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""".. Ignore pydocstyle D400.

=============
VariantTables
=============

.. autoclass:: VariantTables
    :members:

"""
import re
import warnings
from functools import lru_cache
from itertools import groupby
from typing import Callable, List, Optional

import numpy as np
import pandas as pd

from resdk.resources import Collection, Data

from .base import BaseTables

class VariantTables(BaseTables):
    """A helper class to fetch collection's variant and meta data.

    This class enables fetching given collection's data and returning it
    as tables which have samples in rows and variants in columns.

    A simple example:

    .. code-block:: python

        # Get Collection object
        collection = res.collection.get("collection-slug")

        tables = VariantTables(collection)
        # Get variant data
        tables.variants
        # Get depth per variant or coverage for specific base
        tables.depth
        tables.depth_a
        tables.depth_c
        tables.depth_g
        tables.depth_t

    """

    process_type = "data:mutationstable"
    VARIANTS = "variants"
    DEPTH = "depth"
    DEPTH_A = "depth_a"
    DEPTH_C = "depth_c"
    DEPTH_G = "depth_g"
    DEPTH_T = "depth_t"

    data_type_to_field_name = {
        VARIANTS: "tsv",
        DEPTH: "tsv",
        DEPTH_A: "tsv",
        DEPTH_C: "tsv",
        DEPTH_G: "tsv",
        DEPTH_T: "tsv",
    }

    DATA_FIELDS = [
        "id",
        "slug",
        "modified",
        "entity__name",
        "entity__id",
        "input",
        "output",
        "process__output_schema",
        "process__slug",
    ]

    def __init__(
        self,
        collection: Collection,
        discard_fakes: Optional[bool] = True,
        mutations: Optional[List[str]] = None,
        cache_dir: Optional[str] = None,
        progress_callable: Optional[Callable] = None,
    ):
        """Initialize class.

        :param collection: collection to use
        :param mutations: only consider these mutations
        :param discard_fakes: discard fake variants
        :param cache_dir: cache directory location, if not specified system specific
                          cache directory is used
        :param progress_callable: custom callable that can be used to report
                                  progress. By default, progress is written to
                                  stderr with tqdm
        """
        super().__init__(collection, cache_dir, progress_callable)

        self.discard_fakes = discard_fakes

        self.mutations = mutations
        if mutations is not None:
            if not isinstance(mutations, list):
                raise ValueError("Mutations must be a list of strings")
        else:
            # Check for heterogeneous mutations only if mutations is not specified
            self.check_heterogeneous_mutations()

    def check_heterogeneous_mutations(self):
        """Ensure variants are selected for the same mutations in all samples."""
        mutations = {str(d.input["mutations"]) for d in self._data}

        if len(mutations) > 1:
            raise ValueError(
                "Variants should be computed with the same mutation input. "
                f"Variants of samples in collection {self.collection.name} "
                f"have been computed with {', '.join(list(mutations))}.\n"
                "Use mutations filter in the VariantTables constructor.\n"
            )

    def parse_mutations_string(self, mutations):
        """Parse mutations string."""
        db = {}
        for mutation in mutations:
            if ":" not in mutation:
                # Only gene is given
                gene = mutation
                aa_changes = set()
            else:
                gene, aa_changes = mutation.split(":")
                aa_changes = set(map(str.strip, aa_changes.split(",")))

            db[gene] = aa_changes

        return db

    def is_mutation_subset(self, first, second):
        """Check if mutations given in first are a a subset of second."""
        db_first = self.parse_mutations_string(first)
        db_second = self.parse_mutations_string(second)

        for first_gene, first_aas in db_first.items():
            if first_gene not in db_second:
                return False
            if not db_second[first_gene]:
                # If the second covers the whole gene, all is good
                continue
            second_aas = db_second[first_gene]
            if not first_aas and second_aas:
                # First covers the whole gene, second does not
                return False
            if not first_aas.issubset(second_aas):
                return False

        return True

    @property
    @lru_cache()
    def _data(self) -> List[Data]:
        """Fetch data objects.

        Fetch Data of type ``self.process_type`` from given collection
        and cache the results in memory. Only the needed subset of
        fields is fetched.

        :return: list of Data objects
        """
        data = []
        sample_ids, repeated_sample_ids = set(), set()
        for datum in self.collection.data.filter(
            type=self.process_type,
            status="OK",
            ordering="-created",
            fields=self.DATA_FIELDS,
        ):
            # 1 Filter by mutations, if required
            if self.mutations:
                if not self.is_mutation_subset(
                    self.mutations, datum.input["mutations"]
                ):
                    continue

            # 2 Filter by newest datum in the sample
            if datum.sample.id in sample_ids:
                repeated_sample_ids.add(datum.sample.id)
                continue

            sample_ids.add(datum.sample.id)
            data.append(datum)

        if repeated_sample_ids:
            repeated = ", ".join(map(str, repeated_sample_ids))
            warnings.warn(
                f"The following samples have multiple data of type {self.process_type}: "
                f"{repeated}. Using only the newest data of this sample.",
                UserWarning,
            )

        if not data:
            raise ValueError(
                f"Collection {self.collection.name} has no {self.process_type} "
                "data or there is no data with the requested mutations."
            )

        return data

    @property
    @lru_cache()
    def variants(self) -> pd.DataFrame:
        """Return variants table as a pandas DataFrame object."""
        return self._load_fetch(self.VARIANTS)

    @property
    @lru_cache()
    def depth(self) -> pd.DataFrame:
        """Return depth table as a pandas DataFrame object."""
        return self._load_fetch(self.DEPTH)

    @property
    @lru_cache()
    def depth_a(self) -> pd.DataFrame:
        """Return depth table for adenine as a pandas DataFrame object."""
        return self._load_fetch(self.DEPTH_A)

    @property
    @lru_cache()
    def depth_c(self) -> pd.DataFrame:
        """Return depth table for cytosine as a pandas DataFrame object."""
        return self._load_fetch(self.DEPTH_C)

    @property
    @lru_cache()
    def depth_g(self) -> pd.DataFrame:
        """Return depth table for guanine as a pandas DataFrame object."""
        return self._load_fetch(self.DEPTH_G)

    @property
    @lru_cache()
    def depth_t(self) -> pd.DataFrame:
        """Return depth table for thymine as a pandas DataFrame object."""
        return self._load_fetch(self.DEPTH_T)

    def _download_qc(self) -> pd.DataFrame:
        """Download sample QC data and transform into table."""
        # No QC is given for variants data - return empty DataFrame
        return pd.DataFrame()

    def strip_amino_acid(self, amino_acid_string, remove_alt=False):
        """Remove "p." prefix of the amino acid string."""
        # Example Amino acid change:  "p.Gly12Asp"
        if pd.isna(amino_acid_string):
            return ""
        aa_match = re.match(
            r"^p?\.?([A-Z][a-z]{2}\d+[A-Z][a-z]{2})$", amino_acid_string
        )
        if aa_match:
            if remove_alt:
                return aa_match.group(1)[:-3]
            return aa_match.group(1)
        return ""

    def construct_index(self, row) -> str:
        """
        Construct index of the variants table.

        Index should have the form:
        <chr>_<position>_<snp_change>_<aminoacid_pos_change>
        E.g. chr2_1234567_C>T_Gly12Asp

        In cases where nucleotide change or amino-acid change is
        missing, this info is left out from the index.

        """
        chrom = row["CHROM"]
        pos = row["POS"]

        index = f"{chrom}_{pos}"

        # REF & ALT
        ref = row["REF"]
        alt = row.get("ALT", "?")
        if alt in ["A", "C", "G", "T"]:
            index += f"_{ref}>{alt}"

        # Amino acid change
        aa_change = row.get("HGVS.p", "?")
        aa_change = self.strip_amino_acid(aa_change)
        if aa_change:
            index = f"{index}_{aa_change}"

        return index

    @staticmethod
    def encode_mutation(row) -> int:
        """Encode mutation to numerical value.

