When the fear of my startup going under became dread, I turned to post mortem articles. There's a vast collection of start-up autopsies littering the web, written by illuminated founders trying to make sense of their brainchild's death. I drank up their stories like horoscopes, finding myself in their mistakes, in the details of their personal lives, in the way they coped – or why they didn't.
I read as much as I could and yet when the time came for me to accept that there was something fundamentally wrong with my company, I found myself facing a secondary battle I had not considered. I thought walking the walk was the hardest thing about being an entrepreneur, but not for this. Once everything around you goes down, and after you've dropped off the radar to lick your wounds and gather enough strength to come back, it's time to talk the talk.
I pride myself on knowing how to talk. It's something I discovered shortly after writing; I liked telling stories, combining words into something bigger; and eventually I started feeding off moments on stage, laughing in front of cameras or as the centerpiece of almost any conversation. "What do you do" and "How's your company doing" were great starters to spur of the moment pitches and awed glances (because hell if I don't accept the whole thing made my ego grow exponentially in these past few years). I could play the game for hours, exploring a full racconto with four years of ups and downs, small victories and even smaller defeats.
But for a while, all those innocent and well-meaning questions feel like a punch to the gut. And you're faced with them repeatedly: from friends and family first, from colleagues and acquaintances later, and most terribly, from the people you had sold your idea to and gotten on your side all those years before, each one of them appearing slowly and circling you like they could smell the blood.
They don't. You're just overreacting.
Because having to repeatedly expose your failure – and not in a Fuckup Nights I'm-the-rockstar-of-failing kind of way, but in that raw I'm-still-processing-this, natural and unforgiving way – is draining. You relieve little pieces of the process, you fixate on problems you could have spotted before because they are now clear as day in the way you tell your story, just like those other founders' post-mortems.
I was at possibly the last acceptable level of this drainage when I got into Rebel Bio. When I received my acceptance for program, I was utterly embarrassed. Of all the talks of shame I had survived up until that point, this one was my own little Everest. The one where I had to tell an actual investor that had just bet on me that something, somehow, wasn't working.
The laboratory work was lagging. Money was running out. People were leaving. I honestly thought I did not have one good thing to tell about the state we were in, other than we had survived up to that point.
I guess I could have lied. I could have given the standard answer, since the breadth of acceptable responses to "how's the company doing" only ranges from we're pulling though to everything's great. But I was so done with tiptoeing around the subject and hanging my head in shame that I went for the one thing I hadn't tried so far.
Stop feeling shame about it.
So I had the call and I explained and detailed where we were at, and where we were not. I made it clear we were at a more than questionable point, that we were behind, that there was still way too long to go. I did this with my cursor hovering over the cancel button for the plane ticket to Ireland I had gotten a couple of days before in a spur of optimism.
The silence came and I expected the worst. There was no way the offer was still on the table.
I kept the plane ticket and I let go of the shame, but I kept the fatalism. I expected Ireland to be my last try, my swan song of sorts with a nice green backdrop.
Seven weeks in, I have just closed my first sales and the future is looking brighter than ever.
It could all still go down the drain at a moment's notice, because that is just how startups work. For now, I am glad I took this chance, and even more so that I have learned to somehow cope with failure and its sister shame. If anything, if all this ends up failing (for real this time), I want to be able to tell the full story with my head held up high, with the scars and tears and blood, and smile when it's all over.


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Homev2 flash fiction: YASalvage, by Deborah Rocheleau
I am reverse-engineering the plane, piece by piece, just as Papa taught me. Not directly—he never speaks openly of his aeronautical work during the Great War. But I've pieced together the notes scattered throughout his battered air log, and so know my way around a cockpit, as surely as I know that he forbids me to ever go near one.
I must work quickly to steal away the useful pieces before the wreck is found. I don't know what a German Messerschmitt is doing flying over the French countryside, nor what caused him to crash in our field, but no one will miss a few bolts and springs in the scorched wreckage. I should know. I have stolen them before.
Lifting my skirts, I step through the shrapnel around the machine. I'm dwarfed beside it, its tin sides crushed like the ration cans we must hoard. I pat its yellow nose, the rumble reverberating, and wonder, not for the first time, what the wind must sound like, sliced by its gleaming wings. Papa says flying is a cold ordeal, ice forming on the cockpit's windows in the high atmosphere. When I feel the fleece of his pilot's jacket, though, I imagine it wouldn't be so unbearable.
A corner of paneling has peeled back, revealing the engine. It's larger than the one in Papa's plane, currently hidden under our meager hay in the barn. The one he flew during the war. I learned of that life as I learned the mechanics of planes—by reading Papa's logs. From them I know how he fell in love with planes after seeing a demonstration in Paris. How, when the war broke out, he joined the First French Air Service, fighting for his country and pursuing his passion to fly, all at the same time.
"So many," he wrote in his log, "believe these machines will bring utter destruction. I, though, have more hope in humanity. Perhaps all people will be better once they have seen the world from the sky."
The one thing I cannot figure—apart from how to unbolt the wheels from underneath the Messerschmitt—is what changed in Papa. Why he no longer flies, nor even breathes of allowing me to learn. Wouldn't I, too, benefit from seeing the world from the sky?
I cannot dawdle. The crash will not be mine forever, and I must be gone by the time the authorities arrive. I've almost all the pieces to complete Papa's plane. If I can restore it, if it still works, if this dreadful war ever ends and freedom returns to this continent, perhaps Papa will teach me to fly.
Perhaps his hope in humanity will be restored.
I take the wrench and unbolt the wheels, as Papa did once during the war, on a plane they found crashed in enemy territory. He was working with the American pilots at the time, his brothers of the sky, and they were all of them desperate to get their hands on the new technology. They'd brave an active battlefield to get a look at a German model.
He recounted the experience vividly in his logbook, his first ground-level view of the trenches. When he ran out of blank pages, he began writing in the margins, filling the space between lines with all the graphic details. Smoke of every putrid color. The kookaburra call of the machineguns. And smells. Oh, the smells! Not unlike, I imagine, the one which now makes me hold my sleeve to my mouth, blocking out the stench of burning petrol over something ranker.
Papa, dear valiant Papa, though, would not be dissuaded. He braved the gunfire. He reached the plane to find…I know not what, as the final pages of the log are burnt black.
One thing I know; if I am to fly, I will need a good throttle, one part Papa's plane still lacks. I approach the cockpit, bracing my boot against the plane's rattling wing to jerk open the door. As soon as I do, though, I regret my audacity, a realization chilling my soul. I should have known what I'd find in that cockpit, a part as predictable as the engine, the tail, the wings.
I did not know he would have no face.
The pilot slumps over the throttle, his fleece jacket covered in the blood no longer pulsing through his ghostly fingertips.
I thought he'd have eyes, at least.
Seeing his swollen limbs, I feel my father's dread flowing through me like ink filling up every white space on an already blackened page. Utter destruction. Smoke of every color. Oh, to see it all from the sky, so very small, no corpses, no stiffened fingers.
Just what this pilot must have seen, before he fell. When he had eyes.
I do not back away, even as the rankness fills my nose. Instead, I force myself to bend over the body, peel back the bloodless fingers and gouge the throttle from the plane. When I return to the air, it tastes so sweet I feel guilty for breathing as the pilot never shall again.
I will never fly, I realize, even as I grip a plane's throttle for the first time, my fingers now bloodless as the corpse, and as unfeeling. But I will fix Papa's plane, that if ever this war ends, and if I live to have a daughter, she may someday see these horrific moments as small, like distant memories, fields seen from a plane's cockpit.
Words written in the margins.
Deborah Rocheleau's work has been published by Tin House, YA Highway, the Young Adult Review Network, and 100 Word Story, as well as other venues.
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Not All Who Wander Are Lost, by Sylvia Heike –>

