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The company behind a controversial natural gas pipeline project in northern BC has been fined for a third time for non-compliance with environmental regulations, according to the provincial government.
The Environmental Assessment Office (EAO) has fined Coastal GasLink (CGL) $213,600 for what the Department of Environment and Climate Change Strategy described as "persistent deficiencies with erosion and sediment control measures" identified during inspections of pipeline construction in February 2022.
The ministry says similar issues led to enforcement action over the past year, but noted improvements since Coastal GasLink and the EAO signed a compliance agreement last summer.
The latest fine covers part of the pipeline route near Kitimat in northwestern BC before the agreement was signed.
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In a statement posted online, Coastal GasLink says the fine reflects concerns from a year ago and "immediate and decisive action" was needed to address them.
"Today's determination by the EAO is a reminder of how far we have come in a year, and we are encouraged by their recent recognition of that progress," the statement read. It went on to say that the company continues to work with regulators to look for ways to improve, especially with regard to erosion and sediment control.
Additional sanctions recommended by enforcers following other inspections last year are being considered, the ministry said.
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Since the start of the project in 2019, more than 50 inspections have been carried out along the pipeline's construction route, the ministry says. The EIS issued 37 warnings and 17 orders.
A fine of $72,500 was imposed in February 2022 and another fine of $170,100 three months later.
BC Green Party Leader Sonia Furstenau has been critical of the BC NDP government and says it is time to issue a halt to work on the project.
"These are not isolated incidents," Furstenau said in a statement. "CGL has shown a reckless, hateful and dangerous attitude towards laws and regulations. They simply absorb the cost of relatively small fines and continue to destroy ecosystems."
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Furstenau says the BC NDP government has the tools to keep the company compliant, but chooses not to use them.
"Until Coastal GasLink can demonstrate in good faith that it can construct this pipeline in a manner that is safe for the public and the environment, it should not proceed."
Coastal GasLink's pipeline will bring gas fracked in northeastern BC to an LNG terminal in Kitimat.
The project is opposed by some hereditary Wet'suwet'en leaders.
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Good Morning one and all! The big day has dawned and the mights of the fair cities, Nottingham and Cardiff meet together at the NIC in a double whammy of a game, Both League and Challenge Cup points are up for grabs as these two advisories lock horns (and sticks).
Face off is scheduled for 7pm so be sure to join Russky and OJ for coverage from 6pm for this eagerly waited encounter. If you have any comments or predictions please email them to matchnightlive@gmail.com and we will do our best to post them along with the match text commentary.
There is also a minor sideshow at Twickenham this evening where the Sweet Chariot and Hymns and Arias will be present to greet 30 egg chasers, not to mention the ref and linesmen. we will try ot keep you up to date with this game as well.
So farewell until the hour chimes 6pm and we return, until then we bid you a good day gentlefolk!
Hello there! Welcome to our coverage this evening of the match up at the NIC as previously advertised.
Its going to be a busy evening with the Rugby going on as well, along with four other games of Ice Hockey.
Coventry are at Manchester; Braehead at Belfast, Sheffield at Dundee and Edinburgh visit Fife.
No predictions received as yet but the evening is still young!!
Latest RWC score: South Africa 24 Samoa 6. Perhaps the Boks have had their fill of Sushi this week!
I just been informed by one of the MNL texters that the Red Army has arrived safely at the NIC, ignoring the temptations of the Castle pub!
For what its worth I think the Devils will win in OT and Wales to take the wheels off the Chariot!!!!
not sure what shirt to wear, my vintage Wales rugby jersey or a Devils Jersey, what do you think?
Roger predicts a single goal win for the Devils where as Cenwyn and Rach go for a Devils Overtime win after a 4-4 draw at the end of regulation time.
now 39-6 to South Africa, I think they have got over their Saki hangover!!
RWC Final Score: South Africa 46 Samoa 6. That was the starter, now for the Main Course to kick off at 8pm at Twickenham. COME ON WALES!!!!!!
no worries OJ. old habits i guess!
assuming that Hotham goal was unassisted until otherwise notified.
brave but foolish I'd say!
nothing like a feisty game in my book!
mind you I have the rugby build up now on the tv!
well i am refreshed and ready for the 2nd, how about you OJ?
other minor distraction about to get underway at Twickenham!
I am still here, i havent nodded off! (russky) just not getting many updates due to pattern of play!
well that period went quick! 28 minutes by my reckoning.
England try. Poor defensive cover by Wales allowed that!
Come on Devils Step it up some!!!!
seems to me that the scoreline flattered the Panthers in that they got the lucky breaks and the Devils didnt.
Special Thanks go to John Wildthing for his Devils related Texts this evening. Steve B is your host tomorrow night as Fife come to visit the BBT for the first time this season.
Right thats me done for tonight, time crack open a celebratory can of beer. Dont forget to join Steve tomorrow for your MNL coverage of the Cardiff Devils V Fife Flyers.


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A woman brings her family back to her childhood home, which used to be an orphanage, intent on reopening it. Before long, her son starts to communicate with a new invisible friend.
Blonde Betty Elms has only just arrived in Hollywood to become a movie star when she meets an enigmatic brunette with amnesia. Meanwhile, as the two set off to solve the second woman's identity, filmmaker Adam Kesher runs into ominous trouble while casting his latest project.
The lives of three men who were childhood friends are shattered when one of them has a family tragedy.
The Kid
Powerful businessman Russ Duritz is self-absorbed and immersed in his work. But by the magic of the moon, he meets Rusty, a chubby, charming 8-year-old version of himself who can't believe he could turn out so badly -- with no life and no dog. With Rusty's help, Russ is able to reconcile the person he used to dream of being with the man he's actually become.
The Prince of Tides
A troubled man talks to his suicidal sister's psychiatrist about their family history and falls in love with her in the process.
A landscape gardener is hired by famous architect Le Nôtre to construct the grand gardens at the palace of Versailles. As the two work on the palace, they find themselves drawn to each other and are thrown into rivalries within the court of King Louis XIV.
Two troubled men face their terrible destinies and events of their past as they join together on a mission to find the Holy Grail and thus to save themselves.
Adam's Apples
A neo-nazi sentenced to community service at a church clashes with the blindly devotional priest.
Jeff Bailey seems to be a mundane gas station owner in remote Bridgeport, CA. He is dating local girl Ann Miller and lives a quiet life. But Jeff has a secret past, and when a mysterious stranger arrives in town, Jeff is forced to return to the dark world he had tried to escape.
The Unknown Woman
Irena, a Ukrainian woman coming to Italy looking for a job as a maid. She does everything she can to become a beloved nanny for an adorable little girl, Thea. However, that is just the very beginning of her unknown journey.
A married couple is terrorized by a series of videotapes planted on their front porch.
A musical romantic tragedy about a famous composer who moves back to his small hometown after having had heart troubles. His search for a simple everyday life leads him into teaching the local church choir which is not easily accepted by the town yet the choir builds a great love for their teacher.
In My Father's Den
Paul (Macfadyen), a prize-winning war journalist, returns to his remote New Zealand hometown due to the death of his father, battle-scarred and world-weary. For the discontented sixteen-year-old Celia (Barclay) he opens up a world she has only dreamed of. She actively pursues a friendship with him, fascinated by his cynicism and experience of the world beyond her small-town existence. But many, including the members of both their families (Otto, Moy), frown upon the friendship and when Celia goes missing, Paul becomes the increasingly loathed and persecuted prime suspect in her disappearance. As the violent and urgent truth gradually emerges, Paul is forced to confront the family tragedy and betrayal that he ran from as a youth, and to face the grievous consequences of silence and secrecy that has surrounded his entire adult life.
Forever Amber
Amber St Clair, orphaned during the English Civil War and raised by a family of farmers, aspires to be a lady of high society; when a group of cavaliers ride into town, she sneaks away with them to London to achieve her dreams.
Three generations of a wealthy Bordeaux family are caught in the crossfire when Anne decides to run for mayor, thanks to a political pamphlet that revives an old murder scandal.
Every hero has a weakness, and Sherlock Holmes' weakness was Moriarty. Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson solve mysteries and search for Moriarty in 1970s New York City. The fact that Sherlock Holmes is a psychotic paranoid and Dr. Watson is a female psychiatrist fascinated by his case is almost beside the point.
Grbavica: The Land of My Dreams
A woman and her daughter struggle to make their way through the aftermath of the Balkan war.
An inspector who just suffered a family tragedy is looking for a missing older man. Man's family is of no help, or are they hiding something? He is helped by a ghost of an actress who died 30 years ago, or is he slowly going insane?
Esther's Choice
Esther, a film composer going through a dry spell, moves in with her boyfriend Michael only to find out that he still keeps his Ex-girlfriend's belongings in his closet. What follows is an emotional roller coaster of a film exploring the great lengths an artist chooses to go to for the sake of inspiration.
2 or 3 Things I Know About Him
What would your family reminiscences about dad sound like if he had been an early supporter of Hitler's, a leader of the notorious SA and the Third Reich's minister in charge of Slovakia, including its Final Solution? Executed as a war criminal in 1947, Hanns Ludin left behind a grieving widow and six young children, the youngest of whom became a filmmaker. It's a fascinating, maddening, sometimes even humorous look at what the director calls "a typical German story." (Film Forum)

