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Q: EnterpriseDB Postgres SQL installation failing on Macbook pro 16" M1 Summary
I'm attempting to setup pgAdmin 4 along with Postgres SQL on my Mac.
Here's what I've done that results in an error:

*

*Download EnterpriseDB Postgres SQL from here - postgres SQL version: 14.2 here

*Run the installer on my machine (See machine specs below)

Question:
Can anyone help explain what might be causing this issue? Please note, my Macbook 16 is brand new.
Reference:
Machine Specifications:
Model Name: MacBook Pro
Chip: Apple M1 Pro
Total Number of Cores: 10 (8 performance and 2 efficiency)
Memory: 32 GB
OS: MacOS Monterey 12.2.1

Error received:
Translated Report (Full Report Below)
-------------------------------------

Process:               osx-arm64 [1169]
Path:                  /Users/USER/Desktop/postgresql-14.2-1-osx.app/Contents/MacOS/osx-arm64
Identifier:            osx-arm64
Version:               ???
Code Type:             ARM-64 (Native)
Parent Process:        Exited process [1166]
User ID:               0

Date/Time:             2022-03-06 10:44:49.1961 +0800
OS Version:            macOS 12.2.1 (21D62)
Report Version:        12
Anonymous UUID:        BF349008-4102-6C36-452E-5020959FA44F

Time Awake Since Boot: 4000 seconds

System Integrity Protection: enabled

Crashed Thread:        0  Dispatch queue: com.apple.main-thread

Exception Type:        EXC_CRASH (SIGABRT)
Exception Codes:       0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000
Exception Note:        EXC_CORPSE_NOTIFY

Termination Reason:    Namespace OBJC, Code 1

Application Specific Information:
Invalid or prematurely-freed autorelease pool 0x1431880a8.

Thread 0 Crashed::  Dispatch queue: com.apple.main-thread
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3   libobjc.A.dylib                        0x1814edd5c _objc_fatalv(unsigned long long, unsigned long long, char const*, char*) + 120
4   libobjc.A.dylib                        0x1814edce4 _objc_fatal(char const*, ...) + 44
5   libobjc.A.dylib                        0x1814ee8e8 AutoreleasePoolPage::badPop(void*) + 212
6   CoreFoundation                         0x1816c5ff8 _CFAutoreleasePoolPop + 32
7   Foundation                             0x1825ad2ec -[NSAutoreleasePool drain] + 140
8   AppKit                                 0x18424d9e8 -[NSApplication run] + 648
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11  brQEBbHK                               0x107e6b994 0x107b48000 + 3291540
12  brQEBbHK                               0x107b500c8 RunQAppCmd + 92
13  osx-arm64                              0x10269aa8c 0x102688000 + 76428
14  osx-arm64                              0x1026d9220 0x102688000 + 332320
15  osx-arm64                              0x102710364 0x102688000 + 557924
16  osx-arm64                              0x10269aa8c 0x102688000 + 76428
17  osx-arm64                              0x1026d9220 0x102688000 + 332320
18  osx-arm64                              0x1026dcd18 0x102688000 + 347416
19  osx-arm64                              0x10269bc4c 0x102688000 + 80972
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21  osx-arm64                              0x10269aa8c 0x102688000 + 76428
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23  osx-arm64                              0x10269bec4 0x102688000 + 81604
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31  osx-arm64                              0x1026d9220 0x102688000 + 332320
32  osx-arm64                              0x1026dcd18 0x102688000 + 347416
33  osx-arm64                              0x10269bc4c 0x102688000 + 80972
34  bro3nABr                               0x1029716c4 Tbcload_EvalObjCmd + 608
35  osx-arm64                              0x10269aa8c 0x102688000 + 76428
36  osx-arm64                              0x10269b354 0x102688000 + 78676
37  osx-arm64                              0x1026f65f8 0x102688000 + 452088
38  osx-arm64                              0x1026a9c34 0x102688000 + 138292
39  osx-arm64                              0x10269aa8c 0x102688000 + 76428
40  osx-arm64                              0x1026d9220 0x102688000 + 332320
41  osx-arm64                              0x1026dcd18 0x102688000 + 347416
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44  osx-arm64                              0x10269aa8c 0x102688000 + 76428
45  osx-arm64                              0x10269b354 0x102688000 + 78676
46  osx-arm64                              0x1026f65f8 0x102688000 + 452088
47  osx-arm64                              0x1026fc3b0 0x102688000 + 476080
48  osx-arm64                              0x10268da18 0x102688000 + 23064
49  dyld                                   0x102aa10f4 start + 520

Thread 1:
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Thread 3:: com.apple.NSEventThread
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Thread 4:
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Thread 5:
0   libsystem_pthread.dylib                0x181638010 start_wqthread + 0

Thread 0 crashed with ARM Thread State (64-bit):
    x0: 0x0000000000000008   x1: 0x0000000000000001   x2: 0x0000000000000000   x3: 0x0000000000000000
    x4: 0x0000600003db2580   x5: 0x0000000000000080   x6: 0x0000000000000000   x7: 0x0000600003db2500
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   x12: 0x0000000083c2b892  x13: 0x0000000003c2b800  x14: 0x0000000003c00000  x15: 0x00000001da7738f0
   x16: 0x0000000000000209  x17: 0x00000001dbe6cf50  x18: 0x0000000149f03940  x19: 0x0000000000000080
   x20: 0x0000600003db2580  x21: 0x0000000000000000  x22: 0x0000000000000000  x23: 0x0000000000000001
   x24: 0x0000000000000008  x25: 0x0000000000000000  x26: 0x0000600001dd1d10  x27: 0x00000001cbbb7676
   x28: 0x00000001cbc2b49d   fp: 0x000000016d775530   lr: 0x000000018162e864
    sp: 0x000000016d7754f0   pc: 0x000000018162beb8 cpsr: 0x40001000
   far: 0x00000001054b8140  esr: 0x56000080  Address size fault

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External Modification Summary:
  Calls made by other processes targeting this process:
    task_for_pid: 0
    thread_create: 0
    thread_set_state: 0
  Calls made by this process:
    task_for_pid: 0
    thread_create: 0
    thread_set_state: 0
  Calls made by all processes on this machine:
    task_for_pid: 0
    thread_create: 0
    thread_set_state: 0

VM Region Summary:
ReadOnly portion of Libraries: Total=799.3M resident=0K(0%) swapped_out_or_unallocated=799.3M(100%)
Writable regions: Total=1.6G written=0K(0%) resident=0K(0%) swapped_out=0K(0%) unallocated=1.6G(100%)

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CoreAnimation                     11.7M       11
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Full Report
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A: Instead of using the Interactive Downloader by EDB, I used Postgres.app and everything seems to be working as per normal on my PgAdmin 4 now.
Doesn't entirely solve the issue but the above question is no longer a blocker to run DBs on PgAdmin as Postgres.app works just fine on my Macbook with specs defined above in the question.

