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Die BMW F 750 GS ist ein Mittelklasse-Motorrad vom Typ Allround-Enduro der Marke BMW. Das Modell wurde im Jahr 2018 als Nachfolger der BMW F 700 GS vorgestellt und ist Teil der BMW GS Familie.

Historie
Die BMW F 750 GS sowie das Schwestermodell BMW F 850 GS sind die jüngsten Vertreter der F-GS-Reihe von BMW. Die F-Reihe begann 1993 mit der gemeinsam mit Aprilia produzierten BMW F 650 mit einem Einzylinder-Viertaktmotor von Rotax mit 652 cm³ Hubraum. Es folgte zwischen 2000 und 2007 die BMW F 650 GS mit gleichem Motor von Rotax, jedoch mit Einspritzung statt Vergaser.
Zwischen 2008 und 2012 wurde die F 650 GS mit dem Rotax-Parallel-Twin-Zweizylinder mit 798 cm³ Hubraum ausgerüstet, der seit 2006 in ähnlicher Form in der BMW F 800 S und ST, und ab 2008 auch in der Enduro BMW F 800 GS verwendet wurde. 2012 folgte dann das leistungsreduzierte Schwestermodell BMW F 700 GS mit gleichem Parallel-Twin-Motor. Seit 2018 werden die beiden motorgleichen und auch in weiteren Details sehr ähnlichen Modelle F 750 GS und F 850 GS produziert.

Das Präfix "F" steht, wie bei BMW üblich, für "Fun" bzw. "Funduro" und das Suffix GS für Gelände und Straße.

Seit Mitte 2022 ist die mit einem Dauerschmiersystem ausgerüstete und hart-beschichtete M Endurance-Kette im Komfort-Paket erhältlich; laut BMW ist sie wartungsfrei.

Motor
Die F 750 GS hat einen wassergekühlten Zweizylinder-Viertaktmotor mit vier über Schlepphebel betätigten Ventilen pro Zylinder, zwei obenliegenden Nockenwellen und Trockensumpfschmierung. Die Zylinderbohrung von 84 mm und der Kolbenhub von 77 mm ergeben einen Hubraum von 853 cm³. Die Höchstdrehzahl beträgt 9000 min−1. Mit einem geregelten 3-Wege-Katalysator erfüllt der Motor die Abgasnorm Euro 4, seit Mitte 2020 die Euro 5-Norm.

Die Vorgängermodelle F 800 GS und F 700 GS waren mit einem 798-cm³-Zweizylinder-Reihentwin-Motor mit 360° Zündversatz, also gleichlaufenden Kolben, ausgestattet. In den seit 2018 produzierten Modellen F 850 GS und F 750 GS ist es nun ein 853-cm³-Zweizylinder-Reihentwin mit 90 Grad Hubzapfenversatz und einem Zündversatz von 270 Grad. Dieser Motor hat Ausgleichswellen. Durch diese Bauweise und Zündfolge hat der Motor ein ähnliches Verhalten wie ein V2-Motor.

Im Gegensatz zum leistungsstärkeren Schwestermodell F 850 GS mit 70 kW (95 PS) ist die Leistung der F 750 GS durch eine geänderte Motorsteuerung auf 57 kW (77 PS) begrenzt. Der Motor wurde von BMW konstruiert, wird aber bei BMWs Kooperationspartner Loncin in China gefertigt. Der Verbrauch liegt nach einem Test des ADAC zwischen 4,1 und 4,5 l/100 km;, bei Autobahnfahrt mit einer Durchschnittsgeschwindigkeit von 130 km/h wurden in einem anderen Test 6 l/100 km ermittelt. Der Auspuff besteht aus Edelstahl.

Das Motorrad kann auch mit auf 35 kW (48 PS) reduzierter Leistung für den Motorradführerschein A2 ausgeliefert werden.

Konstruktive Merkmale
Statt eines Gitterrohrrahmens wie das Vorgängermodell hat die F 750 GS einen Brückenrahmen aus Stahlprofilen in Schalenbauweise mit höherer Torsionssteifigkeit. Auch ist der Tank nicht mehr unter der Sitzbank, sondern über dem Motor eingebaut.

Serienausstattung (Auszug)

 E-Gas (Ride-by-Wire)
 ABS, abschaltbar
 ASC (Automatic Stability Control), abschaltbar
 Fahrmodi Rain und Road
 Instrumentenkombination mit Bordcomputer Pro
 LED Rücklicht mit dynamischem Bremslicht
 LED-Scheinwerfer (Abblend- und Fernlicht)
 Elektronische Wegfahrsperre (EWS)

Sonderausstattung (Auszug)
 Dynamic ESA (elektronisch einstellbares Fahrwerk)
 DTC (Dynamic Traction Control)
 Fahrmodi Pro Dynamic und Enduro
 ABS Pro (Kurven-ABS)
 LED-Scheinwerfer inkl. LED-Tagfahrlicht
 Connectivity inkl. 6,5" vollfarbiges TFT-Display
 Intelligenter Notruf eCall
 Schaltassistent Pro
 Keyless Ride
 RDC (Reifendruckkontrolle)
 Temporegelung
 Griffheizung
 Komfortsitzbank mit 830 mm Sitzhöhe

Unterschiede zwischen F 750 GS und F 850 GS
Motor, Getriebe, Rahmen und viele weitere Teile der beiden Schwestermaschinen sind vollkommen gleich, die Ersatzteilnummern oft identisch. Die Unterschiede liegen vor allem darin, dass die F 750 GS ein wenig mehr auf Straße, die F 850 GS mehr auf Gelände ausgelegt ist. Die wesentlichen Unterschiede sind:

Motor
Die Motoren beider Maschinen sind gleich. Die gegenüber der F 850 GS reduzierte Leistung der F 750 GS wird nur durch die geänderte Motorsteuerung erreicht.

Die Leistungs- und Drehmomentdiagramme beider Maschinen zeigen, dass die F 850 GS nur bei hohen Drehzahlen ab ungefähr 6000 min−1 ein höheres Drehmoment und damit mehr Leistung hat.

Fahrwerk

Sitzhöhe

Die größere Sitzhöhe der F 850 GS resultiert vor allem aus dem mit 21" größeren Vorderrad sowie den größeren Federwegen vorn und hinten. Die Sitzposition mit den Füßen auf den Fußrasten ist wegen der identischen Rahmen beider Maschinen nahezu gleich.

Kritiken

Neuzulassungen in Deutschland

Die Werte in Klammern zeigen die Zahlen der weiblichen Halter.

Weblinks
 Seite der F 750 GS bei BMW

Einzelnachweise

F 0750 GS

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Moksha: Here to Go
Moksha is made up of Sam Lemos, on vocals; Jeremy Parks, on guitars; Pat Gray on drums and percussion; Brian Triola, on organ, keyboards, and vocals; and John Heishman, on bass and vocals. Moksha is the Hindi word for liberate, and this band's music does just that to the sound of progressive rock music. This Las Vegas band has a unique sound which blends 70s jazz rock so well with progressive sounds familiar from the same decade.
The album opens to the sounds of the city before the trumpets, heavy bass, keys, guitars, drums and percussion take over. Lemos' vocals have a great mix of sounds similar to Jan-Henrik Ohme, from Gazpacho combined well with maybe Marty Balin from Jefferson Airplane. You can even hear some sounds similar to Graham Nash at times throughout the songs. Great vocals are important and this band has it covered well.
The musicianship is excellent throughout, combining rock rhythms and excellent guitar with jazzy sounds and percussion. It's as if the bands Chicago and Steely Dan began grooving with maybe King Crimson. Imagine Pink Floyd or Crimson with a backing horn section.
"Arrival", "The Seed", "Measure of All Things", "Starswarm", oh heck, it's all good! This album is full of dramatic and moving moments. A great, diverse sound for a band. The guitar solos are amazing. Very entertaining and one of the most diverse musical experiences I have had this year within one album.
1. Arrival
2. The Seed
3. Real Show
4. Measure of All Things
5. Into Thin Air
6. Starswarm
7. Here To Go
8. Bubbles
9. Leg Up
10. Fruit Of Tulum
11. Awaken My Love
12. Entranced
13. Sampling the Sample
Added: September 11th 2011
Reviewer: Mark Johnson
Related Link: Moksha Time.com

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Q: Handling with large JSON data in python My JSON (~500mb) file has multiple JSON objetcs, actually i just need to use the "customer_id" colunm. When i execute the code below, it gives memory error.
with open('online_pageviews.json') as f:
     online_pageviews = pd.DataFrame(json.loads(line) for line in f)

Here is a example of an JSON object in "online_pageviews.json"
{
"date": "2018-08-01",
"visitor_id": "3832636531373538373137373",
"deviceType": "mobile",
"pageType": "product",
"category_id": "6365313034",
"on_product_id": "323239323839626",
"customer_id": "33343163316564313264"
}

Is there a way to only use the "customer_id" column?
What can i do to load this file?

