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Independent addition to the expanded strategy game Command: Modern Air / Naval Operations. Enlargement moves players into the Pacific Ocean, where China and the United States are fighting with the latest cyberattacks, electromagnetic pulses, lasers, antisatellite agents, and electrical components. Command: Chains of War is a standalone extension to the complex, real-time strategy game Command: Modern Air / Naval Operations, designed for PC Windows platform. The main theme of the addition is a hypothetical clash between the United States and China, where modern and experimental types of weapons are moving.
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Unlike the Command Live DLC add-ons, this title does not require CMANO, and can be used as a standalone production, as was the case for the Command In Northern Ireland in 2015. The creator of the series, Warfare Sims, is responsible for the creation of Chains of War, and the issue of the Matrix Games / Slitherine duo has been reworked. Command: Chains of War is set in the near future, in the western Pacific Ocean. The conflicts are rooted in the Korean Peninsula and the rising power of China, with the United States seeing the threat to its international position. In the Pacific waters a war is underway that either puts an end to the imperialist aspirations of the Middle East, or dethrones the US as a world leader. The addition enriches the already impressive array of resources and capabilities of CMANO with modern and experimental types of weapons that are currently being developed by the most powerful states on Earth.
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The communication systems that are critical for all modern military systems can now be disturbed by cyber attacks. Units cut off from the central command will be forced to act on their own, using only their own detection systems to monitor the battlefield. The advantage in cyberspace, however, does not provide any guarantee of information gathering and control of the battlefield: intelligence and communications satellites can be eliminated by armies with newly introduced antisatellite weapons. Cut off and blinded troops will become an easy prey to the precise and deadly new types of armament that hit the Chains of War straight from the platen and testing grounds. High-energy lasers, customs and long-range railguns, as well as anti-ballistic ballistic missiles, negate the traditional inviolability of aircraft carriers. For the destruction of modern electronics, full of such futuristic battlefield, EMP impulses are used, for example, generated by high-level nuclear explosions. Air ambassadors will surely be pleased with the new model of aircraft damage. Individual flying units have received detailed statistics sets describing the strength of the hull, engines and cockpit, making it impossible to hit an anti-aircraft weapon without completely destroying the vehicle. A damaged aircraft may be able to return to the base, and if the damage is not serious, the technicians will make the necessary repairs and restore operational readiness. Tactical depth adds new opportunities for organizing descent and metastases.
Airplanes and submarines, both surface and underwater, can now transport other units on their decks. The maximum quantity and weight of cargo depend on the actual transport capacity of the real counterparts of the units concerned. The title is exclusively for a single player, for which a total of 16 scenarios have been prepared. Twelve of them are part of a campaign to describe the hypothetical conflict between the United States and China in the western Pacific. The other 4 are independent bonus scenarios embedded in historical realities. Command: Chains of War uses the Command: Modern Air / Naval Operations engine, which allows you to observe a globe resembling the Google Earth application. The game does not have much to offer in terms of graphical effects – controlled units are represented by simple symbols. The game interface is ascetic and resembles a UI rather than an electronic entertainment product. On the other hand, the clarity of the interface allows for a clear presentation of the mass of data, the understanding of which is here the key to victory.
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Пиперът (Capsicum annuum) е многогодишно зеленчуково растение от семейство картофови, което се отглежда обикновено като едногодишно растение. Родина са му тропическите части на Америка.

Плодът на пипера се нарича по същия начин – пипер или пиперка. Представлява куха ягода (чушка, на лат. legumen). В разговорния език пиперките по-често се наричат чушки (неточно, защото плод от вида чушка образуват също фасулът, грахът, баклата и мн. др.). Въпреки името си пипер, растението няма отношение към черния пипер, който принадлежи към рода Пипер (Piper) на семейство Пиперови (Piperaceae).

Видът и вкусът на пиперките зависи от сорта на растението. Съществуват стотици видове с различни размери, форма, вкус и цвят. Най-често формата е издължена или овална. На цвят съществуват червени, зелени, бели, жълти, оранжеви, бордо, виолетови и други. Теглото на една пиперка може да е от 5 до 200 g. На първо място са сред зеленчуците по съдържание на витамин С – до 240 mg в 100 g.

Лютите чушки съдържат алкалоида капсаицин.

Плодовете на пипера са подходящи за готвене, салати, подправки (под формата на червен пипер), а някои видове – и за лекарства или за декоративни цели.

Интересно е, че най-разпространеният сорт сладък пипер в Русия и Украйна, "камбата", е наричана там болгарский перец (български пипер).

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Някои по-разпространени типове пипер в България са:
 Камба
 Капия
 Сиврия
 Ратунд
 Чорбаджийска чушка
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What was the first operating system that supported preemptive multitasking?
By preemptive multitasking I mean that user processes were able to run in a time-sliced manner without special programming, not as loaded interrupt services, etc.
I've heard an opinion expressed that it was CTSS, but couldn't find any specific documentation to substantiate this.
Closely related, I would also be interested in the first operating system that implemented cooperative multitasking, where one process would execute only after another process yielded control.
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Your description also fits the more primitive cooperative model of multitasking. Are you asking which OS had the first scheduler? – snips-n-snails Nov 5 '19 at 18:44
@snips-n-snails, I would be interested in that as well. Updated question. – Mark Harrison Nov 5 '19 at 19:07
Related: The history of context switch. – Stephen Kitt Nov 5 '19 at 19:27
@snips-n-snails "pre-emptive" in the description means tasks can be interrupted without their cooperation. – JeremyP Nov 6 '19 at 8:07
In support of your CTSS suggestion, see this document, in particular page 11, which describes clock-trap handling.
A clock interrupt can cause a program swap, thus multiprogramming with preemption.
This does not itself prove that CTSS was first, but it is strong evidence.
For cooperative multiprogramming, the British were likely near the forefront. The 'master program' for the LEO 3 (1960) would suspend a program that had issued I/O, and run the next available. I do not know whether the first program would be resumed when the I/O completed. Later British systems, e.g. the KDF9 under the timesharing Director, would resume the highest priority program on end of I/O transfer.
The Electrologica X-1 was probably the first to demonstrate cooperative multiprogramming (switching on I/O requests) but since it was not part of an OS, I am not counting it for the purposes of this answer.
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Added a note about cooperative multiprogramming, since the question got widened in scope. – another-dave Nov 5 '19 at 19:25
You could be right - I'm not sure, they were virtually contemporaries. I think I have a dead-tree book on Leo somewhere. – another-dave Nov 5 '19 at 21:16
The writer is not entirely sure where the idea came from: either Stanley Gill brought back the idea to LEO from the US (!), or else the "germ of the idea" came from Manchester, presumably Atlas. But that doesn't say who was first to implement. The first Atlas was running in '62, as was the first in-service installation of LEO III. Wikipedia says this: The first computer using a multiprogramming system was the British Leo III. – another-dave Nov 5 '19 at 21:33
The Talk page of that same Wikipedia article gives priority to the Dutch: the Electrologica EL-X1. – another-dave Nov 5 '19 at 21:40
This 1959 article, based on a 1958 talk, describes multiprogramming with 2 programs based on interrupt-driven I/O. I think I'll have to update that part of my answer after I've read the whole X-1 paper. – another-dave Nov 5 '19 at 21:48
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Welcome to the October Stamp of the Month Blog Hop! We will be featuring October's Stamp of the Month, Very Merry Christmas, a set of 11 stamps. If you have came here from Nancy's Blog, you are on the right path. The blog hop is a great big circle, you can start here and work your way around. If you get lost along the way, you can find a complete list of participating consultants here.
All of the shapes from Very Merry Christmas coordinate with the Cricut Artiste cartridge. So simple to mass produce images for the upcoming holiday season. I cut my main image with the coordinating Artiste ornament shape. I then stamped three different images. I stamped one image on New England Ivy, one on Cranberry and one on Colonial White. I stamped the New England Ivy and Cranberry with Versamark Ink and embossed in clear ink. I stamped the Colonial White with Cashmere Pigment Ink and embossed in clear. I then cut out the individual pieces and paper pieced the ornament together. The ornament has great dimension in person!
We have over 60 consultants participating in the blog hop! Hop on over to Lisa's blog to see her artwork. Be sure and continue on with the hop for more stamping inspiration! Get your set before it's gone! The last day to order is October 31, 2012.
I have also entered my card in the challenge at The Paper Players (It seems like I have been absent for months!-Missed you guys!) Just in case it is not obvious, I went with Christmas, Sparkle/Bling and Ribbon.
And lastly, I have entered the paper piecing challenge at the The House that Stamps Built.
Thanks so much for stopping by! Be sure and continue on to Lisa's blog for more creative ideas!
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Please join us on Saturday, January 5, 1:00 PM at the Wig and Pen Pizza Pub, 2005 S Ankeny Blvd in Ankeny, Iowa to eat, be merry, and conduct a little club business.
It's time to elect the board of six members to guide our club for the upcoming year. There are two vacancies we need to fill so be thinking of yourself or someone you know to join in helping to keep our club active.
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Hyderabad: NMDC celebrated Bharat Ratna Dr. B.R. Ambedkar's 127th Birth Anniversary on 14th April, 2018 at NMDC Head Office premises. The function was attended by Shri N. Baijendra Kumar, IAS, CMD, NMDC as Chief Guest, Dr. N.K. Nanda, Director (Technical), Shri D.S. Ahluwalia, Director (Finance) and Shri Sandeep Tula, Director (Personnel); were the Guests of Honour on the occasion. Shri B. Hanumantha Rao, President, Shri B. Jagadeeshwar, working president and Shri G. Shiva kumar, Secretary of the NMDC SC/ST Employees Welfare Association along with executive members were also present on the occasion.
At the outset Chief Guest, Guests of Honour and other dignitaries garlanded portrait of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and light the lamp.
Shri N. Baijendra Kumar, CMD addressing the gathering appealed to bring a change in the society by imparting meaningful education to the children who would build a brighter and prosperous India. He said that Dr. Ambedkar was a visionary man and as a national leader, he fought for the country's social upliftment and we all should learn from his life.
Dr. N.K. Nanda, Director (Technical) said that Respectful life is more important than long life.
Shri D.S. Ahluwalia, Director (Finance) said that we got some fundamental rights to live due to constitution only. Without these rights we cannot make our life happy and prosperous.
Shri Sandeep Tula, Director (Personnel) in his speech said that social harmony is must for every society. We have to move forward using our talent.
The function was attended by employees along with their family members making it a grand success. Employees and their children participated in the cultural programmes followed by prize distribution.