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NEW YORK -- One year after leaving the Gold's Gym brand, Kirk and John Galiani have formed a partnership with Crunch.
The Galiani brothers, who own and operate their six Onelife Fitness clubs in Virginia, will open the first of multiple Crunch clubs next January in Washington, DC, followed by another club in the first quarter of 2011.
The Galianis will own and operate Crunch's corporate model, which has a high price point in urban areas, as well as its franchise model, which has a low price point in suburban areas. This gives the Galianis price flexibility and more power in their market, Crunch says.
In addition to being former Gold's franchisees, the Galianis once were part-owners of Gold's Gym International.
The Galianis' first Crunch club will be a 16,000-square-foot renovated movie theater.
Crunch also announced last week that it will open its newest franchise location next February in Beaverton, OR. Another corporate club will open next spring in the San Francisco suburb of Daly City, CA.


SA made significant strides in the fight against rhino poaching in 2018' with 259 fewer rhinos killed than in the year before.
According to environmental affairs minister Nomvula Mokonyane' there were 769 rhino poaching incidents in 2018. This was the third consecutive year that SA had seen a decline in rhino poaching.
In 2017' 1'028 rhinos were killed for their horns.
"It is also the first time in five years that the annual figure is under 1'000'" Mokonyane said.
"The decline is not only indicative of the successful implementation of the integrated-strategic-management-of-rhinoceros approach countrywide' but also a confirmation of the commitment and dedication of the men and women working at the coalface to save the species."
Of the 769 cases' 422 of them were inside an SA National Parks facility, 421 in the Kruger National Park and one in the Marakhele National Park.
Provincially' 142 were in KwaZulu-Natal (down from 222 in 2017) and 65 in the North West (down from 96).
Poaching incidents increased in Mpumalanga' from 49 in 2017 to 51 last year' and in the Eastern Cape' from 12 to 19.
The Western Cape did not have a single poaching incident in 2018' as was the case in 2017.
"Combating rhino poaching remains a national priority and, as such, all the relevant government departments will continue their close collaboration to ensure that this iconic species is conserved for generations to come," Mokonyane said.
"Although we are encouraged by the national poaching figures for 2018' it is critical that we continue to implement collaborative initiatives to address the scourge of rhino poaching."
Her ministry said that from January 1 to December 31 2018' 365 alleged rhino poachers and 36 alleged rhino-horn traffickers were arrested across the country.
Of these' 229 were arrested inside and adjacent to the Kruger National Park' 40 more than the 189 arrested in 2017.
"There are currently 318 rhino-poaching-related cases on the court roll involving 645 accused and 897 charges - 275 of these cases are trial-ready."
It said that' from January to December 2018' the National Prosecuting Authority had obtained convictions in 78 of the 82 cases that went to trial.


