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The 16-year minimum age for university admission in Nigeria has no legal backing, but it has become more or less the norm, as far as varsity admission is concerned, even though a few schools break away from the norm to admit kids as young as 14 and 15.
Specifically, schools like the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) are much more direct in their position as it maintains that, "No person under the age of 16 years may be admitted to the university as a student."
However, some respondents, who spoke to The Guardian on the issue of age limit for varsity admission, were of the view that admitting students below the age of 18 has its merit and demerits.
For Career Guidance Counselor, Mr. Dada Olarenwaju, the dynamic nature of contemporary society and the attendant globalisation were some of the factors responsible for the diverse changes witnessed along this line.
Maintaining that 16 years of age was still a reasonable age for a student to commence his/her sojourn in a tertiary institution, he, however, regretted that some parents and institutions have thoroughly abused that gesture."Globalisation has made students very smart in learning, due to the introduction of advanced learning gadgets, as well as the Internet.
But it is not always advisable to allow students below the age of 18 into the universities owing to the fact that, most of them possess low Intelligent Quotient (IQ) and cannot meet up with the demands of the society," Olarenwaju stated.
"Admitting students below the approved age could also lead to stress and mental instability. Some of these students are just not equal to the multi-tasking nature of life in higher institutions. We have seen a case at the University of Lagos where a student went berserk because his mental capacity was incapable of assimilating what he was learning, and getting used to the way of life in the university."
For the Principal, Ifelodun Comprehensive High School, Lagos, Mr. Adewunmi Peter, the "abuse" of age limit in primary, secondary and tertiary institutions was more prevalent among the elites, whom he said were used to always having their way through the private schools, because of their financial muscle.
He claimed that 60 per cent of students below the stipulated age limit in different schools were children of the rich, whose parents could afford to spirit them through schools to acquire degrees at whatever age, and get on with their lives.
However, one thing they fail to understand is that these children are barely matured for some of the stages they find themselves. Nonetheless, the fast learners among them assimilate easily in terms of academics, while some of them are just unserious and end up becoming a bunch of nuisance," he stated.
The good thing is that some of these students end up achieving their life's ambition in good time, while their parents also put off the burden of funding their education quite early in life.
In the view a parent, Mr. Haruna Adeyemo, parents have various reasons why they allow their children get into higher institution despite being seemingly underage.
"For me, it is not always advisable to let a child under the age of 18 to get into the university even though as a parent, I want the best for my children. Most parents really want their children to get done with education early in life, get a job where available and get married in time as well."
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Toronto Stock Exchange welcomed eight new issuers in December 2016, compared with six in the previous month and three in December 2015. The new listings included two closed-end funds, one exchange traded fund, two life sciences companies, one financial services company, one mining company and one technology company. Total financings raised in December 2016 decreased 23% from the previous month but were up 65% compared to December 2015. The total number of financings in December 2016 was 76, compared with 35 in the previous month and 49 in December 2015.
TSX Venture Exchange welcomed two new issuers in December 2016, compared with three the previous month and five in December 2015. The new listings were a life sciences company and a mining company. Total financings raised in December 2016 decreased 14% compared to the previous month, and were up 64% compared to December 2015. There were 135 financings in December 2016, compared with 143 in the previous month and 146 in December 2015.
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Bird Box viewing doesn't require blindfold
By Grace Baldino, online editor
If you were presented with corpses of other mangled human bodies, and had been forced to stare in horror as they commited suicide in some of the most gruesome ways, can you truly say you would take your time to think?
No. Your brain wouldn't let you. A rush of adrenaline would kick start your body to be primed to run or fight, but you're probably more likely to pull a Monty Python and "run away!!"
However, no matter how much I screamed, "RUN!" to the tv during Bird Box, Sandra Bullock wouldn't listen to me.
Netflix's newest thriller/drama features Bullock, Trevante Rhodes, and John Malkovich, all facing off against a deadly foe, which we never get to see.
During the introduction, we see a young lady trying to help Bullock's character, Malorie, out of the street, as Malorie was pregnant. We see the unknown lady help out our protagonist, as she proceeds to commit suicide.
Bouncing back and forth by a few years, Bird Box follows the life of Ms. Malorie Hayes, and her struggle to keep her two children alive after a mysterious force makes anyone who looks at it kill themself.
During the filming of Bird Box, the cast was actually blindfolded. Bullock, however, asked the director to remove a layer of blindfold so she could protect the children while filming scenes where she was running with them.
Despite Bullock's concern for the children's safety, her character doesn't seem quiet the same.
Refusing to name the children with names we could expect, Malorie dubs their 'names' Boy and Girl. This is only one of the beautiful, and intelligent moments we have with Malorie
The Netflix meeting must have been a blast if their idea of a smash was a copy of A Quiet Place, except you can't see rather than produce sound .
However, with seemingly any Netflix tv show or movie I review, Bird Box was met with some controversy upon release.
The film, which came out in December 2018 and took social media by storm, shows a series of cataclysmic events to showcase an apocalypse.
Some of the most recognizable footage comes from the 2013 Lac-Mégantic tragedy in Quebec, which killed 47 people after a train carrying oil crashed and exploded.
Netflix had to apologise for seeming insensitive, however the company has showed no intention to actually fix it, as the clips are still in the movie.
Netflix also had to tell people to not do different, sometimes menial, sometimes dangerous tasks while blindfolded.
Dubbed the Bird Box Challenge, there are viral videos of people doing just about everything from walking around the supermarket to even attempting to drive on the highway. The challenge was first started before the movie was released.
For seemingly obvious reasons, many health professionals advised against the challenge, as loss of sight can make even walking difficult, as well as increase one's mortality rate by 30 percent.
All in all, Bird Box proves that if you can mentally handle two hours and four minutes of shaky camera work, jump scares, gore, and sensory deprivation, while still liking it afterwards, Netflix can do anything.
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Westfest A37 crash: Police appealing for information about death of man are looking for white car
A man died in a crash in the early hours of Sunday
The scene on the A37 near Shepton Mallet on Sunday October 29
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Police are renewing an appeal for information after a man died following a crash on the A37, leaving Westfest on Sunday morning (October 30).
Officers are appealing for anyone travelling between Cannards Well pub and the Whitstone roundabout in Shepton Mallet from 5am to 6am to get in touch.
The force said: "We know that a number of people driving along the A37 stopped and saw this man before police arrived, while he lay injured on the road, and we are particularly keen to speak with them as they may have valuable information."
"We believe several cars may have stopped, including a white car being driven by a man and another car containing at least three women. Were you one of those people in a vehicle that stopped shortly after the incident?
"We are keen to hear from anyone who was in the area between 5am and 6am today. There may have been other people leaving the event at the same time who saw something that might help with our investigation."
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Other people who may have left the festival at the nearby Bath and West Showground at a similar time could also have seen something which could help the investigation.
Avon and Somerset police were called to the A37 Whitstone Road in Shepton Mallet at 5.50am on Sunday to reports that a man had been found lying in the road.
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Incident prompts school time ban at Edgbarrow Sports Centre
Edgbarrow Sports Centre members can no longer use the gym or squash courts during the school day.
The review took place after a member of the sports centre took a shower which is not allowed
The decision was made by Edgbarrow and Sandhurst Sports Centre management committee at a meeting on Thursday, November 10, following an "incident" at the centre last month.
The review took place after a member of the sports centre in Grant Road took a shower after using the gym on Friday, October 21, which is not allowed.
No Edgbarrow School pupils were in the changing area or building at the time, but a member of the school's PE staff became aware and the man left the premises immediately.
Previously, the public and pupils from Edgbarrow School both used the gym and squash courts during the day, but a joint decision between the school and management committee has now been made to make the facilities available to only pupils during the day.
Edgbarrow School headteacher Bob Elsey said: "We needed to ensure there are fail proof procedures in place so our students are safe at all times.
"No pupils were affected by the situation that happened before half-term but we needed to make sure the potential for it happening again was completely ruled out. The only way to rule it out is to ensure only Edgbarrow School students use the gym and squash court facilities in the daytime from now on."
Vincent Paliczka, director of environment, culture and communities, added: "We apologise sincerely to all our customers who may be inconvenienced by the reduction in public access to Edgbarrow Sports Centre.
"The usual high quality service will remain as standard before the school day, in the evenings and weekends, and during school holidays."