A: You should be able to do this if you manage the amount of data you actually have floating around. Since you only need the customer ID don't bother loading any of the other data into your dataframe.
customer_id_array = []
with open('online_pageviews.json') as f:
    for line in f:
        customer_id_array.append(json.loads(line)['customer_id'])
online_pageviews = pd.DataFrame(customer_id_array,columns = ['customer_id'])

This way can you significantly cut down on how much extra memory you were previously using.
(Im not sure if your system will be able to handle this as customer_id_array can still get pretty big but it should be much better than before. If it cannot you may need to look for some online options for renting systems with more memory.)

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NJ-Pa. bridge agency spending watchdog resigns
Carol Comegno
Courier-Post
CAMDEN – The Delaware River Port Authority's inspector general has resigned, saying a "hostile work environment" has prevented him from issuing a report on the agency's performance.
Thomas W. Raftery III submitted his resignation letter Monday to the authority chairman, Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. James Cawley, and several other DRPA commissioners.
Raftery, a former FBI agent hired by the bistate agency two years ago as an official independent watchdog, will leave effective Oct. 17.
In his letter, Raftery alleged interference by unnamed DRPA board members in Office of the Inspector General matters, criticism of OIG audits, internal investigations of his staff and lack of action on a formal complaint he filed about the situation four months ago.
The letter said the DRPA "has fostered an environment that makes it difficult, if not impossible, for OIG to obtain the necessary information and/or documents from staff in order to perform effective audits."
A "hostile work environment" has left him and his office ineffective and unable to issue reports, Raftery wrote. "This is clearly not in the best interest of the toll payers and is inconsistent with ... the stated goals of the board to restore openness and transparency."
Raftery has prepared a major audit of the DRPA operation that has yet to be released because the authority is reviewing it and seeking staff responses to the findings. The vetting has been mentioned at DRPA meetings since early this year.
Audit committee Vice Chairman Rick Taylor and DRPA CEO John Hanson expressed surprise at the resignation. They declined to comment on specific allegations.
"I know he has not been happy with the authority, and it was apparent at public meetings there were some personality clashes with certain commissioners, but it kind of hit me blindsided," Taylor aid.
Taylor added he and Eugene DePasquale, the audit committee's chairman, had told Raftery to let them know of any obstacles in his way and to share them with the CEO.
Taylor and other commissioners supported a vetting process when Raftery submitted his report to the commission months ago.
"Those mentioned in the report needed to be given an opportunity to respond so the commissioners can reach their own conclusions," Taylor said.
DePasquale said the DRPA should take the allegations seriously, but that "does not mean they actually happened."
"I thought he was doing a good job, and we certainly wish him well," he added. "Now we will have to start a full search to find a good replacement."
Raftery oversees a staff of six, including three auditors. The office's salaries total $479,000, including $135,000 a year for Raftery.
The DRPA appointed him inspector general in January 2012, saying he would ensure proper spending practices and weed out waste.
The DPRA's operations include four bridges crossing the Delaware River, including the Ben Franklin and Walt Whitman spans, and the PATCO Hi-Speedline between Lindenwold and Philadelphia.
The agency has faced scathing criticism for conflicts of interest and spending on economic development projects instead of on its bridges. The DRPA also is under federal investigation for past spending practices and has turned over subpoenaed documents.
Raftery this year identified more than $500,000 in errant spending at the agency in presenting an update of several audits and investigations by his office since 2012.
He identified more than $400,000 in erroneous payments to an unnamed vendor and recommended billing changes and recovery of the money.
Raftery also told DRPA commissioners he stopped an overpayment of more than $100,000 to the recipient of an authority economic development grant.


National Institute of Nutrition (NIN) was founded by Sir Robert McCarrison in the year 1918 as 'Beri-Beri' Enquiry Unit in a single room laboratory at the Pasteur Institute, Coonoor, Tamil Nadu. Within a short span of seven years, this unit blossomed into a "Deficiency Disease Enquiry" and later in 1928, emerged as full-fledged "Nutrition Research Laboratories" (NRL) with Dr. McCarrison as its first Director. It was shifted to Hyderabad in 1958.
Applications are invited from eligible candidates for the following positions under the project entitled: "Understanding the Role of Vitamin B12 in Diabetic Neurodegeneration: Implication of Protein Quality Control Processes" - funded by DBT and executing agency is NIN.
Essential Qualifications : Masters degree in Biochemistry/ Life Sciences/ Pharmacy from recognized University.
Desirable : Experience with Animal Experiments (Rat Model) and Cell Culture studies.
Nature of duties : Performing animal and lab experiments, Cell Culture, Biochemical & Molecular Biology methods.
Consolidated Emoluments : Rs. 16,000 + 30 % HRA per month fixed without any other allowances for 1st and 2nd year. Rs. 18,000 + 30% HRA per month fixed without any other allowances for third year.
Tenure : Initially upto one year, extendable to next 2 years based on the performance and release of funding by DBT.
Place of work : Biochemistry Division and NIN animal facility, NIN.
*Age Concession: Age relaxation is admissible in respect of Retrenched Government Employees, Departmental Candidates (including projects), and Ex-Servicemen in accordance with the instructions issued by the Central Government from time to time. Age concession to the extent of service rendered in other research projects will also be admissible for experienced and skilled persons.
The candidates should bring all original certificates of educational qualifications (from SSC onwards), Experience, Aadhaar Card & Community Certificates along with one set of photocopies of the same duly attested (can be self attested) along with a passport size photograph for attending the Written Test/ Interview. No TA/ DA will be paid for attending the Written Test / Interview. The recruited project staff is eligible for leave as per rules and will have to give an undertaking before joining.
The conditions of employment will be the same as that of the project staff on contract basis. The candidates have no right to claim for any regular employment at this Institute. The Director & Appointing Authority has the right to accept/ reject any application without assigning any reason(s) and no correspondence in this matter will be entertained. Candidates applying for more than one post need to submit separate application for each post. Age, qualifications, etc., will be reckoned as on the date of written test/ interview.
Date & Time of Written Test/ Interview : 15-04-2019 from 09:30 A.M. onwards.


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Şorbaçı (also, Shorbachi and Shorbachy) is a village and municipality in the Jalilabad Rayon of Azerbaijan.  It has a population of 605.

References

Populated places in Jalilabad District (Azerbaijan)


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This free family event invites residents to learn about the power of public works through interactive exhibits, activities for kids, equipment displays and guided tours of the Mississauga Transitway and Traffic Management Centre. Families will also enjoy a variety of entertainment including ArtworkX, an exhibit that merges art and infrastructure.
This year, the Road Safety Committee invites visitors to the launch of the City's Please Slow Down campaign at 1 p.m. The campaign encourages residents to slow down on neighbourhood streets. Please Slow Down lawn signs will be available for pick up during the event.


In this course you will acquire the knowledge and skills to follow defined OHS policies and procedures relating to work being undertaken.
By the end of the course you will be able to Identify and follow workplace practices for hazard identification and risk control, apply OHS practices to own work and contribute to participative arrangements for management of OHS.
Assessment will be in the form of observation and your ability to identify and follow workplace practices for hazard identification and risk control, apply OHS practices to own work and contribute to participative arrangements for management of OHS. Also by questioning for underpinning knowledge.