One of Germany's oldest and most reputed automobile manufacturer, Volkswagen has added a new trim to its premium sedan Volkswagen Vento in the Indian car market. This new trim will be called Comfortline and will be sold along with the other two variants – Highline and Trendline across the country. The company's Director and Member of Board, Mr. Neeraj Garg, while commenting on the launch of this Volkswagen Vento Comfortline variant in diesel said that the company was getting a lot of enquiries and requests since the launch of this sedan, asking them to develop a mid level variant of this model. With the launch of this model now the company is very happy that it has been able to develop this sedan according to the taste and desires of their customers. Volkswagen Vento price range is between Rs. 7.08 lakh and Rs. 10.02 lakh, ex-showroom New Delhi and it covers all the variants offered by the company.
This sedan has been incorporated with many new gadgets like an advanced and state of the art music system capable of playing CD's, MP3 player and FM Radio. Both the front and rear bumpers have been fitted with bright fog lamps for enhanced visibility. There is an arm rest between the rear seats for added comfort to the passengers sitting behind. The driving seat can be attuned as per the driver's height for a better driving experience. The outside rear view mirrors can be adjusted electrically from inside the car itself. All these new features have been added to attract the customers as stated in a Volkswagen Vento review. The exteriors of this sedan are brilliant with a stunning overall design. The front grille has chrome inlays and also houses the signature emblem of the company. The sides of this sedan are sleek and the Alloy wheels add to its magnificence as visible in the Volkswagen Vento pictures.


