Ashley Palmer-Watts, Dinner by Heston Blumenthal group executive chef, rides off the stresses of life in a famous restaurant by hitting the road with his mates in the Riesling Riders. He answers our Time Out Q&A.
First memory of riding a bike?
My very first bike was a yellow and blue Raleigh BMX bike. I grew up in a Dorset village, so your first bike was a route to being free and getting into trouble with your mates.
How many bikes and how do you know when you have too many?
I have two road bikes: a Pinarello Dogma 2, with Dura Ace 9000, and a Pinarello F8 in matt carbon with Dura Ace Di2, Pro Vibe carbon bars, Stages power meter and lightweight Meilenstein black carbon wheels. My good friend Lincoln Brown at the Bike Gallery in Melbourne built the F8. It's a great bike.
Well, let's say that the Dogma 2 was a pricey ride. The F8 was just under $20,000, but when the pound was strong against the dollar, I couldn't resist.
I can safely say that the F8 is my dream bike. Lincoln put together the ultimate machine, in my opinion.
I ride for a few reasons. Riding with my friends in Melbourne is brilliant; they push me harder than I'd push myself. I have made friends for life through the Bike Gallery. I also try to keep fit, especially with being a chef, having a young family and travelling a lot. But one of the best things about riding is the time to just think, sort things into an order and just let my mind wander to be creative.
Tips to become a better rider?
Try to join a shop ride to get started. You'll improve by pushing yourself on rides with good cyclists.
On a good week, when riding to and from work (the long way), plus a couple of weekend rides, I'll do between 160 and 180 kilometres.
I love both, but I do love climbing hills, especially when I'm at the top.
Having space to think, the feeling of getting out and working hard, great banter with mates and the attention to detail that comes with working on bikes and finding weight savings.
What do you dislike about cycling?
Drivers who show absolutely no respect to riders. The majority of drivers are great, but there's always a handful of dangerous people out there.
Who would you most like to go on a long ride with?
My group of friends in Melbourne, we call ourselves the Riesling Riders. I would love to invite British professional cyclists Bradley Wiggins and Mark Cavendish along for our Thursday ride. I imagine they would enjoy the banter and, of course, we would be thrilled to hear their stories.
Will you ever be too old to ride?
No, never, I think you can keep riding into your 70s.
Proud Mary cafe in Melbourne. They have the best espresso.
So hard, so much to choose from. I have just started buying Q36.5 gear. It's very high tech and with a super simple look, it's brilliant.
When I'm in Melbourne, I love the 1-in-20 climb in the Dandenong Ranges and the hills around Kangaroo Ground.
How does your partner feel about long weekend rides?
Emma, my wife, loves the fact that one of my passions is doing something that helps me stay fit and gives me time to clear my head so at home I'm relaxed.
Touch wood, nothing too major yet. A few times when travelling with my bike it hasn't arrived on my flight and I've assumed the worst, but it always turns up in one piece in the end.
Ever felt scared on a bike?
Sometimes on winter sportives in the UK, when its minus two degrees and there's ice on the road, I become a little cautious as descents can be fast. But I try to push it each time to become better at it.