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30 May 2020 1:12 am AEST Date Time
The AMS detector on the International Space Station (Image: NASA)
Ever since astronauts attached the 7.5 tonne AMS detector to the International Space Station in May 2011, the space-based magnetic spectrometer, which was assembled at CERN, has collected data on more than 150 billion cosmic rays – charged particles that travel through space with energies up to trillions of electron volts. It's an impressive amount of data, which has provided a wealth of information about these cosmic particles, but remarkably, as the spokesperson of the AMS team Sam Ting has previously noted, none of the AMS results were predicted. In a paper just published in Physical Review Letters, the AMS team reports measurements of heavy primary cosmic rays that, again, are unexpected.
Primary cosmic rays are produced in supernovae explosions in our galaxy, the Milky Way, and beyond. The most common are nuclei of hydrogen, that is, protons, but they can also take other forms, such as heavier nuclei and electrons or their antimatter counterparts. AMS and other experiments have previously measured the number, or more precisely the so-called flux, of several of these types of cosmic rays and how the flux varies with particle energy and rigidity – a measure of a charged particle's momentum in a magnetic field. But until now there have been no measurements of how the fluxes of the heavy nuclei of neon, magnesium and silicon change with rigidity. Such measurements would help shed new light on the exact nature of primary cosmic rays and how they journey through space.
In its latest paper, the AMS team describes flux measurements of these three cosmic nuclei in the rigidity range from 2.15 GV to 3.0 TV. These measurements are based on 1.8 million neon nuclei, 2.2 million magnesium nuclei and 1.6 million silicon nuclei, collected by AMS during its first 7 years of operation (19 May 2011 to 26 May 2018). The neon, magnesium and silicon fluxes display unexpectedly identical rigidity dependence above 86.5 GV, including an also unexpected deviation above 200 GV from the single-power-law dependence predicted by the conventional theory of cosmic-ray origin and propagation. What's more, the observed rigidity dependence is surprisingly different from that of the lighter primary helium, carbon and oxygen cosmic rays, which has been previously measured by AMS.
The cosmic-ray plot continues to thicken. The AMS researchers have seen deviations from expected cosmic-ray behaviour before, including a rigidity dependence of the primary helium, carbon and oxygen cosmic rays that is distinctly different from that of the secondary lithium, beryllium and boron cosmic rays; secondary cosmic rays are produced by interactions between the primary cosmic rays and the interstellar medium.
"Historically, cosmic rays are classified into two distinct classes – primaries and secondaries. Our new data on heavy primary cosmic rays show that primary cosmic rays have at least two distinct classes." says Ting. "This is totally unexpected based on our previous knowledge of cosmic rays."
The new and surprising data is likely to keep theorists busy rethinking and reworking current cosmic-ray models. "Our previous observations have already generated new developments in cosmic-ray models. The new observations will provide additional challenges for the new models," says Ting. And if the data that the detector is currently taking and sending back to CERN for analysis – after a successful series of spacewalks that has extended its lifetime – throws up more surprises, theorists are likely to become even busier.
Watch the video below and relive the drama of the complex spacewalks that have extended the remaining lifetime of the AMS detector to match that of the International Space Station itself.
Video: CERN
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Students playing a Gigabull Gig in Cambridge.
We teach syllabus content and organise exams for RockSchool (RSL) grades in Cambridge. These cover carefully graded pieces specially composed to cover the techniques applicable to any given level of development. The peices are frequently used for 'GCSE' and 'A' level performance exams. The syllabus encompases Reading of TAB, Ear Training, Musicianship, Repertoire and Improvisation. We also use the HotRock Syllabus which is built on edited pop and Rock Classics. Pupils do not have to read music but we do encourage and teach the mastering of this skill.
Some students never do grades and simply want to play. No problem! We've got you covered. We will, however, always push you to be better than your former self. We will teach you the chords, riffs, and solos to songs you know and love. You will learn to improvise, develop your technique and acquire the skills to play with other musicians. Mastery of the fingerboard and an understanding of harmony whether it be through traditional interval based formula or the popular CAGED system may also be beneficial. Reading music is never mandatory but always beneficial. We can teach you this too.


February | 2017 | DEBtastic Reads!
Welcome to the Spotlight Kara LaReau and The Bland Sisters!
Ahoy there! Join me in shining the spotlight on children's author Kara LaReau and her marvelous new middle grade series The Unintentional Adventures of the Bland Sisters, starting with book 1, The Jolly Regina! She most recently won the Theodor Seuss Geisel Honor for her chapter book The Infamous Ratsos, illustrated by Matt Myers and published by Candlewick Press. Stay tuned below to enter for a chance to win a signed copy of The Jolly Regina!
Jaundice and Kale Bland are sisters who live in Dullsville darning socks, watching the grass grow, and eating cheese sandwiches. They enjoy these things quite a bit, despite not knowing where their parents had disappeared off to for years. But one day, they are kidnapped by a band of female pirates and forced on an adventure that leads them to search for their missing parents. Full of great wit and humor, this story will enchant readers. And they will fall in love with Jaundice and Kale. I can't wait for the next book!
A swashbuckling witty tale about two sisters who enjoy NOT having adventures, end up on a pirate ship. I love that the pirates are all women. What inspired this all-female cast of characters?
When I wrote the scene where Jaundice and Kale hear a knock at the door, I had to ask myself who the mystery visitor might be. I thought, "What would be the most surprising thing for these boring girls to encounter?" Of course, the answer was pirates. But there have been SO MANY stories about pirates already, and I didn't want them to be run-of-the-mill. That desire to provide a fresh take on something conventional, combined with my indomitable feminist spirit, led me to the crew of The Jolly Regina.
The names of all the characters and places are such fun! What was your process for finding the right (and funny) names? Do you have a favorite?
I am a bit obsessed with names. I've been told my own name is hard to pronounce and hard to spell, so I've spent most of my life correcting people! It's led me to focus on remembering how to pronounce and spell other people's names, which has led me to focus on names in general. I love words that almost sound like names, and I am always noticing and tabulating interesting ones. I don't want to give anything away, but if you're a big fan of names, you're REALLY going to like the next Bland Sisters adventure!
The Bland Sisters do not like change or adventure. The pirates, obviously, do! Are you more like Jaundice and Kale, or like the pirates? And what would your favorite activity be if you lived in Dullsville or on a pirate ship?
I am a little bit of both. I love traveling and socializing and being out in the world, but I also love the comforts of home, so sometimes it takes effort to change out of my pajamas. I channel that homebody side of me when I write the Bland Sisters.
If I lived in Dullsville, I'd probably want to work at the grocery store; I'd love to know what other kinds of "sundries" they have in stock, and making deliveries might be interesting.
If I lived on a pirate ship, I'd like to sit in the crow's nest. It would give me some alone-time, the view would be breathtaking, and I'd always be on the lookout for adventure!
Kara LaReau was born and raised in Connecticut. She received her Masters in Fine Arts in Writing, Literature, and Publishing from Emerson College in Boston, Massachusetts and later worked as an editor at Candlewick Press and at Scholastic Press. She is the author of picture books such as UGLY FISH, illustrated by Scott Magoon, and NO SLURPING, NO BURPING! A Tale of Table Manners, illustrated by Lorelay Bové; a chapter book series called The Infamous Ratsos, illustrated by Matt Myers; and a middle-grade trilogy called The Unintentional Adventures of the Bland Sisters, illustrated by Jen Hill. Kara lives in Providence, Rhode Island with her husband and son and their cat.
For more about Kara and her books, check out her web site, follow her on Twitter, and follow her on Instagram.
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EDITED TO ADD: Congratulations to Maria G. for winning a signed copy of The Unintentional Adventures of The Bland Sisters: The Jolly Regina!
Yo ho ho! Happy reading!


After nearly two years of discussion among commercial and sport fishermen, environmentalists, tribes, educators, birders, divers and other coastal stakeholders, a single unified proposal was submitted for a network of marine protected areas (MPAs) off the coast of Humboldt, Mendocino, and Del Norte Counties. Once adopted, this North Coast proposal will complete the redesign of reserves and conservation areas off the California coast – the first in the nation – as mandated by the Marine Life Protection Act.
The Draft Environmental Impact Report for the proposed North Coast MPA network is now available and comments are being accepted through Monday, April 16. Along with other area conservation advocates, North Coast county and city governments, and fishing groups, Humboldt Baykeeper supports the stakeholders' unified proposal, known as "the Proposed Project" in the DEIR. The Proposed Project is the most environmentally beneficial, represents the interests of the community as a whole and ensures that North Coast tribes are able to continue traditional cultural gathering within MPAs.
The California Fish & Game Commission will accept public comments on the Marine Life Protection Act Draft EIR on Wednesday, April 11 at the Red Lion Hotel, 1929 Fourth St., Eureka. (Hearings were held earlier this month in Fort Bragg and Crescent City). The deadline for written comments is 5 p.m. on April 16th.
On Wednesday, June 6, the California Fish & Game Commission will meet in Eureka to consider the comments and make a final decision. For more on the Marine Life Protection Act, visit caloceans.org.