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package git4idea.branch;

import git4idea.GitLocalBranch;
import git4idea.GitRemoteBranch;
import javax.annotation.Nonnull;
import javax.annotation.Nullable;

/**
 * Holder for Git branch and the branch it is "connected" with. It is tracked branch or so called "matched" branch.
 *
 * @author Kirill Likhodedov
 */
public class GitBranchPair {
  private @Nonnull
  GitLocalBranch myBranch;
  private @Nullable GitRemoteBranch myDestBranch;

  public GitBranchPair(@Nonnull GitLocalBranch branch, @Nullable GitRemoteBranch destination) {
    myBranch = branch;
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  }

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Nianzou Tanguy-Austin Kouassi (Paris, 7 de junho de 2002), conhecido apenas como Tanguy Nianzou, é um futebolista profissional francês que atua como zagueiro. Atualmente joga no .

Carreira
Depois de passar por FC Épinay Athlético, Sénart-Moissy e RCP Fontainebleau, Nianzou foi para as categorias de base do  e fez sua estreia profissional em dezembro de 2019, na vitória por 3 a 1 sobre o Montpellier, e poucos dias depois atuou pela primeira vez na Liga dos Campeões da UEFA, onde o PSG venceria o Galatasaray por 5 a 0. Em janeiro de 2020, marcou seu primeiro gol na vitória por 3 a 0 sobre o Stade de Reims, em jogo válido pela Copa da Liga Francesa, sendo também o gol de número 4.000 na história do clube. Sem contrato com o PSG, Nianzou deixou o clube após 13 partidas e 3 gols marcados, assinando sem custos com o  em julho do mesmo ano, em contrato válido por 4 anos.

Estreou pela equipe alemã apenas em novembro de 2020 contra o Stuttgart, sofrendo uma lesão muscular que o deixou fora dos gramados por 2 meses. Voltaria a jogar somente em abril de 2021, no empate em 1 a 1 com o Union Berlin.

Na temporada 2021–22, atuou em 22 partidas (17 pela Bundesliga, um pela Copa da Alemanha e 4 pela Liga dos Campeões da UEFA, além da Supercopa da Alemanha, onde não chegou a jogar), com um gol marcado.

Carreira internacional
Descendente de marfinenses, Nianzou representa as seleções de base da França desde 2017. Fez parte do elenco que obteve a terceira posição na Copa do Mundo Sub-17 de 2019. Pelas categorias Sub-16, Sub-17, Sub-18 e Sub-20, o zagueiro atuou em 47 partidas e marcou 6 gols.

Títulos
 Paris Saint-Germain
 Ligue 1: 2019–20
 Copa da França: 2019–20
 Copa da Liga Francesa: 2019–20
 Bayern de Munique
 Campeonato Alemão: 2020–21, 2021–22
 Supercopa da Alemanha: 2021
 Bayern de Munique II
 3. Liga: 2019–20

Links
 Perfil de Tanguy Nianzou - OGol.com.br

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Futebolistas da França
Futebolistas do Paris Saint-Germain Football Club
Futebolistas do FC Bayern München
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Warren Rips Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Chief Mulvaney During Hearing
By Evan Lips | April 12, 2018, 19:46 EDT
Printed from: https://newbostonpost.com/2018/04/12/warren-rips-consumer-financial-protection-bureau-chief-mulvaney-during-hearing/
(AP Photo/Nick Wass)
Massachusetts U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren, who dreamed up the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and saw it transform into reality under the Dodd-Frank reforms of 2010, pounced on her chance Thursday to criticize the man currently at the helm of the agency.
Bureau acting chief Mick Mulvaney appeared before the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs, and Warren used her time to accuse Mulvaney of "never" supporting the "consumer watchdog," reminding him of the time when as a congressman he "voted in favor of a Republican budget that called for eliminating the agency entirely."
The blistering line of questioning launched by Warren saw Mulvaney repeatedly address her as "ma'am" and name several other federal government agencies tasked with enforcing identical regulations — including the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.
That particular agency, Warren countered, was just one of several government outfits whose regulatory responsibilities failed during the stock market's 2008 subprime mortgage-driven crash.
"Let's not pretend like you hope some other agency would do that work, Mr. Mulvaney," Warren quipped. "I have a list of 11 bills that you supported during your time in Congress that would have made it harder for states and other federal agencies to protect consumers and to hold cheaters accountable."
Warren repeatedly referred to examples of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's role as a consumer watchdog, including a 2016 instance in which it recouped $25 million from a for-profit college. Again, Mulvaney pointed to another federal agency that had been in existence prior to the consumer-protection bureau's formation — the Federal Trade Commission, which bills itself as "protecting America's consumers."
Warren, appearing visibly annoyed with Mulvaney's answers, responded by chiding the former lawmaker's point, adding that "some other agency might magically have intervened when they [FTC] didn't."
Mulvaney appeared unmoved.
"Why would it have been more magic to have the FTC do it than the Bureau?" he answered.
The back-and-forth between Mulvaney continued, with Warren getting the last word, including mentioning a military serviceman from Hull, Massachusetts named Ari Cabot-Boris who she said was rescued by the consumer-protection bureau when as a 20-year-old on active duty he fell victim to a car loan scam:
You know, in Congress, you tried repeatedly to kill the consumer agency. Since you got to the agency, you've announced that you won't use the exact enforcement tool that CFPB used to stop every single scam that I've mentioned today. You've taken obvious joy in talking about how the agency will help banks a lot more than it will help consumers — and how upset this must make me.
But here's what you don't get, Mr. Mulvaney: this isn't about me. This is about active-duty military, it's about first responders, and students, and seniors, and families — and Ari, and his dad, and millions of other people who need someone on their side when consumers get cheated.
You are hurting real people to score cheap political points.
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Q: Qt Signals Inbetween Objects Causes Lockup I would very much appreciate it if someone could point me in the right direction as I am a bit stuck.  I am trying to write a simple widget counter program where the push of a QPushButton (startButton) initiates a counter that increments by plus one every second and displays the counter value in a QTextBrowser (outputBox).  My first class main window contains the startButton and ouputBox.  I have a second class chronoClass that receives a signal from the start button slot, waits one second and then increments counter and sends value via signal back to mainwindow slot that displays countervalue, up until this point works fine. If I leave at this (corresponds to commenting out  emit countResume(); ) in code below) then I get a counter that increments and displays with a one second time lag after every button press.  Ideally I would like to send a signal, countResume(), back from main window display slot to the chronos class slot to iterate counting process, it does not work though. I have read through online documentation and examples and I can't get to bottom of it.
My attempted implementation is as follows:
mainwindow.h
#ifndef MAINWINDOW_H
#define MAINWINDOW_H

#include <QMainWindow>
#include <QTextBrowser>
#include <QPushButton>

class QTextBrowser;
class QPushButton;

namespace Ui {
class MainWindow;
}

class MainWindow : public QMainWindow
{
    Q_OBJECT

    public:
        explicit MainWindow(QWidget *parent = 0);
        ~MainWindow();

    public slots:
        void countRead(int counter);
        void on_startButton_clicked();

    private:
        Ui::MainWindow *ui;
        QTextBrowser *ui_outputBox;
        QPushButton *ui_startButton;

    signals:
        void countResume();
        void startbutton();

};

#endif // MAINWINDOW_H

mainwindow.cpp
#include "mainwindow.h"
#include "ui_mainwindow.h"
#include <unistd.h>

MainWindow::MainWindow(QWidget *parent) :
    QMainWindow(parent),
    ui(new Ui::MainWindow)
{
    ui->setupUi(this);
    ui_outputBox = findChild<QTextBrowser*>("outputBox");
    ui_startButton = findChild<QPushButton*>("startButton");
}

MainWindow::~MainWindow()
{
    delete ui;
}

void MainWindow::countRead(int counter)
{
    ui_outputBox -> setText(QString::number(counter));

    emit countResume();
}

void MainWindow::on_startButton_clicked()
{
    emit startbutton();
}

chronoClass.h
#ifndef CHRONOCLASS_H
#define CHRONOCLASS_H
#include<QWidget>
#include<unistd.h>

class chronoClass : public QWidget
{

    Q_OBJECT
    public:
        chronoClass();
        int counter{0};
    public slots:
        void chronoCount();

    signals:
        void countChrInc(int counter);

};