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America and Israel in the News: US Embassy in Jerusalem
Bruce Edwin
Thu May 17, 2018
America and Israel are in the news , concerning the dedication memorial of the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem, the declaration of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, and the upcoming meeting between President Trump and Kim Jong Un.
Ivanka Trump spoke this week in Israel on behalf of her father, followed by her husband. Jared Kushner gives a lengthy speech in Jerusalem, sounding quite groomed for Presidential material. The beautiful Ivanka and Jared were present at the memorial of the new U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem, as Jerusalem has now been dedicated as the official capital of Israel.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said a great thank you to President Trump, stating, "By recognizing history, you have made history!" And acknowledging that the most powerful country in the world is now here in Jerusalem; America. He added, "Thank you President Trump, for having the courage to keep your promises!"
Guatemala reportedly also just moved their embassy to Jerusalem, just two days after the U.S. Paraguay will also move their embassy to Jerusalem later this month. Brazil lit their famous Christ Redeemer statue blue and white, in honor or Israel's 70th Anniversary. (source: Geller Report)
In other news, the beautiful First Lady; Melania Trump was recently hospitalized. She has since reportedly been released, and is thankfully doing fine.
President Trump recently met at the airport the 3 former North Korean hostages, who have now been freed, thanks in part to Trump's successful negotiations with North Korea.
Trump is reportedly also now scheduled to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on June 12th, 2018, in Singapore. Should this planned meeting occur, which it appears that it will – despite Kim's alleged threat to cancel; the meeting stands the chance to go down in history as one of the worlds' most important meetings, in effort to usher in peace throughout the world between North Korea and all nations that the regime just recently threatened.
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Heart Institute restart boosts financial picture at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital
Margie Manning
Fiscal year 2021 got off to a strong start at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital.
The 259-bed pediatric hospital in St. Petersburg posted gains in both operating revenue and income for the first quarter of fiscal year 2021, the three-month period that ended Sept 30, compared to the same quarter in fiscal year 2020.
The hospital's total surplus, including non-operating revenue and expenses, for Q1 FY 2021 was $36.7 million, compared to a deficit of $8.1 million in the year-ago period. Johns Hopkins All Children's ended the quarter on Sept. 30 with $644.75 million in net assets, up about 3 percent during the three-month period.
The hospital, one of the larger employers in St. Petersburg and a pillar of the local medical community, has had an improved financial picture since it resolved issues involving its pediatric cardiology program. Following reports of high death rates in the program, Johns Hopkins All Children's rebuilt its Heart Institute with new physicians and systems, while also implementing new safety processes and protocols throughout the hospital.
Related: Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital hits key milestone
The Heart Institute restart played a key role in the improved financial picture, said Gerard Theriac, interim chief financial officer.
"While Covid has presented many challenges for the healthcare industry, we've continued to keep a close watch on our operations and finances. The past quarter has been successful thanks to the safe restart of Heart Institute back in the spring, as well as the increase in heart surgery cases. Families also continue to turn to us for complex care, particularly in our Neonatal ICU and Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia units. We recognize this is just one quarter, there will be continued challenges during the pandemic, and we want to be prepared operationally and financially for the anticipated surge of Covid-19 cases this winter," Theriac said in a written statement to the St. Pete Catalyst.
It's hard to predict the impact on the hospitals that make up the Johns Hopkins Health System, the Baltimore, Maryland-based organization said in a quarterly report. That depends on how long the outbreak lasts, actions by government authorities and the private sector to limit the spread, requirements to wear masks and take other safety precautions, and the economic impact on the patients and the communities Johns Hopkins serves, the system said.
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Murder in Mind is a British television anthology series of self-contained stories, each with a murderous theme, seen from the perspective of the murderer. The series was created by Anthony Horowitz, and broadcast on BBC One from 22 April 2001 to 29 June 2003.


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Washington Dulles International Airport became the first U.S. airport to display real-time wait times at its security checkpoints, where monitors show the estimated time to clear the east and west checkpoints. The info is also provided on airport's website, which is mobile-friendly for users to check.
The technology was designed by French company Blue Eye Video. It uses video recognition analytics to constantly measure the number of people in line & those completing the security, and generates wait times based on that data.