Last week L.A. based NBA writer Eric Pincus appeared on radio station KLOS-FM to provide a Lakers update for the morning hosts. Upon appearing, the hosts immediately asked "how the league would survive if the NBA Finals participants were Bucks-Nuggets". Pincus noted that the NBA would do just fine with such a matchup, especially since Giannis was a huge international draw. The hosts then immediately pivoted to how and when the Lakers might acquire Giannis since it was abundantly clear to them that he'd be "getting the hell out of Milwaukee shortly, like Kareem did." Pincus replied that he wasn't necessarily sure Giannis would leave Milwaukee but he did add that come a year from now, Giannis would be the league focus just as Anthony Davis is now and Kawhi Leonard was a year ago.
The Los Angeles vignette above needed to be relayed to Bucks fans because it will indeed be a rough go around here next year. On July 1, 2020, Giannis will be eligible to sign the same "Super-Max" contract extension with Milwaukee that Davis declined to do with the Pelicans. The pressure will be on Giannis to publicly declare his intentions before the February 2020 trade deadline.
The big question is how do you retain a star player if you are a small or even mid-size market? Under the current NBA Collective Bargaining Agreement ("CBA"), incumbent teams are allowed to offer their players larger annual salary dollars than what competing teams could offer said player in free agency. Additionally the incumbent teams, in many circumstances, are allowed to offer a five-year contract versus the four-year contract another team might offer.
It was thought these incentives for incumbency would be helpful in allowing teams to retain their star players. Unfortunately that hasn't been the case. Last week Davis spurned overtures from the Pelicans team to stay under such a lucrative contract. And stars such as LeBron James and Kevin Durant have opted for shorter two to three year deals, with player options that allow them to hit the free agency market as soon as a year after signing said contract.
As a result, we've seen significant star player movement the past decade with the best example being LeBron James migrating from Cleveland to Miami then back to Cleveland and now to Los Angeles. It is becoming clear, that for some players, the money and contract year differential is not enough incentive to stay after said player has already earned their first $100-200 million.
If you are a fan of a team located in a big coastal market, you're enjoying this vibrant world of superstar free agency. Your team theoretically always will have a chance to acquire a franchise changing superstar by virtue of your market and climate. You've been "born on third base," a term used on a recent Bill Simmons podcast as it relates to the Los Angeles Lakers. The Lakers front office can screw up player personnel moves worse than the Pelicans, but still receive a mega-bonus opportunity to acquire Anthony Davis by virtue of their geography.
If you're a superstar player, you also like the the status quo. It gives you the opportunity to drive outcomes if you are dissatisfied playing for your current club. Finally, if you are part of the coastal media, the NBA superstar free agency soap operas provide endless fodder for the new 24-hour news cycle created by Twitter.
No question the NBA needs their big coastal markets. They contribute mightily to the bottom line via their size and the exposure they provide the league. Nonetheless, the NBA has to deal with the fact, that to remain healthy, the league also needs those twenty or so small and mid-size markets for the big market teams to play against. And, having small and mid-size markets be the equivalent of the Washington Generals is not the way to maximize league revenues in the long-run.
There has to be a balance in the system whereby small and mid-market franchises are able to retain their superstar player to keep fans in those markets engaged. Where the problem has become more acute is that discussion of a superstar's free agency now begins years before said player's contract is even up such as this Ringer story on Giannis from 2017, informing Bucks fans to start worrying. This causes significant disruption to a team's ability to plan for their future.
This "crisis acceleration" can be seen with the Bucks when comparing the situations of Michael Redd and Giannis Antetokounmpo. Michael Redd was able to become an unrestricted free agent in the summer of 2005. Given that he was a rising star at the time, and in demand league-wide, the discussion of whether he'd re-sign with Milwaukee began to percolate in December of 2004. At that time NBA writer Chad Ford speculated on whether the Bucks should trade Redd before the February 2005 trade deadline to avoid losing him with no return should he decide to leave in free agency. It wasn't a fun time to be a Bucks fan as Redd was the team's only marketable hope. That said, the period of angst and media speculation lasted only eight-months, until July that year, when Redd signed a long-term contract to stay.
Now fast forward to the situation with Giannis. We're two and one-half years out from his contract being up and are already hearing stories about how other franchises are planning for max cap space in the summer of 2021, with the hope of luring away the Greek Freak. Many stories have already been written about the Bucks entirely through the lens of "Will the team be able to re-sign Giannis?" or "Is this player personnel move something that will please Giannis so he signs a contract extension in the summer of 2020? At some point, you reach the level of absurdity with the situation and it becomes destabilizing for a franchise as it did with Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook in OKC, LeBron James during his first stint with Cleveland or now Anthony Davis in New Orleans.
We've heard the argument "Well, if a franchise isn't run well enough, that player should be able to leave". While there is some merit to the concept, note that the hype cycle of superstar free agency has now reached a level where it is forcing said teams to make ill-timed and rushed short-term decisions. The Bucks will face such an offseason this summer when a large number of their players become free agents. If the team had the ability to view things from a longer-term window they might have more options at their disposal. At the moment it feels like they may need to re-sign everyone, at any price, in order to assist in retaining Giannis.
Highlighting this problem isn't meant to excuse poor decision making by certain NBA clubs. However, the reality is that building an NBA title contender is hard work and best done with a long-term focus – but a long-term focus is now becoming very hard if you've got a superstar on your roster.
And if certain quarters of the NBA are going to suggest that poor front office decision making should preclude a team from retaining their superstar, is the answer to then reward a big market team like the Lakers? Los Angeles hasn't made very good front office decisions for a decade, but now have LeBron, and perhaps might soon add Anthony Davis. Over on the East Coast, should the status quo reward a terrible Knicks front office? They could theoretically tamper their way to a Kyrie/Durant free agent pairing this summer. The "don't reward a bad front office" argument runs both directions, something that never seems to get brought up in these discussions. The Lakers "third base status" affords them this critical tool of team building unavailable to perhaps twenty-five or so other clubs.
There is no simple solution to the problem but there is a potential fix that the NBA has never tried and should consider. A franchise player tag.
The idea typically is ridiculed from the usual suspects; the big coastal markets, the coastal media and from fans who immediately say "the players union won't go for it". Let's examine how a potential NBA franchise player tag might be designed and see if such concerns are warranted.
First, put aside any pre-conceived notions you have about the franchise player tag based on the tag structure in the NFL. The NFL tag only provides the player security for a year and the entire process resets itself the following season. It gives the franchise a bargaining tool but does not grant the player long-term financial security.
-The tag has an "evergreen" clause whereby at the end of each season (June 30th) another year is added to the contract at that same 35% level to force the team to decide if they want to make what might be a $45-50 million dollar additional guaranteed commitment for that evergreen year.
-If the player declares themselves a free agent, the franchise loses the use of the franchise tag for what would have been the remaining three years of said contract. i.e. the franchise faces a penalty for not picking up the player's evergreen year.
Are the ideas above set in stone? No, this is just a conceptual framework that needs refinement and debate. The goal is to allow teams (and fanbases) to know they will have their superstar under contract under a team option while at the same time providing the player significant financial security unavailable to other players in the league.
Additionally the league itself gains some insulation from the problem of player tampering. A number of informed commentators believe the Knicks traded Porzingis on the basis of an under the table agreement they may already have in place with either Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving or both. While far be it for us in Milwaukee to lament any free agency problems for Golden State or Boston, the bigger issue is that now both of those teams face instability which may drive a whole host of player moves not necessarily based on sound on-court principals, but rather rumor and innuendo running rampant in the media circles.
Finally the franchise tag would correct the challenges presented with the current "Super-Max" contract that was inserted into the last collective bargaining agreement in an attempt to solve the problem. Unfortunately all the Super-Max has done is overpay players like John Wall while at the same time forcing Chicago to deal Jimmy Butler and Sacramento to deal DeMarcus Cousins early because neither franchise wanted to deal with said player's agents demanding the $200 million plus contracts they wouldn't necessarily be worth.
Could a franchise tag be implemented?
Whenever the concept is raised, the catcalls immediately come out that "The Players Union will never allow it!". This belies a lack of understanding of how the NBA collective bargaining process has worked historically.
The players union is comprised of the approximately four-hundred and fifty players who are under contract and eligible to vote to ratify any collective bargaining agreement negotiated by the union's leadership team. Every NBA player has an equal vote in that process.
LeBron James has one vote just as George Hill has one vote. Anthony Davis has one vote just as ZaZa Pachulia has one vote. In other words, the number of superstar players impacted by a franchise tag are perhaps ten to twenty. As in the past the superstars always have to be cognizant of what benefits the rank and file. The salary cap and subsequent changes to the CBA have ensured that the NBA's middle and lower class receive large pieces of the pie. This is why players like George Hill are currently earning $19 million a year on a guaranteed contract or players like Chandler Parsons are still earning tens of millions while essentially being a non-factor on the court. Is that fair to LeBron James? On a micro-level no. However when viewed from 30,000 feet, a healthy and vibrant league are what afford James the platform upon which to build his brand and earnings. And that platform requires sharing some of that wealth with the other 14 players on the Lakers and the remaining 435 NBA players he goes up against nightly.
Some may recall the NBA labor strife in the mid-1990's when Michael Jordan, Patrick Ewing and other superstars attempted to control the CBA negotiating process on behalf of said stars. In the end it didn't work as their preferred solutions and strategies didn't track with the needs of the rank and file. If the owners provide enough financial incentive to the rank and file players in the next collective bargaining negotiations there could potentially be some form of a franchise player tag implemented. In the end, a tag only impacts 15-20 players at most. In other words, LeBron (and the other superstars) might not have the votes to prevent a franchise tag, just as Jordan couldn't control the union back in the mid-1990's. This is especially true if the owners were to grant back to the players an additional percentage point or two of league revenues that they won a few years back during CBA negotiations.
Where the willpower really needs to come is from the owners. The coastal large markets will push back hard on the concept. The two Los Angeles teams especially want to be entitled to continue to play the game and allow the rest of the NBA to be used as their farm clubs. But as with the players union, the large market teams could potentially be out-voted by the small and mid-market franchises.
Are things as simple as a basic power play by the smaller markets? No, the league is a partnership and there will have to be some give and take as to how things are handled. Nonetheless the NBA has prospered the past five years with the majority of big market teams not being title contenders. The league is now global and star driven. Giannis playing in Milwaukee has not impacted his marketability all that much, just as playing the majority of his career in Cleveland didn't hurt the league's ability to market LeBron James.
A final argument against the franchise tag we sometimes hear from certain quarters is that it is "un-American" and that NBA players should have a right to choose for which team they play. While we understand and respect the concept of the free movement of labor, it is important to remember that the large financial rewards available to the players are a byproduct of the league being a collective. The players and owners have agreed that in order to maximize the revenue of all parties, they will work for the collective good of the league, with most league-wide revenues being shared accordingly. Player contract terms are defined and a common draft is in place to determine which franchises rookies can play for among other things.
This is different from your average plumber who might decide to switch the company he works for or perhaps go out on his own. There is no revenue maximization potential for said plumbers unless perhaps they join a particular trade union, at which point they agree to relinquish certain individual rights in favor of the greater good. Pro sports leagues have always operated as a collective in which players agree to limits on their freedom of movement in exchange for participating in what has essentially been a de-facto legal monopoly that prints money for the participants.
But a franchise tag won't solve all the problems!
Of course it won't solve all the problems. There might be a player franchise tagged who decides to hold-out. But that player will then face the consequences of such actions and will have to weigh things accordingly, including the subsequent public relations hit they'd perhaps take. Note that some fans in Milwaukee still remember Marque's Johnson's holdout from almost forty years ago or Sterling Sharpe's holdout from the Packers in 1994. Holding out is a rough road for the player and not one that many choose lightly.
If you ask the NFL's Le'Veon Bell about his holdout, he'd probably say that he'd gladly take the franchise tag from the Steelers, if he got four guaranteed years of pay at the highest possible payout level allowed under the CBA. He'd get that if the NFL adopted the franchise tag as outlined above.
Are there other ways to solve the superstar movement besides implementing a franchise player tag? Sure, there are many different ideas floating around about changing the length of contracts, abolishing the salary cap, increasing the value of the Super-Max even more, etc. etc. But in the end, the only route with the greatest chance of working and not generating even more unintended consequences might just be the franchise tag.
There will always be franchises that make bad decisions or an occasional player who feels themselves stuck with a certain team by virtue of a franchise tag. Nonetheless the NBA right now has a significant problem as evidenced by this past week.
In the short-term, this player movement and franchise instability makes for a great story and discussion fodder. In the long-run though, it takes the NBA down the path of being the WWE, a distinction it has tried hard to separate itself from in recent years. The Pro-Wrestling analogy always applied to the fact that the "fix" was perhaps in with the refs as to which big market or superstar would get the critical calls during the playoffs. Now the WWE analogy is starting to take a different form, namely a situation where the press conferences and theatrics outside the actual ring are the story versus the competition on the court. While it has made for an exciting week on Twitter, this is not healthy in the long-run for the league.
The goal of this website has always been to provoke discussion. The concepts discussed above are simply that, concepts for discussion and debate. Nonetheless, they are things that all NBA fans need to be thinking about on a macro level. The league can sit back and do nothing at the risk of jeopardizing their brand – or attempt to hammer out a potential fix that has not yet been tried, namely the franchise tag concept. We'd love to at least start the dialogue on the situation.
If I'm understanding, the player doesn't get any say in being tagged and extended for 4 years. It's probably not worth further considering any setup where the best players in the world completely lose almost all their agency.
There's just very little margin for error for most teams. I know that doesn't fix the situation (which you were examining pretty effectively before heading down this track), but this other concept just sounds basically insulting to players whose lives and career options are already affected by so many factors most of us don't have to work around- especially to the very few who get to swing some of those factors back into their own influence. And the answer to that isn't anywhere near "they'd still get the $200 million though".
Nice job playing a part back when it seemed really likely the whole team would be gone by now. But this is pretty different, and it just sounds really entitled to value watching Giannis in a way that lets you think of this as a fair bargain to control an ultra-skilled human.
Think that's the fundamental disagreement. Are you in favor of a league concept where teams in different market sizes can compete against each other or in favor of a superstar WWE situation where anywhere from 5-10 guys control the fate of numerous franchises (which is where we are headed). If you listen to the Bill Simmons pod from last week, even he and Rusillo are starting to see issues long-term.
Antetokounmpo re-signing issue aside, I'm just glad the Bucks finally got lucky after Parker bombed because he can't defend. Makes me think this franchise isn't snake-bit after all.


