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Q: Transaction problem with JPA2-spring-Hibernate Hi I got a problem with the above integration of the frameworks.
I'm using JPA2 in a maven configuration with the library versions:

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*Spring 3.0.5

*Hibernate 3.5.4

*Hibernate-jpa-2.0-api-1.0.0.Final

I'm using the persistence.xml:
<persistence-unit name="AccountingPU" transaction-type="RESOURCE_LOCAL">
        <provider>org.hibernate.ejb.HibernatePersistence</provider>
        <class>com.westernacher.wps.bnotk.fibu.domain.BaseEntity</class>
        <class>com.westernacher.wps.bnotk.fibu.domain.AccountSettings</class>
        <!-- This is not any more necessary, it will be done in spring config.
        <properties>
            <property name="hibernate.ejb.cfgfile" value="/hibernate.cfg.xml"/>
        </properties> -->
    </persistence-unit>

and the applicationContext.xml:
<context:annotation-config />
    <context:component-scan base-package="com.westernacher.wps.bnotk.fibu.dao" />
    <context:component-scan base-package="com.westernacher.wps.bnotk.fibu.service" />
<tx:annotation-driven transaction-manager="txManager"
    proxy-target-class="false"
    mode="proxy" />

<bean id="entityManagerFactory"
    class="org.springframework.orm.jpa.LocalContainerEntityManagerFactoryBean"
    p:dataSource-ref="dataSource">
    <property name="jpaProperties">
        <props>
            <prop key="hibernate.dialect">${hibernate.dialect}</prop>
            <prop key="hibernate.hbm2ddl.auto">${hibernate.hbm2ddl.auto}</prop>
            <prop key="hibernate.show_sql">${hibernate.show_sql}</prop>
        </props>
    </property>
</bean>

<bean id="dataSource"
    class="org.springframework.jdbc.datasource.DriverManagerDataSource"
    p:driverClassName="${dataSource.driverClassName}" p:url="${dataSource.url}"
    p:username="${dataSource.username}" p:password="${dataSource.password}" />

<context:property-placeholder location="classpath:datasource.properties" />

<bean id="txManager" class="org.springframework.orm.jpa.JpaTransactionManager"
    p:entityManagerFactory-ref="entityManagerFactory" />

The class AccountSettingsDaoImpl is annotated with @Repository.
The methods for database access in this class are marked with @Transactional:
@Transactional(readOnly=false)
    public void save(E entity) {
//      entityManager.merge(entity);
//      entityManager.flush();
        entityManager.persist(entity);
    }

The Test class is the following:
@RunWith(SpringJUnit4ClassRunner.class)
@ContextConfiguration("/applicationContext.xml")
public class AccountSettingsDaoImplTest {

    @Resource
    private AccountSettingsDaoImpl accountSettingsDaoImpl;

    private final static Long id=1L;

    @Test
    public void testSave() throws Exception {
        AccountSettings accountSettings = new AccountSettings();
        accountSettings.setCategory("A");
        accountSettings.setDescription("adlkjsadhad asdlkasdkjahsdlkashd ");
        accountSettingsDaoImpl.save(accountSettings);

        Long localId = accountSettings.getId();
        System.out.println("id="+localId);
    }
}

But running my JUnit-Tests, I will get the following exception:
29.07.2011 18:46:01 org.springframework.test.context.TestContextManager prepareTestInstance
SCHWERWIEGEND: Caught exception while allowing TestExecutionListener [org.springframework.test.context.support.DependencyInjectionTestExecutionListener@127e942f] to prepare test instance [com.westernacher.wps.bnotk.fibu.dao.AccountSettingsDaoImplTest@6b9c18ae]
org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanCreationException: Error creating bean with name 'com.westernacher.wps.bnotk.fibu.dao.AccountSettingsDaoImplTest': Injection of resource dependencies failed; nested exception is org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanNotOfRequiredTypeException: Bean named 'accountSettingsDaoImpl' must be of type [com.westernacher.wps.bnotk.fibu.dao.AccountSettingsDaoImpl], but was actually of type [$Proxy23]
    at org.springframework.context.annotation.CommonAnnotationBeanPostProcessor.postProcessPropertyValues(CommonAnnotationBeanPostProcessor.java:300)
    at org.springframework.beans.factory.support.AbstractAutowireCapableBeanFactory.populateBean(AbstractAutowireCapableBeanFactory.java:1074)
    at org.springframework.beans.factory.support.AbstractAutowireCapableBeanFactory.autowireBeanProperties(AbstractAutowireCapableBeanFactory.java:374)
    at org.springframework.test.context.support.DependencyInjectionTestExecutionListener.injectDependencies(DependencyInjectionTestExecutionListener.java:110)
    at org.springframework.test.context.support.DependencyInjectionTestExecutionListener.prepareTestInstance(DependencyInjectionTestExecutionListener.java:75)
    at org.springframework.test.context.TestContextManager.prepareTestInstance(TestContextManager.java:321)
    at org.springframework.test.context.junit4.SpringJUnit4ClassRunner.createTest(SpringJUnit4ClassRunner.java:220)
    at org.springframework.test.context.junit4.SpringJUnit4ClassRunner$1.runReflectiveCall(SpringJUnit4ClassRunner.java:301)
    at org.junit.internal.runners.model.ReflectiveCallable.run(ReflectiveCallable.java:15)
    at org.springframework.test.context.junit4.SpringJUnit4ClassRunner.methodBlock(SpringJUnit4ClassRunner.java:303)
    at org.springframework.test.context.junit4.SpringJUnit4ClassRunner.runChild(SpringJUnit4ClassRunner.java:240)
    at org.junit.runners.BlockJUnit4ClassRunner.runChild(BlockJUnit4ClassRunner.java:50)
    at org.junit.runners.ParentRunner$3.run(ParentRunner.java:193)
    at org.junit.runners.ParentRunner$1.schedule(ParentRunner.java:52)
    at org.junit.runners.ParentRunner.runChildren(ParentRunner.java:191)
    at org.junit.runners.ParentRunner.access$000(ParentRunner.java:42)
    at org.junit.runners.ParentRunner$2.evaluate(ParentRunner.java:184)
    at org.springframework.test.context.junit4.statements.RunBeforeTestClassCallbacks.evaluate(RunBeforeTestClassCallbacks.java:61)
    at org.springframework.test.context.junit4.statements.RunAfterTestClassCallbacks.evaluate(RunAfterTestClassCallbacks.java:70)
    at org.junit.runners.ParentRunner.run(ParentRunner.java:236)
    at org.springframework.test.context.junit4.SpringJUnit4ClassRunner.run(SpringJUnit4ClassRunner.java:180)
    at org.eclipse.jdt.internal.junit4.runner.JUnit4TestReference.run(JUnit4TestReference.java:49)
    at org.eclipse.jdt.internal.junit.runner.TestExecution.run(TestExecution.java:38)
    at org.eclipse.jdt.internal.junit.runner.RemoteTestRunner.runTests(RemoteTestRunner.java:467)
    at org.eclipse.jdt.internal.junit.runner.RemoteTestRunner.runTests(RemoteTestRunner.java:683)
    at org.eclipse.jdt.internal.junit.runner.RemoteTestRunner.run(RemoteTestRunner.java:390)
    at org.eclipse.jdt.internal.junit.runner.RemoteTestRunner.main(RemoteTestRunner.java:197)
Caused by: org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanNotOfRequiredTypeException: Bean named 'accountSettingsDaoImpl' must be of type [com.westernacher.wps.bnotk.fibu.dao.AccountSettingsDaoImpl], but was actually of type [$Proxy23]
    at org.springframework.beans.factory.support.AbstractBeanFactory.doGetBean(AbstractBeanFactory.java:349)
    at org.springframework.beans.factory.support.AbstractBeanFactory.getBean(AbstractBeanFactory.java:194)
    at org.springframework.context.annotation.CommonAnnotationBeanPostProcessor.autowireResource(CommonAnnotationBeanPostProcessor.java:435)
    at org.springframework.context.annotation.CommonAnnotationBeanPostProcessor.getResource(CommonAnnotationBeanPostProcessor.java:409)
    at org.springframework.context.annotation.CommonAnnotationBeanPostProcessor$ResourceElement.getResourceToInject(CommonAnnotationBeanPostProcessor.java:541)
    at org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.InjectionMetadata$InjectedElement.inject(InjectionMetadata.java:147)
    at org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.InjectionMetadata.inject(InjectionMetadata.java:84)
    at org.springframework.context.annotation.CommonAnnotationBeanPostProcessor.postProcessPropertyValues(CommonAnnotationBeanPostProcessor.java:297)
    ... 26 more
29.07.2011 18:46:01 org.springframework.context.support.AbstractApplicationContext doClose