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Rouhani is no moderate
Hassan Rouhani is a cunning terrorist mastermind. History shows us it would be foolish for the West to regard him as otherwise.
By JOSEPH RASKAS
Iran's new president Hassan Rouhani 370. (photo credit: Reuters)
Human beings have a massive capacity to ignore bad news, as if dispensing with information that is either inconvenient or detrimental to one's life will simply make the problem go away. In that regard alone, the mainstream media could perhaps be forgiven for having reported that the newly elected Iranian president, Hassan Rouhani, is a "moderate," despite the overwhelming evidence that directly undermines this assertion.
However, those actively working to advance the vital national security interests of the United States and of its one true ally in the Middle East, Israel, know better than to mask, mitigate or underestimate the truly evil inclinations of the clerical Islamic regime in Tehran. We have, quite literally, seen this movie before: it is called Argo.
In 1953 the CIA helped secure the throne of the Shah of Iran, who became for the next quarter-century the much-vaunted centerpiece of American foreign policy in the Middle East. On December 31, 1977, President Jimmy Carter infamously described Iran's leadership as "an island of stability in a sea of turmoil."
The CIA repeatedly confirmed the president's faulty assessment. Just a few weeks later riots broke out in the streets of Tehran.
Yet even as the riots spread, some of the CIA's top analysts issued a draft National Intelligence Estimate that predicted the Shah might survive for another decade. On January, 16, 1979, armed thugs and loyalists of Ayatollah Ruhollah Musavi Khomeini, a 77- year-old religious fanatic who returned from exile to Tehran, overran the Shah and his minions.
Less than a year later, the Carter administration ignored advice given to it by the CIA (which had finally begun to grasp the realities) and let the Shah enter the United States to seek medical treatment.
Two weeks later, a group of Iranian "student protesters" violently seized the American embassy, where they held 42 Americans hostage for 444 days. Ayatollah Khomeini recognized the value of embracing a military confrontation with the United States as a major means of consolidating his power and endorsed the hostage-taking.
Six State Department officials were lucky enough to find refuge at the Canadian embassy across town, where they stayed for 79 days. In January 1980, the CIA conducted a successful covert operation and extracted the American officials. They did so by posing as a fake film production company that had traveled to Iran to film location shots for their feigned upcoming movie, Argo.
The remaining hostages had no such luck. A special operations mission – Operation Eagle Claw – failed spectacularly when an American helicopter crashed into a transport plane in the Iranian desert. Eight special operations commandos were killed in the crash, and as a result life became increasingly unpleasant for the hostages.
They were eventually freed by their captors on the day that Carter left the White House – and just minutes after the new American president, Ronald Reagan, was sworn into office. The entire ordeal was a humiliating blow to America's perceived military might.
Now, as then, the US government is seemingly unable, or at least unwilling, to protect its own interests and allies in the Middle East from belligerent Iran.
True, Congress has passed harsh economic sanctions targeting Iran's banking, energy and export sectors, which together have conflated the country's economy.
President Barack Obama has also allegedly authorized covert action to be conducted against Iran, including the implementation of the Stuxnet virus and the mysterious disappearance of some Iranian scientists.
However, these efforts have neither brought down the current regime nor stopped Iran's nuclear program.
Iran's new president, Hassan Rouhani, has been involved in the Islamic revolution since its murderous inception. In 1978 Rouhani helped Khomeini found the regime and has since allegedly assisted in plotting the country's vast terror operations.
Most notably, Rouhani was chairman of the Supreme National Security Council from 1989 until 2005, during which time the Council is reported to have helped mastermind the 1994 bombing of the Jewish cultural center in Buenos Aires and of the Khobar Towers in Saudi Arabia.
Furthermore, like his presidential predecessors, Rouhani has demonstrated clear anti- American and anti-Semitic views. In 2002, for example, Rouhani conducted an interview with ABC News, in which he blamed the Jews for America's foreign policy: "After September 11," he said, "the hardliners, especially the Zionist lobby, became more active and, unfortunately, influenced Mr. Bush."
Rouhani also defended Hezbollah as "a legitimate political group" and called Israel "a terrorist nation."
Most recently, in an interview with al-Sharq al-Awsat, Rouhani denounced what he called Israel's "inhumane policies and practices in Palestine and the Middle East."
Finally, Rouhani is intimately involved in advancing Iran's development of nuclear weapons. He served as Iran's chief nuclear negotiator under President Mohammad Khatami from August 2003 until October 2005. In 2004 Rouhani gave a speech to the Supreme Cultural Revolution Council, in which he explained how he was playing for time during the nuclear talks he was conducting with Britain, France and Germany ("EU-3"): "While we were talking with the Europeans in Tehran, we were installing equipment in parts of the [nuclear conversion] facility in Isfahan. By creating a calm environment, we were able to complete the work there."
Rouhani's deputy at the Supreme National Security Council, Seyed Hossein Mousavian, even described in a book his boss' approach as the "widen the transatlantic gap" strategy.
And yet quixotically, White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough responded eagerly to Hassan Rouhani's election victory, announcing that the Obama administration is prepared – once again – to enter direct negotiations.
"There's a great opportunity for Iran," said McDonough, "and the people of that storied country, to have the kind of future that they would, I think, justifiably want."
It remains to be seen how Rouhani will conduct his term in office. But if the past is precedent, then the United States can ill-afford to sugarcoat the truly evil propensities of the ayatollahs and of Rouhani. Doing so harms, rather than advances America's national security interests in the Middle East – and consequently, endangers Israel.
Canadian Foreign Minister John Baird has it right. In a recent interview with The Times of Israel, Baird said, "There's always a reason to [delay action] another two or three months." If the Iranian clerics want to demonstrate that they are operating in good faith "they can make meaningful progress [with the West]," he said. "These people don't deserve the benefit of the doubt."
Baird's analysis is spot on.
The author served in the Israel Defense Forces and is a research analyst for Secure America Now.


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Reward Offered For Andy Warhol Campbell Soup Prints Missing...
By Holly Williams in Lifestyle / Showbiz on 13 April 2016
The paintings were stolen from a museum last week.
An unknown thief has managed to make off with almost half a million dollars worth of original Andy Warhol prints from a museum in Missouri, including some of his very recognisable Campbell's Soup paintings that the pop-art pioneer produced back in 1962. A reward is being offered for information.
Andy Warhol paintings get stolen
Yesterday (April 12th 2016), the FBI revealed in a statement that they would be willing to offer $25,000 to anyone who can provide information regarding the current whereabouts of the missing paintings, after seven of ten Campbell's Soup prints vanished from the Springfield Art Museum in Missouri on Thursday (April 7th).
Springfield Art Museum had been in possession of ten of the Warhol artworks worth $500,000 since 1985, but it is believed they were swiped in the early hours of the morning though no alarm call was heard from the local police. The first time cops were made aware of the theft was when they received a 911 call at 10am.
While museum director Nick Nelson insisted to News Leader that there was 'video surveillance throughout the building', nobody has confirmed that security footage revealed any criminal activity - though there were apparently security guards on duty.
The museum remains open, according to the company's Tweet on Friday. 'Ongoing investigation at the Museum. We are open. The Pop exhibit is closed. Thank you for your concern and support', they said.
In the wake of the theft, Interpol have suggested that the prints could end up on the black market. '[The theft of valuable paintings generate] huge profits for the criminals involved, who are often operating in networks with links to other criminal activities', they revealed in a statement.
The missing 37 inches by 24.5 inches framed prints are 'Campbell's Soup I (Beef)', 'Campbell's Soup I (Vegetable)', 'Campbell's Soup I (Tomato)', 'Campbell's Soup I (Onion)', 'Campbell's Soup I (Green Pea)', 'Campbell's Soup I (Chicken Noodle)' and 'Campbell's Soup I (Black Bean)'.


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GREEN MOHAIR SUITS are Brian Campeau, Jason Mannell, Richard Cuthbert and Ben Romalis.
A quartet of expressive songwriters that take their four-part harmonising as seriously as they take their dedication to a drunken good time, Brian Campeau, Richie Cuthbert (Cuthbert & The Nightwalkers), Jason Mannell and Ben Romalis (Silamor) have no choice but to shift what began as a side project up several gears. Having started as a way to hang out, enjoy a few drinks and stretch their obvious skills at smaller unrehearsed gigs, things have snowballed thanks to a reputation for inspired showmanship and performances as brash as they're emotive.