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Hieroglyphic Being readies 'We Are Not The First' LP for RVNG Intl.
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Hieroglyphic Being's devotion to the legendary artist Sun Ra has never been a secret, nor is the fact that an album in collaboration with members of Sun Ra Arkestra was something forthcoming. Jamal Moss makes his debut on the Brooklyn-based imprint Rvng Intl. with 'We Are Not The First', an enlightened album that sees the producer teaming up with J.I.T.U Ahn-Sahm-Bul.
The Chicago based producer demonstrates his capacity to sneak through the listener's mind, alongside some of the most well-known members of the Sun Ra Arkestra, giving birth to a musical puzzle composed with acid flashes softened with jazzy notes and whispered voices that talk about the end of subjugation or Humanity's "Prison of Technology". 'We Are Not The First' combines the musical forces of Marshall Allen, Daniel Carter, Greg Fox, Shelley Hirsch, Shahzad Ismaily, Elliott Levin, Jamal Moss,Rafael Sanchez, and Ben Vida in deep dialogue with each other and humans' hidden sonic history.
'We Are Not The First' is released via Rvng Intl. on 30th October 2015, available as a limited edition double LP, CD and digital formats.
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We've been conditioned to celebrate the big milestones and achievements, belittling the little wins along the way. However, if you don't acknowledge those small victories, then it makes it harder to celebrate–or even appreciate–the larger ones.
Those little wins, no matter how small, are there to keep you motivated in the long-term. Tracking those small achievements helps to boost your confidence by activating the reward circuitry within your brain. This releases invigorating "feel-good' chemicals, like dopamine, which fill you with a sense of accomplishment and pride.
Not only does this give you a wonderful feeling, but it also encourages you to keep going and build that momentum.
Most people are uncomfortable with celebrating their small victories. It may seem trivial to celebrate something as seemingly unimportant as packing a healthy lunch, for instance.
However, you're not necessarily celebrating the achievement itself; you're celebrating your habits. You're celebrating the good behavior and the person you're becoming. If you don't pause to appreciate your little victories – if you're simply rushing from one task to another – then it's easier to become exhausted and demotivated.
Small victories vary from person to person, and what may seem small to you could be enormous to someone else. So take the time to pause and feel good about what you've just accomplished. When you show appreciation for your small victories, you show appreciation for yourself, too.
Let yourself feel excited about every success, no matter how small.
With each little win, you're getting closer to your goal. Let that thought excite you! Don't save your excitement for the "big" things; celebrate each step that you take. Bask in your victory, and allow yourself to be happy.
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Q: Why "not equal" (!=) in if statement within for loop returns only one row I have the following csv data and I want to filter it to just pull 8PM,apple,table
1,8PM,apple,table,yes
2,8PM,apple,table,no
3,6PM,carrot,chair,no
4,7PM,berries,table,no
5,8PM,apple,table,yes
6,6PM,banana,table,no
7,8PM,carrot,chair,no
8,7PM,carrot,table,no
9,8PM,guava,chair,no
10,7PM,guava,table,yes
11,8PM,apple,table,no

I tried to test '==',
if each[1] == '8PM' and each[2] == 'apple' and each[3] == 'table':

and it gives the expected result:
['1', '8PM', 'apple', 'table', 'yes']
['2', '8PM', 'apple', 'table', 'no']
['5', '8PM', 'apple', 'table', 'yes']
['11', '8PM', 'apple', 'table', 'no']

Here's the code I'm using:
import csv
with open('data.csv', 'r') as file:
    reader = csv.reader(file)
    pool = list(reader)
    for each in pool:
        if each[1] != '8PM' and each[2] != 'apple' and each[3] != 'table':
            print(each)

For the actual result, I'm only getting one row:
['3', '6PM', 'carrot', 'chair', 'no']

I'm expecting the following:
['3', '6PM', 'carrot', 'chair', 'no']
['4', '7PM', 'berries', 'table', 'no']
['6', '6PM', 'banana', 'table', 'no']
['7', '8PM', 'carrot', 'chair', 'no']
['8', '7PM', 'carrot', 'table', 'no']
['9', '8PM', 'guava', 'chair', 'no']
['10', '7PM', 'guava', 'table', 'yes']

A: The negation of x∧y is (¬x)∨(¬y). So that means you need to substitute and with or, like:
import csv
with open('data.csv', 'r') as file:
    reader = csv.reader(file)
    pool = list(reader)
    for each in pool:
        if each[1] != '8PM' or each[2] != 'apple' or each[3] != 'table':
            print(each)
or if you do not want to use de Morgan's laws [wiki], you can simply use not in front, like:
import csv
with open('data.csv', 'r') as file:
    reader = csv.reader(file)
    pool = list(reader)
    for each in pool:
        if not (each[1] == '8PM' and each[2] == 'apple' and each[3] == 'table'):
            print(each)

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The gist of the [White House's] defense was that, in contrast to what took place under the Bush Administration, this form of secret domestic surveillance was legitimate because Congress had authorized it, and the judicial branch had ratified it, and the actual words spoken by one American to another were still private. So how bad could it be?
The answer, according to the mathematician and former Sun Microsystems engineer Susan Landau, whom I interviewed while reporting on the plight of the former N.S.A. whistleblower Thomas Drake and who is also the author of "Surveillance or Security?," is that it's worse than many might think.
It looks like even encryption wouldn't protect against this kind of data mining. If you send any direct messages to people, the metadata will show the connection.
In analog terms, it's like someone having access to your phone records and being able to read all the envelopes of your mail, even though they assiduously avoided listening in, or opening any mail. They might not know the content of your calls or letters, but they know who you know, and who knows you, and how often and exactly when you contact them. That can be an awful lot of information.