Can anyone help me?
Best Regards, Daniel

A: You can't inject proxies by concrete type (if they are made by interface) - you should use the interface instead:
@Inject
private AccountSettingsDao accountSettingsDao;

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Q: What's the difference between the "global queue" and the "main queue" in GCD? Among some other ways, there are these two ways to get queues in GCD:
dispatch_get_global_queue(DISPATCH_QUEUE_PRIORITY_DEFAULT, 0);

dispatch_get_main_queue();

If I'm not completely wrong, the "main queue" is executing on the main thread and is good for "callback" blocks which execute UI work.
Does this mean a "global queue" is one that runs on a background thread?

A: The main queue does indeed run on the main thread like you say.
The global queues are concurrent queues and from the main page for dispatch_get_global_queue:

Unlike the main queue or queues allocated with
  dispatch_queue_create(), the global concurrent queues
  schedule blocks as soon as threads become available ("non-FIFO" completion order). The global concurrent
       queues represent three priority bands:
       •   DISPATCH_QUEUE_PRIORITY_HIGH
       •   DISPATCH_QUEUE_PRIORITY_DEFAULT
       •   DISPATCH_QUEUE_PRIORITY_LOW

Blocks submitted to the high priority global queue will be invoked before those submitted to the
  default or low priority global queues. Blocks submitted to the low priority global queue will only be
  invoked if no blocks are pending on the default or high priority queues.

So, they are queues which run on background threads as and when they become available. They're "non-FIFO" so ordering is not guaranteed.

A: Yes. You can run code like this on a device to test it:
dispatch_async(
    dispatch_get_global_queue(DISPATCH_QUEUE_PRIORITY_DEFAULT, 0), ^{
            NSLog(@"Block 1a");
            NSAssert(![NSThread isMainThread], @"Wrong thread!");
            NSLog(@"Block 1b");
        });
dispatch_async(
    dispatch_get_global_queue(DISPATCH_QUEUE_PRIORITY_DEFAULT, 0), ^{
            dispatch_async(dispatch_get_main_queue(), ^{
                    NSLog(@"Block 2a");
                    NSAssert([NSThread isMainThread], @"Wrong thread!");
                    NSLog(@"Block 2b");
                });
        });

A: Global dispatch queue :

*

*Tasks in concurrent queue executes concurrently  [background threads]

*Tasks are still started in the order that they were added to the queue

Main dispatch queue :

*

*Available serial queue that executes tasks on the application's main
thread.

*It is usually called from a background queue when some
background processing has finished and the user interface needs to
be updated.

A: The 5 queues (4 background, 1 main) all have different thread priorities (-[NSThread threadPriority]) too:
                            -main- : 0.758065
      DISPATCH_QUEUE_PRIORITY_HIGH : 0.532258
   DISPATCH_QUEUE_PRIORITY_DEFAULT : 0.500000
       DISPATCH_QUEUE_PRIORITY_LOW : 0.467742
DISPATCH_QUEUE_PRIORITY_BACKGROUND : 0.000000

(tested on an iPod 4th gen and the simulator on a MacBook Pro)


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A Brief History of Spy Movies: Part Three
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THE LE CARRÉ ADAPTATIONS
In the past two posts I review Harry Palmer movies and a dozen spy pictures from 1966 to 2006. This post is devoted to the film adaptations of the godfather of spy novels.
Roger Ebert described John Le Carré's novels as "chess problems in which one solution is elegant and all of the others take too many moves." There've been many through the years, and what follows is an incomplete list. Sidney Lumet directed a Le Carré in 1966, called The Deadly Affair, starring James Mason. I'm still tracking this one down, and have yet to see The Little Drummer Girl (1984), directed by George Roy Hill.
The Spy Who Came In From The Cold (1965), directed by Martin Ritt.
Maybe the least glamorous spy movie ever, it's about a very embittered and angry fellow—with Richard Burton effortlessly conveying those emotions—working in British intelligence who is asked to defect to the enemy to help sow disinformation about an East German intelligence officer.
The first act is Burton playing the very convincing role of an alcoholic former intelligence operative living in the run-down London neighbourhood working in a library and beginning a relationship with Clare Bloom. Then he's off to the Netherlands where he's interrogated by Sam Wanamaker. Eventually there's a tribunal. The conclusion in East Berlin is about as harrowing as it gets.
It's very wordy and very bleak, and no one gets out alive.
The Looking Glass War (1969), directed by Frank R. Pierson.
This one's got some pretty avant garde stuff going on in its look, like a 360-degree camera pan in a pub. Christopher Jones is a Polish refugee, Leiser, who gets recruited by the British secret service to sneak into East Germany to investigate the possible existence of intercontinental ballistic missiles. He's trained by Anthony Hopkins, and includes a great wrestling scene between the two of them. Leiser seems irresistible to women, including Susan George, but has there ever been a less sympathetic hero? He beats women and kills people for no good reason. About halfway in Leiser goes on his mission and the rest of the spy masters disappear, and then it's something of a roadtrip across Spain (passing, poorly, for Germany).
The Russia House (1990), directed by Fred Schepsi, adapted by Tom Stoppard.
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The May-October love affair is unlikely but their chemistry is genuine, and I think this is one of those spy thrillers that works just as well as a romance. At two points in the movie the plot deftly flashes back, to give you a different perspective of events we'd seen previously. The locations are gorgeous, and Roy Scheider and Ken Russell are both along for the ride. There's great Branford Marsalis sax in the score. It has a sweetness missing from a lot of spy movies. It even ends with a freeze-frame.
For more on this film, please go here.
The Tailor of Panama (2001), directed by John Boorman.
Geoffrey Rush as the titular tailor who knows everyone, shows Pierce Brosnan's smug and exiled MI:6 agent around Panama City. The film dips into satire, but it all feels a little lugubrious and the colonial overtones are a bit much. Brendan Gleeson plays a local Hispanic character, which is objectively a terrible idea, while Rush sees visions of the spirit of his dead partner. Jamie Lee Curtis is also weirdly cast as Rush's wife. None of it works.
The Constant Gardener (2005), directed by Fernando Mereilles, starring Ralph Fiennes, Rachel Weisz, and Danny Huston.
This is a gorgeous-looking piece about a heartbroken British diplomat in Kenya whose activist wife (Weisz) has been murdered. Turns out she was investigating the work big pharma was doing locally and had evidence that they were testing drugs on the African populace with dangerous side effects, but hiding those results in order to avoid further expensive development and get the drug to the market. This is a great movie, but one with a genuinely tragic love affair at its core, and its message about corrupt corporations taking advantage of the impoverished is bitter and brutal. Probably accurate, too.
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (2011), directed by Thomas Alfredson, written by Bridget O'Connor and Peter Straughan
Gary Oldman is Smiley, along with the best thespian stock: Colin Firth, Tom Hardy, John Hurt, Toby Jones, Mark Strong, Benedict Cumberbatch, and Ciarán Hinds. It's about the effort to sniff out a double agent in the heart of British Intelligence, and is as dense a spy drama as has ever been made. I've seen it twice and I couldn't accurately describe the plot, but will say that it never fails to grip, with the talent above all bringing terrific work in perfectly appointed 1970s sets, costumes, and hair.
A Most Wanted Man (2014), directed by Anton Corbijn, and written by Andrew Bovell.
Philip Seymour Hoffman in one of his last leading roles, as a disheveled and disenchanted German spymaster working in Hamburg, who's still trying to make up for the failure of 9/11 by running a team of people trying to recruit individuals with connections to terrorist organizations, also starring Rachel McAdams, Robin Wright, and Willem Dafoe. It's a solid and compelling spy movie, but it suffers in that same old Hollywood tradition of English-speaking actors speaking in German accents, acting among German actors speaking English, and no one sounds quite right. It's awkward, and it bugged me as much as it did in The Odessa File. I don't know what the secret is to making it plausible, but this particular trope needs to end.
For a more details on this film, please click here.
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The Election Commission had earlier allotted the whistle symbol to newly-formed Bahujan Maha Party (BMP), which has fielded a number of candidates in the state and elsewhere in the country.
However, BMP candidate Ketan Patil withdrew his nomination for the Palghar seat on Friday afternoon.
After his withdrawal, the BVA sensed an opportunity of getting back its whistle symbol, on which it had earlier contested elections.
However, returning officer Prashant Narnavre, told the BVA leaders around midnight that the whistle symbol could be allotted to any other party now.
Disappointed by the decision, the BVA, which has been allotted 'auto-rickshaw' symbol earlier, fears that it may lose its assured votes as most of the voters know the party by 'whistle' symbol.
Although the main contest in Palghar is between Jadhav and Gavit, total dozen candidates are in the fray for the seat.