        Mutations are given as <allele1>/<allele2>, e.g. T/T or C/T

        Encode these mutations as:
            - 0 for wild type (no mutation)
            - 1 for heterozygous mutation
            - 2 for homozygous mutation
        """
        allele_line = row.get("SAMPLENAME1.GT", np.nan)
        hgvs_line = row.get("HGVS.p", np.nan)

        # Handle the obvious cases first:
        if row["REF"] == row["ALT"]:
            return 0
        elif row["ALT"] is None or row["ALT"] == "" or pd.isna(row["ALT"]):
            return 0
        elif allele_line is None or allele_line == "" or pd.isna(allele_line):
            return 0
        elif (
            hgvs_line is None
            or hgvs_line.startswith("no mutation at")
            or pd.isna(hgvs_line)
        ):
            return 0

        try:
            allele1, allele2 = re.match(r"([ACGT])/([ACGT])", allele_line).group(1, 2)
        except AttributeError:
            # AttributeError is raised when there is no match, e.g.
            # there is a string value for column "SAMPLENAME1.GT" but
            # the above regex can't parse it
            warnings.warn(f'Cannot encode mutation from value "{allele_line}".')
            return np.nan

        if allele1 == allele2 == row["REF"]:
            return 0
        elif allele1 == allele2 == row["ALT"]:
            return 2
        else:
            return 1

    def _parse_file(self, file_obj, sample_id, data_type) -> pd.Series:
        """Parse file - get encoded variants / depth of a single sample."""
        sample_data = pd.read_csv(file_obj, sep="\t")

        # Filter mutations if specified
        if self.mutations:
            keep = set()
            for gene, aa_change in self.parse_mutations_string(self.mutations).items():
                for sample, gene2, aa_change2 in zip(
                    sample_data.index, sample_data["Gene_Name"], sample_data["HGVS.p"]
                ):
                    if not aa_change:
                        if gene == gene2:
                            keep.add(sample)
                    else:
                        if gene == gene2 and aa_change == {
                            self.strip_amino_acid(aa_change2, remove_alt=True)
                        }:
                            keep.add(sample)

            sample_data = sample_data.loc[keep]

        # Construct index
        sample_data["index"] = sample_data.apply(
            self.construct_index, axis=1, result_type="reduce"
        )
        sample_data.set_index("index", inplace=True)
        sample_data.index.name = None

        if data_type == self.VARIANTS:
            s = sample_data.apply(self.encode_mutation, axis=1, result_type="reduce")
        elif data_type == self.DEPTH:
            # Depth, as computed by GATK is reported by "DP" column
            s = sample_data["Total_depth"]
        elif data_type == self.DEPTH_A:
            s = sample_data["Base_A"]
        elif data_type == self.DEPTH_C:
            s = sample_data["Base_C"]
        elif data_type == self.DEPTH_G:
            s = sample_data["Base_G"]
        elif data_type == self.DEPTH_T:
            s = sample_data["Base_T"]

        s.name = sample_id
        return s

    def postprocess_variants_table(self, df, data_type):
        """
        Propagate info from "fake" to the "real" variants.

        "fake variants" are referred as positions for which we know that
        do not contain variants. The absence of variants is still a valuable
        information and should be propagated further when mergeing info
        from multiple samples in matrix form.
        """

        def chrom_pos(column_name):
            """Return only chromosome and position from index."""
            chrom, pos = column_name.split("_")[:2]
            return f"{chrom}_{pos}"

        to_discard = list()

        for _, group in groupby(df.columns, key=chrom_pos):
            # Sorting moves fake variant to the first position
            group = sorted(group)
            if len(group) <= 1:
                continue

            fake_variant = group[0]
            true_variants = group[1:]
            to_discard.append(fake_variant)

            # Propagate info from fake variants to the true ones
            for dst in true_variants:
                for sample, fake, true in zip(df.index, df[fake_variant], df[dst]):
                    if data_type == self.VARIANTS:
                        if fake == 0.0 and pd.isna(true):
                            # Copy 0.0 from all fake to the true ones
                            df.loc[sample, dst] = fake
                    else:
                        if not pd.isna(fake) and pd.isna(true):
                            # Copy depth from all false to the true ones
                            df.loc[sample, dst] = fake

        if self.discard_fakes:
            df = df.drop(columns=to_discard)

        return df

    async def _download_data(self, data_type: str) -> pd.DataFrame:
        df = await super()._download_data(data_type)
        return self.postprocess_variants_table(df, data_type=data_type)

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Q: Manual kth Nearest Neighbor Euclidean Distance I have to modify the following code in order to use 1, 3, and 5 neighbors and print the accuracy of each one. I can not use the sklearn library KNeighborsClassifier so I am stuck because I don't know how to modify k neighbors value here.
Code:
shuffle_df = dataset.sample(frac=1)

train_size = int(0.75 * len(dataset))

train_set=shuffle_df[:train_size]
test_set=shuffle_df[train_size:]

testarray=[]

for w in range(37):
   sepallengthtest = test_set.iloc[w,0]
   sepalwidthtest = test_set.iloc[w,1]
   petallenghttest = test_set.iloc[w,2]
   petalwidthtest = test_set.iloc[w,3]
   classtest = test_set.iloc[w,4]

   trainarry=[]
   for m in range(111):
       sepallengthtrain = train_set.iloc[m,0]
       widthtesthtrain = train_set.iloc[m,1]
       petallenghttrain = train_set.iloc[m,2]
       petalwidthtrain = train_set.iloc[m,3]
       classtrain = test_set.iloc[w,4]

       distance = sqrt((sepallengthtest-sepallengthtrain)**2 + (sepalwidthtest-widthtesthtrain)**2 + (petallenghttest-petallenghttrain)**2 + (petalwidthtest-petalwidthtrain)**2)

       if len(trainarry)==0:
           trainarry.append([distance, classtest, classtrain])
       if trainarry[0][0]>distance:
           trainarry.pop(0)
           trainarry.append([distance, classtest, classtrain])
  testarray.append(trainarry)

count=0
for i in range(37):
    results = testarray[i]

if results[0][1] == results[0][2]:
    count+=1
print(count)
accuracy=count/len(testarray)
print(f"\n Accuracy{accuracy: .3%}")

Output:
   Neighbors:       1       3       5
   Success Rate:  86.8%    89.5%    89.5%