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This is High School Hockey
By Kirk Budden on March 08, 2017
Blyth Academy South claimed the PSHF's U16 division with a 1-0 shutout win over Newbridge Academy in the championship game. (Courtesy of PSHF)
Prep School Hockey Federation (PSHF) is changing scouts' minds on how to look at high school hockey.
Another year of PSHF hockey is in the books, with both the Under-18 and Under-16 championships wrapping up this past Sunday. On the U18 side, Rothesay Netherwood School (RNS) took home top prize, and Blyth Academy South won it for the U16s.
The tournament lived up to the level of excitement organizers were anticipating as the weekend held tight scoring hockey games with only four games decided outside of a single goal difference. The tournament style playoff saw the likes of CCHL, OHL and QMJHL scouts out to see the potential in the young league.
PSHF Director Rob Radford was beyond enthused about the accomplishments of the weekend.
"I feel spoiled," he said. "Watching these kids work all year, progress the way they have to display it like this and impress scouts is amazing." Over 60 scouts were in attendance over the weekend to see the prep schools play, for both the U18 and U16 leagues.
In the younger league, for Blyth South and Newbridge Academy, this was the expected finals matchup. The two teams were alone at the top of the standings, Blyth South up five points on Newbridge and the two were nine points clear of third. Blythe's Nolan Guertin ended up being the championship hero. He scored the lone goal of final game against Newbridge halfway through the first, for his third point and second goal of the playoffs.
Guertin is a large demanding forward at 6-foot-1 and 210 lbs and he scored 12 goals in 23 games during the regular season. Though the big factor for Blyth Academy was goaltender Andrew Barwinski, who gave up two goals in a 3-2 win and didn't allow another goal against all weekend. Barwinski saw himself go 0-0 through an overtime for a tie in his second game and a 1-0 shutout win in the championship game.
That added to his impressive season winning 10 out of his 17 games played, including registering four shutouts.
On the U18 side, Rothesay Netherwood School defeated Blyth Academy to claim the championship crown. (Courtesy of PSHF)
The U18 division championships saw another appearance from Blyth Academy but on the wrong end of the final game. Rothesay Netherwood School looked like they were going to follow suit with the U16 game from earlier in the day, taking a 0-0 game into the third. But that's when RNS shifted gears, scoring two quick goals and driving the nail in the coffin with two more to finish off Blyth Academy and win the championship.
Shawn Migabo managed a goal and an assist in the third to help propel his team to victory. His two points added to his lone goal that he got against Kings Edgehill School in their first game, where they commandingly won 7-2.
The championship finals for both leagues saw some great upsets, as both RNS and Blyth Central were third and fifth respectively during the season and both knocked off higher seeds to get to the finals.
Radford was keen to share how impressed the scouts were with the competitive level of hockey the championships offered.
The games were also streamed online so family and scouts from across North America could tune into see the teams play.
"Ratings were impressive online and we had a good turn out for the games too, upwards of 300 people for big games," Radford said. "The venue was amazing at (Canadian International Hockey) Arena, this is our second year hosting there and it's been a very successful event."
The PSHF is a young league and the recognition has exceeded expectations for the group. PSHF's goal is to combine high level competitive hockey with the discipline of top education and showcase it areas around North America.
They've been able to set up tournaments around Canada as well have been through the University of New Hampshire and University of Vermont. Next Radford says they'll look into getting into the Boston area.
So far, so great for entry-level youngsters playing on smaller ice surfaces
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Mount Pleasant residents and visitors bring blankets and chairs, sit back to enjoy an incredible sunset while listening to local musicians, and then watch an outdoor movie with the beautiful Ravenel Bridge and Charleston Harbor for a backdrop.
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ABC's 'The Bachelor' Has Spoken to Denver Broncos Quarterback Tim Tebow About Starring on the Show. Rose or No Rose?
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ABC's dating show "The Bachelor" has made it clear it wants Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow for the show, and Tebow is apparently open to it — or is he?
The show's host, Chris Harrison, told Access Hollywood he met with Tebow and proposed having the NFL star become the next "Bachelor." Tebow apparently was receptive to the idea.
Said Harrison: "He did say yes … but he would never do it. He has a little job called quarterback at least for another year."
Harrison also noted: "They always say yes, but it never happens."
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Oil driller Dolphin to regroup after US$1 bln bankruptcy
Dolphin was once a dominant supplier of drilling rigs to oil and gas firms exploring the North Sea. (AFP pic)
OSLO: Norwegian oil and gas rig operator Dolphin Drilling filed for bankruptcy on Wednesday, leading creditors to seize its key assets in a restructuring that will see the company maintain operations.
Formerly known as Fred Olsen Energy, Dolphin Drilling ASA had debt of just over US$1 billion at the end of 2018 and a net loss for the year of almost US$300 million, its annual report shows.
Once a dominant supplier of drilling rigs to oil and gas firms exploring the North Sea, Dolphin was hit hard by a collapse in oil prices from 2014 to 2016 as well as competition from newcomers that drove down rig rates.
Its share price has fallen 88% over the past year and was down 6.6% early in Wednesday's session, until trading was suspended before the bankruptcy announcement.
While the old holding company will be wound down, its rig-owning subsidiaries were restructured and will continue to offer services to oil firms. Investment funds advised by Strategic Value Partners will be the main shareholders of the new, reconstructed company.
"Dolphin Drilling ASA's operating subsidiaries have now been transferred to a new holding company, Dolphin Drilling Holdings Limited, which is incorporated in Jersey and will be net-debt free, with a strong balance sheet and increased financial flexibility," the new company said in a statement.
Lenders to Dolphin ahead of the bankruptcy included Danske Bank, DNB, SEB and Swedbank, as well as Strategic Value Partners and its affiliates.
In addition to a fleet of four drilling rigs and two drillships, Dolphin is the majority owner of Belfast's Harland & Wolff shipyard, builder in the early 20th century of the Titanic ocean liner.
The yard has been for sale since last year when Dolphin, then Fred Olsen, first announced its restructuring.
"The announced developments in relation to (Dolphin Drilling) are not expected to impact this sales process and we are operating very much on a business as usual basis," the yard said in a statement to Reuters.
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In this days and age a wallet is no longer just a small case used to carry cash, credit cards and identification, it is an extension of one's personality. It's easy to forget (though sometimes hard not to!) how often we use our wallets and how representative they should be of their owners. Though the different types of designer wallets may be endless, each woman has one that suits her character.
Over the past 20 years, Daniella Lehavi's eponymous line of handbags, clutches, wallets, and shoes has become an icon of luxurious Israeli design.
Lehavi has acquired an ever-growing cluster of loyal followers, who return to Lehavi's line for her unmatched quality. Lehavi describes her design aesthetic as having an eye for "new angles" as she is in the constant search of innovation.
Each season, the studio's team of designers, led by Lehavi, creates four different collections that tell a different story, characterized by different materials, colors and textures. It is also her attention to detail, like the division of compartments, length of straps, placement of zippers, and appearance that continually draws her followers back for more.