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Happy End's Eiichi Ohtaki Dies at 65
Japanese rock hero Eiichi Ohtaki, who was a key member of influential '70s psych band Happy End, sadly passed away Monday evening (December 30). As Japanese broadcaster NHK reports, Ohtaki died after choking on a piece of apple. He was 65.
According to the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, Ohtaki was eating fruit at his Tokyo home around 5:30 local time when he collapsed. He was quickly taken to hospital but died shortly after.
Born July 28, 1948, Ohtaki was a founding member of Happy End, who included Takashi Matsumoto (Apryl Fool), Shigeru Suzuki and Haruomi Hosono (Apryl Fool/Yellow Magic Orchestra). Through the course of three studio albums, Happy End would go on to become one of Japan's biggest classic rock bands of all time. Perhaps most widely praised of their albums is 1971's Kazemachi Roman, whose "Kaze wo Atsumete" would years later appear on the soundtrack to Sofia Coppola's 2003 film Lost in Translation.
Happy End would disband in 1973, reuniting only once for a one-off performance in 1985 at the International Youth Anniversary All Together Now concert, but Ohtaki enjoyed a very successful solo career as a musician, singer-songwriter and record producer. His 1981 album A Long Vacation was named "Best Album" of the year at the Japan Record Awards and went on to receive both 20th anniversary and 30th anniversary reissues. Strangely enough, it was also the first Japanese album to be released on CD.
Ohtaki also produced mid-'70s rock outfit Sugar Babe, as well as prominent artists such as Onuki Taeko and Tatsuro Yamashita.
As we reported in 2007, Happy End's Kazemachi Roman came in at No. 1 on Rolling Stone's list of "100 Greatest Japanese Rock Albums of All Time," with A Long Vacation nabbing the No. 7 spot.
Funeral arrangements for Ohtaki have yet to be announced.
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Home > Departments > University Archives > Publications > Utah State Magazine > 56
The Utah State Quarterly, Vol. 9 No. 1, September 1932
The quarterly magazine for friends and alumni of Utah State University.
Utah State University, "The Utah State Quarterly, Vol. 9 No. 1, September 1932" (1932). Utah State Magazine. 56.
https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/utahstatemagazine/56


So you know we're in a season of change, that Fashion Week in it's current guise is under loose footing, and that glimmers of the new vision were evident during the SS17 season in October. In February we can expect more of the same. Slowly, more designers are choosing to show collections that fit the season in which they're shown and opting for the 'See Now, Buy Now' format favoured by Tom Ford and Burberry.
But by far one of the biggest changes is number of designers making the move to show both Menswear and Womenswear on the runway during LFW, leaving London Collections: Men (LCM) in limbo.
So, what can we expect from the new and improved LFW? Well, February 2017 will see Roland Mouret make his return to LFW and stripe fanatics Ports 1961 will show on the LFW runway for the first time. The number of fashion presentations has also increased, giving rise to the busiest LFW schedule in a long time….
Obviously we're still two months away from LFW unfolding and as we know, the schedule could still change at the last minute. So for now, mark your favourites, sit back, and wait patiently….


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Q: how to convert string to date and keep the format correct I am reading in a String from a text file which contains a date in the form of yyMMdd I then want to convert it to type date but when I do that it loses its format. here is an exmaple of what I have tried
String strDate = matcher.group(10); // strDate would contain 111107

SimpleDateFormat formatter1 = new SimpleDateFormat("yyMMdd");
Date date = formatter1.parse(strDate); // after parsing it, the format changes to Thu Nov 03 00:00:00 EDT 2011

But if I take date and put it back into a string like so String tDate = formatter1.format(date); the string then contains the date in the format Id like to see 111107.
Is there a way I can do this? maybe if I could some how call the format function to return a date object instead of String, thanks.
Edit
I read a list of dates in from a file and load them into a map I then compare those dates to the current date which is also in the yyMMdd format and then if the date from the map is more then a week earlier than the current date I prompt the user for input and then write the date and other related info to a file, in the yyMMdd format. The reason I use a map is each line of the text file contains some information and a unique name, and I compared the date for that specific line of data so I do a map.get(aName)
here is the code, hope it helps
dbConnect();
            stmt = conn.createStatement();
            String query = "select * from OBJECT_BAC_EV where instance = 12";//VALUE <> 'Normal'";
            rslt = stmt.executeQuery(query);

            Calendar currentDate = Calendar.getInstance();
            SimpleDateFormat formatter = new SimpleDateFormat("yyMMdd");
            String dateNow = formatter.format(currentDate.getTime());
            Date curDate = (Date)formatter.parse(dateNow);
            currentDate.setTime(curDate);
            currentDate.add(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH, -7);
            dateNow = formatter.format(currentDate.getTime());
            curDate = (Date)formatter.parse(dateNow);

            Calendar cDate = Calendar.getInstance();
            SimpleDateFormat f = new SimpleDateFormat("yyMMdd");
            String strDate = f.format(cDate.getTime());

            while(rslt.next())
            {
                System.out.println(rslt.getRow());

                String aValue = rslt.getString("VALUE");
                String aName = rslt.getString("NAME");
                String aObjRef = rslt.getString("ObjRef");

                if(aNoteMap.containsKey(aName))
                {

                    String n = aNoteMap.get(aName);
                    if(aDateMap.get(aName).before(curDate))
                    {
                        int answer = JOptionPane.showConfirmDialog(null, "Would you like to use last weeks note? " + n, "Hey", JOptionPane.YES_NO_OPTION);
                        if( answer == JOptionPane.YES_OPTION)
                        {
                            output.write(aName + "    "  + aObjRef + "    "  + aValue + "    "  + aDateMap.get(aName) + "    "
                                     + n  + (System.getProperty("line.separator")));
                        }
                        else if( answer == JOptionPane.NO_OPTION)
                        {
                            String newNote = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Enter new note");
                            output.write(aName + "    "  + aObjRef + "    "  + aValue + "    "  + aDateMap.get(aName) + "    "
                                     + newNote  + (System.getProperty("line.separator")));
                        }
                    }
                    else
                        output.write(aName + "    "  + aObjRef + "    "  + aValue + "    "  + aDateMap.get(aName) + "    "
                                 + n  + (System.getProperty("line.separator")));
                }
                else
                    output.write(aName + "    "  + aObjRef + "    "  + aValue + "    "  + strDate + "    "
                            + ""  + (System.getProperty("line.separator")));
            }
            System.out.println("its closing output..");
            output.close();
        }

A: The Date class has no "internal" format, it only represents date elements. To output it using a specific format, you need to do the way you did: String tDate = formatter1.format(date);
The reason why you think it has the "wrong format" is probably because when you try to output it, it does a toString() by default, which doesn't format it the way you want.
If you give us more details about how you want to use that date (include your code), then we might be able to provide suggestions on how to inject the formatter into it.

A: Date always stores the complete information including time. If you parse the date with a SimpleDateFormat that does not contain time info, these fields are set to 0 as in your example.
Date does not store any format info itself.

A: The SimpleDateFormat.format method always returns a String. It represents the 'date' parameter as a String, with the specified format. For example:
SimpleDateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat('yyMMdd');
Date date = sdf.parse("110510");
String sDate = sdf.format(date); //"110510"

SimpleDateFormat sdf2 = new SimpleDateFormat('yyyy.MM.dd');
String sDate2 = sdf2.format(date); //2011.05.10

It's the best thing for formatting a Date Object.

A: Written using joda-time, it would like this :
String str = "110107";
DateTimeFormatter formatter = new DateTimeFormatterBuilder()
  .appendYearOfCentury(2, 2)
  .appendMonthOfYear(2)
  .appendDayOfWeek(2)
  .toFormatter();

DateTime dateFromDB = formatter.parseDateTime(str);//create DateTime instance
System.out.println("Date:" + formatter.print(dateFromDB));//toString in required format

And it has many other benefits, apparently it will replace the existing Java date libs, which have always been rather painful, in upcoming java releases.
One of the benefits is
DateTime now = new DateTime();
Integer compared = now.minusWeeks(1).compareTo(dateFromDB);

And compareTo does the expected

A: You could try something like:
class MyDate extends java.util.Date {
  static final SimpleDateFormat yymmddFormat = new SimpleDateFormat("yyMMdd");

  public MyDate (String s) throws ParseException {
    super(yymmddFormat.parse(s).getTime());
  }

  public String toString () {
    return yymmddFormat.format(this);
  }
}

Use this class everywhere you currently use a Date object. This should make all your dates look as you want them.

