de Rússia de la regió als cosacs de la Mar Negra. A més, es declarà Santa Caterina d'Alexandria la patrona de la població. El 1867 rebé l'estatus de ciutat. Després de la Revolució d'Octubre, el 1920 canvià el nom per Krasnodar que significa «regal dels rojos».

Krasnodar va ser una de les subseus de la Copa del Món de Futbol Masculí de 2018.

Història
La ciutat es va originar en 1793 com a campament militar, després com una fortalesa construïda pels cosacs per defensar les fronteres imperials i per afirmar el domini rus sobre Circàssia. A la primera meitat del , Iekaterinodar es va convertir en un centre ocupat dels cosacs del Kuban, obtenint l'estatus oficial de la ciutat el 1867. El 1888, unes 45.000 persones vivien a la ciutat, que s'havia convertit en un centre de comerç vital per al sud de Rússia. El 1897 es va erigir a Iekaterinodar un obelisc que commemora la història de dos-cents anys dels cosacs de Kuban (vista com fundada el 1696).

Durant la Guerra Civil Russa (1917-1922) la ciutat va canviar de mans diverses vegades, arribant successivament sota el control de l'Exèrcit Roig i de l'Exèrcit de Voluntaris. Molts cosacs de Kuban, com anti-bolxevics compromesos, van recolzar el Moviment Blanc. Lavr Kornilov, un general blanc, va capturar la ciutat el 10 d'abril de 1918, però va ser assassinat una setmana més tard quan un bolxevic va fer explotar la granja on havia instal·lat la seva seu.

Durant la Segona Guerra Mundial, l'exèrcit alemany va ocupar Krasnodar entre el 12 d'agost de 1942 i el 12 de febrer de 1943. La ciutat va patir greus danys en els combats, però va ser reconstruïda i renovada després de la guerra. Les forces alemanyes, incloent els escuadrons de l'exèrcit de la SS de la Gestapo i Einsatzgruppen, van matar a milers de jueus, comunistes, i suposats partisans.

A l'estiu de 1943, els soviètics van iniciar judicis, inclosos els seus propis ciutadans, per connivència amb els nazis i per participar en crims de guerra. El primer assaig es va dur a terme a Krasnodar del 14 al 17 de juliol de 1943. El tribunal de Krasnodar va pronunciar vuit sentències de mort que es van dur a terme sumàriament a la plaça de la ciutat davant d'una multitud d'unes trenta mil persones.

Personatges il·lustres
 Anna Netrebko (1971-) cantant d'òpera

Clima
En la classificació de Köppen, Krasnodar és un clima subtropical humit (Cfa).

Els seus hiverns són suaus, segons els estàndards de Rússia, malgrat que es pot arribar als -20 °C omenys, perquè la mitjana del mes més fred està (lleugerament) per sobre dels zero graus. L'estiu és càlid i la pluviometria ultrapassa els 700 litrs amb pluja repartida més o menys uniformement entre totes les estacions.

Referències

Krasnodar

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Q: JMeter, how to loop once for every sampler in an Interleave controller I'm using JMeter to automate some tests, and I have a pretty basic set up with a login and logoff piece and then a number of individual tests. What I want is for each test to log in, do its thing, and log out. Right now, all tests are in an interleave controller, with the login/out pieces being outside. If I have 10 tests I set the ThreadGroup to loop 10 times, and everything works as I expect.
However, we have 3 people writing their own individual tests that should go into the interleave controller, and the number of tests is growing. It's becoming a little troublesome to make sure that the number of ThreadGroup loops matches the number of tests by counting manually, and I'm looking for a way to tell JMeter to loop as many times as there are children in the Interleave controller. Any suggestions?
I wouldn't mind trying out a different structure as well, as long as it does what I want and doesn't force people to add the login/out pieces to every single test.
Thanks in advance.

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*Isolating login / logout in their single Test Plan using Test Fragment

*Each user would have his own Test Plan and use the previous one through an IncludeController

*he would use ModuleController to call them in his tests
I am not sure this is the right answer, but to make it a better one please explain what you are trying to achieve accross the 3 people team

A: Although an old question ;-)
I would likely solve it like this, if I had to:

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*Loop controller [forever]

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*Once Only Controller

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*Once Only Controller

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Set the thread group to one thread, to run once. And you would be good to go. The last test would be empty (e.g. it logged in and logged out again). If that would be an issue, you could think of adding the test action to any last test executed.
From my perspective I wouldn't solve it like this. Just run the different sets created by the different team members. Working on one jmx is a pain in the bud anyway...
note: I would be interested to know how you did solve it ;-)