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STARCOM ONLY AUSTRALIAN AGENCY SHORTLISTED FOR INTERNATIONALIST AWARDS FOR INNOVATION IN MEDIA
Starcom MediaVest Group Australia is the only local agency to be shortlisted for the prestigious Internationalist Award for Innovation in Media.
Starcom's campaigns for Samsung Plus 7 app and Virgin Mobile's Game of Phones made the shortlist of 54 entries from around the globe.
Held in New York on March 27, the Internationalist Awards honour inspiring case studies scored for insights, strategy, and results across all product categories and reflect the way companies market their products around the globe.
"We are really proud of the work we have delivered on both of these campaigns for our clients Samsung and Virgin Mobile – they are great examples of effective innovation and collaboration at its best," said Starcom Chief Executive officer, Chris Nolan.
Starcom MediaVest Australia has won several Internationalist Awards in its six-year history and took home the Grand Prix in 2009 for its work for Pedigree.
About Starcom MediaVest Group
SMG is the Human Experience Company. We believe experiences matter. They enhance lives and build brands. Ranked as the no.1 media network in the world (RECMA 2012 Global Billings Ranking report) with nearly 7,300 employees in 110 offices, SMG (www.smvgroup.com) encompasses an integrated network of human experience strategists, investment specialists, content creators and digital experts. In Australia SMG have 5 offices and more than 200 employees creating experiences for partners such as Suncorp, Optus, Virgin Mobile Australia, MARS, SAMSUNG, Subaru and Metcash. In 2013 SMG was named Festival of Media Global Network of the Year. In 2012, Starcom Australia was named Festival of Media, Global Media Agency of the Year, and made the BRW Top 30 Most Innovative Companies List. You can follow us via @StarcomAus on Twitter.
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Drawing on the critical theories of Ernst Bloch and Boaventura de Sousa Santos, as well as on the knowledge and learning practices of counter-capitalist social movements, Amsler's chapter offers a reading of political hopelessness amongst educators in England through a critical epistemology which discloses it as 'unfinished' and potent material within a global politics of possibility. She invokes methods from Bloch's critical process-philosophy of 'learning hope' which allows for three reality-shifting operations: (1) the making of distinctions between what is 'not', 'not-yet' and 'nothing' in experience and historical process; (2) identifying and creating 'fronts' of possibility for mediating reality in concretely utopian ways; and (3) the recognition of a multiplicity of anti-hegemonic scales and modes of transformation, and explains why these matter in movements not just for social change but for the immanent creation of an other reality.
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Buxton Military Tattoo 2019
Buxton Military Tattoo
Celebrating our tenth year
Inside the magnificent Devonshire Dome, Buxton
Performances at 2.00 pm and 7.00 pm
Once again Buxton's iconic Devonshire Dome hosts the Buxton Military Tattoo on Saturday 6th July 2019 with two indoor performances at 2 pm and 7pm. The show promises to maintain its reputation of providing great entertainment whilst raising much needed funds for ABF The Soldiers' Charity which is the Army's national charity.
The Tattoo is celebrating its tenth year in the Dome and it looks like a spectacular line up under the leadership of Major Ian Johnson, Director of Music of The Band of the Scots Guards. This year's show features The Band of The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers with The Band of The Mercian Regiment, The Band of Nottinghamshire Royal Engineers and the Yorkshire Volunteers Band and Corps of Drums.
The Pipes and Drums of RAF Waddington are returning to the Dome after several years and we are pleased to welcome the internationally known Emerald Isle Dance Team from Dublin.
The Tattoo likes to encourage youngsters as well so are pleased to announce that a combined Army Cadet Force Band will perform in the arena as well as 162 (Stockport) Squadron RAF Air Cadets Band.
The show builds up to a spectacular massed bands finale including the emotive Sunset ceremony and also Lone Piper.
Chris Thornton, Buxton Military Tattoo's Event Manager, says "I am delighted that the Tattoo has grown and developed over the last 10 years with the public's support. I am proud that once again we will have a fabulous Tattoo showcasing the marvellous military bands that the UK can be so proud of. I am also delighted that we have managed to contribute over £90,000 to the Army's national charity."
Tickets are on sale now from 01298 27190 and more details including Gift Offers can be found at www.buxtontattoo.org.uk or please call the Buxton Military Tattoo office on 01298 25568
ABF The Soldiers' Charity is the Army's national charity and gives a lifetime of support to soldiers and veterans from the British Army, and their immediate families, when they are in need.
The charity makes grants to individuals through their Regiments and Corps and supports a wide range of specialist charities that sustain the British Army 'family',
both at home and around the world.
ABF The Soldiers' Charity takes pride in being responsive, making a difference at a critical point in peoples' lives.
They have been doing this since 1944, working with veterans of every conflict, and envisage continuing doing so for the 'long haul' – supporting all future generations of our soldiers and their dependants.
Matinee 2.00 pm – 4.30 pm (approx) Adults £19.00 Under 16s £14.00
Evening 7.00 pm – 9.30 pm (approx) Adults £20.00 Under 16s £15.00
Doors open 1 Hour before performance
Ticketline 01298 72190
More information available from 01298 25568 or at www.buxtontattoo.org.uk


Jeffrey Cortland Jones, who lives on a small farm in Southwestern Ohio, received a Masters of Fine Art from the Cincinnati College of Design, Art, Architecture and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Tennessee. As well as working as a painter and curator, he is Professor of Art at the University of Dayton. He has exhibited in solo and group shows across the USA – Dallas, New York, Miami, Cincinnati and Europe – Amsterdam, London.
Michael Craik studied Fine Art at Gray's School of Art in Aberdeen before completing an MA in European Fine Art in Barcelona. Based at his Sea Loft studio in Kinghorn, he is a full time painter as well as enjoying gardening, and busy family life. A major award winner, his work has been exhibited throughout Europe, from Berlin to Barcelona and is represented in several corporate companies, including The Fleming Collection, Mastercard, Royal Bank of Scotland, Coopers and Lybrand.
Twenty five works of art by both artists are well displayed together across the two light filled rooms at & Gallery, rather than separate shows. It is so impressive to compare and contrast the styles, colour and media. Jeffrey specialises in enamel on acrylic panel and while, on first inspection, they appear to be very simple blocks, the actual geometric shape and subtle shade of each composition is meticulously handled.
Given a more detailed title, Seawaves captures the distinctive blending of glossy grey, glistening green and watery wavy blues. Creating sheer, transparent tones and palest pastels, apparently, he has acquired the reputation of being an artist who paints white on white.
Then shift your gaze to the unique minimalist paintings by Michael Craik. Using acrylic on aluminium, this Vestige collection features a series of squares (20, 28 or 50cm) which appear to be one colour, across a palette of mauve, turquoise, pink and yellow, but this is almost an optional illusion.
In close up, you can detect the layers of paint and graduation of colours such as Vestige 2016-12, where the dominant lilac-blue has a border of vibrant crimson-plum, seaping and splattered like dried blood underneath.
Due to the painstaking layer by layer painterly concept, each one can take around two months to complete. The result? A shining, shimmering texture enhanced with a beautifully translucent, glassy glow.
Standing in the centre of the back room gallery, in particular, you can view the distinctive work of each artist side by side. These cool, calm Rothko-esque compositions with a pure sense of light, shade, shape and structure create an amazing sense of peace and solitude. A most inspiring, imaginatively curated exhibition. Go see!


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Watchmen Premiere Date Finally Revealed
Posted By: Johnny Reynoldson: September 03, 2019 In: Coming Soon, News, TVTags: HBO, watchmenNo Comments
HBO has finally revealed when fans will be able to watch their highly anticipated Watchmen series. The first episode will premiere on October 20th at 9 pm. The show's Twitter account revealed the date and time earlier today. And it was accompanied by an ominous "Tick Tock" message and a video with the words "Everything Begins" moving like the hands of a clock. If you've read the graphic novel, you know the Doomsday Clock to be counting down to a certain cataclysmic event. So the teaser is spot on Watchmen.
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The first trailer for Watchmen was revealed back in May, which confirmed a Fall release date. It's based on the 1986 graphic novel of the same name by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons. It takes place during an alternate history where superheroes used to act as government employees before disbanding. Nuclear war and the murder of one of their own brings them back together. Fans and critics alike praise the book. It won a multitude of awards and received a film adaptation in 2009 from director Zack Snyder.
So, yes, it has a bit of hype to live up to. While writer Alan Moore has expressed his concern about seeing Watchmen adapted for the small screen (which isn't anything new), it isn't exactly his story HBO is adapting. Sci-fi alum and showrunner Damon Lindelof (Lost, The Leftovers) will tell a story set far after the events of the original graphic novel. It will address these events in a modern landscape and include a couple of Moore's characters, but the story itself will be fresh.
This isn't the only follow up to Watchmen currently happening. DC Comics began their Rebirth relaunch in 2016 with the promise of bringing Watchmen into their main universe. The HBO series looks to be much more grounded in reality, however, so we shouldn't expect anything too supernatural. And with the way things are going, we'll probably see the show wrap up before Doomsday Clock.
HBO's Watchmen stars Regina King as a new vigilante dealing with a terrorist organization modeled after Rorschach. It also stars Jean Smart as Laurie Blake aka Silk Spectre and Jeremy Irons as Adrian Veidt aka Ozymandias, two characters from the original graphic novel. Will you be tuning in for Watchmen? Let us know in the comments below.
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Jonathan Huberdeau (* 4. Juni 1993 in Saint-Jérôme, Québec) ist ein kanadischer Eishockeyspieler, der seit Juli 2022 bei den Calgary Flames in der National Hockey League (NHL) unter Vertrag steht. Der linke Flügelstürmer war zuvor zehn Jahre bei den Florida Panthers aktiv, die ihn im NHL Entry Draft 2011 an dritter Position ausgewählt hatten. In deren Trikot wurde er im Jahre 2013 mit der Calder Memorial Trophy als bester Rookie der NHL geehrt und hält dort zudem die Franchise-Rekorde für die meisten Torvorlagen und Scorerpunkte.