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Ariel Winter Undergoes Breast Reduction Surgery
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Many women undergo breast augmentation surgery with the purpose to enhance their looks and gain more confidence in themselves. Well, it seems that Ariel Winter decided to undergo a breast reduction surgery. The star claimed that she had struggled for years with the size of her breasts and decided to reduce them from 32F to 34D size.
Ariel opened up during an interview with Glamour magazine and claimed that she is happy with her choice. "It made me feel really uncomfortable, because as women in the industry, we are totally oversexualized and treated like objects," the Modern Family star said. Ariel went on to say that she didn't took too well the criticism that came from the public, although she wanted to look strong in front of the audience.
"We live in a day and age where everything you do is ridiculed. The Internet bullies are awful. I could post a photo where I feel good, and 500 people will comment about how fat I am and that I am disgusting," Ariel said. "I definitely seemed confident; I'm an actress, that's what we do. But on the inside, I wasn't feeling so happy."
Ariel said that she was commonly criticized for her choices when it comes to what she wore, but she actually had to pick her outfits depending on what would look good on her and not on what she would have liked to wear. The actress claimed that not only that she suffered from bulling and was unable to choose the clothing items she wanted, but she was also in physical pain.
"It was so painful. I had a lot of back problems. I really couldn't stand up straight for a long period of time. It started to hurt so bad that I couldn't take the pain. My neck was hurting so bad and I actually had some problems with my spine," she revealed. Ariel said that having bigger breasts made her look more mature and impacted her career, as she wasn't able to take roles of younger girls.
The star concluded that she finally is happy with herself and the way she looks.
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Although there are different ways to make a happy life, I believe that one of the keys is to become aware of the energy, spirit and consciousness in your body. When I started my quest 20 years ago, I didn't really understand this. I half-heartedly tried to meditate and got mixed results.
Okay, to be honest, I couldn't really sit still. Some people seem to do it easily and I just wasn't one of those people. With practice, my mind did calm and I was able to discern different areas of consciousness, do some maneuvering and steady myself.
Over the years, I first learned to be conscious of my heart with some ease. Then, I worked at being present in my pelvis. Every time I became aware of a new place in my body, I also learned there was a natural order to things.
There is real value to becoming aware of and connecting to different parts of your body. Different parts of your body hold different types of information. It can really be something to see and feel it firsthand.
Your body holds secrets. I was such a skeptic I would never have believed it, but as time went on, I experienced a connection to God, the planet, other people, my ancestors, some things I understood and others I didn't. I could sense and feel we are in a wonderful, delicate web that holds and sustains us. I gradually found my place in all that information.
The more I became aware, the more life made sense. Things that bothered me stopped bothering me. I could gracefully accept more responsibility and power as my energetic body healed. I began to feel peace. I felt at home in my own skin for the first time.
Sounds good, right? Well, it wasn't all easy. Sometimes I was aware of not so good things that other people and groups of people were creating. Their vibes could be harsh and the information I was picking up on under the surface didn't feel good. I could see that talking bad about people, power plays, bullying, and harmful intentions and energy were also part of the fabric of consciousness here. As I became aware of myself, I understood that these forces and information were interacting with my body and stressing me out even though I wasn't conscious of them before. I quickly realized that the more conscious I became, the more important it was for me to defend myself.
I started to see that I was broken in some areas and I learned how to assist my body in healing itself. It wasn't always comfortable to feel places in myself which were dysfunctional. I had to invent tools and a language to describe these places and what to do with them. There is a vulnerability to being conscious that I didn't have to deal with when I was unaware. The information was always there, but becoming aware of it was intense. I was taking the load my body was under and learning how to manage it for myself.
It is possible to learn how to 'read' flows of energy that carry both good and bad things. The skills aren't particularly difficult, but everyone can certainly benefit from a guide. A guide would potentially have saved me a lot of time in orienting and learning how to protect myself from things other people weren't aware of. I was finally able to get my footing and I could stay present for longer periods of time. I noticed health benefits and other changes in me were only possible when I was aware or present for long periods of time. Short bursts aren't enough. Being present for a class or a seminar for a few days isn't enough to create long term changes. Your body needs consistent awareness to maintain and repair itself. Your energy and spirit need to be present for longer periods of time for magic to happen and you need a skillset to do that.
Over time, this process changed my life. It was astoundingly beautiful, but there were skillsets that needed to happen to manage myself as present and vulnerable. I was sculpted by the forces I met and continue to meet. Being conscious isn't always as easy as it may seem. It can be a struggle, confusing and painful to become aware of what is in you and around you. I am here to say it is worth it. I am so glad I hung in there.
When I see people walking out of their yoga class and rising to meet the challenges of the day, I believe they should have the tools to keep the power, awareness, calmness and connection they achieved in that setting to last throughout the whole day. It is possible. Keeping composure, remaining calm and present is the key, but so is defending the state you achieved, repairing energy leaks and creating healthy relationships.
It is possible to cut way down on the time you spend learning on your energetic and spiritual endeavors by understanding the difference between the energetic and spiritual worlds and how to navigate them. Creating and managing awareness are the basic skills that are necessary to open us up to all that we are.