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Home News Terrorism EU Must Address Iran's State Terrorism
EU Must Address Iran's State Terrorism
Mahmoud Hakam
In a webinar hosted by the International Committee in Search of Justice (ISJ), EU experts called on EU leaders to halt Iran's terrorism.
This article is part of our series that explores Tehran's terror activities and Iranian diplomat Assadollah Assadi's role in a bombing plot against the opposition rally in Paris in June 2018.
In an online conference hosted by the International Committee in Search of Justice (ISJ) on January 28, experts called on the European States, particularly High Representative of the EU for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Joseph Borrell, to adopt a firm approach against Iran's state terrorism.
Notably, on February 4, a court in Antwerp of Belgium would issue its verdict against senior Iranian diplomat Assadollah Assadi and his three accomplices on charges of terrorism.
On July 1, 2018, European law enforcement arrested this terror cell during a joint anti-terrorism operation. German authorities detained Assadollah Assadi in Bayern State after delivering 1lb of TATP explosive material. Belgian and French security forces arrested Assadi's accomplices on their territories.
Tehran Doesn't Limit Its Terrorism to a Single Bombing
Since then, EU prosecutors revealed more evidence and documents about the involvement of top Iranian authorities in the case. Earlier, the Iranian opposition coalition National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) disclosed that Iran's Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) was behind a bombing plot against the opposition's rally on June 30, 2018.
"As I emphasized during my seven-hour testimony, the SNSC presided over by [President] Hassan Rouhani, made the decision to bomb the Iranian Resistance's annual gathering at the Villepinte, and the regime's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei approved it," NCRI President-elect Maryam Rajavi said, adding, "Khamenei, Rouhani, [Foreign Minister] Javad Zarif, and the mullahs' Intelligence Minister Mahmoud Alavi must face justice for decades of crimes and terrorism."
Alejo Vidal-Quadras, former Vice-President of the European Parliament
As the first speaker, Alejo Vidal-Quadras said, "We have been very critical of the appeasement policy toward Iran simply because it doesn't work. This policy does not work, has never worked, is not working and will always be counterproductive."
I advise EU policymakers that if you want peace and stability in the region if you want #HumanRights to be respected in #Iran, do not engage with this regime. Because it encourages it with human rights violations, terrorism, and proxy wars— @VidalQuadras https://t.co/JZTIaJgXNF
— IranNewsUpdate (@IranNewsUpdate1) January 28, 2021
Vidal-Quadras, who had attended the Free Iran 2018 gathering, emphasized that NCRI president-elect Maryam Rajavi was the main target of the bomb attack. "I was sitting very close to Madam Rajavi. First-rank political figures were sitting in a space of a few meters around her. You can imagine the consequences if such an attack succeeded," the former EU vice-president added.
"We know that the Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, the regime President Hassan Rouhani and the always-smiling Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, all three knew about the attack, all three agreed to the attack, and all three ordered it. If you reflect on this, you can imagine the scope of this attack," Vidal-Quadras said.
Giulio Terzi, former Italian Foreign Minister
"The [Assadollah Assadi's case] is not a case among others, not just a judiciary event. It is a turning point for understanding in full of how Iran and its criminal structure of terrorist activity threaten Europe," said Giulio Terzi.
Assadollah Assadi is not a case among others, not just a judiciary event. It is a turning point for understanding full of how #Iran and its criminal structure threaten Europe. This is a regime that is the number one state sponsor of terrorism— @GiulioTerzihttps://t.co/JZTIaJgXNF
Terzi also highlighted the need to further investigate Tehran's terror network in Europe. "Only four people have been discovered. What about the other people on this network who remain in Europe? A considerable network of criminals are waiting for orders to carry out terrorist activities," he said.
"Europe's lack of proper action has emboldened Iranian authorities in pursuing their malign activities. The Iranian government has been convinced that it has impunity no matter what it does in Europe," Terzi said, emphasizing the necessity of reviewing EU policy toward Tehran.
Struan Stevenson, former MEP from Scotland
"As a diplomat, you can't make hundreds of visits to different countries without permission from your ambassador," said Struan Stevenson, referring to Assadi's track record of constantly visiting European countries to coordinate with his network of agents.
Assadollah Assadi used the diplomatic cover to cause an attack that could have killed hundreds of women, men, and children… As a diplomat, you can't make hundreds of visits… This plot was ordered by Khamenei, Rouhani, Zarif, and Alavi— @STRUANSTEVENSONhttps://t.co/JZTIaJgXNF
"And the ambassador takes his command from Tehran. There's no doubt that this plot was ordered by Khamenei, Rouhani, Zarif, and Intelligence Minister Mahmoud Alavi. The EU must hold all of them to account. But there has been a deafening silence from Europe. Borrell has typically said nothing," he added.
"The trial of Assadollah Assadi is the tip of a massive terrorist iceberg. The regime uses its embassies as terror cells for bomb attacks and kidnappings," Stevenson emphasized.
Paulo Casaca, former MEP from Portugal
"The mullahs have relied on the lack of political courage and honesty of those in charge in European countries. As one of the tens of thousands of potential victims in the Paris attack, I would like to thank Belgian authorities for their professional handling of the case," said Paulo Casaca.
The mullahs have relied on the lack of political courage and honesty of those in charge in European countries. As one of the tens of thousands of potential victims in the Paris attack, I thank Belgian authorities— @paulocasaca1 #EUTime4FirmIranPolicyhttps://t.co/JZTIaJgXNF
Casaca also emphasized that the Iranian regime has banked on the lack of political courage and honesty of those in charge in European countries to expand its terror activities.
"European institutions should reinforce European unity, uphold the rule of law, and ensure the protection of values that keep our countries together, including freedom and protection from terrorism. They must not bow to foreign terrorist powers that want us to bow before them. The regime must not enjoy impunity in causing terrorism," Casaca added.
EU needs to be firm against Iran's state-sponsor of terrorism
Furthermore, in his remarks, Former Italian Foreign Minister Giulio Terzi acknowledged a letter signed by European dignitaries, calling their leaders to adopt a firm approach toward Tehran's terror activities.
"I and around 20 former members of European governments from 12 governments signed a letter of proposals to the President of European Commission, to EU foreign policy chief Joseph Borrell and other leaders in the EU, and urged them to take firm measures against the terrorist activities of the Iranian regime," Terzi said.
Read the Letter Here
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Q: Fluent NHibernate no data being returned I have been successfully using NHibernate, but now I am trying to move to Fluent NHibernate.  I have created all of my mapping files and set up my session manager to use a Fluent Configuration.  I then run my application and it runs successfully, but no data is returned.
There are no errors or any indication that there is a problem, but nothing runs.
when using NHibernate, if I don't set my hbm xml files as an embedded resource, this same thing happens.  This makes me wonder what I have to set my Map classes to.  Right now, they are just set to Compile, and they are compiled into the dll, which I can see by disassembling it.
Does anyone have any thoughts as to what may be happening here?
Thanks
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A: Does the executing assembly contain the fluent mapping classes? I would try:
.Mappings(x => x.FluentMappings.AddFromAssemblyOf<MappedType>())

Where MappedType is a class that has a fluent mapping.

A: They should just be set to compile, that's fine. Nothing special needed here. The problem is most likely in your fluent configuration rather than the mapping.

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In Lotus Notes, when I create an attachment, I click on "My Documents" shortcut, and it should take me to My Documents folder.
BUT Lotus Notes is adding it as an attachment instead."
Fixed in Lotus Notes 6.5.1, with a setting added to the Notes.INI, FIRE PHASERS SHELL_LINKS=1.
SHELL_Links=1 will cause Lotus Notes to treat the shortcut as a link.
About FIRE PHASERS: While I was typing this out, I suddenly remembered the FIRE PHASERS Novell login script command. I was thinking it would make a good age test for any of your Novell techs.