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Simon Gerald Johnson
M, b. 11 January 1905, d. 30 August 1981
Simon Gerald Johnson was born on 11 January 1905 at Little York, Washington Co., IN. He was the son of Samuel Berkey Johnson and Laura R. Robertson. Simon Gerald Johnson married Gladys West, daughter of Otto West and Minnie Johnson. Simon Gerald Johnson married Beulah Comer, daughter of Isaac R. F. Comer and Elizabeth E. DeWitt, on 25 April 1927 at Indiana. Simon Gerald Johnson lived on 17 April 1930 at Gibson Twp., Washington Co., IN; living with his parents, married, employed doing odd jobs. No sign of a wife.1 He married Constance Monuleta Bogie, daughter of William Andrew Bogie and Margaret Ann Oldfield, on 28 April 1934. Simon Gerald Johnson and Constance Monuleta Bogie were divorced before April 1940.2 Simon Gerald Johnson married Freida Elizabeth Smith, daughter of George Washington Smith and Adda Rosetia Drummond, on 25 May 1942 at Findlay, Hancock Co., OH. Simon Gerald Johnson died on 30 August 1981 at Bowling Green, Wood Co., OH, at age 76. He was buried in September 1981 at Portage Cemetery, Wood Co., OH.
Child of Simon Gerald Johnson and Gladys West
Simon Gerald Johnson Jr.+ b. 1 Jan 1925, d. 2 Jul 2015
[S2167] 1930 Federal Census, Washington County, Indiana. Microfilm Image, NARA Series T626, Roll 631; FHL #2340366.
[S2619] 1940 Federal Census, Jennings County, Indiana. Microfilm Image, NARA Series T627, Roll 1058.
Simon Gerald Johnson Jr.
M, b. 1 January 1925, d. 2 July 2015
Simon Gerald Johnson Jr. was also known as "Jim". He was born on 1 January 1925 at Mississippi.1 He was the son of Simon Gerald Johnson and Gladys West.1 Simon Gerald Johnson Jr. lived in 1981 at Laurel, Jones Co., MS. He died on 2 July 2015 at Hattiesburg, Forrest Co., MS, at age 90. He was buried in July 2015 at Sunset Gardens, Laurel, Jones Co., MS, Findagrave #132030298.
Child of Simon Gerald Johnson Jr.
James Allen Johnson+ b. 23 Nov 1956, d. 26 Jul 2010
[S4410] 1930 Federal Census, Jones County, Mississippi. Microfilm Image, NARA Series T626, Roll 1151; FHL #2340886.
Sophia Johnson
F, b. 1838, d. 21 May 1917
Sophia Johnson was born in 1838 at St. Lawrence Co., NY.1 She married Lewis Van Dine. Sophia Johnson died on 21 May 1917 at Burnside, Hancock Co., IL.
Child of Sophia Johnson and Lewis Van Dine
Herbert Rand Van Dine b. 18 May 1875, d. 7 Nov 1941
[S2205] 1880 Federal Census, Hancock County, Illinois. Microfilm Image, NARA Series T9, Roll 211; FHL #1254211.
F, b. 11 May 1876
Susan Johnson was born on 11 May 1876 at Mills Co., IA. She was the daughter of John Merrill Johnson and Mary M. Hicks. Susan Johnson was buried at Malvern Cemetery, Malvern, Mills Co., IA.
Susan E. Johnson1
F, b. 16 September 1871, d. 18 December 1899
Susan E. Johnson was born on 16 September 1871 at Grant Co., IN. She married John Andrew Parrett, son of Leonard Parrett and Evaline Richardson, on 13 June 1891 at Huntington Co., IN.1 Susan E. Johnson died on 18 December 1899 at Pleasant Plain, Huntington Co., IN, at age 28. She was buried in December 1899 at Purviance Cemetery, Warren, Huntington Co., IN, Findagrave #142574686.
Children of Susan E. Johnson and John Andrew Parrett
Cora Eva Parrett+1 b. Dec 1891
Goldie B. Parrett b. 3 Jan 1896, d. 13 Nov 1899
Everett L. Parrett1 b. Jul 1899, d. 16 Aug 1900
[S739] 1900 Federal Census, Huntington County, Indiana. Microfilm Image, NARA Series T623, Roll 378; FHL #1240378.
Susanna Johnson
F, b. 12 January 1867
Susanna Johnson was born on 12 January 1867 at Washington, Adams Co., IN. She married John Lewis Gross, son of John Peter Gross and Elizabeth Louisa Hebble, on 3 December 1890 at Adams Co., IN.
Susannah Johnson
F, b. 15 March 1819, d. 17 November 1880
Susannah Johnson was born on 15 March 1819. She married Uriah Newcomer, son of Jacob Newcomer and Mary Newcomer, on 17 May 1846. Susannah Johnson died on 17 November 1880 at age 61.
Susannah Johnson married George Hinshaw.
Child of Susannah Johnson and George Hinshaw
Jehu Hinshaw+ b. 19 Feb 1819, d. 29 Jan 1903
Tamer Elizabeth Johnson
F, b. 28 November 1878, d. 25 January 1968
Tamer Elizabeth Johnson was born on 28 November 1878 at Marksville, Avoyelles Par., LA. She married Jules Louis Grandpierre. Tamer Elizabeth Johnson died on 25 January 1968 at Alexandria, Rapides Par., LA, at age 89. She was buried at Forest Lawn Memorial Park and Mausoleum, Pineville, Rapides Par., LA, Findagrave #95906742.
Child of Tamer Elizabeth Johnson and Jules Louis Grandpierre
Julie Louise Grandpierre+ b. 25 Feb 1913, d. 25 Oct 1987
Thomas Johnson1
M, b. August 1885
Thomas Johnson was born in August 1885 at Jefferson Co., IL.1 He was the son of John S. Johnson and Alice L. M. Hershey.1
[S2362] 1900 Federal Census, Jefferson County, Illinois. Microfilm Image, NARA Series T623, Roll 309; FHL #1240309.
Thomas B. Johnson1
M, b. 15 April 1823, d. 1 February 1898
Thomas B. Johnson was born on 15 April 1823.1 He was the son of Patrick Johnson and Margaret Brown.1 Thomas B. Johnson married Hannah R. Urner, daughter of Israel Urner and Sarah Price, on 13 March 1850.1 Thomas B. Johnson lived at Norristown, Montgomery Co., PA.1 He died on 1 February 1898 at age 74.1
Children of Thomas B. Johnson and Hannah R. Urner
Emma S. Johnson+1 b. 26 Nov 1851, d. 2 Jan 1923
Wellington Johnson2 b. 9 Oct 1853, d. 29 Oct 1856
Urner D. Johnson+2 b. 23 Aug 1858, d. 2 Oct 1887
M, b. 16 January 1883, d. 31 December 1883
Thomas B. Johnson was born on 16 January 1883.1 He was the son of Urner D. Johnson and Mary Ann Holland.1 Thomas B. Johnson died on 31 December 1883.1
Thomas Casey Johnson
Thomas Casey Johnson was born on 14 June 1827 at Jefferson Co., IL. He married Sarah J. Frost on 14 January 1847 at Jefferson Co., IL. Thomas Casey Johnson died on 19 September 1898 at Jefferson Co., IL, at age 71. He was buried in September 1898 at Old Union Cemetery, Mt. Vernon Twp., Jefferson Co., IL.
Children of Thomas Casey Johnson and Sarah J. Frost
John S. Johnson+ b. 8 Sep 1856, d. 19 Jan 1899
Lucy J. Johnson+1 b. Mar 1862, d. 1938
[S519] 1870 Federal Census, Jefferson County, Illinois. Microfilm Image, NARA Series M593, Roll 233; FHL #545732.
Thomas Clayton Johnson
M, b. July 1880, d. 1944
Thomas Clayton Johnson was born in July 1880 at Benton Co., IA. He was the son of Robert Elson Johnson and Deborah Helen Wilt. Thomas Clayton Johnson married Zella Tabitha Strawn, daughter of Thomas Gainer Strawn and Mary Matilda Rife, in 1900. Thomas Clayton Johnson lived on 7 January 1920 at Canton Twp., Benton Co., IA; farming.1 He died in 1944. He was buried in 1944 at Oakwood Cemetery, Shellsburg, Benton Co., IA, Findagrave #147092302.
Children of Thomas Clayton Johnson and Zella Tabitha Strawn
Glenn Johnson1 b. c 1902
Ben L. Johnson1 b. 1903
Doris Johnson b. 1907, d. 2005
Robert Strawn Johnson+ b. 10 Oct 1910, d. 1989
[S2143] 1920 Federal Census, Benton County, Iowa. Unknown record type, NARA Series T625, Roll 477.
Thomas Delbert Johnson
M, b. 30 March 1936, d. 23 December 1963
Thomas Delbert Johnson was born on 30 March 1936 at Benton Co., IA.1 He was the son of Robert Strawn Johnson and Marjorie Belle Primrose. Thomas Delbert Johnson lived on 28 May 1940 at Canton Twp., Benton Co., IA.1 He died on 23 December 1963 at La Porte City, Black Hawk Co., IA, at age 27
Obituary (via Findagrave.com):
Fourteen members of the U.S.S. San Diego Post 207 of La Porte City conducted military rites Friday, Dec. 27th at the Methodist church at Brandon, for Thomas D. Johnson, 26, who was killed in the two-car crash north of La Porte City on Highway 218 about 5 p.m. Monday, Dec. 23rd. Burial was made in the Urbana cemetery in charge of the Johannsen-Rossow Funeral Home.
Survivors are his widow; son Tommy, 2 1/2; daughter Teresa, 1 1/2; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson Sr., La Porte City; two sisters, Mrs. Dolores Thorne, Denver, Colo., Patricia of La Porte City; two brothers, Ronald and Robert Jr., both of La Porte City. Mr. Johnson was employed at the John Deere Tractor Works in Waterloo.
Progressive Review
Vol. 94, No. 1, page 1
La Porte City, Iowa
Two others were killed in this accident. Benjamin S Cashner, Jr was driving the car in which Thomas was a passenger and Anna Zola Tompkins Nissen, age 59, was in the other car. Those injured were Mrs. Nissen's niece and her four children, and Cashner's twin brother, Bert Cashner.
He was buried in December 1963 at Urbana Cemetery, Urbana, Benton Co., IA, Findagrave #59077055.
[S4756] 1940 Federal Census, Benton County, Iowa. Microfilm Image, NARA Series T627, Roll 1138.
Thomas Michael Johnson
Thomas Michael Johnson was born on 12 July 1969 at Hennepin Co., MN. He was the son of Duane Leroy Johnson. Thomas Michael Johnson died on 28 November 2014 at age 45
Obituary (via Newspapers.com), the Minneapolis Star Tribune, 2 DEC 2014, p.B4:
Johnson, Thomas Michael
Age 45 of White Bear Lake, died November 28,2014. Survived by his wife, Angie; children, Michael, Matthew and Lauren and his dog Beau; mother, Pat; mother in-law, Cheryl Irwin; many other family and friends. Precedied in death by his father, Duane; father in-law, Bruce Irwin. Devoted soccer and hockey dad. Proud memober of IBEW Local 292. Dedicated electrician for Parson Electric. A gathering of family and friends will be held form 4-8 PM Friday, Dec. 5 at HOLCOMB-HENRY-BOOM-PURCELL, 515 Hwy 95 W., Shoreview. Memorial service 1:30 PM Sat. Dec 6 at St. Stephens Lutheran Church, 1965 E. City Rd. E White Bear Lake. Private internment Incarnanion Lutheran.
Thomas P. Johnson1
M, b. 5 August 1842, d. circa 1872
Thomas P. Johnson was born on 5 August 1842 at Missouri.1 He married Catharine E. Harrison, daughter of Hon. W. Riley Harrison and Sarah Stover, on 13 November 1863.1 Thomas P. Johnson died circa 1872.1
Children of Thomas P. Johnson and Catharine E. Harrison
Sallie E. Johnson+2 b. 22 May 1866
Samuel Thomas Johnson+3 b. 5 Oct 1868, d. 9 Apr 1925
Zebnor Johnson3 b. 14 Feb 1871
M, b. circa 1822, d. January 1860
Thomas P. Johnson was born circa 1822 at Ohio.1 He married Hannah Elson on 22 August 1842 at Coshocton Co., OH. Thomas P. Johnson died in January 1860 at Polk, Benton Co., IA. Cause of death: Consumption (Tuberculosis.)
Child of Thomas P. Johnson and Hannah Elson
Robert Elson Johnson+ b. 7 Aug 1853, d. 30 Mar 1924
[S4755] 1850 Federal Census, Benton County, Iowa. Microfilm Image, NARA Series M432, Roll 182.
Urner D. Johnson1
M, b. 23 August 1858, d. 2 October 1887
Urner D. Johnson was born on 23 August 1858.1 He was the son of Thomas B. Johnson and Hannah R. Urner.1 Urner D. Johnson married Mary Ann Holland.1 Urner D. Johnson died on 2 October 1887 at age 29.1
Children of Urner D. Johnson and Mary Ann Holland
Thomas B. Johnson1 b. 16 Jan 1883, d. 31 Dec 1883
Margaret R. Johnson+1 b. 30 Jun 1884
Florence Johnson1 b. Nov 1885
Urner D. Johnson1 b. Jan 1887
M, b. January 1887
Urner D. Johnson was born in January 1887.1,2 He was the son of Urner D. Johnson and Mary Ann Holland.1
[S423] 1900 Federal Census, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. Microfilm Image, NARA Series T623, Microfilm 1442; FHL #1241445.
Violet Johnson
F, b. 14 April 1904
Violet Johnson lived at Zanesville, Muskingum Co., OH. She was born on 14 April 1904. She was the daughter of (?) Johnson and Rosa Myrtle Wolf.
Virginia Belle Johnson
F, b. January 1861, d. 30 June 1900
Virginia Belle Johnson was born in January 1861 at Overton Co. (probably), TN.1,2 She was the daughter of William Franklin Johnson and Orelia Lizette Patrick. Virginia Belle Johnson married Wiley Farmer. Virginia Belle Johnson lived on 26 June 1900 at Highwood, Chouteau Co., MT; Virginia was listed in the 1900 census twice, once at Belt and again at Highwood, Chouteau County. A note from a family member on findagrave.com indicates that the family had a winter home in Belt and a farm at Highwood, and that she died "while still on the farm" (only a few days after the census). She died on 30 June 1900 at Highwood, Chouteau Co., MT, at age 39. She was buried in July 1900 at Upper Highwood Cemetery, Chouteau Co., MT, Findagrave #84101054.
Children of Virginia Belle Johnson and Wiley Farmer
William A. Farmer2 b. Jan 1882
Effie Farmer2 b. Nov 1885
Braxton Farmer2 b. Jul 1888
Abraham Farmer2 b. Dec 1889
Wiley Lawrence Farmer2 b. 4 May 1891, d. 16 Jan 1974
Viola M. Farmer2 b. Dec 1893
Louisa Farmer2 b. Nov 1895
Mabel F. Farmer2 b. May 1900
[S3533] 1870 Federal Census, Dent County, Missouri. Microfilm Image, NARA Series M593, Roll 774; FHL #552273.
[S3536] 1900 Federal Census, Cascade County, Montana. Microfilm Image, NARA Series T623, Roll 909; FHL #1240909.
Virginia M. Johnson
F, b. 20 June 1922, d. 21 January 1994
Virginia M. Johnson was born on 20 June 1922 at Mt. Carroll, Carroll Co., IL. She was the daughter of Glen Henry Johnson and Nellie P. Fulrath. Virginia M. Johnson married Robert K. Breiding. Virginia M. Johnson died on 21 January 1994 at Sterling, Whiteside Co., IL, at age 71.
W. R. Johnson
W. R. Johnson married Abia Dorcas Hill on 31 December 1923.
Walter Johnson1
Walter Johnson was born on 13 February 1875 at Ladoga, Montgomery Co., IN.1 He was the son of Henry Johnson and Margaret A. Stover.1
Walter Johnson was born circa 1871 at Dent Co. (probably), MO.1 He was the son of William Franklin Johnson and Orelia Lizette Patrick.1
[S301] 1880 Federal Census, Dent County, Missouri. Microfilm Image, NARA Series T9, Roll 685; FHL #1254685.
Waneta Johnson
F, b. 4 April 1910
Waneta Johnson was born on 4 April 1910. She was the daughter of Jesse Johnson and Oka Fae Roller.
Warren E. Johnson1
Warren E. Johnson was born circa 1867 at Tennessee.1 He was the son of William Franklin Johnson and Orelia Lizette Patrick.1
Wellington Johnson1
M, b. 9 October 1853, d. 29 October 1856
Wellington Johnson was born on 9 October 1853.1 He was the son of Thomas B. Johnson and Hannah R. Urner.1 Wellington Johnson died on 29 October 1856 at age 3.1
Wilbur Booth Johnson
M, b. 26 March 1896, d. 14 September 1975
Wilbur Booth Johnson was born on 26 March 1896 at Bridgeport, Fairfield Co., CT. He was the son of Percy L. Johnson and Edna A. Thompson. Wilbur Booth Johnson married Elizabeth Wendel Barry, daughter of Eugene Taylor Barry and Susan Yandell Wendel, on 8 April 1924, SAR application of son Eugene Barry Johnson. Wilbur Booth Johnson died on 14 September 1975 at San Francisco Co., CA, at age 79. He was buried in September 1975 at Willamette National Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah Co., OR, Find A Grave Memorial# 3903010.
Children of Wilbur Booth Johnson and Elizabeth Wendel Barry
Kate Eleanor Johnson+1 b. 5 Mar 1925, d. 18 Dec 1992
Eugene Barry Johnson1 b. 28 Mar 1933, d. 15 Jan 1992
[S3810] 1940 Federal Census, Orleans Parish, Louisiana. Microfilm Image, NARA Series T627, Roll 1433.


