text:
Scotty Wazz
Podcaster. Blogger. Marylander.
TEPID TAKE: All-Star Takeaways
January 28, 2020 January 28, 2020 / scottywazz	/ Leave a comment
Was the gap between the All-Star Game and regular season always that short?? I mean, day off and boom– we're back. Anyway, the annual shinny game took place in St. Louis on Saturday night, following the skills competition on Friday. Boy, there were somethings.
SEND THE VIDEO BOARDS AND TRACKING SOFTWARE BACK TO R&D: It was bound to happen sooner or later, sure– but the fact that there was so much stuttering with the technology during the three-on-three, I can only imagine what'll happen when the serious games happen. The New Amsterdam bottle cruising along the boards looked like a PSone loading screen, while the tracking system could be come a bit of a clusterfuck when everyone comes together. I like the idea of the player tracking, but for things like average speed, top acceleration, time with puck– the stuff that is better saved for a break in action and not in real time. Hopefully, there's going to be some fine tuning before the full roll-out on the playoffs.
THE WOMEN'S GAME WAS A NICE BONUS: The exhibition between the US and Canadian women in the 3-on-3 Challenge was pretty dang good. It's something that should be covered more with the PWHPA tour and be a reason why NWHL games are on a network as well as Twitch. Of course, the game was not without it's interesting takes from the Sportsnet broadcast which made the NWHL have a retort— but it is what it is. Was this a first step in the NHL getting their own league?? According to past situations– they've said they won't try if there's already a viable league running— but you never know what tomorrow would bring.
TOP GOLF HOCKEY WAS MEH: Like some others, I was intrigued by the Shooting Stars Challenge. Then it happened. Again– concept was there, execution could have used some fine tuning. Many people comparing it to Top Golf is pretty much spot-on and putting the biggest points almost closest to the platform kind of killed the strategy because everyone was aiming for it. But, it was a fresh idea. Not the goalie races or end-to-end shooting we've seen in the past, but something fresh.
ST. LOUIS DID THE LEGENDS RIGHT: Al MacInnis with the hardest shot, Bernie Federko with the accuracy passing, Brett Hull with the Top Puck and being Brett Hull, Wayne Gretzky's contractually obligated appearance– the Blues did it right for their legends and blending the old and new schools. It's been a banner year for the Blues– literally– and they continue to put forth the effort to make sure their history isn't forgotten.
BRING BACK BREAKABLE TARGETS: Those screens for the accuracy shooting were garbage. Honestly– I get they don't want to be wasteful, but the whole moment was ruined with the lack of shattering plates or styrofoam or whatever. It just didn't have the same pizzazz and probably wasn't as responsive in some cases. Technology is great, being resourceful is great, but figured out a way to have physical things explode on the target shooting.
Things That Need To Happen: Mascot Royal Rumble
It's NHL All-Star Weekend in St. Louis, which means that as a part of it– the NHL Mascot Showdown is going on at the FanFest. It's an annual thing and something for the kids and mascot connoisseurs alike. But it's also WWE Royal Rumble weekend…and the two seem to intersect all the time.
So…why not combine the two??
My partner-in-crime Jen Conway (aka NHL History Girl) is all for this kind of thing because…well, what's better than doofy mascots duking it out in an over-the-top winner-takes-all kind of format?? Not much, I can say that. Plus, it's something that's a little bit far from the norm when it comes to these kinds of things…which is why the NHL won't go for it.
Granted, there's been times where the mascots have taken pratfalls and it came off as cute and endearing. Then, there's times teams have try to pull this off and then got a little bit of heat from it due to the "violence" factor. Sadly, that last part in this world of knee-jerk reactions will be the reason we can't have the mascots duel in a over-the-top rope show.
Yet, think about it– who would be the one who could come out on top?? Right off the hop, you have to think in wrestling terms– the bigger they are, the harder they are to get out. Right there– Carlton the Bear, IceBurgh, Stormy, Stinger, Victor E. Green, and Gritty would be the top picks due to their bulk. That said, leaner mascots could have an endurance factor like Howler, Stanley C. Panther, Blades, Bailey, and Tommy Hawk. Then there's the intimidation factor of Hunter and Gnash just to be tenacious.
The downside would be the mascots will the gimmicks and things to hold onto since it's no-holds barred. Sparky, Moose, and Slapshot have wings, antlers, and feathers respectively, so they'd have a lot more area to be latched onto and thrown over– though the Moose could use those to ram people with. Then there's Al, who would be great due to the low center of gravity, but Al doesn't actually exist in mascot form. And let's not forget Harvey the Hound's tongue, which Craig MacTavish defeated many years ago.
Objectively, Youppi! would probably be my pick. Youppi! has the size, is somewhat agile, and has been able to overcome the most dire of situations like the Loria family moving Youppi!'s actual team to DC– leaving the orange furball abandoned until the Canadiens picked him and the rest of the Expos legacy up off the ground.
There's probably a thousand reasons I'm wrong, but we'll never know until it actually happens. We'd be able to see who the jobber is, who's getting a big push from the league, and we'd all question, "Who's booking this shit??" when it all goes sideways at the end.
On the Topic Of All-Star Weekend
It's a thing in every sport and yet it shouldn't be and that's an All-Star Game. With media being more prominent now, the idea of the All-Star Game when it was used to see all the stars of a league in one place seems archaic– but yet it goes on. I've long been an advocate to make it into more of a three-day Comic-Con– or extended FanFest as it were– but it seems that these leagues feel that the action on the surface will hold people's attention.
So it went in San Jose, as the Metro Division won the whole tournament 10-5 over the Central. It was what it was– though it was quite the juxtaposition of color. The black-and-white Adidas Parlay jerseys made it feel like an old-time game, while the gradient colored blue line coupled with goalie's set-ups being much brighter than the jerseys made it feel like these were extra scenes from "Sin City" or "Pleasantville."
More over, the NHL's new toy– player and puck tracking— was on full display, making us reminisce about the FoxTrax puck. Obviously, this new toy will be exploited to the cows come home and in no way has to do with the NHL's deal with bookmakers and the prop bets that will come from it– nope, not at all. That said, NBC and NBCSN really abused it for those two days– maybe to get used to it, maybe to show us what we're all in store for next season. Either way, too much of a good thing ruins it.
No one got hurt, which was really the most important thing. It seemed the guys had fun and won't have to serve a game suspension because they missed out on the events. San Jose put on a good showing and all of that, so it'll be a success.
Though the buzz of the weekend was the Skills Competition and some for the right and some for the wrong reason. The right reason was the inclusion of Kendell Coyne-Schofield to the Fastest Skater event and she did not disappoint with her talent despite not winning the event. For the bad also involved a woman competitor and a bit of a boggle by the NHL.
The Decker situation was when she was demonstrating the Premier Passing drill and many accounted for her finishing in a faster time than eventual winner Leon Draisaitl, though the NHL said her time was in fact around 1:12 (three second short of Draisaitl); as the league went back and checked. Saying they would "do the right thing" if she won was nice– but try explaining that to people who raise hell whenever possible. Luckily for Decker, CCM stepped up and added that $25,000 to her pocket.
When you break it down– this is where the NHL needs to figure out what to do with women's hockey. Why not include Decker like they did with Coyne-Schofield?? What does it hurt to put the women in the men's competition and allow them to stack up against the top players in the NHL?? This is where you have the conundrum of the two women's pro leagues and the NHL stating they won't favor one over the other. If/when the NWHL and CWHL merge or one becomes obsolete– it won't only be better for women's hockey, but it'll be better for the NHL because you can bet they'll start financially backing a one-league system as an off-shoot of the NHL and the women's league will reap the benefit of the NHL marketing team…which isn't the best, but maybe better than what they have.
Other than that– the Skills Competition seemed to lack things. The Hardest Shot had four players, which seemed pretty lame and looks to be going the way of the NBA Dunk Contest, while there was not much pizzazz with the other events other than skill being isolated for the world to see. Maybe the gimmicks are just done for now.
Either way, this debate will happen again next year with the game going to St. Louis. Love it or hate it, the idea of it continues to generate revenue, so leagues love it. Players and teams….maybe not as much, but they'll play the company line or sit a game in rebellion.
TEPID TAKE(S): Garbage Jerseys, Shrinking Ice, Flyers Goalies
January 10, 2019 January 9, 2019 / scottywazz	/ Leave a comment
Adidas unveiled the All-Star Game jerseys, which are garbage. Legit garbage. The jersey makers have partnered again with Parley for Oceans to make jerseys out of plastic debris out of the oceans. It has been done before with MLS and now will come to the NHL All-Star Game in San Jose.
When comparing to past ASG jerseys, they're underwhelming, of course, because they're not flashy. From what JonnyP has told me, it has to be that way due to the thread used to keep it all together. Fair enough and in all honesty, it's the All-Star Game and while specialty jerseys are suppose to have some kind of flash to them, this is a good cause. Plus, on the broadcast, it'll give an old-time feel of black-and-white TV.
More over, it's a nice nod to the MLB jerseys where players wear their own teams logo on it. While the jersey itself isn't the template specific, the fact that it'll be more than just a shoulder patch logo is pretty damn cool. You can't buy just a generic jersey and slap together whatever you want– you need to know what team you want before you buy it– so that's something.
Rene Fasel was talking about things again. This time, the IIHF President for Life was talking about how the federation is looking into shifting the sizes of rinks for international competition away from the set-up of 200-feet by 100-feet to the NHL standard of 200-by-85, which is in no way an attempt to get the NHL back into the Beijing Olympics in 2022.
No, Fasel said that it would be more for the fans and help bring more excitement and emotion thanks to smaller confines…and in no way to squeeze another row of seats into the arena.
Listen, unless the other European federations are going to shrink their rinks and the leagues around the world are going to put up with this whole thing, this just seems like a silly idea. Sure, the European fans have a total different look as the NHL/North American fans– but the fun with Olympics and World Championships is the bigger ice surface to have more space and have skill and actual systems come through.
I'm not fully convinced it's to appease the NHL and their overlords because the fact the World Juniors is played on NHL-size ice every three of four years and then a random European rink is a little annoying– but don't change the systems wholly because of one Olympics that the NHL didn't want to go to because of reasons (money).
Mike McKenna won't be the last different goalie to start for the Philadelphia Flyers. Thanks to his start in Washington on Tuesday, McKenna helped the Flyers tie the record for most starting goalies used in a season (Quebec in 1989-90, 2002-03 St. Louis Blues, and 2007-08 LA Kings) as the sixth different starter in a season.
We're only midway through the season, there's plenty of more goalies to go through, and the Flyers still have the trade deadline, waiver wires, and the inevitable injury that'll happen to Carter Hart or McKenna to look forward to.
The Flyers are 13th out of 16 teams in the Eastern Conference, while they're last in the league in goal differential with a minus-61. Are the goalies the biggest woe for the Flyers?? Maybe, but it proves that just removing the GM and head coach wasn't the quick fix some thought it would be. Might it hamper Hart's development?? Perhaps– especially since the Flyers haven't been able to bring along a homegrown goalie since Ron Hextall back in the '80s.
On Face Off Hockey Show, we put the over/under at 8.5 for goalies who have started for the Flyers this season. You have to think that maybe some minor league goalie gets pluck off of waivers by the Flyers or Branden Komm gets a call-up late in the season because the hell with it. For me, I'm taking the over all day, everyday.
Stumping For More Event Diversity
June 7, 2017 June 7, 2017 / scottywazz	/ Leave a comment
Why is it that the NHL doesn't like diversity in their pinnacle events?? While the Draft does get moved around frequently, the prospects of the return to Toronto or Montreal– while nice– doesn't appeal to me not just because I'm a part of the media, but because I've been there and won't get to experience a new location.
That's why when the NHL announced that the All-Star Game for 2018 would be in Tampa made me tilt my head a little. Not to say that Tampa isn't a good market to hold it in, as many who have attended events there have said it's amazing hospitality, but wouldn't you– as a league– want to shift things around to make sure each market gets a taste of NHL audience traveling there and pumping up the local economy on top of seeing new sights. Tampa last had the All-Star Game in 1999, which happened to be Wayne Gretzky's last ASG before retiring and he got the MVP in an unsurprising happening.
This past season, Los Angeles had the ASG, 14 years after they last had one and six years after they held a Draft. I get it that LA is a big place for celebrity turnout and a place that people want to be to experience it– but three times in 14 years could be overkill despite the rabid fan base.
While this may seem like an attack on popular markets….it is. When you look at other fan bases who get left out in the cold, you have to look to mainly the East Coast. For me, I've never seen a Draft or All-Star Game in the Washington, DC area because the last time they had a big event there was in 1982 and it was in Landover. Long Island/Brooklyn haven't hosted either since 1983, New York City hasn't had a big event since 1994; though you could say that the Draft in Newark piggybacked off of New York City being so close.
My point is that there are big fan bases that don't get these premiere events for one reason or another (maybe they don't want to bid because it's too big an undertaking). Sure, some of those places like the DC-area gets outdoor games, but that doesn't draw fans from the 31 teams, which is nice bank and the ability to get new people to see how great the area is.
Since my ideal location is the DMV-area, I'm sure with the Verizon Center having a lot of other things going on during the ASG and Draft times– it'll take a lot to get them there. Especially with Vegas coming into play, Edmonton and Winnipeg wanting to get those kinds of events in their arenas that haven't been explored before, Anaheim and San Jose being left out on a lot of these events, as well. It's just quite short-sighted for the NHL to not go to places or stump harder for these places to hold these events to diversify the minds of hockey fans.
This is why we get people who don't know Nashville is a hockey town until they get to a Cup Final. When we went to the 2003 Draft, you could tell that area had a core group of people who loved it and were trying to share the love of it to others, which was rough during their unstable times. Now, it's finally in full blossom and I know I'm not surprised because I've been there. When the eyes aren't on them in the main events of the NHL, it's not hard for people to not realize how good a place can be and how amazing the fan base and the cities are in supporting it.