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It is likely that Big Hit Entertainment learned the lesson from this one incident…
Big Hit Entertainment audition requirements clearly specify that the agency is only looking for male trainees. While producer Bang Shi Hyuk never confirmed, his boys-only policy may have stemmed from the complete and utter failure of GLAM, Big Hit Entertainment's first girl group ever.
Before BTS happened, producer Bang Shi Hyuk, in partnership with Source Music, decided to create a girl group. July of 2012, GLAM debuted as a collaborative work, with Big Hit Entertainment producing and Source Music managing the group.
The initial debuting group consisted of five members. GLAM performed Bang Shi Hyuk's and Pdogg's debut title track "Party(XXO)" with SeeU, a "vocaloid" whose voice belongs to one of the group members, Dahee.
Post promotion, member TRINITY abruptly left the group in 2012. While Source Music explained the reason was personal, fans were aware of the fact that she was rumored to have been a "sasaeng (extreme fan)" of Super Junior's Leeteuk. TRINITY is said to have h.a.r.a.s.s.e.d Leeteuk until shortly before debuting.
As a four-member group, GLAM returned in 2013 with "I Like That" produced by Bang Shi Hyuk, Pdogg, and BTS's RM. The group promoted this song and one other, "In Front of the Mirror", without much success.
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By February of 2014, GLAM released "Special Gift [Give it 2 U]", a track that became the group's last.
While the group was not excelling, the members were working hard to stay together. This effort shattered when member Dahee was found to be involved in one of the nation's biggest scandals of the year with the married actor Lee Byung Hun.
By September of 2014, Dahee, also referred to as her real name Kim Si Won throughout the investigation, was arrested for threatening Lee Byung Hun. She, and an accomplice who was found to be model Lee Ji Yeon, requested the actor to pay 4.5 million US dollars in exchange of a video recorded at a private gathering. This "video" was said to show Lee Byung Hun making lewd comments and being inappropriate.
When Lee Byung Hun reported Dahee to the police, she looked up flight tickets to escape the investigation. The authority issued a warrant, officially arresting Dahee on September 3rd, 2014.
From then on, Dahee submitted multiple written statements reflecting on her actions and asked for leniency.
By January of 2015, the case found Dahee guilty of attempted threat. During the first trial, she was sentenced to a year of imprisonment. When she appealed, the court re-sentenced her to a year of imprisonment and two years of probation. She ended up getting out on a $20,000 USD bail, made possible because Lee Byung Hun didn't want harsh punishment.
In May 2018, Dahee became a broadcast jockey on Afreeca TV, with a little over 4,000 channel followers.
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21 Saudis among 100 most powerful Arab women
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Sheikha Lubna Al-Qasimi from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) (L), Amal Clooney from Lebanon (C) and Loujain Al-Hathloul from Saudi Arabia (R) have been listed by Arabian Business Magazine as the three most powerful Arab women.
ISLAMABAD: Saudi Arabia has 21 women ranked in the top 100 list of the most powerful Arab women, determined by Arabian Business magazine every year for the past five years.
Number one on the list is Sheikha Lubna Al-Qasimi from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for her achievements in government. Lawyer Amal Clooney from Lebanon is in second.
Loujain Al-Hathloul from Saudi Arabia is in third place for her achievements on the cultural and social fronts, while Saudi businesswoman Lubna Olayan came in at fourth for her role in the banking and finance sector, Khaleej times reported.
Reem Al-Hashimy from the UAE came in at fifth for her government work and the UAE's fighter pilot Mariam Al-Mansouri came in at sixth.
The seventh spot went to Saudi sociologist Mona Al-Munajjed.
Moroccan retail tycoon Salwa Idrissi Akkannouch ranked eight, the UAE's Amina Al-Rustamani, the chief executive officer of TECOM Business Parks, came in at ninth, and the UAE's Zainab Mohammed came in 10th for her work in the property sector.
Other Saudis on the list include Haifaa Al-Mansour in the arts and entertainment sector and ranked 13, Batan Mahmoud Al-Zahran in law at 14, Hayat Sindi in science at 15, Huda Al-Ghoson in energy at 19, Somayya Jabarti in media at 28, Samia Al-Amoudi in the health sector at 37, Samira Islam in science at 40, and Khawla Al-Kuraya in science at 41, Muna Abu Sulayman in society and culture and ranked 42.
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Good to see that!
AJamal
Good to see this women empowerment in the Arab world.
@AJamal A category of powerful Arab women was created because no Arab woman was part of the Fortune report on most powerful women in the world. This shows lack of empowerment.
they not only rich but stunning , beautiful women.
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And should we do about this list! Useless.
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I really wish these women were as influential as suggested. These women make up a very small percentage of the female population. It looks like a rather weak attempt to suggest that all women can attain such status with ease. In reality, the deck is stacked against women in much of the world.
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I don't know why people are more worried about Saudi Arabia instead of their own countries. 21 powerful women out of 100 belongs to KSA, does it sound real? Such calculations are not real, number of Malalas in one country are generated according to the requirement of penetration in that particular country.
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Money is power and family backgrounds do count in Arab society, it is limited within upper class strata, see down words, conditions are worst, sale & purchase is very common in Baudouin society, see Al-Riad Shahrah Shamasi on Friday, Bidding for women are there. Due to Polygamy, even near relatives do purchase with priority.
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The cool refreshing taste of a margarita is one of the most popular drinks among adults who enjoy alcoholic beverages!
Served on the rocks or frozen, Americans will be celebrating this concoction made up of tequila, triple sec, lime juice and some sugar on Thursday, February 22nd, which is National Margarita Day! The site NationalToday.com conducted a survey of 1000 Americans and found out some very interesting things about those who enjoy a great margarita.
67% prefer their margarita's frozen. I for one prefer mine on the rocks with an extra lime on the salted rim!
Well, I'm in the 44%! I do like a great margarita on the rocks with an extra lime on the salted rim, but my preference would be a glass of whiskey with a shot of Coke!
I'm in the minority, but I'm ok with it! Just as long as I get to enjoy my margarita on the rocks with an extra lime on a salted rim, I'm good!
Here's where I am in the majority on the survey from NationalToday.com, a salted rim!
65% of the respondents prefer a salted rim! See my margarita on the rocks with an extra lime on a salted rim ranks supreme with this question!
A weird but intriguing question was asked next; when it comes to the salt on the rim, what do you do with it?
When it comes to my margarita on the rocks with an extra lime on a salted rim, I usually push the salt from the side of the glass to the inside! However, i have been know to lick the side of the glass, but I'm hesitant of doing that because I'm not too sure how well the outside of the glass was washed!
It appears as if I'll be in my favorite Mexican food restaurant Thursday having some nachos, tacos and enchilada's along with my margarita on the rocks with an extra lime on a salted rim!
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Q: Use Java concurrency to run a multi-threaded task until there is enough output I have a task in Java that is currently single threaded and may or may not produce output.   I need to run this task until I have 100 pieces of output from it.  Here is the single threaded (greatly simplified) example version of this:
import java.security.SecureRandom;

