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Battle of Jonesborough
Battle of Jonesborough (August 31-September 1, 1864)
Also Known As: Battle of Jonesboro
Author: Harry Searles, Past Present & Future	and Mike Mangus, The Ohio State University	Published: May 17, 2011 Updated: May 17, 2011
The Battle of Jonesborough (also called the Battle of Jonesboro) was a military engagement between Union forces commanded by Major General William T. Sherman and Confederate forces commanded by General John B. Hood during the Atlanta Campaign of the American Civil War. The encounter took place in Clayton County, near the town of Jonesborough, Georgia, from August 31-September 1, 1864.
In late November 1863, Union forces commanded by Major General Ulysses S. Grant successfully lifted Confederate General Joseph E. Johnston's siege of Chattanooga, Tennessee. Union victories at Lookout Mountain (November 24) and Missionary Ridge (November 25) forced Johnston to withdraw thirty miles south to near Dalton, Georgia.
After the Federal breakout from Chattanooga, Grant was promoted to the special rank of Lieutenant General and placed in command of all Union armies. Grant moved his headquarters to Washington, DC, leaving his trusted subordinate, Major General William T. Sherman, in command of Federal operations in the Western Theater. Grant's primary military strategy was a coordinated effort to attack and defeat the two main Confederate armies in the field, Robert E. Lee's Army of Northern Virginia in the east, and Joseph E. Johnston's Army of Tennessee in the west. On May 5, 1864, Grant launched his Overland Campaign against Lee in Virginia. Two days later, Sherman led three armies, the Army of the Tennessee, commanded by Major General James B. McPherson; the Army of the Ohio, commanded by Major General John M. Schofield; and the Army of the Cumberland, commanded by Major General George H. Thomas, out of Tennessee in pursuit of Johnston's army in northern Georgia.
Throughout the summer of 1864, the Confederate and Union armies engaged in a series of battles between Dalton and Atlanta in northern Georgia. Most of the fighting occurred at places on or near the Western and Atlantic Railroad, which connected Chattanooga and Atlanta. Both sides depended on the railway for supplies throughout the campaign. In a pattern that was often repeated, Sherman employed flanking movements that threatened the railway to Johnston's rear, forcing the Confederate commander to retreat south in order to protect his supply lines.
By mid-July, Sherman had driven Johnston's army to the outskirts of Atlanta. Southerners, in general, and Jefferson Davis, in particular, had grown weary of Johnston's strategy of retreat. On July 17, 1864, the Confederate president relieved Johnston of his command, replacing him with General John Bell Hood. Known as an aggressive fighter, Hood was a veteran officer with a reputation for personal bravery who had been severely wounded at the Battle of Gettysburg (July 1-3, 1863) and the Battle of Chickamauga (September 19-20, 1863). General Hood wasted little time in responding to Southerners' calls for action.
Hood launched costly attacks against Sherman's armies on July 20 (Battle of Peachtree Creek) and July 22 (Battle of Atlanta) that produced high Confederate casualties (over 13,000 men killed, wounded and captured/missing). Despite his high losses, Hood prevented Sherman from penetrating Atlanta from the north and from the east. Foiled in his efforts to capture the city by force, Sherman decided to besiege Atlanta in late July.
For the next month, Sherman tried to cut off supplies into the besieged city by using his cavalry to sever the railroads leading into Atlanta. Hood was able to drive off Sherman's cavalry, repairing any damage that the horsemen had done, and maintain his supply lines into the city. In late August, Sherman changed strategies. Rater than focus on Atlanta proper, he decided to move the bulk of his troops against the railroads leading into the city, destroying them beyond immediate repair. On August 25, Sherman ordered six of the seven divisions around Atlanta to move south of the city to attack the Macon and Western Railroad near Jonesborough, Georgia.
Not realizing the size of the Union forces accumulating near Jonesborough, Hood countered by sending out two corps, under the command of Lieutenant General William J. Hardee, to disrupt the Federals. On August 31, Hardee launched an attack on two Yankee corps, which the Federals easily repulsed. Now sensing the size of the Union forces south of Atlanta, Hood ordered one of Hardee's two corps back to the city in case the Federals attacked the city. The next day, Sherman's army overwhelmed Hardee's corps, driving them away from Atlanta toward Lovejoy's Station. With his supply lines cut and 60,000 Federal troops massed on the southern edge of Atlanta, Hood decided to abandon the city that night.
Ohio units that participated in the Battle of Jonesborough included:
Infantry units:
1st Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry
2nd Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry
5th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry
10th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry
21st Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry
33rd Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry
32nd Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry
100th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry
101st Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry
103rd Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Artillery units:
Battery A, 1st Ohio Light Artillery Regiment
Battery C, 1st Ohio Light Artillery Regiment
Battery D, 1st Ohio Light Artillery Regiment
Battery I, 1st Ohio Light Artillery Regiment
3rd Ohio Artillery Battery
4th Ohio Light Artillery Battery
10th Ohio Light Artillery Battery
Cavalry units:
1st Regiment Ohio Volunteer Cavalry
3rd Regiment Ohio Volunteer Cavalry
4th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Cavalry
10th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Cavalry
The Battle of Jonesborough (also called the Battle of Jonesboro) was a decisive Union victory, tactically and strategically. The Confederates suffered about 3,000 casualties killed, wounded, captured, and missing, compared with about 1,600 for the Federals. Although Sherman did not destroy Hood's army, he had finally achieved his prize of occupying Atlanta. The capture of the Georgia capitol helped ensure President Lincoln's reelection in November. Sherman occupied Atlanta for the next two and one half months before starting out on his march to the sea. Before evacuating the city, Sherman ordered "the destruction in Atlanta of all depots, car-houses, shops, factories, foundries." After stripping the city of all materials that could be utilized by the South, the designated destruction began on November 12. Before the bulk of Sherman's army evacuated the city on November 15, Union soldiers engaged in unsanctioned arson, torching private residences and much of the downtown. Following Sherman's departure, Federal troops occupied Atlanta for the remainder of the war and throughout Reconstruction.
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Paul Puritt was born at St. Luc Hospital in Montreal on 28 July 1938. He passed away peacefully at the Ottawa General Hospital on the evening of 23 December 2022 at the age of 84.
Paul's warm personality, charisma, wit, and sharp intellect touched many people throughout his long life. He loved telling jokes and stories, wordplay of all kinds, crossword puzzles, and bamboozling kids and adults alike with his signature penny trick. He read voraciously and held strong views on the ethical, social, and political issues of the day.
He obtained his PhD in Anthropology from the University of Illinois, with a dissertation on the Meru People of Tanzania, and then taught at several universities in the USA and Canada. As a member of TCLSAC Toronto, CIDMAA Montreal, and as regional director at Oxfam, he played an active role mobilizing Canadian civil society in support of national liberation movements in Tanzania, Mozambique and South Africa.
In the mid-80s, Paul joined the Canadian Labour Congress (CLC) as project planner in the International Department, where he collaborated with trade unions first in Africa, and later in Asia and the Middle East, leaving an indelible mark as a popular trade union educator and leader. He oversaw projects aimed at abolishing child labour, promoting gender equity, and advancing labour rights. Throughout his working years, Paul developed many lifelong friendships and kept in touch with numerous friends around the world.
He was loved by many and will be missed by many, particularly Anna, his partner of twenty years, his sons and their wives, Edan and Judy, Jeffrey and Annette, his step-son Jan and Rav, as well as his 6 grandchildren Alicia, Calvin (Ksenia), Daniel (Kenzie), Joseph (Nicki), Alexa, Nathan (Serena), and his great-grandson Matteo. He will also be sadly missed by his siblings, Larry (Betty), Fredda, Marlene (Antony), Howard (Jackie), and many cousins, nieces and nephews.
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Subject [Local] Cunningham, Bernard G.
Description Bernard G. Cunningham moved to Park Forest with his wife Florence in 1951. He quickly became involved in Park Forest politics. He served as Village President from April 1961 to April 1971 .
In Part 1 of his oral history he explains why he came to Park Forest, describes the village in 1951, early improvised schools, St. Irenaeus School, the relationship betwen the public and American Community Builders, IC Parking, and his involvement with the Recreation and Parks Commission, which marked his first involvement with the village government .
In Part 2 he discusses his first term as village trustee, Park Forest Plaza, schools, utilities, IC parking, American Community Builders, street design, annexation of the Lincolnwood subdivision, parks and recreation, library referendum, and social problems .
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Few words about Poland … – Chris Kistler's Piggy Bank !
In 1772, in Poland began what we call the "rozbiory" – that is, a division of its land between its three neighbours: Russia, Prussia and Austria. In 1795, Poland completely disappeared from the worldmap. It is a period that is called the "123 Years of Slavery", where the Polish people were literally reduced to serving the foreign powers that have absorbed it.
It was only in 1918, after the First World War, that it obtained a puppet independence. Pilsudcki will be at the head of this 2nd Republic, and while presenting himself as being a socialist, will prove in his practice to be a capitalist in the service of foreign power like France. At the beginning of the second world war, Poland was invaded. Between 1939 and 1944 Poland was under Nazi occupation. In 1944, the Communists liberated Poland, hand in hand with the Red Army, and the Republic of Poland was founded (then it became the People's Republic of Poland in 1952).
At its head, Boleslaw Bierut, was a real hero of the people who made Poland to rebuild itself in few years and paved the way for socialism. Unfortunately, his strong Marxist-Leninist convictions made him a threat for Khruschev's plans on Eastern Europe, and shortly after he pronounced his "secret speech" to which Mao Zedong, Enver Hoxha and Boleslaw Bierut strongly opposed, he made Bierut killed (poisoned). In his place was put a puppet of Russian social-imperialism, Gomulka, who established capitalism in Poland. In 1989, happenned the so-called "liberation of Poland" that was actually a last blow to the semblance of "socialism" that was in Poland. The strong import of foreign products and the still more rapacious development of capitalism ruined our national industry, and condemned Poland to become a country dependent on imports and oriented towards export. 27 years later, it is still the same thing.
In fact, over the past 224 years, Poland has only known 12 years when its leaders were really working in the interest of the Polish people. It is not surprising that today 33% of our population lives outside Poland (20 million out of a total of 58.5 million Poles) – this is a consequence of our tragic history.
I think that today all Poles must not only say that they are patriots (to have a strong sense of love for their culture, language, traditions and history), but that they are nationalists : that they struggle to free Poland from the imperialism and bureaucratic capitalism.
Long live Poland, long live Communism, long live Marxism-Leninism-Maoism!
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Dorian Leon Marlois Le Gallienne (* 19. April 1915 in Melbourne; † 27. Juli 1963 ebenda) war ein australischer Komponist.