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The Data Transformation of Universities
With all the news about elections, caravans, shootings and attorney generals, maybe you missed the various stories about real transformations at our top universities.
On October 15 MIT announced the Stephen A. Schwarzman College of Computing. Schwarzmann donated $350 million to the effort as part of an expected billion-dollar commitment that will pay for a new building and fifty new faculty.
"As computing reshapes our world, MIT intends to help make sure it does so for the good of all," says MIT President L. Rafael Reif. "In keeping with the scope of this challenge, we are reshaping MIT. The MIT Schwarzman College of Computing will constitute both a global center for computing research and education, and an intellectual foundry for powerful new AI tools. Just as important, the College will equip students and researchers in any discipline to use computing and AI to advance their disciplines and vice-versa, as well as to think critically about the human impact of their work.
Two weeks later the University of California at Berkeley announced a Division of Data Science to be led by an associate provost reporting directly to the provost (like a dean).
"Berkeley's powerful research engine, coupled with its deep commitment to equity and diversity, creates a strong bedrock from which to build the future foundations of this fast-changing field while ensuring that its applications and impacts serve to benefit society as a whole," said Paul Alivisatos, executive vice chancellor and provost. "The division's broad scope and its facilitation of new cross-disciplinary work will uniquely position Berkeley to lead in our data-rich age. It will simultaneously allow a new discipline to emerge and strengthen existing ones."
Sorry Berkeley, you are anything but unique. Every major research university is trying to build up expertise in computing and data science given the demands of students, industry and researchers across nearly all academic disciplines who need help and guidance in collecting, managing, analyzing and interpreting data.
Here at Georgia Tech, where we've had a College of Computing since 1990, we recently started an Interdisciplinary Research Institute in Data Science and Engineering and a Interdisciplinary Research Center in Machine Learning both to be housed in a twenty-one story CODA building that will open next year in Midtown Atlanta (sounds impressive when I write it down).
I could go on for pages on how other universities are rethinking and transforming themselves. Earlier this year Columbia (who hired Jeannette Wing to run their data science institute) held a summit of academic data science leadership. The report shows we have much to do.
The real secret is that none of us have really figured it out, how to meet the escalating needs for computing and data and integrating it across campus. We aim at a moving target problem as we sit just at the beginning of the data revolution that will reshape society. The future looks rocky, scary and fun.
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Seroprevalence of Toxoplasma gondii infection in arthritis patients in eastern China
Tian, A. L., Gu, Y. L., Zhou, N., Cong, W., Li, G. X., Elsheikha, H. M., Zhu, X. Q.
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Background: There is accumulating evidence for an increased susceptibility to infection in patients with arthritis. We sought to understand the epidemiology of Toxoplasma gondii infection in arthritis patients in eastern China, given the paucity of data on the magnitude of T. gondii infection in these patients. Methods: Seroprevalence of T. gondii infection was assessed by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay using a crude antigen of the parasite in 820 arthritic patients, and an equal number of healthy controls, from Qingdao and Weihai cities, eastern China. Sociodemographic, clinical and lifestyle information on the study participants were also obtained. Results: The prevalence of anti-T. gondii IgG was significantly higher in arthritic patients (18.8%) compared with 12% in healthy controls (P < 0.001). Twelve patients with arthritis had anti-T. gondii IgM antibodies - comparable with 10 control patients (1.5% vs 1.2%). Demographic factors did not significantly influence these seroprevalence frequencies. The highest T. gondii infection seropositivity rate was detected in patients with rheumatoid arthritis (24.8%), followed by reactive arthritis (23.8%), osteoarthritis (19%), infectious arthritis (18.4%) and gouty arthritis (14.8%). Seroprevalence rates of rheumatoid arthritis and reactive arthritis were significantly higher when compared with controls (P < 0.001 and P = 0.002, respectively). A significant association was detected between T. gondii infection and cats being present in the home in arthritic patients (odds ratio [OR], 1.68; 95% confidence interval [CI]: 1.24 - 2.28; P = 0.001). Conclusions: These findings are consistent with and extend previous results, providing further evidence to support a link between contact with cats and an increased risk of T. gondii infection. Our study is also the first to confirm an association between T. gondii infection and arthritis patients in China. Implications for better prevention and control of T. gondii infection in arthritis patients are discussed.
Tagged: antibodies, antitoxoplasma, arthritis, autoimmunity, Cerebral toxoplasmosis, congenital toxoplasmosis, disease, expression, oocysts, prevalence, rheumatoid-arthritis, risk factors, seroprevalence, tnf-alpha, Toxoplasma gondii


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Championship Thinking in Sports – Sports Success Rx!
Guest Dr. Paul Stricker, Board-Certified in Pediatrics & Sports Medicine is passionate about helping youth maximize potential and minimize pressure emphasizing key developmental levels. He draws from his experience as team physician for the U. S Olympic Committee & the U.S. National swim, soccer, gymnastics & basketball team and his book, Sports Success Rx!


Dr Nathan Faggian is a technical expert focused on machine learning, big data and analytics using the Google Cloud Platform. As a Google cloud consultant his role is to help large enterprise adopt and make the best use of cloud computing through technical leadership and guidance.
Nathan holds a PhD in computer science (computer vision) and has been an academic in multiple domains, with a career that has spanned computational science, meteorology and medical science.
Prior to Google, Nathan was a high performance computing section head, predictive services manager and research scientist at the Australian Bureau of Meteorology, Data Scientist and Applied Scientist at Microsoft and Research Fellow at the Centre for Neuroscience at Melbourne University.


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I'm super happy with all the progress my super RC students are making in our new RC class! 3 example videos of students who started with mat work from scratch just 3 months ago (Oz even later, because of an injury) - and look at them now!
Next RC class starts on August 2, with registration opening July 10.
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Hanoi to introduce women-only buses during peak hours
The capital city administration plans to operate women-only buses on certain routes during peak hours on trial basis as a move to counter sexual harassment and stealing.
It has instructed the Hanoi Transport and Services Corporation (Transerco) to implement this plan.
Nguyen Quoc Hung, Vice Chairman of the Hanoi People's Committee, said at a recent conference that women-only buses should be introduced in areas where female workers and students are vulnerable to sexual assault.
He said the move aims to combat sexual harassment of women and girls in public transport.
A survey of 2,046 people, conducted recently in Hanoi and HCM City, showed that 57 percent of the women aged 16 and above felt sexual harassment was most likely to happen on the streets.
As many as 87 percent of the surveyed women and girls said that they had experienced sexual harassment in various forms, including being whistled and stared at, having their physical appearance commented upon and being teased and touched on sensitive parts of their bodies.
About 31 percent of school girls said they'd suffered sexual harassment on buses, according to the survey, which was conducted by ActionAid Vietnam and the Research Centre for Gender, Family and Environment in Development.
Previously, the National Trafic Safety Committee had asked the city to identify locations, public transport routes and road sections where sexual harassment occurs most often.-VNA
President Nguyen Xuan Phuc on January 19 attended a ceremony to open the main road of Trung Luong-My Thuan expressway, a key route linking the Mekong Delta with Ho Chi Minh City and localities in the southern key economic region.
Postal service suppliers give helpful hand to farmers in online trade
COVID-19 orphans in HCM City receive Tet gifts
Nearly 1,500 Tet gifts were presented to children orphaned by the COVID-19 pandemic in Ho Chi Minh City, and the southern provinces of Dong Nai and Binh Duong from January 16-18 under a programme launched by the Hope Foundation.
Education ministry asked to re-open schools at earliest
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has asked the Ministry of Education and Training (MoET) to partner with the Health Ministry to hold a nationwide teleconference collecting experts, scientists and localities' feedback on a detailed roadmap to re-opening schools and educational establishments nationwide.
Library for semi-boarding elementary school in Ha Giang inaugurated
A Room to Read library for a semi-boarding ethnic minority elementary school in Minh Son commune, Bac Me district, the northern province of Ha Giang was inaugurated on January 18.
Bonuses for Lunar New Year 2022 down slightly
Average bonuses for both New Year and Lunar New Year (Tet) festivals 2022 in 60 cities and provinces were down slightly, reported the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs.
COVID-19 forces suspension of Hanoi spring festivals
Many spring festivals in the capital city of Hanoi will be halted as it is applying COVID-19 preventive measures.