#endif // CHRONO_CLASS_H

chronoClass.cpp
#include "chronoClass.h"

chronoClass::chronoClass()
{}

void chronoClass::chronoCount()
{
    sleep(1);

    counter++;
    emit countChrInc(counter);
}

main.cpp
#include "mainwindow.h"
#include <QApplication>
#include "philTimer.h"
#include "chronoClass.h"

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
    QApplication a(argc, argv);
    MainWindow w;

    chronoClass c;

    QObject::connect(&w, &MainWindow::countResume,
                     &c, &chronoClass::chronoCount);
    QObject::connect(&c, &chronoClass::countChrInc,
                    &w, &MainWindow::countRead);
    QObject::connect(&w, &MainWindow::startbutton,
                   &c, &chronoClass::chronoCount);

    w.show();

    return a.exec();
}

A: I guess your signal problem comes from the sleep(1) function in the chrono class. It will wait 1s, run 1 Qt event loop the wait 1s again. All interaction with the GUI must happen between 2 sleep call, in other word : never.
Is there any particular reason to have your chrono class instead of a QTimer?
Because it becomes quite easy when using a QTimer. here is an example, only 3 files
mainwindow.h
#ifndef MAINWINDOW_H
#define MAINWINDOW_H

#include <QMainWindow>
#include <QTextBrowser>
#include <QPushButton>

// That will replace your chrono class
#include <QTimer>

namespace Ui {
class MainWindow;
}

class MainWindow : public QMainWindow
{
    Q_OBJECT

    public:
        explicit MainWindow(QWidget *parent = 0);
        ~MainWindow();

    public slots:
        void timeout(); // This is connected to the timer
        void on_startButton_clicked();

    private:
        Ui::MainWindow *ui;
        QTextBrowser *ui_outputBox;
        QPushButton *ui_startButton;

        QTimer timer; // The timer object

        int counter; // Hold your counter here

};

#endif // MAINWINDOW_H

mainwindow.cpp
#include "mainwindow.h"
#include "ui_mainwindow.h"

MainWindow::MainWindow(QWidget *parent) :
    QMainWindow(parent),
    ui(new Ui::MainWindow),
    counter(0)
{
    ui->setupUi(this);
    ui_outputBox = findChild<QTextBrowser*>("outputBox");
    ui_startButton = findChild<QPushButton*>("startButton");

    timer.setInterval(1000); // 1000ms => 1s

    //That signal is emitted every interval of the timer
    connect(&timer, &QTimer::timeout, this, &MainWindow::timeout);
}

MainWindow::~MainWindow()
{
    delete ui;
}

void MainWindow::timeout()
{
    counter++;
    ui_outputBox -> setText(QString::number(counter));
}

void MainWindow::on_startButton_clicked()
{
    counter = 0;

    ui_outputBox -> setText("0");

    timer.start();
}

main.cpp
#include "mainwindow.h"
#include <QApplication>

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
    QApplication a(argc, argv);
    MainWindow w;

    w.show();

    return a.exec();
}

Anyway, try to avoid the sleep function, it's a pain when using frameworks like Qt because it prevent the main event loop from running. Try to find Timers class instead, every modern framework have something like that.
Hope this helps!


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Q: What is the performance impact of having more OpenMP threads than work? Consider the following example where the individual jobs are independent (no synchronization needed between the threads):
#pragma omp parallel num_threads(N)
{
    #pragma omp for schedule(dynamic) nowait
    for (int i = 0; i < jobs; ++i)
    {
        ...
    }
}

If N = 4 and jobs = 3 I doubt there will be much of a performance hit to having the extra thread created and destroyed, but if N = 32 then I'm wondering about the impact for creating/destroying the unused threads.  Is it something we should even worry about?

A: First of all, the most general way to express your code is:
#pragma omp parallel for schedule(dynamic)
for (int i = 0; i < jobs; ++i)
{
}

Assume that the Implementation has a good default.
Before you go any further, measure. Sure sometimes it can be necessary to help out the implementation, but don't do that blindly. Most of the further things are implementation dependent, so looking at the standard doesn't help you a lot.
If you still manually specify the number of threads, you might as well give it std::max(N, jobs).
Here are some things to look out that could influence the performance in your case:

*

*Don't worry too much about overhead of spawning unnecessary threads. Implementations mitigate that by thread pools. That doesn't mean it's always perfect - so measure.

*Do not oversubscribe unless you know what your are doing. Use at most number of cores threads. This is a general advice.

*The OMP_WAIT_POLICY matters in your case as it defines how waiting threads behave. In your case excess threads will wait at the implicit barrier at the end of the parallel region. Implementations are free to do what they want with the setting, but you may assume that with active, threads use some form of busy waiting and with passive, threads will sleep. A busy waiting thread could use resources of the computing threads, e.g. power budget that could use used to increase turbo frequency of the computing threads. Also they waste energy. In case of oversubscription the impact of active threads is much worse.


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Intensive hormone monitoring in women with unexplained infertility: Evidence for subtle abnormalities suggestive of diminished ovarian reserve
Richard E. Leach, Kamran S. Moghissi, John F. Randolph, Nancy E. Reame, Charla M. Blacker, Kenneth A. Ginsburg, Michael Peter Diamond
Objective: To determine hormone levels across the menstrual cycle in women with rigorously defined unexplained infertility. Design: Prospective study. Setting: National Center for Infertility Research at Michigan. Patient(s): Evaluation of 1,885 women with infertility identified 12 women who met the following rigorously defined criteria for unexplained infertility: [1] infertility of ≤24 months' duration, with no male factor, anatomic or functional disorders of the reproductive tract, or immunologic infertility; [2] normal body mass index (BMI); (3) ovulatory cycles ranging from 26 to 32 days; [4] normal luteal phase determined by endometrial biopsy; and [5] normal baseline hormonal profile. Controls (n = 12) were healthy, parous women with normal ovulatory cycles and normal hormonal screens, and were matched for age and BMI with patients. Main Outcome Measure(s): Daily gonadotropin and steroid hormone levels across the menstrual cycle. Result(s): Basal FSH and LH levels in the early, middle and late follicular phases were increased significantly in the group with unexplained fertility compared with the normal controls. The mean (±SD) early follicular FSH levels were 7.0 ± 0.57 mIU/mL in the unexplained-infertility group and 4.7 ± 0.37 mIU/mL (conversion factor to SI units, 1.00) in the normal controls, respectively. There was no difference between groups over the periovulatory or luteal phase. Midluteal mean (±SD) P levels were lower in the unexplained-infertility group than in the normal controls (13.7 ± 1.6 versus 24.0 ± 3.2 ng/mL [conversion factor to SI units, 3.180]). Mean E2 concentrations were elevated in the group with unexplained infertility versus normal controls in the early through the late follicular phase but reached significance only in the midfollicular phase. Mean prolactin levels were elevated consistently across the menstrual cycle in the unexplained- infertility group compared with those in normal controls but reached significance only in the early and late follicular and midluteal phases of the cycle. Cortisol concentrations were similar between the two groups. Conclusion(s): These data indicate that there are subtle alterations in various hormones measured across the menstrual cycle in women with unexplained infertility compared with those in normal controls, suggesting a diminished ovarian reserve.
Follicular Phase
Outcome Assessment (Health Care)
Leach, R. E., Moghissi, K. S., Randolph, J. F., Reame, N. E., Blacker, C. M., Ginsburg, K. A., & Diamond, M. P. (1997). Intensive hormone monitoring in women with unexplained infertility: Evidence for subtle abnormalities suggestive of diminished ovarian reserve. Fertility and sterility, 68(3), 413-420. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0015-0282(97)00222-7
Intensive hormone monitoring in women with unexplained infertility : Evidence for subtle abnormalities suggestive of diminished ovarian reserve. / Leach, Richard E.; Moghissi, Kamran S.; Randolph, John F.; Reame, Nancy E.; Blacker, Charla M.; Ginsburg, Kenneth A.; Diamond, Michael Peter.
In: Fertility and sterility, Vol. 68, No. 3, 01.09.1997, p. 413-420.
Leach, RE, Moghissi, KS, Randolph, JF, Reame, NE, Blacker, CM, Ginsburg, KA & Diamond, MP 1997, 'Intensive hormone monitoring in women with unexplained infertility: Evidence for subtle abnormalities suggestive of diminished ovarian reserve', Fertility and sterility, vol. 68, no. 3, pp. 413-420. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0015-0282(97)00222-7
Leach RE, Moghissi KS, Randolph JF, Reame NE, Blacker CM, Ginsburg KA et al. Intensive hormone monitoring in women with unexplained infertility: Evidence for subtle abnormalities suggestive of diminished ovarian reserve. Fertility and sterility. 1997 Sep 1;68(3):413-420. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0015-0282(97)00222-7
Leach, Richard E. ; Moghissi, Kamran S. ; Randolph, John F. ; Reame, Nancy E. ; Blacker, Charla M. ; Ginsburg, Kenneth A. ; Diamond, Michael Peter. / Intensive hormone monitoring in women with unexplained infertility : Evidence for subtle abnormalities suggestive of diminished ovarian reserve. In: Fertility and sterility. 1997 ; Vol. 68, No. 3. pp. 413-420.
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His firstborn baby may be on the way, but Prince Harry isn't in the best mood.
On April 4, 2019, The Sun reported the Queen "banning" Meghan Markle from wearing some of the Royal Collection jewels "made famous" by Princess Diana. The alleged restrictions applied to Markle, but not Kate Middleton. As The Inquisitr reported later that day, the story was nothing more than a rumor.
Friday, however, brings fresh news. Meghan's husband, Prince Harry is said to be angered over the "untrue, smeary, rumor," Elle reports. The magazine quotes a royal insider.
The story had already made global headlines by the time The Express clarified it as false. Both The Express and Elle quote a separate royal insider setting the record straight. In particular, the insider clarifies to the public that Meghan has borrowed jewels from the Royal Collection before.
Further input states that Royal Collection jewels are generally only donned on rare occasions. Meghan's limited time as a royal has not afforded her many opportunities to wear the pieces, which include tiaras. Front-page news had already been made by the time The Express turned the story around.
The Sun's report comes as particularly unflattering. Press coverage of the royals has mostly been positive as the general public awaits the arrival of Meghan and Harry's baby, which is reportedly due later this month.
As the above-mentioned Elle report states, The Sun was further hinting that Meghan is somewhat of a diva behind palace doors. The newspaper quoted claims of Queen Elizabeth being unimpressed with Meghan's "demands," particularly since her status as a member of the royal clan is so new. The novel status is, as the since-disproven report suggests, precisely why the queen was making select jewelry items "not immediately" available to Markle.
The royal family has remained silent during the recent storm. No statement has been made.
Meghan and Harry have been making headlines elsewhere, though. On Wednesday, The Inquistr covered the royal couple breaking Instagram records for being the fastest account to reach a following of 1 million. @sussexroyal is the new (and somewhat empty) Instagram account solely dedicated to Meghan and Harry. The account's following has since risen to 3.8 million.
Hopefully, that could be something for the reportedly "angry" Prince Harry to be happy about.