Something made Jennifer Lynn Dixon turn down Stoner Drive late that night.
To this day, she doesn't know why. Stoner Drive wasn't on the way to where she planned to go — the Black Horse restaurant on Main Street in Middletown, to celebrate the Blue Raiders' big football playoff win over Scranton Prep in Bethlehem on Nov. 25, 2016.
They never made it to the Black Horse. They turned down Stoner Drive, and Joey Keating is alive today.
Sitting in his recliner watching TV, Aaron Andrew Young was used to hearing loud noises from the road, from the big trucks on the airport connector passing near his house on Stoner Drive.
But this "bang" just after 11 p.m. on that Friday night was louder, closer to home. He went outside and looked out front, but couldn't see anything.
"Something kept telling me to look the other way" and when he did, Young could see the orange glow of something that he knew was on fire.
And today, Scott Shaffer is alive.
Ordinary people, thrust without warning into extraordinary roles.
The actions of Dixon and her mother, Mavis, both of Middletown, are credited with saving the life of Keating, at the time an 18-year-old Middletown Area High School graduate.
Young is credited with saving the life of Shaffer, at the time a 19-year-old 2015 Blue Raider grad.
Keating and Shaffer were also coming back from that memorable 2016 playoff game in Bethlehem. They were almost home, when Shaffer lost control of the car in the 300 block of Stoner Drive, about 70 yards up the road from Young's house.
Rick Cruz, a Lower Swatara Township resident who lives near Young and who was driving down Stoner Road and stopped to render aid, also played a role in the rescue although he was not chosen to receive a Carnegie Medal.
Dixon and Young say they don't know who nominated them to receive the medal.
They are both happy to receive the medal, although it wasn't something that either of them say they were expecting.
Dixon — who turned 30 on Christmas Day — has lived in Middletown all her life. She grew up in Genesis Court, graduated from Middletown Area High School in 2007, and now lives off South Catherine Street. Mavis lives on West Water Street.
Lower Swatara firefighters during a ceremony that the township held honoring Dixon and the other rescuers asked her if she had ever been in the military. They figured she had to have been, because as she recalls them saying, "not a lot of people would have done what you did that night." At least the firefighters wear protective clothing.
Dixon said no, she'd never been in the military, although she does work for the Army at the depot in New Cumberland. She was a distribution process worker at the time, and is now in the maintenance department.
Young, a bank credit officer, and his wife, Kristy, have three kids, ages 8, 10 and 12. Young had connections to both Keating and Shaffer, although he didn't realize who either boy was at the time because they were so badly burned.
Keating's father, Brian, is good friends with Young's sister's husband. Still more uncanny, Kristy knew Scott Shaffer's dad, Tom Shaffer, from years before when Kristy was a teacher in the Central Dauphin School District.
A former elementary school principal at Fink in Middletown, Tom now teaches language arts at Middletown Area Middle School.
After making that turn onto Stoner Drive, Jennifer quickly came upon the car that was on its roof and already catching fire.
She had remembered seeing the same car on the highway as they were both driving back from Bethlehem. Realizing it was the same car, "all I could think of is that's somebody's kids in that car," Dixon said.
Next to Dixon in the Nissan van was her sister. Her niece and mother Mavis were in the second seat. In the back was her 16-year-old nephew, who had fallen asleep wearing headphones. He didn't want to listen to the music that was playing in the van.
Dixon pulled over and thought she had put the van in park. She found out later that in her haste, she had only put the van in neutral and that her sister had to put it in park.
She went running towards the burning car, as if without thinking and pumping full of adrenaline.
Her niece and her sister called 911, but her sister kept yelling for Dixon to get back. The car was "crackling and popping like it was going to explode," just like in the movies.
She kicked the passenger side window once, and then twice. The third time she kicked it, the window shattered.
Crawling beneath flames from inside of the car, Dixon grabbed Keating and pulled most of his body out. With the help of her mother Mavis, they were able to get him out completely, but Keating's pants were on fire.
Mavis took off the jacket she was wearing, and used it to put the flames out. No sooner did Mavis and Jennifer pull Keating to the side than the entire car went up in flames.
Jennifer could feel herself breathing in smoke while rescuing Joey, but she really didn't pay attention to it. She had also burned her hand trying to pry open the passenger door, but again, it was as if she didn't feel any of this until afterward.
But Dixon herself was hurt, and in need of medical attention. She was taken to the Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, and later air-lifted to the Lehigh Valley Hospital, where Keating and Shaffer would remain for months enduring multiple surgeries and beginning their long road to recovery.
Aaron Young jokes that Dixon "hitched a ride" on the same helicopter that flew the two boys to Lehigh.
Dixon stayed at Lehigh for nearly two days, returning Sunday afternoon to Middletown.
That same night hundreds of people showed up for a prayer vigil for Keating and Shaffer at the Smith's Tree Farm in Swatara Township where Shaffer had worked.
Dixon didn't want to go at first, because she was in a lot of pain.
"My body felt like I was hit by a bus," she said. But she went.
While she recovered quickly from her physical wounds, Dixon had her own mental trauma from what she had been through on that night.
For the first month after what happened Dixon had nightmares. Her boyfriend would tell her she was yelling in her sleep about being on fire.
Dixon said she doesn't remember any of the nightmares and dreams, and after about a month they went away.
When she came home from Lehigh Dixon's two small children — now 7 and 8 — welcomed her with posters saying "My mom is a hero." Mavis and other members of her family still sometimes say "there goes my hero" as Jennifer walks by.
Besides the recognition from Lower Swatara Township, the depot in New Cumberland presented Dixon with a glass globe. The Lehigh burn center had a big dinner for she and the other rescuers and for the Keating and Shaffer families.
Dixon still stays in touch with the Keating and Shaffer families, mostly with Joey's mom Rachelle Keating, with whom Jennifer exchanges text messages on a regular basis.
Today, she is grateful to her mother, Mavis, who was "by my side the whole time" during the rescue. They were Joey and Scott's guardian angels that night, Jennifer said, adding that she and her mother had guardian angels watching them as well.
When Young first saw the car upside down and on fire, he could see there were people trying desperately to break inside — Jennifer and Mavis Dixon, although Young didn't know them at the time.
He ran back to his barn to get a sledgehammer, and started up a four-wheeler to drive back down to the scene.
Young was just 39, but he already felt so winded from the cold air in his lungs that he thought he would collapse.
It took just seconds to get back down to the burning car, but by then the Dixons had been able to get Joey out. Joey was walking, but it was more like hobbling, with the smoke coming out of his clothes.
Jennifer and Mavis were busy attending to Joey, who Young could see was "in bad shape," but Young was worried that others were still inside the car.
He remembers yelling, "Is there anybody else in there?" and hearing someone — he's not sure who — yell back saying there could be up to five people in the car.
At that point Young realized that if anyone else was in the car, it would be up to him to get them out.
He went around to the front and could see movement in the driver's seat.
"Oh crap, there is somebody in there," Young remembers thinking. He yelled to Shaffer, who was fading in and out of consciousness.
The driver's side window was already blown out. Young squatted down as low as he could while still on his feet, then got on his knees and grabbed Shaffer's hands and arms, anything he could get a hold of.
"I just remember pulling with everything I had," and Shaffer came out. Young still finds it amazing that Shaffer didn't get caught on a seat belt or something else, and came out cleanly. Had he not, Young shudders as to what could have happened.
He was also still on fire, from the waist down. Young took off the hoodie he was wearing and patted out the flames.
By that time he could see the emergency lights coming from the police and ambulance. They took over. As Young sat in the back of the ambulance, one of the officers came up to him and said "Hey, good news — just two people in the car" and they both got out.
Like Dixon, other than the initial winding from running Young said he didn't feel any pain while he was rescuing Shaffer.
Young had a minor burn on his one hand and a little puncture wound, but didn't feel he had to go to the hospital.
"Can you kind of clean me up here, and we'll call it a day," he remembers telling the medical personnel in the ambulance.
Young still got a bill from the hospital.
"I helped save this guy's life, and I get billed for it," he jokes. He paid it.
It did of course — he needed to work to provide for his family. But what had happened that night had changed his perspective, regarding what really is important in life.
The Lower Swatara fire chief stopped by Young's house a day or two later to see if he was all right. Later, as he and Dixon and the others were recognized by the township police and fire officers, Young was taken aback by what the officers were saying to him.
One of his friends, a firefighter, was telling him about people who spend 20 years in the fire department never having the chance to do what Young did, even though that's what they all aspire to.
A police officer spoke of how amazing it was for ordinary citizens to do what Young and Dixon did, with no training. Praise from regular people is one thing.
For police and firefighters who train to do this everyday telling you that what you did was special, takes it to a whole other level, Young said.
Neither Dixon nor Young have received their medals yet.
Dixon said the man from Carnegie said he would reach out to the governor's office, and perhaps to local dignitaries, regarding some kind of public presentation of the medal to her. It would take about six to eight weeks, he told her.
Young asked that Carnegie just send him the medal in the mail.
"I'm not much of a spotlight person," Young said, although the Carnegie person said Young could change his mind and also opt for a public presentation, if he wants. In any event, he was told it will also take about six to eight weeks for the medal to arrive in the mail.
Including the 18 recognized in 2018, a total of 10,062 Carnegie Medals have been awarded since the inception of the Pittsburgh-based Carnegie fund in 1904.
Each awardee or their survivors also receive a financial grant.


SEEM is an informal community of individuals and organizations that supports science and environmental education in the Madison area.
Join us! SEEM meets on a regular basis to share innovative ideas, best practices, and to discuss timely topics impacting the field. It also provides a platform for professional networking and collaboration.
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We had Liz Deuso over for dinner. Sharon made her often requested, world famous Corn Flake Chicken.
I was a little surprised to see that the Kings left Tony Massenburg off the play-off roster. Petrie said that he didn't expect Massenburg, who reportedly packed boxes before he left the practice facility, to be with the team during the playoffs.
This Blog is one year's old today!
Will India price itself out of offshore market?
Jack's first baseball game of the season!