public class Test {

    private static SecureRandom rand = new SecureRandom();

    public static String task() {
        return rand.nextDouble() > 0.5 ? "output" : null;
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        int outputCount = 0;
        while (outputCount < 100) {
            String output = task();
            if (output != null) {
                outputCount++;
                System.out.println(output);
            }
        }
    }
}

I would like to run this task multi-threaded in four (4) threads.  How do I implement it?
I've looked into using the Executor interfaces but they appear to be geared at running a task exactly n times, not until needed.
Some additional notes:

*

*I don't care if I get 103 pieces of output and have to discard 3 of them

*One object that the task uses is expensive to construct, is not thread safe, but could be used again by a task that runs later.  (This is represented by the SecureRandom in the above example.)   Ideally, I'd like a thread pool that lets me instantiate exactly four of these objects.

A: I think in your case you can use just an AtomicInteger that is shared between your tasks.
public class MyTask
  implements Runnable
{
  private AtomicInteger counter;

  public MyTask ( AtomicInteger counter )
  {
    this.counter = counter;
  }

  public void run ()
  {
    while ( true )
    {
      String output = task();
      if ( output != null )
      {
        int count = counter.getAndIncrement( );

        System.out.println(output);
        if ( count >= 100 )
        {
          break;
        }
      }
    }
  }

  public static String task() {
    return rand.nextDouble() > 0.5 ? "output" : null;
  }

  public static void main (
      String[] args
    ) throws InterruptedException
  {
    AtomicInteger counter = new AtomicInteger( );

    ExecutorService pool = Executors.newFixedThreadPool(4);

    for (int i = 0; i < 4; ++i)
    {
        pool.execute( new MyTask( counter ) );
    }

    // Simplified shutdown, do not use this in production
    pool.shutdown( );
    pool.awaitTermination(1, TimeUnit.HOURS);
  }
}

A: You could still use an Executor service but use some longer-living Runnables to run the execution and pull the reusable objects from some shared map of objects. Here is a quick example with comments that I think could work for you. EDIT: I updated my previous example to meet the requirement of at least 100 pieces of output, but possibly more:
import java.security.SecureRandom;
import java.util.concurrent.BlockingQueue;
import java.util.concurrent.ExecutorService;
import java.util.concurrent.Executors;
import java.util.concurrent.LinkedBlockingQueue;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;
import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicInteger;

public class Example {
    private static AtomicInteger outputCount = new AtomicInteger(0);
    private static SecureRandom rand = new SecureRandom();

    public static void main(String[] args) throws InterruptedException {
        BlockingQueue<Object> expensiveObjects = new LinkedBlockingQueue<>();
        // Random objects put in
        expensiveObjects.put(new Object());
        expensiveObjects.put(new Object());
        expensiveObjects.put(new Object());
        expensiveObjects.put(new Object());
        ExecutorService executorService = Executors.newFixedThreadPool(4);
        for (int i = 0 ; i < 4; i++) {
            executorService.execute(new MyRunnable(expensiveObjects));
        }
        // Arbitrary wait in this example.
        executorService.shutdown();
        executorService.awaitTermination(5, TimeUnit.SECONDS);
        System.out.println("Final: " + outputCount.get());
    }

    public static String task() {
        return rand.nextDouble() > 0.5 ? "output" : null;
    }

    /**
     * Runnable that keeps executing while outputCount is less than 100.
     */
    private static class MyRunnable implements Runnable {
        private final BlockingQueue<Object> expensiveObjects;

        public MyRunnable(final BlockingQueue<Object> expensiveObjects) {
            this.expensiveObjects = expensiveObjects;
        }

        @Override
        public void run() {
            while (true) {
                try {
                    Object expensiveObject = expensiveObjects.take();
                    // Use the expensive object that you talked about and put it back for reuse when done. Not needed in this example but leaving it for now
                    String output = task();
                    expensiveObjects.put(expensiveObject);
                    if (output != null) {
                        int counter = outputCount.getAndIncrement();
                        System.out.println(counter);
                        if (counter >= 100) {
                            break;
                        }
                    }
                } catch (InterruptedException e) {
                    System.out.println("Error!");
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

A: The simplest approach:

*

*Use AtomicInteger to make the count thread safe (as suggested by Alexander Pogrebnyak's answer)

*Use an ExecutorService which can invokeAll a list of Callable and wait until they all finish.