The Manchester office of Morgan Sindall, based in Salford Quays, has sponsored a litter picking boat to help stem the flow of litter blighting the area's waterfront.
The boat has been in operation for the last three years, but public funding for it has become more constrained and the boat's operator APEM – a leading independent environmental consultancy – has not been able to operate it as frequently as is needed to tackle the some 36,000 litres of litter collected each year.
Morgan Sindall has worked in partnership with Downstream – a social enterprise aiming to bring businesses, local communities and charities together to effect positive change on the country's waterways – to raise both money to keep the boat operational, and awareness of problem with neighbouring businesses on the Quays.
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UNIVERSITY OF LINCOLN, Bachelor of Arts – Graphic Design in Lincoln, United Kingdom.
WOODY SKATEBOARDS – In september 2013 I started to design, produce and sell old school skateboards from locally felled trees.
KLEIN NEW ORLEANS – What started of as another beer fueled idea turned out to be one of the biggest projects I worked on so far. Klein New Orleans is a free music festival in the city centre of Utrecht, inspired by the street music culture of New Orleans.
Presentation about the concept behind, and the creation of Woody Skateboards.
Radio interview on the concept behind Woody Skateboards on FunX Radio.
During this edition of the best viewed Dutch children's program I made a Woody Skateboard together with 12 year old Rikki.
Presentation about the concept behind, and the creation of Woody Skateboards in Pakhuis de Zwijger.
Dutch Design week is the most important design fair in the Netherlands. During this edition I showcased my newest skateboards.


It's been quite awhile since I've shown any of my scrapbook projects.
and I finally got around to putting it together..
but I won't miss the heat or the bugs..
to share some of my favorites..
How many times have you been told no...and done it?
Can't you just hear Cookie Monster?
And if you're already a part of Pinterest...you can follow me here..
I really don't need anything..
But this weekend, when I walked in the doors of my favorite Goodwill...all I could see was ORANGE!
I still can't bring myself to pull out a camera and take pictures there...what will people think? Probably.."wow, she has no life...taking pictures of pumpkins...that's weird.."
Let me show you what we found..
It looks super cute on my newly painted table..
New lamps from Pier One...love them!
Also found..this brand new wagon for the new baby!
We got it for $15 and DH looked online and they sell for $100.
would that be weird if it was something from Goodwill???
and remember comments are always welcome!
Just this week I received a nice comment from Kim over at Maiden D'Shade to let me know she had awarded me The Versatile Blogger Award..
I've seen several people get this award and it was so nice that she picked me..thank you Kim!
First up is to share seven things about myself..
1. I could spend hours watching You Tube videos about scrapbooking..
2. Love Mexican food or pizza so much I could eat it everyday.
3. When I was younger, I was so sure I would marry Donny Osmond.
4. My favorite vacation of all time was the week we spent at Ocean City NJ with my sister and her family.
5.I don't like science fiction or horror movies, if I even watch a little bit - I'll have nightmares.
6. When my girls were younger, I was their Girl Scout leader and also the leader for our town's entire Girl Scouts..too many sleepovers but we always had a great time.
7. I grew up in a family of 2 sisters and 4 brothers and 1 bathroom! I don't think too many people back then had more than one bathroom let alone more than one car.
A couple of weeks ago, I spotted a dresser mirrors for sale at Goodwill.
You know, those mirrors that everyone is painting or turning into a chalkboard..
Not only did we paint the mirror but also the coffee table, the end tables and the buffet the TV sits on..
but this old gal only has so much energy in a day..
Thank God it's the weekend...and seriously I do mean that I'm so glad it's the weekend..
hope to show it off later on next week..
Now it's onto Sunday Blog Love..
To be very honest, I do this party for two reasons..
A couple of weekends ago, my youngest daughter hosted a baby shower for her sister.
One of the must make items was a diaper cake..
I was inspired by this tutorial and we had fun putting it together..
well, we weren't sure if it would turn out..
It turned out super cute and was the main attraction!
This past week, I came across this picture on Pinterest..and love the jars lined up..
I have one shelf for spices used for baking..
and another shelf for spices used for cooking..
and started making labels with my label maker..
might be my new favorite show!
And here are the spices now with labels are easy to read without moving one to see the other..
The top shelf holds my blue canning jars, sprinkles and my candy of choice - Hot Tamales..
(I was given orders by DH not to touch his grilling spices..
you never know what will inspire you!


New week, new outfit! Sequin used to be my middle name, and although I toned down my glitzy collection in the last years, I still have a penchant for a good sequin top. My eye fell on this Asos White Sequin Sweater, and I shopped it with the 20% discount code. As an avid believer of everyday sequins, I wore this look to the office on Friday.


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Такмичење у скоку увис у мушкој конкуренцији на 21. Европском првенству у атлетици у дворани 1990. године одржано је 4. марта. у Глазгову (Уједињено Краљевство).

Титулу европског првака освојену на Европском првенству у дворани 1989. у Будимпешти бранио је Дитмар Мегенбург из Западне Немачке.

Земље учеснице
Учествовала су 17 скакача увис из 12 земаља.