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Strawberry Saroyan is an American journalist and author. She writes for the New York Times Style section and the New York Times Magazine, and is the author of Girl Walks Into a Bar: A Memoir.

Life

Family
Saroyan is the daughter of award-winning minimalist poet Aram Saroyan and Gailyn Saroyan, and the granddaughter of playwright William Saroyan and actress Carol Matthau. She spent her childhood in Bolinas, California, and she has a sister named Cream.

References

External links
 https://www.nytimes.com/2011/06/19/magazine/amanda-hocking-storyseller.html

Living people
People from Bolinas, California
American people of Armenian descent
American people of Russian-Jewish descent
The New York Times writers
Place of birth missing (living people)
21st-century American women writers
American women non-fiction writers
21st-century American non-fiction writers
Year of birth missing (living people)
Saroyan family

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Tarina van der Stockt, PT, DPT
Tarina graduated as a Physiotherapist from the University of Pretoria, South Africa in 2005 and completed her transitional Doctorate of Physical Therapy at the University of St Augustine in 2021, with a Specialisation in Education. She is the Education Director at Physioplus and is responsible for the managing of all course creation, content and team members.
Tarina also completed post-graduate training in Orthopaedic Manual Physiotherapy, Sports Physiotherapy, and Dry Needling. She has clinical experience in musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction, manual therapy, sports injuries, amputee rehabilitation, and reintegration into sport for people with disabilities. She also lectured part-time on some of these topics at various South African universities, post-graduate courses and Baylor University's DPT program.
Throughout her career, Tarina has worked as a physiotherapist for Team South Africa during large international sporting events, which includes 2 Paralympic Games and 2 Commonwealth Games. She has worked with different sporting codes including athletics, weight lifting, cycling, triathlon, swimming, and rowing. She is passionate about helping other people continue or return to doing what they love doing. She is also on the Para Rowing Classification Advisory Committee for World Rowing.
Read more by Tarina van der Stockt, PT, DPT
Physiopedia Plus 2022 Year in Review: You are part of something amazing!
Posted on January 13, 2023 January 17, 2023 by Tarina van der Stockt, PT, DPT
Have you taken a moment to reflect on 2022? Join me on this journey as I look back at the last year at Physiopedia Plus (Plus). As you read, consider your learning and what you have been part of this past year.
You might have noticed that we changed our name from Physioplus to Physiopedia Plus. You can simply call us Plus. Why the change? Plus is an extension to Physiopedia that includes all rehabilitation professionals and anyone interested in exploring rehabilitation knowledge. As a Plus member, you are part of a global community of like-minded professionals learning together. The name change reflects that.
Your community is continually growing. At the end of 2022, Plus had 155,630 members worldwide. Because of your continued commitment, Plus donated 12,249 accounts to people in low-resource countries to enable equitable access to education and professional development.
Did you see that we now have more than 560 courses on Plus? 212 new courses were published in the last year. We don't only publish new courses but also review and update old courses. In 2022 we completely redid four popular older programmes/courses that you might be interested in.
The Prostate Cancer Programme was replaced with the Introduction to Male Pelvic Health Programme, consisting of 8 brand new courses
The Comprehensive Spinal Cord Injury Programme replaced the old Spinal Cord Injury Programme. This new programme focuses on holistic rehabilitation and has instructors from different rehabilitation professions
The Foot and Ankle long course was updated and replaced with two new evidence-based programmes. Understanding the Ankle Programme, which already has 1105 participants and the Understanding the Foot Programme, that will be fully completed later this year
The Applied Sport and Exercise Physiotherapy Programme replaced the Sport and Exercise Physiotherapy long course. This new programme has 16 courses, seven instructors and boasts almost 3000 participants since it was published
Through our work with ReLAB-HS, 79 rehabilitation-specific courses are now available on Plus. These courses are created for all rehabilitation professionals and cover the following topics; an overview of rehabilitation, family-centred development training, childhood development, pain in children, assistive technology, ICF, burns, rehabilitation considerations for displaced persons, rehabilitation in disasters and conflict, gait, spinal cord injury, implementation science and orthotics.
It fascinates me to know what courses other people are doing. At the start of 2022, Plus launched a new trending feature available as a filter when you search for courses on the site. Here are the top three courses that each trended consecutively for more than a month in 2022:
Functional Anatomy of the Ankle
Introduction to Myofascial Pain
Anatomy of the Hip
Thank you for writing course feedback and testimonials. The Plus team reviews all feedback monthly and updates courses accordingly. This past year 667 testimonials were uploaded to Plus. You can view what others are writing about Plus courses on the testimonials page.
I can't reflect without mentioning some of the bespoke features and resources that were added to Plus in 2022 that you should consider for your learning in 2023:
Plus now boasts regular live clinical webinars. In the past year, we had 15 webinars attended by 1400 people. If you missed these webinars, you can view the recording on the webinars link on Plus and get a certificate for completion. 2023 webinars are already scheduled and you can sign up by following this link
15 new ebooks were added to the Plus library, available to full and pro members to help you stay up to date
Courses on Plus are now available in five additional languages; French, Spanish, German, Italian and Ukrainian. If you are interested in learning in another language, then this page will give you more information
You can now learn offline with the new Plus app. This is especially valuable in areas with poor internet access or unreliable electricity, or even on an aeroplane, like when I recently did a course 30,000 feet in the air
I hope you are as excited as I am about what this year can bring. At Plus, we are ready to bring you more exceptional courses, interdisciplinary instructors, live webinars with interactive components and mentorship opportunities in this year. Thank you for being part of this amazing team!
#justkeeplearning
– Don't miss the Year in Review from Physiopedia Content Manager Kim Jackson and find out how many countries visited Physiopedia last year


