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13 Szczep Harcerski "Poznańska Czarna Trzynastka" imienia hetmana Jana Zamoyskiego – szczep drużyn harcerskich Związku Harcerstwa Polskiego działający na terenie Poznania, współpracujący z VIII Liceum Ogólnokształcącym im. Adama Mickiewicza. Od 1999 wchodzi w skład Hufca ZHP Poznań-Śródmieście "Siódemka" im. hm. Sylwestra Wietrzykowskiego. Patronem szczepu jest hetman wielki koronny Jan Zamoyski.

Nazwa
Początkowo "Poznańska Czarna Trzynastka", gdy działała jeszcze przy Gimnazjum im G. Bergera w Poznaniu, nie miała ani numeru "13", ani koloru czarnego, a patronem nie był Jan Zamoyski. Nazwą obecnej "Trzynastki" była – Drużyna Harcerzy im. hetm. Stanisława Żółkiewskiego. Obecnego patrona drużyna uzyskała w czerwcu 1919 roku, podczas gdy drużyna Żółkiewskiego została podzielona na starszą i młodszą (Zamoyskiego). Numer "13" otrzymano prawdopodobnie w 1920 roku, a określenie "Czarna Trzynastka" wprowadzono w 1922 roku. Kolor "Czarny" wprowadził drużynowy Mieczysław Wasilewski, ustanawiając nowy kolor chusty oraz krótkie czarne spodnie (nieobowiązujące dzisiaj) do umundurowania. Możliwe, że było to związane z pseudonimem Wasilewskiego – "Czarny Wilk".

Historia

Pierwsze dziesięciolecie
Drużyna Harcerska im. hetm. Stanisława Żółkiewskiego rozpoczęła swą działalność 2 lutego 1919 roku w Miejskiej Szkole Realnej im. Gotthilfa Bergera przy ul. Strzeleckiej w Poznaniu. Pierwszym drużynowym został dh Antoni Kopczyński, siedemnastoletni uczeń Gimnazjum im. Bergera. Drużyna była bardzo liczna (ponad 70 harcerzy w 7 zastępach), z tego powodu, w czerwcu 1919 roku podzielono drużynę na dwie mniejsze: młodszą im. het. Jana Zamoyskiego (drużynowy Tadeusz Frąckowiak) oraz starszą im. Stanisława Żółkiewskiego (drużynowy Bolesław Waniorek). Pierwszy obóz harcerski odbył się w Bytyniu (pow. szamotulski) i uczestniczyły na nim obie drużyny. We wrześniu dwie drużyny zespolono w jedną, tym razem pod patronem Zamoyskiego. Imię Stanisława Żółkiewskiego przeszło wraz z częścią harcerzy do utworzonej 20 września 1919 roku drużyny w Gimnazjum im. K. Marcinkowskiego. W 1920 roku, w związku z inwazją sowiecką na Polskę i udziałem trzynastaków na froncie, praca drużyny została mocno ograniczona, a drużynowi musieli być zmieniani co parę miesięcy. Sytuację ustabilizował dopiero dh Mieczysław "Czarny Wilk" Wasilewski. To on wprowadził czarny kolor chusty oraz nazwę "Czarna Trzynastka". Na początku roku szkolnego 1922/1923 "Trzynastka" otrzymała swoją pierwszą harcówkę w gmachu szkoły im. G. Bergera. W latach 1925-1926 nastąpił krótkotrwały podział drużyny (powstała 13B Drużyna Harcerska). W 1925 "Czarna Trzynastka" została sklasyfikowana przez Chorągiew Wielkopolską jako jedna z trzech najlepszych drużyn harcerskich w Wielkopolsce. W latach 1926-29 nastąpił "boom" na sprawy sportowe w drużynie. Harcerze zamiast zajmować się wyrobieniem harcerskim, większość czasu poświęcali treningom sportowym. Dzięki temu zainteresowaniu, w 1928 roku Czarna Trzynastka Poznań uzyskała niebywałe, historyczne osiągnięcie – osiągnęła mistrzostwo Polski w koszykówce mężczyzn. W 1927 roku 13. Drużynę Harcerską im. hetm. Jana Zamoyskiego przekształcono na Gniazdo XIII DH im. Jana Zamoyskiego (forma odpowiadająca dzisiejszemu szczepowi), w której znalazły się trzy drużyny: harcerska (starsi harcerze), przygotowawcza (młodsze klasy) oraz wilczęta (klasy pierwsze). W 1930 roku powrócono do wcześniejszej formy działalności.