I love Celine Dion Song One Heart, the lyrics is amazing, on that day while am listening to I just stooped when she said 'Everybody needs something to hold onto' Does each one, hold on onto something to support or to make us carry on. I started from the beginning, I took every stage for the human when we were babies until we become old, what I found it was amazing.
Author RamiPosted on June 22, 2008 Categories A mon avis, SoftwareTags ECM, IT Projects, Managment1 Comment on Why ECM Projects?!!!
I called the dealer and he said that I must pay 170 JD ($220) for a new one. I called my brother and he suggested to me to use a good glue and told me about it is Loctite 495. I bought it online and today I got it.


text:
from __future__ import unicode_literals

from django.db import migrations

class Migration(migrations.Migration):
    dependencies = [
        ('core', '0002_xeroximage_created_at'),
    ]

    operations = [
        migrations.DeleteModel(
            name='XeroxImage',
        ),
    ]

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
Billions at risk from heat stress at home
A girl cools off as she watches TV in her family's makeshift home over tombs in a cemetery Copyright: Adam Dean / Panos
Up to 4.1 billion people in global South potentially exposed to heat stress at home
Need for affordable, efficient cooling solutions more pressing as global temperatures rise
Meeting the "cooling gap" linked to several SDG targets
By: Sanjeet Bagcchi
By Sanjeet Bagcchi
[NEW DELHI] Some 1.8–4.1 billion people living in the developing countries of South Asia, South-East Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America are vulnerable to heat-related stress, and lack access to technology to cool their living spaces, according to new estimates.
"Addressing the lack of access to thermal comfort has important implications for reducing the risk of heat-related deaths and dysfunction and improving the well-being of billions of people in the Global South," Alessio Mastrucci, an author of the study and researcher at the Vienna-based International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA), tells SciDev.Net.
The authors note that as health risks rise with global temperatures, the need for air conditioning is expected to add to global energy demands.
"We estimate that between 1.8 and 4.1 billion people in the Global South — with a median of 3.7 billion for 26 degrees Celsius set point threshold and at least five days of annual exposure — are potentially exposed to heat stress in their homes,"
Narasimha Rao, assistant professor of energy systems, Yale University
Universal access to electricity and adequate and affordable housing are prerequisites to accessing cooling technologies, and are closely linked to meeting several of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) mandated by the UN, the study notes. According to Mastrucci, filling this "cooling gap" links with the SDGs on affordable and clean energy, poverty reduction, health and wellbeing, and sustainable cities and communities.
Clinton Andrews, professor of urban planning at Rutgers University in the United States, says that the study shows that "even after accounting for longstanding adaptations that people living in hot climates have made to local conditions, the poor who lack access to electricity, and therefore air conditioning, are at increasing risk of health problems due to heat stress".
Although previous studies have estimated demands for cooling on a global scale, few have focused on developing countries, and more specifically where adverse climate conditions and poverty converge.
The researchers looked at the energy needed to meet cooling needs of populations exposed to heat stress by taking into account climatic conditions, type of housing, access to electricity and ownership of air conditioners.
"We estimate that between 1.8 and 4.1 billion people in the Global South — with a median of 3.7 billion for 26 degrees Celsius set point threshold and at least five days of annual exposure — are potentially exposed to heat stress in their homes," says Narasimha Rao, co-author of the study and assistant professor of energy systems at Yale University in the United States.
Closing the cooling gap would mean a rise in energy demand of 14 per cent above current global consumption of electricity in homes, their model suggests. This demand is expected to be met mainly by using air conditioning, which is costly and environmentally damaging.
Rising heat wave risk looms for Pakistan
Drylands face 4°C warming under Paris Agreement goal
Rise in heatwaves puts pressure on city planning
'Climate change in Pakistan turning extreme'
Climate change already taking biological toll
"The implication of this study is that the current SDG for energy (SDG7) understates the extent of energy poverty, when considering that several billion people in the Global South lack affordable cooling technologies and face the risk of heat stress-related health impacts," Rao points out. SDG7 calls for providing universal access to modern, affordable and reliable energy by 2030, including both electricity and clean cooking stoves and fuels.
The authors note that timely policies to make air conditioning technologies efficient and affordable, and to improve the design of residential areas in order to reduce heat island effects, would benefit both the climate and development.
This piece was produced by SciDev.Net's Asia & Pacific desk.
Yemen fuel crisis takes heavy toll on agriculture
Amazon mini dams 'threaten livelihoods'
Solar energy revives Gaza hospital
Yemen's forests another casualty of war amid fuel crisis
Powering up the 'last mile' in renewable energy rollout
Brazil may boost ethanol production without deforestation
Pakistan can meet SDGs by tapping wind, solar energy
Report slams global failure to curb emissions
Luring power off the grid
Q&A: 'Sustainable energy makes people bankable'
African countries fare poorly in innovation ranking
Egypt's new solar power plant to train African scientists

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


Assessment testing that meets both TSI and placement requirements.
Be aware that within the colleges of DCCCD, some services may not be available at certain colleges so please contact the college of choice to inquire.
Before taking a test in one of the Assessment/Testing Centers, you must provide photo identification. Some centers may also require a student identification card. There is a charge for some test services. For additional information, please contact the college Assessment/Testing Center at https://www.dcccd.edu/apply-reg/testing/Pages/TestCntrs.aspx.
The Code of Student Conduct provisions regarding disruptive behavior and/or academic dishonesty apply equally to Assessment/Testing Centers and classrooms. Irregularities will be referred to the proper authorities for disciplinary action. See the Code of Student Conduct.


At the exit of the city of Tarare, in a house of character, Eric LAMBOLEZ invites you to discover his cooking of the market.
Follower of local products and Beaujolais wines, the chef Eric LAMBOLEZ offers dishes that combine freshness and simplicity.
Then come to rest and enjoy the calm of Les JArdins de l'Hacienda in the warm and cozy atmosphere of a beautiful family home.