Dorian Le Gallienne studierte an der Universität Melbourne und seit 1938 am Royal College of Music London bei Herbert Howells und Arthur Benjamin. Nach 1945 wirkte er in Melbourne als Lehrer am Konservatorium, Tonmeister des Australischen Rundfunks und Musikkritiker.

Er komponierte zwei Sinfonien, eine sinfonische Studie, zwei Ballette, kammermusikalische Werke, Klavierstücke, Psalmen für Chor und Orchester und Lieder.

Veröffentlichungen (Auswahl)
 1962: Music from the Soundtrack of the Film "The Prize" ([W&G])
 1963: The Film Music (W&G)
 Dorian Le Gallienne, Margaret Sutherland, Linda Phillips: Australian Songs (Australian Broadcasting Commission)
 1965: Melbourne Symphony Orchestra: Sun Music I • Irkanda IV / Sinfonietta

Weblinks

 Dorian Le Gallienne im Australian Music Centre

Komponist (Australien)
Komponist klassischer Musik (20. Jahrhundert)
Geboren 1915
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Reality Mining
Using Big Data to Engineer a Better World
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Winner, 2014 American Publishers Award for Professional and Scholarly Excellence (PROSE Award) in Computing & Information Science, presented by the Professional and Scholarly Publishing Division of the Association of American Publishers
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A look at how Big Data can be put to positive use, from helping users break bad habits to tracking the global spread of disease.
Big Data is made up of lots of little data: numbers entered into cell phones, addresses entered into GPS devices, visits to websites, online purchases, ATM transactions, and any other activity that leaves a digital trail. Although the abuse of Big Data—surveillance, spying, hacking—has made headlines, it shouldn't overshadow the abundant positive applications of Big Data. In Reality Mining, Nathan Eagle and Kate Greene cut through the hype and the headlines to explore the positive potential of Big Data, showing the ways in which the analysis of Big Data ("Reality Mining") can be used to improve human systems as varied as political polling and disease tracking, while considering user privacy.
Eagle, a recognized expert in the field, and Greene, an experienced technology journalist, describe Reality Mining at five different levels: the individual, the neighborhood and organization, the city, the nation, and the world. For each level, they first offer a nontechnical explanation of data collection methods and then describe applications and systems that have been or could be built. These include a mobile app that helps smokers quit smoking; a workplace "knowledge system"; the use of GPS, Wi-Fi, and mobile phone data to manage and predict traffic flows; and the analysis of social media to track the spread of disease. Eagle and Greene argue that Big Data, used respectfully and responsibly, can help people live better, healthier, and happier lives.
Nathan Eagle, one of the "50 people who will change the world" on the 2012 Wired Smart List, is the cofounder and CEO of Jana, a company that helps global brands reach customers in emerging markets via mobile airtime. He holds faculty positions at Harvard and Northeastern Universities.
Kate Greene is an essayist, journalist, poet, and former laser physicist based in San Francisco. Her work has appeared in Harvard Review, Slate, Discover, The Economist, and the New Yorker, among other publications.
We look at digital devices as things that are meant to serve us. In Reality Mining we are taken on a journey from individuals to countries, to illustrate the true transformative power that the collective use of these digital devices brings to humanity. A fascinating trip guided by researchers who have successfully bridged discovery with entrepreneurship!
Albert-László Barabási, Robert Gray Doge Professor of Network Science, Northeastern University; author of Linked
A smart look at how Big Data transforms our lives, from the microcosm of the individual to the macrocosm of the planet. Eagle's pioneering research in data-mining human behavior is inspiring, while Greene's insights on what it all means make Reality Mining an indispensable book. And importantly, privacy issues are not an afterthought but are interlaced throughout—as it should be.
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A decreased amount of saliva in your mouth causes dry mouth (xerostomia). This is generally due to a problem with the salivary glands in your mouth.
It is important that you take very good care of your teeth if you have dry mouth. Saliva washes away food, sugary drinks, and more from your teeth. If you do not have enough saliva, plaque can build up much quicker, which means you will have a higher risk of developing cavities.
If you have this problem, make sure you brush and floss your teeth twice a day, and you see your dentist regularly. Drinking water can help. Chewing on sugar free gum can help produce saliva. Your dentist can give you more information about this problem.
Burning mouth syndrome (BMS) is having a burning or tingling sensation that is often felt on the tongue or other areas of your mouth. One thing that can cause BMS is by having dentures that do not fit properly. If so, there is extra pressure on the muscles and tissues in your mouth. You may also be allergic to your dentures. If you wear dentures, make an appointment with your dentist to see if this is the cause.
There are other oral problems that can cause BMS, such as oral thrush and yeast infection in the mouth.
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Demeter 2020: Different perspectives on agriculture
Catherine Perrot 9 March 2020 ActorsWorld
The 2020 edition of Le Déméter, a yearly survey of agriculture, food products and development in France, Europe and throughout the world, has just been published. This 400-page publication brings together articles by authors from a wide variety of backgrounds analysing topics relating to agriculture and food products from political, economic, geostrategic, and even historical and philosophical perspectives.
Le Déméter, which has been published every year since 1993, is fairly unique in what it does. It aims to "shed light on discussions relating to agriculture, food products and rural issues through innovative frames of reference which draw on politics, economics, environmental studies and science". This description is offered by the publication's two editors, Sébastien Abis and Matthieu Brun, respectively director and director of studies for the Club Déméter academic partnerships (read below).
Through their work, Demeter, the Greek goddess of agriculture and harvests, has become Le Déméter. Over the years, this publication has become a point of reference and is eagerly awaited at the start of each year by many in the agricultural sector. The 2020 edition has just been published and, based on the success of the previous edition (now out of stock), 2,000 copies have been printed. That is quite an achievement for such a specialist publication, 400 pages in length, at a time when ebooks are on the rise. (Le Déméter is also available as an ebook from the Cairn.info platform).
Every year, Le Déméter includes around twenty original articles, most of them in French (some in English), but also information sheets and boxes. All these contributions, written by a total of forty authors from a variety of backgrounds, can be divided into two main groups.
Sounding out the 'Agrospheres'
The first main group, known as 'Agrospheres' explores a central theme from different perspectives. "This year, we have decided to focus the texts on the place of Europe in globalisation", explains Matthieu Brun. "Preparing the new common agricultural policy (CAP), Brexit and the crisis of multilateralism all make this a topical theme". Approaches to this theme are not only economic, political and strategic but also historical. It is useful, for example, to remember that the CAP, one of the cornerstones of Europe, has seen its ambitions change since it was created in 1958: starting as a policy designed to deliver food sovereignty for Europe, it later became a policy to bring European agriculture in line with World Trade Organisation rules. Now that it is being re-imagined in a precarious environmental and political context, hasn't the time come to renew its original spirit, which was the same as that of the 'Havana Charter' (1), to offer 'food security for all people'?
Identifying upcoming trends
The second part of Le Déméter brings together texts under the title Regards d'avenir (Looking to the Future). This part brings together a wider variety of contributions around issues which are predicted to arise in the future, or are currently emerging or simply of interest. Thus, the section contains a scientific article on the microbiota revolution, a major breakthrough for human health. Humans are, in fact, a superorganism composed of human cells and 100,000 billion micro-organisms.
This scientific revolution has important implications for the food industry because it changes assumptions about what nutrition involves: we must not simply feed the human, but their microbiota too. It also has significance for agriculture because plants have their own microbiota, which can influence their ways of feeding themselves or protecting themselves from threats.
Another noteworthy article discusses cannabis, a growing agricultural business. It issues a useful reminder that, legal or not, cannabis is a very widespread crop. It is difficult to put an exact figure on the surface area of cannabis plantations worldwide or the quantity produced, but a rough estimate of its market is possible: 150 billion dollars, more or less the same as wine. The market is currently 90% illegal, but more and more states are legalising certain uses of the drug (including recreational uses). 'Cannabusiness' is attracting investors and entrepreneurs.
Cuba's surprising agriculture