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    if ([_players count]==1) {
        return; //If there is only one player plays this game, do not allow it to play it with itself, let it just to make one move
    }
    if ([_board isGameFinished]) {
        if ([self.delegate respondsToSelector:@selector(game:player:mark:wonWithStartingCoords:endingCoords:)]) {
            TTMMark winnerMark = [_board winner];
            TTMPlayer *winner = [self playerForMark:winnerMark];
            if (_isGameSync) {
                [self.delegate game:self player:winner mark:winnerMark wonWithStartingCoords:[_board winningCoordsStart] endingCoords:[_board winningCoordsEnd]];

            } else {
                dispatch_async(dispatch_get_main_queue(), ^{

                    [self.delegate game:self player:winner mark:winnerMark wonWithStartingCoords:[_board winningCoordsStart] endingCoords:[_board winningCoordsEnd]];
                });
            }
        }
    } else {
        if (_isGameSync) {
            [[self _currentPlayer] takeTurnInGame:self];

        } else {
            dispatch_async(dispatch_get_global_queue(DISPATCH_QUEUE_PRIORITY_DEFAULT, 0), ^(void){
                [[self _currentPlayer] takeTurnInGame:self];
            });
        }
    }

}
-(TTMBoard *)copyBoard {

    return [_board copy];

}
-(TTMMark)markForPlayer:(TTMPlayer *)player {
    return  (TTMMark)[_players indexOfObject:player];
}

-(TTMPlayer *)playerForMark:(TTMMark)mark {
    if (mark>TTMMarkNULL&&mark<TTMMarkX_MAX) {
        return [_players objectAtIndex:mark];
    } else {
        return nil;
    }
}