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import java.io.IOException;

import jef.json.JsonUtil;
import jef.tools.JXB;
import jef.tools.X;
import jef.tools.XMLFastJsonParser;
import jef.tools.XMLUtils;
import jef.tools.string.RandomData;

import org.junit.Test;
import org.w3c.dom.Document;
import org.xml.sax.SAXException;

import com.alibaba.fastjson.JSONObject;

public class XMLJsonTester extends org.junit.Assert{

	/**
	 * 飒飒
	 *
	 * @throws SAXException
	 * @throws IOException
	 * @throws IllegalAccessException
	 * @throws InstantiationException
	 */
	@Test
	public void ttt() throws SAXException, IOException, InstantiationException, IllegalAccessException {
		BeanForTest p = RandomData.newInstance(BeanForTest.class);
		JSONObject s =(JSONObject) JsonUtil.toJsonTree(p);

		{
			//对象到xml的直接转换,再转回来
			Document doc = XMLUtils.newDocument();
			JXB.objectToXML(p, doc);
			System.out.println("==================Document Style jxb===================");
			X.print(doc);

			BeanForTest o=(BeanForTest)JXB.elementToObject(doc.getDocumentElement());
			assertEquals(p.getName(), o.getName());
		}

		{
			//对象到xml的第一种转换,再转回来
			Document doc = XMLFastJsonParser.DEFAULT.toDocument(s);
			System.out.println("==================Document Style 1===================");
			X.print(doc);

			JSONObject r1 = XMLFastJsonParser.DEFAULT.toJsonObject(doc);
			BeanForTest p1 = JsonUtil.convert(r1,BeanForTest.class);
			assertEquals(p.getName(), p1.getName());
		}

		{
			Document doc = XMLFastJsonParser.SIMPLE.toDocument(s);
			System.out.println("==================Document Style 2===================");
			X.print(doc);

			JSONObject r2 = XMLFastJsonParser.SIMPLE.toJsonObject(doc);
			BeanForTest p2 = JsonUtil.convert(r2,BeanForTest.class);
			assertEquals(p.getName(), p2.getName());

		}
	}
}


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Norway election results see Conservatives set to lose power – and a surge for the left
By Thomas Judge
THIS WEEK'S election in Norway saw the country's left-wing parties return a majority of representatives, ousting the incumbent right-wing government and ending the premiership of Erna Solberg.
The two main right-leaning parties, the centre-right Conservative Party and right wing Progress party, both lost vote share and seats in the Storting between them, losing a combined total of 15 seats.
The Progress Party had previously been in coalition with the Conservatives, but left in 2020. At the time of the election, the Conservatives led a coalition including the Liberal Party and Christian Democratic Party.
The result left a large majority for the country's various left-wing parties, with the outgoing Erna Solberg Prime Minister conceding defeat.
However, despite coming out on top, the Norwegian Labour Party dropped both vote share and a single seat, although its leader Jonas Gahr Støre looks likely to be the country's next leader.
Parties to the left of Labour, the Socialist Left, the Green Party, and the Red Party picked up seats (eleven between them).
Finally, the Centre Party, coming from the traditional nordic Agrarian background and who did not support the previous government, gained nine seats, the most by any single party. This surge in popularity makes them the third-largest group, making gaining their support crucial in the upcoming coalition talks.
The election has seen Norway enter something of an existential crisis as it asks itself what its economy will look like in the future if it moves away from oil, its largest export and backbone of the economy, making up around 40 per cent of exports.
Whether – and how fast – Norway moves away from oil is yet to be seen as conflicting views are represented across the left parties which will form the government.
Norway has a famously unique position towards the EU – being a non-member but with very close ties to the trading bloc.
The new set of elected parties on the left have a myriad of views on further integration, or further distancing, from the EU, so seeing how the country moves under the upcoming government could be interesting.
The main question now seems to be whether the coalition government includes five or three parties.
The Centre-Labour-Socialist arrangement seems most likely (similar to the last time the left was in power in the country), but this only guarantees a slim majority.
The inclusion of the Greens and Red party would secure a more significant majority but lead to a more fractious coalition in terms of policy differences. There are also questions as to whether the Centre party would work with the hard left Reds.
In whatever forms, if this comes to pass, it represents another country in Europe where the traditional centre-left party has been returned to power – after eight years in opposition in this case – with the backing of a minor, more left-wing party which has risen in popularity.
Spain, Portugal and Denmark being similar cases.
All eyes are now on Germany, and Canada across the Atlantic, to see if similar arrangements are the results of their respective elections.
This article was updated on September 17, 2021 to clarify that the Progress Party was not in the governing coalition at time of the election.
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03/20/2003 Entry: "too much pain"
When I got home after not saying good-bye to anyone, I went to my room. I took off my shoes, and layed my stuff down on my bed. My cat, Raisu, looked at me in panic and ran out. I closed the door, layed down on my bed, and started crying, thinking of what I'm going to type in my weblog.
I've always assumed I was a nice person. I've always tried to put people's feelings before mine, because that's what I think is right. I've always wanted everyone to be happy.
Now, after a long time, I've been thinking a lot about me, my best friends, my boyfriend, and about what's going on.
I promised myself that I would never fall under depression again, but I'm already too late. I have been for a very, very long time.
I want to be open with Ivan and not be afraid to tell him something because I'm scared I'll hurt him.
I want to be able to answer Carisa truthfully with, "Yes, my day has been wonderful!"
I want to feel Jason hug me and know that he loves me.
But I can't do this... And maybe... it isn't my fault... Maybe my sister is right: it isn't my fault and I'm just assuming this because I love them so much. I do love them all very, very much... But everyday, it's the same old thing... And I don't think I can take it anymore.
I'm the worst in these situations. All I can do/say is this... *hugglez rae to death* We love you rae-chan, love you lots.
Aww.. so things did get worse huh? I'll talk to you later, sorry I never talked to you much last night, I was kinda busy catching up on missed skewlwork. Please feel better soon. I hate seeing my Rae-baby down.