Data can be used as an instrument for change management by helping to create organizational alignment and establishing a culture of continuous performance improvement. A robust analytics strategy will help organizations gain a more complete understanding of members' health, enhance their ability to carry out targeted interventions, and achieve greater ROI on risk adjustment activities. Organizations that transition to data-driven intelligence are sustaining profitable growth in today's increasingly competitive market.
Data and Performance Management is a key part of 360° Risk Adjustment. And while data analytics are maturing, the degree of sophistication with which analytics are applied varies widely. The biggest challenge in analytics is that they offer a limited view of the membership's health status. This is largely driven by the fact that analytics have historically been based only on claims data, which can be incomplete, inaccurate, and delayed. Organizations often struggle with how best to obtain, clean, store, and analyze a broader data set for effective use.
The HF360 Data Acquisition platform can be used to acquire administrative, financial, and clinical data. It can acquire both structured and unstructured clinical data in an EHR-agnostic manner, dramatically lowering the cost of medical record retrieval. It enables the collection of all types of patient data required for risk adjustment, including administrative and financial data (e.g., claims, CMS/HHS files, enrollment, eligibility) as well as clinical data (e.g., physician narratives in medical records, lab results, vital signs).
Download our HF360 Data Acquisition Solution Brief to learn more.


text:
Home Local News Maine tops 1,000 deaths as Delta variant fills hospitals
Maine tops 1,000 deaths as Delta variant fills hospitals
PORTLAND, Maine — Maine topped 1,000 COVID-19 deaths as the Delta variant continues to fill the state's hospital beds, and Gov. Janet Mills used the "grim and unwelcome milestone" to press Tuesday for residents to get vaccinated.
An additional 18 deaths recorded in the state since Saturday pushed the total to 1,002 since the pandemic began nearly 19 months ago, the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention reported Tuesday.
Behind the numbers are "parents, grandparents, siblings, children, loved ones and friends, all valued members of our Maine community," Mills said.
"We mourn their passing and grieve for the moments they are no longer able to share with us," she said, urging people to "please get vaccinated today" to protect loved ones and give health care workers a break.
Charge nurse Matthew Paré leaves the room of a patient who is being tested for coronavirus in full personal protective equipment (PPE) at Maine Medical Center on Wednesday, March 11, 2020.
Portland Press Herald via Getty
According to the Maine CDC, 214 people are currently hospitalized, including 73 who are in critical care, which is the highest total since the pandemic began. There are currently 58 available critical care beds.
The seven-day rolling average of daily new cases has risen over the past two weeks from 384 on Sept. 5 to 485 on Sept. 19. The AP is using data collected by Johns Hopkins University Center for Systems Science and Engineering to measure outbreak caseloads and deaths across the United States.
There have also been more than 84,000 infections in the state since the start of the pandemic, Maine CDC said Tuesday.
About three-quarters of Maine's eligible population is fully vaccinated against the coronavirus.