*Put SecureRand rand and String task() as member elements of the Callable

*Move the loop inside the Callable's call() method, have each thread complete tasks until there are no more tasks to complete.

Here is the implementation:
import java.security.SecureRandom;
import java.util.*;
import java.util.concurrent.*;
import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicInteger;
public class Test {
    private static final int TASKS = 100;
    private static final int THREADS = 4;
    public static void main(String[] args) throws InterruptedException {
        final AtomicInteger outputCount = new AtomicInteger(0);
        ExecutorService threadPool = Executors.newFixedThreadPool(THREADS);
        Collection<Callable<Object>> tasks = new ArrayList<>(THREADS);
        for (int i = 0; i < THREADS; i++) {
            tasks.add(new Callable<Object>() {
                private SecureRandom rand = new SecureRandom();
                private String task() {
                    return rand.nextDouble() > 0.5 ? Thread.currentThread().getName() : null;
                }
                @Override public Object call() {
                    for (int i; (i = outputCount.get()) < TASKS;) {
                        String output = task();
                        if (output != null) {
                            if ((i = outputCount.incrementAndGet()) < TASKS) {
                                System.out.println(output + ": " + i);
                            }
                        }
                    } return null;
                }
            });
        }
        threadPool.invokeAll(tasks);
        threadPool.shutdownNow();
        System.out.println("done");
    }
}

A: *

*I suggest using a CountDownLatch for limiting the number of output objects to 100

*For delivering the ouput in a thread safe way you could just use a ArrayList which you have decorated with Collections.synchronizedList to make it thread safe

*For accessing the not thread safe operation you could make it thread safe by synchronizing on the expensive object which produces the output object
import java.security.SecureRandom;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.concurrent.CountDownLatch;
import java.util.concurrent.ExecutorService;
import java.util.concurrent.Executors;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;

public class CountDownTask implements Runnable{
    private final CountDownLatch latch;
    private final List<String> output;
    private final SecureRandom random;

    public CountDownTask( CountDownLatch latch, List<String> output, SecureRandom random ) {
        super();
        this.latch = latch;
        this.output = output;
        this.random = random;
    }

    public void run() {
        while(latch.getCount() > 0){
            if(getNextValueInAThreadSafeWay() > 0.5){
                output.add("output");
                latch.countDown();
            }
        }
    }

    private double getNextValueInAThreadSafeWay(){
        synchronized(random){
            return random.nextDouble();
        }
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) throws InterruptedException{
        CountDownLatch theLatch = new CountDownLatch( 100 );
        List<String> output = Collections.synchronizedList( new ArrayList<String>() );
        SecureRandom random = new SecureRandom();
        ExecutorService service = Executors.newCachedThreadPool();
        for(int i=0;i<4;i++){
           service.execute( new CountDownTask( theLatch, output, random ) );
        }
        theLatch.await( 1, TimeUnit.MINUTES );
        service.shutdown();
        System.out.println(output.size());
    }
}

A: Well, here's my shot at it. Worked for me:
public class MakeItConcurrent {

    private static final ExecutorService threadPool = Executors.newFixedThreadPool(4);
    private static final AtomicInteger outputCount = new AtomicInteger();
    private static final ThreadLocal<SecureRandom> threadToStringBuilder = new ThreadLocal<SecureRandom>();

    public static String task() {
        SecureRandom rand = threadToStringBuilder.get();
        if (rand == null) {
            threadToStringBuilder.set(new SecureRandom());
            rand = threadToStringBuilder.get();
        }
        return rand.nextDouble() > 0.5 ? "output" : null;
    }

    public static void doManyTasks() {
        int currOutputCount;
        while ( ( currOutputCount = outputCount.get() ) < 100) {
            String output = task();
            if (output != null) {
                // outputCount.compareAndSet(currOutputCount, currOutputCount + 1); use this if you want exactly 100 outputs
                outputCount.set(currOutputCount + 1);
                System.out.println(output);
            }
        }
        threadPool.shutdownNow();
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) throws InterruptedException {
        Runnable runnable = new Runnable() {
            @Override public void run() {
                doManyTasks();
            }
        };
        threadPool.submit(runnable);
        threadPool.submit(runnable);
        threadPool.submit(runnable);
        threadPool.submit(runnable);
        while ( ! threadPool.isShutdown() ) {
            Thread.sleep(100);
        }
        System.out.println(outputCount);
    }
}