Po 1992
W latach 90. "Trzynastka" działała przy VIII Liceum Ogólnokształcącym im. Adama Mickiewicza w Poznaniu, gdzie w 1994 roku powstały drużyny starszoharcerskie (ob. wędrownicze: "Czarna" (męska) oraz "Biała" (żeńska). W 1992 roku powstał Hufiec ZHP Poznań-Śródmieście im. hm. Sylwestra Wietrzykowskiego, do którego "Poznańska Czarna Trzynastka" dołączyła w 1999. Program "Siódemki" różnił się od innych hufców, był bardziej innowacyjny oraz starał dostosowywać się do obecnych zainteresowań młodzieży. "Trzynastka" szybko znalazła w nim swoje miejsce, co może potwierdzić objęcie w 2001 roku stanowiska komendanta hufca przez trzynastaka hm. Błażeja Stankowskiego, a następnie przez phm. Artura Kaczmarka. Harcówka PCT znajdowała się przy ul. Lodowej na poznańskim Łazarzu, jednak została utracona w 1996 roku. W 1996 powstały dwie drużyny młodszoharcerskie w szczepie: "Mała Biała" oraz "Mała Szara" przekształcona później w 13. PDH "Zawisza". W 2001 roku, w związku z zanikiem młodszej młodzieży w szczepie, "Poznańska Czarna Trzynastka" zaczęła działać na nowych terenach. Jako nowy teren wybrano Osiedle Różany Potok, na którym zorganizowano festyn rodzinny, dzięki któremu do trzynastki przybyło wiele nowych harcerzy. Powstała wtedy 13. PDH "Mewy" skupiająca dziewczynki. Ponadto swoją działalność rozpoczęła dziewczęca 13. Gromada Zuchowa "Dzielne Wiewiórki", a później również chłopięca 13. GZ "Włóczykije". Obie gromady w 2007 roku połączyły się w jedną "Dzielne Wiewiórki i Włóczykije". Jesienią 2002 odbył się rejs szczepu jachtem SY Zawisza Czarny na trasie Gdynia – Visby – Hel – Gdynia, a w 2004 na Bornholm i do Kopenhagi.

W związku z reformą szkolnictwa i odcięciem najmłodszych klas licealnych oraz odebraniu przez dyrekcję VIII LO harcówki, w szczepie nastąpił kryzys, a cała działalność została przeniesiona na Różany Potok. W 2008 roku powstała 13. PDHS "Tramp" pod wodzą dhn Agaty Pietras, która skupiała dziewczęta z gimnazjum, a 11 stycznia 2009 roku odbyła się pierwsza zbiórka 13. PDHS "Grzmot" (chłopcy z gimnazjum), której drużynowym został dh Mikołaj Podworny.

Od roku szkolnego 2015/2016 szczep ponownie współpracuje z VIII Liceum Ogólnokształcącym im. Adama Mickiewicza w Poznaniu. W roku 2017 drużyny wędrownicze nawiązały współpracę z Aeroklubem Poznańskim, w wyniku czego "Trzynastka" otrzymała nowy magazyn, a dziesięcioro wędrowników przeszło kurs spadochronowy, uwieńczony trzema skokami samodzielnymi.