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Hardik Pandya Gets Slammed By A Notice From BCCI After His Comments On Women On Koffee With Karan!
In the last episode of Koffee With Karan, cricketers Hardik Pandya and KL Rahul were the guests of host Karan Johar. In spite of doing any good with their appearance on the chat show, Pandya and Rahul ended up in a lot of trouble. Pandya was slammed on social media for his misogynistic comments on the show which were cringe-worthy. As the tweets started flooding on social media it created a storm and Pandya had to take responsibility for his actions, and he said that he got "carried away" by the nature of the show.
Pandya posted an apology on social media which read, "After reflecting on my comments on Koffee With Karan, I would like to apologise to everyone concerned who I may have hurt in a way. Honestly, I got a bit carried away with the nature of the show. In no way did I meant to disrespect or hurt anyone's sentiments. Respect".
The right-handed batsman further vowed to never repeat a similar behaviour in the future. "I made these statements in the flow of the show and had not comprehended the extent to which my statements would be found offensive. Rest assured I hold the BCCI in the highest regard and will exercise complete discretion and prudence to ensure that such incidents are never repeated in future," he said.
Just a little recap of what Pandya said on Koffee With Karan, "When I lost my virginity, I came home and said, "Main karke aaya hai aaj" said Pandya as a response of being cool with his parents.
"At a party my parents asked me acha tera wala (women) kaunsa hai (Which are your women)? I said yeh, yeh, yeh (pointing out women) and they were like waah proud of you beta," said the cricketer in one of his comments.


Devotionals meant to enhance your worship experience at home or when you're away. Written by Christian Authors Network officers and members.
If I am lost in a city, I like to go to a map so I can see the "big picture." The same thing is true of discerning God's will. Having an overall general understanding of God's book, character, actions and words helps us to understand God and to understand how He works.
Read the Bible through in a year. The One-Year Bible or one of Tyndale's One Year Bible Devotionals, like Devotions for Women on the Go are options. You might read a new translation or use a different study tool as you read, but year after year – even if it takes you a few years to read it through – God's Word will become anchored into your heart.
Study the Bible chronologically. Studying the Bible this way has helped me form my philosophy and methodology of ministry. For example, because I see how God lays foundations, then builds on them, I want to do the same in my ministry.
Study the character of God. By studying who God is, I get to see how He thinks, acts, and relates to people. When I am in a tough spot, especially when I have to make a quick decision, I go back and ask, "What would God's character have me do?" This year, I had several important decisions on my mind, decisions that would dramatically impact my family, my ministry and my future. I felt compelled to travel back to the place I started my Christian walk more than 30 years ago – in the book of Matthew.
I re-read all the words of Jesus in the gospels, seeking the heart of God on the matter before me.
Dive Deep Into A Topic: For several years, I have been in the psalms. First as one of the writers for Discovering Hope in the Psalms: A Creative Bible Study Experience, then the following few years as a teacher of that study of the Psalms. The benefit of a focused topical study is you move closer to the heartbeat of God in that area of life or scripture.
Other ideas for study are the names of God in the Old Testament, the verses that speak of God as the Father, the names Christ is called in the Old and New Testament, and the names and character of the Holy Spirit. When you layer God's Word into your life on a daily basis, you gain the ability to see things from God's perspective. Jesus explains it with the phrase, "You are in me and I in you" (John 14:20, John 17:21-22). The Word of God is the key ingredient in protecting your life: "Above all else, guard your heart, for it is the wellspring of life" (Prov. 4:23).
A Couples' Journey with God, and Discovering Hope in the Psalms: A Creative Bible Study Experience, and soon to be released Discovering Joy in Philippians. The Farrels are the Co-Directors of Love-Wise.
With Christmas wrapped up and neatly tucked away, we are almost to the end of January. But the hope that a new year brings is still fresh in our hearts and minds.
Maybe this is the year you hope to find a new job, earn a degree, or travel abroad. Maybe this is the year you hope to meet that special someone or start a family.
Hoping for a change, or for something new, is exciting.
But when our hopes and dreams are put on hold, it's hard to be patient.
Proverbs 13:12 says "hope deferred makes the heart sick, but a desire fulfilled is a tree of life." It's only human to want things to fall into place quickly. Waiting for God's perfect timing can be discouraging and painful.
Good things come to those who wait is a saying that's been used in song lyrics and even a Heinz ketchup ad in the 1980s. But the message comes from the Bible and is woven into the pages of Scripture.
"I waited patiently for the Lord; he turned to me and heard my cry" (Psalm 40:1).
And I love this verse. "The Lord is good to those whose hope is in him, to the one who seeks him" (Lamentations 3:25).
When we find ourselves in a season of waiting, we can use this time to draw closer to God, realizing that His ways are not our ways, and that His ways are always best.
Crystal Bowman is a bestselling, award winning author of more than 100 books for children and adults. She is a lyricist for children's piano music, contributor to Clubhouse Jr. Magazine, and presenter at writers' conferences. Her latest book is Mothers in Waiting—Healing and Hope for Those with Empty Arms (Harvest House).
I had weeks of back-to-back speaking engagements. On a trip to Colorado, I remember thinking, "Wow, this is great! My flight got booked with some breathing space. I'll get there early, take a nap, shower and feel so refreshed." I arrived at the Denver airport only to discover that my connecting flight was canceled, and I was stuck in the airport for five hours. I would have to dress for the event in the airport restroom and step off the plane and go immediately to my speaking engagement. My heart sank. How was I ever going to get the rest I needed stranded in an airport?
I walked the terminal and prayed. I spotted an empty gate; one that had a door that opened to the outside with fresh air streaming in. With a little ingenuity, I created my own lounge chair by placing my suitcase under my legs and my purse under my head. I began to read a book by A.W. Tozer about the character of God. The book was packed with verses, and I just devoured it. As I read, some birds hopped into the terminal and began to feed on the crumbs of tourist food. I thought of the verse, "Look at the birds of the air; they do not sow or reap or store away in barns, and yet your Heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not much more valuable than they?" (Matt. 6:26).
I smiled, read the final page of my book and drifted off to sweet slumber – in the airport! I awoke an hour later, refreshed and thankful that those who wait on the Lord gain renewed strength.
Pam Farrel is an international speaker, author of 46 books including Men Are Like Waffles, Women Are Like Spaghetti, Devotions for Women on the Go, and Discovering Hope in the Psalms: A Creative Bible Study Experience. She and her husband Bill co-direct Love-Wise, helping people with their most vital relationships. When she is not speaking or writing, you may find her kayaking to get her mail from her home on a live aboard boat in Southern California.
Several years ago, I was experiencing a season of hardships. The emotional pressure in my life had escalated – facing deadline upon deadline, bad medical news, grief over my father's death, plus the daily stress of church leadership and family responsibilities. I sat in my doctor's office in tears. All I wanted to do was escape, and drive to the beach to spend time with God. Only by talking to God, and having Him talk to me through the Word would salve this pain.
I knew that I would be okay if I could just get to the beach and let God's love wash over me like the waves wash over the sand. So I drove home, told my husband I would be gone for a few hours, and I grabbed my Bible, journal, and a few devotional books. I rushed to the beach, anxious to spend time with God. I read, prayed, journaled, walked, listened – and read some more. Finally, both peace and a plan came.
Today, this is still my path to peace. The Psalmist agrees. "My soul finds rest in God alone!" Find a cozy place with God today, cuddle up with the Word, and let the peace of God wash over you. God's peace is like the waves that wash over your toes planted in the sands, so faithful to come to shore, wave after wave, God's peace will come to your heart, verse after verse, from His Word.
"A ring around the moon!" my heart screamed with sadness. Her heart had drifted so far from God's Word that her decision-making ability had become irrational. That day has stayed with me – primarily because it wasn't an isolated incident.
Our world has become so feelings-based and experiential, women are hopping from one emotional high to another. Sadly, this thinking is also creeping into the church, and into church leadership.
Seeing this, I feel compelled to b e in the Word daily because every day that I might lean on an experience or emotion rather than on God and His Word is one more day my heart drifts further from truth, and further from God. If I don't gird up my mind with the truth, I will drift from the truth.
One way to protect your heart is to learn the strength and wisdom found when you dig deeper into God's Word. In Discovering Hope in the Psalms: A Creative Bible Study Experience, you will learn the skills and the joys of being in the Word of God on a daily journey to find hope and help through God's Word.
7 Simple Skills for Every Woman: Success In Keeping It All Together. She and her husband, Bill co-direct Love-Wise. When they are not traveling for speaking, they love long walks on the beach.