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Jonathan Huberdeau spielte für die Vikings de Saint-Eustache in einer Québecer Juniorenliga, bevor er 2009 beim Ligue de hockey junior majeur du Québec Entry Draft in der ersten Runde an 18. Position von den Saint John Sea Dogs gedraftet wurde. In der Saison 2009/10 absolvierte der Stürmer 61 Spiele in der regulären Saison für die Sea Dogs, dabei erzielte der 35 Scorerpunkte. In den anschließenden Play-offs erreichte die Mannschaft das LHJMQ-Finale und unterlag dort Moncton Wildcats in der Best-of-Seven-Serie mit 4:2-Spielen.

In der Spielzeit 2010/11 steigerte Huberdeau seine Punktzahl deutlich. Der Kanadier absolvierte 67 Spiele in der regulären Saison und erzielte dabei 105 Punkte, damit war er drittbester Scorer der gesamten Liga. In den Play-offs erreichten die Sea Dogs erneut das Finale. Dort setzten sie sich gegen die Gatineau Olympiques durch und gewannen den Coupe du Président. Huberdeau wurde im Anschluss mit der Trophée Guy Lafleur als wertvollster Spieler der Play-offs ausgezeichnet. Durch die LHJMQ-Meisterschaft erspielten sich die Saint John Sea Dogs auch eine Teilnahme am Memorial Cup 2011. Bei diesem Turnier setzten sich die Sea Dogs im Finale gegen die Mississauga St. Michael's Majors aus der Ontario Hockey League durch und gewann ihren ersten Memorial Cup. Jonathan Huberdeau erhielt im Anschluss als wertvollster Spieler die Stafford Smythe Memorial Trophy, außerdem wurde er in das All-Star Team des Wettbewerbs gewählt.

Beim KHL Junior Draft 2011 wurde der Stürmer in der ersten Runde an insgesamt fünfter Position von Witjas Tschechow ausgewählt. Huberdeau zeigte sich von dieser Wahl überrascht und sagte, er werde nicht für das Team spielen. Wenig später wurde er beim NHL Entry Draft 2011 von den Florida Panthers in der ersten Runde an insgesamt dritter Position ausgewählt. Im Oktober 2011 unterzeichnete er einen Einstiegsvertrag über drei Jahre mit den Panthers.

In der Saison 2011/12 spielte Huberdeau aber noch einmal für sein Juniorenteam, für das er allerdings nur in 37 Spielen auf dem Eis stand. Trotzdem konnte der Flügelstürmer 72 Scorerpunkte verzeichnen und hatte mit +53 die beste Plus/Minus-Bilanz der gesamten Liga. In den Play-offs drangen die Sea Dogs erneut bis ins Finale vor und konnten dort mit einem Sweep gegen den Océanic de Rimouski ihren Titel verteidigen. Huberdeau wurde daraufhin in das Second All-Star Team der LHJMQ gewählt und für seine Führungsqualitäten mit dem Trophée Paul Dumont als Persönlichkeit des Jahres ausgezeichnet. Beim Memorial Cup war Huberdeau mit sieben Punkten aus vier Spielen der beste Scorer seines Teams, allerdings scheiterten die Sea Dogs im Halbfinale des Turniers an den Cataractes de Shawinigan.

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Da sich aufgrund des Lockouts der Beginn der NHL-Saison 2012/13 bis Januar 2013 verzögerte, spielte Huberdeau zunächst noch einmal in Saint John. Nachdem er in der LHJMQ mit 45 Scorerpunkten in 30 Spielen erneut die Statistiken seiner Mannschaft anführte, wurde er zum Saisonauftakt in den NHL-Kader der Florida Panthers berufen. In seinem Debütspiel gegen die Carolina Hurricanes konnte Huberdeau dabei ein Tor erzielen und zwei weitere vorbereiten.

Im September 2016 verlängerten die Panthers den Vertrag des Kanadiers vorzeitig um weitere sechs Jahre, wobei er fortan ein durchschnittliches Jahresgehalt von 5,9 Millionen US-Dollar beziehen soll. Wenig später zog sich der Angreifer jedoch eine Knöchelverletzung zu, aufgrund derer er den Großteil der Spielzeit 2016/17 verpasste. In der Saison 2017/18 stellte er jedoch mit 69 Scorerpunkten seine bisherige Karriere-Bestleistung auf, verpasste mit dem Team allerdings knapp die Playoffs. Gleiches geschah im Folgejahr, als Huberdeau 92 Punkte gelangen und er darüber hinaus mit 62 Torvorlagen einen neuen Franchise-Rekord aufstellte. In der Folgespielzeit 2019/20 überholte er Olli Jokinen mit seiner 232. Torvorlage und seinem 420. Scorerpunkt, sodass er diese beiden Teamrekorde seither ebenfalls innehat. Am Ende der Spielzeit 2020/21, in der ihm 61 Punkte in 55 Partien gelangen, wurde er im NHL Second All-Star Team berücksichtigt.

Weitere Bestleistungen gelangen Huberdeau in der Saison 2021/22, die er mit 115 Scorerpunkten und somit unter den besten zehn Scorern der Liga beendete. Zudem verbesserte er den erst drei Jahre zuvor aufgestellten Franchise-Rekord von Aleksander Barkov, der damals 96 Punkte erreicht hatte. Seine 85 Torvorlagen bedeuteten derweil nicht nur eine erneute Verbesserung des 2018 eigens aufgestellten Franchise-Rekords, sondern auch einen neuen NHL-Rekord für linke Flügelstürmer. Außerdem bestritt er während der Spielzeit seine 655. Partie im Trikot der Panthers, womit er Stephen Weiss (654) überholte und seither auch Rekordspieler seines Teams war. Zudem wurde er am Saisonende abermals ins NHL Second All-Star Team gewählt.