Drużyny

Uwagi

Bibliografia
 Michał Najgrakowski: Z dziejów "Czarnej Trzynastki", Media-Expo, Poznań, 2011

Harcerstwo w Poznaniu
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Q: Add Range along with text in outlook Below coding is working fine to send an email with the excel range. Just wanted to all "Hello**" at the top of the email Body (Left alignment). Please assist.
Dim OutApp As Object, OutMail As Object
    Dim wdDoc As Object, wdRange As Object
    Dim rng As Range
    Dim i As Long

    Set rng = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Certificate").Range("A1:O36")
    Set OutApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
    Set OutMail = OutApp.CreateItem(0)

    With OutMail
        .To = ""
        .BCC = ""
        .Subject = "Subject"
        .Display

        Set wdDoc = .GetInspector.WordEditor
        Set wdRange = wdDoc.Range(0, 0)

        wdRange.InsertAfter vbCrLf & vbCrLf

        rng.Copy

        wdRange.Paste

        DoEvents

        Set wdRange = wdDoc.Range(0, wdDoc.Characters.Count)

        'wdRange.ParagraphFormat.Alignment = wdAlignParagraphCenter

        For i = 1 To wdRange.Tables.Count
            wdRange.Tables(i).Rows.Alignment = wdAlignRowCenter
        Next i
    End With

    Set OutMail = Nothing
    Set OutApp = Nothing
End Sub

A: Try the next way, please:
Sub sendOutlookMail()
    Dim OutApp As Object, OutMail As Object
    Dim wdDoc As Object, wdRange As Object
    Dim rng As Range, i As Long

    Set rng = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Certificate").Range("A1:O36")
    Set OutApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
    Set OutMail = OutApp.CreateItem(0)

    With OutMail
        .To = ""
        .BCC = ""
        .subject = "Subject"
        .display

        Set wdDoc = .GetInspector.WordEditor
        With wdDoc
            .Paragraphs(1).Range.InsertAfter ("Hello!" & vbCrLf)

            rng.Copy
            .Paragraphs(2).Range.Paste
        End With
    End With
End Sub