It was a kick in the teeth and the ...! We should have just sealed the points. We had a lot of chances and the game should have been over, well before.
If Charlie's effort had gone in when the feller on the line saved it (Matt Connolly) we would have been comfortable. We've had a one-v-one a minute before they scored.
Matt's (Phillips) had another one-v-one, and let's be honest, Rob's (Green) not had that man saves to make. Cardiff ran around us a lot to be fair to them.
But we haven't taken those chances and in the end we got punished.
He gave us his all - and he did well, but it was time to take him off.
We definitely need to get more bodies in the box, but even we did we didn't get a touch on the ball.
Some parts of the Charlton game were better than today, but Cardiff pressed us so we couldn't play out - and they've got a very good centre half who headed away.
Because we're not privvy to his conditioning, it looked as he'd given his all, and there wasn't much left in the tank.


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The Best of London and Ireland: Vast, vibrant and truly multicultural, London is one of the world's great cities. Located in the southeast of England, on the River Thames, it is the capital of the United Kingdom (UK) and has been the heart of its political, cultural and business life for centuries. As the population of the greater London area pushes inexorably towards the 10 million mark, the city continues to grow and thrive. London's very real multiculturalism is evident on every street (and many restaurant plates) and is a key reason why people love the city. Experience all the charms of the modern London, not least, the extraordinary breadth of London's cultural life, with world-class art galleries and theaters, buzzing nightlife, film, music, culinary and fashion scenes - all while enjoying some of the best company on Earth and with a visit to this loving Bethel home.
Speaking of the London Bethel: As recently announced on JW.ORG a Big project is planned for the Britain Branch in the future but in the meantime you can enjoy your Mill Hill Bethel tour of the new presses and administration facility at IBSA House. Doing so by means of video's and a private tour. You will also have time to examine the 7-panel display on "How the English Bible Came to Us", a excellent informative and encouraging display.
Dublin City Dublin is one of Europe's oldest cities. As well as retaining its historical and cultural charms, Dublin offers trendy bars, elegant restaurants and stylish, cosmopolitan shops and hotels. There's never been a better time to visit Dublin, a city that is rivaling Europe's elite for hip appeal. Dublin is a modern, cosmopolitan city – something that is reflected in vast array of restaurants on offer. Wherever you eat, portions will be generous, especially in pubs. With its coastal location, it's not surprising to find so much seafood on offer in Dublin, in particular smoked salmon and oysters are a favourite and are usually consumed with a Guinness!
Cork, situated on the south coast of Ireland, is the country's second city after Dublin and the largest city in the province of Munster. Most of the city center is located on an island in the River Lee, so there are many bridges from there to the other parts of the city. The name Cork is derived from an Irish word meaning 'marshy place', referring to its location on the Lee. The river flows from the city south to Cork Harbour, one of the largest natural harbors in the world.
Don your most comfortable shoes for Killarney, where town trails offer history lessons and country walks traverse Ireland's first national park, 26,000 acres of woodlands, sandstone mountains and low-lying lakes. In the town center, Killarney House and Gardens provides a break for urban explorers. Renowned Muckross House, with its 15th-century abbey ruins and massive yew tree, is just outside of town.
Galway's streets are steeped in history, yet have a contemporary vibe. Students make up a quarter of the city's population, while the remains of the medieval town walls lie between shops selling Aran sweaters, handcrafted Claddagh rings, and stacks of secondhand and new books. Bridges arc over the salmon-filled River Corrib, and a long promenade leads to the seaside suburb of Salthill, where at night the moon's glow illuminates Galway Bay, where the area's famous oysters are produced. Galway is often referred to as the most 'Irish' of Ireland's cities (and it's the only one where you're likely to hear Irish spoken in the streets, shops and pubs), but some locals lament that these may be the last days of 'old' Galway before it absorbs the effects of the country's globalised economy. But for now at least, Galway remains true to its spirited roots.
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311, pronounced "three-eleven", is an American modern rock band from Omaha, Nebraska.
They are known for their fusion of reggae with rap-metal. Formed of vocalist/guitarist Nick Hexum, lead guitarist Jim Watson, bassist Aaron "P-Nut" Wills, and drummer Chad Sexton, the band derived their name from the Omaha Police Department's code for indecent exposure after the band's original guitarist was arrested for streaking. The band began honing their skills, performing in the local area before moving to Los Angeles, California and signing with Capricorn Records in 1991.
During the 1990s, 311 released a string of albums including the well-received "Music" (1992), "Grassroots" (1993), and "The Blue Album" (1995). The latter peaked at No. 12 on the Billboard 200, helped by the singles "All Mixed Up" and "Down," eventually selling more than three million copies in the United States. Since then, 311 has gone on to release several other albums: "Transistor" (1997), "Live" (from the band's live performances), "Soundsystem" (1999), "From Chaos" (2001), "Evolver" (2003), "Don't Tread on Me" (2005), "Uplifter" (2009), "Universal Pulse" (2011) and "Stereolifhic"(2014).