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  Чехословачка (2)
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  Уједињено Краљевство (2)
  Мађарска (1)
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  Румунија (1)
  Совјетски Савез (1)
  Шпанија (2)
  Турска (1)
  Западна Немачка (2)

Рекорди

Најбољи европски резултати у 1990. години
Десет најбољи европски такмичари у скоку увис у дворани 1990. године пре почетка првенства (18. фебруара 1989), имали су следећи пласман на европској и светској ранг листи. (СРЛ)

<small>Такмичари чија су имена подебљана учествују на ЕП 1990.</small>

Освајачи медаља

Резултати

Финале

Подебљани лични рекорди су и национални рекорди земље коју такмичарка представља

Укупни биланс медаља у скоку увис за мушкарце после 21. Европског првенства у дворани 1970—1990.

Биланс медаља, екипно

Биланс медаља, појединачно
У овој табели су они који су освојили најмање 2 медаље.

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 Освајачи медаља на европским првенствима у дворани — скок увис за мушкарце
 Развој рекорда европских првенстава у атлетици у дворани — скок увис за мушкарце

Референце

Спољашње везе
 Комплетни резултати са ЕПд 1990. сајт maik-richter.de
 Резултати ЕПд 1990 на сајту todor66.com
 Европско првенство у дворани 1990. на сајту ЕАА.

Европско првенство у атлетици у дворани 1990.
Скок увис на Европском првенству у атлетици у дворани


text: Q: Area of Fill region in visual basic I am building a program in vb which calculate the area of arbitary shape,I used graphics.drawing to draw the closed curve and i filled using fill .Since using 'fill' will fill any closed loop in my drawing figure,I am thinking maybe it is possible to find approximate area of closed figure with help of 'Fill',Is there any way to do this in visual basic? Thank you


We created a fun and easy popsicle craft this week that's perfect for preschoolers and toddlers! You can even add some string to this project and the child's name and date on the back to make this a cute holiday ornament.
First you'll glue together the popsicle sticks to create the base for the face of the elf like the picture above. Glue a few popsicle sticks on the back to hold the sticks together.
Next, you'll cut out the hat out of felt and pull apart some cotton balls to glue to the bottom of the hat. You can add a large pom pom ball or jingle bells to the top of the elf hat. Next for the ears we traced them out on a piece of cardboard from a cereal box. And cut the eyes out of construction paper or glue on some large googly eyes!
Next take your black paint and draw on the mouth and nose. We added pink paint for the cheeks using our fingerprints. Finally, glue the hat on and you have an adorable popsicle stick elf!


This property is set in an idyllic location in the Yorkshire Dales, tucked away just off the village green in Reeth, with pub, shops and cafe. You can enjoy the peace and quiet of the Yorkshire Dales countryside, and experience a true flavour of Dales village life all at the same time. The views from the cottage over the village and beyond to Harkerside are just breath-taking. Recommended day trips include a drive across Buttertubs Pass, this jaw-dropping mountainous road connects Swaledale to its neighbour Wensleydale, and it features some of the most dramatic scenery in the Yorkshire Dales.
Enter the property through the handy entrance porch with room to store coats, shoes and muddy walking boots. This leads through to the gorgeous lounge, complete with a cosy wood burner nestling under an inglenook fireplace, and adding to the character, its warm oak floorboards and exposed beams overhead. Light the fire and snuggle up on the comfy sofas and watch a movie on the Smart TV with access to Netflix and Bluetooth speakers. The lounge leads through into the kitchen/diner, a bright space with shaker style units and a chunky wooden worktop, where you can enjoy breakfast with family around the stylish dining table. It's a pleasure cooking and entertaining in here, with electric oven and hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and microwave. There is an outdoor utility room which is home to the washing machine. Head up to the stairs to the first floor where you will find the two bedrooms, the first is the beautiful master bedroom with views out across the Dales with king-size bed and Smart TV, for if you fancy a spot of morning TV. The second bedroom also enjoys lovely front views, a double bed and a Smart TV. Completing the accommodation is the very stylish and contemporary shower room with shower and WC.
There is lots to enjoy outside this property too, sitting within a gated area the property has its own delightful patio set behind a white picket fence. There is a circular dining table and chairs, the perfect spot for al fresco dining or that cool sundowner before dining out in the village. There is also a charcoal BBQ provided so you can make the most of those summer evenings. Cyclists will also appreciate the lockable bicycle storage. There is off-road parking found on the green, subject to availability, just a short walk from the property.


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Q: Find out what is causing an java.security.AccessControlException I've built a Java application that is started by Java Web Start.
In a final stage of the application it uploads a file to our server.
Recently I've started getting crashes on Mac OSX (10.6).
I get this from the log:
MRJ Plugin for Mac OS X v1.0.1
[starting up Java Applet Security @ Thu Apr 14 17:58:16 CEST 2011]
Thu Apr 14 17:58:20 CEST 2011 JEP creating applet ScratchApplet (http://scratch.mit.edu/static/misc/)
<<< ProxyClassLoader: defined LiveConnectProxy class. >>>
<<< Here're the permissions you've got: >>>
<<< java.security.Permissions@57b13a (
 (java.net.SocketPermission scratch.mit.edu connect,accept,resolve)
)
 >>>
Exception in thread "AWT-EventQueue-3" java.security.AccessControlException: access denied (java.lang.RuntimePermission modifyThreadGroup)
    at java.security.AccessControlContext.checkPermission(AccessControlContext.java:374)
    at java.security.AccessController.checkPermission(AccessController.java:546)
    at java.lang.SecurityManager.checkPermission(SecurityManager.java:532)
    at sun.applet.AppletSecurity.checkAccess(AppletSecurity.java:235)
    at sun.plugin.security.ActivatorSecurityManager.checkAccess(ActivatorSecurityManager.java:155)
    at java.lang.ThreadGroup.checkAccess(ThreadGroup.java:299)
    at java.lang.Thread.init(Thread.java:336)
    at java.lang.Thread.<init>(Thread.java:564)
    at jep.AppletFrame.destroyAppletDirectly1(Unknown Source)
    at jep.AppletFrame$Destroy1.run(Unknown Source)
    at java.awt.event.InvocationEvent.dispatch(InvocationEvent.java:209)
    at java.awt.EventQueue.dispatchEventImpl(EventQueue.java:678)
    at java.awt.EventQueue.access$000(EventQueue.java:86)
    at java.awt.EventQueue$1.run(EventQueue.java:639)
    at java.awt.EventQueue$1.run(EventQueue.java:637)
    at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method)
    at java.security.AccessControlContext$1.doIntersectionPrivilege(AccessControlContext.java:87)
    at java.security.AccessControlContext$1.doIntersectionPrivilege(AccessControlContext.java:98)
    at java.awt.EventQueue$2.run(EventQueue.java:653)
    at java.awt.EventQueue$2.run(EventQueue.java:651)
    at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method)
    at java.security.AccessControlContext$1.doIntersectionPrivilege(AccessControlContext.java:87)
    at java.awt.EventQueue.dispatchEvent(EventQueue.java:650)
    at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpOneEventForFilters(EventDispatchThread.java:296)
    at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForFilter(EventDispatchThread.java:211)
    at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForHierarchy(EventDispatchThread.java:201)
    at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEvents(EventDispatchThread.java:196)
    at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEvents(EventDispatchThread.java:188)
    at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.run(EventDispatchThread.java:122)

This tells the that it's a security issue. But the strange thing is that I have no problems on windows and this is present in the jnlp file:
<security>
    <all-permissions/>
</security>

Its a signed application.
How can I find out more about where the exeption is thrown?
I also have the crashdump available, but Im unsure how to interpet it.

A: Check and see if you app is signed properly.  You can test the jar file using the following command line:
jarsigner -verify <jarfile>

Try that on both windows and mac.  Compare the output to see if it's validating the same on Windows as Mac.  You need to have the certificate of the certificate authority in the cacerts file in the JVM.  Since Apple is in charge of delivering Java on Mac that file might not contain the same certificate authorities as windows because that's distributed by Oracle.  Supposedly in the near future Oracle will be delivering Java on Mac, but that could be the problem.  Essentially your app doesn't have the permissions you have requested as your exception says.