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This is a step-by-step photo guide of taking RER B Paris city trains from CDG Airport Terminal 2 to Paris city centre. From the CDG arrivals lounge to central Paris, I'll guide you step-by-step on how to make this transfer. If you're arriving at Terminal 1, see the CDG Terminal 1 to Paris photo guide.
For train times, train ticket prices, maps and other details see the Overview CDG to Paris by Train article.
Upon arrival at Roissy-Charles de Gaulle Airport Terminal 2 the first thing that will happen after exiting the plane is immigration/passport control, which can be very quick depending on where you are sitting on the plane. If you're seated near the front of the plane and are the first to exit, you'll be the first to go through immigration screening by French national police. You could be past immigration within 5 minutes (or 40 if you're the last to exit a large plane).
Next you'll collect your baggage at the carousels. Estimate a good 30 minutes for this. Nothing out of the ordinary in terms of expediency, perhaps even a little slow.
Customs control for baggage is next, which is separate from passport control and handled by customs officers near the exit of the baggage collection area. In general the customs officers spot check passengers and only stop those who (rarely) rouse their curiosity. After this you'll exit into an unsecured area of Charles de Gaulle Airport free to make your way to Paris or other cities via train.
If you happen to be arriving via Terminal 2G, the new Schengen (Euro Borderless Zone) terminal, you'll need to take a shuttle bus to Terminal 2E/F in order to catch the RER train. The shuttle buses, circulating every 4-5 minutes, can be found just outside the arrivals area of 2G. [Thanks to Lynne P. for this updated information].
Immediately upon exiting the baggage collection area doors of any CDG Terminal 2 sub-terminal (T2A through T2G), you'll see the sign below providing directions to CDG Ground Transportation options.
I've circled in red on the right side Gare SNCF / Railway Station and also Paris par Train / Paris by Train. Follow these two signs to get to the trains from CDG Airport Terminal 2 to Paris.
Notice the blue overhead signs? Those will point to Gare SNCF / Railway Station, Paris par Train / Paris by Train. Follow these signs to make your way to the train station located right within Terminal 2.
At the end of each of the terminal buildings (there are seven sub-terminals at Terminal 2: terminals 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D, 2E, 2F, 2G) will be a large sign noting how long it will take to reach other terminals and the train station. In this photo, we see that the train station at Terminal 2 is 3 to 5 minutes walk from Terminal 2F.
Here is a map of Charles de Gaulle Airport showing the layout of CDG Terminal 2. Also visible are Terminal 3, Terminal 1 (which has its own train station) and CDGVAL shuttle train between CDG's 3 terminals and parking structures.
Closer to the train station area you'll find more signs directing you down to the station.
Train ticket vending machines, green, yellow and blue.
Blue train ticket machines: same as green machines – RER B tickets, Paris Metro, Versailles, Disneyland, etc.
A full service HSBC bank is available at CDG T2 train station (barely visible on right side of below photo). You may wish to withdraw some Euro cash notes from the HSBC bank machine or exchange money from the clerk. If you have non-smart-chip/PIN-protected credit cards, they generally won't work with the automated ticket machines. Thus you'll need Euro cash to buy your tickets from the ticket office. The automated train ticket vending machines don't take Euro cash notes, only coins. There is now a change machine in the CDG Airport train station, accepting 10 & 20 euro notes and producing one/two euro coins. The bill change machine is in the middle of the train ticket machines.
Closer photo of HSBC bank at CDG Terminal 2 train station.
CDG Airport left luggage / bag storage services handled by Baggages du Monde. On level 4 (same level at which you walked here to arrive). Contrary to what some information people are finding on other websites, left luggage services at CDG are open/running/in operation. They are not closed due to security threats.
CDG airport train ticket office in Terminal 2 is split into two separate offices on opposite sides of the atrium. Paris Metro / RER tickets and passes for traveling within Paris and the Ile-de-France area (Disneyland Paris, Versailles, etc.) has a sign outside reading Billets Paris et Ile-de-France visible in the photo below.
To buy TGV Train tickets at CDG Airport visit the Grandes Lignes train ticket office on the opposite side of the atrium, across from the Paris et Ile-de-France ticket office. The Grandes Lignes ticket office deals exclusively with TGV train tickets and also other brands of intercity trains (Thalys, Eurostar, ICE, etc.). This includes sale, collection, refunds and changes of train tickets going between cities in France and to other European countries. Trains traveling to other cities within France (or other countries such as Belgium, Germany, England), are known as the Grandes Lignes trains. Popular France destinations include trains to Lyon, Avignon, Marseille, Nice, etc.
To buy single train tickets to Paris you may use a smart chip credit card or Euro coins (not cash notes) with the white colored Tickets et Navigo vending machines to purchase such tickets. A change machine accepting 10€ and 20€ notes is available on-site to produce 1 and 2 euro coins. Note that you cannot buy the Pass Navigo from these automatic train ticket machines. You must visit the Paris Ile-de-France ticket office to purchase the Navigo Pass due to the plastic physical card. (This ticket office is visible two photos above under banner "Billets Paris et Ile-de-France".) The Paris Visite multi-day train ticket, you can buy from these ticket machines.
Bear in mind that these machines will not work with credit cards without chip+PIN, still somewhat common in United States circa 2014/2015. Also, do not use the yellow ticket machines for Paris train tickets. The yellow machines are for TGV, Eurostar, Thalys and other intercity trains.
After buying your train tickets or passes it's time to turn towards the train platforms which will require descending another set of escalators or stairs onto Level 1. The Paris Train platforms are marked as "Voie" ("platform or lane") 11 and 12 and also show "RER B Paris par Train", the Regional Express Network trains that operate between Roissy-Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) and Paris city centre.
This is a photo overlooking Paris bound train platforms 11 and 12 at CDG Terminal 2 Station.
On the platform itself you'll see signs noting that all trains are going to Paris, since Aeroport Charles de Gaulle is the terminus or end-of-line station for the RER B train line.
Note that although the platform sign reads Aeroport Charles de Gaulle 2 TGV, this platform shown is not the TGV train platform, it's simply the name of this station as a whole.
The CDG Airport TGV train platform entrance is located immediately left of the Paris Train platforms through a door marked "Porte S" leading to voie (lanes) 3 to 6. The video screen overhead shows destinations of TGV Trains leaving CDG, train departure time and from which lane (voie).
If you're taking the RER B to Paris, remember to keep your train ticket with you at all times throughout the journey. You may be asked by a ticket controller to show a valid fare or otherwise pay a penalty fare of 35€. The tickets are also required to exit the arrival station in Paris as there will be turnstiles protecting the exits, just as they protect entrances.
you aren't transferring onto buses or trams – your RER train ticket isn't valid for them. You must purchase a new Metro/Bus/Tram ticket to transfer onto buses & trams.
The first Paris city centre station will be Gare du Nord, requiring about 30 minutes for the voyage from Airport CDG Terminal 2. Paris stations along the RER B line after Gare du Nord will be Chatelet Les Halles, St. Michel-Notre Dame, Luxembourg, Port Royal, Denfert Rochereau and Cité Universitaire.
The following train timetables show departure times of RER B trains leaving CDG Terminal 2 towards Paris and here are instructions on how to read Paris RER Timetables.
Gares360.com has produced a virtual photo visit of CDG Terminal 2 train station, allowing you to visually see all levels of the train station. Select the level & vantage point you wish to see on the bottom right hand corner of the screen.
Finally here's a video detailing the Facts & Figures about the RER B train line in Paris.