"In this section of Regards d'avenir, we also always devote a chapter to a particular country whose agricultural practices seem original to us or important from a strategic perspective", continues Matthieu Brun. In the 2020 edition of Le Déméter, Cuban agriculture is in the spotlight. It is an agriculture marked by a sugar-producing (and slave-owning) past, a hard and long-term economic embargo, and insufficient yields (this is still the case today).
However, this agricultural sector, which has developed under many constraints (a shortage of fertilizer in particular), has invested highly in science. It has therefore found itself at the cutting edge of agro-ecology. Another particular feature is that Havana would seem to have the most highly developed urban agriculture infrastructure of any capital city in the world. Thanks to solutions found by a population regularly confronted with shortages, it now meets over 50% of its own needs in fruit and vegetables. "The example of Cuba is interesting in terms of understanding the impact of international relations on agriculture", adds Matthieu Brun.
Finally, as Le Déméter's ambition is to be open to unusual and surprising perspectives, the final chapter of Regards d'avenir has been written by a Jesuit professor of philosophy in Shanghai, examining ideas around religions, beliefs and food security. The text mentions major world religions and issues a reminder that food is probably the everyday area in which their influence is most visible. The analysis also touches on beliefs, particularly those of anti-speciesist vegans, for whom the life of an animal has as great a value as that of a human being.
A pedagogical ambition
The final pages of Le Déméter contain ten information sheets, with statistical charts, maps and summaries of analyses about challenges and key products in food production (population, environment, cereals, oils, sugars, etc.). It's a chance for readers to get their feet back on the ground after delving into philosophy and spirituality!
With 400 original pages to publish every year, Sébastien Abis and Matthieu Brun, the two architects of Le Déméter, have their hands full. "We work on three editions at the same time. We are currently promoting the 2020 edition, which has just been published. But we are already collecting texts for the 2021 edition and thinking of themes for 2022."
Themes for future editions are decided collectively by the eighteen French members of the editorial committee, in partnership with thirteen international correspondents. "We get together to talk through proposed themes as a group. We always make a long list, and then we take a vote. Next, we look for contributors, either among members of the editorial committee or from outside. Sometimes it's a little challenge for them!"
The challenge may involve writing about cross-disciplinary or cutting-edge topics, but also it sometimes means making specialist knowledge accessible to a wider audience. "We spend a lot of time with our writers. Sometimes, we even give them a bit of a prod: we want to widen access to the issues at stake, to be able to speak to everyone, both within agricultural circles and outside of them. We have strong pedagogical ambitions."
Catherine Perrot
(1) The Havana Charter: Negotiated after the end of the Second World War but not signed by the United States, this charter set out plans for an international trade organisation within the UN, based on co-operation between states. It aimed, in particular, to stabilise agricultural product markets. In other words, it would aim to achieve the opposite of what can currently be observed.
The Club Déméter
The Club Déméter is a network of organisations which includes sixty-five companies and trade bodies from both ends of the agricultural and food business production and distribution chain. These companies are French, but three-quarters of them have overseas activities. The Club Déméter also works in partnership with eighteen higher education institutions with agricultural programmes (including UM6P), experts from around the world, and several French ministries.
In addition to publishing Le Déméter, the Club maintains the network, organises talks and debates, carries out studies and strategic monitoring, and facilitates meetings between its members and students in partner schools.
Clubdemeter.com
Déméter 2020
Le Déméter 2020, 400 p., €25, published by Iris éditions. Available to order from www.iris-france.org but also to read and download by chapter from cairn.info.
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Catherine Perrot est journaliste indépendante. Docteur en biochimie de l'université Paris 7, elle a d'abord été journaliste scientifique (Sciences et vie, le Journal du CNRS, Sciences ouest...) avant de découvrir et se prendre de passion pour le monde agricole. Elle a travaillé pour Agriculture 44, Loire-Atlantique agricole, et plusieurs autres titres du groupe de presse agricole Réussir.
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Field observations of SPF performance during Hurricanes Allen, Hugo, and Andrew led the industry to conduct laboratory testing of SPF systems at Underwriters Laboratories Inc. (UL) and Factory Mutual (FM). Spray polyurethane foam's wind-uplift resistance exceeded the capacity of UL's equipment, and the testing organization also observed SPF applied over built-up roofs (BURs) and metal roofs increased the resistance of those coverings.3 An SPF roofing system limits moisture intrusion because of its 90-percent closed-cell properties. Many types of damage to the system cause no leaks into the building, and moisture intrusion is isolated to the areas of damaged foam cells.
Franklin and Associates Ltd.'s 1991 study, Comparative Energy Evaluation of Plastic Products and their Alternatives for the Building and Construction and Transportation Industries, compares the total energy requirements for the manufacture of plastic products to the total energy requirements for the manufacturer of the alternatives. The unique feature of this type of analysis is its focus on all the major steps in the manufacture of a product—raw material extraction from the earth, fabrication, and even transport—rather than a single manufacturing step.
The study concludes plastic products in the building and construction industry use less energy from all sources than the alternative materials. According to the report, polyurethane foam insulation saved 3.4 trillion BTU in manufacturing energy over other insulation in 1990. One trillion BTUs are equivalent to almost 170,000 barrels of oil and approximately 28.3 million m3 (1 billion cf) of natural gas.
Polyisocyanurate (polyiso) is often reused when building renovations include roof re-cover applications or partial tear-offs, in which only the membrane is removed. The material has a 15-year long-term thermal resistance (LTTR) value and thus can often be reused when a roof is replaced. Polyiso insulation can also be part of a waste management plan, aimed at diverting debris from landfills, redirecting recyclable recovered resources back to the manufacturing processes, and allocating reusable materials to appropriate sites.
Expanded polystyrene (EPS) building products can be made with recycled content and is the only rigid foam material that can incorporate recycled content via the regrind process explained below.10 EPS manufacturers normally incorporate recycled content into their products by blending used expanded particles from products they take in and grind down to bead level. Technical considerations generally limit the level of recycled content loading to avoid compromising the integrity of the product. Other EPS waste can be reground and mixed with concrete to produce new building products, such as prefabricated concrete blocks. Adding EPS regrind increases the thermal performance of these applications in addition to providing an alternative to landfill disposal. Another example of recycled content EPS use can be found in commingling plastics products, such as decking, lumber, and interior trim.
The performance properties of rigid-foam expanded polystyrene insulation generally reduce labor and material needs. EPS can also help provide an environmentally sustainable structure with long-term thermal resistance. EPS is custom-manufactured to meet specifications for the required R-value, compressive load, and other project demands that can help minimize waste.
For example, when designing a project using structural insulated panels made with EPS, architects are able to provide a manufacturer with the exact dimensions needed, decreasing excess waste on-site. The benefits are not solely environmental—structural insulated panels (SIPs) are joined together quickly and easily by inset splines. According to many manufacturers, an experienced three-person crew can complete the panel erection of a standard 186-m2 (2000-sf) house in as little as one day and completely 'dry-in' in as little as three days.11 Structural insulated panels also offer another potential sustainable advantage in that they are constructed by sandwiching EPS foam sheathing between oriented strand board (OSB). This renewable resource is made from fast-growing timbers, demonstrating an efficient use of resources.
1 Many different plastics manufacturers have plants throughout the country; selecting a facility within 805 km (500 mi) of the project site fulfills requirements in some rating programs to reduce transportation impacts on the environment.
4 See ORNL's Building Thermal Envelope Systems and Materials: Update (Envelope Research Center, 1996).
8 For the results of a study on how vinyl roofing membranes lowered plenum temperatures and air-conditioning costs, visit www.vinylbydesign.com.
9 Recycling varies from state to state. Check to see if recycling is available in your area.
11 For more information on SIPs, see "ICF SIP 101," by Deniz Carroll in the May 2005 issue of Modern Materials.