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Hoo, this is a goody. Silent Tristero must be laughing at the possibilities for subversion this offers. The US Postal Service is running a pilot program with Stamps.com that allows customers to create customized stamps with a photo of their choosing as the graphic for about twice the price of regular stamps. The general idea is to put photos of the grandkids or dear old mom on stamps, but this opens the door for unique forms of expression with stamps. How about the Unabomber on the 37¢ stamp? The photos must pass by a censor before they are printed, but that still leaves plenty of room for creative dissonance.
That's exactly what the Smoking Gun did, and they got the cancelled letter to prove it. Smoking Gun has the whole story of their unique postage, including stamps with the Ethel & Julius Rosenberg, Monica Lewinsky's infamous dress, Slobodan Milosevic and Ted Kaczynski's college and high school yearbook photos.
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At the Mansion House, yesterday, Charles Edward Randall, 17, a clerk, was charged before the Lord Mayor with extinguishing a public lamp in Black Raven-avenue, in Upper Thames-street. About six o'clock on Saturday evening a man named Hart, in the employment of the City of London Brewery Company, whose premises are close by, saw the light in question put out, and caught the defendant as he was going away. A detective came up at the same time and took him into custody. The light had been repeatedly extinguished during the last month, and the access to five houses was placed in total darkness when it was put out. There had also been some sensational writing on a neighbouring wall, and consequent upon recent events in the East-end the utmost terror had prevailed among the inhabitants. The defendant, who was a clerk at a warehouse in the neighbourhood, had been previously seen to extinguish the lamp with an umbrella, but he was not then caught. When before the Court he pleaded that he did not think he was doing any harm. The Lord Mayor said if persons like the defendant indulged in that kind of practical joking they must pay for it. The defendant had no doubt done it by way of a senseless joke, to create a panic in the neighbourhood, and he must be fined 10s. If any more cases of the kind came before the Court the maximum penalty of 40s. would be imposed.
To-day, the remains of the female body found recently at Whitehall were interred at Woking by the parish authorities, the order for burial having been handed over to Inspector Marshall, who has charge of the case. The remains, consisting of the trunk, arm, and leg were removed from the mortuary in Millbank-street, Westminster, where they have been lying to await identification to Wallis's-yard Workhouse and placed in a coffin before being conveyed to their final resting place. Among the persons who called, yesterday, at the mortuary was an old woman who thought she recognized in the photograph which has been taken of the remains some trace of her daughter, who has ben missing since August, but she could not be positive upon the point.


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It is literally bomb proof and used by Scuba schools to Technical divers all around the world!!
Before the XTX range of regulators came along, the ATX models ruled the seas. The ATX is still available today and offers a fully balanced first and second stage with cold water capability (can be used in all temperatures including those below 10 C / 50 F).


London, UK, 9 April 2019: Rexgenero, a regenerative medicine company pioneering the development of advanced cell-based therapies to treat critical limb ischaemia (CLI), announces today that it will present at upcoming investor and cell therapy conferences over the coming month.
Edwin Wagena, Chief Operating Officer will pitch the Rexgenero investment case to an audience of global investors at the UK Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products (ATMPs) Investor Day organized by the Cell and Gene Therapy Catapult. The event will take place in the City of London on the afternoon of Wednesday 10 April. Investor pitches will be intercalated with fireside chats featuring current leaders in the field of cell and gene therapy who will share their experience and perspective on the journey to commercialisation and gaining investment.
Joe Dupere, CEO of Rexgenero will present an update at the Cell & Gene Meeting on the Med organized by the Alliance for Regenerative Medicine (ARM). Rexgenero's presentation will take place in the Gaud 2 room at the conference venue at 9.30am on Wednesday 24 April. This meeting is a highlight on the Cell & Gene Therapy conference calendar and features expert-led panels, in-depth keynote speeches, interactive fireside chats, and over fifty presentations by leading publicly traded and privately held companies from around the globe.
Joe will also be attending BioTrinity, 30 April – 1 May, London, UK to network with investors and the pharma industry.
REX-001, Rexgenero's lead development candidate, consists of bone marrow-derived mononuclear cells (BM-MNCs) extracted from a patient's own bone barrow (autologous). It has shown efficacy in up to 80% of patients in Phase II and Phase I/II studies.
Rexgenero is currently recruiting 138 patients at 35 sites in countries across Europe for its Phase III trials of REX-001 for the treatment of critical limb ischaemia in diabetic patients. The trials are called the Salamander study due to the amphibian's ability to regenerate its tail and limbs.