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Q: JFileChooser, want to lock it to one directory I have this program where u can download files and i want the JFileChooser to be locked to one folder(directory) so that the user cant browse anything else. He can only choose files from for example the folder, "C:\Users\Thomas\Dropbox\Prosjekt RMI\SERVER\". I have tried so search but did not find anything.
The code I have is:
String getProperty = System.getProperty("user.home");
JFileChooser chooser = new JFileChooser(getProperty + "/Dropbox/Prosjekt RMI/SERVER/"); //opens in the directory "//C:/Users/Thomas/Dropbox/Project RMI/SERVER/"
int returnVal = chooser.showOpenDialog(parent);
if (returnVal == JFileChooser.APPROVE_OPTION) {
System.out.println("You chose to open this file: " + chooser.getSelectedFile().getName());

And this is working fine, but now i can go to the folder Project RMI, that i don't want it to do.
Thanks in Advance :)
Edit: What I did with your help:
JFileChooser chooser = new JFileChooser(getProperty + "/Dropbox/Project RMI/SERVER/");
                chooser.setFileView(new FileView() {
                    @Override
                    public Boolean isTraversable(File f) {
                        return (f.isDirectory() && f.getName().equals("SERVER"));
                    }
                });
                int returnVal = chooser.showOpenDialog(parent);
                if (returnVal == JFileChooser.APPROVE_OPTION) {
                    System.out.println("You chose to open this file: "
                            + chooser.getSelectedFile().getName());
                }

A: Set a FileView and override the isTraversable method so that it returns true only for the directory you want the user to see.
Here is an example:
String getProperty = System.getProperty("user.home");
final File dirToLock = new File(getProperty + "/Dropbox/Prosjekt RMI/SERVER/");
JFileChooser fc = new JFileChooser(dirToLock);
fc.setFileView(new FileView() {
    @Override
    public Boolean isTraversable(File f) {
         return dirToLock.equals(f);
    }
});

A: Make a custom FileSystemView, use it as the argument to one of the JFileChooser constructors that accepts an FSV..

A: In my case I needed to disable both directory navigation and choosing a different file extension Here's another approach for posterity: a small recursive method to disable the navigation controls:
private void disableNav(Container c) {
for (Component x : c.getComponents())
  if (x instanceof JComboBox)
    ((JComboBox)x).setEnabled(false);
  else if (x instanceof JButton) {
    String text = ((JButton)x).getText();
    if (text == null || text.isEmpty())
      ((JButton)x).setEnabled(false);
    }
  else if (x instanceof Container)
    disableNav((Container)x);
  }

Then call as follows:
JFileChooser fc = new JFileChooser(imgDir);
disableNav(fc);
FileNameExtensionFilter filter = new FileNameExtensionFilter("Images", "jpg", "gif", "png");
fc.setFileFilter(filter);
...


Waterloo, Ontario – Caroma®, the world leader in innovative, high-efficiency toilet suites and sinks, has made a generous contribution in the form of product certificates to Habitat for Humanity®. The foundation's affiliates have been able to utilize the full amount contributed by Caroma to carry out their dedicated mission of making home a matter of conscience and action.
The donation comes as part of the partnership that Habitat for Humanity has with the Canadian Institute of Plumbing and Heating (CIPH). CIPH is a not-for-profit trade association, acting as a single, unified voice for the plumbing and heating industry in Canada. Through the ongoing support of CIPH members like Caroma, Habitat for Humanity continues to help more families across Canada each year.
Since Habitat for Humanity first took root in Canada in 1985, they have been intent on achieving one very important goal: to help break the cycle of poverty by ensuring Canadians everywhere have a safe, decent and affordable place to live. The miracle of a Habitat for Humanity home isn't the structure itself; it's the change that it enables. The houses they build help families build new lives by providing safe, stable and healthy living environments. Caroma's generous commitment of product certificates, exchangeable for high-efficiency toilets, sinks, and other products for the bath, makes a direct and significant impact on those in need. The water-conserving products they donate also further Habitat for Humanity's green mission.
"On top of all the great things Habitat for Humanity does, whenever possible, they build sustainable, energy-efficient and healthy housing," added Kirkpatrick. "Lending our support to them is firmly in line with our conservation-minded philosophy that 'one flush can make a difference' in the world," he concluded.
home a matter of conscience and action.


Sideboards come in a wide range of styles, forms and finishes. And with a slight twist in their overall silhouette they can be used in different ways while still becoming the focal point of any room they adorn. Most modern sideboards rely on simple, straight lines, a hint of minimalism and innovative design to bring the best of form and functionality together. The large surface area on top of a sideboard gives you the perfect opportunity to create a dashing and elegant display. Yet it is the storage space beneath that often is the real winner. A sideboard can solve many of your design conundrums in a single go!
Whether it is called a server, credenza a long cabinet or a living room console – the modern sideboard is branded in a variety of ways by different décor makers. Some have short legs, while others sit even closer to the ground. Then there are those that float gently above ground to create a more visually spacious interior. Today, we bring to you 20 latest modern sideboards that wow with variety, creativity and space-savvy goodness.
Modern sideboards are not all about refined gray panache and simplicity clad in a cloak of white. A revival of retro and vintage patterns has seen even sideboards being draped in flowery finishes. What was a piece of décor that one would hope to find on the set of 'That '70s Show' has now become a common addition to the contemporary living room, entry or even the dining room. If the flowery pattern seems like a touch too much then simple stripes or even chevron finish can do the trick. Geo motifs and subtly curved edges can also make a big impact in the living room dominated by straight lines.
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Pattern and textural beauty laced into one!
The wooden sideboard has been revitalized by the recent decorating trend that has seen a spurt in the use of natural materials and locally soured timber. Apart from being a more eco-conscious choice, these fabulous wooden sideboards usher in textural contrast without seeming out of place. Style and decorate them in an understated fashion to ensure that it is the sideboard that manages to garner the most attention. Combine the woodsy, rustic finish with metallic, meshed doors and you have a sideboard that seems more industrial than classic.
The contemporary sideboard in gray is undoubtedly the most popular in many modern settings and it is bound to remain the case for the foreseeable future. A gray sideboard allows those decorative pieces above it to make a bigger visual impact even while ensuring that the color scheme of the room remains unaffected. It also lets you combine an eclectic collection of accent additions, the gallery wall, vases or other accessories placed on or around it. Versatile and smart, the gray sideboard can fit into most living rooms, dining spaces or even entryways with ease.
Sideboard with glass doors is an instant showstopper!
The living room console and media unit is quickly becoming a smart sideboard in its own unique way and the line between the two is being blurred with each passing day. Just remove the television set from the equation and decorate it with books, art pieces, framed posters, a series of vases or any other collection that you fancy and you have a beautiful focal point. The right pendant or accent lighting only adds to the sophistication and uniqueness of this decorating idea.