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Fashionistas got a literal reflection of the future of retail during New York Fashion Week this September 2016, where mirror display technology was the centerpiece of a series of special runway shows.
A pair of exclusive shows organized by FTL Moda and sponsored by Samsung saw the Manhattan event space lit up with a series of digital mirrors that magically doubled as LCD marketing and interactive information displays. Video wall displays were also grouped at the head of the runway to act as a digital backdrop for the designers and their models.
"Mirror displays can have a really exciting impact on the industry," says Ron Gazzola, vice president of display and memory marketing at Samsung Business.
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Loris Malaguzzi was one of the most important figures in 20th century early childhood education, achieving world-wide recognition for his educational ideas and his role in the creation of municipal schools for young children in the Italian city of Reggio Emilia, the most successful example ever of progressive, democratic and public education.
Despite Malaguzzi's reputation, very little of what he wrote or said about early childhood education has been available in English. This book helps fill the gap, presenting for the first time in English, writings and speeches spanning 1945 to 1993, selected by a group of his colleagues from an archive established in Reggio Emilia. They range from short poems, letters and newspaper articles to extended pieces about Malaguzzi's early life, the origins of the municipal schools and his ideas about children, pedagogy and schools. This material is organised into five chronological chapters, starting at the end of World War Two and ending just before his death, with introductions to each chapter providing background, including the historical context, the main events in Malaguzzi's life and the rationale for the selection of documents.
The book provides a unique insight into the background, thinking and work of Malaguzzi, revealing, in his own words, how his thinking developed, how he moved between theory and practice, how he border-crossed many disciplines and subjects, and how he combined many roles ranging from administrator and campaigner to researcher and pedagogue. Academics, students and practitioners alike will find this landmark publication provides rich insights into his life and work.