text:
https://www.wsj.com/articles/bring-me-tariffshow-trump-and-xi-drove-their-countries-to-the-brink-of-a-trade-war-1543420440
President Donald Trump and China's President Xi Jinping met at Mar-a-Lago last year. carlos barria/Reuters
'Bring Me Tariffs'—How Trump and Xi Drove Their Countries to the Brink of a Trade War
In the corridors of power, officials from the U.S. and China maneuvered and often miscalculated
@bobdavis187
Bob.Davis@wsj.com
in Washington and
Lingling Wei
@lingling_wei
Lingling.Wei@wsj.com
in Beijing
Nov. 28, 2018 10:54 am ET
On Sept. 21, Chinese President Xi Jinping convened an emergency meeting of two dozen top officials. The day before, the U.S. had taken Beijing by surprise by imposing sanctions on a research unit of the Chinese military, shortly after announcing tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese imports. The Chinese didn't know how to respond.
Mr. Xi arranged the meeting so hastily that three of the seven members of the group's Standing Committee—China's final arbiter of power—couldn't attend because they were traveling, say individuals with knowledge of the discussions.
The party members, who gathered at the Zhongnanhai leadership compound in central Beijing, eventually concluded that a forceful counter was essential. China canceled impending trade talks in Washington, suspended a meeting with U.S. military officials and summoned the U.S. ambassador in Beijing to complain.
"There was no point in talking when the entire atmosphere was so poisonous," recalls a senior Chinese official. In an interview Monday, President Trump responded: "I just want our country to be treated fairly."
China and the U.S. are on the brink of a new Cold War, with tensions over trade at the top of the agenda. Both are erecting increasingly punitive tariff barriers on either side of the Pacific, putting into play their reputations on the world stage and the fate of major industries, from cars to cellphones to agriculture.
Tariff Bill
The U.S. and China have levied tariffs on hundreds of billions of dollars of imports so far. President Trump has threatened to impose tariffs on the rest of China's $505 billion in imports, which include mobile phones and laptop computers.
Value of 2017 imports,
billions of dollars
Chinese imports from U.S.
U.S. imports from China
Tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese goods
Tariffs on $50 billion of U.S. goods
Tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods
Chinese goods
U.S. goods
Tariffs on $50 billion
of Chinese goods
of U.S. goods
Tariffs on $200 billion
U.S. imports
Chinese imports
from U.S.
Tariffs on
$50 billion of
$200 billion of
Sources: Peterson Institute for International Economics (tariff values); Census Bureau (total trade)
That the two countries arrived at this point, despite years of tension, wasn't inevitable. Rather, it played out this year in the corridors of power in Washington and Beijing, with both maneuvering—and often miscalculating.
China's leaders misread Mr. Trump as a businessman first, rather than the politician whose fixation on trade had helped carry him into office. They mistook his Treasury secretary as the key interlocutor, not the White House hard-liners who truly had his ear. And they failed to recognize the growing resentments in the U.S., and the world, about their own winner-take-all approach to trade and economics.
Trump's Options Leading Up to Talks With Xi
President Trump will meet with Chinese leader Xi Jinping on Saturday in Argentina. Will the meeting ease trade tensions between the two countries? WSJ's Gerald F. Seib explains. Photo: Getty
The Trump administration, for its part, found that ratcheting up pressure on China's leaders kept them off balance, but hasn't persuaded them, thus far, to change their policies. Picking fights with Europe, Japan and other allies over steel, aluminum and other issues undermined Mr. Trump's ability to rally international support. And strife between the moderates and hard-liners in his own administration made it difficult for the U.S. to forge a consistent strategy.
Messrs. Xi and Trump are preparing to meet in Buenos Aires on Saturday as part of the Group of 20 leaders summit. Both sides say they want a new trade deal. Mr. Trump is pressing for concessions that China is resisting.
This account is based on hundreds of interviews with government and business officials in both countries, including some who participated in internal discussions.
Economic relations between the two nations began souring long before Mr. Trump became president.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, center, and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, right, met Chinese officials in Beijing in May.
Photo: nicolas asfouri/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images
After China joined the World Trade Organization in 2001, it began amassing huge trade surpluses with the U.S. American officials complained China didn't open its markets enough in return. Under President Xi, Beijing increased the government's role in the economy, supporting state-owned firms with loans from government-run banks and increasing pressure on U.S. firms to hand over their technology.
In February 2015, nearly half of the Western companies surveyed by the American Chamber of Commerce in China felt they were less welcome than a year earlier.
Cui Tiankai, China's ambassador to the U.S., blamed U.S. companies for not adapting to China's increasingly competitive marketplace. "Maybe the days of so-called easy money in China are gone," he said.
The U.S. began taking a more confrontational approach to China at the end of the Obama administration. Mr. Obama pressed Mr. Xi on cybertheft and China's military buildup in the South China Sea, and negotiated a trade deal with other Asian nations to contain China as a regional power.
Chinese leaders rejected U.S. complaints that it pressured U.S. firms to hand over technology and denounced the U.S. for trying to contain its rise. Under Mr. Xi's banner of China Dream, the government rolled out domestic and foreign-policy initiatives that challenged U.S. dominance, including a state-led effort to boost high-tech industries and the "Belt and Road" program to project economic influence across Eurasia and Africa.
'They listened very carefully'
Chinese officials thought they had sized up Mr. Trump: He was a businessman and pragmatist, a deal maker with whom they could negotiate. His family-run business empire looked familiar in a region where family conglomerates were common. "He's transactional," said one Chinese official earlier this year.
Mr. Trump had lashed out at China in his campaign, tapping into resentment in manufacturing communities hit hard by imports. Chinese leaders were inclined to discount such campaign rhetoric.
Trade War Paradox
The U.S.-China trade fight has hurt Trump-supporting regions of the country the most.
Trump's share of 2016
presidential election votes
The farm belt is hurt by Chinese tariffs on soybeans and other crops.
Benefits most,
lowest Trump support
% of GDP from industries
exposedto potential benefits,
minus share at risk of harm*
Hurt most,
highest Trump support
Some companies on the West Coast and New England are helped by U.S. tariffs on Chinese computer equipment and electronics.
Oklahoma and Texas are hurt by Chinese tariffs on some chemicals and fuels.
% of GDP from
industries exposed
to potential benefits,
minus share at
risk of harm*
Trump support
Trump's share of
election votes
lowest Trump
*Percentage of GDP from industries helped by tariffs minus perentage of GDP from industries hurt by tariffs. Calculations don't include harm to industries that use in their manufacturing Chinese goods subject to tariffs. Note: Statewide election result used for Alaska
Sources: Moody's Analytics (net impact); Dave Leip's Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections (election results) Kara Dapena/The Wall Street Journal
Before his inauguration, Mr. Trump's campaign met with various China experts, including Henry Kissinger, who then communicated with Chinese officials.
"Everything is on the table," Mr. Kissinger told Chinese leaders after he conferred with the president-elect—a message that the U.S. was open to negotiate on many issues, say Trump officials from that time. Mr. Xi told Mr. Kissinger he wanted to meet Mr. Trump one-on-one, laying the groundwork for a later summit at Mr. Trump's Mar-a-Lago golf resort.
The latest economic news, analysis and data curated weekdays by WSJ's Jeffrey Sparshott.
The atmosphere chilled in early December 2016, when Mr. Trump took a phone call from Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen. It was the first time in nearly four decades an incoming president had talked to the leader of what Beijing considers a renegade province.
In discussions with the Chinese, the Trump team portrayed the call as a mistake, a new administration learning the nuances of foreign policy. After consulting again with Mr. Kissinger, Trump officials decided not to meet with the Dalai Lama, the Tibetan religious leader whom China views as an enemy. They also arranged a meeting with Yang Jiechi, China's most senior foreign-policy official.
In New York, Mr. Yang and Ambassador Cui lectured Trump representatives that "the territorial integrity of China is not to be questioned," says Steve Bannon, Mr. Trump's former chief strategist, who attended the meeting.
Recalls Mr. Cui: "The Trump people at the time, they listened very carefully to us."
Mr. Bannon, who sees China as an existential threat to the U.S., says he found the sessions "incredibly condescending."
Shortly afterward, Mr. Bannon put together a China strategy group. Concerned that Chinese intelligence was monitoring Trump Tower, the group didn't send drafts of their China report electronically. They agreed the new administration should pressure China on economic and security issues, while continuing high-level contacts.
Early on, Mr. Trump's priority was getting help pressuring North Korea to give up nuclear weapons. In an effort to woo China, he broke his campaign pledge to label China a currency manipulator.
"I was doing North Korea and I didn't want to let the negotiations come in the way," Mr. Trump said in the interview.
In April 2017, Messrs. Trump and Xi met at Mar-a-Lago. The two leaders announced a framework for a 100-day plan they said could ease economic strains. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross would take the lead negotiating for the U.S., and Wang Yang, then a vice premier known for backing economic reform, would lead the Chinese side.
That summer, Mr. Trump delayed announcing an investigation into Chinese trade practices for fear of losing Chinese support on North Korea, say administration officials. When he finally decided to launch the investigation, they say, he didn't want to single out China, even though the probe was aimed specifically at alleged Chinese trade abuses.
"I don't want to target China," aides recall him saying. "Let's leave China out of it."
In the White House ceremony announcing the investigation, Mr. Trump mentioned China just once.
'They're playing you'
Central to the talks between Messrs. Ross and Wang were U.S. complaints that inexpensive Chinese steel was flooding global markets and putting U.S. steelworkers out of jobs. The motto of Mr. Ross's negotiating team, says a former Trump official, was "no steel, no deal."
After months of negotiations, say U.S. officials, Beijing agreed to reduce production, as it had promised before, but at a faster pace. Chinese officials considered offering to open markets further to overseas financial firms, but decided against it, figuring they had offered enough.
Back in Washington, Mr. Ross's package landed with a thud, seen as little more than a repackaging of past unfulfilled promises. Shortly before Mr. Ross was to meet Mr. Wang and other Chinese officials for drinks to celebrate the deal, he met with Mr. Trump in the Oval Office.
"Shut it down," the president told him about the talks.
Negotiations ended, as did Mr. Ross's role as top U.S. representative, although an administration official says he remains part of the China negotiating team. Mr. Wang was promoted to a different position late that year.
To Mr. Trump and some advisers, the busted negotiation was evidence Beijing wanted to hook the U.S. into endless talks that led to few concrete results. To Beijing, it demonstrated the difficulty of dealing with the new administration. Chinese officials grilled foreign visitors about who really had Mr. Trump's ear.
Four months later, when Mr. Trump flew to China for a state visit, Mr. Xi personally guided him and first lady Melania Trump around Beijing's Forbidden City. The charm offensive flopped.
During a state visit to China in November 2017, Donald Trump and Xi Jinping visited the Forbidden City.
Photo: Jonathan Ernst/Reuters
Mr. Trump had chosen U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer to present U.S. trade complaints to the Chinese leader. Mr. Lighthizer, a former Ohio steel-industry lawyer who resented how Chinese imports had battered his industrial clients, talked so bluntly that some in Mr. Xi's entourage say they were offended. Mr. Ross sat outside the meeting room, the Chinese noted, waiting to be consulted.
Chinese officials wanted to use one of Mr. Trump's meetings at the Great Hall of the People to offer foreign firms greater access to China's banking, securities and insurance sectors. The U.S. dismissed the idea as too little and too late.
"They're playing you," Mr. Lighthizer advised the president, according to participants.
Hours after Air Force One took off from Beijing, China announced the financial sector openings on its own. Beijing pledged to raise to 51%, from 49%, how much ownership foreign firms could take in Chinese securities ventures, among other things.
To date, no U.S. securities firm has received approval to expand in China. That has become a talking point for trade hawks in the administration who argue Beijing doesn't follow through on promises.
'Bring me tariffs'
In early April, Mr. Trump threatened to levy his first major round of tariffs on China, targeting $50 billion in imports. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin spoke by phone with China's Vice Premier Liu He to arrange a meeting in Beijing. Mr. Mnuchin was pushing for a deal while hawks in the Trump administration wanted a tougher stance.
Vice Premier Liu He, a 66-year-old economist, has been an important behind-the-scenes player for China.
Photo: clemens bilan/epa-efe/rex/Shutterstock
President Trump approved the trade mission, over Mr. Lighthizer's opposition. As a compromise, the president filled out the U.S. team with Mr. Lighthizer and White House trade adviser Peter Navarro, whose book "Death by China" made him a reviled figure in Beijing.
On the first day of talks, Mr. Lighthizer presented U.S. demands in an eight-section document that called on China to reduce its $375 billion trade surplus with the U.S. by $200 billion within two years, to scrap policies and subsidies that supported favored industries, and to pledge not to retaliate if the U.S. imposed tariffs.
It was "surrender or die," says Erin Ennis, senior vice president of the U.S.-China Business Council, a trade association of large U.S. firms.
On the second day, divisions within Mr. Trump's team spilled into the open.
Mr. Mnuchin, the head of the U.S. delegation, had arranged a one-on-one session with Vice Premier Liu. Mr. Navarro confronted the Treasury secretary on the lawn of the Diaoyutai State Guest House, accusing him of a power grab. Confused Chinese officials watched from a distance.
When Chinese officials turned to Mr. Lighthizer in subsequent sessions, participants recall, he often replied, "I have nothing to say." That led some in the two delegations to wonder whether he was there to negotiate, or to watch over Mr. Mnuchin.
Internal U.S. squabbling continued on the Air Force jet carrying the group home. During the flight, the White House released a terse statement about "frank discussions" and the need for the team to consult with Mr. Trump.
Messrs. Liu and Mnuchin met again a few weeks later and publicly declared a truce in May.
In White House meetings, Mr. Trump went the other way, say U.S. officials, telling his advisers: "Bring me tariffs."
On June 15, the U.S. announced it would impose 25% tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese goods, in two steps, mainly components and industrial machinery. China said it would retaliate dollar-for-dollar, hitting soybeans and other U.S. agriculture. Three days later, Mr. Trump directed aides to identify more Chinese goods for tariffs.
Mr. Liu's team spent the next few months analyzing the eight-section U.S. document, categorizing its demands into 142 separate items, of which the Chinese said they would consider negotiating 122. Mr. Liu delayed telling Washington what was on its list or what it was willing to negotiate.
Warring camps
A pattern emerged. Mr. Trump threatened tariffs on Chinese goods. Chinese and American negotiators huddled. Negotiations failed. The U.S. imposed the tariffs—now covering half of China's $500 billion in U.S. imports—and China, which imports far less, retaliated.
Three men became key behind-the-scenes players: Mr. Liu for China and Messrs. Lighthizer and Mnuchin for the U.S.
Mr. Liu, a 66-year-old economist, is one of four vice premiers. He has known Mr. Xi since childhood. Earlier in his career, he cemented his reputation in the West as a reformer when he met with U.S. economists and told them the U.S. could pressure Beijing to open its economy more. Now he is in charge of policy-making for the Chinese economy, although U.S. negotiators wondered whether he had the clout to push through changes.
Mr. Lighthizer appealed to the president's blue-collar leanings, which led him to believe China had ripped off the U.S. and needed to be punished. In White House meetings, Mr. Lighthizer sometimes said Beijing was getting even for the Opium Wars between Britain and China in the 1800s by shipping fentanyl to America. (China has denied it is a major supplier.)
He saw tariffs not only as a tool for the trade battle, but also to prod U.S. industries to shift investment away from China and slow China's technological advance.
U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer spoke so bluntly in one meeting with Chinese officials that some in the delegation say they were offended.
Photo: kevin lamarque/Reuters
Mr. Mnuchin, a former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. executive, saw himself as the administration's chief financial officer, with wide latitude to take initiatives, allies say. That put him close to Mr. Trump the businessman, who often telephoned CEOs who did business in China— Blackstone Group LP's Stephen Schwarzman and Wynn Resorts founder Steve Wynn —who urged him to cut a deal.
Mr. Mnuchin sought advice from his former Goldman boss, Hank Paulson, a George W. Bush Treasury secretary who counted senior Chinese leaders as friends. Mr. Paulson talked or met with Mr. Mnuchin 11 times through March 31 of this year, according to government calendars, but not once with Mr. Lighthizer. A Treasury official says Mr. Mnuchin consulted Mr. Paulson on a variety of subjects, including Treasury's role in setting China policy.
Time and again, Chinese officials turned to Mr. Mnuchin for a path to Mr. Trump. Time and again, Mr. Lighthizer's views won out.
'Serve as a bridge between our two governments'
Since the 1980s, China has counted on U.S. corporate leaders to push back against pressure from Washington. Lobbying by executives helped limit sanctions after the Tiananmen Square massacre in 1989 and to win support for China's WTO entry.
One of Mr. Xi's advisers, 70-year-old Wang Qishan, China's vice president, considers himself an expert on the West. In the 1990s, when he was head of the state-owned China Construction Bank, he worked with Mr. Paulson. He tells visitors about his love of Mark Twain and Jack London novels and the Netflix drama "House of Cards."
When he met with U.S. executives in Beijing early this year, he cited ancient Chinese military strategist Sun Tzu: "If you know the enemy and yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles." China understood the U.S. better than the other way around, Mr. Wang told them, and would be willing to endure far more pain rather than concede.
That might have been a misjudgment. U.S. business groups, which told the White House tariffs make it harder to do business, had little impact on an administration that wanted U.S. companies to pull up stakes in China. It had renegotiated the North American Free Trade Agreement, in part, to make Mexico an investment alternative.
Three big Washington trade groups that have led nearly every free-trade battle in Washington—the Business Roundtable, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Manufacturers—were now calling for changes in Chinese industrial policies, fed up with alleged theft of technology secrets.
China's Commerce ministry dispatched agents around the country to quiz U.S. firms about their plans and to persuade them to stay put. Changes were on the horizon, Beijing made clear, including tariff cuts and reduced regulation. Officials emphasized easing restrictions for foreign auto companies—a promise Mr. Xi made in April.
"All these things are what China has intended to do all along," says a senior policy maker in Beijing. "Trump helped speed things up a bit."
In June, Mr. Xi gathered a group of 20 CEOs from foreign firms such as Goldman Sachs and Hyatt Hotels Corp. to warn them they could be caught in the crossfire of a trade war.
"In the West, you have the notion that if somebody hits you on the left cheek, you turn the other cheek," he told the foreign executives, according to people familiar with the session. "In our culture we punch back."
Xi Jinping met with global CEOs in Beijing in June.
Photo: andy wong/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock
At the end of the gathering, his frustration boiled over. "We respect your democratic system," the Chinese leader said, according to people familiar with the session. "Why can't you respect ours?"
In August, China Vice Minister of Commerce Wang Shouwen flew to Washington and met representatives of a dozen big U.S. companies. "Serve as a bridge between our two governments instead of a wedge," he told them, according to participants. "You may have frustrations and concerns, but I hope you won't exaggerate those issues."
Intel Corp. Vice President Peter Cleveland told Mr. Wang that Intel was committed to China for the long term. But he urged China to make some of the changes the U.S. sought, including easing government pressure on U.S. firms to transfer technology to their Chinese partners, according to people who attended the session.
International Business Machines Corp. Vice President Chris Padilla told Mr. Wang that unless the trade fight ended, his company would have to consider shifting its purchases elsewhere, according to the people who attended. Once that started, it would be tough to move it back.
IBM and Intel declined to comment.
'We are under no pressure to make a deal'
In Beijing, the government settled in for a long battle. China's economy was slowing, which had the potential to stir resentment against one-party rule and weaken the government's negotiating position with the U.S.
Mr. Xi resisted making changes the U.S. demanded, including reducing subsides to state firms and scaling back state-led industrial policy. He traveled to the northeast, China's Rust Belt, to call on the nation to become more self-reliant.
Chinese leaders made an effort to divide U.S. allies over the trade issues, and met this year in Beijing with the leaders of the European Union, France, Germany and Japan. The U.S., EU and Japan, however, have been meeting to see whether they can build common positions against Chinese subsidies and technology transfer, and to press those issues at the WTO.
In late August, the U.S. held hearings on its plan to impose tariffs of as much as 25% on $200 billion of Chinese goods, one of the last steps before imposing the duties. Beijing pledged to match U.S. tariffs, but couldn't equal that total. China imported $130 billion in goods from the U.S., and needed U.S. semiconductors and software.
Chinese leaders again decided to seek a settlement. Encouraged by Blackstone's Mr. Schwarzman, they requested a meeting with Mr. Mnuchin, offering to send Mr. Liu—once again—to Washington.
As part of the diplomatic minuet of arranging such sessions, the Chinese side wanted to be invited. In an Oval Office session in September, Mr. Trump dictated to the Treasury secretary how such a letter should read.
Shortly before midnight on Sept. 12, the Journal reported the U.S. had invited Mr. Liu. A few hours later, China's foreign ministry confirmed the invite.
The report infuriated the president, his aides say, because it appeared he was asking for the meeting, and was weak. At 7:15 the next morning, Mr. Trump tweeted: "The Wall Street Journal has it wrong, we are under no pressure to make a deal with China."
Plans for the meeting started unraveling, officials from both countries say. "I don't really care" whether the Chinese come, Mr. Trump said in meetings with his trade advisers.
Mr. Trump said in the interview he disagreed with Mr. Mnuchin on the prospects for a settlement. The Chinese "were not ready to make a deal," he said.
He did accept a proposal by Mr. Mnuchin to limit new tariffs to 10% through the end of the year, before jumping to 25%, the rate the U.S. had already imposed on other goods. That would limit the impact on U.S. retailers before Christmas, Mr. Mnuchin argued, and would set a new deadline that could prompt fresh talks.
On Sept. 17, a week before Mr. Liu was scheduled to arrive in Washington, the White House announced the tariffs. That surprised the Chinese, who had thought Washington would delay the decision until after the talks.
On Sept. 21, Mr. Xi held his emergency Politburo session and canceled Mr. Liu's trip. When the U.S. put new tariffs in place three days later, China responded with new tariffs of its own.
On to Buenos Aires
China's leaders wanted to see what happened in the U.S. midterm elections. If President Trump's party took a drubbing, they figured, perhaps he would soften his positions on China. When Republicans held on to their Senate majority, however, Mr. Trump declared victory.
Trade Face-Off: What Trump and Xi Want From Their G-20 Talks
President Trump and China's Xi Jinping will bring differing agendas to their expected meeting on the sidelines of the G-20 summit in Argentina. WSJ reporters explain how the negotiations might play out.
As Messrs. Trump and Xi prepare to meet in Buenos Aires on Saturday, officials from both countries are examining the possibility of delaying higher U.S. tariffs until the spring, and launching new talks about Chinese economic policy. Mr. Trump had said Monday that it is "highly unlikely" he will hold off on tariffs.
Beijing this month sent U.S. officials an outline of economic-policy changes it might consider. The offer repeats many existing pledges, such as removing caps on foreign investments in autos and financial services, officials on both sides say.
Mr. Trump's team is pressing for more details and deeper changes.
Looking for clues about what the White House is up to, Chinese officials pored over an October speech by Vice President Mike Pence in which he accused China of offenses ranging from abusing its economic power to militarizing the South China Sea. They debated whether the speech represents a broader U.S. strategy to contain China's rise or is a negotiating tactic aimed at further pressuring Beijing.
The Chinese still aren't sure which Trump will show up when the two leaders get together—the leader who surprised China with his determination to see tariffs through, or the deal maker Chinese leaders thought they knew.
—Peter Nicholas contributed to this article.
Corrections & Amplifications
The Peterson Institute for International Economics was incorrectly referred to as Petersons Institute in a graphic accompanying an earlier version of this article. (Nov. 28, 2018)
Write to Bob Davis at bob.davis@wsj.com and Lingling Wei at lingling.wei@wsj.com
Appeared in the November 29, 2018, print edition as 'Year of Threats and Miscalculations Widened the U.S.-China Divide.'
Show Conversation Hide Conversation (437)