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Михаи́л Ла́заревич Фа́йнберг (1920—1971) — известный ленинградский архитектор.

Биография
Михаил Лазаревич Файнберг учился в Ленинградском инженерно-строительном институте (ЛИСИ) с 1939 года. С 1 июля 1941 года по 1945 год сражался на фронте, в качестве старшего сержанта военно-строительного отряда. Участник боев под Москвой, Ржевом, Сталинградом. Был контужен. Oкончил ЛИСИ в 1948-м году. Проектировал жилые и общественные здания во многих городах СССР, разрушенных в годы войны. Помимо этого, являлся автором санаториев, домов отдыха и пионерских лагерей.

Избранные проекты и постройки
 Проекты восстановления города Гомеля, с лета 1945 года
 Общежитие на Новороссийской улице (совместно с В. В. Горбачевым)
 Санаторий «Трудовых резервов» (совместно с В. В. Горбачевым)
 Реконструкция Домов культуры имени Первой пятилетки и имени Газа и стадиона «Динамо» (совместно с В. В. Горбачевым)
 Гостиница «Кавказ» в Сочи (совместно с В. В. Горбачевым)
 Оздоровительный комплекс «Небуг» близ Туапсе (совместно с И. П. Шмелевым и В. Б. Фабрицким)
 Пионерские лагеря: «Кабардинка» и «Орленок» (1960-е) близ Геленджика и «Молодая гвардия» у северного въезда в Одессу

Литература
 В. Г. Исаченко. Зодчие Санкт-Петербурга. XX век. Санкт-Петербург, Лениздат, 2000. ISBN 5-289-01928-6. Стр. 696—697.
 Berkovich, Gary. Reclaiming a History. Jewish Architects in Imperial Russia and the USSR. Volume 4. Modernized Socialist Realism: 1955–1991. Weimar und Rostock: Grunberg Verlag. 2022. С. 100. .

Ссылки
 Здания Файнберга в Санкт-Петербурге
  Гостиница «Кавказ» в городе Сочи

Архитекторы Санкт-Петербурга
Архитекторы СССР
Архитекторы по алфавиту
Архитекторы Сочи
Архитекторы Геленджика


A red bicycle leaning against the red wooden wall of a shack in Gnisvärd back-lit by the evening sun and its long shadow. Gnisvärd is in the south of the island Gotland in the Baltic Sea in the south of Sweden. This photo was taken in the evening of a cloudy day in September of 2014. This photo was taken with a digital camera.


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Drupal Remote Code Execution Vulnerability (CVE-2019-6340) Threat Alert
Drupal released a security advisory, announcing remediation of a highly critical remote code execution vulnerability (CVE-2019-6430), which stems from some field types improperly sanitizing data from non-form sources, leading to potential execution of arbitrary PHP code.
For details, please click the following link:
https://www.drupal.org/sa-core-2019-003
Conditions for Exploiting the Vulnerability
A site is affected by the vulnerability if either of the following conditions is met:
The site has the Drupal 8 core RESTful Web Services (rest) module enabled and allows PATCH or POST requests, or
The site has another web services module enabled, such as JSON:API in Drupal 8, or Services or RESTful Web Services in Drupal 7.
Affected Versions
Drupal 8.6.x < 8.6.10
Drupal 8.5.x (or earlier) < 8.5.11
Note: Drupal versions earlier than 8.5.x are end-of-life and do not receive security coverage.
Unaffected Versions
Drupal 8.6.10
Drupal has released updates to fix this vulnerability. Users of the affected versions are advised to upgrade as soon as possible.
Users who cannot perform the upgrade for the time being can adopt the following measures for temporary protection:
Disable all web services modules, or configure the web server to not allow PUT/PATCH/POST requests to web services resources.
Note that web services resources may be available on multiple paths, depending on the configuration of users' web servers. For Drupal 7, such resources are typically available via paths (clean URLs) and via arguments to the "q" query parameter. For Drupal 8, paths may still function when prefixed with index.php/.
For the detailed procedure and official recommendation, see Drupal's security advisory at the following link:
https://helpx.adobe.com/security/products/acrobat/apsb18-09.html
This advisory is only used to describe a potential risk. NSFOCUS does not provide any commitment or promise on this advisory. NSFOCUS and the author will not bear any liability for any direct and/or indirect consequences and losses caused by transmitting and/or using this advisory. NSFOCUS reserves all the rights to modify and interpret this advisory. Please include this statement paragraph when reproducing or transferring this advisory. Do not modify this advisory, add/delete any information to/from it, or use this advisory for commercial purposes without permission from NSFOCUS.
About NSFOCUS
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ARKPORT-Robert W. "Bob" Nilsen, 84, of 10 West Ave., Arkport, died early Wednesday morning (February 3, 2016) at his home, following a long illness.
Born in Brooklyn, NY on March 29, 1931, he was the son of Nikolai & Anna (Jacobsen) Nilsen.
Bob grew up in Brooklyn where he attended High School. He was a veteran of the US Navy during the Korean Conflict, serving his country from 1949 – 1952 as a member of the US Navy Seabees. While in the Navy, Bob was stationed in several locations, including Guam and Alaska.
Following his honorable discharge from the US Navy, Bob was employed for a time at the American Machine & Foundry. He later worked (as a civilian) for Military Sea Transport Service (MSTS) transporting troops overseas.
For about 5 years, Bob owned & operated a car wash in Brooklyn and for over 20 years worked as a cab driver & limo driver in New York City, retiring in the early 1990's.
Bob was an avid New York Mets fan and also enjoyed rooting for the New York Giants football team. He liked working on crossword puzzles and playing cards.
He was preceded in death by his daughter, Abigail Nilsen who died in 1971; 1 sister, Solveig "Sue" Marron.
He was married on October 17, 1962 to the former Joanne Marino who survives. Also surviving are 4 sons, Sam (Jit) Nilsen of Windham, NY, Bryan Nilsen of Staten Island, John (Coleen) Nilsen of Baldwinsville, NY and Nicholas (Erin) Nilsen of Webster; 6 grandchildren; several nieces & nephews.
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RDECOM vastly expands working relationships with other Army elements, industry, academia, other military services, other government agencies and international partners, by focusing on improving management, coordination and integration of research, development and engineering. The command has established Memoranda of Understanding with the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) and the U.S. Army Test and Evaluation Command (ATEC) to increase coordination between these commands and the Army's science and technology community.
The relationship with TRADOC will include the full integration of doctrine, training, leadership, organization and Warfighter considerations into the technology development and transition process. Similarly, the relationship with ATEC provides comprehensive testing considerations in technology and technology programs to facilitate the rapid, effective development and transition of technology to the Warfighter.