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Great Falls hosts Russian plane surveilling military
GREAT FALLS, Mont. (AP) — Great Falls hosted a Russian surveillance plane taking aerial photos of military activities in the western U.S. as part of an international treaty.
Great Falls International Airport Director John Faulkner tells the Great Falls Tribune the plane used the airport as its base from last Tuesday to Sunday.
The Treaty on Open Skies has been signed by 34 nations in Europe and North America, along with Russia and Turkey.
The U.S. State Department says the treaty allows unarmed aerial observation of military forces and activities over the territories of the nations who sign. It is meant to improve mutual understanding and promote openness and transparency.
Faulkner says such operations are usually conducted from Air Force bases, but the Great Falls airport received training a few years ago to prepare for the possibility of hosting the Russian aircraft.
Information from: Great Falls Tribune, http://www.greatfallstribune.com


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Carlos Montes Prepares for Senior Season
Written by Lauren Matheson '13, Sports Assistant
As a freshman, Carlos Montes (CM) was a part of an impactful first-year class that helped the Bronco men's soccer team win the 2010 West Coast Conference Championship, the 11th in the program's history. Since then, Montes has remained a key player for the Broncos gaining All-WCC Honors and recognition from professional teams. With the 2013 season fast approaching, Santa Clara Broncos (SCB) caught up with Montes to talk about his experience as a Bronco and what he has been doing over the break to prepare for his senior season.
SCB: As a senior, what are you going to miss most about being at Santa Clara?
CM: As a senior, I will definitely miss the night games played on our home field at Santa Clara. The anticipation and build up along with playing under the lights was always a great feeling that will be missed.
SCB: What sort of legacy do you think you and other seniors will leave for the rest of the team?
CM: I hope that our senior class can leave a sense of hard work and pride for the rest of the team to continue to live and train by everyday on the field. It's always a proud feeling to be able to represent SCU, a school with great soccer history.
SCB: What are you looking forward to most this upcoming season?
CM: This upcoming season, I am looking forward to getting started. Coming back for preseason is always an exciting time. You get to start with a clean slate and begin training in the hopes of building a championship team for the season.
SCB: How did you spend your summer break? What sort of training did you do?
CM: I spent my summer break training in Tucson, Ariz. and playing on the PDL team: FC Tucson. This summer my main focus was on maintaining a high fitness and working on the technical aspect of the game.
SCB: How was it playing with FC Tucson and Houston Dynamo?
CM: It was great to be back playing for FC Tucson. The fans are always great providing an awesome soccer environment. I also had the honor of being able to train with professional MLS teams Houston Dynamo and the Colorado Rapids. Their trainings were a huge eye-opener. The speed of the game is much faster, but it was great to be able to gain some experience and play against and with some pros.
SCB: What goals has the team set for this season?
CM: Our two main goals are always to win a WCC title and a National Championship. In order to reach these goals, the challenge will be emphasizing the importance of our quality in trainings every single day we step out on the field.
SCB: Last year you finished the season with three goals, three assists, with 26 shots on goal, what sort of individual goals have you set for yourself this season?
CM: This year, my individual goals are to lead the team in either goals or assists and do everything I can to help us win.
SCB: You also played in all 19 games last season; do you do anything in particular to keep healthy throughout the season?
CM: I don't think I do anything secret for staying healthy during our season. I simply do the little things like stretching everyday and attempting to eat as healthy as possible.
SCB: Do you have any superstitions or pre-game routines?
CM: I have to do a walk and stretch or juggle the ball every morning on game day.
SCB: Is there any game that you are specifically looking forward to?
CM: I am really looking forward to our away game against New Mexico because they are usually a top 25 team.
SCB: Looking back at your time here as a Bronco, what will be your most memorable moment?
CM: My most memorable moment as a Bronco will definitely be the day we won the WCC title my freshman year.
SCB: What advice would you give to the incoming freshmen on you team?
CM: I would tell the freshmen to enjoy their time at Santa Clara and make the most out of every fall season because it goes by fast. The hard work put in on the off seasons always pays off in the fall.


But in all seriousness, many of you know that I (Dr. Parker) have had my own health struggles of Crohn's, autoimmunities, POTS, arrhythmia, and more. It is very easy for me to become super consumed with me trying to "control� everything that I can (such as my diet, my work load and more) because I feel such a fear of losing control on my health. I feel like I miss out on the little moments because I am worried about the "what if's� next. Does anyone else feel this way? So I chose to enjoy my Spring Break in my favorite ways, spending time with the people I love and through food. I regret adding 5 pounds of bloat and the other accumulation of stuff (💩) because of those choices, but I gained back just a little of that freedom to just ENJOY LIFE in those moments. Now I am back to my grain free diet, but I will definitely be back to try other goodies from this treasure of a bakery the next time I am on that side of town.