@end

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Design iterations & layer comps functionality with the C4D R17 Take System.
With the Take System in Cinema 4D Release 17, you can easily develop design concepts and iterations within a single scene file. Learn how to create Takes and Overrides to manage changes to object attributes, animation, material assignments and material attributes. Use Render Tokens to quickly render takes for review, or export animated takes via FBX for use in other applications like Unity.
The take system offers more than just render layers functionality. Because you can store virtually any attribute, including animated attributes, it becomes a powerful system in which to try out concepts and variations. In this scene we're trying out different options for creating trails out of the metaball object and we've stored each variation in its own take. As I select or activate each take you'll immediately see the changes in the viewport playback. And as we look on the right hand side here we can actually see exactly which parameters have been changed from take to take. So here, the exponential falloff is true in the exponential take and in the high hull take the hull value has been increased to 350%. So let's use the take system to create a few more variations for this scene. We'll use the high hull take as a starting point and I'm going to go ahead and right click and choose new child take. The take system is hierarchical so this new take will inherit any of the attribute changes in any of the parent takes and in this case the 350% hull value from the high hull take. For this new take we'll adjust the length of the tracer object that's generating the trails. So I'm going to go ahead and rename this Long Trails and we'll go ahead and make sure that it's active by the indicator to the left of the take name. Now we'll jump over into the object manager and select that tracer object and we want to vary this amount attribute here. And so, I need to go ahead and create what's called an override. An override is basically any attribute that's different in this particular take. So I'm going to right click and choose override from the attribute manager context menu. And once I do that, the attribute is no longer grayed out so I can change the value. So let's go ahead and set a value like 15 so that it's really obvious this change we're making. And now if I play back the animation, you'll see that the metaball trail is much longer than it was before. And if we jump into the takes manager and select the long trails take, we'll go ahead and unfold these and you can see that this take has stored an amount value of 15 for the tracer. Now if we want to adjust this at any time, we don't even have to switch into that take. We can simply double click on the value and change it right here in the pop up attribute manager. So now a value of 10 is going to be used for the long trails. Takes can store animated parameters as well. Let's go ahead and create another take and store a version of this animation that's reversed. So I'm going to go ahead and click the new take button and we'll name this new take reversed. Now the attribute we want to go ahead and change is the position attribute on this aligned to spline tag. It's already been animated in the main take, but we want to override that animation within this reverse take. So I need to once again go ahead and manually create an override. Now I can simply adjust the key frames in order to reverse this animation. So we'll go ahead and swap these and I'm going to go ahead and make the animation a little bit longer as well so that it'll be obvious when we make a change. So now we can play back this animation. You'll see it's reversed and if we go back into the main take or even the high hull take, you'll see that it goes in the original direction. We can also take this reversed take and drag it as a child of any of our other takes to apply the reversed animation onto that take. So we'll drop it as the child of the long trails and now this take will inherit all of the parameters of the high hull and long tails takes but it will also have the reversed animation. So now let's try adding some material variations. We'll jump into the content browser and we'll grab a few different materials from the broadcast library. I'm going to go into the abstract section here and let's grab this blue and purple and we'll drag them into our material manager. Now it's important to keep in mind that when you add new materials, new objects, or new tags into your scene those are going to exist in every take. So if I switch to the main take here, you'll see those same materials. They'll be in every take and the reason why is that the take manager only stores changes in attributes. But that's not really a problem because what you'll just do is set the enabled state to off in your main take, for instance, on objects or tags and then enable them in the desired take. In the case of materials all we have to do this change the material assignments. So let's go ahead and create a couple of new takes and we'll just name these MatA and MatB and I'm going to go ahead and make sure that MatA is enabled both with the indicator to the left side of the take and in the C4D title bar and this time let's go ahead and enable auto takes. This mode works a lot like Cinema 4D's automatic key framing and it automatically creates overrides as you make changes to the scenes. So this can help you work a lot more quickly, but just like auto key framing you have to be careful because sometimes it will overrides for things that you didn't really need. So here we'll go ahead and switch into the object manager and I'm just going to select this first material and drag it on top of our texture tag for the metaball to replace the current texture assignment. So we can see here that that's changed and if we go back into the take manager you'll see that the texture tag property has changed for the material. Now for MatB we need to go ahead and make the same change and if you have the HUD enabled here you can quickly switch between takes using the pop up menu by clicking in the HUD. So you want to make sure that this current take HUD is turned on in your view settings. HUD, activate the current take option here and then we can switch takes just by clicking and selecting a new take from the pop up menu. So now we're in MatB and we'll take this purple material and we're going to drop that on and replace that as well. So now we have takes for MatA with the green color and MatB with the purple color and, of course, our main take still has the gradient. Now of course we can also override the material parameters directly. We'll go ahead and create one more take and call this MatC and we'll still have auto takes enabled and in this case we'll just go into our original gradient material and we'll adjust the color that's being fed into this colorizer. So I'm going to just click on the gradient here and we'll load a preset and we'll just grab, say, these colors here. And now if you look here in the take manager, you can see that we have a shader, colorizer, shader properties and the gradient has been overridden and sometimes you'll just get these dashes if the value can't be shown within this column here but if you click on it you'll actually see the value of the override. So now we have MatC, MatB, MatA, and, of course, our main take with our existing gradients. So now we've got a lot of variations in this scene file and, of course, the option to use render tokens and render each of your takes comes in handy here as well. I can mark a few specific takes, for instance, and I can quickly render hardware previews for each of these. I can pass these around to colleagues or clients for comment and I know by checking the file name which project file, take, and render setting were used to create each video. And I can even see the take burned in as part of the HUD or via the watermark post effect. You can even take the option to store animation in takes a bit further. Here I have a game character and I've stored various animation states in individual takes so I can deal with each animation sequence on its own with its own timeline and I don't have to worry about the keys for the other animation sequences. The FBX import export has been updated to fully support takes so when I export this out as FBX and import this file into another application like Unity, you'll see that all of those individual animations come in as separate clips. Of course this works the other way as well. If you have an FBX file that has motion clips stored within it, those will be imported as takes in Cinema 4D. So here we see the round trip and we have all of our takes still applied. So I hope that gives you a taste of the power of the take system, not just for render layers but for flexible management of multiple variations all within the same scene file.
테이크 시스템은 단순히 렌더 레이어 기능 뿐 아니라 그 외에도 더 많은 것들을 제공합니다. 여러분은 애니메이션되는 속성을 포함하여 거의 모든 속성들을 저장할 수 있기 때문에, 테이크 시스템은 컨셉 및 여러 변형들을 시도해 볼 수 있는 강력한 시스템입니다. 이 씬에서는 메타볼 오브젝트로 만들어진 트레일을 생성하면서 여러 서로 다른 옵션들을 시도해 보고, 이들 각각의 변형들을 자신의 테이크 내에 저장하도록 하겠습니다. 제가 각 테이크를 선택하여 활성화시키면 여러분은 뷰포트 재생에서 그 변화를 곧바로 보실 수 있습니다. 그리고 우리가 여기 오른쪽을 보면 각 테이크 마다 어떤 파라미터들이 실제로 변경되었는지를 볼 수 있습니다. 따라서, 여기서 보듯이 exponential falloff가 exponential 테이크에서는 true로 되어있고, hull 테이크에서는 hull 값이 350%로 키워져 있습니다. 이제 테이크 시스템을사용하여 이 씬의 몇가지 변형들을 생성해 보도록 하겠습니다. 먼저 high hull 테이크를 시작점으로 하여 이를 라이트 클릭하고 새로운 차일드 테이크를 선택합니다. 테이크 시스템은 계층 구조이기 때문에 새로운 테이크는 모든 부모 테이크에서 일어난 어떠한 속성 변경들도 모두 상속됩니다. 따라서 여기서는 high hull 테이크로부터 350%의 hull 값을 물려 받습니다. 이 새로운 테이크에 대하여, 트레일을 생성하는 트레이서 오브젝트의 길이를 조정하겠습니다. 이제 이 테이크의 이름을 Long Trails로 바꾸고 계속 하기 위하여 테이크 이름의 앞에 있는 표시자를 통하여 이 테이크가 활성화 되어있는 것을 확인합니다. 이제 오브젝트 관리자로 가서 트레이서 오브젝트를 선택하고 이 Amount 속성 값을 여기서 변경합니다. 그리고 더 나아가서 오버라이드라고 부르는 것을 생성하여야 합니다. 오버라이드는 기본적으로 이 특정 테이크 내에서 서로 다른 임의의 속성을 의미합니다. 라이트 클릭하고 속성 관리자 컨텍스트 메뉴에서 오버라이드를 선택합니다. 이렇게 하고 나면, 이 속성이 더 이상 그레이 아웃되지않아 이제 값들을 변경할 수 있습니다. 이제 이 값을 15로 설정하면 우리가 만든 변화가 확연히 눈에 들어옵니다. 이제 애니메이션을 재생시키면 메타볼 트레일이 전에 비해 상당히 길어진 것을 보실 수 있습니다. 이제 테이크 매니저로 가서 Long Trails 테이크를 선택하여 이를 펼쳐보면, 이 테이크는 트레이서에 대하여 총 크기 값으로 15가 저장되어있는 것을 볼 수 있습니다. 만일 언재든지 이 값을 조정하고 싶을 경우에는 이 테이크로 전환할 필요도 없습니다. 그냥 이 값을 더블 클릭하고 여기 팝업 속성 관리자에서 직접 값을 변경하면 됩니다. 이제 이 값을 10으로 하여 Long Trails 테이크의 값으로 사용합니다. 테이크는 애니메이션되는 파라미터도 저장할 수 있습니다. 자 이제 또 다른 테이크를 생성하여 이 애니메이션의 변형을 저장하되 반대로 진행되는 애니메이션을 저장하겠습니다. 새 테이크 버튼을 클릭하고 이름을 Reversed라고 하겠습니다. 우리가 변경해야 할 속성은 스플라인에 정렬되어있는 태그 상의 포지션 속성입니다. 이 속성은 이미 메인 테이크 내에서 애니메이션되어있는데, 우리는 이 Reverse 테이크 내에서 이 애니메이션을 재정의(오버라이드)할 것입니다. 따라서 다시 가서 수동으로 Position 오버라이드를 생성합니다. 이제 간단히 이 애니메이션을 반대로 하기 위하여 키프레임을 조정할 수 있습니다. 이를 위해 이들을 서로 뒤바꾸고 애니메이션을 조금 더 길게 만들어서, 변경한 내용이 보다 명확하게 보이도록 하겠습니다. 이에 지 애니메이션을 재생해 보겠습니다. 애니메이션이 완전히 반대로 진행되는 것을 볼 수 있으며, 메인 테이크로 되돌아가거나 high hull 테이크로 가서 보면 여기서는 애니메이션이 원래 방향대로 진행되는 것을 볼 수 있습니다. 우리는 또한 이 reverse 테이크를 드래그하여 다른 테이크의 차일드 테이크로 만들면 반대로 된 애니메이션을 그 테이크에 적용할 수 있습니다. 이제 이 reverse 테이크를 드래그하여 Long trails 테이크의 차일드 테이크로 드롭하면, 이 reverse 테이크는 high hull 테이크와 Long trail 테이크의 모든 속성들을 물려받게 되지만 애니메이션은 반대 방향 애니메이션을 하게됩니다. 이제 몇가지 재질 변경을 추가해 보도록 하겠습니다. 이를 위하여 컨텐트 브라우져로 가서 브로드캐스트 라이브러리에 있는 여러 다른 재질들을 선택하도록 하겠습니다. 이를 위하여 여기 abstraction 섹션으로 가서 블루와 퍼플을 선택하고, 이들을 재질 관리자로 드래그합니다. 여기서 반드시 기억해야 할 가장 중요한 것은 새로운 재질, 새로운 오브젝트 또는 새로운 태그들을 씬에 추가할 때에는 이들은 모든 테이크 내에 존재하게 된다는 것을 명심하십시오. 따라서 여기 이 메인 테이크로 전환해보면, 이 재질들을 여기서도 볼 수 있습니다. 즉, 이들은 모든 테이크 내에 존재하게 되는 데, 그 이유는 테이크 매니저는 단지 속성들의 변화만을 저장하기 때문입니다. 하지만 이 것이 큰 문제가 되지는 않습니다. 왜냐하면, 예를 들어, 오브젝트나 태그의 경우, 메인 테이크에서 활성화 상태를 off로 설정하고 필요한 테이크 내에서 활성화 시키면 됩니다. 재질의 경우에는 재질 지정만 변경하면 됩니다. 이제 재질을 위한 몇개의 새로운 테이크를 만들어 이름을 MatA와 MatB로 하고, MatA를 선택하여 활성화된 상태를 테이크 이름의 왼쪽에 있는 지시자를 통해 확인하거나 C4D 타이틀 바를 통해 확인합니다. 그리고 이번에는 오토 테이크를 활성화 시킵니다. 이 모드는 Cinema 4D의 오토매틱 키프레임과 아주 흡사하게 동작하여, 씬에 변경을 가하면 자동으로 오버라이드를 생성해 줍니다. 따라서, 여러분이 빠르게 작업할 수 있도록 도움을 주지만 오토 키프레임에서와 같이 유의하여야 할 것이 있습니다. 즉, 종종 여러분이 결코 필요치 않은 것들에 대해서도 오버라이드들을 만들기 때문입니다. 그래서 여기서는 오브젝트 관리자로 가서 이 첫번째 재질을 선택하고 이를 드래그하여 메타볼을 위한 텍스쳐 태그의 맨 위로 드래그하여 기존의 지정된 텍스쳐를 교체합니다. 여기서 이 변경이 적용된 것을 볼 수 있고 테이크 매니져로 되돌아가서 보면 재질에 대한 택스쳐 태그 속성이 맞게 변경된 것을 알 수 있습니다. 이제 MatB에 대해서도 동일한 변경을 가할 것입니다. 만일 여기에 HUD가 활성화 되어있다면 HUD를 클릭하여 나타나는 팝업 메뉴에서 보다 빠르게 테이크들 사이를 전환할 수 있습니다. 이를 위해서는 뷰 설정에서 이 Current Take HUD가 On 되어있어야 합니다. HUD에서 Current Take 옵션을 활성화 시키면, 우리는 테이크 전환시 HUD를 클릭하고 팝업에서 새로운 테이크를 선택하면 됩니다. 이제 우리는 MatB에 있고, 이 퍼플 재질을 취해서 드롭하여 이를 교체할 것입니다. 이제 MatA를 위해서는 그린 칼라, MatB를 위해서는 퍼플 칼라를 갖게 되었으며, 물론 우리의 메인 테이크는 아직도 본ㄹ해의 그라디언트를 갖고있습니다. 우리는 물론 재질 파라미터를 직접 오버라이드할 수도 있습니다. 다시 새로운 하나의 테이크를 만들고, 이를 MatC로 이름을 부여합니다. 우리는 아직도 오토 테이크가 활성화되어있기 때문에, 여기서는 본래의 그라디언트 재질로 직접 가서, 이 칼라라이져에 들어갈 칼라를 조정할 것입니다. 따라서, 여기 이 그라디언트를 클릭하여 프리셋을 로드하고 여기 이 칼라를 잡아 적용합니다. 이제 테이크 매니저로 가서 여기 이 곳을 보면, 셰이더, 칼라라이저, 셰이더 속성들과 함께 그라디언트가 오버라이드된 것을 볼 수 있습니다. 종종 대시만 보이고, 여기 이 칸이 너무 작아서 값이 보이지 않을 때가 있는 데, 이런 경우 이를 클릭하면 오버라이드된 값들을 보실 수 있습니다. 자 이제 우리는 MatC, MatB, MatA 그리고 본래의 그라디언트를 가진 메인 테이크가 있습니다. 우리는 이제 이 씬 파일 내에 여러 가지 변형들을 갖게 되었으며 물론, 렌더 토큰을 사용하여 각각의 테이크를 아주 쉽게 렌더링할 수 있는 옵션도 갖고있습니다. 이제 몇개의 테이크를 마크하여 이들 각각의 테이크들을 빠르게 하드웨어 프리뷰로 렌더링해 보겠습니다. 그리고 이들을 동료나 고객에게 보내 의견을 들어볼 수도 있는데, 이때 파일 이름을 확인하여 쉽사리 어떤 프로젝트 파일, 테이크 및 렌더 설정이 각 비디오에 사용되었는지를 알 수 있습니다. 또한 HUD의 일부분으로 버닝된 또는 워터마크 효과를 통하여 테이크를 볼 수도 있습니다. 여러분은 또한 애니메이션을 테이크 안에 저장할 수 있는 옵션을 활용할 수도 있습니다. 여기 게임 캐릭터가 있는데, 여러 애니메이션 상태들을 각각의 테이크들에 저장하여 각각의 애니메이션 시퀀스를 자신의 타임라인을 갖고 다룰 수 있어 다른 애니메이션 시퀀스에 대한 키 값들을 염려할 필요가 없습니다. FBX 임포트 및 익스포트 또한 테이크를 완벽히 지원하도록 업데이트되어, FBX로 이를 익스포트하여 Unity와 같은 다른 어플리케이션 안으로 이 FBX 파일을 임포트시 이 모든 개별 애니메이션들이 별도의 클립으로 들어오는 것을 보실 수 있습니다. 물론 이 반대의 경우도 마찬가지로 동작하여, FBX 파일을 C4D 안으로 임포트 할 때, 모션 클립들을 가진 FBX 파일은 C4D 안으로 임포트될 때, 이들 모션 클립들이 테이크로 임포트됩니다. 따라서 여기서 익스포트하고 다시 임포트해보면 우리의 모든 테이크들이 계속 적용되어있는 상태임을 알 수 있습니다. 이상으로 테이크 시스템의 강력함 특히, 렌더 레이어로서 뿐 아니라 동일한 파일 내에 여러 모든 변형들을 포함시킬 수 있는 유연한 관리 시스템을 맛 보셨으리라 믿습니다.