Trotz dieser Leistungen wurde er im Juli 2022 überraschend samt MacKenzie Weegar, Cole Schwindt sowie einem Erstrunden-Wahlrecht im NHL Entry Draft 2025 an die Calgary Flames abgegeben, wofür die Panthers Matthew Tkachuk sowie ein zusätzliches Viertrunden-Wahlrecht im gleichen Draft erhielten. Das Erstrunden-Wahlrecht ist "lottery protected", verschiebt sich also um ein Jahr nach hinten, falls Florida die Draft-Lotterie gewinnen sollte. Wenig später unterzeichnete der Kanadier einen neuen Achtjahresvertrag bei den Flames, der ihm ein durchschnittliches Jahresgehalt von 10,5 Millionen US-Dollar einbringen soll.

International
Jonathan Huberdeau vertrat die kanadische Nationalmannschaft erstmals beim Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament 2010. Der Stürmer kam in fünf Partien zum Einsatz und erzielte dabei drei Torvorlagen. Die Kanadier gewannen bei diesem Turnier nach einem Finalsieg gegen die US-amerikanische Auswahl die Goldmedaille.

Erfolge und Auszeichnungen

International
 2010 Goldmedaille beim Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament
 2012 Bronzemedaille bei der U20-Junioren-Weltmeisterschaft

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John Kristian Dahl (ur. 27 marca 1981 w Kirkenes) – norweski biegacz narciarski, dwukrotny medalista mistrzostw świata juniorów.

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Po raz pierwszy na arenie międzynarodowej John Kristian Dahl pojawił się w styczniu 2001 roku podczas mistrzostw świata juniorów w Szklarskiej Porębie, zdobywając srebrny medal w sprincie techniką dowolną i brązowy medal w sztafecie. Na tych samych mistrzostwach był piąty w biegu na 10 km stylem klasycznym.

W Pucharze Świata zadebiutował 7 marca 2001 roku w Oslo, gdzie zajął 35. miejsce w sprincie stylem klasycznym. Pierwsze pucharowe punkty wywalczył nieco ponad rok później - 13 marca 2002 roku w stolicy Norwegii był dziewiąty w tej samej konkurencji. Na podium zawodów PŚ pierwszy raz stanął 16 grudnia 2003 roku w Val di Fiemme, zajmując drugie miejsce w sprincie klasykiem. Wyprzedził go tylko jego rodak Jens Arne Svartedal, a trzeci był Estończyk Andrus Veerpalu. W kolejnych sezonach jeszcze kilkakrotnie plasował się w pierwszej trójce, w tym 13 grudnia 2009 roku w Davos odniósł swoje jedyne zwycięstwo, wygrywając sprint stylem dowolnym. Najlepsze wyniki osiągnął w sezonie 2008/2009, kiedy zajął szesnaste miejsce w klasyfikacji generalnej. Ponadto w klasyfikacji sprinterskiej sezonu 2007/2008 był trzeci, przegrywając tylko z innym Norwegiem, Olą Vigenem Hattestadem oraz Szwedem Emilem Jönssonem.

W 2009 roku brał udział w mistrzostwach świata w Libercu, gdzie zajął 15. miejsce w sprincie techniką dowolną. Nigdy nie startował na igrzyskach olimpijskich.

Mieszka w Lillehammer.

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Miejsca w klasyfikacji generalnej
 sezon 2001/2002: 87.
 sezon 2002/2003: 58.
 sezon 2003/2004: 26.
 sezon 2004/2005: 51.
 sezon 2005/2006: 59.
 sezon 2006/2007: 45.
 sezon 2007/2008: 19.
 sezon 2008/2009: 16.
 sezon 2009/2010: 22.
 sezon 2010/2011: 38.
 sezon 2011/2012: 60.
 sezon 2012/2013: 62.
 sezon 2013/2014: 169.

Miejsca na podium w zawodach

Miejsca w poszczególnych zawodach

FIS Marathon Cup

Miejsca w klasyfikacji generalnej
 sezon 2006/2007: 33.
 sezon 2013/2014:

Miejsca na podium

Visma Ski Classics

Miejsca w klasyfikacji generalnej
 sezon 2013: 29.
 sezon 2014: 2.
 sezon 2014/2015: 6.
 sezon 2015/2016: 3.
 sezon 2016/2017: 13.
 sezon 2017/2018: 71.
 sezon 2018/2019: 26.