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Marcus Aurelius: Emperor, General & Philosopher.
by Robert Horvat
In his 'Meditations', Marcus Aurelius Antoninus simply wrote or described himself as 'a male, mature in years, a statesman, a Roman, a ruler.' He was indeed, a Roman and a ruler, in fact, he was the Emperor of the Roman Empire during the period of 161 to 180 A.D. He was the last in a succession of Roman rulers who presided over the most glorious days of the Roman Empire that spanned from 96 AD to 180 AD.
Historian Edward Gibbon, in his 'Decline and Fall' nostalgically remarked, "If a man were called to fix the period in the history of the world during which the human race was most happy and prosperous, he would, without hesitation, name that which elapsed from the death of Domitian to the accession of Commodus." As romantic as this might sound it wasn't entirely true. Marcus' reign was unfortunately seriously troubled by a series of natural disasters such as plagues, floods and famines as well as by conspiracies, corruption and barbarian invasion, particularly from the Danube. But what the period does best reflect is the overall good governance that was carried out by Nerva, Trajan, Hadrian, Antoninus Pius and Marcus Aurelius as the 'Five Good Emperors'.
Although he had no way of knowing that history would name him as one of the 'five good emperors', what Marcus Aurelius wanted more than anything was to rule like his predecessors. Growing up in the Antonine Age, he was given every opportunity to follow in the footsteps of his predecessors. He was trained as a kindhearted administrator, living and ruling by the principles of Stoic philosophy that he very much admired. Unfortunately what he got was a never ending cycle of violence on the frontiers. This however did not deter him as he courageous accepted the role that the Roman gods had chosen for him and gathered up his armour and rode to the defence of the empire.
Beginning around 164AD, Marcus Aurelius was immediately on the back foot fighting the Parthian War over the disputed regions of Armenia and Upper Mesopotamia. Aurelius ordered his colleague and co emperor Lucius Verus to command the legions against the Parthians. (Marcus Aurelius and Lucius Verus were both the adopted sons of the previous emperor Antoninus Pius. When Marcus Aurelius inherited the imperial throne, against all expectations he nominated Lucius as co-emperor. This audacious move was an event that had no precedent in the principate.) With no end in sight, it would be five years before the bloody conflict with the Parthian Empire would come to an end. Finally, when Lucius Verus returned to Rome in triumph, his legions would bring back with them a plague that would ravaged the empire. In a weakened state, the empire fell victim to new incursion from Germanic tribes who crossed the frontier at will. Another three years would pass before Aurelius, in 169 AD, would have enough strength and resources to deal with the Germanic invaders. Aurelius would subsequently spend the next eleven years of his life fighting on the northern frontiers. (Lucius Verus would die of a stroke on the frontier in 169AD).
Marcus Aurelius would develop a keen military mind during his eleven years at war. He didn't really have a choice in the matter. It was a case of attack or be overrun and face the consequences. To his credit, he menaced and hammered the German tribes without relent, pushing them back further and further year after year. (He was so good at his role as commander in chief that when he died, the legions genuinely grieved, mourning the loss of a great emperor soldier.)
During those years on the front he also faced another crisis that came in the form of an usurper general named Avidius Cassius. This crisis forced him to compromise his plans to expand and annex new territory. Fortunately, the threat was short lived and he managed to re-established his authority. Later, together with his son (who he made co-emperor in 177 AD) they would doggedly fight the empires northern enemies along the Danube until his death in 180 AD.
Marcus Aurelius granting clemency to Germanic prisoners during his wars on the northern frontiers.
What is interesting to note about Marcus Aurelius during his eleven long years at war is that not a day possibly went by that he didn't think about his one true passion-philosophy. When Marcus wasn't out welding his sword in battle or in his tent sorting out administrative paperwork that poured on his desk, he took time out to write a philosophical diary in an attempt to understand and crack "the underlining code of existence". His diary would become a profoundly influential work on how one should live their life. Even today, thousands of copies of his Meditationsare sold worldwide, reminding us of the intelligence of a man who once said, "If any man can prove that any action or idea of mine is wrong, I will accept the fact gladly. I only seek thetruth, which never injured anyone."
It is important to note that Marcus never intended to publish his works or journal. It was silently meant to be for his eyes only. In a nutshelf Marcus was writing a series of reminders or quotations (to himself ) on how to strive to live a virtuous life. This approach to life meant that Marcus Aurelius was a tolerant individual. But he wasn't perfect, everyone including Marcus had their flaws. He was on occasional accused of being more concerned about the stoic ideals of perfection, than he was with pressing issues of the empire. One of his greatest failures was not continuing the successful practice of adopting a worthy Roman to oversee the good governance of the empire. It was a choice that future generation of Romans would rue. In short, Marcus Aurelius' son would undo all his gains and plunge Rome into a period of military anarchy. Yet despite Marcus' poor judgement of his son's ability to rule, he is still nonetheless remembered as one of the most important figure in Roman history. He is often also cited as one of the greatest emperors that ruled Rome.
"Waste no more time arguing about what a good man should be. Be one." – Marcus Aurelius, Meditations.
TagsAncient History • History • Marcus Aurelius • Philosophy • Roman Emperors • Roman History
About Robert Horvat
Robert Horvat is a Melbourne based blogger. He believes that the world is round and that art is one of our most important treasures. He has seen far too many classic films and believes coffee runs through his veins. As a student of history, he favours ancient and medieval history. Music pretty much rules his life and inspires his moods. Favourite artists include The Beatles, Pearl Jam, Garbage and Lana Del Rey.
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12 comments on "Marcus Aurelius: Emperor, General & Philosopher."
seanmunger
Great article. Marcus Aurelius was a man of uncommon wisdom, and one of my favorite figures from the classical world.
He was a hypocrite and persecuted Christians.
End-of-tears
Well weren't all the Roman emperors. Btw, have any of ya'll noticed how the emperors that are referred to as "good" in the sources are the ones that were good to the senate? And all of our sources for the emperors were written by people of the senatorial class… do you see a connection?
You're right to bring this up, and any persecution of a minority ought not to go ignored. It's important, though, to consider Marcus' actions in context. One contextualization that caught my eye is this: Christians, as a whole, rejected the emperor's divinity, and so were viewed as a seditious fringe group, who could have undermined the political and religious foundations of the empire.
It doesn't excuse Marcus any more than the Crusaders could be excused for slaughtering untold numbers of Muslims, but it is worth considering.
History Kicks Ass
I couldn't agree more that the Meditations is are relevant today. It's my favorite books – hands down – and there are times when you would swear it was written just yesterday. 🙂
Thanks for this post – he's my favourite emperor! Made my day!
At my college I teach both gen-ed history surveys and courses on ancient history. I try to fit him into as many courses as I can. The students LOVE him as an emperor. The fact that it's so hard to figure him out and his philosophical book catch their attention!
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Codi Regius
It is not entirely true that the co-governship of Marcus and Lucius was without precedent. In fact, Tiberius had already envisioned to divide the rule between Caligula and Gemellus. His intention was ignored after his death, however, and only Caligula succeeded him.
I recently read Meditations. Marcus Aurelius sometimes finishes books saying that he's writing between Germanic barbarians, in the thick of the war campaign, hundreds of miles away from Rome, in the winter, surrounded by legions and, at the same time, alone in the solitude of his meditations.
He wasn't a philosopher from Starbucks.
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Kobscheid ist ein Ortsteil der Ortsgemeinde Roth bei Prüm im Eifelkreis Bitburg-Prüm in Rheinland-Pfalz.

Geographische Lage
Der Ortsteil liegt südwestlich von Roth auf  und ist von umfangreichen landwirtschaftlichen Nutzflächen umgeben. Südlich des Ortes fließen der Taufenbach und der Hanserbach.

Geschichte
Urkundlich erwähnt wird der Ort erstmals 1642 als Copschied. Der Namensbestandteil "Cop-" ("Kuppe") bezieht sich dabei auf die Hügellage des Ortes. 1880 trennte sich der Ort von der Gemeinde Roth und wurde eine selbständige Gemeinde. Im Zuge der Verwaltungsreform wurde diese Trennung wieder aufgehoben und Kobscheid am 1. Januar 1971 mit 92 Einwohnern wieder nach Roth eingemeindet. Während der Ardennenoffensive war Kobscheid Schauplatz heftiger Kampfhandlungen zwischen deutschen und amerikanischen Streitkräften. 1947 zerstörte ein Großbrand mehrere Häuser und die Kapelle von Kobscheid.

Kultur und Sehenswürdigkeiten

 Kirche Sankt Franz Xaver, Neubau von 1890 als Nachfolger der Kirche von 1686
 Sechs Wegekreuze auf dem Gemeindegebiet
 Wüstung Huscheid: Ehemals fünf verlassene Häuser zwischen Kobscheid und Schlausenbach; der Ort Huscheid fiel wohl der Pest zum Opfer und die Bewohner wanderten in die Nachbargemeinden aus

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Researches suggest that learning to play a musical instrument has many benefits. Many researchers believe that exposure to music every day and learning to play a musical instrument can significantly improve the mental health; it promotes better thinking, sharpens memory and increases the IQ levels. In a nut shell, if you are learning to play a musical instrument, be it a guitar, piano or drums, it can make you smarter and a better person.
Remember, just like learning any new skill, learning to play drums perfectly too will take time. Becoming a great musician requires years of practice and hard work. Keep your patience and keep practicing daily under the guidance of your music instructor and you will perfect the techniques eventually.
One of the most common mistakes that amateur musicians commit is that they try to rush things and try to learn too many techniques too early. However, they don't realize that it only makes it harder for them to learn the drumming patterns and get the basic movements right. If you are learning to play drums, it is advisable that you take it slow; it will greatly improve your chances of success. You can speed things later once you have got the basics right.
For effective drums practice sessions, it important that you remain positive always. If you have any slightest bit of doubt in your capability or if you are worried about picking the techniques slower than others, during the practice sessions it would only prevent the learning further. So what to do in this case?
If you feel that you are not learning properly, you should discuss it with the instructor, may be the teacher will teach you new techniques to acquire the skills and will also set easier goals for your during the practice to help build your confidence. Having the right attitude will keep you on the right track during practice and make you a better musician.
Maintaining a good posture is important while practising drums. The posture plays an important role in building the right physical habits and it can greatly affect the speed, power, control and the overall technique. Take help from the music instructor on how to maintain the right posture during the practise sessions; you need to get it right from the first day when you start learning to play drums. Many expert drum teacher in Kolkata suggest that the drummers should do a little warmup to stretch their muscles before the practise session. This not only helps in building endurance, but also helps you gain speed.
Last but not the least, the most effective to have a great practise session to enjoy the session. Although it is important to pay attention to detail while practicing, don't get overwhelmed by it and try to have to fun while playing the drums. Play what you love and practise what you want to practise. This way you will perfect your techniques and you can play drums like a pro.


John Farrell, whom we consider to be one of the leading thinkers on community solar, wrote this 2010 report,, which we think is worth reposting for benchmarking and reflection. Participation and ownership were the key things we wanted to experiment with in our project described in the report. This was at a time (wow, 8 years ago!) when precious little was really understood about how to actually do tax equity finance for community projects, while at the same time there was plenty of hype about tax credits and the good times to come. David Brosious at University Park Solar (another of the author's case studies) was a smart thought partner and generous fellow traveler.


PASADENA, Calif. (BP)--Nearly 55 years to the day after ending a Los Angeles crusade that launched evangelist Billy Graham onto the national scene, he was back in Hollywood preaching the same timeless Gospel of grace and redemption Nov. 18.
"God is saying tonight, 'I love you. No matter how bad you have been, I love you and I'll forgive you because of what Jesus did on the cross,'" Graham told more than 45,000 people at the famed Rose Bowl during the first of a four-night crusade designed to reach the country's second largest metropolis.
Some 2,500 people came forward to make a decision for Christ.
Graham centered his 30-minute message on the Passion and the meaning of the cross. He referred several times to Mel Gibson's hit movie "The Passion of the Christ" from earlier this year, focusing at one point on the scene that depicts Jesus praying in the Garden of Gethsemane.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (BP)--"Kentucky Baptists Connect," an ambitious five-year ministry emphasis, was the primary focus of the Kentucky Baptist Convention's Nov. 16-17 annual meeting at St. Matthews Baptist Church in Louisville.
TACOMA, Wash. (BP)--Northwest Baptist Convention messengers adopted a $5.4 million budget to fund the regional network's ministries in 2005, retained top officers and affirmed Southern Baptist Convention efforts to baptize 1 million people next year.