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Yankees Acquire OF Andrew McCutchen
By Corey Young on August 31, 2018
The New York Yankees have acquired former NL MVP and 4x Silver Slugger Award Winner Andrew McCutchen. On the season, McCutchen is hitting .255 with 15 home runs with 55 RBI. In […]
Josh Donaldson Dealt to Cleveland
32-year-old third baseman Josh Donaldson has been traded to the Cleveland Indians from the Toronto Blue Jays. Donaldson gives the Indians another strong right-handed bat in the middle of their lineup, even […]
Rams Make DE Aaron Donald Richest Defenseman in NFL History
The Los Angeles Rams have signed defensive end Aaron Donald to a 6-year, $135 million contract, making him the richest defesneman in NFL history. The deal includes $87 million guaranteed, and a […]
32-year-old Elvis Dumervil Retires from NFL
32-year-old defensive end Elvis Dumervil has retired from the NFL after 12 career seasons. Dumervil recorded 105.5 sacks, 264 tackles, and 23 forced fumbles throughout his career. His list of accomplishments: 5× Pro […]
15-year Veteran David West Retires from NBA
34-year-old David West has retired from the NBA after 15 career seasons with the New Orleans Hornets, Indiana Pacers, San Antonio Spurs, and Golden State Warriors. West's career highs were 21.0 points […]
Jets Trade QB Teddy Bridgewater to New Orleans
The New York Jets have shipped quarterback Teddy Bridgewater to the New Orleans Saints. The move paves the way for rookie Sam Darnold to become the Jets starting QB. In 4 career […]
Atlanta Hawks Sell Arena Naming Rights to State Farm for $175M
The Atlanta Hawks have agreed to an arena naming rights deal with State Farm for $175 million over 20 years. The venue, previously named Phillips Arena, has gone through $192.5 million in […]
Browns LB Mychal Kendricks Indicted for Insider Trading
Cleveland Browns linebacker Mychal Kendricks has been indicted for charges of insider trading. Kendricks has a career earnings of $20,944,444 in NFL contracts from the Philadelphia Eagles. He signed a 1-year, $2.25 million […]
Seahawks extend WR Tyler Lockett with $31.8M Deal
The Seattle Seahawks have signed WR Tyler Locket to a 3-year, $31.8 million contract. The deal is worth a max value of $37.8 million and contains $20 million guaranteed. "It's a lot of […]
Blue Jays Place Josh Donaldson on Waivers
The Toronto Blue Jays have placed third baseman Josh Donaldson on trade waivers. The former AL MVP has hasn't been in the lineup since May 28 due to a calf injury, but […]
Packers Sign Aaron Rodgers to 4-year, $134M Extension
The Green Bay Packers have signed 34-year-old QB Aaron Rodgers to a 4-year, $134 million contract extension. The deal includes $100 million in guarantees. Rodgers, a 2x MVP and Super Bowl Champion, […]
MLB Pitchers to Watch: Stats & Fantasy Value
Some of the top arms in baseball return to the mound Tuesday evening in the MLB. Find out their statistics and daily fantasy value here. Max Scherzer, Washington Nationals Record: 16.6, 2.13 ERA […]
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This weekend, my boyfriend and I celebrated our one year anniversary by visiting the W Hotel in Hong Kong for their signature seafood + champagne brunch (HK$798 per person including free flow Perrier-Jouët Grand Brut NV Champagne). Admittedly, we're a little early in our celebrations because this evening, I'm off to Switzerland for around 1.5 weeks to enjoy the fresh mountain air (yes, I know - tough life!).
To start off with, we were offered our freeflow champagne served at our table (which was constantly topped up throughout the day, so big thumbs up for the service), although there is also the option of going yourself to a drinks table that is stocked with a margarita machine, mojitos, bloody marys, gin, and peach and strawberry bellinis. There are also cute bottles full of cucumber water with mint (refreshing), lemongrass tea (disappointingly bland) and lemon water, plus two types of detox smoothies.
The first food counter you'll come across is full of cold cuts: ham, prosciutto, salami, chorizo etc, as well as a few salad variations and a solid selection of cheeses.
On the opposite back wall is a platter of fresh smoked salmon, petite lobster croissants (which are very good even though I'm not a lobster or croissant person), a "foie gras and berry garden" consisting of grilled foie gras, raspberry jelly and maple syrup jelly (foie gras purists, don't get too excited: it tastes like a mousse, which means it doesn't have the full rich and creamy texture or flavour), and the salmon gravadlax (which we recommend).
At the seafood station, there are oysters, Boston lobster (both claw and body), snow crab, yabbies, mussels (surprisingly plump although slightly salty), prawns and brown bread crab, as well as crab soup (the pumpkin version isn't too creamy, so don't be worried about being too full after that). This is the most popular section of the buffet, so be sure to prioritise a visit there if you're a seafood lover.
The main counter offers a variety of meat (predominantly beef and lamb) grilled over a small fire, Mediterranean style (which results in a slightly tough texture and smokey flavour), as well as beef sliders and strips of Wagyu beef, vegetables, and Chinese dishes such as char siew, sweet and sour pork, and Chinese kale. There is also other Chinese dim sum favourites on offer at the very end of the corner counter, plus customised soup noodles.
Around the side of that is the Japanese section, which surprised me by being my favourite. The salmon and octopus sashimi was very fresh, and the salmon sushi (made in squares and triangles but with a Japanese style of adding a few condiments like seaweed) was delightful. Unfortunately in contrast, the soba noodles were disappointingly bland.
Dessert was the most impressive: the W Hotel went all out by offering a full length dessert counter including a variety of mini apple tarts, chocolate tarts, chocolate cake (which appeared to be a ganache but was disappointingly a mousse), chocolate mousse, chocolate truffles, cheesecakes, small cupcakes, and a giant cupcake (which got obliterated by the end with everyone carving a slice out of it!).
Tucked away on another side of the buffet area is a Haagen Dazs ice cream counter that also offers alcoholic Nice Pops in lemon and berry flavour, and most impressive of all, piping hot, hand made churros made right in front of you. I recommend grabbing a bowl of chocolate ice cream, adding a few churros, and getting some marshmellows covered in dripping chocolate from the nearby chocolate fondue fountain to top it off. Absolutely decadent!
On top of all this, and something I thought was a unique touch, was the final station at the entrance of the restaurant, designed to appeal to kids (and big kids like me). Dubbed a takeaway station, it offers small sealable bags with which you can fill up with a selection of candy from the large jars (go for the sour worms - they run out the fastest!).
Interestingly, despite the freeflow champagne, there were quite a few children hanging around, so it is a place you can bring your family. The atmosphere was fantastic: despite the fact that half the people were dressed up in gorgeous Summer dresses and the other half were in flip flops or sneakers, by the end, everyone was drunk, chattering and very jovial.
This brunch is only available from noon until 3pm every Sunday at The Kitchen in the W Hotel.


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Minor is a station of the Tashkent Metro on Yunusobod Line. It was opened on 24 October 2001 as part of the inaugural section of the line, between Ming Orik and  Habib Abdullayev.

The station is decorated with columns made of red granite and located at the center of the platform. The walls are decorated with marble dark colors.

References

Tashkent Metro stations
Railway stations opened in 2001
2001 establishments in Uzbekistan