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Democrats Are Trying to Divide President Trump From Republicans in Congress
By Sam Frizell
Defeated and in the minority, Democrats in Congress have few options to push their own agenda. But Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer has led a new effort in recent days to find areas where they agree with President Trump — and Republicans do not.
Democrats such as Senators Bernie Sanders, Tammy Baldwin and Sherrod Brown have put forward a series of proposals that could expose rifts between President Donald Trump and the GOP on building roads, buying American goods and labeling China a currency manipulator.
Last week, Brown introduced legislation that would require taxpayer dollars on government projects be spent on American-made goods. On Monday, Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy asked Trump to take similar executive actions. On Tuesday morning, Schumer went on the Senate floor to call for Trump to label China a currency manipulator, which Democrats, as well as some Republicans, see as an important first step to solving trade imbalances with China.
Later, a cadre of leading Democrats unveiled a plan for $1 trillion in infrastructure spending over 10 years, an idea Republicans have opposed but Trump has enthusiastically supported. And Baldwin asked Trump in an open letter to stick to his campaign message on trade agreements and buying American goods.
All those economic proposals are ones that many Democrats have long supported but which have divided Republicans. Without Trump's support, the measures stand little chance of making headway in the Republican-controlled Congress, but for now, Democrats are relishing the confusion it could sow among the Republican conference.
"Trump said 'Buy American, hire American,' and he said 'Let's get rid of unfair trade deals,'" said Baldwin. "We have to hold him accountable. If that makes it uncomfortable for Paul Ryan and House Republicans," she said, "that needs to be exposed too."
For Republicans, the risk is in losing consensus in their caucus and ceding some control of the agenda to Schumer.
"Do they gain some political advantage if they can split us from the President? Obviously, yes," said Republican Senator John McCain. "The Democrats are trying to find some traction which they have lost and obviously to call for, and the infrastructure bill is something very popular."
On infrastructure in particular there are differences between Republicans and Trump, who throughout his campaign called for massive infrastructure spending. "We are going to fix our inner cities and rebuild our highways, bridges, tunnels, airports, schools, hospitals," Trump pledged in his victory speech early in the morning of Nov. 9.
Senior Republicans are unenthusiastic about major infrastructure spending, and aides have pointed to the infrastructure spending authorized in 2015 and 2016, including a water infrastructure bill and a five-year $305 billion highway-construction package.
The new, $1 trillion Democratic plan includes $200 billion for a "vital infrastructure fund" and $210 billion to repair bridges and roads.
"I don't think we ought to borrow almost a trillion dollars and plus up a bunch of federal accounts and incur additional debt and don't build any projects to speak of," said Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell on Tuesday. "I can tell you what I'm against is a replication of the Obama stimulus package in 2009."
Rank-and-file Republicans are also skeptical of an infrastructure spending plan. Asked if he would support the Democratic plan, Senator Jim Inhofe of Oklahoma, a member of the Environment and Public Works Committee, sounded skeptical. "It depends on how they're going to pay for it. You can't do that unless you increase the debt, can you? So, no," he said.
Democrats claim their plan could create 15 million jobs. "We have a President who called for a large, large infrastructure bill, and we're challenging him to join us even if his Republican colleagues in the House and Senate aren't for it," said Schumer on Tuesday.
"We've wanted a strong infrastructure bill to rebuild America for several years," said Michigan Senator Debbie Stabenow. "It has been Republicans in the House and Senate blocking that. We're glad that President Trump understands this is a job creator."
The infrastructure plan Trump proposed during the campaign would leverage $137 billion in tax credits to generate $1 trillion in private spending on infrastructure projects over 10 years; private investors would choose to spend on toll roads. But some criticized the plan, saying it would not generate the spending required to fix a wide range of projects.
On other measures like trade, Democrats see an opening to ally with Trump against traditional Republican orthodoxy. Trump vehemently opposed the North American Free Trade Agreement and the Trans-Pacific Partnership during his campaign, among other trade agreements that Republicans have historically supported.
"Now is the time to develop a new trade policy that helps working families, not just multinational corporations," said Sanders after Trump signed an executive order on Monday officially withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership. "If President Trump is serious about a new policy to help American workers, then I would be delighted to work with him."
Trump said in his Inauguration speech that he would "follow two simple rules: buy American and hire American." After last year's election, Republicans stripped a "Buy America" provision from a water resources infrastructure bill that would have required taxpayer-funded construction projects use American-made steel. Democrats protested the move, but Trump did not object.
Democrats now want to push Trump to commit to supporting Buy America laws. Brown, who represents Ohio, a manufacturing state where Trump won by 8 percentage points, asked the President in an open letter to commit to Buy America rules. "I strongly support your commitment to 'Hire American, Buy American,'" he said in his letter.
Sanders has led Democrats in demanding that Trump hold to his commitment during the campaign not to cut Social Security and Medicare; Republicans have called for revisiting entitlement programs, and several of Trump's Cabinet picks, including Representative Tom Price for Health and Human Services Secretary and Representative Mick Mulvaney as head of the Office of Management and Budget, have sought overhaul the programs in the past.
"Is the President-elect, Mr. Trump, going to keep his word to the American people and not cut Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid? Or did he lie to the American people?" Sanders said last week in the Senate confirmation hearing for Price.
For Democrats, the agenda will depend in large part on what Trump is willing to support. Schumer has been lobbying the President on many of the issues in recent meetings. "He's promised to label China a currency manipulator on his first day in office. We're still waiting. Last night at the White House I mentioned this to the President. He didn't say no," said Schumer on Tuesday. "I'm not going to say what he said. He didn't say no."
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Australian Centre for Child Protection Project Team
To address a potential pandemic of child abuse and neglect, the team of child protection experts applied a rapid research and translation approach. Their approach is framed with a public health perspective and is credited with a resultant reframing of SA's and the nation's policy and practice approaches to child protection.
Their work is also credited with the re-alignment of investments to reduce intergenerational impacts of abuse. This innovative approach redefined thinking around child protection, challenging many assumptions underpinning child protection research and system design for the past two decades.
This Project Team is led by Professor Fiona Arney, Professor Leah Bromfield, Dr Olivia Octoman, Dr Sarah Cox and A/Professor Alwin Chong.
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Cryoclock developed the "Sapphire Clock" technology, that can deliver radio frequency and microwave signals with up to 1000 times higher signal purity than anything previously available. The Sapphire Clock has been chosen for incorporation in an upgrade of one of Australia's major Defence surveillance assets, the Jindalee Over-The-Horizon Radar Network. The disruptive nature and excellence of Cryoclock's technology were recognised by the prestigious Eureka Prize.
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Lou Holtz Is a Cringe-Fest: Someone Cancel Him for His Own Good
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Conservative media in the U.S. have been attacking Democrats and media outlets such as CNN and the New York Times for using the coronavirus to bring down President Trump. Peter Hegseth of Fox & Friends Weekends claims that "they're rooting for the coronavirus to spread." It sounds paranoid, but given how low U.S. politics have […]
Fox News 'Raw Bats' Coronavirus Theory Isn't Just Laughable – It's Dangerous
At least six people have died in the U.S. as the coronavirus outbreak continues to spread. The virus originated in China, although the infection rate there seems to be slowing. Fox News didn't miss the opportunity to throw some fake news into the mix this week. Led by the Trump zealots at Fox News, the […]
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