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The Margalla Hills are effectively foothills of the Himalayas – and are very easily accessible from Islamabad. However these are quite big, steep hills, and shouldn't be underestimated – if you are planning on a walk up to the top of the first ridge (ie where the Monal restaurant is) then sturdy footwear, a large water bottle, and a change of t-shirt are necessary (good chance you'll be drenched in sweat by the time you get to the top). Between March and November it is best to start walking in the early morning (before 7.30AM, or 6.30AM in the height of summer) as it is uncomfortably hot during the day.
There are many trails to choose from, some of which have been numbered by the city planners. The more popular walks are Trail 3, Trail 5 and the Zoo Trail. Google Earth gives a good way to orientate yourself before you set out.
Trail 1 also known at the E7 or Faisal Mosque trail. Little used, in part because it is so difficult to find the trailhead. Head to the carpark to the rear of the Faisal Mosque, and look for a gate with a Margalla Tree Planting Project sign next to it. Head through the gate, take the first right, then right again (at a grey metal box with a hole in the top) through a small clearing, and turn left at the end. Walk north toward a large concrete water storage tank, and walk to the right of this on to a well defined path (GPS coordinates 33.734112° , 73.038421°) from here it should be plain sailing. Trail 1 winds its way up to the ridge, where you can turn right and reach the Pir Sohawa road, near the turn-off for Talhaar. Takes about 2 hours to get to the top. From Pir Sohawa road its a 20 minute walk to the Monal restaurant, and you can catch a taxi back in to town, or head down Trail 3 or the Saidpur village trail.
Trail 2 / Zoo trail begins a little way up Pir Sohawa (just past the Jungle Shack drinks bar – GPS 33.7346° , 73.0545°) or you can start from the right of the entrance of the Islamabad Zoo. This is a good choice if you are looking for a 1-2 hour walk – the trail leads up to the Daman-e Koh viewpoint – if you want to continue walking a trail up to Cactus Ridge leads from next to the Police checkpoint near the entrance to Daman-e Koh. From Cactus Ridge you get a good view of where AirBlue flight 202 crashed.
Trail 3 begins from Margalla Road, F-6/3 (the junction between Margalla Road & Ataturk Avenue). It is a little steep and strenuous in the first leg, which goes up to the Viewpoint and is about a 30 - 50 min. trek. After the Viewpoint you can continue on for another easy-going 45 - 60 mins and reach the Pir Sohawa, where you can choose from 3 restaurants for food, The Monal, Treehouse and Capital View Restaurant. This is the most popular walk, hence litter levels are high.
Trail 4 is a link trail between Trails 3 and 5
Trail 5 also begins from Margalla Road in F-5 (about 500m down from Trail 3 - opposite Judge's Enclave) and is initially an easier trail to climb. Trail 5 connects with Trail 3 (via Trail 4) and meets beyond Trail 3's viewpoint. If you continue on Trail 5 you eventually meet the Pir Sohawa road (33.7675°, 73.0771°) although it is possible to get lost on Trail 5 and veer too far east, ending up on the top part of Trail 6. Either way you'll eventually hit the Pir Sohawa road so it's difficult to get truly lost. From the top of Trail 5 it is 1.5km to the top of Trail 3 – hence you can do a loop, taking 3 – 4 hours.
Trail 6 is in the valley to the east of Trail 5. Start from the Trail 5 carpark, walk parallel to the blocked off dual carriageway heading east and then head north when you see the mouth of the valley. Walk past a small cluster of houses and then you'll come across a sealed single track road, follow this for a short while and you'll end up on the path, and follow this up the valley, ascending to the left side. You'll eventually end up on the Pir Sohawa road. From here you can head west to the top of Trail 5. The Trail is without signposts or markers, is little used but very scenic.
Saidpur trail - Follow the river through the village (including ducking though some back alleys) and you'll emerge in a valley and a trail that leads up to the Monal restaurant - and hence you can easily do a loop coming down Trail 3. Saidpur trail isn't much used so it largely free of litter.
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Meet Meghan Markle's parents Doria Ragland and Thomas Markle
By: Meaghan Wray
Can you imagine becoming in-laws to the British Royal Family? That's exactly what's about to happen for Meghan Markle's relatives once she exchanges vows with Prince Harry on May 19. The 36-year-old's parents have been confirmed to be playing special roles on her big day, from Meghan's mom accompanying her to St George's Chapel in the same car to her dad walking her down the aisle.
MORE: Everything we know about Prince Harry and Meghan's royal wedding
And while the world knows almost everything about the royals, from the Queen's affinity for the Beach Boys to Princess Charlotte's favourite colour, not much is known about the Suits alum's family – aside from the fact that she's super close to her mom, yoga teacher Dora Ragland.
Before the darling couple meet at the altar at Windsor Castle, get to know Meghan's mom and dad, who will both be there to see their precious daughter get married.
Doria joined Meghan for the Invictus Games closing ceremony last year. Photo: © Getty Images
Meghan's parents met on the set of General Hospital, the future royal revealed in a 2015 essay. "I like to think he was drawn to her sweet eyes and her Afro, plus their shared love of antiques. Whatever it was, they married and had me," she said of her mother, who was working as a temp, and her father, the show's lighting director. Their marriage was sadly short-lived and after splitting in 1988 Meghan lived mostly with her mom.
The former couple came together to release a lovely statement following their daughter's royal engagement, saying, "We are incredibly happy for Meghan and Harry. Our daughter has always been a kind and loving person. To see her union with Harry, who shares the same qualities, is a source of great joy for us as parents. We wish them a lifetime of happiness and are very excited for their future together."
Mom Doria Ragland
It's no secret that Meghan and her mom Doria are super close, and it's not just because she's her only child. From their shared love of yoga class to their mother-daughter appearance at the Invictus Games last year, they've been spotted together on more than one occasion. And let's be honest, the 61-year-old sounds like one cool mom!
For starters, she's just as giving as Meghan. The Ohio native is a social worker at a nonprofit mental health clinic in California. According to Us Weekly, her soon-to-be royal daughter helped fund her master's degree three years ago in order to get her social work license, while also working as a yoga teacher. Meghan's holistic lifestyle was definitely influenced by her leading lady, who she once described on The Tig in the sweetest way:
Meghan and her mom were beaming at Doria's social work graduation. Photo: © Instagram
"Dreadlocks. Nose ring. Yoga instructor. Social worker. Free spirit. Lover of potato chips and lemon tarts. And if the DJ cues Al Green's soul classic 'Call Me,' just forget it. She will swivel her hips into the sweetest little dance you've ever seen, swaying her head and snapping her fingers to the beat like she's been dancing since the womb. And you will smile. You won't be able to help it. You will look at her and you will feel joy. I'm talking about my mom."
Really, Meghan and Doria's relationship is every mother-daughter's dream. "We can just have so much fun together, and yet, I'll still find so much solace in her support," Meghan wrote of her mom in Glamour last year.
We all know how hard getting along with the in-laws can be, but that's not the case here – Harry absolutely loves her! "Her mum's amazing," the prince gushed during their BBC interview. It was also reported that he asked Doria for permission to marry Meghan during the Invictus Games last year. He'll get to spend more time with his mother-in-law the week before the wedding, when she'll be in town to meet the Queen and other members of the Royal Family. This is also when Harry will meet his future father-in-law for the first time!
Dad Thomas Markle
Thomas Markle is an award-winning lighting director, with two Daytime Emmy Awards under his belt, and it's thanks to Meghan's dad that she grew up on TV sets like Married... with Children. His daughter even ended up with a cameo on General Hospital, the source of her dad's accolades and the set where he met her mom!
Thomas hails from a small town in Pennsylvania that wasn't very diverse, Meghan wrote in Elle, but that didn't stop him from falling in love with her mom. Meghan wrote of their relationship, "The concept of marrying an African-American woman was not on the cards for my dad," but he wasn't "small-minded."
Meghan shared this sweet photo with her dad on Father's Day. Photo: © Instagram
Her father has two other kids with his first wife Roslyn Loveless: Samantha Grant and Thomas Markle Jr., both of whom have been less-than-complimentary of their half-sister in the media and won't be attending the royal wedding.
In his retirement, Thomas has settled down in Rosarito, Mexico, on the Baja California Peninsula. Another fun fact? Her half-brother Tom Jr said that their dad won $750,000 in the lottery when Meghan was nine years old.
Showing her affection for her dad, Meghan posted a special Instagram throwback of Thomas holding her as a baby, saying: "Happy Father's Day, daddy. I'm still your buckaroo, and to this day your hugs are still the very best in the whole wide world. Thanks for my work ethic, my love of Busby Berkeley films & club sandwiches, for teaching me the importance of handwritten thank you notes, and for giving me that signature Markle nose. I love you xo -Bean," she added.
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Executive Branch The Executive Branch is powered by the President. The President is responsible for enforcing the laws.
Checks and Balances Checks and Balances are a system to make sure one branch is not to powerful and one branch does not have enough power. Example: The legislative branch has a check on judicial that senate approves federal judge.
Constitution The Constitution is the laws and principles of the United States.
Legislative Branch The Legislative Branch is powered by the congress( House of Representatives and The Senate) The Legislative Branch has the authority to pass laws.
Electoral College The Electoral College is an indirect election where electors vote for the president by how many votes each person voted for in that state. Example: New York has 29 electoral votes which means what ever president has the most votes get the 29 votes.
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New Jersey Plan The New Jersey Plan proposed that all states would get the same amount of representatives,so smaller states would have a fair amount.
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At the Paris Fair, Noah gets a little bit regal with Her Majesty's Feast, a breakfast sandwich made with potato scones. He ponders a Meat Pie Poutine, and gets down and dirty with the Dirtburger, a double patty bison burger loaded with chili, cheese, gravy and southwest sauce. To finish off his food frenzy, he bites off more than he can chew with the gigantic Maddy Moo's Wrap Attack. At The Washington County Fair, he taps into Sugar Shack Cotton Candy – spun from real maple sugar, bites into the Buffalo chicken wing influenced Bleu Ribbon Fries and eats himself into knots with the Twisted S'More.