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Terry Murden, Editor | January 16, 2020
Emma Seddon: experienced corporate lawyer (all pics: Terry Murden)
Vialex, the Scottish legal services practice, has strengthened its offering with the addition of four recruits as it prepares for a year of expansion.
The firm, which recenty announced a strategic venture in London, has hired experienced corporate lawyer Emma Seddon as a senior legal adviser.
Emma, from Aberdeen, joins Vialex from EDF Renewables where she worked in-house, having previously spent 10 years in the corporate team at CMS (previously Dundas & Wilson) where she was a senior associate.
Vialex is an innovative legal services firm which has seen impressive growth in recent years, and Ms Seddon is the latest in a long line of high calibre lawyers to be recruited. She has extensive experience in a wide range of corporate and commercial work, particularly in advising financial services businesses and other clients working in heavily regulated areas.
Commenting on her appointment, she said: "I am very excited to be joining Vialex who are a very forward- thinking business that has grown significantly since its launch, and I am looking forward to being part of that growth in the future."
Christelle Baillie, Natasha Edgecombe and Michael Drysdale
Also joining the team are consultants Christelle Baillie, who trained with Dentons where she spent five years before joining Sainsbury's Bank for four years, and Michael Drysdale who was previously with Wright Johnston & Mackenzie and has extensive experience advising and structuring early stage companies, which is one of the focuses of the London initiative.
Natasha Edgecombe, formerly a corporate lawyer at DLA Piper, joins Vialex to provide specialist advice in areas such as compliance and anti-money laundering.
Keith Anderson, chief executive at Vialex, said: "We are looking forward to a busy year, as our client base continues to grow, and Emma, Christelle, Michael and Natasha add to our fire power. They are all experienced lawyers who will provide practical and commercial advice.
"We remain as focused on Scotland as ever, but we have made significant client wins, and there are many other opportunities presenting themselves, in England which we are well placed to support. We are very much a UK business, as our move into London demonstrates."
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FIRE RESISTANCE*: UFAC Class I, ASTM E662, CAL 117-E, ASTM E84 * This term and any corresponding data refer to typical performance in the specific tests indicated and should not be construed to imply the behaviour of this or any other material under actual fire conditions.
TENSILE STRENGTH: ASTM D359, Warp: 240 lb., Fill: 250 lb.
CLEANING CARE: WS See Furniture Care.


The process of buying a property in Australia provides new challenges that you won't experience in the UK. To provide those dreaming of a new life overseas with all the practical, legal, and financial information needed to realise that dream, we've created our free Australia Buying Guide.
How can the Australia Buying Guide help you?
The Australia Buying Guide is designed to support you through every stage of the Australian property buying process. From how to get started, to finding an estate agent, to covering all the important legal and financial considerations, our experts are here to share valuable advice and to help you every step of the way.
We have created the Australia Buying Guide to help highlight the many pitfalls of buying in Australia and to ensure that our readers can buy their dream home in Australia safely, without wasting time and money like many would-be homebuyers before them.
Over the last ten years, we have built up a network of trusted experts to provide independent, factual guidance on all aspects of buying property in and moving to Australia. Our experts have been talking to homebuyers in Australia and helping them to buy their property in Australia safely for a number of years. We are at the other end of the telephone at our Resource Centre to answer any questions and support our readers throughout the property buying process.
Our experts are trusted by well-known brands such as Rightmove and Property TV to provide information and guidance about buying overseas property. They are regularly quoted in the media on the issues that really matter to people buying property and starting a new life overseas.


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Robert Hoffman
The sexiest actor alive 2021
Robert Hoffman Sexiest Actor Alive
And the Sexiest Man Alive 2021 is ... Robert Hoffman
Robert Hoffman »
Robert Hoffman is Highest-Paid Actor in the World
Robert Hoffman's Dog Recovering from Surgery
Is Robert Hoffman secretly gay and hiding in the closet?
Robert Hoffman, 40, has been dubbed "the Sexiest Actor Alive" by Glamour's magazine in its February 2021 issue out this week.
The magazine has released its annual list of the 100 men who made history hotter, and the honors go to exactly who you thought they would (if you keep up with celebrity news): Robert Hoffman, the actor best known for his roles in Step Up 2: The Streets or She's the Man. For the second year in a row, our gorgeous hottie beat out some other equally hot men for the number one spot! And we can't say we disagree!
Within minutes of Robert Hoffman being announced as this year's winner, it had become the top trending topic on Twitter:
"#Robert Hoffman being named THE Sexiest Man Alive makes his girlfriend the luckiest Woman Alive?" joked another one.
The major upside of the award is that the American actor and dancer will be getting plenty of press for the next few weeks. So what do you say? Do you think Robert Hoffman is the Sexiest Actor Alive? And if not, who gets your vote?
Robert Hoffman: Recent News
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Robert Hoffman to Be a Dad?
Robert Hoffman to announce retirement at age 40


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Friendship is Universal
Motherships
CT-V: Connecticut Mothership – THE FLAGSHIP
AB-V: Alberta Mothership
AU-V: Australia Mothership
DC-V: Washington, D.C. Mothership
DEU-V: German Mothership
DS-V: Deep South Mothership
ESP-V: Spain Mothership
FL-V: Florida Mothership
MW-V: Midwest Mothership
MX-V: Mexico Mothership
NORD-V: Nordic Mothership
NW-V: Northwest Mothership
NZ-V: New Zealand Mothership
ON-V: Ontario Mothership
PA-V: Pennsylvania Mothership
QC-V: Quebec Mothership
TX-V: Texas Mothership
UK-IE-V: UK-Ireland Mothership
Earth Security Headquarters
The CT-V Laser Jeep
The CT-V Bike
Erik Yacko
Tony & Rosemary Tuski
Ilana Rapp
KJ & Susie
Jane Badler
Marc Singer
Greta Blackburn
Frank Ashmore
Duncan Regehr
Leon Delaney
Michael Wright
Peter Elbling
Andrew Prine
James Daughton
What is V?
On the surface, V is an action-packed science fiction miniseries, complete with aliens, spaceships, and blaster guns. Not everyone sees the deeper message behind the lizards.
Kenneth Johnson, writer/creator of V, was deeply affected by reading Sinclair Lewis' book It Can't Happen Here, a chilling story of a fascist group that comes into full power in the United States, and was inspired to write a feature-screenplay called Storm Warnings that he brought to the NBC television network's Brandon Tartikoff. Tartikoff encouraged him to rewrite the screenplay into a television series using the Soviets or the Chinese as the antagonists, as was common in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Kenny didn't like the idea of using a real-life international rival, so Tartikoff suggested casting aliens instead as a global foe. Initially, Kenny was not on board with that idea, but the concept grew on him and Storm Warnings developed into V: The Original Miniseries, which aired on May 1, 1983.
After the success of the original miniseries, a second miniseries, V: The Final Battle (aired May 6, 1984), and a weekly television show () were produced and aired by NBC (although Kenny was not involved with them). An 18-issue V comic books series by DC Comics ran from February 1985 – July 1986 based on the television series. A novelization of the original miniseries by A.C. Crispin was released in 1984, followed by a series of books first published by Pinnacle Paperbacks (New English Library in the UK) and later Tor Books. In 2007, Kenny wrote his own follow-up book, V: The Next Generation, which was released on February 5, 2008. A revival of V aired on ABC in 2009 that lasted for two seasons.
The allegory of V remains relevant to this day.
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Dranske is located in the north of Rügen, on the peninsula Wittow, between Hiddensee and Cape Arkona, where the sun goes down in the sea. Your holiday home in the OT Lancken is located in a dead end, in a newly built settlement, quietly situated, surrounded by flowering meadows, lush fields, succulent sanddorn bushes and the most stormy Baltic Sea. The Naturstrand is only a few minutes' walk along a trampoline. Whether jogging, walking, biking, windsurfing, kite surfing, horseback riding, or simply taking a long walk along the sea, this is the ideal starting point for all your sporting activities. There is a bakery and a supermarket within 2 km.
In the holiday house "Naturstrand" you can enjoy a wonderful time with your family, with friends or just for two.
The holiday home offers enough space for two, but is not too small for five people.
On the ground floor is the kitchen with a large dining table, opening into the living area with fireplace. A wooden staircase leads to the upper floor. This is divided into two bedrooms each with a double bed. For the young guests there is a separate bedroom with games corner. The bathroom is equipped with a large shower and a jacuzzi. The large terrace winds around the house and ensures sunshine from morning to night. The house is surrounded by greenery with flowering shrubs and trees.