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For Mark Avery, patience and perseverance are finally paying off. As Avery, founder and head brewer of Two Weeks Notice Brewing Company stands in the midst of the brew system, fermenters and brite tanks in his new West Springfield brew house, he reflects on how far he's come.
Avery had anticipated Two Weeks Notice would open last year in a completely different location in Westfield, but it all came to an abrupt halt when he and his former business partner decided to part ways.
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In summary, you could think of this as a bit of a war between advertisers and people. I'm not sure there will be a winner and a loser, but it is interesting watching how the battles proceed. Obviously, advertisers will come up with ways to get around adblock plugins, which will then fix those holes, and the whole cycle will repeat.
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Is Bombardier (TSX:BBD.B) a Buy After Selling its CRJ Jets?
David Jagielski | June 28, 2019 | More on: BBD.B
Bombardier (TSX:BBD.B) announced earlier this week that the company would be selling its CRJ jet program to Mitsubishi Heavy Industries. The company will receive US$550 million, and Mitsubishi will take on $200 million in liabilities related to the jets.
It's another big move for Bombardier, as a couple of years ago the company got rid of half of its CSeries jets for nothing.
Is this a good move for Bombardier?
Ultimately, this is going to let the company focus more on its core operations. In its most recent fiscal year end, the company's commercial aircraft segment generated just $1.8 billion in revenue and was the smallest segment of its operations. Transportation continues to lead the way with $8.9 billion in revenues for all of 2018. Commercial aircraft was actually the only segment in 2018 that recorded a negative EBIT number of $755 million, with the transportation segment producing a near mirror image with a positive EBIT of $774 million.
For Bombardier to get rid of an underperforming part of its business while injecting the company with a lot of cash, it's a move that makes a lot of sense to me. The company has been bleeding money, generating negative free cash flow in four of its last five periods. By taking away some of its losses, it'll help to improve the company's overall cash flow. Even though Bombardier has generated profits consistently over the past year, the company's margins have been razor thin, with an average of just 2.5% of sales flowing through to its bottom line.
Will this help give the stock a boost?
Over the past year, Bombardier has lost more than half of its value, and it's struggled in some cases to even stay above $2 a share. It's a move that should get some more excitement around the stock again. Any time a company refocuses on its core business and looks to get out of unprofitable segments, a move like this is definitely a good decision to make. To put it into perspective, commercial aircraft made up just 11% of the company's sales in 2018, and the company's profits would have been 75% higher if not for the segment dragging it down over the course of the year.
From a sales point of view, it's always disappointing to see a company cut out a piece of its top line. However, the big concerns around Bombardier stock have been the company's lack of profitability and lots of cash burn. This sale addresses both of those issues, and the company is certainly in a better position with more cash on its books and fewer segments to operate.
Bombardier has a great opportunity to turn things around, and I wouldn't be surprised if the company starts to rally on these results. Although it may still have a long way in convincing investors that it can consistently produce strong quarters, it's definitely a step in the right direction.
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Man�s Quest to Become God: The Newest Plan
Olive Tree Ministries (Link) - Heidi Swander (February 2, 2011)
Warning: What you are about to read sounds like a new spin-off episode of Star Trek, but it is not. It is really happening in real time with real people, and it will very likely have a tremendous impact on the future of our world and on the seven-year Tribulation period that is fast approaching.
Our subject is Transhumanism: The development of the post-human or neo-human. In an article in his quarterly publication, �Forcing Change,� Carl Teichrib, long-time researcher and writer on globalization, explains, �Based on the premise that evolution is true, Transhumanism looks to shape the human species through the direct application of science . . . By employing technology we can take hold of the evolutionary process and change it as we desire, thus becoming masters of our future.�
According to Teichrib, the Mormon Transhumanist Association (MTA) lists such �benefits� of this pseudo-science as highly advanced intellectual capabilities; bodies immune to disease and aging; communication without speech or visual aids and en masse; and superhuman strength and agility, to name a few. The means to this end include DNA manipulation, brain-computer interfacing, and injections of nanobot technology to manipulate human tissue. Teichrib warns that such ideas are �grounded in theoretical research and present-day realities.� He says that, �Brain interfacing and mind implants, along with nanotechnology, are no longer the stuff of science fiction. Much theoretical work has been done, experimentation is ongoing, and major breakthroughs have occurred.�
As Teichrib points out, �While the future is being played within laboratories and technical institutes, the foundation of Transhumanism rests on an ancient desire: Man becoming deity.� It is, in effect, �the technical quest for the Holy Grail, Ascension through engineering.�
�Mark Pesce, a co-inventor of 3-D interfacing for the Worldwide Web and a panelist and judge on ABC�s show The New Inventors, puts it this way, �Now we will reach into the improbable, re-sequence ourselves into a new Being, de-bugging the natural state, translating ourselves into supernatural, incorruptible, eternal. There is no God but Man.��
During a Q&A session at a conference on Transhumanism hosted by the MTA, the comment was made in Techrib�s hearing that, �We are now at a Tower of Babel return point -- anything we imagine, we can do. There is nothing out of our grasp now� (see Genesis 11:6).
Scary, isn�t it? And don�t miss that the Mormon Church is central in this quest as they seek to become gods, just as their doctrine dictates.
Although the modern version of Transhumanism is rooted in Humanism and most Transhumanists are atheistic or agnostic, Teichrib explains that, �A progressive version of Christianity, represented as a faith ready to embrace religious diversity and evolution, will be accepted within the Transhuman environment. Emergent spirituality and interfaithism within the church will dovetail with Transhuman sentiments.� And, he says, �A globally-accepted form of spirituality will play an increasing role in the Transhumanist worldview� (italics mine).
In another article on Transhumanism, Martin Erdmann, a Swiss theologian, warns that �a large contingent of contemporary evangelicals have [already] embraced some aspects of the technocratic ideals of Transhumanism and is drawn by its motivations . . . Their new focus is on an earthly inheritance for the church. In concrete terms this means that Christians are called upon to usher humanity into a new stage of its existence. Through individual Christians� labor, all the evils in society will slowly be conquered until they are no more.� These espoused goals are similar to those of Dominionists.
The desire for man to become god is an ancient ambition and demonically rooted (Genesis 3). It should be no surprise, as we race pell-mell toward the culmination of history, that an adaptation of this objective has been remade in a palatable format for today�s techno-gurus and false theologians.
It is one thing to consider that pagan humanity is attempting this feat. It is another to consider that broad sections of those who call themselves Christian are succumbing to this satanic lie. It smacks of Paul�s words to the Romans, �Professing to be wise, they became fools, and changed the glory of the incorruptible God into an image made like corruptible man,� (Romans 1:22-23). But Paul also had words to the church in Thessolonica: �And for this reason God will send them strong delusion, that they should believe the lie, that they all may be condemned who did not believe the truth, but had pleasure in unrighteousness� (II Thess. 2:11-12). �
Carl Teichrib is on our radio program, Understanding the Times, February 12-13, and offers a better understanding of this. We air on 415 radio outlets. The Saturday-Sunday programming coming from the Twin Cities is posted to our Web site late Sunday each week on our �Radio Archives.� You can also check here for podcasting info.
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Q: Dynamically subset a data.frame by a list of rules I need to subset a data.frame by a list of rules dynamically. For example, rules like these ones:

*

*df[col1] == 's'

*df[col2] == 'z'

*df[col3] == 'a' | df[col3] == 'b' | df[col3] == 'c'
Statically, I would just:
df <- df[df[col1] == 's'
         & df[col2] == 'z'
         & (df[col3] == 'a' | df[col3] == 'b' | df[col3] == 'c'), ]

How could I achieve the same dinamically in case I have a list that stores all the rules:
rules <- list(col1 = c('s'), col2 = c('z'), col3 = c('a', 'b', 'c'))

I would like to do just this:
df <- magic(df, rules)

Is something like that possible?

A: It's not very generalized--I mean each element will be ands and each of those elements in each element will be ors, but that's what your question asks.
df <- data.frame(col1 = c('a','s','x'),
                 col2 = c('a','z','s'),
                 col3 = c('a','c','b'),
                 stringsAsFactors = FALSE)

df[with(df, col1 == 's'
         & col2 == 'z'
         & (col3 == 'a' | col3 == 'b' | col3 == 'c')), ]

#   col1 col2 col3
# 2    s    z    c

rules <- list(col1 = c('s'), col2 = c('z'), col3 = c('a', 'b', 'c'))

df[Reduce(`&`, Map(`%in%`, df, rules)), ]

#   col1 col2 col3
# 2    s    z    c

magic
magic <- function(data, rules) {
  data[Reduce(`&`, Map(`%in%`, data, rules)), ]
}

magic(df, rules)
#   col1 col2 col3
# 2    s    z    c

Edit -- version 2
This one should work for 1) columns without rules and/or 2) rules not in the exact order of columns
magic <- function(data, rules) {
  rules <- rules[names(data)]
  idx <- Map(`%in%`, data, rules)
  idx[is.na(names(rules))] <- list(rep(TRUE, nrow(data)))
  data[Reduce(`&`, idx), ]
}

df <- data.frame(col1 = c('a','s','x'),
                 col2 = c('a','z','s'),
                 colx = rnorm(3),
                 col3 = c('a','c','b'),
                 stringsAsFactors = FALSE)

rules <- list(col2 = c('z'), col1 = c('s'), col3 = c('a', 'b', 'c'))
magic(df, rules)
#   col1 col2      colx col3
# 2    s    z -1.374339    c

more tests
magic(mtcars, list(gear = 4, carb = 1:2))

#                 mpg cyl  disp  hp drat    wt  qsec vs am gear carb
# Datsun 710     22.8   4 108.0  93 3.85 2.320 18.61  1  1    4    1
# Merc 240D      24.4   4 146.7  62 3.69 3.190 20.00  1  0    4    2
# Merc 230       22.8   4 140.8  95 3.92 3.150 22.90  1  0    4    2
# Fiat 128       32.4   4  78.7  66 4.08 2.200 19.47  1  1    4    1
# Honda Civic    30.4   4  75.7  52 4.93 1.615 18.52  1  1    4    2
# Toyota Corolla 33.9   4  71.1  65 4.22 1.835 19.90  1  1    4    1
# Fiat X1-9      27.3   4  79.0  66 4.08 1.935 18.90  1  1    4    1
# Volvo 142E     21.4   4 121.0 109 4.11 2.780 18.60  1  1    4    2