text:
Q: change img src when hover parent element not working in ie i have this code and i want to when hover mouse parent (Li) tag, change src img child tag...
this code in chrome correct but in firefox & ie not working

 .
 .
 //some code.......
 .
 .

A: You called the class .liplay which doesn't exist in your HTML code. Change it to .player and it will work.
.player:hover .msg{
     content:url("../images/message-icon.png");
}

Working Demo
EDIT:
I recommend using background-image property to achieve what you want. You could change your CSS to this:
.player a{
    display:block;
    background-image: url("../images/message-icon-h.png");
    width:64px;
    height:64px;
    }

.player:hover > a{
    display:block;
    background-image: url("../images/message-icon.png");
    width:64px;
    height:64px;
}

Another demo fiddle
It's working in Chrome, FF, IE, Opera and Safari.

A: I think you want to make that :

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


text:
GD Han's Yueming Laser Group Co.,Ltd. is a subsidiary of Han's Laser Technology Industry Group Co.,Ltd. (stock code: 002008). Our company is an innovative manufacturer of high precision industrial laser equipment. The company is headquartered in the China's science and technology hub - Dongguan Songshan Lake state-level High-tech development zone. Here, the Han's Yueming Laser Co. relies on the China's Pearl River Delta's industrial resources to grow and thrive. Our production bases cover more than 100,000 square meters in Guangdong, Shanghai, and Jiangsu. These locations are outfitted with more than 100 sets of precision machining equipment and over 500 high quality staff members who have been professionally trained for optimal productivity. Han's Yueming Laser Group adheres to a policy of customer focused operation while driving the technology in the laser industry forward. Our annual sales have surpassed 10,000 sets of equipment and our products are sold in more than 100 countries and regions around the world.
Over Eighteen years of growth, development and innovation Han's Yueming Laser Group has evolved to become a leader in the laser industry. We have accumulated knowledge and technology from around the world to continuously develop and produce new and exciting laser industry products. We have established 3 modern manufacturing complexes, spanning over 100,000m2 and fully equipped them with over 100 sets of high-precision machining equipment. These machines are operated by more than 500 highly trained, dedicated staff members.
Han's Yueming Laser Headquarter of Group Company
Han's Yueming Laser-Dongguan factory
Han's Yueming Laser-Xuzhou factory
Han's Yueming Laser-Suzhou factory
Han's Yueming Laser-Shanghai R&D Center
Enterprise Honor
Han's Yueming Laser Group has earned a multitude of honors and titles thanks to our efforts and production strengths:
Key High-tech Enterprises of National Torch Plan
Top 50 Enterprise in Guangdong Dongguan city
Guangdong Integrity Compliance Enterprise
R&D Ability
Proprietary Technology
Authority Certification


Joe and Debbie have been in full-time ministry since 2004. Joe completed his Ph.D. in 2000, was ordained in 2003 to the gospel ministry by his home church in Winter Haven, FL, and has pastored two churches prior to beginning the Mercy Church ministry.
Joe and Debbie grew up in pastors' homes, which influenced their love of people and ministry. Joe had many vocations before going into full-time ministry. After his undergraduate studies, he even served some time in the military. Because of his eclectic background he is able to relate and communicate with just about every walk of life. Joe has a passion for making the Word of God accessible and understandable to everyone.
Debbie was born to missionary parents who taught her to have a deep love for Christ by living their lives passionately in gospel ministry. She is alongside her husband helping him carry out the work of church planting. She is the administrative end of the team. Designing the website, taking care of the advertising and making sure mailers go out are just a few of her duties.
Joe and Debbie love to walk and getting to know and ministering to people in their neighborhood. When they are not out walking you might catch them hanging out at local eateries.


A celebration of skateboarding, alcohol consumption, and rock music – the three things I love most in life.
Cheers to everyone who came along and made our party so damn fun!
Expect mind-blowing visuals with an awesome selection of films fuelled by wild adventures, personal pilgrimages and low budget escapades by those impassioned by the motion of the ocean.
An A-list of tuberiding specialists gathered at Padang Padang beach on Sunday as a potential "green light" swell could be arriving not far on their heels.
Meet the competitors and watch a traditional Balinese Kecak dance performance on the sand at Padang Padang beach.
Join us for a 3-day celebration of Music, Film, and Art held in Canggu, Bali.
Shannon Peel, better known in the art world as DMOTE, is set to bring his well-respected graffiti talents to Bali this weekend.


