So here I am - one week from giving 26.2 another shot.
I've had an 18 miler and 15 miler, finishing with a wind blown 8 miler today. Thrown in a couple quicker runs mid week. Watched the Phillies win the World Series then had my balloon sizzle as Penn State pulled a stinker in Iowa. Participated in an election that thankfully lacked hanging chads. Ya know, the usual.
So now what? I guess it'll just have to be what it'll be. I'm going to go out there and give it a shot - and hope for the best this time. At least the weather is much more favorable than Florida Chicago heat. Now that we're under a week to go it's time to bring on the weather report!
Motown Philly back again...:) I'm ready, are you?
good luck on sunday, maybe i'll see you at the expo/start line.
Nope but I checked online and I've got my bib #! So bring it!


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Duration: 11 DAYS & 10 NIGHTS
Let us do justice to your choice in selecting us to tour around Sri Lanka. These 11 days of your lives will be promisingly entertaining, exciting and full of new experiences. The tour covers a good range of Sri Lanka's places of interest. Having gathered unique traditional experiences in Anuradhapura, Dambulla, Polonnaruwa, Sigiriya and Kandy, you will then have the most remarkable moments at most attractive places as Unawatuna, Hikkaduwa, Ella, Nuwara Eliya and Pinnawala. Apart from those, your time at Wilpattu National Park will be adventurous.
Arriving to Sri Lanka
Upon your arrival in Sri Lanka, you will be warmly greeted by our representative who will then assist you in a smooth transfer to your hotel in Negombo. If time permits, you will be lucky enough to explore the exotic Negombo. You will be enjoying a great stay overnight at your hotel in Negombo.
Post breakfast in the morning, you will be driving towards one of the most popular national parks in the Island; Wilpattu National Park. Popular for its Willus (natural Lakes) which are filled with rain water, the park is a natural beauty to wander. Wilpattu is known as the largest national park in the Island which is also popular for its Leopards population.
The national park is home to many creatures, fauna and flora. Common captures in the wilderness of Wilpattu include birds as the Painted Stork, Openbill, Jungle Fowl, Pin Tail, Whistling Teal, Spoonbill and reptiles as Mugger Crocodile, Cobra, Rat Snake and Fauna as Palu, Weera, Milla, Satin and Mammals as Elephants, Leopards, Sloth Bear, Sambar Deer and Spotted Deer.
You will be staying overnight at your hotel in Anuradhapura.
Visit Anuradhapura and Aukana
Post breakfast, you will visit the quaint and holy grounds of Anuradhapura. The ancient Kingdom of Anuradhapura which is popular for its well preserved ruins of ancient Sri Lanka still holds pride and honor in upholding all religious rituals and practices with millions of followers and worshippers in and around the city of Anuradhapura. You will see many ruins from past and remarkably attractive temples, stupas and other Buddhist interests as Isurumuniya, Magul Uyana, Vessagiriya, Rathna Prasadaya, Dakkhina Stupa, Naka Vihara, Kiribath Vehera, Samadhi Statue, Toluvila Statue and Ranmasu Uyana.
You will then be taken to visit the great Avukana Buddha Statue located in the city of Aukana. The popular statue which was built in the 5th century is more than 40 feet tall. Followers from all corners of the world pay a visit annually or so to get blessings. The statue shows some artistic influence from Gandhara and Amaravati schools of art in India.
Ending a tiresome day, you will then rest and relax at your hotel in Sigiriya preparing for an exciting tomorrow.
Today, after breakfast gear up to be swept away by the sunrise of Polonnaruwa; the second most ancient city of the Island. The ancient kingdom which was declared as a war heritage site is now a major place of interest for any Buddhist followers for the ruins that remains. Though many took keen interest in ruling Polonnaruwa, King Parakramabahu the first is considered as the real hero for during his reign was when the Kingdom cherished and was considered as the Golden age of Polonnaruwa. During that period agriculture and trade flourished. Later in 1284 with many successors having controlled the kingdom, it was finally invaded. At present, Polonnaruwa remains as one of the best archeological cities in the country which is why your tour will be more interesting.
Prepare to embark on a historical yet a magnificent and an exquisite tour at Sigiriya; one to awe and one to call to magnificent and exquisite. Sigiriya which was also announced as a UNESCO world heritage site promises you a tale to remember. King Kashyapa; son by a non royal consort seized the throne from his father which rightfully belonged to King Moggallana and fled to Sigiriya and built his own kingdom making his imaginations a reality.
The one and only Sigiriya is a must to see for its incomparable beauty and architecture. The premises comprise of an entrance with a Lion's gate, the gigantic Lion's paw, Sigiriya frescoes, water gardens, terrace gardens and boulder gardens.
Having explored the scenic surroundings of Sigiriya, enjoy your scheduled stay at the hotel.
Visit Dambulla Cave Temple, Spice Gardens and Temple of the Tooth
Post an early breakfast, you will be embarking on an interesting tour. First you will be paying a visit to the great Dambulla Cave Temple which is built on a 600 ft high rock. The temple is home to many cave temples that comprise vivid colorful paintings of Lord Buddha, Gods and Goddesses and Kings and Queens. These temples were constructed by King Valagamba to hide himself during invasions and he has used these cave complex to hide for 12 years frequently. The five caves within the premises are namely, Cave of Lord of the Gods, Cave of Great Kings, Cave of Great New Temple, Cave of Western Temple and Cave of Second New Temple. These caves include 45 ft. sleeping Buddha statue, statutes of Gods and Goddesses as well as Kings and Queens as well as many ancient treasures.
Your next stop will be at the Spice gardens where you will learn all basics about growing endemic spices and how they are bred. The spice garden tour will be done by a guide from the spice gardens who will explain every bit of anything you will want to know. The spice gardens include a variety of spices as Chilies, Cinnamon, Cardamom, Saffron and many more.
Your final visit for the day would be the Temple of the Tooth which is one of the main attractions in the Island. The sacred city of Kandy is a must to visit in your tour. The Temple of the Tooth is where the deposits of Lord Buddha lies. Many worshippers from all over the world visit the temple often. This Buddhist temple is purely extraordinary. Sri Lankan culture, beliefs and expectations from the followers are shaped up and communicated in a way by the temple to build a great nation going forth.
Visit Royal Botanical Garden, Pinnawala and Gem Museum
Today in the morning, start your tour with excitement as you will visit the royal botanical gardens. The gardens which is in Peradeniya is beyond explanation. Most popular for its Orchid population, the garden comprises of around 4000 species of plant varieties, species, medical plants and palm trees. Spreading over 147 acres of land, the botanical gardens is a real beauty. The garden was formally designed by Alexander Moon in 1821. The more you explore the more you enjoy at the gardens.
You will next be taken to visit the Pinnawala orphanage of Elephants where you will enjoy the advantage of nurturing the elephants and making them feel better. Visitors are given the privilege to assist in their daily routine as feeding baby elephants with bottles, playing with them and involving in their other daily activities. From the time they wake up to the time they have their daily bath and the day comes to an end, all visitors are privileged to witness.
You will then be taken a tour to the Gem Museum in Kandy. The various types of endemic gems are for exhibition at the museum. These priceless gems at the museum are a true attraction to the Island.
Return back to your hotel in Kandy for overnight stay.
Post breakfast, you will be visiting and spending the entire day at one of the most attractive cities on the Island. Nuwara Eliya being top ranked as a tourist attraction spot since ages with a very pleasing cold weather invites all guests with a warm embrace. Nuwara Eliya is one place to feel free and relax leisurely. The beautiful nature and scenic views lets one feel stolen away. Many attractions in the town will amaze you and let you enjoy your tour after a tiresome and exciting few days. Some places of interest in Nuwara Eliya include, Victoria Park, Golf Club, Horton Plains, Waterfalls, World's End, Entertainment Park, Boat rides in the Gregory's Lake, Ambewela Dairy Farm, Tea land visits and many more. Enjoy this very moment which will amuse you and make you feel alive.
Overnight stay at Nuwara Eliya.
Visit Ella and Little Adam's Peak
Post breakfast, you will then be taken to visit the most charming Ella. With increased popularity since recently, Ella is gaining more and more interest. The natural beauty has everything to offer its guest. The little town is entered passing the popular Ravana Falls which is one major reason for tourist attraction. The Ella has many adventure parks, waterfalls, luxury hotels and best restaurants to offer.
Your next stop for the day would be the Little Adam's Peak in Ella. Popular for jaw dropping scenery and views, the Little Adam's Peak is also 1141 M high and beats every beauty. Feel tempted to spend extra time with this wild beauty before leaving Ella.
You will be transferred to your hotel in Hikkaduwa or Unawatuna for night stay.
Day 09 & 10
Relax in Hikkaduwa or Unawatuna
Today in the morning, enjoy leisurely at the local beaches of Hikkaduwa or Unawatuna while being swept away by the breath taking sunrise. The beaches of Hikkaduwa or Unawatuna are exquisitely beautiful and possess unparalleled beauty. This would be the time for you to enjoy your own pace and relax before leaving this charming Island of Sri Lanka. The freshest and the finest sea fish varieties are a must to try.
Relax and rest at your hotel.
Leaving heavy heartedly with emotional attachment to Sri Lanka will never be easy. Yet time has arrived to bid goodbye for now. You will then be transferred to the Bandaranaike International Airport for your scheduled departure.