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You Knew UConn Women's Basketball Was Good, But This Stat is Ridiculous
By John Duffley | January 17, 2019
College football is still fresh on everybody's mind, so let me help you brush up on your NCAA women's college basketball knowledge. Notre Dame (16-1) is ranked No. 1 in the AP Top 25 and led by senior guard Arike Ogunbowale. Last time you heard that name, she did this. Also, NC State (17-0) is rolling, but they lost leading scorer Grace Hunter for the season.
Oh, and the Connecticut Huskies are still dominant.
With a record of 15-1, the Huskies are tied at No. 2 in the rankings (yeah, it happens) with the Baylor Bears through the second week in January. What was the only team to beat UConn this season, which also snapped their winning streak of 126 consecutive games during the regular season? That would be Baylor.
UConn traveled to take on the Tulane Green Wave in their game on Jan. 16 at Devlin Fieldhouse in New Orleans. Tulane is no slouch either, as the team entered that American Athletic Conference matchup at 13-3 and riding a six-game win streak.
Starters at Tulane #BleedBlue pic.twitter.com/N7pmLV1K75
— UConn Women's Hoops (@UConnWBB) January 17, 2019
It got ugly.
From the first quarter, Connecticut looked they have for the last 34 years under head coach Geno Auriemma. They overwhelmed Tulane the whole time with superior skill, size and speed to force 22 turnovers and hold Tulane to just 18.3 percent shooting the basketball en route to a cruising 75-33 victory. The Green Wave did force UConn into some mistakes and forced 18 turnovers themselves. But while they were busy slowing down leading scorers Katie Lou Samuelson and Napheesa Collier, sophomore Megan Walker balled. The sophomore from Chesterfield (VA) scored a career-high 34 points on 11-of-16 shooting.
Yeah, Megan Walker outscored the entire Tulane Green Wave basketball team by herself.
According to ESPN Stats & Information, Walker is the first Division I player to outscore their opponent in a conference game since Cincinnati's Steve Logan back in 2002.
RELATED: Texas A&M's Shooting Woes Plague First 2 SEC Losses
To be honest, this really shouldn't come as a surprise that the 6-foot-1 Walker managed to pull this off. After all, she was the top overall recruit in 2017. Walker was also named the National Player of the Year by Gatorade, Naismith, MaxPreps and WBCA as a senior after winning three Virginia state championships in high school.
UConn coach Geno Auriemma casually picked up win No. 1,042 in his Hall of Fame career and explained how Walker's game has improved since the team's return from Christmas break.
"Her effort is different. Her intensity level is different. Just her whole mannerisms are different. It's obviously showed up in the way she's played in games. These are the kind of games where you just need one person to step up because everyone else is struggling to make any kind of shot. Today, it was her."
-- Geno Auriemma, via ESPN
The itch to get back on the mountain top is starting to creep back again. The Huskies haven't won an NCAA national championship since the 2015-16 season, although they reached the Final Four in those two seasons since. If Megan Walker and the rest of the UConn Huskies team keep playing like this throughout conference play? That "drought" might just end.
If not, there are 11 more national title trophies waiting back home in Storrs, Connecticut.
READ MORE: The Lady 'Noles Start Season Hot, But Have Tough ACC Road Ahead


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require_once __DIR__ . "/bootstrap.php";

use Nette\Debug,
	Nette\Framework,
	dibi;

Debug::timer('benchmark');
$memory = memory_get_peak_usage();
echoBeginHtml();
/********************************************************************************************************************************/

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$em = new \ActiveMapper\Manager(\dibi::getConnection());

echo "
All authors
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// Get all authors
$authors = $em->findAll('App\Models\Author');

foreach ($authors as $author) {
	Debug::dump($author->name);
	Debug::dump($author->blog->name);
}

echo "
Author by ID #3
";
// Get author by id
$author = $em->find('App\Models\Author', 3);

Debug::dump($author->name);
Debug::dump($author->blog->name);

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// Benchmark data
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Q: Unable to fetch record with least timestamp using PHP In my mongo database > sessions collection, every record has a fb_id and ts (timestamp). I want to fetch the least timestamp for a particular fb_id. The following query worked successfully in mongoDB shell:
db.sessions.find({fb_id: "88877"},{fb_id: 1,ts: 1}).sort({ts:-1}).limit(1) // works perfectly

I need this functionality in my PHP script, so I wrote following line of code:
echo $tracking->sessions->find(array("fb_id"=> $document["fb_id"]),array("ts"=>1))->sort(array("ts"=>-1))->limit(1)

However, I am getting following error:
PHP Catchable fatal error:  Object of class MongoCursor could not be converted to string

What is the correct way to fetch this data?

A: You need to extract row from the cursor first:
$cursor = $tracking->sessions->find(array("fb_id"=> $document["fb_id"]),array("ts"=>1))->sort(array("ts"=>-1))->limit(1);
print_r($cursor->getNext());


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Emmanuel Stewart is a Grenadian cricketer who represents West Indies in Under-19 cricket. On 25 January 2017, Stewart made his List A debut for the West Indies Under-19s in the 2016–17 Regional Super50.
Before that, he was named in the West Indies squad for the 2016 Under-19 Cricket World Cup. In November 2017, he was named as the captain of the West Indies squad for the 2018 Under-19 Cricket World Cup.
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Q: How to use cURL to consume an Apache CXF Web Service that take bytes as parameter? This is my Web Service
//the Web Service
 @POST
 @Consumes(MediaType.APPLICATION_OCTET_STREAM)
 public Response upload(byte[] input) {
     // store input somewhere
     System.out.println("Done");
     return Response.ok().build();
 }

How can I test it with cURL?

A: Assuming the binary is in a file, for example an image or something, you can try like this:
$ curl -X POST -d @image1.png  -H content-type:application/octet-stream http://yourserver/path