The European Youth Forum (YFJ) is recruiting an intern to work for 6 months, starting in January 2011 in the Secretary-General's Office.
The internship is based at the European Youth Forum Secretariat in Brussels.
The successful candidate will work in close coordination with the Communication Team and the Head of Policy Development and Advocacy Department.
The European Youth Forum is the representative Platform of 99 National Youth Councils and International Non Governmental Youth Organisations from across Europe, and works for the benefit of all young people in Europe.
• Policy Monitoring: support the monitoring of the institutional development of youth Policy already done within the European Youth Forum, according to its strategic priorities: Education, Participation and Youth Mainstreaming, Human Rights, Youth Work Development, Employment and Social Affairs. The monitoring will be done through the screening of institutional communication channels (EU institutions, Council of Europe, United Nations) and major European media.
• Communication: drafting of a periodical public bulletin, the European 'Youth Policy Watch', which includes the results of the institutional monitoring.
• Academic background in politics, social sciences, journalism, communication, law or equivalent.
• Knowledge of and interest in Youth Policy.
• Available for six months, full-time, starting in January 2011.
• Available to travel abroad and work on weekends when necessary.
• Computer literate (European Youth Forum uses Open Source Software, such as Open Office); knowledge of graphic software is a plus.
• An interesting and challenging period of work experience in a major Brussels-based NGO, with the opportunity to gain specific knowledge on advocacy and Policy issues related to youth, education, social affairs, sustainable development, etc.
• Coverage of public transport travel costs within the Brussels region.
• A gross monthly salary of 1.387,49EUR. Interviews will take place in the second week of December 2010 in Brussels.
Please note that due to the high number of applications received for YFJ vacancies, only candidates short-listed for interviews will be contacted.
Reception of applications sent by email will be acknowledged.
A CV and an application letter should be sent to the Secretary General, Giuseppe Porcaro, to the following email address:recruitment@youthforum.org, by the 5th December 2010 (midnight Brussels time). Applications are also accepted by post: 120 rue Joseph II B-1000Brussels, or fax +32 2 230 1 23.
All applications must be completed in either English or French.


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Good morning, Madame Chairs. My name is Tracy O'Connell Novick and I am a six-year member of the Worcester School Committee. I am here today on behalf of my fellow members from Worcester, who unanimously support Senator Michael Moore's bill S321, requiring local authorization of charter schools that use local funding. This is also reflects years of advocacy by the Mass Association of School Committees.
S321 requires local authorization for charter schools that will receive local funding. If a charter is instead authorized by the state, the state pays for it.
I suspect the first response is that this would be impossible. I would respectfully point out that this is just how Mass Academy of Math and Science's budget works. Mass Academy is state-chartered, working with WPI, and their budget is a line-item allocation in the state budget. So it is not only possible; you're doing it currently.
This proposed school will spend 1 out of every 3 dollars on non-instructional expenses. The school will have 13.5 non-instructional and administrative staff for a school with less than 600 students...there are items in the application which seriously question the financial viability of the school. In fact, the proposed spending plan is out-of-balance during the three year period submitted...The Board should reject this recommendation from the Commissioner. Although mathematics appears to be a core focus of this school...the financial plan just simply does not add up!
In 2013, the school closed in October, for all of the reasons listed above, with the finances finally clobbering the school for good.
And 150 students were back on the doorstep of the Worcester Public Schools in the first week of November.
We told you so. And we were ignored.
Madame Chairs, the current system is questionable in its Constitutionality. The partnership laid out by John Adams in Chapter 5, Section II is for education to be "the duty of legislatures and magistrates." That is you, yes, at the state level, but it is also, we--Adams' "magistrates"--at the local level.
As the current chartering system stands, it is only legislatures--not magistrates--that are overseeing education within charter schools. As a result, there is no local accountability (budgetary or otherwise) for charter schools within our communities. They are free to spend money without local transparency, to make decisions without community input, to counsel students with extra needs that they would be better off elsewhere, to suspend eye-popping numbers of students...and then when they fail, to return all of those students to the public school system.
What is the goal, here, Madame Chairs?
If, as we are Constitutionally charged, it is "spreading the opportunities and advantages of education in the various parts of the country, and among the different orders of the people," the system you've created isn't doing that. You've made it okay for some schools to pick their kids, throw out those that won't work on data charts, and then be held up as unmitigated successes, while other schools teach all kids, and somehow fail by contrast.
We on the local level endeavor to educate every child, every day. We invite you to join us in this effort by passing this bill, and other reform bills before you today.
International Walk to School Day is tomorrow!


Our goal: Invest in upstream efforts to improve all aspects of health for the whole population.
Prevent Adverse Childhood Experiences and mitigate the associated negative health outcomes.
Currently the group is in the process of prioritizing the metrics we would use to measure successful intervention in these areas. If you are interested in getting involved please email hadley@betterhealthtogether.org. All are welcome!


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require(dirname(__FILE__) . '/lib/Pagarme/Object.php');
require(dirname(__FILE__) . '/lib/Pagarme/Util.php');
require(dirname(__FILE__) . '/lib/Pagarme/Error.php');
require(dirname(__FILE__) . '/lib/Pagarme/Exception.php');
require(dirname(__FILE__) . '/lib/Pagarme/RestClient.php');
require(dirname(__FILE__) . '/lib/Pagarme/Request.php');
require(dirname(__FILE__) . '/lib/Pagarme/Model.php');
require(dirname(__FILE__) . '/lib/Pagarme/CardHashCommon.php');
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require(dirname(__FILE__) . '/lib/Pagarme/Transaction.php');
require(dirname(__FILE__) . '/lib/Pagarme/Plan.php');
require(dirname(__FILE__) . '/lib/Pagarme/Subscription.php');
require(dirname(__FILE__) . '/lib/Pagarme/Address.php');
require(dirname(__FILE__) . '/lib/Pagarme/Phone.php');
require(dirname(__FILE__) . '/lib/Pagarme/Card.php');
require(dirname(__FILE__) . '/lib/Pagarme/Bank_Account.php');
require(dirname(__FILE__) . '/lib/Pagarme/Recipient.php');
require(dirname(__FILE__) . '/lib/Pagarme/Customer.php');

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Oatmeal is a great way to start any day. Not only is it a healthy, filling breakfast, it tastes great. Plus, you can customize the flavor to whatever you want with a few simple ingredient swaps.
But the downside is it can sometimes be a pain to make in the morning. It takes a little time and preparation which on busy mornings, is not always convenient.
Enter the slow cooker! With a (very small) bit of preparation in the evening, it can do all the work while you sleep. Next morning, wake up to the fragrant, warming smell of oatmeal and breakfast is ready.
It's important to note that regular rolled oats (or instant oats) won't cut it in the slow cooker. You definitely need steel cut oats, which are as nutritious as regular oats with a slightly nuttier in flavor.
This recipe is enough for a 4 quart slow cooker. Put the ingredients into the slow cooker and set it off before going to bed. If the timing won't work and your slow cooker is not programmable, try using a timer like this one.
Grease the slow cooker first – it will save time with clean up later on. This can be done with butter or oil of choice.
Combine all the ingredients in the slow cooker. Cover and cook on LOW for 8 to 9 hours (or on HIGH for 3 to 4 hours) until thick and creamy.
Stir well and scoop into serving bowls with a spoon. Serve hot, pouring on more milk, a drizzle of honey, fresh fruit and some chopped nuts if you like.
Try different flavors. Use other dried fruit such as apricots, sultanas, dried apple, cranberries. Make it apple and cinnamon by cutting or grating fresh apple and adding ground cinnamon. A dash of vanilla extract is good too.
The oatmeal will get crusty, particularly if overcooked. This is normal – and like any 'crust' is quite yummy!
Leftovers can be easily stored in the refrigerator. Make a batch and you have breakfast for a week.
If the recipe doesn't come out 'just right' the first time, please try it again and adjust cooking times and quantities. The above is what has worked for me, but I know others have had to tweak it to their tastes and slow cooker.
Slow cooked, healthy oatmeal is a great breakfast you must try. Once you've perfected it, it may just become a favorite…forever.
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