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I went to this event last weekend and I've been trying to work out some sort of blog about it ever since. I took pages and pages of notes during the times that the trainers were working in the arena, bit I don't really want to reproduce chunks of those here. The reason for that… well, I've got my theories about what the trainers had in mind while they were working, and what they thought was going on, but I could be completely wrong. Also, I tried typing something up that was just reporting without emotion or putting my own interpretation on things, and it just didn't work. So, let's see how we go with a different approach shall we? This is my personal view. I don't claim to be an expert, and if people disagree with me that's fine, they can go and set out their opinions in their blogs maybe.
So first – what was it all about? Well some brave souls, I understand Grant Bazin was one of them, thought it might be an idea to bring the sort of young horse starting type of challenge that is held in the US and other countries to the UK. You get three trainers, and three young horses, the trainers work with the young horses over a period of time, following some rules, and at the end a winner is announced. It's pretty controversial really.
Which sounds good in theory, but there's been some frankly piss poor treatment of young horses in these competitions in the past. We've seen youngsters chased about in round pens in terror, horses flooded and overwhelmed by the way they've been treated, and little 2 year old babies ridden round by hefty cowboys in western saddles. Would be horrendous wouldn't it?
The organisers of this event wanted to avoid these situations. So they asked for horses to be 3 years old, to have already been exposed to a similar environment for example being shown in hand. They were at pains to emphasise that none of the elements of the competition were compulsory, and that if the trainer didn't feel that it was in the best interest of the horse, or that the horse was not ready for a rider, then they could choose to leave out the ridden goals given in the rules and be judged on their groundwork and preparation of the horse for a rider.
The first test for the organisers came before the competition started, when they looked at the youngsters provided and saw that they weren't developed enough for the competition, and hadn't had the ring experience they had hoped. So the first day started with an announcement that these babies would be used just for un-judged demos, and other horses would come for the competition. This happened, and horses were also withdrawn from the event because one got footsore, and another was deemed unsuitable by the vet judge when she started to work in the round pen. (Looked a bit lame to me, but who knows?).
So what of the actual event? I had mixed reactions. I am sure by now that a lot of people will be stating that all of the horses were treated abusively and the event shouldn't have taken place at all. I respect their opinions. However, young horses that are going to get out and about and compete will always face similarly stressful situations, so I guess my feeling is that the event itself isn't so wrong it shouldn't happen. I always enjoy a chance to meet up with people I know and some that I don't. Having been and watched, I do not think the format of the event results in the young horses getting the best experience they could in that public setting. Or that it results in the spectators seeing the best they representation they could of the style of training on display. I also worry about the tendency for people to go away and "try this at home". But of course that does apply to any situation where anyone is showing others how they will do anything! Even clicker and other positive reinforcement training can be highly traumatic for a horse if some wannabe has a go without guidance and gets it horribly wrong.
The baby horses in the round pens were scared. They were also stressed by the fact that they'd been separated from their companions. They were just horses being horses, I don't think it's helpful to apply labels like dominant just because a horse goes to run over us. Their motivation is fear. Calling them dominant somehow seems to give approval to humans deciding they need to gain "respect" or become a "leader", generally by forceful means. This doesn't mean that we can't take some action to stop a horse running over us, I am suggesting that our perception is important and is going to affect our actions – the way we treat the animal in front of us. Maybe thinking of the horse as being afraid rather than dangerous and dominant might lead people to avoid shanking, just for example.
All of the trainers got their competition horses ridden, and two of them had them walking, trotting and cantering and going over obstacles – the goals set out for the competition. One trainer stopped riding his horse with 15 minutes to spare and without cantering or going over obstacles, which was a good call I think as she was getting tired and a bit unbalanced in trot. She looked sticky in her hind end – I'd have thought the vet judge would have been quick to declare her lame had that been the case. I think this horse looked the most "finished" of the three in terms of what people might have expected to see at the end..
Round pen work isn't always about Join Up and sending a horse away strongly. It can be more about allowing a horse to move, but looking for the tiniest hint that they want to come to the human and stepping back to encourage that, then building on that connection. I wonder about the need for quite so much chasing, and for me there was too much.
Some people have a lot more "energy" and "life" about them than others, put simply they are live wires. Do they happen to get a lot of "lively/feisty/challenging" horses to deal with, or do the horses pick up on that bundle of energy and react to it? Some people push horses into movement without realising they are doing it.
While all of the trainers demonstrated clearly that they know their stuff, and can certainly start horses, I'd have been perfectly happy to have seen them do less. Again, without singling anyone out, it was really nice to see a trainer soothing a horse all over with his hands, or taking up a brush and giving a horse a bit of attention that was clearly appreciated. They could have done less, not got as much done in the way of tasks, but have helped their equines to deal with the fear caused by the environment, find calm and stay calm throughout. That would have been just as impressive to me. As it went it still felt like a race to an end.
I'm reminded of a trainer I know who came to a clinic with a new mantra, which was the word "less". It transformed his horsemanship and made a lasting impression on me. I think that all of the trainers in the Horseman's Calling could do "less" and would find they got more from the horses. That maybe applies more to some than others. It's about setting things up and not being afraid or too impatient, or to feel too short of time to just wait. I was watching Ray Hunt on DVD teaching colt starting a week or so ago, he was watching a cowboy leading a colt through a gate, the colt baulked and stopped, the cowboy made a move to do something and Ray told him to just wait. Then the horse softened and walked nicely through the gate. There were more than a few times at the weekend when I was thinking "wait…!". But then we all know this stuff is really easy when you're watching rather than doing don't we?
Next time, I understand a next time is being planned, maybe we will see more radically different approaches. Maybe someone from a clicker or other positive reinforcement background will come forward to throw a sharp contrast. I know some will argue on principal that they wouldn't support such an event, because it's a stressful environment for a horse. However, I'm sure they could help a horse through that and it would be really good to see how it's done. Ideally we all get to prepare our horses for the future, but every now and then life throws us the unexpected – an emergency trip to the vet, maybe even some minor disaster at home – and we all need a plan to help our horses through it.
I've got to add that for me it was hugely frustrating to leave the event with no idea of how the judges decided who had won. It felt like arrogance to me, as it did when the vet judge wouldn't say why a horse was rejected for the competition after going into the round pen. "Now she's working on a circle I think she looks a bit lame on her near hind" wouldn't have hurt. There was something to the effect of protecting the owner, who of course had put their horse up for a public even and some free education. We were told why one of the day 1 demo horses didn't come back; she was footy after working in the pen straight after a trim, I can't work out the difference.
Personally I would much prefer that young horse starting and loading wasn't presented as a competition and I doubt I'd attend this again (but never say never). I'm not going to object to horses being exposed to stressful environments because that happens to them in many ways as they take part in shows, hack out, visit vets etc. I feel that as long as there is a competition with a title awarded at the end it is human nature to push to tick the most boxes and show off a bit, and that's never going to be the best for the horse. Respect to the organisers and those involved for trying though.
"The horse is very sensitive.
He can feel a fly land on him.
I know you all know this, because you put fly spray on your horses. He can feel a fly land on him, yet you're tugging on him, pulling on him like he weighs a million pounds.