A few weeks ago, I sent the very talented photographer Mariell Oyre of Hjartesmil some clothes from Audrey Grace for a shoot. Here are the beautiful results. Mariell lives in London, so she shot in stunning Richmond Park.
Thank you so much to Mariell and her team!
Here is a photo shoot I styled recently with the amazing young photographer, Hanna Kristina. I am in London now, and I thought posting this shoot was appropriate because it has a lovely British feel to it. I really love the simplicity of the shoot, and the way Hanna captured the clothing. The model is also so beautiful. You can now click on the links under each photo to shop the looks at the Audrey Grace online shop here!
Today I wanted to share with you another fun place to purchase fun summery bracelets from!
This shop can be found on etsy and is called East Street! The owner Emma is so sweet and wrote me the sweetest note when she sent me my bracelets. All of her bracelets are handmade and well made at that! Another plus is that she offers free shipping within the United States!
Here are the bracelets I received!
"Welcome to East Street! Each and every one of my bracelets have been handmade by me. I create fun fiber jewelry and take pride in my craftsmanship. I come up with new designs every day, so if you have an idea don't hesitate to run it by me! Also, if you would like something in a different size, color or anything else just drop me a message and I will do my best to make it for you."
Another view of my bracelets.
She is constantly adding more merchandise to her store and here are some of my recent favorites!
Hope y'all are having a happy Monday!
Today is my first full day with campers wish me luck!


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Q: SQL query hourly report? I have a bit of a tough one beating me here. We have a production warehouse where various products are created, we send out a daily production report using the following query but i would like to have this sorted hourly:
(Im trimming down the query to only a few products as its quite a biggie:
SET

@DayStart = '2013-10-24 07:00:00',
@DayEnd = '2013-10-24 16:00:00';

SELECT
(SELECT COUNT(*) FROM t_container
    WHERE created_timestamp BETWEEN @DayStart AND @DayEnd
    AND container_type_id = '3'

) AS Product1,

(SELECT CONCAT (
    (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM t_container
    WHERE created_timestamp BETWEEN @DayStart AND @DayEnd
    AND container_type_id = '10'
    AND status_id = '4'
    ) , ' / ' ,
    (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM t_container
    WHERE created_timestamp BETWEEN @DayStart AND @DayEnd
    AND container_type_id = '10'
    AND status_id = '6'
    ))
) AS 'Product 1 EOL',

(SELECT COUNT(*) FROM t_container
    WHERE created_timestamp BETWEEN @DayStart AND @DayEnd
    AND container_type_id = '2'
    ) AS 'Product 2',

(SELECT COUNT(*) FROM t_container
    WHERE created_timestamp BETWEEN @DayStart AND @DayEnd
    AND container_type_id = '6'
    ) AS 'Product 3',

(SELECT CONCAT (
    (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM t_container
    WHERE created_timestamp BETWEEN @DayStart AND @DayEnd
    AND container_type_id = '9'
    AND status_id = '4'
    ) , ' / ' ,
    (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM t_container
    WHERE created_timestamp BETWEEN @DayStart AND @DayEnd
    AND container_type_id = '9'
    AND status_id = '6'
    ))
) AS 'Product 3 EOL',

(SELECT COUNT(*) FROM t_container
    WHERE created_timestamp BETWEEN @DayStart AND @DayEnd
    AND container_type_id = '4'
) AS 'Product 4',

(SELECT CONCAT (
    (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM t_container
    WHERE created_timestamp BETWEEN @DayStart AND @DayEnd
    AND container_type_id = '8'
    AND status_id = '4'
    ) , ' / ' ,
    (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM t_container
    WHERE created_timestamp BETWEEN @DayStart AND @DayEnd
    AND container_type_id = '8'
    AND status_id = '6'
    ))
) AS 'Product 4 EOL'

What i would like to achieve is to have the above report to run but the output be in 1 hour increments.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Please see below "expected output example"
TIME   |   Product 1   |   Product 1 EOL   |   Product 2   |   Product 3
07:00  |   12345       |   1 / 1           |   1568789     |   1 / 1
08:00  |   12345       |   1 / 1           |   1568789     |   1 / 1
09:00  |   12345       |   1 / 1           |   1568789     |   1 / 1

A: You have a row which contains a LOT of subselects
I would be tempted to recode these to subselect which are then joined into a single row (or just return multiple rows and do the formatted in you display code).
However to split one of those subselects up into hours you could use something like this (not tested):-
SELECT StartHour, COUNT(*)
FROM
(
    SELECT DATE_ADD(@DayStart, INTERVAL i HOUR) AS StartHour
    FROM
    (
        SELECT 0 i UNION SELECT 1 UNION SELECT 2 UNION SELECT 3 UNION SELECT 4 UNION SELECT 5 UNION SELECT 6 UNION SELECT 7 UNION SELECT 8 UNION SELECT 9
    ) Sub1
) Sub2
LEFT OUTER JOIN t_container
ON created_timestamp BETWEEN Sub2.StartHour AND DATE_ADD(Sub2.StartHour, INTERVAL 3599 SECOND)
WHERE created_timestamp BETWEEN @DayStart AND @DayEnd
AND container_type_id = '3'
GROUP BY StartHour