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Barton moves to Birmingham airport
17 Dec 2018 12:44 pm | Molly Dyson | 0 Comments
Birmingham airport has named Nick Barton as its new CEO, effective 7 January 2019.
Barton today announced his departure from Luton airport, where he has been CEO since 2014, with current planning and investment director Alberto Martin in place to succeed him.
Birmingham airport has recently announced its 15-year Master Plan and Barton will oversee the implementation of a £500 million programme to upgrade and expand the capacity of the hub's terminal operations, aircraft stands and support facilities.
The airport expects to grow from its current 13 million passengers a year to 18 million over the life of its Master Plan.
Barton joins with 27 years' experience in managing and leading infrastructure and property operations. In addition to his tenure at Luton, he was part of the senior management team at Stansted for eight years, including as managing director, as well as holding executive roles at BAA Plc (now Heathrow Airport Holdings).
As CEO at Luton, Barton oversaw the delivery of a £160 million terminal transformation project.
Barton commented: "I am thrilled to be joining Birmingham airport to deliver the board's vision and strategy for this critical piece of national and regionally significant transport infrastructure. Birmingham airport is on the threshold of a very exciting chapter in its development and I am delighted to have been given the responsibility to lead and shape the future of the airport."
Tim Clarke, chairman of Birmingham airport, said: "We have carried out an extensive search of the aviation sector for a new chief executive. The board is delighted to have secured such a proven and experienced individual to execute our ambitious vision for the development of the airport. His record in generating strong growth brings the quality of leadership needed to fully realise the potential of this vital asset for the West Midlands economy and the region as a whole.
"I would also like to thank Simon Richards, chief financial officer, who has acted as managing director over the last year, and the executive team for the excellent progress that has been made in developing the draft Master Plan for the airport's expansion and for achieving strong improvements in customer service and operational effectiveness."
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FUTURE ENERGY SYSTEMS – IN EUROPE AND BEYOND
Malgorzata Wiatros-Motyka
RDK 8 coal-fired power plant in Karlsruhe, Germany. Image: EnBW
Meeting of VGB Technical Committee, 5 May 2021.
Established in 1920, VGB is a Germany-based global technical association for power and heat generation companies. As such, VGB is technically focused and does not participate in political lobbying but is very active in communicating factual data to inform policymakers.
'Future Energy System' is one of VGB's technical committees, which was set up to guide VGB's policy on how to shape the future integrated energy system in Europe. VGB itself has no preferred technologies; it is technically neutral. The committee provides VGB with information on a range of technologies and draws on representatives of 31 organisations within a wide field of renewable and fossil energy suppliers and research institutes, including Ørsted, STEAG, EnBW, EVN, EDF, Fraunhofer, Vattenfall, RWE, CEZ, Latvenergo, Uniper, VERBUND, RheinEnergie, and IEACCC. The committee's focus is on developing practical options for a future energy system including different energy sources such as variable renewable generation, fossil fuel generation, energy storage and sector coupling (energy transformation technologies such as power-to-X) to aid the transition to low or zero-carbon generation. Normally, the committee would meet twice a year in person, often at a member's installation, such as a power plant or pilot demonstration. However, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the meetings now take place online, three times a year.
The meeting last week included VGB's updates on its activities, two presentations, and a round table discussion where committee members shared their news on ongoing and planned projects.
Ms Doreen Kückelmann, the committee advisor, gave an update on VGB activities. These include implementing a VGB Hydrogen Program, different projects on this topic and developing a VGB industry guide on hydrogen. This guide will provide an overview of hydrogen products and services and will be of value to different stakeholders. It will be issued annually. Work on the first edition, "Hydrogen Industry Guide 2021/2022," is ongoing.
A guest presentation was given by Dr Constanze Adolf, who talked about LUMENION GmbH's steel-based combined heat and power storage system. The technology achieves up to 95% efficiency and has a smaller footprint than other storage systems due to the high energy density of steel. Another advantage of the system is that it can be built from recycled steel. The technology is used currently at 2.4 MWh size, but work towards a 20 MWh application is nearly complete, and there are plans to scale up to a GWh level. The high-temperature storage system works at 650°C and can work with different types of generators, including renewables, but it can also complement conventional fossil fuel power plants.
Sector coupling with high-temperature steel storage. Courtesy of Lumenion.
A presentation was given by Mr Bernd Abröll from EnBW, which is one of the largest energy suppliers in Germany and Europe and owns the famous RDK8 plant in Karlsruhe – the most efficient single reheat coal power plant in the world (see my recent report Increasing efficiency of pulverised coal-fired power plants, 2021). Mr Abröll talked about an ongoing company transformation 'from the energy supplier into a sustainable and innovative infrastructure partner' and highlighted the company's activities towards achieving climate neutrality in 2035.
The round table discussion and members' updates on their activities were very interesting. They showed efforts towards decarbonisation of their respective assets and the search to find new practical solutions for the changing energy sector. Many members are involved in various projects, including CCUS, hydrogen, storage, and repurposing of some assets. For example, the committee chair Mr Carsten Hendriksen, who represents Ørsted, which is the largest energy company in Denmark, talked about very interesting projects ongoing or planned on some of their biomass units. One of them will include hydrogen production at a 2 MW electrolyser installed at the biomass-fired Avedøre power station. Produced fuel will be then transported to Copenhagen for use in taxis or lorries. The project is expected to be in operation by the end of the year.
I thoroughly enjoyed the committee meeting and feel privileged to learn first-hand how so many organisations plan to achieve carbon neutrality. No doubt, all the innovations and projects will shape the future energy system in Europe and beyond. I am looking ahead to future meetings, which will hopefully be in person soon. Information on some of the previous committee meetings can be found in my colleague Colin Henderson's blogs, whom I replaced on the committee last year.
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June 08, 2017 | By Ioana Patringenaru
Engineer's Lifelong Dream of Becoming an Astronaut Comes True
Robb Kulin earned a Materials Science Ph.D. at UC San Diego and joins NASA's new astronaut class
Jacobs School alumnus Robb Kulin is joining NASA's new crop of astronauts. Photo: NASA
An alumnus of the University of California San Diego is part of the new class of astronauts NASA announced June 7, 2017. Robb Kulin earned his master's and PhD degrees in materials science from UC San Diego. He made nearly every decision in his career with an eye toward going to space, according to his Ph.D. advisor, nanoengineering professor Kenneth Vecchio from the UC San Diego Jacobs School of Engineering.
Kulin is currently a senior manager for flight reliability at SpaceX, where he has worked for the past six years. He is part of a class of 12 astronauts chosen from more than 18,300 people who submitted applications to NASA. He will report for duty in August to begin two years of training.
"Congratulations to UC San Diego alumnus Robb Kulin for being named one of NASA's 2017 class of astronaut candidates today," said Chancellor Pradeep K. Khosla. "UC San Diego is a great institution for space careers – two other alumni have already made their mark in space: Kate Rubins spent 115 days at the International Space Station, and Megan McArthur played a key role in repairing the Hubble telescope."
Vecchio, Kulin's PhD advisor, wrote him a recommendation letter for his astronaut application. "Robb was by far the most adventurous graduate student I have ever had in my research group here at UC San Diego," said Vecchio, Kulin's PhD advisor who wrote a recommendation letter for his astronaut application.
While working on his PhD, Kulin twice took leaves from his research to go on three-month excursions to Antarctica and work at facilities that drilled ice cores in the West Antarctic ice sheet. The cores are records of the planet's climate.
"Robb has always wanted to be an astronaut, and the excursions to Antarctica were part of his personal preparation for going into space," Vecchio also said. "He knew then what it would take to build a resume to be considered for the space program, and nearly every decision he has made in his career was with an eye toward being selected for the astronaut program, including his desire to work at SpaceX. I could not be more proud of the personal achievement for Robb to fulfill his dream of being selected as an astronaut."
In Vecchio's research group, Kulin co-authored several papers on composite materials and on dynamic bone fractures. His first job after earning his Ph.D. was drilling ice cores in Antarctica's Taylor glacier. He then landed a job as a structures and integration engineer at Space X in 2011 and worked his way up to lead the company's Launch Chief Engineering group in Hawthorne, Calif.
He somehow also found the time to earn a private pilot license and enjoys playing the piano, as well as photography, running, cycling, backcountry skiing and SCUBA diving. He also enjoys rafting in small, inflatable boats that can be carried long distances on the ground, a sport known as packrafting.
Before coming to UC San Diego, Kulin was a Fulbright Scholar in Italy and earned a bachelor's in mechanical engineering from the University of Denver. A native of Alaska, he has experience as a commercial fisherman. Kulin's parents, Stephen and Karen, still live in Anchorage. He is the youngest of three siblings.
After their training, Kulin and his fellow astronauts could be assigned to missions on the International Space Station; launch from American soil on spacecraft built by commercial companies, including Space X; and launch on deep space mission on NASA's new Orion spacecraft. Incidentally, a company founded by UC San Diego engineering alumnus Robert Kolozs – San Diego Composites – manufactures and tests more than 1000 parts for Orion.
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Moving a teen during these years of pre-adulthood, and particularly those latter years of high school, can have serious academic, social, and psychological consequences. So, it's no surprise that teens are devastated when they hear they have to surrender their universe of friends and relationships, and begin that complex process of rebuilding their social and emotional bonds, all over again.
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Lewis Hamilton a cut above in final day of Bahrain testing
By Chris EstradaApr 9, 2014, 11:39 AM EDT
Capping a stellar run this week at the Bahrain International Circuit for Mercedes, Bahrain Grand Prix winner Lewis Hamilton paced today's second and final day of Formula One testing.
Hamilton logged a lap of 1 minute, 34.136 seconds and turned 120 laps in the Mercedes W05. His time was 1.4 seconds ahead of the second-fastest time, which was set at 1 minute, 35.557 seconds by Toro Rosso's Jean-Eric Vergne.
Mercedes later confirmed that Hamilton's hot lap was set on a development tire from Pirelli, which got good use out of both Merc and Williams (with driver Felipe Nasr):
Plan for today with @WilliamsRacing and @MercedesAMGF1 is testing of four new compounds and three new structures (with each team)
— Pirelli Motorsport (@pirellisport) April 9, 2014
Yesterday, Hamilton's teammate Nico Rosberg – who finished second to the former World Champion in the Grand Prix after a spirited late-race duel – topped the charts in Day 1 of the Bahrain test with a lap of 1 minute, 35.697 seconds.
McLaren rookie Kevin Magnussen was third-fastest today despite sustaining a suspension failure that threw him into a gravel trap before the lunch break.
Fourth-quickest was Sergio Perez of Force India, who turned in a 63-lap day, and Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo completed the Top 5 – albeit at almost 3.2 seconds off the pace of Hamilton.
Marussia's Jules Bianchi was sixth on the charts, with the second-highest total of laps at 93. Giedo van der Garde stepped in for Sauber today and went P7.
Following the Dutchman was Ferrari's Fernando Alonso (eighth), who had his day cut short when his F14 T chassis was found to be damaged.
"After the necessary checks were made, the team decided to bring the test to a premature end as a precautionary measure," the team said in a statement that also disclosed that Alonso was to run a series of "set-up tests, carried out on data based from yesterday."
Caterham rookie Marcus Ericsson was ninth-fastest but got 66 laps in until an electrical problem with his CT05's Energy Recovery System caused him to stop the car on track and wound up ending his day.
Williams tester Nasr was 10th on the charts, with Lotus' Romain Grosjean left in last place among the competitors. Like teammate Pastor Maldonado yesterday, he suffered a terminal issue on his Renault power unit.
FORMULA ONE TESTING – BAHRAIN, DAY TWO
Unofficial Times
1. Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes – 1:34.136, 120 laps
2. Jean-Eric Vergne, Toro Rosso – 1:35.557, 64 laps
3. Kevin Magnussen, McLaren – 1:36.203, 26 laps
4. Sergio Perez, Force India – 1:36.586, 63 laps
5. Daniel Ricciardo, Red Bull – 1:37.310, 67 laps
6. Jules Bianchi, Marussia – 1:37.316, 93 laps
7. Giedo van der Garde, Sauber – 1:37.623, 77 laps
8. Fernando Alonso, Ferrari – 1:37.912, 12 laps
9. Marcus Ericsson, Caterham – 1:39.263, 66 laps
10. Felipe Nasr, Williams – 1:39.879, 64 laps
11. Romain Grosjean, Lotus – 1:43.732, 16 laps
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NOAH Drops Anti-Trump "God Protect Robert Mueller" T-Shirt
By Renz Ofiaza in Clothing
New York's NOAH channels youthful optimism for its FW18 collection, but for one of its newest releases, the brand has unveiled an exclusive "God protect Robert Mueller" T-shirt.
The phrase "God protect Robert Mueller" originally came from the legendary artist and filmmaker Spike Lee. We teamed up with some of our friends who share that sentiment, like Chris Gibbs of UNION Los Angeles, on a collaborative T-shirt that symbolizes our support of Mueller's important work. We hope Spike Lee's words similarly inspire other artists and creators to join us in sending a message. – It's safe to assume that most of you know who Robert Mueller is. Just to be safe though, we'd like to take the time to explain what the Mueller investigation is actually about. Robert Mueller has been assigned to investigate the possible connection between people within the United States and the Russian government tampering—or attempting to tamper—with the 2016 Presidential Election, with the goal of aiding Donald Trump in becoming our commander-in-chief. – Our personal politics aside, we believe this investigation is absolutely necessary. Robert Mueller and his team should be allowed to see this investigation through to completion. Multiple times, Donald Trump has spoken about firing Mueller and his team while the investigation is still underway. This raises a serious question: why would the president of the United States want to fire someone whose job it is to get to the bottom of events that may threaten our democracy? Shouldn't the president be the biggest champion of our democratic process? – As a show of solidarity with our peers and everyone else loudly supporting the Mueller investigation, 100% of proceeds from this shirt will go to Generation Citizen. Generation Citizen is a non-profit helping to teach students across the country how to get actively involved in the political process. By empowering the youth to make a difference in the messy politics of our country, we hope to enable the next generation to live in a better country than we have. – Whatever the results may be the Mueller investigation will have tremendous implications either way, whether there was collusion from within our government or not. We're living in dangerous times, therefore we'd like to say: God protect Robert Mueller.
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The quote, derived from Spike Lee, symbolizes NOAH, as well as other brands like UNION, UNDFTD and more to showcase their support of Robert Mueller. If you're not aware, Robert Mueller has been assigned to investigate the possible connection between people within the United States and the Russian government on tampering, or attempting to tamper with the 2016 Presidential Election, with the goal of aiding Donald Trump in becoming the POTUS.
The T-shirt styled in all-black, flaunts the phrase "God protect Robert Mueller" prominently on the chest, and the brands in solidarity featured on the back. It's also worth noting that all of the proceeds from this shirt will go to Generation Citizen, a non-profit organization that helps to teach students across the country on how to get actively involved in the political process.
Priced at $30 USD, you can cop it at NOAH's NYC flagship and online store now.
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Q: Adding bindingRedirect element in web.config when upgrading from asp.net mvc 1 to asp.net mvc 2 I have got a question with regards to upgrading asp.net mvc applications from v1 to v2...
I've noticed in the ASP.NET MVC v2 Release notes that we need to add this code (please see below) when upgrading, but it did not state what would be the purpose of it because I've tried experimenting some of my apps to asp.net mvc 2 without adding this particular section in web.config.
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  <assemblyBinding xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1">
    <dependentAssembly>
      <assemblyIdentity name="System.Web.Mvc"
          publicKeyToken="31bf3856ad364e35"/>
      <bindingRedirect oldVersion="1.0.0.0" newVersion="2.0.0.0"/>
    </dependentAssembly>
  </assemblyBinding>
</runtime>