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Q: Buffering when serving videos on Flask app in multiple devices I have created a prototype of a website serving two videos via a Flask application. I am currently testing them in flask's dev server but I am facing buffering issues when serving over 3 devices (sometimes with 3 also, but change in buffer size fixed it). Here's what my code looks like:

def partial_response(path, start, end=None):
    file_size = os.path.getsize(path)
    if(end is None):
        end = start + BUFF_SIZE - 1
    end = min(end, file_size)
    end = min(end, start + BUFF_SIZE - 1)
    length = end - start + 1

    #read file
    with open(path, 'rb') as video_file:
        video_file.seek(start)
        bytes = video_file.read(length)

    response = Response(
        bytes,
        206,
        mimetype=mimetypes.guess_type(path)[0],
        direct_passthrough=True
        )

    response.headers.add(
        'Content-Range', 'bytes {0}-{1}/{2}'.format(start, end, file_size)
    )

    response.headers.add(
        'Accept-Ranges', 'bytes'
    )

    return response

def get_range(req):
    range = req.headers.get('Range')
    print(range)
    m = re.match('bytes=(?P<start>\d+)-(?P<end>\d+)?', range)
    if(m):
        start = int(m.group('start'))
        end = m.group('end')
        if end is not None:
            end = int(end)
        return [start, end]
    else:
        return [0, None]

@app.route("/two.mp4")
def two():
    return render_template('watch_video.html', video_name="two.mp4")

@app.route("/static/videos/two.mp4")
def two_video():
    start, end = get_range(request)
    print(start, end)
    return partial_response("p<ath to two.mp4>", start, end)

if(__name__ == "__main__"):
    app.run(host='0.0.0.0')

Can the buffering be due to:

*

*flask and its blocking API?

*Buffer size?

*Resource capacity of the hosting machine?

*Router limitations?

*Just bad code?
OR may be anything else? I need some guidance.
No of intended devices: 10
No of test devices: 5
Test video size: 1GB

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Q: how to log Nodejs Debug Log into a single place in case of scalable architecture set up using Load Balancer I have a NodeJs based scalable architecture, I want to log all the logs into single place. But in case load balancing, system logs will be scattered to multiple VMs.And I will loose the logs once VM scale down How to solve this issues?
How can I log all logs from all the scaled VMs in instance group into single place.

A: Here you go - use Stackdriver Logging, which is intended for this exact purpose!  https://cloud.google.com/logging/docs/setup/nodejs


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FOLKTASTIC!
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By Arena Webteam - 7th October 2017 10:06pm
The Fugitives hit all the right notes in Church Minshull
Wow! What a night! Canadian folk band 'The Fugitives' played to a packed village hall on Friday 6th October and they didn't disappoint. The audience were treated to a number of songs from the group's new album, 'The Promise of Strangers', and there was fantastic banter between the band and the audience.
The highlight of the evening was when new band member, Carly Frey, played live, The Fiddle from Church Minshull without any rehearsal. What a special moment for all! Read the 'original story here'
Thanks to 'The Fugitives' for treating Church Minshull to such a folktastic evening!
See more pics in the Gallery