This comes up with a range of hour time bands by adding to the start date, then uses that to do a left join against you data (adding 3599 seconds to get the end of the hour time bands), and doing a grouped count, doing GROUP BY on the starting hour.
EDIT
Not tested, but here is one way of doing it:-
SELECT StartHour,
        EndHour,
        COUNT(DISTINCT a.id) AS Product1,
        COUNT(DISTINCT b.id) AS 'Product 1 EOL 1',
        COUNT(DISTINCT c.id) AS 'Product 1 EOL 2',
        COUNT(DISTINCT d.id) AS 'Product 2',
        COUNT(DISTINCT e.id) AS 'Product 3',
        COUNT(DISTINCT f.id) AS 'Product 3 EOL 1',
        COUNT(DISTINCT g.id) AS 'Product 3 EOL 2',
        COUNT(DISTINCT h.id) AS 'Product 4',
        COUNT(DISTINCT i.id) AS 'Product 4 EOL 1',
        COUNT(DISTINCT j.id) AS 'Product 4 EOL 2'
FROM
(
    SELECT DATE_ADD(@DayStart, INTERVAL i HOUR) AS StartHour, DATE_ADD(DATE_ADD(@DayStart, INTERVAL i HOUR), INTERVAL 3599 SECOND) AS EndHour
    FROM
    (
        SELECT 0 i UNION SELECT 1 UNION SELECT 2 UNION SELECT 3 UNION SELECT 4 UNION SELECT 5 UNION SELECT 6 UNION SELECT 7 UNION SELECT 8 UNION SELECT 9
    ) Sub1
) Sub2
LEFT OUTER JOIN t_container a
ON a.created_timestamp BETWEEN Sub2.StartHour AND Sub2.EndHour
AND a.container_type_id = '3'
LEFT OUTER JOIN t_container b
ON b.created_timestamp BETWEEN Sub2.StartHour AND Sub2.EndHour
AND b.container_type_id = '10'
AND b.status_id = '4'
LEFT OUTER JOIN t_container c
ON c.created_timestamp BETWEEN Sub2.StartHour AND Sub2.EndHour
AND c.container_type_id = '10'
AND c.status_id = '6'
LEFT OUTER JOIN t_container d
ON d.created_timestamp BETWEEN Sub2.StartHour AND Sub2.EndHour
AND d.container_type_id = '2'
LEFT OUTER JOIN t_container e
ON e.created_timestamp BETWEEN Sub2.StartHour AND Sub2.EndHour
AND e.container_type_id = '6'
LEFT OUTER JOIN t_container f
ON f.created_timestamp BETWEEN Sub2.StartHour AND Sub2.EndHour
AND f.container_type_id = '9'
AND f.status_id = '4'
LEFT OUTER JOIN t_container g
ON g.created_timestamp BETWEEN Sub2.StartHour AND Sub2.EndHour
AND g.container_type_id = '9'
AND g.status_id = '6'
LEFT OUTER JOIN t_container h
ON h.created_timestamp BETWEEN Sub2.StartHour AND Sub2.EndHour
AND h.container_type_id = '4'
LEFT OUTER JOIN t_container i
ON i.created_timestamp BETWEEN Sub2.StartHour AND Sub2.EndHour
AND i.container_type_id = '8'
AND i.status_id = '4'
LEFT OUTER JOIN t_container j
ON j.created_timestamp BETWEEN Sub2.StartHour AND Sub2.EndHour
AND j.container_type_id = '8'
AND j.status_id = '6'
GROUP BY StartHour, EndHour

This is doing 1 subselect to get all the hour time bands, then joining the tables back to get the counts. However using so many COUNT(DISTINCT )) type statements might not perform that well.
Probably be possible to do the joins to get the hour ranges in each of the subselects that are then joined back, which might be better.
Note that I have brought back 2 columns for the columns that previously had 2 values split by a /.
Possibly slightly better (but also possibly slightly worse):-
SELECT Product1.rec_cnt AS Product1,
        CONCAT(Product1EOL1.rec_cnt, ' / ', Product1EOL2.rec_cnt) AS 'Product 1 EOL',
        Product2.rec_cnt AS 'Product 2',
        Product3.rec_cnt AS 'Product 3',
        CONCAT(Product3EOL1.rec_cnt, ' / ', Product3EOL2.rec_cnt) AS 'Product 3 EOL',
        Product4.rec_cnt AS 'Product 4',
        CONCAT(Product4EOL1.rec_cnt, ' / ', Product4EOL2.rec_cnt) AS 'Product 4 EOL'
FROM
(
    SELECT StartHour, EndHour, COUNT(t_container.id)  AS rec_cnt
    FROM
    (
        SELECT DATE_ADD(@DayStart, INTERVAL i HOUR) AS StartHour, DATE_ADD(DATE_ADD(@DayStart, INTERVAL i HOUR), INTERVAL 3599 SECOND) AS EndHour
        FROM
        (
            SELECT 0 i UNION SELECT 1 UNION SELECT 2 UNION SELECT 3 UNION SELECT 4 UNION SELECT 5 UNION SELECT 6 UNION SELECT 7 UNION SELECT 8 UNION SELECT 9
        ) Sub1
    ) Sub2
    LEFT OUTER JOIN t_container
    ON created_timestamp BETWEEN StartHour AND EndHour
    AND container_type_id = '3'
    GROUP BY StartHour, EndHour
) AS Product1
INNER JOIN
(
    SELECT StartHour, EndHour, COUNT(t_container.id)  AS rec_cnt
    FROM
    (
        SELECT DATE_ADD(@DayStart, INTERVAL i HOUR) AS StartHour, DATE_ADD(DATE_ADD(@DayStart, INTERVAL i HOUR), INTERVAL 3599 SECOND) AS EndHour
        FROM
        (
            SELECT 0 i UNION SELECT 1 UNION SELECT 2 UNION SELECT 3 UNION SELECT 4 UNION SELECT 5 UNION SELECT 6 UNION SELECT 7 UNION SELECT 8 UNION SELECT 9
        ) Sub1
    ) Sub2
    LEFT OUTER JOIN t_container
    ON created_timestamp BETWEEN StartHour AND EndHour
    AND container_type_id = '10'
    AND status_id = '4'
    GROUP BY StartHour, EndHour
) AS Product1EOL1
ON Product1.StartHour = Product1EOL1.StartHour AND Product1.EndHour = Product1EOL1.EndHour
INNER JOIN
(
    SELECT StartHour, EndHour, COUNT(t_container.id)  AS rec_cnt
    FROM
    (
        SELECT DATE_ADD(@DayStart, INTERVAL i HOUR) AS StartHour, DATE_ADD(DATE_ADD(@DayStart, INTERVAL i HOUR), INTERVAL 3599 SECOND) AS EndHour
        FROM
        (
            SELECT 0 i UNION SELECT 1 UNION SELECT 2 UNION SELECT 3 UNION SELECT 4 UNION SELECT 5 UNION SELECT 6 UNION SELECT 7 UNION SELECT 8 UNION SELECT 9
        ) Sub1
    ) Sub2
    LEFT OUTER JOIN t_container
    ON created_timestamp BETWEEN StartHour AND EndHour
    AND container_type_id = '10'
    AND status_id = '6'
    GROUP BY StartHour, EndHour
) AS Product1EOL2
ON Product1.StartHour = Product1EOL2.StartHour AND Product1.EndHour = Product1EOL2.EndHour
INNER JOIN
(
    SELECT StartHour, EndHour, COUNT(t_container.id)  AS rec_cnt
    FROM
    (
        SELECT DATE_ADD(@DayStart, INTERVAL i HOUR) AS StartHour, DATE_ADD(DATE_ADD(@DayStart, INTERVAL i HOUR), INTERVAL 3599 SECOND) AS EndHour
        FROM
        (
            SELECT 0 i UNION SELECT 1 UNION SELECT 2 UNION SELECT 3 UNION SELECT 4 UNION SELECT 5 UNION SELECT 6 UNION SELECT 7 UNION SELECT 8 UNION SELECT 9
        ) Sub1
    ) Sub2
    LEFT OUTER JOIN t_container
    ON created_timestamp BETWEEN StartHour AND EndHour
    AND container_type_id = '2'
    GROUP BY StartHour, EndHour
) AS Product2
ON Product1.StartHour = Product2.StartHour AND Product1.EndHour = Product2.EndHour
INNER JOIN
(
    SELECT StartHour, EndHour, COUNT(t_container.id)  AS rec_cnt
    FROM
    (
        SELECT DATE_ADD(@DayStart, INTERVAL i HOUR) AS StartHour, DATE_ADD(DATE_ADD(@DayStart, INTERVAL i HOUR), INTERVAL 3599 SECOND) AS EndHour
        FROM
        (
            SELECT 0 i UNION SELECT 1 UNION SELECT 2 UNION SELECT 3 UNION SELECT 4 UNION SELECT 5 UNION SELECT 6 UNION SELECT 7 UNION SELECT 8 UNION SELECT 9
        ) Sub1
    ) Sub2
    LEFT OUTER JOIN t_container
    ON created_timestamp BETWEEN StartHour AND EndHour
    AND container_type_id = '6'
    GROUP BY StartHour, EndHour
) AS Product3
ON Product1.StartHour = Product3.StartHour AND Product1.EndHour = Product3.EndHour
INNER JOIN
(
    SELECT StartHour, EndHour, COUNT(t_container.id)  AS rec_cnt
    FROM
    (
        SELECT DATE_ADD(@DayStart, INTERVAL i HOUR) AS StartHour, DATE_ADD(DATE_ADD(@DayStart, INTERVAL i HOUR), INTERVAL 3599 SECOND) AS EndHour
        FROM
        (
            SELECT 0 i UNION SELECT 1 UNION SELECT 2 UNION SELECT 3 UNION SELECT 4 UNION SELECT 5 UNION SELECT 6 UNION SELECT 7 UNION SELECT 8 UNION SELECT 9
        ) Sub1
    ) Sub2
    LEFT OUTER JOIN t_container
    ON created_timestamp BETWEEN StartHour AND EndHour
    AND container_type_id = '9'
    AND status_id = '4'
    GROUP BY StartHour, EndHour
) AS Product3EOL1
ON Product1.StartHour = Product3EOL1.StartHour AND Product1.EndHour = Product3EOL1.EndHour
INNER JOIN
(
    SELECT StartHour, EndHour, COUNT(t_container.id)  AS rec_cnt
    FROM
    (
        SELECT DATE_ADD(@DayStart, INTERVAL i HOUR) AS StartHour, DATE_ADD(DATE_ADD(@DayStart, INTERVAL i HOUR), INTERVAL 3599 SECOND) AS EndHour
        FROM
        (
            SELECT 0 i UNION SELECT 1 UNION SELECT 2 UNION SELECT 3 UNION SELECT 4 UNION SELECT 5 UNION SELECT 6 UNION SELECT 7 UNION SELECT 8 UNION SELECT 9
        ) Sub1
    ) Sub2
    LEFT OUTER JOIN t_container
    ON created_timestamp BETWEEN StartHour AND EndHour
    AND container_type_id = '9'
    AND status_id = '6'
    GROUP BY StartHour, EndHour
) AS Product3EOL2
ON Product1.StartHour = Product3EOL2.StartHour AND Product1.EndHour = Product3EOL2.EndHour
INNER JOIN
(
    SELECT StartHour, EndHour, COUNT(t_container.id)  AS rec_cnt
    FROM
    (
        SELECT DATE_ADD(@DayStart, INTERVAL i HOUR) AS StartHour, DATE_ADD(DATE_ADD(@DayStart, INTERVAL i HOUR), INTERVAL 3599 SECOND) AS EndHour
        FROM
        (
            SELECT 0 i UNION SELECT 1 UNION SELECT 2 UNION SELECT 3 UNION SELECT 4 UNION SELECT 5 UNION SELECT 6 UNION SELECT 7 UNION SELECT 8 UNION SELECT 9
        ) Sub1
    ) Sub2
    LEFT OUTER JOIN t_container
    ON created_timestamp BETWEEN StartHour AND EndHour
    AND container_type_id = '4'
    GROUP BY StartHour, EndHour
) AS Product4
ON Product4.StartHour = Product3.StartHour AND Product4.EndHour = Product3.EndHour
INNER JOIN
(
    SELECT StartHour, EndHour, COUNT(t_container.id)  AS rec_cnt
    FROM
    (
        SELECT DATE_ADD(@DayStart, INTERVAL i HOUR) AS StartHour, DATE_ADD(DATE_ADD(@DayStart, INTERVAL i HOUR), INTERVAL 3599 SECOND) AS EndHour
        FROM
        (
            SELECT 0 i UNION SELECT 1 UNION SELECT 2 UNION SELECT 3 UNION SELECT 4 UNION SELECT 5 UNION SELECT 6 UNION SELECT 7 UNION SELECT 8 UNION SELECT 9
        ) Sub1
    ) Sub2
    LEFT OUTER JOIN t_container
    ON created_timestamp BETWEEN StartHour AND EndHour
    AND container_type_id = '8'
    AND status_id = '4'
    GROUP BY StartHour, EndHour
) AS Product4EOL1
ON Product1.StartHour = Product4EOL1.StartHour AND Product1.EndHour = Product4EOL1.EndHour
INNER JOIN
(
    SELECT StartHour, EndHour, COUNT(t_container.id) AS rec_cnt
    FROM
    (
        SELECT DATE_ADD(@DayStart, INTERVAL i HOUR) AS StartHour, DATE_ADD(DATE_ADD(@DayStart, INTERVAL i HOUR), INTERVAL 3599 SECOND) AS EndHour
        FROM
        (
            SELECT 0 i UNION SELECT 1 UNION SELECT 2 UNION SELECT 3 UNION SELECT 4 UNION SELECT 5 UNION SELECT 6 UNION SELECT 7 UNION SELECT 8 UNION SELECT 9
        ) Sub1
    ) Sub2
    LEFT OUTER JOIN t_container
    ON created_timestamp BETWEEN StartHour AND EndHour
    AND container_type_id = '8'
    AND status_id = '6'
    GROUP BY StartHour, EndHour
) AS Product4EOL2
ON Product1.StartHour = Product4EOL2.StartHour AND Product1.EndHour = Product4EOL2.EndHour