Yesterday's HSOTD was a human lightning rod of DANCE!!! (yes, a planted human lightning rod of DANCE!!! but still a human lightning rod of DANCE!!!), so let's keep that theme going by paying homage to this seasoned sparkler of moves. Not much is known about this short, but cavity-inducingly sweet, clip of a lady in pink getting hers. We don't know who ole' girl is, where she is, or when this was shot. But the answers to those questions don't really matter. The only thing that matters is that out there in the world is a hero in a pink beret (maybe Prince is slightly color blind and THIS goddess is who he was talking about when he wrote Raspberry Beret) who gives zero fucks because she's too busy giving the people a show.
This clip has been making the rounds on Twitter, and beyond, because grannies dancing is visual industrial-strength Prozac for the soul. In the span of just 90 seconds, she does The Robot, The Hitchhiker, The Twist, and moves that haven't even been invented yet. Sweet moves are made of these!
Yesterday's HSOTD was staged, and I'm thinking this clip is too. I mean, two humans walk by her like nothing, and they don't do what anyone's natural instinct would be, which is to get on their knees and worship at her sweet moves-producing feet. And not only that, but why is there still snow on that deck? Any highly educated scientist will tell you that it's scientifically impossible for snow or ice to not instantly melt when hit with scorching moves like that!


The Ethical Shellfish Company was established in April 2010 by husband and wife team Guy and Juliet Grieve from their home on the Isle of Mull.
Working as a scallop diver, Guy was shocked to see the damage that is being done to our fragile marine environment by invasive fishing methods. Large sections of the seabed have been reduced to rubble with the complex benthic habitat completely destroyed. Talking to other divers and creel fishermen it was clear that he wasn't the only one who was concerned. He heard from people who are vigorously campaigning for changes in marine legislation, yet whose voices have been ignored, despite the many models that have shown where we are heading unless changes take place. Thus he set up this fishing company with a difference, which pledges to support sustainable fishing methods, in the hope that we can contribute towards the recovery of our seas.


text:
New member Bright Green Partners:
Working together globally on alternatives to livestock
Bright Green Partners, which was founded in the summer of 2020, advises businesses, governments and investors all over the world on 'alternatives to livestock'. A field that is divided into plant, fermentation and cell-based products and technologies. Bright Green Partners joined Foodvalley and the Innovation field Protein Shift in March 2021.
Managing Partner Floor Buitelaar: "All over the world and throughout the chain, people realise the importance of transitioning to alternatives to livestock. Of course, this is mainly about protein transition, but there are all kinds of initiatives in other areas as well. With Bright Green Partners we want to contribute to that transition. Within this market, we advise corporate and medium-sized companies, investors and governments. We work with all types of businesses throughout the chain, such as global agricultural companies and FMCG (fast-moving consumer goods) companies, but we also advise food retailers. Examples of our services are start-up or technology scouting, market sizing, go-to-market strategies, mergers & acquisitions, due diligence projects, et cetera."
Not a consultant, but a partner
Bright Green Partners works with a project-based approach, using a team of around 25 dedicated consultants based all over the world. "While one consultant has a strong affinity with technology, another one knows everything about plant-based ingredients and a third has vast experience in the retail industry", Floor states.
"The name Bright Green Partners was not chosen haphazardly", she continues. "We do not want to be consultants who only give advice on a specific topic and then leave. Clients view us as partners, because we are involved in multiple processes for commercial, strategic and research & development departments. In order to do so, we draw on an international database with around 600 experts. On top of that, we have scouted more than 500 start-ups globally, which we can also involve in our processes."
Global player
The company operates mostly in Europe and North America, but aspires to grow into a global player. Floor: "The interest in 'alternatives to livestock' will only increase, which means that the interest in what we do will grow as well. In order to meet the demand, we are working hard to find new consultants and experts. The Foodvalley network is a very important platform for us, especially when it comes to exchanging knowledge. That is why we hope to meet new companies here that we can work with."
Floor Buitelaar Managing Partner
https://brightgreenpartners.com/
Become a Foodvalley Member
Bright Green Partners is a Foodvalley Member. Also interested? All organisations, from start-up to multinational, are welcome to become members. Are you ready to be an innovator within the Foodvalley network, forging new partnerships? Join us!
Zyrcular Foods: "Leading plant-based solutions in Southern Europe"
Verdify: "Foodvalley NL operates in the same ecosystem as we do"
Upfield: "We like being inspired by innovative start-ups"
Upfield announces investment of €50m into future of Plant-Based foods
Foodvalley Innovation Insights


text:
Merton failing to stand up to rogue landlords
Merton is massively letting down private renters by failing to help them deal with their landlords, according to figures revealed in a report by London Assembly Liberal Democrats.
There are around 25,000 households in private rented accommodation in the borough, yet shockingly Merton Council did not prosecute a single landlord for providing unsafe accommodation in 2014/15, and barely took any other form of enforcement action against rogue landlords.
Responding to the stark figures, Adrian Hyyrylainen-Trett, Merton & Wandsworth London Assembly Liberal Democrat candidate said:
"We know that around 60 per cent of renters experience either damp, mould, leaking roofs or windows, electrical hazards, animal infestation or gas leaks - according to housing charity Shelter.
"And yet Merton Council is barely doing anything to help them.
"It's clear that this just isn't a priority for this Council.
"Newham Council was responsible for over 70 per cent of all prosecutions in London under the Housing Act 2004 in 2014/15 - and they have a mandatory landlord licensing scheme. This is why I'm backing Lib Dem mayoral candidate Caroline Pidgeon's plan for a London-wide mandatory licencing scheme and the scrapping of lettings fees for tenants."
Adrian Hyyrylainen-Trett is the Liberal Democrat candidate for Merton & Wandsworth on the London Assembly.London Assembly Liberal Democrat report ROGUE LANDLORDS IN LONDON: A survey of local authority enforcement in the private rented sector
The 60% figure is derived from an online survey of 4,544 English private renters carried out by YouGov between December 2013 and January 2014. See p 4 of Shelter's Can't complain: why poor conditions prevail in private rented homes (2014).


This thesis is an attempt to draw conclusions about consistencies and discrepancies in my studio work of the past two years. I analyze my process and ideas relative to artistic and theoretical discourse with an emphasis on the transgression of standards and values taught in the university setting. The work develops from overt ideological critique into corporeally engaging pieces designed to elicit conceptual narratives that challenge formalist ideals of perception and expression. Quotes from artists, authors, philosophers and popular music formative in my thought process serve as context for the writing and the work.
Scarboro, Jonathan E., "Working for Play" (2007). HIM 1990-2015. 1897.


text:
A histopathologic review of nonsquamous cell malignancies of the cervix in Kano, Nigeria
AA Sule1, MS Haruna2
1 Department of Pathology, Bayero University Kano/Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital, Kano, Nigeria
2 Department of Morbid Anatomy and Forensic Medicine, Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto, Nigeria
M S Haruna
Department of Morbid Anatomy and Forensic Medicine, Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto
Background: Although recent studies suggest that there is rising proportion of cervical adenocarcinoma in most part of the world, there has been no formal study in our setting. We therefore undertook this review to document and evaluate the pattern in Kano, Northern Nigeria. Patients and Methods: This was a 10 year retrospective study from 2nd January, 2002 to 31st December, 2011 of all non-squamous cell malignancies diagnosed at the pathology department of Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital, Kano, Nigeria. Where necessary, new sections were made from formalin fixed, paraffin embedded blocks. Results: During the ten year study period, a total of 545 cervical cancers were diagnosed. Of these, 448 (82.2%) were squamous cell carcinomas and 17.8% were non-squamous malignancies. Out of the 97 non-squamous malignancies, adenocarcinoma was by far the most common. 52 (53.6%) were endometrioid type adenocarcinomas, while clear cell and mucinous variants comprised 12 (12.4%) and 6 (6.2%) respectively. Other carcinomas in this series were adenosquamous (10 cases), small cell (6 cases), adenoid cystic {3 cases}, undifferentiated (3 cases) and metastatic (1 case). There was only one sarcoma - a leiomyosarcoma. Patients ranged from 20 to 80 years (mean 48.30 ± SD 12.61 years) with the highest occurence in the 4th–6th decade age group. Conclusion: Non-squamous malignancies of the cervix comprised 17.8% of all invasive cervical cancers in Kano and adenocarcinomas were overwhelmingly preponderant. The study findings were consistent with most published reports in Nigeria and elsewhere. These malignancies were associated with high morbidity and mortality which necessitates data for health planning and policy decisions.
Sule A A
Haruna M S
malignancies
non-squamous


Originally from Australia, Ellyse is a Producer and Editor currently based in Los Angeles.
Ellyse likes to make people laugh. She has studied at iO West and UCB and performed comedy in festivals around Australia, Los Angeles and New York.
Here's a silly video she edited that appeared on Mashable.
Ellyse studied filmmaking at The Northern Film School in the UK and Media at RMIT University where she earned a Bachelor of Communications.
If you'd like to work with her, don't hesitate to contact!


When KWWL realized its market had a racial disparity problem, it addressed it head on. "We were greatly disturbed by this ranking and wanted to do something about it," said Mike Cunningham, the Quincy Media NBC affiliate's marketing director. Viewers were impressed. "We are blessed to have the caliber of journalists we do in our market," said one.