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What is an employee beneficiary form? Have you signed one?
The form is a helpful tool for both firms and their staff members
Published: July 28, 2019 15:41 Anjana Kumar, Senior Web Reporter
Sign the form to simplify things for both your firm and your family. Image Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto
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Have you signed an employee beneficiary form? Do you know what it is? Experts in the UAE say that while most employers as part of their recruitment policies make a record of employees' beneficiary details, some don't because it isn't manditory. In such cases what can an employee do to ensure his assets - including and not limited to his gratuity money and leave salary - would be transferred to his legal heir in the event of loss of life?
Gulf News talks to legal experts about what this form is about and how an employee can benefit from it.
Ali Al Haddad, head of Haddad & Associates and chairman at the Lawyer Business Group, said: "A company which respects its employees to meet their obligations will issue an employee beneficiary form. There is no law governing this at the moment," he said.
Mohammad Marria, Managing Director of Just Wills, said: "Gratuity is governed by the UAE Labour Law, however, other assets of a worker in the UAE like life insurance for example [are] not covered. So in the absence of an employee beneficiary form, the company will distribute the assets of the employee as per the UAE Shariah law."
What is an employee beneficiary form?
According to Marria, an employee beneficiary form is a document that people can fill out with the HR department of their companies. "The form ensures details such as who will be entitled to the employee's life assurance in the event of his death. In the case of any loan outstanding by the employee, the legal heir will be required to settle it with the local UAE banks."
He advised UAE employees to hand a copy of this form, which is usually kept with the firm's HR, to their families so they are aware of this.
"Employees benefit from this as this will ensure payment is made directly to the legal heir and the correct person or entity they want to give the proceeds to. Not just that, having an employee beneficiary form ensures the legal heir does not have to run around courts to get their rights."
Challenge without a form
Marria said one of the biggest challenges companies face when an employee dies is tracking their beneficiaries down. "This can be an issue especially when you are trying to locate the family in remote areas especially if they are living in a small town or village. Also, when an employee passes away, the employer has a certain amount of benefit or credit and is not aware who to pass this benefit to especially when there are disputes."
He added: "In cases where the employee has any loans outstanding from a bank, it (the bank) may take an undertaking from the employer that the end of service benefit (EOSB) has to be paid directly to the entity to settle the outstanding loan. In this case the beneficiary form will be ignored."
Haddad said in the absence of a company providing the employer beneficiary form, employees on their part must inform their families about details of the company's HR department. "A contact name, number will be very helpful. The employee can also on his part be a little proactive and give his legal beneficiary details to the company so they can attach the same to his documents."
"So if the employee has the habit of calling his family every week and he does not do it for two weeks continuously, the family member should be able to call his employer and find out his whereabouts," said Al Haddad.
In the UAE, for example, Emiratis have the option of a service called Tawajudi (which translates to 'my place' in English). Tawajudi is a service provided by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (MoFAIC) through UAE Missions abroad, which facilitates the process of communication with its citizens in cases of crises and emergency in order to coordinate their return to their country.
Deepak Ahuja, CEO, NADIA Global Training and Recruitment, said: "As regulations keep evolving in the UAE, I hope that the employee beneficiary form will become a mandatory provision by the companies. This will protect employee interest in case of a situation like this arising. As part of the overall revisit to employee onboarding process, this should also be reviewed."
"This form has a column which captures details of employees family and beneficiary details, incase of any unfortunate circumstance (for payment of outstanding). However, this is not a mandatory requirement and is seen as a 'good to have' practice, rather than a 'must have'."
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SO the idea behind this is that the computer generates 6 random number in the range of 1 to 49, and store them in an array, the user inputs his own 6 guesses, stores them into an array, then each entry is compared to what the computer has stored and for each right guess the counter is incremented by 1. If the counter is 6 then you win, if not you lose.
1) with this import java.util.Scanner; it says thatthis doesn't correspond to the specified code style...?!
3) at the else level it says: 'else' without 'if'...ehm?!
5) the last } says "class, inteface or enum expected"
line 48 -->} not required  , means remove line 48 .
The first value being printed is the user entered value from key board ( which is the the input from user to program).
The second value is from printed from code/program .
35   guesses = theNumbers.nextInt();// here the value is taken from keyboaord user entered value and printed on console as soon as user enters any number.
Please comment line number 37, since it is not required.
This will definitely solve your problem of "values printed twice on console"
Ah, what a donkey I am! Sorry, didn't think about that!
Simple Fibonacci Program - What am I Doing Wrong?
Help with my simple lottery program?
How to make a simple download program?


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Q: Convert between spark.SQL DataFrame and pandas DataFrame Is that possible to
convert from

to
pd.DataFrame
under %pyspark environment ?

A: Try:
spark_df.toPandas()

toPandas()
Returns the contents of this DataFrame as Pandas pandas.DataFrame.

This is only available if Pandas is installed and available.

And if you want the oposite:
spark_df = createDataFrame(pandas_df)


lc-tool will be the initial UI to validate the data view concept. It will serve both as a development tool assisting users with development of their data views and as a very simple reporting tool to simply display some data as a table.
We want to allow users to experiment with data views during development stages (for the data views they create). Later on lc-tool can be used as a poor man's reporting tool.
Michael Hope wants to start digging into Launch Control database. He just heard about this new concept and wants to get started. He wants to run the example data views that are provided on the server he's working with (either dashboard.linaro.org, validation.linaro.org or his own server from the ppa:zkrynicki/lava). Michael uses the new commands to discover and experiment with the data views. He can use this tool to learn about Launch Control database schema.
Torez Smith wants to create a report showing how power management working group changes are affecting C-states across hardware. She starts by using SQL shell to the database to figure out how a query should look like. After getting the query right she registers the data view with her local dashboard and uses lc-tool to check how the query responds to various arguments she provided. Using lc-tool she can start producing simple reports that get sent by email daily.
The design is straightforward. We'll use existing infrastructure in lc-tool to wrap new API exposed by the server. The front-end is very limited and mostly displays/formats what the server returned.
lc-tool will be extended to support this new XML-RPC API, existing generic tabular dataset renderer present in lc-tool will be used to display the results.
Query the data view with the specified NAME.
to this sub-command. Optional arguments may be omitted for server-specified defaults.
The result will be displayed as a tabular data.
The actual arguments depend on the data view.
order_by: optional string, defaults to "pathname"
but also allows to change sorting and filter results by pathname.
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National Mushroom Month
National Mushroom Month is a time dedicated to raising people's awareness of the amazing and diverse range of mushrooms. The event is supported by the US Department of Agriculture, whose experts use different channels to talk about the importance of mushrooms in human life and their health benefits. The more you learn about mushrooms, the more important they will become to you.
Mushrooms were first used in cooking in ancient Egypt, confirmed by the hieroglyphs found in the tombs. Then mushrooms were considered a source of immortality, therefore they were available only to the wealthy elite. In 1990, a law was signed in America regulating the promotion of mushrooms, relevant research, and consumer information. As part of following this law, the US Mushroom Council has established a month dedicated to this. The corresponding law was signed by George H. W. Bush, the president of America at the time. However, the measure came into force only in 1993.
Interesting facts about mushrooms
The mushroom capital of the world is located in the small town of Kennett Square, Pennsylvania. About a million pounds of mushrooms are produced here every day.
Every year Kennett Square hosts the Mushroom Festival, which begins with a parade. Guests can also visit mushroom farms and wholesalers and buy fresh mushrooms or dishes from them.
Mushrooms are a source of various useful substances – copper, potassium, protein, fiber, zinc, and selenium. Scientists continue research in the medicinal uses for mushrooms.
There are edible and non-edible mushrooms. Only cultivated species are available in stores, not wild ones. They are available all year round.
Distinctive features of poisonous mushrooms are red on the stem or cap, white gills, or a ring or skirt on the stem.
Expand your cookbook with some new mushroom recipes. It can be soup, scrambled eggs, or pizza. Share the holiday on social media using the hashtag #NationalMushroomMonth. Carefully study the types of mushrooms and make your own chart of your most favorite ones. But we do not recommend picking mushrooms in the wild, since it is very difficult to distinguish edible from inedible species. Better visit the nearest store or a farm.
When is National Mushroom Month celebrated in 2022?
National Mushroom Month is observed on September 1 each year.


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Ашраф Дари (; ) — марокканский футболист, защитник клуба «Брест» и сборной Марокко.

Клубная карьера
Дари — воспитанник клуба «Видад». В 2017 году он дебютировал в чемпионате Марокко. В составе клуба  Ашраф трижды выиграл чемпионат и завоевал Лигу чемпионов КАФ. Летом 2022 года Дари перешёл во французский «Брест», подписав контракт на 4 года. Сумма трансфера составила 2,7 млн. евро. 7 августа в матче против «Ланса» он дебютировал в Лиге 1. 21 августа в поединке против «Анже» Ашраф забил свой первый гол за «Брест».