Sydney diners are a lucky bunch. A new restaurant opens at least every week and no matter what type of cuisine your craving you won't need to travel too far before your desire is satisfied. So with an abundance of hot, new restaurants full of buzz and intrigue do we make time to consider old favourites that have been around for years? Bei Amici in Darling Point is one such hidden gem i've walked past many times. I've always been curious about this small Swiss/Italian restaurant tucked away just off New South Head Road bustling with people every night of the week.
Swiss and Italian restaurant? Yes you read correctly. Head Chef and owner Felix Rutz is Swiss born with a passion for Italian cuisine. As Switzerland and Italy are bordering countries it's quite common in Europe for these cultures to collide. Felix's wife Leigh runs the floor and together they create a sense of family amongst their loyal staff. This in turn attracts regulars who dine at the restaurant every week and have done so for over seven years. The menu changes almost daily depending on seasonal produce. For our Secret Foodies dinner the focus was on regional Tuscan food.
We started the night with Solerno Negronis and chicken liver costinis as we enjoyed the warm weather outside on the pavement. We then took our seats and enjoyed focaccia with raisins and olive oil. For entrees we have tuscan bean soup and octopus and cuttlefish salad with pinenuts matched perfectly with a glass of rose. Dessert was Torrone Semi Freddo, baked peach with amarett crumbs with a glass of Veitt Cascinetta Moscato and was absolutely delicious. The guy next to me was literally licking his plate. Busted.
The secret is out about Bei Amici if you haven't been there before do yourself a favour and experience authentic Italian cuisine and warm and inviting hospitality. If you've been there before- sorry, you're about to get an influx of hungry foodies threatening your regular table.


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Hunter Expressway information session at Wallsend
The Hunter Expressway team will hold a drop-in information session at Wallsend this month, as part of the project's ongoing community consultation.
A Roads and Maritime Services spokesperson said the session will provide the community with information about the Hunter Expressway project including the six interchanges along the route.
"Major work is ongoing and the information session will detail the activities taking place along the length of the project," the spokesperson said.
"Information including maps, artist impressions and a computerised 3D model of the Hunter Expressway will be available to view.
"Community members with an interest in the project are welcome to visit the information session at any time between 3.30pm and 6.30pm on Tuesday 14 August at the Wallsend District Library on Bunn Street.
"The Hunter Expressway team will continue to have regular public information sessions across the region," the spokesperson said.
The $1.7 billion project is jointly funded, with the Federal Government providing $1.5 billion and the NSW Government contributing up to $200 million.
The project involves building a 40 kilometre, four lane divided road linking the F3 Freeway near Seahampton and the New England Highway, west of Branxton.


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What the Unvaccinated Can Teach Us
Gerald Early
Photo by Mufid Majnun via Unsplash.
The unvaccinated have been called stupid, selfish, dangerous, everything, as my mother used to say, but children of God, which, of course, whatever else they are, they are that too. Their disobedience casts a shadow that makes the virtue and rationality of the vaccinated shine all the more brightly. This reminds me of the disruptive Black children with whom I attended junior high. A sizable minority of my schoolmates were willfully disobedient, ignored the teachers, fought all the time, terrorized and robbed the rest of us, and made learning all but impossible. Oh, how I hated them! They were a true danger to me, stealing my right to an education, making the school unsafe, not respecting the teachers' authority. How could they be so stupid? How could they be so selfish? Why were they not obedient and willing to learn as most of us were? They were my youth's version of the "unvaccinated."
As I grew older, I began to think a bit more deeply about them, especially as I was no longer troubled by their presence in school. Why were they disobedient? There have been many answers: bad parenting, systemic racism, bad schools, poverty, hormones, internalized racism and inferiority, and whatever else was the notion of the moment. All of this was a bit like the blind man and the elephant, a part was explained that was meant to explain the whole. In the end, I thought the children were disobedient because many people, for whatever reasons and whatever causes, are inclined to be disobedient as a defense of their humanity. Being disobedient is not necessarily a wise choice in any given circumstance, but it is powerful, perhaps the most powerful of all human actions. From "No! In Thunder!" to "I would prefer not to." The symmetry of opposition has a kind of beauty to it. It clarifies. Sometimes, I secretly envied the bad kids for thumbing their noses at all the tired nostrums and platitudes we obedient ones swallowed as if it were a banquet of grand knowledge. Other times, I hoped and prayed they would come to a bad end. Some did, but it was not necessarily inevitable that they did. As the parable of the prodigal son so amply demonstrates, God has a way of thwarting the obedient ones' sense of justice. In that story, the obedient son wound up with no more than the bad son and was less well-regarded to boot.
I wonder if Trump were still in office how many of the obedient White liberals who have taken the vaccine and "followed the science," such as anybody knows what the science is, would be among the unvaccinated as part of the "resistance" against Trump's "trumped-up" vaccines. In that instance, disobedience would be courageous, principled, and liberating instead of being anti-intellectual, anti-science, stupid, pig-headed, selfish, racist, and oppressive, as it has been variously referred to now. (Hypocrisy is so common an affliction among us that it is no surprise that it has long ceased to humble us.) It is probably better to take the vaccine than not. But it must be admitted that the vaccines have not been the panacea that we all hoped they would be or were led to believe they might be. No silver bullet here but a kind of decent medicine. For the general public, is science a method of trial, error, partial success and failure, and a body of tentative knowledge, or is it wishful or dire thinking and an opportunity for moralizing, both of which we Americans excel at?
The Bible is shot through with stories of disobedience, from Adam and Eve to Jesus and the Jewish community. We might learn something if we consider why that book concentrates so much on disobedience to authority. Why did God wire us to be this way, so divided by our desire to submit and our will to disobey, and what is it that we are supposed to learn from our oppositional nature?
Gerald Early, editor of The Common Reader and a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, is Merle Kling Professor of Modern Letters, professor of English and of African and African-American Studies, both in Arts & Sciences, at Washington University in St. Louis.


World Bird Sanctuary's reintroduction program put over 80 captive hatched peregrines back into Missouri's wild, and WBS continues to band babies produced by up to 6 nests of wild parents in the greater St. Louis area.
We band and draw blood to gain knowledge on the species and our environment. The bands we place on each leg will be registered with the U. S. Geological Survey, so if the bands are ever seen or recovered, we will know when and where the chicks were banded and can draw some conclusions on the individual's movements, breeding situation preferences (if we see the banded individual at another nest), and of course age. For instance, if it wasn't for the bands the Portage de Sioux Energy Center adult Peregrines have on, we wouldn't know that the male (Coal) was banded as a chick by me in 2004 at Ameren Missouri's Labadie Energy Center, and the female was banded as a chick in 2006 at a state park in Minnesota.
DDT, the pesticide responsible for bringing the Peregrine close to extinction, would have been found and probably banned from use in the U.S. sooner if blood samples had been being taken in the 50's and 60's. Even though Peregrines were taken of the endangered species list in 1998 and are quite common now, taking blood samples when all is well allows us to monitor any other human produced chemicals that could be building in the environment. Chemicals in the top predators, which include birds of prey, will accumulate and cause problems more quickly because of a process called "Biological Magnification." For example, let's say that over a 2 week period a Peregrine eats 20 Stone Rollers (a small shore bird). If each of those Stone Rollers has a little of a bad chemical in them, that chemical is magnified, or builds more quickly in the Peregrine's system. Having the good fortune and ability to monitor a top predator's blood allows biologists to keep a very close eye on our environment, which in the long run, keeps the environment healthy for us.