Science, technology and engineering are critical to the future of Britain and the wider world. However, as the new school year starts, Britain's parents feel the next generation of scientists could be at risk if schools don't keep up with technological and scientific advances, new research has found.
An overwhelming 87% said they felt children would be far more engaged in science lessons if they incorporated the most advanced technology as learning tools. However, almost seven in ten (68%) believed schools aren't keeping up with the latest available technical innovations.
While science subjects are becoming more popular at 'A' and GCSE levels – more than half a million pupils took GCSE science in one form or another this year – the government itself admits that only a handful of schools and colleges are taking steps to put technology at the heart of the classroom. Last month Education Secretary Damian Hinds called on UK and Silicon Valley tech firms to work with government and educators to provide support in this area.
Nano Simbox has so far been rolled out in 40 schools across the UK, China and Germany with the goal of 10,000 students using it by the end of 2018. The state-of-the-art science and technology that underpins the education tool is the same that is used in Interactive Scientific's research tools in universities and pharmaceutical labs.


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Muckdogs fall to Tigers but hold 4 game lead
Contributed Story Posted 5 August 2019 at 10:05 am
Contributed Photo – M.D. Johnson threw a strong ninth inning giving up no runs on Sunday. The Muckdogs lost, 9-2.
BATAVIA – The Batavia Muckdogs lost in grand style on Sunday as the Connecticut Tigers powered by a grand slam home run by Avery Tuck powered the visitors over the Muckdogs, 9-2.
Despite the loss, the Muckdogs (29-20) still have a four game lead in the New York Penn-League Pinckney Division as second place West Virginia also lost and are tied with State College for second.
Batavia's J.D. Orr continued his impressive 2019 season with a 2-for-4 performance and a run, raising his league-leading average to .368.
Gunner Schubert was 2-for-3 and is hitting .444 since joining the team last week. Harrison Dinicola also had two hits and a RBI for Batavia while Nic Ready and Kobie Taylor had hits.
Moises Nunez also homered for the Tigers and Riley Greene, the No. 1 pick of the Tigers in the 2019 draft and No. 5 pick overall, had a RBI single and scored.
Jackson Rose fell to 5-3 with the loss for Batavia as Brock Love threw a strong two innings with one hit and two strikeouts without allowing a run and his ERA is still 0.00.
M.D. Johnson threw the ninth for Batavia and gave up a hit and no runs.
Batavia is on the road for six straight games in six days at Williamsport and State College before returning home on Sunday, Aug. 11 to play Mahoning Valley at 5:05 p.m.


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I purchased Cyclone 11 x5 this year from them. It took awhile, it was on back order, but I did get the order.
Thanks anyway, but I have a couple left plus I am currently not flying. I switched to XOAR just before I stopped flying.
I ordered 3 of these from hobbyrecreation.com Wednesday evening. They said they had 8 on stock and I could order 3. My transaction went through. I just looked now and it says "sold out".
I will know soon if I was fortunate enough to get some.
ZZ Prop said he was planning on a composite copy. Don't know if he ever did but you could check.
How popular are these props? A Cyclon is a pretty standard blade, seems something better could be made for stunt with what we know now. I'm using an 11-6 MAS on my Humongous (mostly for the nose weight lol) so I might be tempted to make an 11-4.5 and adjust it post mold to fit many needs.
Got confirmation that mine are on the way.
Wow! They came today. Haven't tried for balance yet.
\What?!? I ordered mine on the 15th.
OK, tracking says mine have been in the mailbox since yesterday and sure enough, I have them in hand. They look good. Minimal flashing on the blades but the hub will have to be cleaned up prior to balancing. The airfoil design looks good with the thickest point about 35% of cord.
A quick scrape around the edges with a #11 will knock off the flashing. Most I have used required very little balancing. I scrape a little off the top of the heavy blade and buff it up with some 400-600 grit.
They seem to work very well with LA 46 and LA 40 engines, for airplanes around 500-550 square inches (maybe more).
I'm not sure how they do outside of that size range.
Probably YOSHIOKA (Yoshioka Model Factory brand) have been still producing their original props, not the copied ones, here in Japan though they are much expensive than the copied ones.
Akahiro, to be totally clear, you're saying that Yoshioka once made propellers and Thunder Tiger copied them and then had them made in PRC? Ouch!
I just finished balancing my three props. The first one was way off. The second one was only a little bit off and the third one needed no balancing at all. If this weather stays crazy warm, who knows? I might get a chance to try one out yet this winter. Usually the ground hog (my birthday is on Ground Hog's day) has hibernated by now. Instead, there's no sense in it. In fact, my daffodils, which should come up in March or April, have been fooled by the warm weather and have already come up.
Well, anyway, I have three of the last Thunder Tiger 11x4.5 props. Wow! Merry Christmas!
I do not have a Yoshioka prop now, so I borrowed a small picture of Yoshioka GlassNylon Prop (and an APC) from an auction site.
Oddly enough, I sent an email to TT's website "info" and got quite a different reply than Phil (Garf). I just said that I wanted to find a way to buy some of the TT Cyclone 11 x 4.5 propellers, and he replied that they had some, but would need to know how many I wanted before he could quote me a price. Fair enough.
Before I tell this guy that I'd like to buy 100 each 11 x 4.5's, are enough people interested in them? Plus, I really don't want to go into business, and would really like somebody who's already in business (Randy Aero?) to contact this guy. I'd also like to get some of the 12.5 x 5's and maybe some 10 x 5.5's. If somebody wants to step up and try to import the props in quantity, I'll provide the guy's name. Anybody?
I'd be in for a dozen.
I would buy a few, maybe several dozen. Might as well stock up on a part that is proven to work.
Very interesting. When I contacted TT they told me to go through their distributor, hobby recreation products. ( see my previous posts). I was able to place an order for pkg of six, as well as individual props. The online order was accepted and I got acknowledgement message props were on back order. I had to wait several months but I did finally recieve the props.
Can Yoshioka be contacted about these propellers? The Yoshioka and certainly look like similar props.
The Yoshioka props are made in Japan and the Thunder Cyclone Props are made in China.
I wonder what the price difference is/was.
Well I was not going to say anything till I had them in my hand but. I have been talking to TT for the last 2 1/2 months about these props. If I ordered a quantity they would make me a batch. After many conversations they are on there way. I should have them in about a week or so. I do have a tracking number. It looks like they will be around $20.00 shipped for a package of 6. I do not want to be a dealer for these but I did want to help out those who want them. I will sell a package of 6 minimum not 1 or 2 at a time. I have a substantial quanitity coming and should be able to take care of everyone that wants them.
Put me down for a bag of 6. Thanks for getting them.
When they come in I will post in the classifieds.
Yoshioka didn't know about TT prop.
Are you going to start a waiting list for first come first serve?
Doc I have a bunch comming. I will limit everyone to a dozen and everyone should get some.
I'd like a bag of 6, or maybe 2 bags.
I have to repay one or two to my C/L mentors.
Will a dozen props outlast parts availability for the LA 46, or do you actually have about 8-10 airplanes that use that prop?
Depends if you fly at a lumpy park with long grass or not.
My usual flying spots demand their tolls to be paid in broken props.
For better or worse, hand launching is usually the order of the day.
They came in today and I put them in classifieds.
Rick, do you have any of these props left?