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Use the tabs below to learn about some of the major milestones in the university's history of computer science and computer technology. As you can see, we've created space for Alumni memories, too. If you have anecdotes and/or pictures to share from working with computers while a student or in your career, please send them by email to csdept@mst.edu. Please include your full name, major(s) and year(s) of graduation and we'll include them in our companion Computer Science Golden Jubilee News and Memory Blog.
We are also creating a display of computer artifacts on campus. If you have old equipment that you would like to donate to the Computer Science department, please email Rhonda Grayson or give her a call at (573) 341-4492 to let us know what you have and to make arrangements for shipping.
The University of Missouri-Rolla introduced the first course in computer science in 1957 and added extensive course offerings in computer science at both the graduate and undergraduate level before degrees in computer science were offered.
Professor Ralph Lee is one of 12 faulty members in the United States to receive special training in computers at the National Bureau of Standards. The campus computer center is established with a grant from the National Science Foundation.
The 1961 Rollamo yearbook notes that both the Math and Electrical Engineering Departments offered computer classes in the 1960-61 school year.
The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) student chapter is established in 1961. It was the 2nd student ACM chapter in the United States. Dr. Ralph Lee, who joined the faculty as a professor of Mathematics in 1946, is the advisor for the chapter.
 Eventually, the Librascope was replaced with an IBM 1620 shown here. From left to right are Herb Alcorn, student Larry Clark (seated) and Dr. Ralph Lee. (Thanks to Susan Hanson Klemmer for identifying Larry.) Herb Alcorn earned an M.S. in Mathematics. His 1964 thesis, which can be found in the Curtis Wilson Library, was titled, "The effect of matrix condition in the solution of a system of linear algebraic equations."
Can anyone provide details on when the machine was installed?
A Master of Science degree in Computer Science is authorized by the university.
In the 1964 Rollamo, a description of the Electrical Engineering department notes: "Frequent revisions in the curriculum and in the content of various courses makes possible the inclusion of recently developed topics such as analogue and digital computers, solid state devices including transistors and crystal diodes, modern circuit analysis, and servomechanisms...The ground floor laboratory has been remodeled into a feedback control systems area where an extensive analogue computing facility is being installed."
First CS Graduates Define Our Golden Jubilee Initialization Year!
Larry Clark and Robert DeLozier become the first two students to graduate from Missouri S&T (then known as UMR) with degrees in Computer Science. DeLozier, left, was Treasurer of the ACM chapter for the 1964-65 school year. Clark, right, was the President of the ACM chapter at the same time.
Both Larry and Robert are deceased. We would welcome any information about their careers and/or contact information for their families.
A Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science is authorized by the university.
Computer Science, previously a discipline within Mathematics, becomes its own department, located in Harris Hall. Dr. Billy E. Gillett is the first Computer Science Department Chair. Gillett is chair from 1968-1972.
A quote from the 1968 UMR brochure lists "an IBM 360/50 with 262,144 bytes of core storage and 42,500,000 bytes of disk storage." The early curriculum stressed mathematical methods, linear programming, time sharing, and hybrid computation.
The present-day Computer Science building is constructed in 1971. The Mathematics and Computer Science departments move there from Harris Hall in time for the Fall 1972 semester. The showpiece of the building is an IBM 360/50 with 262,144 bytes of core storage and 42,500,000 bytes of disk storage.
Can anyone provide details on any follow-on computers beyond the 360?
Dr. John Hamblen becomes chair of the computer science department. He is chair from 1972-1981.
In 1972-1973, the computer science department has 14 faculty members and confers 67 bachelor's and 25 master's degrees.
Grace Hopper visits the university in the spring semester of 1974.
The Ph.D. for computer science is authorized.
First Computer Science Doctorate Student Oct 1977 UMR Alumnus "Patricia McAdams, our first Ph.D. graduate"
The campus purchases $1.2 million in hardware to begin the integration of the most advanced computer graphics education into the undergraduate engineering curricula. Computer-Aided Design/Computer-Aided Manufacturing or CAD/CAM equipment enables students to produce in a short time, high quality and sophisticated engineering drawings at a computer terminal instead of at a drafting table.
Dr. Arlan DeKock, who joined the faculty in 1968, becomes chair of the CS Department in 1981. He serves as chair until 1993. He will later become the founding Dean of the School of Management and Information Systems. Dr. DeKock retired from the university in 2006. and continues to make his home in Rolla, MO. We are pleased to honor him at the Arlan DeKock Recognition Dinner that will begin the CS Golden Jubilee Kickoff at Homecoming 2015.
A robot is added to the CAD/CAM operation. A grant of $250,000 from NSF directed by Dr. Thomas R. Faucett, professor of mechanical engineering, will aid in developing the full capabilities of the CAD/CAM system.
The UMR Computer Science department is ranked in the top 8% of the United States and Dr. Arlan DeKock is chairman. David Dearth is the director of the Computer Center and Otho R. Plummer is Director of Computing and Information Systems.
"The people who constructed it stored a great deal of knowledge about the sun and moon in it. It could be used to predict seasonal changes, eclipses and moon phases, making it a sophisticated computer for the ages."
"It will place a simulation of an ancient computer in close proximity to UMR's modern computer facilities in the Mathematics-Computer Science Building. Given UM-Rolla's emphasis on engineering and the sciences it was felt that a monument such as UMR-Stonehenge would be a particularly appropri- ate and valuable addition to campus.
Dr. George Zobrist becomes chair of the Computer Science Department and serves in this capacity until 1999. He inaugurates the Computer Science Advisory Board, a group of people from multiple industries who provide advice to the department. Advisory Board members serve at the invitation of the chair, and there are no fixed terms. The board is comprised of both alumni and those who are not.
Dr. Daniel St. Clair is named chair of the computer science Department, a position he held until his death in 2005. St. Clair earned his Ph.D. in mathematics with a concentration in computer science in 1975 from Missouri S&T, then known as UMR, and joined the faculty in 1978 as an assistant professor of computer science. His research interests were in the areas of machine intelligence, data mining, neural networks, and databases. He also conducted research in automated detection and evaluation of rail defects, nondestructive evaluation of aerospace structures , and intelligent intruder etection in computer networks.
The Academy of Computer Science is founded during Dr. St. Clair's chairmanship. He also initiates the first endowed Professorship in the Computer Science Department, which was later named in his honor.
Dr. Ali Hurson becomes Chair of the computer science department in January 2008, and serves through 2012. Hurson is the first Ph.D. graduate from the University of Central Florida (1980) and the first recipient of a Ph.D. in computer science from the state of Florida. His research has focused on the design and analysis of computerarchitectures, multidatabases, application of mobile agent technology, mobile databases, mobile and pervasive computing and global information sharing environments.
Dr. Sajal Das is named chair of the Computer Science Department effective September 1, 2013. He also holds the Daniel St. Clair endowed chair. Thanks to Dr. Das for identifying the opportunity to celebrate a Missouri S&T Computer Science Golden Jubilee.
Das earned a Ph.D. in computer science from the University of Central Florida in 1988, a master of science degree in computer science from Indian Institute of Science in Bangalore in 1984, and bachelor of science and bachelor of technology degrees in physics and computer science in 1980 and 1983, respectively, both from Calcutta University. His broad research interests include wireless and sensor networks, mobile and pervasive computing, cyber-physical systems and smart environments, healthcare and sustainability, distributed and cloud computing, security and privacy, social networks, systems biology, applied game theory, and graph theory.
Alumni from all majors, and others associated with the university, are encouraged to share their campus and career memories of using or working with computers. These stories are being posted on our Computer Science Golden Jubilee News and Memories Blog, a companion to the website you are currently viewing. The blog also includes news articles about the Golden Jubilee.
If you have a story or photo to share, please send it to: leittermanp@mst.edu . Be sure to include your full name, your relationship to Missouri University of Science and Technology (e.g. alum, faculty, staff, student), your major and year of graduation if you are an alum (or expected date of graduation if you are a student), and your email so we can contact you if we have any questions.
We've created a Whozit Whatzit section on the blog with computer related pictures from a variety of sources for which we need assistance in identifying people and equipment. Scroll the complete Whozit Whatzit section of the blog or click on one of the recent links below. Use the comments field for each post to share what you know about the pictures. Please note that comments are moderated to weed out spammers, but genuine comments are most welcome and will be posted upon review.


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Manuel F. Cohen (October 9, 1912 – June 16, 1977) served as chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission between 1964 and 1969 and also served as a member from 1961 to 1969.

Born in Brooklyn, he was a graduate of Brooklyn College (B.S. 1933).

During his tenure, the breadth of the prohibitions against insider trading, which had been developed earlier under Chairman William L. Cary, grew substantially as the SEC began to bring the key cases that developed the theories of insider trading on which the SEC relies today.

His daughter Susan Cohen married future United States federal judge Paul D. Borman in 1964.

References

External links
 32nd Annual Report of the Securities and Exchange Commission
 The Saxe Lectures (1976/77) - THE WORK OF THE COMMISSION ON AUDITORS' RESPONSIBILITIES, Manuel F. Cohen (March 8, 1977)

Brooklyn College alumni
Members of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
People from Brooklyn
1912 births
1977 deaths
Kennedy administration personnel
Lyndon B. Johnson administration personnel
Nixon administration personnel