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The herd has been let out of the barn...or should I say studio? Visit Ocala's Historic Square this evening and join the celebration. Five of the 27 horses will be displayed.
"Horse Feathers" w on't be on the Square tonight, but you can take a ride out to Ocala Stud Farm to see him, 4400 SW 27 Avenue. He isn't right on the road, but you can go down the drive way a bit...and there he is. Yes, you have permission to get out and take photos. Please do not get onto the horse or put your little ones on his back for a quick photo. The fiber glass forms are not made to take the weight and the paint is fragile and will chip.
Go to http://www.ocala.com/article/20110929/topic02 10/110929639 to see "Horse Feathers" up close and personal. Then go to http://ocala.com/article20110929/multimedia/110929619?tc=ix for an interactive map showing the location of each horse.
Festival + Rain = ?
The Thornebrook Village Art Festival was a challenge. Saturday was hot and muggy....surprising since last week's temps were on the cool side (for Florida that is). Lots of people turned out anyway. Sunday was pretty much the same with rain in the afternoon. As a result, the show officials allowed the artists to pack up about 3:30 pm. since patrons had already headed for shelter.
Even with the weather issues this is a nice show. Everyone is always upbeat and pleasant and the whole weekend has a festive atmosphere. People do come out and buy which is an even bigger plus for the artists. I had several low end things go home with collectors and then this delightful young man got my attention saying "I want to buy that one". I reached for the small print I thought he was pointing to and he said "no, the really big one". Yep it turned out to be a great weekend!
Art Festival at Thornebrook is this weekend Saturday Sept. 24 and Sunday Sept. 25, 10 am to 5 pm each day.
This is a the finest small arts festival in North Central Florida. If you have not been to this festival you have missed some fun. Come on out and stroll the covered walkway and grounds of the Thornebrook Village Outdoor Mall in Gainesville, Florida.
Visit me in Booth # 66 on the south side of the mall. The gift-giving holidays are upon us and I have new paintings and prints to fit everyone's budget.
Something new has been added to give you more choices in prints: 8"x10" Fine Art Reproductions matted and ready for you frame. These are priced right and make wonderful gifts for teachers, friends and family.
The week ahead is daunting: pick up the last two paintings from patrons for the Appleton Museum Exhibition , tweak a couple in my studio, finish painting the one I started yesterday, varnish, frame and label them all. The collection of approximately 37 paintings must be delivered to the Appleton Monday morning, Sept. 26. The exhibit opens to the public Saturday, Oct. 1 and runs through Nov. 20. I have been asked to speak about the collection on Friday night, Sept. 30 at the Member Preview Reception....oh my, always makes me nervous. The "Rainbow Springs" painting posted here is in the exhibition.
Show Festival season is here and my first one is this weekend at the Thornebrook Village Festival in Gainesville, Sept. 24-25. In addition to finalizing the Appleton Exhibition I need to put together the collection I am taking to the Festival.
The herd of horses painted for the Horse Fever Project is to be unveiled and the artists introduced to the media Tuesday evening Sept. 20 at Signature Brands Corp. It will be exciting to see all the horses together, since only 5 are being shown to the public Friday, Sept. 29.
This is a wonderful way to start the busy week ahead.....cool temps with a slight breeze blowing, birds singing, steaming cup of java as I read the morning paper on my patio. Yep, I still like to sit quietly and read a newspaper I can hold and turn pages.
The last few months have been extremely hectic for me. But, I can only blame myself for over scheduling. I have a problem saying no, like many of you, which causes me to obligate myself to more than time will allow so I scramble to get it all done. Luckily I have an understanding husband, who after 44 years of marriage, puts up with me until the storm blows over.
I started the summer re-inventing my gallery, changing the name to Sabal Palm Art Gallery and Studio, taking on 2 new wonderful partners and throwing a fabulous opening party with champagne flowing throughout the evening. All the time and work that went into publicity paid off with several articles and photos in the newspaper as well as each of the Ocala magazines. The gallery was packed and a number of paintings found new homes.
Six Artists Six Prairies is a super project that I have been working on with 5 other professional artists. We are visiting and painting six prairies in the area with the goal of using our art to draw attention to Florida's unique prairies and the need to preserve them and to the importance of encouraging and supporting art and artists in the community. Look for our first show November 12 sponsored by Alachua Conservation Trust at Tuscawilla Cabin in Micanopy. A portion of the painting sales goes to non-profit conservation groups.
Then came painting "Horse Feathers" for Marion Cultural Alliance's Horse Fever fund raiser. Painting a life-sized horse and learning to use acrylics at the same time was no easy task. MCA also invited me to participate in another fund raiser for the arts called Artist Within. I am paired with a super lady and have been working with her as she creates a painting for the final auction.
One would think that was enough but nooooo, while all this was going on I was gathering paintings from several patrons around the state and creating new ones for my solo exhibition at the Appleton Museum of Art in Ocala. I had no idea that putting together a collection of over 35 paintings was such a big job.
Thornebrook Gallery in Gainesville invited me to participate in a group show this month, of course I said yes. The Thornebrook Village Art Festival is coming up and Fine Arts for Ocala Art Festival is in October. Yes, you will find me at both shows.
And that brings me to the holidays! I have plans for new Christmas Ornaments similar to the ones I made last year with Roseate Spoonbills on them. And, of course, all the other things planned for the gallery...you will hear more about that later.
Don't get me wrong....I am not complaining just explaining.
This weeks auction painting is all about alligators. I painted it at Kanapaha Botanical Gardens in Gainesville, Florida. The birds and turtles saw him coming and scampered out of the way.
Alligators are definitely prehistoric creatures. That thick, leathery hide provides great protection. They move slowly on land unless attacking a bite to eat. In the water they are graceful and glide through the water.
Bids start at just .99 cents and shipping and packaging are FREE. The deadline to place a bid is 6 pm EST, Tuesday September 13.