This video shows an iPad keyboard case for the iPad. It looks pretty good.
The iPad sits upright using a notch that holds it in place (much like other cases) instead of a laptop-like hinge.
The case looks incredibly slim.
Unfortunately, the keyboard case isn't available yet. I've checked all the retail sites as well as Kensington's own site, to no avail.
The Aida iPad Keycase is available NOW, however.
If you are looking for an iPad case that also has a Bluetooth keyboard built in, I predict the market will be FLOODED with them within six months. It's hard for me to wait for the leader to work its way to the front of the pack, so I'll probably end up buying several until I find the perfect one for me. If you can wait, you'll be able to learn from my mistakes. Stay tuned for iPad keyboard case reviews.


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after Rembrandt van Rijn, Called Rembrandt's Mother
after Rembrandt van Rijn (1606-1669)
This picture is one of a number of copies of Rembrandt's panel painting of an old woman, so-called 'The Artist's Mother'.1 For many years the original was incorrectly identified as a portrait of the Countess of Desmond. It was one of three pictures, all thought to be by Rembrandt, that were presented to Charles I by his courtier Sir Robert Kerr, some time before June 1633. These were therefore the first works by the artist to be seen in England. The other two paintings are thought to be the Self-Portrait, in the Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, and Young Scholar by a Fire (lost), now believed to have been by Rembrandt's contemporary, Jan Lievens. The portrait of the old woman was sold in the Commonwealth Sale (19 December 1651, for £4) but was recovered on the Restoration in 1660 and remains in the Royal Collection.2
Rembrandt painted his mother, Neeltgen Willensdr. van Zuytbroek (1569–1640), on a number of occasions, though these pictures were probably used as generic head studies, known as tronies, demonstrating his skill at painting elderly people, rather than conventional portraits. Other examples of Rembrandt's paintings of his mother, possibly as a symbol of old age rather than as a portrait, include Rembrandt's Mother Reading (Wilton House, Salisbury, Collection of the Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery) and Rembrandt's Mother (Kunsthistoriches Museum, Vienna).
In the present version, the sitter's head is centred in the middle of the canvas, rather than to the left as in the original. While Rembrandt's painting shows his mastery of rendering precise details, different textures and light effects, the copy appears to have been painted some time after the original arrived in England.
by Emily Burns
Paul Mellon Centre Archive, Oliver Millar, 'Notes on a Visit to Raynham Hall', ONM/1/22, 8 April 1995, p. 25
Christopher White, The Dutch Pictures in the Collection of Her Majesty the Queen, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1982, p. 101, cat. 158.
Desmond Shawe-Taylor and Per Rumberg, eds, Charles I: King and Collector (London: Royal Academy of Arts, 2018), p. 250, cat. 107.
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Unknown Man
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Pakistan's President Postponed Execution Of Youth Arrested At 2014 : Watch the latest news Pakistan's President Postponed Execution Of Youth Arrested At 2014. Mianwali jail were hanged. Two of those who were executed in 1996, his two brothers Mohammed Ghulam Mohammad Asghar and in the case of the murder of relatives. Pakistan today hanged four death row prisoners, including two brothers, while postponed the execution of a man whose family alleged he was 14 at the time of crime and his confession was extracted through torture. SO guys just scroll down page and get all of the details of this article given below.
Shafqat Hussain had also hanged on Thursday morning, but that a few hours before his execution was postponed for 72 hours. The Home Ministry official said Hussein's family, hanging from the President sought to avoid. The President decided Wednesday night to hang suspended for 72 hours in order to check on the allegations.
Islamabad, Pakistan, in various cases of murder in death of 4 prisoners were executed on Thursday, while the young man was hanging off, the family had alleged that the young man was 14 years old at the time of the crime and plead guilty to harassing was made.
Aenti-Terrorist Court Hussein kidnap a child of 7 years and was convicted of her murder.Human rights organizations allege that the crime occurred in 2004 when it was only 14 years old at the time, was Hussein, the prison records show his age is 23 years.According to Pakistani law, the offender under the age of 18 may be a maximum life sentence.


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'Sitting is the new smoking' – I don't know who coined this great phrase, but let's pay attention.
Sitting itself is a healthy activity that reaches back to prehistory – the hunter resting on a convenient boulder or fallen tree, the farmer resting on her haunches with friends to survey a day's planting. Squatting or sitting at ground level were both presumably common from Lucy afarensis through the Neolithic Era. Such sitting persists up to the present for most nomads and many agriculturalists. These unaided forms of resting the spine, hips, or feet are only minimally detrimental to biomechanical health compared to what we're doing to ourselves today.
This rise of this 'sitting as a bad habit' idea refers to chair sitting and the ubiquity of the chair as an essential feature of domestic and work life in the last two centuries and especially epidemic in the last two decades. At work, at school, in transit, at the computer – we are in the midst of an inactivity crisis. Let's look at the situation as our clients find it before offering some body-saving homework for your client who is stuck in a chair for hours a day – an ever-increasing percentage of the population.
A chair first makes its appearance in recorded human history in the art of the Egyptians about 5000 BC. Thrones for kings date from such antiquity, chairs for the nobility, high prelates, and politicians follow gradually as the 'vote' spreads. The very word 'bank' come from the benches the money-lenders (bankers) sat upon before Jesus turned them over in one of His few demonstrations of anger (a habit we might consider reviving given our current bankers' shenanigans).
For the common farm laborer or soldier, access to chairs is a much more recent development. With astonishing speed the amount of time we spend in chairs with planes trains, and automobiles, in front of entertainment, eating, waiting for doctors and children, and most of all working – meetings with people and computer screens. It is estimated that more than 30% of Americans and western Europeans have desk jobs.
To sit has a lot of metaphoric associations. 'Sit' has the longest list of definitions of any word in the Oxford English Dictionary. We tell dogs and children to 'Sit!' – stop making that fuss and pay attention. Lots of phrases refer to sitting – 'sit tight', 'sitting in limbo', 'set a spell', and words like sedentary, sedan, sediment, and set all take their base from 'sit'.
The greatest of these – and one we will use in our exercises – is 'settle'. Like settee and settlement, 'settle' arises from 'sit'. It is amazing how many prepositions can be used to give 'settle' a different meaning: Settle in and let this situation settle out before you settle up. Then you can settle down without having to settle for less – see what I mean? Sitting is everywhere in our language – and now it is most 'everywhere' for our clients.
So, if you include all the time you sit during the day, how much is it? Most people are surprised by the time they have cataloged it, because we all feel 'busy' on the phone there is a sense of movement, but driving is done sitting, flying is sitting, so is most of public transportation, working is usually sitting, so is most of eating. For most of us, so is going to the bathroom, and much of our leisure time at home is spent sitting – in front of a screen of one sort or another, as I am now and probably you are too.
Given how many collective hours we devote to this form of 'exercise', how can we be more consciously healthy about it?
In chair sitting, the knee and hip joints flex to around 90 degrees, the ligaments of the knee, hip, and foot loosen, most of the muscles relax, and much of the weight of the body is transferred from the feet to the bottom of the pelvis. This eases the strain on the feet and legs. Less obviously, sitting can release stress in the hamstrings and on the front of the spine by releasing all the flexors of the hip. Bending these joints toward our embryological pattern (the fetal or floating position) relieves myofascial force transmission (read: stress) in what Myers has termed the Superficial Front Line, Deep Front Line, and Superficial Back Line.
There are certainly questions about what happens to the legs in some sitting positions like what happens to circulation when crossing one leg over the other. Our concern here is primarily in this is what happens from the tailbone up – the pelvic floor, the abdomen and organs, respiration, shoulder position (since the arms are often active when sitting), and of course the neck and 'perceiver' at the other end of the spine.
There are three ways to help the over-sitter move away from this bad 'habit. Change the environment, change the habit, or give them new tools to fight the bad effects. Obviously one way to diminish the negative effects of sitting is to not do it so much.
Raising your work station up so you stand to work. There are commercial products that easily allow you to change the level of your work, so you can vary your position as often as your body demands. Some of my friends and some famous people have built desks at which they stand. This is great if it works for you, but not many people can stand in one place all day with any comfort.
Strap system to pull the shoulder shoulder back or straighten the spine can likewise be helpful, but likewise do no solve the problem for many or for very long.
Many of our working clients, however, do not have the option of altering either their desk or their chair, so let's offer some changes that are easier for them to put into effect.
This is the first place I try to intervene with my clients and with my own self, since as a writer and frequent flyer, I am as sedentary as the next 21st century person. In airports, I am the one doing Tai Chi in a corner as I wait for them to untangle a delay. Most people around me are sitting and relieving the boredom with food or Wolf Blitzer. Get up out of the chair – Occupy the airport! with movement.
On the long-haul flight, I annoy fellow passengers by getting up often, and often find an out-of-the-way spot to bounce on the balls of my feet to get the juices moving back toward the heart. More folks should be doing this for their health (and to keep their feet from swelling), but I am often the only one.
When I am sitting writing – which is a fun exercise in total concentration for me so I can do it for hours – I set a timer to make sure I get out of the chair for at least a few minutes every hour. Most folks with a smart phone can easily do this – set their clocks to chime every hour, and use that alarm as a signal to get up for a few minutes and stretch, walk outside, bounce a little, or just 'pandiculate' – that wonderful scientific word for the kind of yawning and stretching a cat or a baby does when it wakes up – best thing you can do to restore neural alertness, circulatory distribution, and break up nascent fascial adhesions.
The strength of this cheap and easy 'change of habit tool' cannot be overestimated, but as with all these homework tools, it depends on the person actually doing it. If I am totally absorbed in what I am doing, I tend to ignore the iPhone alarm and keep writing, so that by the time it rings again I am stiff and turgid, and probably not focusing as well. 'Mens sana in corpore sano' said Juvenal – a healthy mind in a healthy body – and we have to keep our bodies moving if the part above the neck is to keep functioning at optimal levels.