Международная карьера
7 декабря 2021 года в матче Арабского кубка против сборной Саудовской Аравии Дари дебютировал за сборную Марокко.

Свой первый мяч за национальную команду забил 17 декабря 2022 года в матче против сборной Хорватии за третье место на Чемпионате Мира в Катаре.

Достижения
«Видад»
 Победитель чемпионата Марокко (3): 2018/2019, 2020/2021, 2021/2022
 Победитель Лиги чемпионов КАФ: 2021/2022

Примечания

Футболисты Марокко
Игроки сборной Марокко по футболу (до 20 лет)
Игроки олимпийской сборной Марокко по футболу
Игроки сборной Марокко по футболу
Игроки ФК «Видад»
Игроки ФК «Брест»

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In this course the student will develop a cohesive body of self-directed studio work. Individual written proposals will outline an appropriate program emphasizing conceptual growth, continued technical development and material understanding. Evidence of text-based research will accompany focused and integrated studio research.


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Chemically storing solar power
Nature shows us how it is done: Plants can absorb sunlight and store its energy chemically. Imitating this on large industrial scale, however, is difficult. Photovoltaics convert sunlight to electricity, but at high temperatures, the efficiency of solar cells decreases. Electrical energy can be used to produce hydrogen, which can then be stored -- but the energy efficiency of this process is limited.
Scientists at TU Wien (Vienna) have now developed a new concept: By combining highly specialised new materials, they have managed to combine high temperature photovoltaics with an electrochemical cell. Ultraviolet light can be directly used to pump oxygen ions through a solid oxide electrolyte. The energy of the UV light is stored chemically. In the future, this method could also be used to split water into hydrogen and oxygen.
Special Materials for High Temperatures
As a student at TU Wien, Georg Brunauer started pondering possible combinations of photovoltaics and electrochemical storage. The feasibility of such a system depends crucially on whether it is able to work at high temperatures. "This would allow us to concentrate sunlight with mirrors and build large-scale plants with a high rate of efficiency", says Brunauer. Common photovoltaic cells, however, only work well up to 100°C. In a solar concentrator plant, much higher temperatures would be reached.
While working on his doctoral thesis, Brunauer managed to put his ideas into practice. The key to success was an unusual choice of materials. Instead of the ordinary silicon based photovoltaics, special metal oxides -- so-called perovskites -- were used. By combining several different metal oxides, Brunauer managed to assemble a cell which combines photovoltaics and electrochemistry. Several research partners at TU Wien contributed to the project. Georg Brunauer is a member of Prof. Karl Ponweiser's research team at the Institute for Energy Systems and Thermodynamics, Prof. Jürgen Fleig's group (Chemical Technologies and Analytics) and the Institute for Atomic and Subatomic physics were involved as well.
Creating Voltage and Pumping Ions
"Our cell consists of two different parts -- a photoelectric part on top and an electrochemical part below", says Georg Brunauer. "In the upper layer, ultraviolet light creates free charge carriers, just like in a standard solar cell." The electrons in this layer are immediately removed and travel to the bottom layer of the electrochemical cell. Once there, these electrons are used to ionize oxygen to negative oxygen ions, which can then travel through a membrane in the electrochemical part of the cell.
"This is the crucial photoelectrochemical step, which we hope will lead to the possibility of splitting water and producing hydrogen", says Brunauer. In its first evolution step, the cell works as a UV-light driven oxygen pump. It yields an open-current voltage of up to 920 millivolts at a temperature of 400°C.
The photoelectrochemical cell has now been presented in the journal Advanced Functional Materials, but the research project continues. "We want to understand the origin of these effects by carrying out a few more experiments, and we hope that we will be able to improve our materials even further", says Brunauer. If the electrical power can be increased a slightly, the cell will be able to split water into oxygen and hydrogen. "This goal is within reach, now that we have shown that the cell is working", says Georg Brunauer. The concept is not only useful for the production of hydrogen, as it could also split carbon dioxide into carbon monoxide. The produced energy carried in the form of hydrogen and carbon monoxide can be used to synthesize fuels.
To make the leap from the university lab to an industrial prototype, Georg Brunauer has founded the startup company NOVAPECC. Together with TU Wien, he has filed several patents; Brunauer was supported by the University's Research and Transfer support, by the startup-support programme INITS and the Austrian Research Promotion Agency (FFG).
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http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/adfm.201503597/full
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Dipl.-Ing. Georg Brunauer
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georg.brunauer@tuwien.ac.at
Institute for Energy Systems and Thermodynamics
Getreidemarkt 9, 1060 Wien
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Château Royal d'Amboise Tours and Tickets
Situated overlooking the city of Amboise and one of hundreds of UNESCO-listed Châteaux of the Loire, the grand Château Royal d'Amboise was home to French royalty from the 15th–19th centuries. Built in the Gothic and Renaissance styles in the late 15th century, the hilltop castle is accessible on foot, and just over an hour from Paris by train.
Montee de l'Emir Abd El Kader, Montée de l'Emir Abd-el-Kader, Amboise, France
Tours and Activities to Experience Château Royal d'Amboise
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Day tour of Chateaux of Chenonceau, Amboise, Da Vinci Clos Lucé & Caves Ambacia
Combine visits to 2 major Loire Valley chateaux on this small-group excursion from Tours, France. With an intimate group of 8 people or fewer, visit le Clos Lucé, the Amboise Royal Castle, and Chenoceau for wine tastings. Skip-the-line entrance to the wineries is included.
Loire Valley Three Top Castles Small-Group Day Trip with Wine Tasting
Stroll through the châteaux of Chenonceau, Chambord, and Amboise on this full-day tour from Paris to the UNESCO-listed Loire Valley. Admire Chenonceau's amazing floral gardens, and marvel at the sheer grandeur of Chambord, the largest chateau in the valley. At Amboise, see the quarters of King Francois I and the tomb of Leonardo Da Vinci. Learn from an informative guide about each site, and fit in souvenir shopping along the way.
Loire Valley Day Trip with Chenonceau, Chambord and Cheverny Castles from Paris
Majestic castles and wine tastings make up this unforgettable day trip to the charming Loire Valley. Skip-the-line admission to the chateaux of Chambord (or Amboise) and Chenonceau is included, with your choice of a licensed guide or audio guide. Get an up-close look at the extravagant glamour of the French aristocracy and gain insight into life within these Renaissance residences. Travel by luxury coach from Paris.
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Loire Valley Castles Small-Group Day Trip & Wine Tasting from Paris
Spend a day away from Paris and discover three châteaux—Amboise, Chenonceau, and Chambord—in the Loire Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After enjoying the scenic drive to central France by air-conditioned minivan, independently explore the châteaux. Find out which castle the royals favored, where Leonardo da Vinci's remains are buried, and which castle is so stunning that it boasts its own UNESCO status. Round-trip transportation and a wine tasting session are included in this day trip.
Amboise Discovery Segway 45mn
At the controls of your Segway Segway, enjoy a fun and unusual experience! Follow your guide to discover the hidden stories of the city of Amboise! Effortlessly explore all the emblematic sites of the city. This circuit lasts 45 minutes and always begins with 15 minutes of initiation.
Loire Valley Hot-Air Balloon Ride
Savor views of the beautiful Loire Valley from an unbeatable vantage point – on a hot air balloon ride! Soar over the fairy-tale châteaux, sweeping vineyards and winding waterways of the UNESCO-listed Loire Valley on a thrilling 1-hour flight. Spot iconic landmarks like the Château de Chenonceau and Amboise castle from above, then toast your safe landing with a glass of Champagne.
Loire Valley Castles VIP Private Tour: Chambord, Chenonceaux, Amboise
Follow in the footsteps of French royals and aristocrats on a day trip from Paris to the Loire Valley, home to more than 100 châteaux and many of the finest in France. Most are impossible to visit without a car, so relax as a personal chauffeur takes you to a trio of the most impressive estates—Amboise, Chenonceaux, and Chambord. An art historian guide accompanies you inside for a detailed look at these time capsules of French history.
Loire Valley Castles Private Trip including Wine Tasting from Paris
Explore the Loire Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and visit the region's most famous castles on this private day trip from Paris. Traveling in a luxury minivan with your own personal guide, you'll visit 3 châteaux, including Chambord, Amboise and Chenonceau. Plus, you'll enjoy a Wine Tasting Session in the charming little town of Amboise. Receive the personalized attention of your private guide throughout.
Loire Valley Day Tour From Paris
The riverside villages, vineyards, and magnificent chateau of the Loire Valley are about a 1.5-hour train ride from Paris. With this tour, make your own way to the Loire Valley from Paris using your included round-trip train tickets, and meet your guide and small group on arrival. During your full-day tour, visit four of the most popular Loire Valley chateau—Chambord, Chenonceau, Amboise, and Cheverny—and enjoy guided tours at each castle.
Wine tasting tour in Loire Valley with castle visits and lunch
Bask in the glorious landscapes of the Loire Valley during this full-day wine-focused trip from Paris. Visit the historic Château d'Amboise, where Leonardo da Vinci is buried, and the surrounding town. Enjoy a 3-course lunch at a local restaurant and sample local wines during a tasting at a local winery while you hear commentary from wine producers. Numbers are limited to six people on this small-group tour, ensuring you spend an intimate day with like-minded wine lovers.
3 Loire Valley Castles Small-group by Minivan with Tickets & Wine Tasting