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Muzeum Fojtství v Kopřivnici sídlí v nejstarší budově ve městě, která je chráněna jako kulturní památka. V jeho blízkosti se nachází historický hřbitov a dříve zde existoval i dřevěný kostel.

Historie
Současná podoba budovy pochází z roku 1789. Svůj název má podle starého fojtství, které vzniklo na tomto místě v roce 1576. Původní dřevěná budova byla stržena a nahrazena zděnou budovou. Kromě této zděné budovy byla součástí areálu usedlosti ještě stodola a studna. Budova fojtství sloužila jako první škola na území města; první vyučování se konalo v zadní místnosti na přelomu 18. a 19. století.

V této budově se narodil místní podnikatel Ignác Šustala, který začal s výrobou bryček a kočárů. Jako první dílna Šustalovi sloužila místní stodola. Tyto události připomíná pamětní deska, umístěná na budově fojtství. Šustalův podnik se později rozšířil o výrobu poštovních a dalších užitkových vozů a nakonec i automobilů. V roce 1897 byl v Kopřivnici vyroben první automobil v Rakousku-Uhersku, pojmenovaný "Präsident".

Muzejní expozice
V letech 1985–1990 byla budova rozsáhle přestavěna pro potřeby vlastivědného muzea, které zde zřídil podnik Tatra Kopřivnice. Od roku 1997 je součástí Regionálního muzea v Kopřivnici.

Ve stodole Muzea Fojtství je vystaveno šest zachovaných výrobků kopřivnické "kočárovky". Mezi těmito výrobky jsou například ruské saně, pohřební vůz nebo bryčka Mylord. Součástí této expozice, věnované zdejší výrobě kočárů a vagónů, je i několik modelů výrobků z nejstaršího období zdejší produkce. Další části expozice jsou věnovány historii města a jeho nejbližšího okolí (například hradu Šostýn) a nejvýznamnějším místním rodákům i čestným občanům Kopřivnice. Horní poschodí budovy fojtství, kde kdysi bývala fojtova sýpka, slouží jako stylová galerie.

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Would you rely on a fortune cookie for advice? The lesson first requires future statisticians to categorize 100 fortune cookie fortunes into four types: prophecy, advice, wisdom, and misc. The lesson goes on to have learners use relative, joint, and marginal frequencies to compare their data to a published data set.