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It's not a fir, but it is from China, and it is an amazing and unique species! Cunninghamia lanceolata is a large conifer, and the "most primitive" member of the Cypress family. It is native to China, Taiwan, Vietnam, and Laos. In East Asia, this species is considered a major timber tree; it's soft, workable wood highly valued for its durability and pest-resistance. The wood is also prized for its pleasant scent, and is often used in the construction of temples and caskets due especially to its appealing aroma. The tree's formidable size and interesting appearance have led to its widespread cultivation throughout the world since it was first identified in 1702. It is a very popular ornamental in Japan, in particular.
Cunninghamia lanceolata can grow to almost 200 feet in height. It can be multi-trunked, or take on a very conical shape, with tiered, horizontal branches that are often somewhat pendulous toward the tips. From a distance, China Firs can look like typical, large forest evergreens — much like the large cedars of the Pacific Northwest. Up close, however, the tree's unique characteristics and ancient lineage become more apparent. The shiny green needles of this tree look exotic and foreboding. They are wide, stiff, and sharp — shaped like tiny lances, and functioning much the same. Come too close, and you will pay the prickly price! China Firs make a fascinating addition to yard and garden. They are cold hardy down to 0°F, and grow best in well-draining soils with moderate sun exposure.


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A hospital has identified the man who was wounded in Wednesday's shooting at the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard.
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Roger Nakamine, 36, is a Department of Defense employee who was working as an apprentice at the shipyard when a sailor opened fire, the Queen's Medical Center said in a statement.
Gabriel Romero, 22, shot and killed two people — and wounded Nakamine — with his service weapon before taking his own life.
Romero, who was from Texas and enlisted in the Navy two years ago, was dead when authorities responded to the shooting.
He was armed for his job providing security for the fast attack submarine USS Columbia, which is at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam for maintenance, officials said.
"My family and I would like to express our gratitude to the first responders and the expert medical staff at Queen's, as well as to all the friends and extended ohana who have been reaching out to offer their support physically, emotionally and spiritually," Nakamine said in the statement.
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Birthdays will never be comprehensive without invitations, for the reason that these have the necessary details about the occasion. Birthday Invites are either generic or personalised. Generic birthday Invites are ideal for people who do not need more than enough time for you to layout their own birthday invitations, given that they can now purchase birthday invitations in outlets. However, the issue with generic Invites is that they often seem tedious and predictable.
Personalized birthday invitations are best If you need your Invites to glimpse Inventive and special. A superb choice to the normal birthday invitation is an invitation postcard. Below are design and style guidelines which will help you think of your own private invitation postcards.
o Choose a theme and stick with it. Planning your invitation postcards are going to be simple if you already have a particular principle in your mind, as the theme currently dictates the opposite things that you can use with your layout. The topic within your invitation postcard must are available in harmony using your birthday topic to achieve consistency.
o Experiment with sizing: The size of one's birthday postcards can do wonders with your style and design, so never be afraid in experimenting together with your invitation postcards. It is possible to test outsized postcards printing for a little bit twist. Your guests will surely be delighted to determine an oversized invitation postcard in their mailbox.
o Make invitation postcards festive with pictures. Photos incorporate a lot more creativeness with your postcard layout. You can also use illustrations or photos as alternate to text. For instance, rather than using the word cake, Why don't you use a picture of the cake on your own invitation's concept?
o Make use of a readable font. As much as you possibly can, follow fonts which can be simple to study to stop confusion. It's also wise to evaluate the font size that you're planning to use in your invitation postcards. Fonts which can be way too major could try to eat up excessive Place on your own postcard though fonts that are as well little could possibly be not easy to study.
Include a dash of coloration. Shades incorporate existence to your postcard structure, but be cautious in deciding on the suitable shade combination. There are hues that complement each other when you'll find hues that so not operate nicely with one another.
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Q: Enviar Informações do Link para uma Modal Estou desenvolvendo usando Bootstrap e ASP.NET MVC. Estou utilizando uma Table onde em cada linha tenho os botões Editar e Deletar. Estou utilizando o seguinte código:

    @foreach (var item in Model.REGISTRO_PERGUNTAS)
    {

            @item.ID_ARQUIVO
            @item.NUMERO_PERGUNTA
            @item.PERGUNTA

                @Html.ActionLink("Editar", "Editar", "Cadastros",
                new { id = item.NUMERO_PERGUNTA},
                new { href = "#myModal", data_toggle = "modal" })

                @Html.ActionLink("Deletar","Deletar", "Cadastros",
                new { id = item.NUMERO_PERGUNTA, pergunta = item.PERGUNTA },
                new { href = "#myModal", data_toggle = "modal" })

    }

Gostaria de saber como faço para pegar os valores da linha que eu clicar em Editar ou Deletar e envia-los para a modal que eu criei?

A: Adicione atributos de data-nome-do-atributo no link da seguinte forma
Editar

e usar o evento on show do modal do bootstrap
$('#my_modal').on('show.bs.modal', function(e) {
    var idPergunta = $(e.relatedTarget).data('id-pergunta');
    $(e.currentTarget).find('input[name="perguntaId"]').val(idPergunta);
});

Se utilizar frameworks JS para front end como Angular ou KnockoutJs seria ainda mais simples, mas acho que assim deva lhe atender
JsFiddle

A: A forma mais prática que me ocorre é seres tu a chamar a modal sempre que precisas, fazendo-o dentro de uma função onde primeiro recolhes os dados que precisas e envias os mesmos para dentro da referida modal.
Retira do teu código a chamada da modal via atributo data:

jQuery
$(document).ready(function(){

  // anexamos o evento à classe de CSS "modal-trigger"
  $('.modal-trigger').on("click", function(e) {
    e.preventDefault();

    // recolhemos os dados que pretendemos
    var $this  = $(this),
        $modal = $($this.data("target")),
        name   = $this.data("name"),
        action = $this.data("action"),
        title  = $this.closest("tr").find("td:first-child").html();

    // se a markup da modal existe, alteramos o que pretendemos
    if ($modal.size()==1) {

      $modal.find('#myModalLabel').html("A " + action + " " + title);
      $modal.find('.modal-body').html("Hei " + name + ", é para " + action + "?");
      // chamamos a modal
      $modal.modal('show');
    }
  });
 });

No código em cima e exemplo em baixo, o que é feito:

*

*Anexar evento de clique para que ao clicar num elemento da página que contenha a classe de CSS modal-trigger seja executado determinado código;

*Anulamos o comportamento por defeito desse elemento com uso do método preventDefault();

*Recolhemos dados presentes no botão com recurso ao método .data(), adicionalmente recolhemos um texto da linha da tabela onde o botão se encontra;

*Verificamos se a modal está presente no DOM fazendo uma contagem do total de elementos com o ID da mesma, ver método .size();

*Se existe vamos alterar o título da modal e o conteúdo da mesma com os dados recebidos;

*Por fim, chamamos a modal fazendo uso do método .modal('show').