Visit three historic chateaux during this small-group, full-day excursion to the Loire Valley, departing from Paris. Travel comfortably in a chaffeured Mercedes minivan in a group capped at only six participants. Tours include admission tickets and a visit to a local centuries-old wine producer with a complimentary tasting.
Chambord, Chenonceau and Amboise Private One-Day Tour from Paris
During this amazing trip to the Loire valley we have got pickup and drop-off included with a private vehicle with a Chauffeur. We pick you up from your hotel or residence in Paris. In addition to a private chauffeur we have a private tour guide for you as well who explains you about the history and culture during your trip. You will wander through the Loire valley's gorgeous castles and gardens and travel along the king's road to Amboise, Chenanceau, and Chambord castle. After the trip we drop you off at your hotel or residence in Paris.
Mont St. Michel, D-Day Beaches & Loire Valley Castles, 3-Day Private from Paris
Enjoy this 3-day tour in two of the most beautiful regions in France: NORMANDY and THE LOIRE VALLEY. Start your trip in the city of Bayeux to admire the 70 meters long middle age Tapestry, Listed World Heritage by UNESCO. Continue to the coast and visit the Landing beaches of the D-Day and the American Cemetery. On the second day visit the Mont Saint Michel classed by UNESCO as a world heritage in 1979 and continue to the walled city of Saint-Malo. Return to Paris in bullet train. Finally travel to the city of Tours, board your minibus for an incredible CASTLE tour through the Loire Valley, UNESCO´s World Heritage since 2000. You will have a guided visit of: Château de VILLANDRY, known for its beautiful gardens; Château de CHENONCEAU, one of the best-known of the Loire valley, and one of the two to have been built in the river bed; and Château d'Amboise recognized as Historical Monument by the French Ministry of Culture since 1840. Leonardo Da Vinci spent his last days in this Château.
Loire Valley 2 full Days with Train Ticket from Paris + 4 castles, all inclusive
Leave the busy city of Paris behind and escape to the quaint Loire Valley for two days of visiting castles and tasting French wines. This all-inclusive tour departs from central Paris by train and includes all transportation between locations in the Loire Valley. Visit chateaus and castles, sample wine at local vineyards, tuck into delicious French cuisine, and much more during this small-group tour.
LOIRE VALLEY: Your selection of three castles to visit (Day-trip from PARIS)
There are many fascinating castles dotted around the Loire Valley. Ensure that you see only those that interest you with this private tour from Paris. Choose three castles—perhaps Chateau de Chambord, Chateau de Cheverny, and Chateau de Chenonceau or Chateau Royal d'Amboise—and explore them in the company of your guide.
Loire Valley Full-Day Private Guided Tour with Hotel Pickup
Marvel over three of the Loire Valley's most magnificent castles on this private full-day tour from Paris. Choose to visit up to three châteaux, including the mighty Chambord, with its Leonardo da Vinci designed staircase; the 17th-century palace of Cheverny or the lavish Blois Castle. Alternatively, snap photos of the fairy-tale Chenonceau or follow in the footsteps of the Valois dynasty at the Chateau d'Amboise. Best of all: this private tour means undivided attention from your guide and the chance to customize your itinerary to suit your preferences.
Self-ride E-bike tour to Chenonceau through the forest from Amboise
Enjoy Loire Valley landscapes and a masterpiece of its Unesco listed heritage thanks to this self-drive E-Bike itinerary designed (and tested!) by our passionate local team! After cycling along the lovely streets of Amboise and its timbered-houses, immerse into the great forest of Amboise where the French Kings used to hunt ! On the way, you will cycle near local farms and fields before arriving to the must-see Chateau de Chenonceau. Discover its fascinating history as well as its unique architecture as it is built on the river Cher. You will also have a chance to learn everything about the vineyards surrounding Chenonceau and producing some open and fruity white and red wines. You will also have the opportunity to stop to visit Château d'Amboise and Clos-Lucé during your ride (not included)
Loire Valley 2 Days+one night VIP +train Ticket From Paris+4 Castles+wines
Escape the Paris crowds on this two-day tour to the Loire Valley, with round-trip transfer via high-speed train ensuring a hassle-free trip. Dedicate your days to attractions such as Chambord Castle and the last home of Leonardo da Vinci and avoid hidden costs with overnight accommodation, as well as meals and admission fees, included. The small-group tour size ensures an intimate experience, plus plenty of time to sample Loire Valley wine.
Photography tour of Château Amboise
Develop your photography skills while capturing the magic of Château Amboise, resting place of Leonardo da Vinci and once home to several Kings of France. Our expert guidance and local knowledge ensure you will get the best possible images from your visit. Capture the details many miss. Suitable for all camera types from DSLR, Mirrorless, Point & Shoot to Mobile Phone and Tablet. Your guide, tutor and local resident, Mark Playle is a prize winning photographer who has shot London Fashion Week, Le Mans 24hr and photographed Daphne Selfe, one of the world's top Supermodels. His work has been displayed at The Photography Show in the UK and at FESPA in Hamburg. Combining his passions for Photography, Teaching and France, Mark founded Photograph France in 2010. Customised tours are available for an additional fee. Contact us for details.
Private day tour to Loire Valley castles from Paris
France's Loire Valley is a royal region seeded by beautiful towns and villages, each of them with its own castle. It is called as well the "Garden of France" due to the abundance of vineyards, gardens, fruit orchards and cherry fields that are spread along the valley. On our private driver guide tour from Paris you could enjoy the numerous visits of castles, tastings of well-rounded wines & sparkling Vouvrays, attractions like troglodyte dwellings and the local food specialities. Touring with private guide brings a huge flexibility to the day. Depending on your mood or interest you guide will be able to propose you the best way to see Loire Valley.
Loire Valley private one full day tour, with Round Trip Train Ticket From Paris
This private tour includes a round trip TGV train ticket from Paris. Do not spend hours in a bus in traffic.Visit the famous castles: Chambord, the Clos Lucé; Leonardo Da Vinci last home, and the castle of Amboise with a local guide and taste the delicate wines of the region. Everything is included: round trip train tickets from Paris, Loire Valley transportation, tour guide, castle entrances, coffee and croissants at your arrival in Vendôme. ,gourmet lunch. You will also meet a winemaker and taste his or her wine.You are returned to the train station of Vendôme in the early evening and will be back in Paris in 42 minutes.This is a private small group, limited to 6 persons for the same party. Read more about this special one day Loire Valley experience!
Loire Valley Castles Private 1-Day Tour from Paris by Train & Minivan
Take the TGV (Bullet train) to the city of Tours where you will meet your English-speaking guide/driver to board your minibus for an INCREDIBLE CASTLE TOUR through the LOIRE VALLEY which is referred as the "Cradle of the French" and the "Garden of France" due to the abundance of vineyards, fruit and vegetable fields. It is also considered as UNESCO´s World Heritage since 2000. You will have a guided visit of three Châteaux: Château de VILLANDRY, especially known for its beautiful gardens; Château de CHENONCEAU, one of the best-known châteaux of the Loire valley, and also one of the two to have been built in the river bed; and finally Château d´AMBOISE recognized as Historical Monument by the French Ministry of Culture since 1840. Leonardo Da Vinci spent his last days in this Château. At the end of the day return to Paris in the Bullet train (TGV) an be there in one hour.
Excursion 2 days Loire châteaux Chenonceau Amboise Clos Lucé L. from Vinci Azay ..
An exceptional day, for luxury tourism, transported in a Mercedes S-Class Limousine with a private driver, intentional, at your service. Surprise & fresh water on board. I am Sylvain your Driver, and I will suggest to you by e-mail several days before departure, to book your night and your lunch in the restaurant and hotel that you have chosen following a few proposals.
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8-Day Paris, Normandy and Brittany Small Group Sightseeing Tour
Discover during this 8-Day trip in Small-group up to 25 persons the 7 most popular highlights of Paris and Normandy - Brittany: like Mont Saint-Michel, Cancale — oysters capital of France, Saint Malo — corsair city, Normandy's capital Rouen, picturesque Honfleur, fabulous Etretat. Paris Sightseeing City tour, Louvre Museum, Versailles, Eiffel Tower, Latin Quarter and Montmartre walking tour, Paris by night with Seine cruise. Optional day trip "Three Loire Valley Castles from Paris with Tickets & Wine Tasting" as a highly recommended Experience about French Renaissance. We offer EXCURSIONS PACKAGE INCLUDING THE HOTEL ACCOMMODATION and Airport CDG - Hotel - CDG transfers. Our tourist class hotels are located in the 9 Arrd. of Paris close to Opéra Garnier, where all our Excursions do start: You can choose between 2*, 3* and 3*+ hotels. We accommodate the guests at a 3*/3*+ hotel close to Mont Saint-Michel. More multi-day tours in France and day-trips from Paris by Clewel Travel.
Should I book Château Royal d'Amboise tickets in advance?
We recommend booking e-tickets ahead of time to secure your spot since Château Royal d'Amboise can get crowded. If you book with Viator, you can cancel at least 24 hours before the start date of your tour for a full refund.
How much does it cost to visit Château Royal d'Amboise 2022?
Currently, an entrance ticket to Château Royal d'Amboise costs USD 32.54. Guided Château Royal d'Amboise tours start around USD 32.54 per person.
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Okakura Tenshin (1863 - 1913)
Tenshin was born in Yokohama of Sagami Province (=Now Kanagawa Prefecture).
His given name was Kakuzo.
His father, Kanuemon, ex-Samurai of Fukui clan, changed career to a foreign trade merchant.
So that Tenshin was immersed at an early age in listening to English.
Tenshin attended to Tokyo Kaisei School (=Now Tokyo University) and studied under Ernest Fenollosa.
In 1890, Tenshin was one of the principal founders of Tokyo Bijutsu Gakko (Tokyo School of Fine Arts), and a year later became the head.
Later, he was ousted from the school in an administrative struggle.
He founded Nihon Bijutsu-In (Japan Art Institute) with Hashimoto Gaho and Yokoyama Taikan.
He was invited to the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston in 1904 and became the first head of the Asian art division in 1910.


Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA) in dogs is the canine equivalent of retinitis pigmentosa (RP) in humans and is characterized by vision loss due to degeneration of the photoreceptor cells in the retina. This degenerative disease eventually leads to complete blindness. PRA affects more than 100 dog breeds, and is caused by numerous mutations. One variant, prcd-PRA, only accounts for a very small proportion of PRA cases in the Golden Retriever breed. Two new causes of PRA in Golden Retrievers have been identified and are refered to as GR-PRA1 and GR-PRA2.
PRA-1 is a results of a frameshift mutation in SLC4A3 gene in golden retriever dogs with progressive retinal atrophy GR-PRA1. This variant was present in 56% of PRA cases in the Golden Retriever breed.
Research at AHT, in collaboration with scientists from at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences and Uppsala University, have identify have identified a recessive mutation that is associated with the development of a form of PRA in the Golden Retriever, known as GR_PRA2. Approximately 15% of known PRA cases in the breed. In addition GR_PRA2 has to date been identified in dogs from the USA, Canada, UK, Sweden and France.
Both GR_PRA1 and GR-PRA2 are inherited in an autosomal recessive manner. This means that both forms of the disease will occur only if two copies of the identical mutation are present; carriers of one copy of the either mutation do not show disease. By ensuring that at least one parent is Normal/Clear either variant then no affected offspring will be produced. See below for expected breeding outcomes when the GR-PRA1/GR-PRA2 genotype have been determined by DNA testing.
PRA1/PRA1 Affected The dog carries two copies of the mutant gene and is homozygous for GR-PRA1. This dog will be affected and will always pass on the defective gene to it's offspring.
PRA1/n Carrier Both the normal and mutant copies of the gene detected. Dog is a carrier for the GR-PRA1 mutation and can pass on a copy of the defective gene to its offspring 50% of the time.
PRA2/PRA2 Affected The dog carries two copies of the mutant gene and is homozygous for GR-PRA2. This dog will be affected and will always pass on the defective gene to it's offspring.
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By Olympian2005,
July 26, 2021 in General Olympics Discussion
Olympian2005
Location:Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Interests:Baseball, Olympic Games, Sports
Earlier today i was watching Skateboarding and two 13 year olds won gold and silver in the woman's event?
That got me thinking, why then is their a Youth Olympic Games?
They're only a thing cause Jacques Rogge (previous IOC president) wanted to leave behind something for his so-called legacy. But what they really are, is just a waste of resources.
Well, Skateboarding too, may NOT have minimum age reqs. I mean I don't think you will see 27-year olds participating in Skateboarding or Snowboarding maybe?
TorchbearerSydney
Having unaccompanied, 13 year old girls, travelling the world and participating in a very dangerous sport is a recipe for disaster.....that really should have an age limit of at least 16.
As you say there is the Youth Olympics.
2 minutes ago, TorchbearerSydney said:
But the winner is a home-grown kid who did even have to travel overseas. So what are you talking about??
Did you read my post- it was about the broader issue of unaccompanied under age girls (around much older competitors and sport administrators) and the inherent dangers of the sport... Whether the winner travelled overseas is a minor academic point.
There were many under age girls in the competition.
Ikarus360
Interests:Olympism, music, art, 2D/3D animation, world culture.
11 hours ago, Olympian2005 said:
Poor attempt from the IOC boomers to connect with younger audiences.
15 minutes ago, Ikarus360 said:
Others done that attempt before the IOC did:
*Gymnasiade
*International Children's Games
*SELL Student Games
*Universiade
*World Interuniversity Games
*Commonwealth Youth Games
*CPLP Games
IOC is not alone when it comes to youth sports.
Location:Plano, TX, USA
The unwritten reality of the YOGs is they are for candidate cities that cannot host the big version. It gives places like Singapore and Buenos Aires who do not have the financial resources or infrastructure a chance to say we hosted an Olympics. The IOC also used them as a way of saying "the Olympics are finally going to Africa" although we are seeing even the YOGs are well beyond the capabilities of a city like Dakar.
On 7/26/2021 at 9:22 PM, WD96 said:
Universiade cannot be compared to YOG. Age range there is just like in the Olympics basically.
Australian Kiwi
Location:Geelong
On 7/28/2021 at 4:42 AM, stryker said:
Whats with this view you have on Singapore? You've mentioned it in another thread. It is so uninformed.
Singapore is a wealthy, highly developed country with a standard of living that probably surpasses that of the average American.
5 hours ago, Australian Kiwi said:
I lived in Singapore for two years. Great standard of living and the 2nd best metro in the world (still prefer NYC). Singapore does not have the sports facilities to handle the Olympics. Space is also limited. Great city though. Would make a great Asian Games host.
10 hours ago, stryker said:
I find it interesting that someone who "lived in Singapore for two years" would also say that it "doesn't have the financial resources or infrastructure to handle the Olympics".
You need to read more carefully. Good transport equals good infrastructure. Singapore is a financial hub. I never said Singapore didn't have the financesor infrastructure. Doha also has the money. Even with all this, any actual talk of an Olympic bid briefly included Kuala Lumpur which I'd put on par with either New Delhi or Jakarta. Singapore would have to build quite a few sports venues that would leave questioner legacies such as a slalom canoe course, a velodrome, and at least one to two more 10,000 seat arenas. Then there's the football stadiums. Singapore cannot host a SOGs on their own. And their neighbors are third world countries which the IOC is clearly atearimg away from. Singapore with either Malsysia or Indonesia would have no shot beating either a compact bid from the likes of London, Seoul, Shanghai, or Madrid.
SkiFreak
Location:Calgary, AB, Canada
Interests:Skiing... sure, there's some other stuff too.
Was 13 the youngest in Tokyo?
1 hour ago, SkiFreak said:
I believe a 12 year old table tennis player competed for Syria
26 minutes ago, antiperspirant said:
Yikes. IMHO, minimum age for the Olympics should be 19 or 20.