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Kingdom of Denmark
National Designated Entity
International Department, Ministry of Energy, Utilities and Climate
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Government/Ministry
Mr. Hans Jakob Eriksen
hajae@kebmin.dk
Energy profile
Denmark (2013)
Extent of network
As in most countries, the electricity grid was built after the Second World War and designed for central generation, which was characteristic of the energy system. As a consequence, Denmark's transmission network operator has experienced problems to balance its grid and several times the system was close to a breakdown (Jensen 2002). This is why the expansion and transformation of the grid is one of the main topics of the Danish electricity agenda. Denmark is a pioneering country when it comes to implementing and testing new network concepts. The transmission operator Energinet.dk is currently implementing the cell concept, shifting more responsibilities for network control to the distribution networks and enabling islanding of individual cells.
Renewable energy potential
SolarOver the last few years, large solar installations for district heating have been established in a number of locations in Denmark. The contribution from solar energy is expected to be 16 ktoe by 2020 as opposed to 10 ktoe in 2005 (0.4 PJ in 2005, 0.7 in 2020)Wind EnergyDenmark is one of the most aggressive countries in the world for wind power and has a relatively long history using it. Since 1988 Denmark has built nearly 3,400 MW of wind capacity. Currently, wind power provides about 20% of Denmark's electricity through more than 5,200 wind turbines, and this is an increase from 2% in 1990. The vast majority of this wind turbine-generated electricity is onshore, but as available land is becoming scarce, an increasing number of wind turbines are found in offshore wind farms.According to the Danish Energy Agency, this aggressive approach to wind power has reduced the country's dependence on fossil fuels and has made Denmark one of the largest European energy technology exporters. Their data show that since 1980 Danish GDP (Gross Domestic Product) has increased by 78%, their energy consumption has remained flat, and their CO2 emissions have decreased by more than most any other European country.Denmark's goal is to meet 50% of its electricity needs with wind energy by 2025, including a near doubling of their wind power capacity to 6,000 MW. They are also investing in the infrastructure to support electric cars, so that wind power will be powering some of their transportation needs.Biomass and BiogasIn 2010, solid biomass and biogas contributed 3,400 GWh to gross renewable electricity production, representing 26% of total gross renewable electricity production. All of this electricity was generated in the form of CHP. Biomass‐fuelled CHP plants have been a common part of the Danish electricity and district heating supply for decades. There are over 200 district heating plants and 15 CHP plants fuelled by solid biomass and 30 biogas‐fired CHP plants.Biomass consumption (wood and straw) in the Danish electricity sector is divided between both power stations and local CHP plants. Around two‐thirds of the straw and wood is consumed by power stations, while one‐third is fired at the 15 or so small local biomass plants. Some 147 local CHP plants – with a combined capacity of 80 MW – use biogas as a fuel. In 2010, power generation from biofuels totalled 3,068 GWh. It has remained relatively stable from one year to the next, but biofuels‐based power generating capacity has been increasing in Denmark in recent years.Denmark is a leader in terms of energy produced from waste, followed by Switzerland and far ahead of IEA third‐ and fourth‐placed Sweden and Austria. In terms of consumption, 91% of waste is used in CHP plants and the remaining part in heat‐only plants. In 2009, nearly half of solid biomass supply was used for heating purposes in the residential sector, 29% in CHP plants, and 17% in heat-producing plants.HydroHydropower makes a very small contribution to renewable electricity supply. Denmark has 38 small‐scale hydroelectric power plants, which in 2009 generated a total of 19,795 MWh. The largest plant, Tangeværket at Gudenåen, has an installed capacity of 3.9 MW.
Energy framework
Energy Strategy 2050: From Coal, Oil, and Gas to Green EnergyThe hallmark of Denmark's energy policy is independence from fossil fuels. In fact, the Danish Government's February 2011 Energy Plan, called "Energy Strategy 2050: From Coal, Oil, and Gas to Green Energy", states this overall goal in its title. The plan states its main goal is independence from coal, oil, and gas by 2050, which in turn will result in Denmark maintaining a secure stable supply of affordable energy and helping to limit global climate change. In addition, achieving this goal will provide economic opportunities for Danish green energy technologies within its own borders as well as in the global market, and will minimize Denmark competing for a shrinking supply of fossil fuel supplies, many of which are in unstable countries.In March 2012 a new political agreement on energy was reached in Denmark. This Energy Agreement is an important step towards fulfilling the 2050 target. 95% of the members of Parliament -i.e. all parties but one- stand behind this Agreement. The Agreement contains a wide range of ambitious initiatives, bringing Denmark a good step closer to the target of 100% renewable energy in 2050. The Agreement covers the period 2012 – 2020.National Renewable Energy Action PlanIn 2020, the Danish Renewable Energy Action Plan expects almost 52% of total electricity consumption to be met by renewables. Almost 60% of this will be wind, with biomass, essentially, making up the rest.The NREAP thus indicates that Denmark is on track to meet and, indeed, exceed its 30% RES target by 0.4 percentage points. In the long term, Danish plans are for 100% renewables. The document indicates that the excess RES is available for use in co-operation mechanisms with other Member States. Denmark's action plan focuses to a large extent on managing consumption, and only a very slight increase in electricity demand is expected between 2010 and 2020. Moreover, the plan indicates that future policies aim to reduce energy consumption in 2020 by 4% compared to 2006.The Agreement lists a large number of actions to be taken during the period 2012 – 2020. These actions will result in more than 35% renewable energy in final energy consumption in 2020. As the Agreement does not go beyond 2020, it does not lay out in detail the path from 2020 to 2050, which will lead to 100% renewable energy in 2050. The Agreement includes 62 actions covering the following areas: energy efficiency, renewable energy for electricity production, district heating, combined heat and power production, use of renewable energy in households and industries, smart grids, biogas production, use of electricity and renewable energy for transport, research, development and demonstration and finally financing of the Agreement.Feed-in tariff (see below section "regulatory framework")
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John J. Conrad of Charlotte, age 57, passed away surrounded by his family and friends on Thursday, August 13, 2020 after a short illness. He was born on April 17, 1963 to Sherwood R. and Kathryn (Staron) Conrad at Ft. Benning Army Hospital in Columbus, Georgia. John was a graduate of Everett High School and the meat-cutting program at Southwest Technical Institute in Fennimore, Wisconsin. He married his wife of 30 years, Debbie Daugherty, on May 26, 1990 in Canton, Michigan. They were blessed with a son, John, and a daughter, Chelsey, along with Debbie's daughters, Sheri and Kristy. John was a conscientious, hard worker and excelled in his occupation as a Journeyman meat-cutter. He worked the majority of his career, thirty-four years, for Meijer, Inc., working in Sterling Heights, Monroe, Mason, and Charlotte, assisting in the start-up of new stores. An avid outdoorsman, John thoroughly supported the management of both the environment and wildlife. A skilled hunter, with the bow and arrow as well as with firearms, John took great pleasure in his "deer camp," where he hosted both family and friends. His other sources of enjoyment were fishing, beekeeping, vacationing at Munro Lake with Grandpa and Grandma Mangler, and sitting on his back porch overlooking the pond and bird feeder. A man with a strong faith, John used the last days of his life to show his love and appreciation for his family. He surprised Debbie a few weeks before his passing by arranging a ceremony renewing their wedding vows. He also arranged the baptism of his and Debbie's grandchildren, Hunter, Adalynn, and Hazel. His brother, Jim, officiated at both ceremonies. Family and friends shared in their celebrations. John was preceded in death by his grandparents, Fred and Agnes (Ondra-Staron) Mangler and Sherwood F. and Helen (Farr) Conrad. He is survived by his wife, Debbie; son, John Conrad; daughters, Chelsey (Ashton) Wood, Sheri (David) Collins, Kristy (Martin) Wilmath; grandchildren, Hunter, Adalynn, and Hazel Wood, Cody and Meghan; great-grandchildren, Rylee, Beau and Blakely Wilmath; his parents; brother, Jim (Helen) Conrad; and many nieces and nephews. A memorial service will be held Saturday, August 29, 2020, 1:00 PM at First Lutheran Church in Charlotte. Masks and social distancing will be observed. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. Friends and family are encouraged to share memories of John on his tribute page at www.PrayFuneral.com The family is in the care of Pray Funeral Home, Charlotte. John's family wishes to thank the many friends and family who brought food, sent cards, and visited John during his illness. A special thanks to Hospice caretakers Ranea and Niccole for their compassionate, patient care.
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It is strange how you can experience a 'run' of things; you may see the same bird constantly for a few days, for instance. In my case, a few days ago, it was little creatures, which we rarely see.
In our garden we have a silly small pond; when we looked at the house before buying, it had fish in it, which we did not want. They duly went, but we still don't know what to do with it. It gets full of leaves and Saharan sand and generally looks rather unpleasant. Recently, it was drying up in the warm temperatures, and I hoped it would complete the process so that I could get into it, and give it a good clean. The recent thundery rain, however, has thwarted that hope, and it has had about half an inch of gunge in the bottom. I happened to check it one morning, and realised that sitting bolt upright in it, looking rather nervous, was a tiny mouse. I have no idea whether it had just fallen in, or had jumped in for some water, but it obviously could not get back up the sheer, slippery sides of the pool. I tried to catch it with the little net I use to retrieve leaves from the water, and eventually did so, but not before I had taken my sandals off and stood in the wet ooze! I duly tipped the wee mouse off on the bank and it disappeared into the hedge.
That one was obviously unharmed, but this morning I found another (or the same one?), who was not so lucky and had expired. They belonged clearly to the same species, and had fairly short tails. I think this must be the mouse which my invaluable "L'Albera" book names as the "souris à queue courte" or "mus spretus". I don't have a book of mammals in English, but think this is the Algerian mouse or western Mediterranean mouse. There are not many distinguishing marks - it is just small!
The evening after I rescued the first mouse, Martine happened to glance outdoors and said that there was a tiny frog sitting quietly on the tiles. So there was, and it continued to sit there peacefully while I took a few photos of it with flash. It was obviously the tiny green rainette méridionale, which lives in our hedges and makes such a noise at night. We had never seen one before, and it seemed odd that it was just there on the terrace tiles - there had been no rain, and they were bone-dry and still warm to the touch. I also wonder where these local frogs spawn; like so many other places around here, everything seems to be dry, prickly and stony!
We have, of course, got geckos, which we occasionally see catching the odd moth. For quite a lot of the year they live behind the shutters, and closing the shutters without trapping a gecko inside the house is quite an art! They always seem to slide away again some how, and don't hang around for long. They are not very colourful, but seem to be able to take on the colour of their surroundings: a few which live in the dark stone of the terrace wall, can look almost black. I assume they must be the ones the book calls:" tarente de Maurétanie"- they certainly make an attractive addition to the local fauna!