Mechanical engineering is a very wide field. Whether tooling machines, agricultural machines, engines, wind power plants, household devices or complex production lines - mechanical engineering components can be found almost anywhere. This variety of products and the numerous different requirements demand great flexibility not only from the product developers in an enterprise, but also from the CAD system they use.
With HiCAD, our powerful CAD software, you can face such tasks with composure, as it sets benchmarks in the field of 2-D/3-D CAD and enables an effortless designing, covering virtually all industries. You can create your drawings and models with powerful 2-D and 3-D functions, use the benefits of assembly-based modelling and automate your design processes with state-of-the-art CAD technology. Even very large assemblies, which do not infrequently occur in mechanical engineering, can be processed absolutely effortlessly. In addition, HiCAD's Hybrid Technology provides optimal support during "mixed" CAD projects involving several industries, e.g. large plants consisting of mechanical engineering, sheet metal, steel engineering and plant engineering components. This versatility makes HiCAD the ideal solution for the construction of complex, special machines.
You create your product model in 3-D, and derive a corresponding 2-D drawing from the 3-D model. Or you can create a draft in 2-D first and then automatically derive a 3-D model from this 2-D drawing.
You can choose between parametric and non-parametric designing. Especially for mechanical engineering tasks, this freedom of choice is a great advantage.
For instance, you can use the non-parametric approach to construct individual machine elements, or the parametric approach to create company-specific, modular products.
You have access to extensive standard part catalogues and online catalogues such as TraceParts or PARTsolutions.
HiCAD automatically generates all essential documents such as production drawings, bills of materials, exploded views etc.
HiCAD's unique Hybrid Technology supports you optimally during complex cross-sectoral projects, e.g. by means of special functions for steel beam constructions, or the production-oriented development of complex sheet metal constructions.
If you are frequently dealing with cross-sectoral projects, you should also take a look at our solutions for sheet metal processing, plant engineering, steel engineering and glass, metal and facade engineering. Thanks to its modular structure, HiCAD can be customised and expanded to perfectly match your individual requirements – for instance, by our HELiOS PDM/PLM modules and our HiCAD extension modules. If you require further information, please feel free to contact us.
Bills of Materials (quantity lists or structure lists) on the basis of the CAD structure, extensive configuration options, company-specific adjustment, Exports in HTML, Excel, TXT format etc.
Sheet Metal professional Production-oriented creation of complex sheet metal products, with special functions such as automatic development, user-specific blanks, bending simulation etc.
Whether filigree constructions or heavy steel engineering machines – the ROBERT NYBLAD GmbH is equally at home in both domains. Founded in 1878, the tradition-steeped company fabricates both machines for rough industrial environments and detailed, special machines with complex control systems for an international market. Its main fields of activity are the construction of processing plants for pulp production, plants for the paper and board industry, conveyor systems and subcontracted work. For more than 10 years, NYBLAD has been using HiCAD (CAD) and HELiOS (PDM) for its design tasks.
"Given our wide range of activities, we are glad to have a system like HiCAD, which enables us to perform all tasks from mechanical construction and steel engineering through to the design of the required sheet metal elements", explains one of the NYBLAD engineers. Another big advantage is the perfect interaction between external 2-D data and 3-D modelling, since 2-D CAD is still in use at NYBLAD: "We often receive 2-D DXF files from our customers or suppliers as a planning basis. Therefore, the possibility to use and process 2-D and 3-D elements in one drawing is a very useful aid", says one of the engineers. The DXF file for a machine can simply be opened and the planned modifications can be implemented in 3-D.


text:
Christopher Robin Official Trailer
25th May 2018 by Phase9
Out of the Wood. Into the city. Watch the brand new trailer for Disney's Christopher Robin. See the film in theatres August 3.
In the heartwarming live action adventure Disney's "Christopher Robin," the young boy who shared countless adventures with his band of lovable stuffed animals in the Hundred Acre Wood is now grown up and living in London but he has lost his way. Now it is up to his childhood friends to venture into our world and help Christopher Robin rediscover the joys of family life, the value of friendship and to appreciate the simple pleasures in life once again.
Disney's "Christopher Robin" is directed by Marc Forster from a screenplay by Alex Ross Perry and Allison Schroeder and a story by Perry based on characters created by A.A. Milne and E.H. Shepard. The producers are Brigham Taylor and Kristin Burr with Renée Wolfe and Jeremy Johns serving as executive producers. The film stars Ewan McGregor as Christopher Robin; Hayley Atwell as his wife Evelyn; Bronte Carmichael as his daughter Madeline; and Mark Gatiss as Giles Winslow, Robin's boss. The film also features the voices of: Jim Cummings as Winnie the Pooh and Tigger; Brad Garrett as Eeyore; Toby Jones as Owl; Nick Mohammed as Piglet; Peter Capaldi as Rabbit; and Sophie Okonedo as Kanga.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DisneyChristopherRobin/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/DisneyStudios
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/disneystudios
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/disneymovietrailers
Hashtag: #ChristopherRobin
Categories Disney, Movie Trailers Post navigation
Hotel Artemis – Red Band Trailer – Warner Bros. UK
Action Point (2018) – "Alpine Slide" Featurette – Paramount Pictures
Best Southern Advice from Troop Zero | Prime Video
The Best 90s Classics Now Streaming on Prime Video | Prime Video
Ray | Every Musical Performance
Drag Queens Trixie Mattel & Katya React to RuPaul's AJ and the Queen | I Like to Watch | Netflix
The Rhythm Section (2020) – Car Chase Clip – Paramount Pictures
Troop Zero: Selling Cookies | Prime Video


Leonardo DiCaprio donates a massive amount to save the planet, and we adore him for that.
Christie Brinkley admits looking this good at 61 is foolishly hard work.
Advices on how to get the dream holiday!
Emma Watson, the ambassador of sustainable fashion!


Ultra lightweight and smooth, Foam board is great for framing, mounting and temporary displays.
Mounting or "backing" board is necessary for many framing projects. It stiffens and preserves artwork like posters, prints, photographs and watercolors.
Our boards have a foam core with three types of paper exteriors. The one you choose depends on your framing project.
Foam board is extremely lightweight, We recommend this material to keep your prints flat within a frame or alternatively can be be attached directly to the wall for a temporary display.


text:
This project has helped both ex-Service personnel and their families as well as civilians. The report presented the findings using a 'Living with Limb Loss Support Model' which identified specific periods where timely support is more likely to be relevant and effective in supporting individual needs and coping levels. This model has now been adopted by a number of stakeholders including centres within the NHS Limb Service in support of civilian and veteran amputees. The Royal College of General Practitioners has incorporated the Limb Loss Model into the GP training programme and the Model is used at the Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre at Stanford Hall. A Question and Answer crib sheet has also been created to assist persons with limb loss and health professionals in understanding phantom limb pain.
The research also led to internal changes for Blesma including further support for families through the introduction of new activities for families and the Limb Loss Model has been incorporated into the training package for new frontline staff.
Outcome areas
Change mechanisms
Project reports & latest
Caring and Coping: The Family Perspective on Living with Limb Loss
FiMT awards grant to Blesma for study into impact of traumatic amputation on families


Montsalvat artist colony in Melbourne, Australia.
I had all but forgotten about Montsalvat until I was invited there on my recent trip to Melbourne. Australian artist Rick Amor's description of Montsalvat as 'a fantasy of beards, berets, sturdy women, big stews and free love' is in line with my own recollection of Montsalvat as a back-to-the-land, hippy enclave miles outside Melbourne's city center.
Today, tourists and locals are beating a well-worn path to this quaint artist colony founded by artist Justus Jörgensen in 1934.
Monsalvat is Australia's oldest artists' community, 'set amid unique grounds and buildings, a place where art is made, taught, exhibited, performed and celebrated' (Montsalvat website). It still houses working artists but caters to the public equally well as a wedding venue, a lovely spot for a family picnic or a day's outing to soak up the unique grounds.
Montsalvat founder, Justus Jörgensen, was born in Melbourne in 1893 of Norwegian ancestry. He originally qualified as an architect, but after spending several years in Europe visiting the great museums with his wife, he took up painting as a profession. He developed a keen interest in Impressionism and eventually went on to exhibit at the Paris salons.
When he returned to Australia in 1928 he set up a school of painting. However his views on art differed radically from those of his peers. Jörgensen became increasingly hostile to the commercial aspects of painting and mistrusted the input of both critics and public. His desire to experiment with all aspects of creative pursuit led him to establish Montsalvat, and his legacy lives on to this day providing inspiration to artists as well as art appreciators.


text:
Why Fulham's 17-year-old sensation would go on to become the next Gareth Bale
by Rohit Nair May 2, 2018, 1:44 am
Ryan Sessegnon
Why Ryan Sessegnon Would Go On To Become The Next Gareth Bale
Somewhere in the beginning of the 2007-08 season, Tottenham visited Stoke City in what seemed a routine Premier League affair. However, the game turned on its head when a teenage left-back scored a goal of acrobatic brilliance. Coming in from the left, he volleyed a ball halfway across his body straight into the right-top corner of the goal and turned around to celebrate with his teammate. That player was Gareth Bale.
Bale went on to win individual honours at the club before heading to one of the biggest clubs in the world, Real Madrid, and winning three Champions Leagues thereafter and converting into a full-fledged forward.
One another player who is showing signs of going down the same trajectory of late is Ryan Sessegnon. For the uninitiated, Sessegnon is Fulham's new wonderkid. He is 17, plays at left-back and most importantly, has 12 goals for the club!
Why the hype?
Born in 2000, Sessegnon went on to prove his talent for Fulham, having been snapped up by them at the age of just 8. By 16, he was a starter for the club and his talent was further compounded with his first goal just 11 days after making his debut.
Since then, he has gone into overdrive, scoring 12 goals this season and also being touted as having the potential to go on and become one of the greatest left-backs in the game.
All the major English clubs are behind him – the likes of Manchester City, United and Liverpool have the player on their radar and he could find himself starting regularly soon. Someone who is still in his teenage, he has registered an incredible 21 goals in his entire career.
Versatile player with lethal finishing ability
Though a left-back by trade, Sessegnon has shown that he can make the upgrade to a more forward-based role with ease. His ability to create havoc in the opposition defences means that he has also been pushed up to the flanks to increase his goalscoring numbers.
He also has an excellent conversion rate that is on par with some of the best in the game at the moment. Another great asset he has to his advantage is his excellent temperament.
This summer is the time where Sessegnon must head over to the big boys and upgrade his game to the next level and moving to the Premier League is the way.
One more good season at the very top will mean that he might just demand a world-record fee and continue his footsteps to the top, just like a certain Gareth Bale.
Written by Rohit Nair
ChampionshipFulhamGareth BaleRyan Sessegnon
Scottish Premiership Team of the 2017/18 season featuring Celtic and Rangers stars
Dream Tottenham line-up for 2018/19 season featuring £50m-rated transfer target