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Court documents released Wednesday reveal two additional victims. Castillo is alleged to have stolen at least one other car and burglarized another, after which he tried to run over the owner. Later, he robbed another person at gunpoint, prosecutors say.
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Castillo, who was shaking and sobbing in his shackles during the brief court appearance, did not enter a plea. His next court appearance is scheduled for Oct. 5.
Castillo's mother reportedly was a drug-addicted prostitute who took PCP while pregnant with Castillo and later taught him to shoplift and rob homes by sneaking into doggy doors.
"He didn't have a chance," Mandel said.
Castillo, who has a lengthy criminal record, including carjacking and gang affiliations, is accused of shooting a man at a Willow Glen Chevron gas station on Friday, and then an hour later, carjacking and kidnapping Nguyen, who he later killed, prosecutors contend. Her body was found the next day at a house in North 12th Street.
But his alleged crime spree was apparently more extensive than police had previously reported. Castillo was also arraigned on charges connected with other crimes police say he committed this month.
On Sept. 6, police say, he stole a Nissan. A week later, he is alleged to have broken into a Mercedes and tried to strike a male owner with a vehicle. The next day, according to the charges, he robbed a man at gunpoint, stealing a wallet, phone and jewelry.
Prosecutor James Leonard would not elaborate on the additional allegations or comment about possible accomplices who might have helped Castillo escape a police dragnet Friday. Castillo had crashed Nguyen's Lexus and fled, police say, after being shot by a police officer. Somehow, on foot and with a bullet wound in his arm and chest, he escaped the massive dragnet and made it more than 100 miles to West Sacramento. Police say they believe the two marijuana collective employees helped Castillo get there, but they gave no further details.
Castillo was arrested in a Little Caesar's pizzeria Sunday night.
Wednesday morning, the pot co-op was dark and closed.
The glass door to the TreeHouse Marijuana Co-Op was also busted in; glass shards lay scattered on the sidewalk of the industrial neighborhood, and the doorway had been boarded up. No one answered calls left to the co-operative. A sign inside displayed the collective's hours as 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. seven days a week.
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Sept. 6 — Steals a Nissan 300ZX.
Sept. 13 — Burglarizes a vehicle, assaults owner.
Sept. 14 — Commits an armed robbery, taking a wallet, phone and jewelry.
Friday — Attempts to rob a man at a Willow Glen Chevron station, firing a handgun and wounding him.
Friday — Carjacks and kidnaps Cindy Nguyen at The Plant shopping center, and shoots Nguyen. Her body was found the next day.
Friday — Drives Nguyen's car at San Jose police Officer Bret Hatzenbuhler.
A look at the prosecution and defense in the Castillo case.


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