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Криптозоологија је псеудонаука која проучава бића за која се претпоставља да постоје, али нису званично класификована (тзв. криптиди).

Назив криптозоологије сложеница је од три речи: криптос, што значи скривен; зоос, што значи животињски; и логос, што значи наука.

Криптозоолози се ослањају на повремене извештаје очевидаца о чудним бићима која се разликују од познатих и класификованих животиња. За та бића користи се израз "криптиди", реч коју је у употребу увео Џон Вал 1983.

Општи увод
Увођење новог термина "криптозоологија" се често приписује зоологу Бернарду Хувелмансу. Међутим, у својој књизи "У потрази са морским змијама", Хувелманс је увођење у употребу овог израза приписао шкотском истраживачу и авантуристи Ивану Т. Сандерсону. Истражујући порекло ове псеудонаучне дисциплине Хувелманс је у свом делу "У потрази за непознатим животињама", објављеном 1955. године као њеног творца навео Ентонида Корнелијуса Удеманса (Anthonid Cornelis Oudemans) и његову студију "Велике морске змије" из 1892. године. Хевелманс је сматрао да криптозоологија мора да има научну основу, али да њен истраживачки приступ мора да буде отвореног и интердисциплинарног карактера. Он је такође истакао да се посебна пажња мора поклонити локалним, урбаним и фолклорним изворима који описују ова бића. Иако су углавном препуне разних фантастичних елемената, народне приче често садрже ситне делиће истине и значајне информације у вези са овим створењима.

Лорен Колеман, модерни популаризатор криптозоологије је у својој књизи "Том Слик: Стварни сусрети у криптозоологији" хронолошки обрадио историју криптозоологије и дао преглед најзначајнијих научника из ове области.

Још једна од значајних књига која се бави криптозоологијом је дело Вилија Леја под називом "Егзотична зоологија", објављено 1959. године. Иако је Леј био познатији по својим радовима на тему ракетне технологије и сродним темама, прошао је обуку из палеонтологије и написао је већи број књига о животињама. Лејова збирка "Егзотична зоологија" има извесног значаја за криптозоологију зато што се у њој обрађују теме као што су "Јети", морске змије и изумрли диносауруси. Прво поглавље књиге, под називом "Мит", разматра могућност да су описи појединих легендарних створења, као што су једнорози или киклопи, можда засновани на стварним животињама (тј. погрешним описом животиња или њихових остатака). Најригорознија научна анализа криптида може се наћи у делима британског зоолога и криптозоолога др. Карла Шукера (Karl Shuker), који је средином 80-их година 20. века објавио 12 књига и више чланака на тему криптозоологије.

Званична наука и криптозоологија

Многи криптозоолози сматрају да криптозоологија заслужује признање као званична научна дисциплина - неки од њих су цењени научници из различитих области. Ипак, криптозоологија никада није у потпуности званично прихваћена од стране научне заједнице. Криптозоологија се не може студирати ни на једном од светских универзитета. Неки криптозоолози поистовећују своје научне методе са методама ригорознијих научних дисциплина као што је зоологија или антропологија - ипак, криптозоологија се често сматра псеудонауком од стране зоолога и биолога.

Највеће критике званичне науке упућене су криптозоолозима који заступају постојање "чувених" мега-фауна криптида (као што су бигфут, јети или чудовиште из Лох Неса), чије постојање наука још није доказала. Историчар Мајк Деш приметио је да мало научника спори постојање хиљада непознатих животињских врста, нарочито кичмењака, које још нису откривене. Ипак, већина криптозоолога не показује интересовање за проучавање и каталогизацију новооткривених врста мрава или буба. Према Дашу, напори криптозоолога углавном су усмерени ка откривању "неухватљивих" створења која већ више деценија успешно избегавају напоре научне заједнице са циљем потврде њиховог постојања и које су, штавише, окарактерисане од стране званичне науке као врсте за које је мало вероватно да ће остати неоткривене. Скептици у научним круговима заступају став да криптиди као што је Бигфут, не само да морају намерно да избегавају контакт са људском врстом како би избегли детекцију, већ да би њихова бројност, у циљу даље репродукције, морала да се мери стотинама јединки, што би олакшало могућност њиховог откривања.. Упркос извештајима о виђењима криптида широм света и упркос значајној величини ових створења, до данас није прибављен ни један неоспоран доказ (нпр. живи или мртви примерак) који потврђује њихово постојање.

Скептици такође истичу да би легендарна "језерска чудовишта" за која се верује да су праисторијски рептили, морала да живе неопажено у језерима чија вода је толико хладна да у њима није могућ опстанак ни једне познате врсте морских гмизаваца - и то на тако малом станишту које због малог простора и сиромашних извора хране не може да подржава значајнију популацију. Морске животиње са плућима као код сисара и плезиосауруса морале би да израњају на површину воде како би удахнуле ваздух, због чега је тешко поверовати да су до данас остале неоткривене.

Ипак, криптозоолози истичу да је добар део планете још увек неистражен, а нарочито подморје, због чега сматрају да највероватнији изглед да стекну званично научно признање имају њихове теорије које се односе на постојање неоткривених морских врста. Радећи таблицу вероватноће открића нових створења, Пакстон је установио да најмање 47 великих океанских врста још увек није откривено. Последња скорашња открића мегамут ајкуле и Coelacanth говоре у прилог тврдње да поједине велике морске врсте још увек успешно избегавају детекцију.

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Rob is having some cognitive dissonance trying to reconcile his knife-based knowledge (which is quite good and quite aiki - but just a different training methodology) with our aikido. He called it comparing apples to oranges. I called it getting stuck on the warmups to the point you never make progress. I don't know if we resolved it but I think it might be better. I don't think he isn't buyng into the aikido, but that he is having trouble reconciling how the two sysems seem to build up to the same thing through different paths.
We also talked about an interesting knife method that seems pretty viable and pretty aiki-like to me. (Watch out for some foul language on the film.) Rob had some commentary and potential problems with it. I think what I see there is pretty interesting because this guy talks all the same principles that we do in aikido - i.e. don't fight with the guy, disengage and run, control his balance and you control his potential, etc... I don't know if this is the 'best' knife system - but it sure is interesting.