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Preferred Global Health, the Global Patient Organisation, is pleased to announce two new Senior appointments in support of the continued growth of its business in the Asia region.
Dr Christopher Tay will join PGH Asia as Managing Director, Care Management Services, Asia.
Dr Tay has a long and successful career in the healthcare, hospitality, and logistics industries, holding executive leadership roles in both public and private operations. Notably he was COO, Tan Tock Seng Hospital, during the 2003 SARS epidemic, for which he was awarded the National Day Award, Pingat Kepujian (Commendation Medal for SARS), and the Courage Medal, Singapore Courage Fund for SARS. He was also CEO, NTUC Healthcare, DCEO Richland Logistics and CEO, DRx Medical Aesthetics. Most recently he was Global Head Medical Services & Life Sciences of the Cyrus Global Group before becoming CEO of APSN a Social Service Agency. He was the immediate past CEO of the Prestige Hospital in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and is a commercial Advisor to a Singapore Vaccine company.
Christopher will be responsible for delivering an outstanding medical journey for PGH Asia's new ventures and supporting existing partnerships in Asia.
Dr Tay holds a doctoral degree in International Business from Paris, Horizons University. He completed his Post-Graduate in Healthcare Management and Leadership and attended the Harvard Program in Healthcare Leadership. He is an Adjunct Assistant Professor with the University of Puthisastra, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
Dr Tay has made valuable contributions to healthcare across Asia through his advisory roles notably as a Member of the Singapore Parliamentary Committee (Health), NKEA Healthcare, Economic Transformation Program, PEMANDU, Kuala Lumpur/Malaysia and Board member of the Johns Hopkins Singapore IMC venture in Tan Tock Seng Hospital. He has worked in China, Singapore, Malaysia and Cambodia and was the co-founder of a Healthcare group in Singapore and China and listed a China Pharmaceutical company, in USA OTCBB in September 2011.
Prior to undertaking his professional career, Dr Tay served in the Singaporean Armed forces and was awarded the National Military Long and Good Service Medal, Pingat Bakti Setia.
Ms. Polly Yip will join PGH as Group Head of Human Resources.
Polly is a highly experienced HR Leader with over 25 years working across multiple human resource and business management areas, including talent acquisition, talent management and development, reward and performance management, strategic operational development, staff engagement, and organizational succession planning.
Polly will be responsible for developing and implementing the PGH people strategy in alignment with the overall business plan.
Prior to joining PGH, Polly worked for several large financial and consulting companies including HSBC as Head of Recruitment Asia Pacific, Standard Chartered Bank, QBE, Deloitte & KPMG. She possesses a wealth of experience and knowledge in setting up HR policies and systems for banking and insurance operations and helped to establish Bohai Bank (SCB joint-stock bank) in Tianjin and HSBC Insurance Beijing Branch in 2005 and 2011 respectively. Polly was based in Beijing between 2010 and 2012 as Deputy Branch head for HSBC Insurance Beijing Branch and maintains a good network with local regulators and business associates in China.
Polly's last role was at KPMG as Head of HR where she was responsible for designing and setting up the plan for the future of workforce to meet new economic development needs and for supporting the transformation of the partnership team to align with the global capability framework.
Professionally, she is a member of the Institute of HR Management in Hong Kong and was the Chairlady for Insurance HR Club (life and non-life).
Polly is passionate about developing programs that support employees and received The Best of the Best Diversity & Inclusion Ambassador Award ASP from the HSBC Group Chairman.
David Fried, Chairman PGH, expressed: "I am thrilled to be bringing onboard two highly qualified professionals with a wealth of experience in Asia. Chris's healthcare leadership and advisory skills will be invaluable in assisting us to establish a strong care management presence in Asia. Polly's HR leadership talent will be critical in ensuring we further develop our existing team and bring in the resources necessary to support our global growth plans."
About PGH
Preferred Global Health Ltd (PGH) is an independent global patient organization committed to providing the best possible outcomes following a diagnosis of critical and chronic illnesses. Founded in 1997 in Boston, Massachusetts, PGH, has successfully helped international members on their journey to recovery for over 20 years.
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 * To change this template, choose Tools | Templates
 * and open the template in the editor.
 */
package com.lifeweb.enitity;

import java.io.Serializable;
import java.util.Date;
import javax.persistence.Basic;
import javax.persistence.Column;
import javax.persistence.Entity;
import javax.persistence.FetchType;
import javax.persistence.GeneratedValue;
import javax.persistence.GenerationType;
import javax.persistence.Id;
import javax.persistence.JoinColumn;
import javax.persistence.ManyToOne;
import javax.persistence.NamedQueries;
import javax.persistence.NamedQuery;
import javax.persistence.Table;
import javax.persistence.Temporal;
import javax.persistence.TemporalType;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlRootElement;