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The big Taylor Swift Amazon Prime Day concert is now ready to watch
Nine songs in 43 minutes
By Alan Martin
In the early hours of this morning, Amazon hosted a big-budget concert exclusively for members of its Prime service. For those with early starts that had no intention of staying up until 4am, the whole thing is now ready to stream.
As previously advertised, it was a two-hour shindig where Becky G, SZA, Dua Lipa and Taylor Swift performed at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York, streamed live around the world.
Tayor Swift's section lasted 43 minutes, and featured nine songs in total: Me, Blank Space, I Knew You Were Trouble, Love Story, Welcome to New York, Delicate, Style, You Need to Calm Down and Shake it Off.
It got a lot of attention on Twitter, especially the intro to Shake it Off, which began with Swift cryptically saying: "Just think, while you've been getting down and out about the lying, dirty, dirty cheats of the world, you could have been getting down to this, sick beat."
THE SHADE OMFG I FELT THAT #PrimeDay#PrimeDayConcertpic.twitter.com/mdbINhFbU2
— Mich (@idsbslaps) July 11, 2019
Someone got burned.
Anyway, the whole thing is available to watch now as part of Amazon's Prime Day celebrations. Prime Day, for the uninitiated, is a holiday created by Amazon where it offers a day of bargains to members of its £79 per year Prime service. Said membership gives you free delivery on almost everything, as well as access to the rather brilliant Prime TV streaming service.
You can keep an eye on all the best Amazon Prime Day deals without even leaving ShortList, you lucky dog.


Some classic comedy this week with JFK, impersonator Vaughn Meader. In swank advice we follow up to writing back to people. Plus, I've discovered another problem and another chance to grab a Frank Sinatra abode and of course the look at the world of swank gig guide as well a movie to check out about Ernest Hemmingway.