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Virginia man who tried to walk home in snowstorm found dead
Jacob Whaley's body was found Thursday. He last told his family he was going to try to walk home after his car broke down amid a winter storm Jan. 3.
Virginia drivers stranded on snow-packed I-95
Jan. 10, 2022, 2:15 PM UTC / Updated Jan. 10, 2022, 2:28 PM UTC / Source: Associated Press
LOUISA, Va. — A Virginia man who tried walking home after his vehicle broke down in last Monday's winter storm has been found dead, authorities said.
The Louisa County Sheriff's Office said in a statement that Jacob Whaley's body was found Thursday in dense woods about 200 yards (meters) off a road.
Whaley's family told deputies that his vehicle broke down, the sheriff office said. He told a relative that he was going to try to walk to his home, but feared he had gotten lost.
Whaley's cell phone died, the sheriff's office said. Based on Whaley's last communication, the relative believed Whaley might be near Greene's Corner Road.
The sheriff's office said deputies immediately responded to check the roadside area along Greene's Corner Road as well as other nearby roadways and the area around his residence. Deputies said they checked multiple times over the next few days.
The sheriff's office said the vehicle was located in a neighboring county, where officials reported him missing. Whaley was eventually found by a search party that included citizens and sheriff's deputies.
The sheriff's office said Whaley's death was directly related to the storm.
"Our heartfelt condolences go out to the family and friends of Mr. Jacob Whaley," the sheriff's office said.


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Q: Querying one to many JPA for an entity in a list I have a class called Customer and it contains a list of Account. I am trying to write a query using JPA to perform a search.
@Entity
class Customer {
private var id: Long = 0
private var name: String? = null
@OneToMany(fetch = FetchType.LAZY, cascade = [CascadeType.ALL])
    @JoinTable(
        name = "customer_account",
        joinColumns = [javax.persistence.JoinColumn(name = "customerId", referencedColumnName = "id")],
        inverseJoinColumns = [JoinColumn(name = "accountId", referencedColumnName = "id")]
    )
private var account: List<Account>

}

@Entity
class Account {
private var id: Long =0
private var amount: Long = 0

}

I am trying to run a query that will return a customer object if the account id matches the input.
So in the repository I am trying to:
@Query("SELECT c from Customer as c WHERE c.account.id = :id)
fun findCustomerByAccountId(id: Long): Customer

However, I am NOT seeing account.id I am instead seeing size which tells me that the invocation is on the Account List . Is there a way to actually perform this search?

A:     @Query("SELECT c from Customer as c WHERE c.account.id = :id)
fun findCustomerByAccountId(id: Long): Customer

Your query seems fine but as this result will return a list, you should define it in your method[though I am not familiar with this syntax].
However, I do this like this way:
@Query("SELECT c from Customer as c WHERE c.account.id = :id)
List<Customer> findCustomerByAccountId(id: Long): Customer


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Q: How to get three different types of score for each text in one row in SQL Server? I am a new SQL developer and I am trying to write a query that will retrieve the following results from three tables in the database:

ID    Text    Score #1    Score #2    Score #3

The schema for the three tables are:
T_TextScore Table: Id, TextId, Label, Score, TypeId
T_Text: Id, Text
T_Status Table: Id, Type

The T_TextScore table contains three different types of scroes for each text. I was able to retrieve the scores for all texts but I am still unable to show each type of score for each text in one row as illustrated above. So could you please tell me how I can get the desired result?
Here's the query I have and I think it is not efficient in terms of performance as well:
SELECT        T_TextScore.TextId, T_Text.Text, T_TextScore.Label, T_TextScore.Score
FROM            T_TextScore INNER JOIN
                         T_Text ON T_TextScore.TextId = T_Text.Id
WHERE        (T_TextScore.TypeId = 3)
UNION
SELECT        T_TextScore.TextId, T_Text.Text, T_TextScore.Label, T_TextScore.Score
FROM            T_TextScore INNER JOIN
                         T_Text ON T_TextScore.TextId = T_Text.Id
WHERE        (T_TextScore.TypeId = 4)
UNION
SELECT        T_TextScore.TextId, T_Text.Text, T_TextScore.Label, T_TextScore.Score
FROM            T_TextScore INNER JOIN
                         T_Text ON T_TextScore.TextId = T_Text.Id
WHERE        (T_TextScore.TypeId = 5);

UPDATE:
After using the query suggested by @Craig Young, I got two rows for each text and I don't know why. Could you please explain to me why?
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A: You want conditional aggregation.  My best guess is simply:
SELECT ts.TextId,
       MAX(CASE WHEN ts.TypeId = 3 THEN ts.Score END) as Score_1,
       MAX(CASE WHEN ts.TypeId = 4 THEN ts.Score END) as Score_2,
       MAX(CASE WHEN ts.TypeId = 5 THEN ts.Score END) as Score_3
FROM T_TextScore ts
GROUP BY ts.TextId;

A: Your query isn't doing quite what you asked for. The following would be a much better way of doing what you're currently doing:
SELECT  ts.TextId, t.Text, ts.Label, ts.Score
FROM    T_TextScore ts /* Table alias makes query much more readable */
        INNER JOIN T_Text t ON
            ts.TextId = t.Id
WHERE   ts.TypeId IN (3, 4, 5)

However, the first part of your question suggests you actually want to pivot your data?
If so you can use PIVOT syntax. Or manual pivoting:
SELECT  ts.TextId,
        /* Use aggregate function to get only 1 per TextId */
        MAX(t.Text) AS Text, MAX((ts.Label) AS Label,
        /* Simply move ts.Score to the correct column to be summed. */
        SUM(CASE WHEN ts.TypeId = 3 THEN ts.Score ELSE 0 END) AS Score3,
        SUM(CASE WHEN ts.TypeId = 4 THEN ts.Score ELSE 0 END) AS Score4,
        SUM(CASE WHEN ts.TypeId = 5 THEN ts.Score ELSE 0 END) AS Score5
FROM    T_TextScore ts
        INNER JOIN T_Text t ON
            ts.TextId = t.Id
WHERE   ts.TypeId IN (3, 4, 5)
GROUP BY ts.TextId

NOTE: PIVOT syntax is a little more succinct. But strangely I have seen it run slightly slower than manual pivot on occasion. So if performance is important, you'll have to benchmark.

Based on your comment:

After using the query suggested by @Craig Young, I got two rows for each text and I don't know why.

You probably either removed the GROUP BY clause, or included Text and Label in the GROUP BY. This made me realise that I'd forgotten to deal with these 2 columns which weren't part of either aggregate or GROUP BY.
I've updated my query above appropriately. However, I should point out lack of sample data makes it tricky to determine exactly what you're trying to achieve - particularly with the Label column which could be different per Score Type.


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Cameroon, Ghana, Guinea-Bissau, News, Soccer, Sports June 25, 2019
African Cup: Cameroon starts with win, Ghana upstaged
Cameroon had to work hard on Tuesday to open its title defense with a 2-0 win at the African Cup of Nations in Egypt and Ghana was the latest team to be upstaged by an…
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Cameroon: Girls defy prejudice to pursue soccer dreams
When Gaelle Asheri first started playing soccer in the dirt streets near her home in Cameroon's capital, she was the only girl on the informal neighbourhood teams which used stones for goal posts and kept…
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Cameroon: Mass Wedding Held to Boost Women's Legal Rights
MAROUA, CAMEROON — In Cameroon, 82 couples have taken part in a mass wedding ceremony as part of efforts to better protect the legal rights of women. Only 10 percent of marriages in Cameroon are…
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Nigeria: Thousands Flee Boko Haram Violence, Head to Cameroon
LIMANI, CAMEROON — The governor of Cameroon's Far North region is denying a report that tens of thousands of Nigerian refugees who fled Boko Haram-related violence will be forced to return home. Aid agency Medicins…
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Cameroon: Police Arrest More Than 100 in Anti-Biya Protests
YAOUNDE — Cameroon says its police shot and wounded seven people and arrested 117 in several towns where protests of what organizers call an "electoral hold up" were organized on Saturday. The demonstrations were led…
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Gabon: Border with Cameroon Closed after Failed Coup Attempt
KIOSSI, CAMEROON — Gabon has closed border crossings with Cameroon since Monday's attempted coup against President Ali Bongo, halting trade and leaving Gabonese unable to return home. Goods and passengers destined for Gabon are stranded in…
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Cameroon: English-Speaking Areas Becoming Deserted
KUMBO, CAMEROON — Towns and villages in Cameroon's restive Anglophone regions are being deserted as battles rage between separatists and the country's military. The fighting intensified after President Paul Biya's New Year's message in which he…
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Cameroon: English-speaking separatists attack town, kidnap 15
YAOUNDE, Cameroon (AP) — A regional governor in Cameroon says armed English-speaking separatists attacked a French-speaking town, killing one person, kidnapping 15 others and burning 86 homes in the country's restive North West region. Governor…
Cameroon: 430,000 Flee Restive Anglophone Areas
An international refugee agency says that more than 430,000 people have fled violence in Cameroon's restive English-speaking regions and are hiding in rural areas with few resources. The Norwegian Refugee Council, one of several humanitarian…
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Cameroon: All school kidnapping captives freed
YAOUNDE, Cameroon (AP) — All students and staff abducted more than a week ago from a school in Cameroon's restive North West region have been freed, a leader of the Presbyterian church said Tuesday. Two…