The Ghost or Spirit box is in every Investigators armory.
The original 'Ghost Box' was invented by Frank Sumption in 2002 and became known as 'Frank's Box' and was a modified portable AM/FM radio that continuously scans the bands, also known as the 'Shack Hack', where an off the counter had it's scanning lock removed so the radio scans quickly though the bands and within this scanning voices and sounds are heard. The words and sounds arrive through the speaker and are within multiple bands which makes the phenomena even more remarkable, more so when more than one word is used, as this in principle should not happen due to the rapid scanning of the radio from station to station.
Many people believe that the white noise that the radio emits as the radio is scanning, is where spirits reside and can communicate. If the word or words are relevant to the questions being asked, then this is regarded as excellent evidence of direct communication with the dead.
Since the time of the original 'Franks Box', a number of purpose built radios have come onto the market namely the SB7 and later it's big brother the SB11, both purpose built for paranormal investigators. Made by Pro Measure and used by the Ghost Adventures TV show and remarkable results have been found when used.
The issue with the spirit box's is the noise they produce when working, neither have recording functions, so a separate recording device is needed such as a digital recorder to enable evidence gathering. As as paranormal investigating group, we use both the SB7 and SB11, the results so far have been disappointing more so with the SB11, it's more complex than the SB7 and takes practice to get the best out of it.
With the increase use of mobile phones being used in investigations, we have seen a number of apps becoming available which are a lot cheaper than the stand alone units like the SB7 and SB11. An SB7 will cost you around £65 where the SB11 is about £165. Take care when ordering SB7's, there are China fakes on the market.
The apps are a lot cheaper, the popular 'Echo Vox' is gaining a fair number of followers who rate the app. Like the SB series, it doesn't use a word bank to summon words. Which ever you go for, all are difficult to understand when words are spoken, more so the Echo Vox, I find Echo Vox impossible to understand and you often you need to record the capture and then use software to clean it up. Echo Vox does allow recording to take place within the phones storage.
As with many tools investigators use, one piece of equipment alone is never enough for evidence capture, but as a tool to help you in investigations, they are a must have tool. If you do capture a voice it is NOT EVP (electronic voice phenomena) which is something entirely different. If you use both EVP and ghost box capture equipment and then find you have in fact recorded on both devices the same sounding voice, then you have excellent evidence that is difficult to dispute.


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Did Tamar Braxton Just Throw Shade When Asked If She Would Ever Return to The Real?
October 15, 2018, 4:48 PM ET
Andy Cohen thought he knew the answer when she appeared on Watch What Happens Live.
By Tamara Palmer
It's been two years since Tamar Braxton exited the daytime talk show The Real, and inquiring minds want to know what she feels about it these days. A caller on the Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen After Show bravely asked her when the last time she spoke with her former co-hosts (Loni Love, Jeannie Mai, Adrienne Houghton, and Tamera Mowry-Housley) was, and whether she'd ever return to the show if she was asked.
"The last time I spoked to them was at the Emmys," Tamar said. "Would I return to do what?"
"To be on the show, sweetie," Andy Cohen clarified.
She broke out laughing, "I don't know — Andy, you're the best!"
"I have a feeling the answer is no!" Andy said.
Watch the clip above to see the rest of the exchange.
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This little hint might be handy if you are trying to use the Support Debugging Tool to create a non-logging trigger to run some code after a user logs in.
The Support Debugging Tool uses a trigger after the Add_Successful_Login_Record global procedure (see more information below) to start its initialization after a user has logged in. Part of this process is starting triggers marked to Automatically Start on Login.
So the question is: What event can I trigger on that happens AFTER the triggers are initialized so that I can run my SDT created trigger when a user logs in?
Well, I had to answer this question myself recently as I wanted to run some code to compare the SQL User ID used to log into Microsoft Dynamics GP with the Windows User ID currently in use on the machine. The site in question created the SQL User IDs to match the Windows User IDs and this script was meant to detect when users logged into Microsoft Dynamics using a different Dynamics User ID to their Windows User ID.
The solution is use a procedure trigger on the global procedure SQM_StartForApp. This procedure is called just after the Add_Successful_Login_Record global procedure.
NOTE: This code obtains the Windows User ID by calling the GetUserName() function in the Support Debugging Tool dictionary (5261) using some passthrough sanScript and the execute() function.
You can also import the Debugger Settings Login Check.dbg.xml Support Debugging Tool Configuration Settings file which is attached to the bottom of this post.


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import java.util.concurrent.locks.Lock;
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/**
 * @author LLJ
 * @version 2017年4月4日下午4:28:59
*/
class P201Service{
	private Lock lock = new ReentrantLock();
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	}
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	private P201Service service;
	public P201Thread(P201Service service){
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		this.service = service;
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	public static void main(String[] args) {
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		P201Thread t2 = new P201Thread(service);
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		P201Thread t4 = new P201Thread(service);
		P201Thread t5 = new P201Thread(service);
		t1.start();
		t2.start();
		t3.start();
		t4.start();
		t5.start();
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Thanks to Forbes — Gene sequencing startup 10x Genomics has raised another $35 million in Series D funding, valuing the Pleasanton, California company at $1.28 billion.
This new funding is a continuation of the Series D round that took place in April and raised $50 million. 10x has now raised a total of $243 million. 10x cofounder and CEO Serge Saxonov said that continuing the Series D was done "in the interest of efficiency," rather than setting up a new round, and will be used to further expand the company's R&D efforts as well as its marketing and sales programs.
10x Genomics makes products for researchers to perform single cell and whole genome sequencing. For example, 10x's products have been used at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. to better understand patients' cancers in immunotherapy and cell therapy programs.
Saxonov, who was the founding director of research at 23andMe, and Ben Hindson, who cofounded QuantaLife, launched 10x in 2012, and have since attracted investors such as Softbank and Venrock. This round was led by Meritech Capital with Fidelity and Wells Fargo.
10x claims that its revenue growth has been strong and it has seen "a twenty-fold increase from 2015 to 2017," according to a press release. Forbes reported last month that the company said its revenues were $71 million in 2017. Saxonov added that the company will report 2018 revenue figures Monday morning at the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco.


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import { LandClass } from '../..//models/land-class';
import { PortfolioComponent } from './portfolio.component';
import { ListPortfolioComponent } from './components/listPortfolio/list-portfolio.component';

import { TradeService } from '../../services/trade.service';
import { SearchService } from '../../services/search.service';
import { SearchFilterModule } from '../../filters/search-filter.module';

@NgModule({
  imports: [
    CommonModule,
    AngularFormsModule,
    AppTranslationModule,
    NgaModule,
    NgbRatingModule,
    NgbModalModule,
    routing,
    SearchFilterModule,
  ],
  declarations: [
    ListPortfolioComponent,
    PortfolioComponent,
  ],
  providers: [
    TradeService,
  ],
  entryComponents: [],
})
export class PortfolioModule {
}


Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD) is a genetic muscular disorder that affects many of the body's functioning systems, including muscular, endocrine, urinary, pulmonary, digestive, respiratory, nervous, circulatory, skeletal, reproductive, etc. Duchenne primarily presents in males between the ages of 2 to 5 years old, and presents with early loss of ambulation, such as walking and upper extremity function, and, ultimately, heart failure. Interventional treatments offered at the Duchenne Clinic improve our ability to slow the progress of these symptoms in our patients, so they can enjoy a better quality of life.
The Duchenne Program is a unique collaboration between the University of Massachusetts Medical School, UMass Memorial Medical Group and UMass Memorial Children's Medical Center, with a goal of improving outcomes and advancing research for children and adults with Duchenne and Becker muscular dystrophies. This comprehensive program is directed by neurologist Brenda Wong, MD, who has 20 years of experience in providing coordinated and collaborative care for patients with DMD.
The Duchenne program has a strong focus on clinical research, including clinical trials, and provides training and education for delivery of coordinated and collaborative care for complex chronic disorders.