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US installed more solar in Q1 2020 than ever before
The record-setting quarter was driven by nearly 2 GW of utility-scale solar, supplemented by another 1.6 GW of residential capacity. And while the pandemic will slow the industry in 2020, five-year projections are strong, especially for Texas.
July 10, 2020 Tim Sylvia
Image: Black & Veatch
From pv magazine USA
The United States installed more solar in the first quarter than in any previous first quarter ever, according to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence and the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA). Almost 2 GW of utility-scale solar, 1.96 GW in total, were installed in the first three months of 2020, up more than 65% from the total installed in the first quarter of last year.
The fun doesn't stop with utility-scale solar, however. According to SEIA, once residential installations are factored in, the total capacity installed in the first three months of the year jumps to 3.6 GW, which makes the start of 2020 the largest first quarter on record by more than 1 GW. The tidal wave of solar doesn't seem to be slowing down yet, as SEIA also notes that 5.4 GW of new utility-scale PV projects were announced in the first quarter, though, as they year progresses, distributed solar will face virus-related tension and installation slowdowns.
Most of these installations came online in January, according to S&P. However, Florida installed more solar in the first quarter (596 MW) than California did (359 MW). The largest single project to go online came from Texas, with the Childress Solar Park, formerly known as the Misae Project, clocking in at 240 MW. This project is also one of shared ownership, with IKEA and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners K/S holding 51% and 49% shares, respectively.
America as a whole now has a cumulative installed utility-scale solar capacity of 41 GW as of March 31, up 18.4% from 12 months prior. According to SEIA, an additional 10.8 GW are set to add to that figure by the end of the year, with the projection that 14.4 GW of solar will be going online across all sectors in 2020.
According to SEIA, the U.S. solar market will install 113 GW of solar from 2020-25, which is actually down 3.6 GW from the projections the company made in 2019, due to the ongoing pandemic. The 2020 outlook was also lowered to reflect the pandemic, as initial projections expected the country to add 20 GW of solar in 2020.
A significant portion of the 113 GW expected to go online in the next five years is set to come from the Lone Star State. S&P shares that Texas is projected to install 26 GW by 2024, more than any other state in the country and also marking the first time that California has had significant competition, in terms of anticipated capacity. The jewel of this frantic development in Texas will be the Greyhound Solar Project in Ector County. The 650 MW behemoth is still in early development, but is expected to reach commercial operation in June of 2021.
Tim Sylvia
Tim Sylvia is an associate editor at pv magazine USA. A recent graduate of Hood College, Tim has been with pv magazine since May 2018.
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Home Disney News Hidden Gems of Epcot's World Showcase
Hidden Gems of Epcot's World Showcase
When I was growing up we would take trips to the Walt Disney World Resort and we would always spend at least two days at Epcot.
One day was for Future World and one day was spent completely in the World Showcase. I don't thing people realize just how much is there to explore in the 11 countries around the lagoon.
Let's take a look at some hidden and not so hidden gems in the World Showcase!
The Canadian pavilion has a beautiful Victoria Gardens are that you can visit. It's a replica of the Butchart Gardens in Vancouver.
(Photo Credit: Tristan Pratt)
If you go down the path in front of the waterfall you can visit Oh Canada. It's a 360° Circle vision film starring Martin Short. As interesting as the film is, the path on the way to it is amazing! Fantastic for photos!
2. United Kingdom
If you follow the walkway between the shops to the back of the area there's a small and quiet park, based on Hyde park in London. It even has a hedge maze there. You can also find water fountains and benches to take a bit of a rest.
The current rumors are that this area may be removed for an attraction to be added. The most prevalent rumor is a Mary Poppins themed attraction of some kind. But for now, it's a nice area to get away from the crowds. The United Kingdom usually seems to have a lot of people.
France has some amazing homages to art around the area. From the canvases near the water front, to the pole covered in posters. But the place we always visit is tucked in behind the signature service restaurant.
If you follow the walkway to the left, you can find Les Halles Boulangerie Patisserie in the back corner. They have all kinds of amazing desserts! My kids love stopping there for a treat!
4. Morocco
The Morocco pavilion is beautiful! There is so much work and authenticity in this area. The King of Morocco himself send his own workers to construct the area and they still come in and repair it and improve it. The care and craftsmanship shows!
What most people miss is the small museum off to the left hand side. It's called The Gallery of Arts and History, and there are authentic pieces exhibited there. Definitely check it out!
(Photo Credit: Allears.net)
5. Japan
Japan is my family's favorite pavilion to visit! We love the store there but there is also a museum that we really enjoy.
If you pass the pagoda and head back to the end of the walkway there is a door. On the right hand side is a statue that was donated to Walt Disney World from the Japanese government.
(Photo Credit: Trip Advisor)
Once you enter the doors you can go straight into the store, or if you turn left, you can enter the museum called the Bijutsu-kan Gallery. Inside there are wall units to display items as well as a rock garden area.
(Photo Credit: EasyWDW)
The current exhibit is called "Kawaii: Japan's Cute Culture" and features many adorable everyday items from Japan, as well as a sculpture by Sebastian Masuda.
6. American Adventure
I'm sure a lot of people have visited The American Adventure attraction at the World Showcase. But when you enter the waiting area, with the rotunda and the Voices of Liberty, look around.
The walls have several paintings depicting different times and scenes from American History.
(Photo Credit: Walt Disney World)
If you enter and look to the right there is a small museum called the American Heritage Gallery.
(Photo Credit: Disney World)
Here they rotate exhibits based on the cultures and peoples of America.
Italy has amazing architecture and some popular restaurants. But one thing that we love to visit is the large fountain featuring Neptune.
(Photo Credit: Yesterland)
It's called the Fontana de Nettuno and is based on the Fountain of Trevi in Rome. Make sure you check it out!
The Germany pavilion is home to an amazing outdoor train display! Technically it's between Italy and Germany (on the Germany side.) It's a lot of fun to watch and look for hidden figures (and hidden Mickeys.)
(Photo Credit: WDW Kingdom)
We always love to stop and check it out. There is a rumor circulating about this area as well. The current rumor is that they will remove the train to add a new Brazilian pavilion to the area.
The China pavilion is host to a bunch of beautiful things to look at. From the Temple of Heaven to the gardens, it's gorgeous.
While visiting the China pavilion make sure to visit the museum connected to the Circle Vision Reflections of China film waiting area. Currently it's hosting an exhibit on Shanghai Disneyland.
(Photo Credit: WDW Magic)
Another fun thing we found is going to the House of Good Fortune. Besides all the amazing clothing, toys, gifts, and jewelry, in the very back of the store are Shanghai Disneyland items! You can get souvenirs from the newest Disney park without leaving the country.
The Norway pavilion is always busy now that Frozen Ever After attraction is there, but did you know that you can also meet Elsa and Anna?
If you go to the Royal Sommerhus on the other side of Norway (heading towards Mexico) and you can visit with Elsa and Anna. To enter the meet and greet area guests go through the Royal Summerhus. There are some fun Easter Eggs inside, including a tapestry featuring the trolls from the original Malestrom attraction.
Another great activity in Norway is the Stave Church Museum.
The church located in the middle of the area is called the Stave Church and inside is a small museum space. Currently it's housing an exhibit called the "Gods of the Vikings." It features Norse gods like Thor, Odin, Loki and Freya.
Our tour around the World Showcase will conclude at the Mexico pavilion.
Most of you know about the boat ride- The Gran Fiesta Tour Starring the Three Caballeros, but there are some other great things to check out in this area.
On your way from Norway to the stepped pyramid, if you look to the right, there is a small shaded area that hosts a Donald Duck meet and greet.
When you enter the pyramid centerpiece you will immediately step into a museum display area. On either side, before the doors, are special Coco displays that project the skeletal characters from the film.
Another fun activity in the entry way is a new Coco inspired interactive exhibit that lets guests create their own skeleton.
(Photo Credit: Kambrea Pratt-The Kingdom Insider)
The next time you visit Epcot set aside time to thoroughly explore the countries of the World Showcase. You never know what hidden gems you will find!
Image Sources: Ziggy Knows Disney, AllEars.net, EasyWDW, Trip Advisor, Disney World, Walt Disney World, Yesterland, WDW Kingdom, WDWMagic, Kambrea Pratt- The Kingdom Insider, WDWMagic, Walt Disney World.
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Q: formatting bigdecimal numbers after operating I'm trying to sort BigDecimal numbers. here is the code.
public static void main(String[] args) {
    Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in);
    int t = scan.nextInt();
    List<BigDecimal> hs = new ArrayList<BigDecimal>();

    for (int i = 0; i < t; i++) {
        BigDecimal b = scan.nextBigDecimal();
        hs.add(b);
    }
    Collections.sort(hs, Collections.reverseOrder());
    for (int i = 0; i < hs.size(); i++) {
        System.out.println(hs.get(i));
    }
}

It's working fine but when I give input like this.
5
50
.325
.324
-5
100

Output:
100
50
0.325
0.324
-5

I am not able to catch why this .325 is converting to 0.325, how can I remove this?

A: You probably should be going with @rgettman 's solution of using DecimalFormat, but this is a possible alternative:
Collections.sort(hs, Collections.reverseOrder());
for (int i=0; i < hs.size(); i++) {
    // conditionally remove a leading zero
    String value = hs.get(i).toString().replaceFirst("^(-?)0\\.", "$1.");
    System.out.println(value);
}


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