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50 Cent Endorses Donald Trump For President
50 Cent isn't a fan of Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden's tax plan, so he said he's going to be voting for President Trump.
On Monday, 50 posted a shot of a TV screen that showed the top tax rates in California, New Jersey, New York State and New York City for Americans earning more than $400,000 a year, according to the tax plan proposed by the Biden Administration.
He commented on the photo by saying,"WHAT THE F—K! (VOTE For TRUMP) IM OUT, F—K NEW YORK The KNICKS never win anyway. I don't care Trump doesn't like black people 62% are you out of ya f---ing mind."
The rapper has rejected supporting Trump's presidential campaign in the past. Last year in an interview, 50 said he turned down Trump's $500,000 offer to come to his 2016 inauguration, saying, "All money's not good money." But in an interview with Billboard in July, he saluted the President's unapologetic demeanor and cited him as the reason he chooses to follow his blueprint.
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The honeymoon phase is over. Well, maybe not entirely but this trip you will now bring along your bundle of joy (or joys) that you have created out of the love you have for each other. Keiki is the Hawaiian word for child and is interpreted as "little one". Yes these little ones can bring us a joy and happiness that we have never experienced otherwise. They teach us things about our character that we didn't even know. They challenge us in new ways and bring out our biggest fears, one being traveling with keiki!
Kauai with Keiki blog is written by a mother and father of two, ages 5 and 7 both teachers with over 13 years of experience each who like to be prepared and have a plan. We frequently travel back to the mainland to visit family and friends. Upon returning from our latest trip in which we visited 4 different states, we realized that we were craving information on what to do with our keiki in these areas. We wanted up to date information from the inside perspective, written by a family that actually experienced it. We wanted suggestions on where to go, where to eat, and what to bring. We wanted to learn about the community where we were. We created this website as a resource for families who are looking for an inside perspective on where to go and what to do on Kauai.
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MIKE JONATHAN
Mike has been a directing cameraman and director for over 26 years working in television and film, also making award winning documentaries such as "Making Good Men" in 2017 which won best doco of the year at the NZTV awards, "Target Zero", a documentary following Mike King's journey to bring suicide numbers to zero, "Freezing Works", following Kiwis going to Iceland to work in their meat processing plants for 2 months and "Road to the Globe", about Māori actors performing Shakespeare's play, Troulus and Cressida in Te Reo Māori to a London world audience. Mike has also made an array of Māori short films that have won International acclaim.
LARA NORTHCROFT
Committed to the development of Rotorua and of the wider region, we are youthful yet experienced; we are passionate about our craft and strive to create a high quality product. We are bi-cultural with networks in both the mainstream and Maori media. We are passionate about our Maori Culture and capacity building our rangatahi. We are active members within the community with fresh innovative ideas and access to a dynamic group of industry practitioners also passionate about working and living in Rotorua and about sustaining a thriving Screen Industry in our region.
PIRIPI CURTIS
Managing Director of Hikoi NZ Ltd, Piripi Curtis was previously a school teacher, however was lured away from the classroom to join his brother Richard Curtis who is a seasoned camera operator with over 20 years experience in the television industry. The brothers share an interest in hunting, so through Richard's television contacts the two went on to pitch a hunting show to Maori Television an Indigenous television network in New Zealand and well the rest is history.
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Q: Tracing the origin of noTimeout cursors I'm currently managing a Mongo DB instance that has several applications using it. It's been accumulating noTimeout cursors, and, while it's easy enough to cull them if they start getting overwhelming, it's a waste of memory and I'd like to track down the culprit process.
Is there some way to view the origin of noTimeout cursors? Any information, whether it's the original query, the collection it's on, or even the data that's left over, would be immensely useful.
According to these docs, it appears that the only information I can get on the cursors is in db.serverStatus().metrics.cursor and includes only counts of the cursors, not any data about the individual cursors.
Is there a way to get additional information?
My apologies if this isn't appropriate for DBA, it didn't seem like the right kind of question for SO and seemed too dev focused for ServerFault. Please let me know if this is an issue.

A: I ended up using this command:
mongo --quiet --eval "var c=new Mongo();var o=[];db.adminCommand('listDatabases').databases.forEach(function(d){o=o.concat(c.getDB(d.name).currentOp(true).inprog.filter(function(d){return d.op=='query';}).map(function(d){return d.query;}));});o" > cursor.json

The expanded form of the actual js in there is
var conn = new Mongo();
var cursorInfo = [];
db.adminCommand('listDatabases').databases.forEach(function(d) {
    var database = conn.getDB(d.name)
    cursorInfo = cursorInfo.concat(database.currentOp(true).inprog.filter(function(d) {
                return d.op == 'query';
            }).map(function(d) {
                return d.query;
            }));
});
cursorInfo

The command will get the information from db.currentOp(true).inprog about current querying cursors for every db and save it into the file cursor.json.


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