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"The Dining Car" by Eric Peterson
March 28, 2017 March 29, 2017 Martie
Pub. Date: Nov. 1, 2016
Publisher: The Independent Book Publisher Association
The narrator of this novel is a once-famous college football star whose career ended after an accident. Once he recovers, he is employed as a bartender on an elaborate, old-fashioned railroad dining car owned by a rich, alcoholic, eccentric man. This character is modeled after legendary Lucius Morris Beebe (1902-1966). Beebe, as our protagonist, was an American author, gourmand, railroad historian, syndicated columnist and a notorious socialite. Reading about the absurdity of this sort of insanely rich life through the eyes of a regular Joe, our football player, will give the reader many a chuckle.
The book is called "The Dining Car" because our gourmand, the protagonist, refuses to ride on an airplane. He writes that airports treat people like cattle, touching them in ways that one should be able to sue over. (I laughed many times over his opinionated statements he makes in his column). So instead he buys an old Pullman railroad car and travels solely on his vintage private luxury dining car, which is straight out of the 1930s. He has his own personal top-tier chef and his own bartender who is always decked out in a white jacket. Both are at his beck and call twenty-four hours a day. Our quirky gourmand always starts his day with some kind of decadent breakfast that would clog anyone's arteries. Of course, breakfast is served with a Bloody Mary. The food and alcohol continues until the end of the day, when he finally drops off in a stupor. He surrounds himself with the rich and famous who are beyond wealthy, as well as beyond obnoxious. We really should dislike them. Yet the writer somehow makes them into endearing characters to chuckle over. We also should dislike the protagonist because he is such a self-absorbed narcissist. But despite all his flaws, the reader will come to love him because his wit and charisma are as big as his appetites.
The farcical situations he accidentally finds himself in are so ridiculous one cannot help but laugh out loud with him rather than at him. When meeting his 11-year old niece for the first time, his magazine's Board suggests he give her a teddy bear. They do not suggest this because it will be a kind gesture, but because it will be a good photo-op. First, they buy a talking Smokey the Bear doll by mistake. Then they try to feminize the bear with a hat and dress. When he hands the bear over to the child (of course, he is as drunk as a skunk), the hat is no longer on the bear's head. Then the bear's voice mechanism jams and he begins laughing uncontrollably. So what observers witness is a man laughing at Smokey in a dress. This is how he inadvertently manages to get himself in trouble with the LGBT community who think he is poking fun at transgender people. The scene reads like an updated "I Love Lucy" episode where everything goes wrong and is misinterpreted creating simply silly slapstick humor.
I could have happily read about the fictional Beebe's overindulgent lifestyle and his hilarious antics throughout the whole book. But the author adds romance, chef spying, a sister in politics, murder, and an orphaned niece into the plot. The niece is written as if she is 6-years old instead of 11-years old. Her character felt rushed in as a means to influence the bartender's fate. I did not feel a connection to her at all. Nor did I care if the football player falls in love with his co-worker or a celebrity chef. By adding in these other characters, I felt that the author is trying to write a bestselling book, not realizing that he already has one. For me, these characters with their subplots felt like filler. One sees the author putting his plot-driven fingerprints all over a delightful, character-driven novel. Nevertheless, I recommend that you treat yourself to a delicious book with course after course of scrumptious meals served with signature cocktails that will leave you hungry for more travels on "The Dining Car."
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In all there will be 13 races over Saturday and Sunday at Circuit of the Americas, each of them between 40 minutes and one hour. Saturday's qualifying runs from 8-11:15 a.m.
Tickets are $29 per day or $50 for a two-day pass, and they include full access to the paddock and garage areas, plus free parking in the close-in Lot A.
Endurance veteran Colin Braun drove the No. 04 CrowdStrike/GMG Audi R8 LMS GT4 to the quickest lap time in the GTS SprintX Pro-Am division in the opening practice.
Braun, the international racer from Rock Hill, S.C., clocked his best time in the Friday morning practice round with a two minute, 18.271-seconds for an average of 89.3 miles per hour. Braun will team this weekend with George Kurtz, the 2017 GTSA sprint champion who enters his first SprintX contest this weekend after scoring nine sprint victories last year for GMG Racing.
Second in the practice rounds was the team of Nick Wittmer and Samantha Tan in the No. 38 ST Racing BMW M4 GT4 with Wittmer clocking a 2:18.315 (89.2 mph) followed by the duo of 2017 TCA champion Matt Fassnacht and Christian Szymczak in the No. 34 Murillo Racing Mercedes-AMG GT4 at 2:18.527 (89.1 mph).
The top Am-Am GTS SprintX team was Henry Schmitt and Greg Liefooghe in the No. 88 Stephen Cameron Racing BMW M4 GT4 at 2:19.627 (88.4 mp.).
The K-PAX Racing team made an impressive return to Pirelli World Challenge practice following the massive incident two weeks ago with 2016 GT champion Alvaro Parente in the streets of St. Petersburg, Fla.
After the Parente accident in turn 10 in the round two 50-minute sprint event, the K-PAX crew prepared the backup No. 9 Opti-Coat Bentley Continental GT3 for Parente and Bentley factory driver Andy Soucek.
Soucek, the veteran from Madrid, Spain, recorded the quickest GT SprintX lap time and had an average speed of 97.6 miles per hour. It was a spectacular comeback from a nasty crash which saw Parente walk away from the incident.
St. Petersburg pole winner Toni Vilander of Finland, teaming with Miguel Molina of Spain, took the No. 61 R. Ferri Motorsports Ferrari 488 GT3 to second position with a 97.3 mph average.
Alec Udell of The Woodlands teamed with Belgium's Mathieu Jaminet for the third-best time, and Lone Star Racing's pair of Mike Skeen and Scott Heckert were fourth.
Leading the Pro-Am class was the No. 31 TR3 Racing Ferrari 488 GT3 with Jeff Segal and Wei Lu driving to an average speed of 96.9 mph.
Veteran Mark Wilkins showed the potential of the new Hyundai i30 N TCR hatchback by driving the Bryan Herta Autosport racer to the best lap in the all-new TCR class.
Wilkins, a past PWC GT and GTS race winner of Mulmur, Ont., Canada, drove the No. 99 BHA Hyundai i30 N TCR to a top lap of 2:21.188 seconds (87.47 mph).
Leading the Touring Car category was veteran Vesko Kozarov of Salt Lake City, Utah, in the No. 3 Rearden Nissan 370z TC Spec with a 2:26.346 lap at 84.39 mph.
Topping the charts Friday in the TCA class was Bryan Ortiz of Bayamon, P.R., in the No. 4 Copeland Motorsports Mazda Global MX-5 Cup car at 2:35.749 (79.30 mph), just nipping the time of 2:35.765 (79.29 mph) of former TCB champion Tom O'Gorman of Mason, Ohio, in the No. 94 RealTime Racing Honda Civic Si.