Choose Roofing Experts in Sacramento - Call 916-472-0507!
Flat roofs tend to need a little extra maintenance. The flat configuration of this roof invites more wear and tear due to weather extremes and temperatures. Heavy rainfall creates slight depressions in roofing where rainwater gathers. High winds may cause wind shears that loosen roofing materials. In the Sacramento region, high humidity is another factor in flat roof material deterioration. A flat roof should be inspected annually for signs of wear or damage.
Depending on the roofing materials of construction, it's best to have the entire roof surface inspected by an experienced roofing professional. Sacramento Handyman is recognized for their roofing experience that spans all types of roofing, from composites to metal.
Metal roofing materials on flat roofs last longer than composite or asphalt shingles. However, even metal roofing materials require maintenance. Certain metal roofing panels are embossed or coated for added protection. The average size of a metal roof panel ranges from eight to fourteen feet in length. The beauty of these panels is the availability of a wide range of colors. After installation of metal flat roof panels, have them checked for loss of color. In the hot Sacramento sun, fading and loss of color can occur.
Flat roof homes are found in the southwestern part of the US. Flat roof residential buildings are the most popular type of roofing. Warehousing and distribution centers particularly prize flat roofs for their durability and strength. Flat roofs also are installed with gables and rib closures. Gables and rib closures should be included in a flat roof inspection.
Asphalt shingles have traditionally been the most popular choice in roofing materials. Today, these shingles are made to last longer. The average life span of newly installed asphalt shingles for a flat roof is approximately twenty years, depending on climate and temperatures.
Asphalt shingles have a certain amount of flexibility that allows the flat roof to "breathe" during peak temperatures. This helps to deflect heat away from the interior of a structure. Since a flat roof absorbs full sun, rain and snow directly, it is more affected by the elements than pitched roofs. In very arid areas, a flat roof absorbs heat more quickly, which causes roofing materials to become dry and brittle over time. A slight wind can carry off dry, brittle shingles more easily.
In the Sacramento area, keeping flat roofs in tip top condition is as easy as contacting the premier roofing repair specialists, Sacramento Handyman. Take advantage of a free work estimate and discuss arrangements for roof repair.
If you're in the Pittsburgh area and looking for roof repair, check out our friends at Roof Solutions.
A flat roof requires as much attention as other types of roofing. Rather than wait until repairs grow costly, discuss a roofing inspection and details of repairs with a Sacramento Handyman professional. Flat roofs repairs needn't cause unnecessary worry. With a free estimate available, the cost of repairs is presented before work begins.
Visit Sacramento Handyman at SacramentoHandyman.com for more details or call 916-472-0507 today.


text:
Q: How to create rolling index with date as the index name? My elastic search index will ingest thousands of documents per second. The service which puts documents in the index doesn't creates a new index, instead it just gets current data in nodejs and indexes docs in "log-YYYY.MM.DD". So, we know index is created automatically if not present.
Now, my question is can this practice of creating index and putting docs at the same time cause performance issues or failures given that index wil be ingesting thousands of docs per second ?
If the answer to above question is yes, how can I create a rolling index whitch date as the index name? Say today is 5 May, 2021, so I want automatic creation of index for 6 May, 2021 in the format log-2021.05.06.

A: For your first question, may be this can help
how many indices?
For the second question I think you can use index-alias
like
PUT /_index_template/logdate_template
{
   "index_patterns": [
        "log*"
    ],
    "priority": 1,
    "template": {
        "aliases": {
            "log":{}
        },
    "mappings": {
    //your mappings
    }
  }
  }
}

As here index_pattern is "log*",
in your application code you can have a job, which creates index everyday by generating date in required format and calling
PUT log-YYYY.MM.DD

The advantage of index-alias is: You can access all those indices with "log" only.


Flasks with cork, rubber or glass stoppers should be avoided because of the potential for leaking. Round bottom flasks should always be supported properly in cork rings or by other means to keep them from tipping. If you are accessing the Web Site from outside the United States, Canada, or Puerto Rico, please see the appropriate international website, available at www. You understand and acknowledge that you are responsible for whatever content you submit, you, not the Company, have full responsibility for such content, including its legality, reliability and appropriateness. The tendency to form peroxides by most of these materials is greatly increased by evaporation or distillation.
Also, never store these chemicals in a clear glass bottle where they would be exposed to light. Secondary containers or trays should be used for chemical storage whenever possible to minimize the flow of material should a spill or rupture occur. Flammable reagents and solvents must never be stored in a refrigerator unless they are spark proof. Pay special attention to the area around the cap. Copyright Complaints We respect the intellectual property of others, and we ask our users to do the same. In any event, all users are responsible for their own compliance with local laws.
If the material is flammable, it should be stored in a flammable cabinet. You agree to use the Web Site only for lawful purposes. They should be used to store materials such as mercaptans and amines that have a strong smell. Chemicals should never be stored in direct sunlight. A list of commonly used chemicals which should be segregated is listed below to assist storage. Our failure to exercise or enforce any right or provision of the Terms and Conditions of Use shall not constitute a waiver of such right or provision. To add items to your basket, enter a quantity and click Add to Basket.
Safe Storage of Laboratory Chemicals, 2nd ed.
As a rule, chemicals should not be stored near heat sources, such as steam pipes or laboratory ovens. We use operational excellence to deliver solutions that enable research, testing, production, and commercialization across the globe. The presence of links from the Web Site to any third party website does not mean that we approve of, endorse or recommend that website. Safety First in the Elimination of Hazardous Chemicals from School Science Settings J. Incompatible Chemicals in the Storeroom: Identification and Segregation L. Flammable solvents should be stored in specialised metal flammable solvent containers, clearly labelled and positioned away from doors or other means of escape from the laboratory.
If you post in the name of or on behalf of your employer or another entity, you represent and warrant that you are authorized to do so. You agree to use the Community Feature only to post, send and receive messages and material that are proper and related to the particular Community Feature. In the second part, case studies cover such topics as surveys and inspections, large warehouse storage facilities, recommendations for industrial labs and a showcase university chemical storage facility. Harvest or otherwise collect information about others, including e-mail addresses, without their consent. Conduct or forward surveys, contests, pyramid schemes or chain letters.
The following general suggestions for safe storage of chemicals in the laboratory should be implemented. This vapour is very susceptible to ignition by naked flames, sparks from electric switches e. All containers stored in the refrigerator must be properly labeled. It is essential to segregate antagonistic substances to prevent dangerous interactions. Neither a course of dealing or conduct between you and the Company nor any trade practices shall be deemed to modify these Terms and Conditions of Use. We may terminate your access, or suspend any user's access to all or part of the Site, without notice, for any conduct that we, in our sole discretion, believe is in violation of any applicable law or is harmful to the interests of another user, a third-party provider, a service provider, or us.


text:
Adrien (né Julien-Adrien Renoux à Paris le , où il est mort le ) est un danseur et chorégraphe français.

Il danse à Lyon en 1841, à Paris de 1843 à 1846, à Bruxelles de 1847 à 1849. De retour à Paris, il y reste jusqu'en 1853 au moins, puis danse à Marseille en 1857 et 1858 au moins, à Bordeaux en 1863 et à Madrid l'année suivante. Il part ensuite pour l'Amérique, où on le retrouve à Boston en 1867 et à New York en 1868.

Chorégraphies
 (s.d.) : Smarra, ou le Démon des mauvais rêves, divertissement
 1841 : Mirza et Almanzor, ballet en 2 actes et 6 tableaux (Lyon)
 1843 : Les Contrebandiers de la Sierra Morena, divertissement en 3 tableaux (Paris, Théâtre des Variétés ; deux gravures)
 1848 : Une leçon d'amour (Bruxelles, Théâtre royal de la Monnaie)
 1849 : Les Divinités aériennes (Bruxelles, Théâtre royal de la Monnaie)
 1851 : Anita ou les Contrebandiers, ballet en 4 tableaux (Paris, Cirque-National)
 1851 : L'Imagier de Harlem de Joseph Méry et Gérard de Nerval, drame-légende à grand spectacle en 5 actes et 10 tableaux (Paris, Théâtre de la Porte-Saint-Martin ; lire en ligne)
 1852 : Trois amours d'Anglais, ballet comique en 1 acte (Paris, Théâtre de la Porte-Saint-Martin)
 1857 : Les Deux Bouquets, ballet en 1 acte et 2 tableaux (Marseille)
 1858 : La Belle Persane, ballet en 2 actes et 4 tableaux (Marseille ; lire en ligne)
 1863 : Flore et l'Amour, ballet-divertissement en 1 acte (Bordeaux)
 1864 : Flora y el amor (Madrid)

Notes et références

Liens externes

Danseur français du XIXe siècle
Chorégraphe français
Danseur de danse classique
Maître de ballet
Troupe de La Monnaie
Ballet de l'Opéra national de Paris
Naissance en mai 1816
Naissance dans l'ancien 1er arrondissement de Paris
Décès en mai 1870
Décès dans le 9e arrondissement de Paris
Décès à 53 ans

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


Senior Vice Expert of Shanxi Branch of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Li Jun, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of the Agricultural Bank of China Shanxi Branch, Vice President Yu Xiude, Vice President of China Postal Savings Bank, Feng Liping, Shanxi Province attended the signing ceremony. Three co-banking institutions business unit, the head of the host, the provincial welfare center director Li Xin, deputy director Chen Wenqing, ministries 4D rebate bonus responsible person, and the provincial capital part of the news media reporters attended the agreement signing ceremony. Xue Weitong, director of the ceremony in the signing that Fucai money pooling security is the key to the safety and health of the development of the key.
strategy and the expansion of Fucai sales, Fucai capital pooling, sales channel construction and other aspects of cooperation with the bank more closely, more inseparable from the bank's strong support. Three banks through their own network of Sport ToTo Result Result network and the advantages of capital settlement, and welfare lottery for deep-level, diversified cooperation for the province's Fucai sales site to provide safe and convenient, professional and efficient service, Fucai development into a strong vitality. Hope that through the signing of the strategic cooperation agreement, 4D Result Malaysia to seize the development opportunities, focus on the overall situation, complementary advantages, Singapore Pools 4D not only to improve together in business, but also in mutual learning and common progress, the strategic cooperation of the Commitment and measures to implement good, complete well, to achieve good, in the development of a win-win situation in the development of shared results. Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Shanxi Branch, Agricultural Bank of Shanxi branch, postal savings Shanxi branch leaders in the ceremony published a warm speech, expressed the bank enterprises to play their own advantages, to serve the province's socio-economic development, social responsibility, and strive for the healthy development of Fu Cai , To provide more efficient and efficient services.
play promotions and other aspects to increase efforts, Fucai cause has made considerable progress. As of December 25, 2016 Magnum 4D Malaysia total sales of various types of welfare lottery 4.276 billion yuan, an increase of 115 million yuan, an increase of 2.77%, 1.2 billion yuan to raise the welfare fund for the province welfare lottery "thirteen" The development of a good start, a good step to lay a solid foundation for the development and construction of a harmonious society has made outstanding contributions.


This page helps you compare Xolo Q1010i with Gionee CTRL V5. When you see Xolo Q1010i Vs Gionee CTRL V5 comparison on Pricebaba, watch-out for the specifications of these phones and also the VFM score. With Pricebaba's Value For Money Score, you can know how Xolo Q1010i stands against Gionee CTRL V5 and which one you should buy. The prices for both these products were updated April 20, 2019.