Popular dog-friendly beach, and the only sand dunes in East Sussex. Summer-time restrictions for dogs.
Edited: 5th September 2018. The details of this listing may have changed, and though the Driving with Dogs team do our best to confirm the accuracy of every listing, we cannot guarantee that the details are fully up to date and accurate.


In a Z-Wave automated home, appliances and devices – light switches, alarm systems, and sprinklers, for example – are controlled remotely. These devices all link to a hub. The hub is the gateway to creating a network between the devices. Using a smartphone or a tablet, a user can manage their home system from anywhere in the world.


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Q: Remove duplicate data selected form database with array unique Below is my code i want to remove duplicate value selected from the database using array_unique() not DISTINCT in mysql query please i need help with this Thanks
$query2 = "SELECT * FROM place";
$result2 = mysql_query ($query2) or die('query error');
while( $line2 = mysql_fetch_assoc($result2)){
$e = $line2['event_title'];

$array = array($e);
$result = array_unique($array);
echo $result;
}

A: Please use the following:
$query2 = "SELECT * FROM place";
$result2 = mysql_query ($query2) or die('query error');
$events = array();
while( $line2 = mysql_fetch_assoc($result2)){
  $events[] = $line2['event_title'];
}
$events = array_unique($events);

echo '<pre>';
print_r($events);
echo '</pre>';


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Scenery along the S202 provincial-level highway in Tibet.
Cona County is the hometown of Tsangyang Gyatso, the 6th Dalai Lama. Located in the southern part of the Tibet Autonomous Region and southeast of the Himalayas, Cona borders Bhutan in the west and India in the south with a 268-kilometer-long border line, which accounts for 42.5 percent of the total border length of Shannan City. The county occupies a strategically important location, with a 213-kilometer-long China-India border line and a 55-kilometer-long China-Bhutan border line.
An electricity "sky road" that leads to all parts of Tibet.
A crystal-clear lake at the foot of a snow-capped mountain.
The average elevation of Cona County is 4,400 meters above sea level. The county seat is 4,380 meters above sea level, and the annual average temperature is minus 0.6 degrees Celsius. The lowest recorded temperature is minus 37 degrees Celsius. Cona is a typical frontier alpine county in Tibet, with only 42 frost-free days throughout the year.
A Tibetan village at the foot of the mountain.
A tidy street in Cona County.
During the six-hour drive from Tsetang to Cona on March 20, we crossed the 4,900-meter-high Mount Yarla Shampo, the Yalazhadui Mountain pass at 5,025 meters above sea level, the Xuebudala Mountain pass at 5,000 meters, the Shambhala Mountain pass at 4,800 meters, and the Yangcuola Mountain pass at 4,650 meters, fully appreciating the unique natural scenery of the high-altitude border areas in Tibet.
As altitude increases, the snowy mountains become increasingly magnificent. For the best snow scenes in March, Cona is an optimal choice.


So planets travel around the Sun in elliptical orbits with the Sun at one focus – Ok, a line from the planet to the Sun sweeps out equal areas in equal times, Gotcha and the square of a planet's period in years and its distance cubed are proportional. Okey Dokey! But what does it all mean?
Kepler put our feet on the road to modern astronomy. But ask yourself: Why were the planets spaced as they were in order of distance from the Sun? Had God arranged the Universe in accordance with the perfect precepts of geometry? And could we discover a true cosmic harmony designed by the almighty for us, and others to discover?
Join Mr Clintsberg from StudyPhysics.ca and a bunch of schoolies that are getting to grips with Kepler's 3 laws of planetary motion.


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Apple Watch Series 3 Offers Built-In LTE, Faster Processor, Streaming Apple Music
Chris Hauk - Sep 12, 2017
Apple on Tuesday debuted the Apple Watch Series 3. The new Watch is available in two models, one with GPS and cellular, and one with GPS, both featuring a 70% faster dual-core processor and new wireless chip.
"Whether users are out for a run, at the pool or just trying to be more active throughout their day, Apple Watch Series 3 with cellular allows them to stay connected, make calls, receive texts and more, even without iPhone nearby. The third-generation Apple Watch is an amazing health and fitness companion with intelligent coaching features, water resistance 50 meters1 and a new barometric altimeter that measures relative elevation."
The combination of the new cellular capabilities of the Apple Watch 3 and the new watchOS 4 operating system allows Apple Music users to stream any of 40 million songs from their wrist to their AirPods wireless earbuds.
Beginning Friday, September 15, Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS + Cellular) will be available to order in 10 countries and territories, and Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS) will be available to order in 28 countries and territories. Both models are available in stores starting Friday, September 22.
Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS + Cellular) features a full LTE and UMTS cellular radio that switches automatically to cellular when it is away from iPhone. The Watch uses the same phone number as the iPhone, meaning their is no need to obtain an additional phone number. Participating carriers will offer special introductory cellular plans at launch.
The Apple Watch Series 3 is powered by the S3, Apple's third-generation architecture featuring a faster dual-core processor, which allows for quicker app launch times and smoother graphics, and, for the first time, enables Siri to speak using the built-in speaker.
A new custom W2 wireless chip making Wi-Fi 85% faster and Bluetooth and Wi-Fi 50% more power efficient, providing all-day battery life and keeping the size virtually the same as before.
The Apple Watch Series 3 also features a built-in barometric altimeter that assists with tracking activity, flights climbed and outdoor workouts, including elevation gain.
Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS + Cellular) starts at $399 (US) and Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS) starts at $329 (US). Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS + Cellular) also debuts a special red Digital Crown and exclusive "Explorer" watch face that shows cellular connectivity through a unique design.
The Apple Watch Series 1 will still be available, at a new starting price of $249 (US), making it more affordable than ever.
The Apple Watch Series 3 now comes in a new gold aluminum color, along with silver or space black stainless steel cases, which all pair with a stunning assortment of new band colors and styles.
Apple Watch is available in two different case sizes, 38mm and 42mm. Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS + Cellular) will be available in gold, silver or space gray aluminum, or silver or space black stainless steel paired with a variety of bands starting at $399(US). Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS) will be available in gold, silver or space gray aluminum cases with a Sport Band starting at $329 (US). Apple Watch Series 1 is available in silver or space gray aluminum cases paired with a Sport Band starting at just $249 (US). Apple Watch Edition in gray or white ceramic will be available starting at $1,299 (US). All models will be available from apple.com and Apple Stores, as well as select Apple Authorized Resellers and carriers (prices may vary). For local availability, visit locate.apple.com. Apple Watch Nike+ starts at $329 (US) and Apple Watch Hermès starts at $1,149 (US) (prices may vary).
Customers will be able to order Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS + Cellular) beginning Friday, September 15, with availability beginning Friday, September 22 in Australia, Canada, China, France, Germany, Japan, Puerto Rico, Switzerland, the UK and the US, with other countries following next year. For carrier availability, visit apple.com/watch/cellular.
Customers will be able to order Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS) beginning Friday, September 15, with availability beginning Friday, September 22 in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, China, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, the UK, the US and US Virgin Islands. Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS) will be available beginning Saturday, September 23 in UAE.
Apple Watch Series 1 is available on apple.com and anywhere Apple Watch is sold.
Apple Watch Nike+ will be available to order on apple.com beginning Friday, September 15, with limited availability on Thursday, October 5 in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, China, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Guam, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Kuwait, Luxembourg, Macau, Monaco, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Qatar, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, UAE, the UK and the US. For more information, visit apple.com/apple-watch-nike or nike.com/applewatch.
Apple Watch Hermès will be available to order on apple.com beginning Friday, September 15, with availability beginning Friday, September 22 in Australia, Canada, China, France, Germany, Japan, Switzerland, the UK and the US. For more information, visit apple.com/apple-watch-hermes or hermes.com/applewatchhermes.
Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS) will be available beginning Friday, September 29 in Croatia, Czech Republic, Greece, Guam, Hungary, Iceland, India, Jersey, Macau, Monaco, Poland, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Thailand and Turkey.
Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS) will be available beginning Saturday, September 30 in Kuwait, Qatar and Saudi Arabia.
New Apple Watch bands are available today on apple.com and will be available soon at Apple Stores, as well as select Apple Authorized Resellers and carriers in the USand over 35 countries and regions, including Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Russia, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, UAE and the UK.
Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS + Cellular) requires iPhone 6 or later running iOS 11 or later and Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS) requires iPhone 5S or later running iOS 11 or later. Some features are not available in all regions or all languages.
Customers who buy Apple Watch from Apple will be offered free Personal Setup in-store or online4 to help set up and personalize their new Apple Watch with calendars, notifications, apps and more.
Anyone who wants to start with the basics or go further with their new Apple Watch can sign up for free Today at Apple sessions at apple.com/today.
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