Demonstrações

$(document).ready(function(){

  $('.modal-trigger').on("click", function(e) {
    e.preventDefault();

    var $this  = $(this),
        $modal = $($this.data("target")),
        name   = $this.data("name"),
        action = $this.data("action"),
        title  = $this.closest("tr").find("td:first-child").html();

    if ($modal.size()==1) {

      $modal.find('#myModalLabel').html("A " + action + " " + title);
      $modal.find('.modal-body').html("Hei " + name + ", é para " + action + "?");

      $modal.modal('show');
    }
  });
 });

<link href="https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.3.0/css/bootstrap.min.css" rel="stylesheet"/>

        Coisas boas na vida

        <button type="button" class="btn btn-primary btn-sm modal-trigger" data-target="#myModal" data-name="bubu" data-action="Editar">Editar</button>

        <button type="button" class="btn btn-danger btn-sm modal-trigger" data-target="#myModal" data-name="bubu" data-action="Apagar">Apagar</button>

        <button type="button" class="close" data-dismiss="modal">×Fechar</button>

Modal title

        ...

        <button type="button" class="btn btn-default" data-dismiss="modal">Fechar</button>
        <button type="button" class="btn btn-primary">Siga...</button>

Demonstração também no JSFiddle.


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The ultimate purpose of The 2 Spies is to encourage those who are eligible, to make Aliyah. Today's post was not written by any of us but rather it is an article from Ynet News. The article tells of the decision of 189 young men to leave all and move to Israel, making Aliyah directly into the IDF (Israel's Army). May you be inspired by their courage.
When a young person is in the army with no family in the Land, they are called chayal boded a 'lonely soldier'. Today's post is dedicated to a young man who has the Spirit of Joshua. He came to Israel alone to do his army. He put forth his best effort and became a medic in the paratroopers. He served faithfully and fearlessly during the Intifada. He, like the first 2 spies, knew that the giants would not devour him. He knew it is a pleasant Land, a Land of Milk & Honey. Thank you.
On Monday, 189 soldiers from 30 countries stood in uniform on the parade ground of the Michve Alon military base near Safed.
There were almost no guests in the audience, as most of them are 'lonely soldiers' who parted from their families in order to join the army ranks.
Recently, the IDF has reported a sharp increase in the enlistment of new olim, who do not speak Hebrew, but insist on serving in combat units.
More and more youngsters with academic education have been making aliyah in recent years – and despite their poor language skills - want to serve as combat soldiers, even though some may be well over 24 years-old.
Hours before the graduation ceremony, Base Commander Raz Karni entered the company's dining hall. "Who's going to be a warrior?" he asks the fresh soldiers. Only few hands go up in the air. "Combat. Who's going to combat?" one of the commanders quickly rephrases the question. This time, a slew of hands are waved in the air enthusiastically.
"This exactly shows the nature of this group," explained Major Keren Kamerinski, who commands the olim military course, "This young gang is fueled with motivation, and come here to learn everything from scratch. They hardly speak the language, but do not give up on having a significant military service."
Some 400 soldiers stood at the base's parade ground. Alongside the new olim were also soldiers from the Harel Company, whose members have been in Israel for up to ten years. They have relatively good command of the Hebrew language, and therefore came for "only" three weeks of training ahead of their military service.
But the newer immigrants have just completed a three-month program, in which they combined practical army training with Hebrew lessons. They also studied about the Israeli mentality and were infused with some zionsm.
As part of the program, the soldiers took classes in Jewish identity, the holocaust and Israel's holidays.
More than half of the soldiers in the two companies are considered lonely soldiers and hail from Russia, the United States, France, Britain, Germany, Cuba, Sweden, Brazil and other countries.
One of the program's graduates is 26-year-old Yitzhak Pinhas, who formerly worked for NASA in New Orleans. Pinchas admitted he fulfilled the American dream with "A good job, a house and a dog," but decided to move to Israel and join the army.
"I felt I was missing out on something significant. I think it is important to contribute to Israel, in any way possible," he said.
Neumann, 26, was looking for the same calling. He worked for a successful firm in Boston before coming to Michve Alon. He will soon receive his red beret and join the paratroopers unit.
Twenty-four-year-old Ashley Fairfield came from England two years ago, and recently married his girlfriend in Jaffa. He felt it was not enough to volunteer with Zionist organizations in the UK, and decided to move to Israel and join the IDF.
David Ben Ari, 20, already earned his BA in mathematics and physics from Harvard University. "Now I'm taking some time off to serve in the IDF," he explained.
During the graduation ceremony, Lieutenant Colonel Karni addressed the soldiers: "The IDF and the State of Israel are proud of you. You are serving in the army of all people, where there is no distinction between soldiers. It is the army of the Jewish nation, an army that must always remain strong."


Join us to remember Jesus' last meal with his friends and his radical act of washing the feet of those that followed him. As we are fed at the communion table, we commit to feeding others in body and spirit. As we remember, Jesus washing feet we will bring personal care items for the homeless or near homeless youth working with Youth Emergency Services. Bring shampoo, toothpaste, deodorant, soap, lotion, feminine products and anything you value for your self-care to share with the young people at YES!


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Birthday today – 29th August
29th August (29/08). Your Zodiac sign is Virgo, is the sixth sign of the zodiac. Virgos are fully able to put their intelligence to use and get things done for themselves. Virgos are straight thinkers and solve problems logically. They are truthful, loyal and determined. A number of notable celebrities were also welcomed into the world today If you're celebrating a birthday today. Birthdays of Famous People, Celebrity on today. Know which celebrities have your birthday. The date of birth can be an influencing factor on a person's life. date of birth directs a person's behaviour, personality and future course of action.
Today's 29th August birthday of Famous People, Celebrity, Born in India.
Dhyan Chand (29 August 1905 – 3 December 1979) was an Indian field hockey player, who is considered as one the greatest field hockey players of all time. He is known for his extraordinary goal-scoring feats, in addition to earning three Olympic gold medals (1928, 1932, and 1936) in field hockey, during an era where India was the most dominant team in Hockey. Known as "The Wizard" for his superb ball control, Chand played his final international match in 1948, having scored more than 400 goals during his international career. The Government of India awarded him the third highest (then second highest) civilian honour of Padma Bhushan in 1956. His birthday, i.e. 29 August, is celebrated as National sports day in India.
Akkineni Nagarjuna (born on 29th August 1959) is an Indian film actor, producer and television presenter who works primarily in theTelugu cinema, and television. He has acted in over ninety films as an actor in a lead, supporting and cameo roles, including Bollywood and Tamil films. He has received nine state Nandi Awards, three Filmfare Awards South and one Special Mention at theNational Film Awards. The 1996 film Ninne Pelladata which he produced, was declared the Best Telugu film of the year at theNational Film Awards.
Vishal Krishna Reddy (born 29 August 1977) is an Indian film actor and producer who works in the Tamil film industry. Most of his films are dubbed into his native language Telugu. The younger son of film producer G. K. Reddy, Vishal studied Visual Communications at Loyola College, Chennai. He produces films under his production company, Vishal Film Factory.
Today famous personality/celebrities birthday in world
Michael Joseph Jackson (August 29, 1958 – June 25, 2009) was an American singer, songwriter, record producer, dancer, and actor. Called the King of Pop, his contributions to music, dance, and fashion along with his publicized personal life made him a global figure in popular culture for over four decades.
Birthday impact on a person's life
It may seem strange that numbers can have an impact on a person's life, but numerology suggests that every number is unique and has its own qualities and vibrations that influence a person's life. Similar to the 12 sings of zodiac, which determine a person's traits and characteristics to a considerable extent, the dates of birth also play pivotal roles in shaping the career and personality of individuals.
Both the Indian and Western zodiac traditions are associated with 12 constellations that is a group of stars forming a recognisable pattern that is traditionally named after its apparent form or identified with a mythological figure. These 12 constellations called as zodiac sign or raashi. Each zodiac sign or raashi has its own set of qualities, strengths and talents.
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org
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Join us for an inspiring afternoon at the Opening of co.lab.arts at Coffs Harbour Regional Gallery.
Come along and meet three Bellingen based creatives and find out more about how creative collaboration opens new ways of working as well as generates new ideas with surprising outcomes.
A painter, a photographer and an arts therapist come together to work collaboratively on a project exploring and documenting a creative journey. Their process embraces uncertainty, experiential creation and play in art making. The resulting exhibition is an engaging, multimodal installation of photographs, working journals, paintings and sculptures created by the three women involved, Ruth Ackary, Jay Black and Karlee Rawkins.
Also on exhibition is New Year New Work with 50 local artists from the Coffs Coast region.


A simple sofa bed from Espacio from their Milano Bedding series. This piece was designed by MB Studio and is available in a dozen colors. I like the shape of the side pillows and how they compliment the sofa bed. Price: £1,439. Available: here.
Ooh, very stylish -- the side cushions are really unique!