/**
 *
 * @author Life
 */
@Entity
@Table(name = "masraf_fisleri", catalog = "lifev1", schema = "")
@XmlRootElement
@NamedQueries({
    @NamedQuery(name = "MasrafFisleri.findAll", query = "SELECT m FROM MasrafFisleri m"),
    @NamedQuery(name = "MasrafFisleri.findByFisId", query = "SELECT m FROM MasrafFisleri m WHERE m.fisId = :fisId"),
    @NamedQuery(name = "MasrafFisleri.findByFisTarih", query = "SELECT m FROM MasrafFisleri m WHERE m.fisTarih = :fisTarih"),
    @NamedQuery(name = "MasrafFisleri.findByMasrafVade", query = "SELECT m FROM MasrafFisleri m WHERE m.masrafVade = :masrafVade"),
    @NamedQuery(name = "MasrafFisleri.findByFisOdemeTarih", query = "SELECT m FROM MasrafFisleri m WHERE m.fisOdemeTarih = :fisOdemeTarih"),
    @NamedQuery(name = "MasrafFisleri.findByFisToplam", query = "SELECT m FROM MasrafFisleri m WHERE m.fisToplam = :fisToplam"),
    @NamedQuery(name = "MasrafFisleri.findByFisFaturano", query = "SELECT m FROM MasrafFisleri m WHERE m.fisFaturano = :fisFaturano"),
    @NamedQuery(name = "MasrafFisleri.findByFisAciklama", query = "SELECT m FROM MasrafFisleri m WHERE m.fisAciklama = :fisAciklama"),
    @NamedQuery(name = "MasrafFisleri.findByFisOzelkod", query = "SELECT m FROM MasrafFisleri m WHERE m.fisOzelkod = :fisOzelkod"),
    @NamedQuery(name = "MasrafFisleri.findByFisDurum", query = "SELECT m FROM MasrafFisleri m WHERE m.fisDurum = :fisDurum"),
    @NamedQuery(name = "MasrafFisleri.findBySysEkleyen", query = "SELECT m FROM MasrafFisleri m WHERE m.sysEkleyen = :sysEkleyen"),
    @NamedQuery(name = "MasrafFisleri.findBySysEtarih", query = "SELECT m FROM MasrafFisleri m WHERE m.sysEtarih = :sysEtarih"),
    @NamedQuery(name = "MasrafFisleri.findBySysDuzelten", query = "SELECT m FROM MasrafFisleri m WHERE m.sysDuzelten = :sysDuzelten"),
    @NamedQuery(name = "MasrafFisleri.findBySysDtarih", query = "SELECT m FROM MasrafFisleri m WHERE m.sysDtarih = :sysDtarih")})
public class MasrafFisleri implements Serializable {
    private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
    @Id
    @GeneratedValue(strategy = GenerationType.IDENTITY)
    @Basic(optional = false)
    @Column(name = "FIS_ID", nullable = false)
    private Integer fisId;
    @Column(name = "FIS_TARIH")
    @Temporal(TemporalType.DATE)
    private Date fisTarih;
    @Column(name = "MASRAF_VADE")
    @Temporal(TemporalType.DATE)
    private Date masrafVade;
    @Column(name = "FIS_ODEME_TARIH")
    @Temporal(TemporalType.DATE)
    private Date fisOdemeTarih;
    // @Max(value=?)  @Min(value=?)//if you know range of your decimal fields consider using these annotations to enforce field validation
    @Column(name = "FIS_TOPLAM", precision = 15, scale = 2)
    private Double fisToplam;
    @Column(name = "FIS_FATURANO", length = 20)
    private String fisFaturano;
    @Column(name = "FIS_ACIKLAMA", length = 80)
    private String fisAciklama;
    @Column(name = "FIS_OZELKOD", length = 20)
    private String fisOzelkod;
    @Column(name = "FIS_DURUM", length = 10)
    private String fisDurum;
    @Column(name = "SYS_EKLEYEN", length = 15)
    private String sysEkleyen;
    @Column(name = "SYS_ETARIH")
    private Integer sysEtarih;
    @Column(name = "SYS_DUZELTEN", length = 15)
    private String sysDuzelten;
    @Column(name = "SYS_DTARIH")
    private Integer sysDtarih;
    @JoinColumn(name = "MASRAF_REF", referencedColumnName = "MASRAF_ADI")
    @ManyToOne(fetch = FetchType.EAGER)
    private Masraflar masrafRef;

    public MasrafFisleri() {
    }

    public MasrafFisleri(Integer fisId) {
        this.fisId = fisId;
    }

    public Integer getFisId() {
        return fisId;
    }

    public void setFisId(Integer fisId) {
        this.fisId = fisId;
    }

    public Date getFisTarih() {
        return fisTarih;
    }

    public void setFisTarih(Date fisTarih) {
        this.fisTarih = fisTarih;
    }

    public Date getMasrafVade() {
        return masrafVade;
    }

    public void setMasrafVade(Date masrafVade) {
        this.masrafVade = masrafVade;
    }

    public Date getFisOdemeTarih() {
        return fisOdemeTarih;
    }

    public void setFisOdemeTarih(Date fisOdemeTarih) {
        this.fisOdemeTarih = fisOdemeTarih;
    }

    public Double getFisToplam() {
        return fisToplam;
    }

    public void setFisToplam(Double fisToplam) {
        this.fisToplam = fisToplam;
    }

    public String getFisFaturano() {
        return fisFaturano;
    }

    public void setFisFaturano(String fisFaturano) {
        this.fisFaturano = fisFaturano;
    }

    public String getFisAciklama() {
        return fisAciklama;
    }

    public void setFisAciklama(String fisAciklama) {
        this.fisAciklama = fisAciklama;
    }

    public String getFisOzelkod() {
        return fisOzelkod;
    }

    public void setFisOzelkod(String fisOzelkod) {
        this.fisOzelkod = fisOzelkod;
    }

    public String getFisDurum() {
        return fisDurum;
    }

    public void setFisDurum(String fisDurum) {
        this.fisDurum = fisDurum;
    }

    public String getSysEkleyen() {
        return sysEkleyen;
    }

    public void setSysEkleyen(String sysEkleyen) {
        this.sysEkleyen = sysEkleyen;
    }

    public Integer getSysEtarih() {
        return sysEtarih;
    }

    public void setSysEtarih(Integer sysEtarih) {
        this.sysEtarih = sysEtarih;
    }

    public String getSysDuzelten() {
        return sysDuzelten;
    }

    public void setSysDuzelten(String sysDuzelten) {
        this.sysDuzelten = sysDuzelten;
    }

    public Integer getSysDtarih() {
        return sysDtarih;
    }

    public void setSysDtarih(Integer sysDtarih) {
        this.sysDtarih = sysDtarih;
    }

    public Masraflar getMasrafRef() {
        return masrafRef;
    }

    public void setMasrafRef(Masraflar masrafRef) {
        this.masrafRef = masrafRef;
    }

    @Override
    public int hashCode() {
        int hash = 0;
        hash += (fisId != null ? fisId.hashCode() : 0);
        return hash;
    }

    @Override
    public boolean equals(Object object) {
        // TODO: Warning - this method won't work in the case the id fields are not set
        if (!(object instanceof MasrafFisleri)) {
            return false;
        }
        MasrafFisleri other = (MasrafFisleri) object;
        if ((this.fisId == null && other.fisId != null) || (this.fisId != null && !this.fisId.equals(other.fisId))) {
            return false;
        }
        return true;
    }

    @Override
    public String toString() {
        return "com.lifeweb.enitity.MasrafFisleri[ fisId=" + fisId + " ]";
    }

}


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SUSINUKKE KOSOLA
Susinukke Kosola (born Daniil Kozlov 1991 in St. Petersburg) is a Finnish poet, publicist, translator, literary critic and one of the most active spoken word activists and performers in Finland. In his early childhood, Kosola moved with her parents from St. Petersburg to Turku. Kosola has studied Finnish literature at the University of Turku. Currently he gives courses of poetry and creative writing at the University of Turku as well as many o...
SVETA GRIGORJEVA
Sveta Grigorjeva (born 1988 in Tallinn) is an Estonian-Russian choreographer, dancer and poet. She graduated from University of Tallinn with a degree in choreography (MA). Currently she is studying MA in choreography at the University of Justus-Liebig in Giessen, Germany. Several of her dance productions have been nominated for or won prizes. Grigorjeva´s first poetry collection "kes kardab sveta grigorjevat?" (who is afr...
MADARA GRUNTMANE
Madara Gruntmane (born 1980 in Liepāja) is a Latvian poet, pianist, artist and a producer of multiple cultural events in Latvia. She graduated from Liepāja Emīls Melngailis music school and later from Baltic International Academy with a degree in Cultural Project Management. Currently she is studying MA at the Latvian Academy of Arts. Gruntmane has won Latvian Literature Readers' Choice Award 2016 for her first...
IEVA SAMAUSKA
Ieva Samauska (1969) is a Latvian author of over 20 well received poetry and prose books for children. Her works have earned her several literary prizes and nominations. In 2015, Samauska received the prestigious Pastariņš Prize, and her works have been increasingly gaining popularity both among readers and literary critics. Her heart-warming books often focus on how to create loving and understanding relationships in family and society....