Would there be implications should I not place this?
Thanks!

A: What this code does is pretty much tells your entire project that if there happen to be any old leftover references to MVC 1.0, then it should instead go try and use the 2.0 version instead. And I believe this would be inherited by class libraries as well where you might forget to update references.


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May 13, 2022 | General, Local
The Shasta Dems are hosting a a Meet 'n Greet for congressional candidate Max Steiner Monday, May 23, 2022, 6-8 pm at the Redding Labor Hall, 900 Locust St., Redding, 96001.
A fifth-generation Californian, Max was born and raised in Sacramento and lives with his wife Nika in Chico. He served in the U.S. Army's 10th Mountain Division, stationed in Iraq, where he earned a Combat Infantry Badge. After graduating from UC Berkeley Max rejoined the Army Reserves, and currently serves as First Sergeant in a Civil Affairs Company. He served as a Foreign Service officer with expertise in agricultural economics in Honduras, Mexico, the Sinai Peninsula, and Washington, DC, and is pursuing a PhD in Policy Analysis on diplomacy and development.
District One deserves a congressman who will both stand up to defend our democracy and sit down to write legislation, and Max vows to be that Congressman. He has served his country as a soldier and a diplomat in some of the most dangerous regions of the world, under Republican and Democratic Presidents alike. He is a principled centrist, a man with fresh ideas and a desire to solve real problems.
Max's brother lost his family home to the Carr Fire. "He cleared out the wreckage and rebuilt his home," Max recalls. "It's time for us to clear Doug LaMalfa out of office and rebuild Congress to solve problems for all Americans."
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