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The efficiency of multivariate macroeconomic forecasts
Bruno Deschamps, Christos Ioannidis
We examine the efficiency of multivariate macroeconomic forecasts by estimating a vector autoregressive model on the forecast revisions of four variables (GDP, inflation, unemployment and wages). Using a data set of professional forecasts for the G7 countries, we find evidence of cross-series revision dynamics. Specifically, forecasts revisions are conditionally correlated to the lagged forecast revisions of other macroeconomic variables, and the sign of the correlation is as predicted by conventional economic theory. This indicates that forecasters are slow to incorporate news across variables. We show that this finding can be explained by forecast underreaction.
Manchester School
https://doi.org/10.1111/manc.12016
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Deschamps, B., & Ioannidis, C. (2014). The efficiency of multivariate macroeconomic forecasts. Manchester School, 82(5), 509-523. https://doi.org/10.1111/manc.12016
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Deschamps, B & Ioannidis, C 2014, 'The efficiency of multivariate macroeconomic forecasts', Manchester School, vol. 82, no. 5, pp. 509-523. https://doi.org/10.1111/manc.12016
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Movie Thoughts: Timer
Saturday 11th May 2019 @ 8:04 AM
Yesterday I watched a movie! Here are my Movie Thoughts about Timer.
Full disclosure, I didn't mean to watch Timer. When I started watching it, I thought I was going to be watching In Time. I was aiming for a sci-fi story about people with clocks in their arms that tells how long they have left to live and uses that gimmick to comment on wealth disparity, but what I got was a movie about people with clocks in their arms that tells them when they will find their one true love. But hey, I liked Timer fine, so it's all good.
The Movie Thoughts that came to me during Timer is this: I think there may be a whole genre of movies that I recognize but which hasn't quite been codified yet. Timer is a movie in which a company has a fancy new sci-fi device (which is more magic than science, really) and we aren't exploring what the device means for humanity or anything, we are focused on a emotional arc of the characters. The sci-fi magic, presented via some company's gizmo, is just a plot device to allow us to play through the character study and apart from that one element, the world resembles our own. It isn't a future timeline or a fantasy world. We might get some offhand commentary about how the world is changing because of the device, but that isn't the focus, and it hasn't progressed enough to make society unrecognizable. (For example, I disqualify the movie the Lobster because the society in there has different laws and mores than our own. It's too different.)
Other examples of this sort of thing would be Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, where there's a company that can erase memories. There's also Cold Souls, where there's a company that can remove souls and put them in different bodies and such. Both are stories not about the science, but about the characters who just happen to access the science via the miracles of capitalism.
I may not be big on capitalism, but I like this gimmick for a genre. The idea that one could wander down to the strip mall and go into a shop and have some magic device that can power an emotional story arc. I can't pin down a name for this genre, but it's definitely related to Magic Realism or Fabulism, but with a corporate component. Capitalist Fabulism? Eh, someone will find a better name, so long as we get more movies of this ilk. And I hope we do.
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