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ASHLAND SOURCE Obits
Margaret (McCabe) O'Brien, 94, Realtor, Worked For Ashland Board of Health
March 13, 2021 March 13, 2021 editor Ashland Board of Health, Ashland Senior Center, Gate of Heaven High School, Margaret M. (McCabe) O'Brien, Matarese Funeral Home, Obituary, Realtor, St. Cecilia's Parish, Wildwood Cemetery
ASHLAND – Margaret M. (McCabe) O'Brien died peacefully on Wednesday, March 10, 2021, following a period of declining health.
Peggy was born in South Boston on July 2, 1926 to Thomas and Margaret (Quinlan) McCabe.
She was a graduate of Gate of Heaven High School. Peggy had fond memories of her early years in South Boston especially her time spent on the beach and at the Neighborhood House. She had wonderful childhood friends with whom she remained close throughout the years.
In 1948, Peggy married the love of her life, William H. O'Brien, also of South Boston and shortly thereafter the young couple moved to Ashland. She was the loving mother of David O'Brien (Mary Alice) of Ashland, William O'Brien of Ashland, Mary Flood (Wayne), of Framingham, Robert O'Brien of Medway, John O'Brien (June) of Ashland, and Ann Chipman (Thomas) of Holliston. Peggy was the devoted grandmother to thirteen grandchildren and the great-grandmother to six great-grandchildren. Despite the number, she never forgot a birthday or grandchild's special event.
A woman of great faith, she was an active parishioner of St. Cecilia Parish. She worked for the Ashland Board of Health and was also a local realtor. An active, social person, Peg loved being with her friends and enjoyed golfing and playing cards and Scrabble at the Ashland Senior Center.
Peggy was predeceased by her husband William H. O'Brien, her sisters and brothers: Mary Manning, Catherine Dunn, Thomas McCabe Jr., Robert McCabe and her twin Edward McCabe. She is survived by her sister-in-law Sheila McCabe of Canton. Peggy also leaves many nieces and nephews who were very special to her.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at St. Cecilia Church 54 Esty St., Ashland, on Monday March 15 at 10:15 a.m
. Burial will follow at Wildwood Cemetery in Ashland.
Visiting hours for family and friends are Sunday March 14 from 3: p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at Matarese Funeral Home, 325 Main Street Ashland.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Peggy's name to St. Cecilia Parish 54 Esty St. Ashland Ma 01721 or Town of Ashland Senior Center 162 West Union St. Ashland. MA 01721
All visitors to the funeral home are required to wear a face mask. NO EXCEPTIONS
Funeral home visitors entering the funeral home will be limited to 10 at one time. Visitors may be asked to wait outside until room is available. Unfortunately no exceptions can made to this rule for inclement weather.
Condolences with the family should be kept brief so that others may enter after you.
Please exit the funeral immediately after condolences are given to the family to allow others to enter the funeral home.
Please observe barriers placed to provide proper social distancing.
Please refrain from embracing with the family.
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The Corporate Team at Coffin Mew were delighted to assist TRL Limited (the Transport Research Laboratory) in acquiring Appia Infrastructure Solutions Limited, a consultancy and software company which has developed and successfully rolled out a software solution for the management of highways infrastructure assets to bring about real, sustainable efficiencies and service improvements.
TRL and Appia have worked closely together and synergy between those two companies meant that Appia was a natural acquisition partner for TRL.
The Scheme Engineer suite of software products can be purchased off the shelf as well as customised and allows highway maintenance work to maximise the value from limited operational budgets. Purchased by large national contractors as well as local authorities in the UK, the plans for the future include rolling out the software, in conjunction with TRL, to combined projects overseas – indeed plans are already underway in Africa.
Corporate partner Amanda Brockwell worked with the senior management team at TRL to bring the transaction to a successful conclusion.
We enjoyed working with the team at Coffin Mew and appreciated the very practical advice and solutions to issues. Our acquisition of Appia represents a key strategic development for TRL's future as a prestigious and world leader in traffic and highways research and consultancy.


The Institute of Hydrobiology (IHB; www.hbu.cas.cz) at the Biology Centre of the Czech Academy of Sciences in Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic, is looking for a postdoc/scientist for a 3‐year stay aiming at assessment of ecosystem processes and development of modelling systems for simulating hydrodynamics, biotic interactions and water quality in water reservoirs.
The IHB is the main institution in the Czech Republic engaged in comprehensive research of freshwater man‐made reservoirs and natural lakes. Limnological interactions are studied both in water bodies and their catchments. The Institute performs research on different levels of interactions from the ecosystem, community, population, organismal, through cellular to molecular levels. The investigations combine regular long‐term ecological research at several reservoir and lake systems, comparative and methodical studies and different scale experiments that allow examining the phenomena at different time and space scales. The Institute applies a holistic approach from elementary chemistry to high trophic levels and social effects on water systems. Special investigations going beyond the investigations of lakes and reservoirs involve ponds, running waters and other aquatic environment.
(iii) Responses of the reservoir ecosystem within the existing long‐term historical data sets of hydrology, reservoir operation, water quality and biota and in scenarios of future climate and socio‐economic conditions in the catchment.
The candidate will be involved in the ongoing projects of the IHB, such as ClimeFish (H2020‐EU3.2, No. 677039; http://climefish.eu/) and Biomanipulation as a tool for the improvement of reservoir water quality (EU Operational Programme Research, Development and Education No. CZ.02.1.01/0.0/0.0/16_025/0007417).
Qualifications required: For this position the candidate must hold a PhD degree in Limnology, Oceanography, Geochemistry, Civil Engineering, Environmental Science or a related subject. We are looking for a person with proficiency in using statistical methods and mathematical models to analyse environmental data; programming skills are desirable. Candidates must be fluent in spoken as well as written English. We put great emphasis on personal suitability as cooperation, independence and a constructive approach.
Position: This is a contemporary, full-time position for 3 years with an annual gross salary of 15-25.000 € and expected start in February 2019 (optional). If successful, the employment can be continued after this period depending on the financial sources.
Working conditions: The employment is in compliance with Czech legislation and regulations. Employees receive the benefits of the Czech social security system covering sickness, maternity/paternity leaves and injuries at work. Support for leisure and holiday activities, coverage of required travels, SW/HW, and help with moving family members can be obtained from the Institute.
International environment: The opportunity to join a prestigious research institution and become a member of a young and growing research group.
Local background information: Ceske Budejovice is a medium‐sized town ca. 150 km south of Prague with 100,000 inhabitants, a relaxed atmosphere, and a growing expat community at the Biology Centre and the University of South Bohemia. Both the town and the surrounding countryside provide numerous opportunities for research and leisure activities. Living costs are low by international standards. Foreign applicants will receive support in transferring to the Czech Republic. Czech courses are available for foreign staff and students to acquire basic skills in everyday situations. The Institute can also help to secure non‐commercial accommodation at the campus shared by the Biology Centre and the University.
Documentation submitted: Applicants should send full application consisting of (1) cover letter outlining your skills and interest in the position, (2) CV including full publication list, (3) copies of relevant diplomas, and (4) contact details for at least two academic referees.
Applications and deadline for applications: The application will be send to Biology Centre CAS, Personnel Department, Branisovska 31, 370 05 Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic to an e‐mail address vendula.aubrechtova(at)bc.cas.cz indicating ref. ' PostDoc_Biomanip_BC‐CAS_IHB' in the subject of the email, with a copy to the mentor at: hejzlar(at)hbu.cas.cz.
The deadline to submit the application is December 31, 2018.
Selection process: Pre‐selection will be based on CV, experience, skills and motivation letter. Interviews will be done with the pre‐selected candidates. Position offer will be sent to the successful candidate after the interviews.