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Weight loss via burning fat is great especially if you then build muscle and lose that excess weight.


Case #97 is a static display at Barksdale AFB, LA. It is marked as 44-14570, but I am not yet sure of its actual ID.
Some WWII History:nnP51-D-20-NA, 44-14570/WD-A 'RIDGE RUNNER', Flown by Major Pierce 'Mac' McKennon, Officer Commanding 335th Fighter Squadron, 4th Fighter Group, Spring 1944.nnMajor McKennon is credited with 12 kills and flew:nnTwo B's; 42-106911/WD-A (named 'Yippi Joe'), and 43-6896/WD-A (unnamed). Four D's; 44-14221/WD-A (named 'Ride Runner II), 44-14570/WD-A (named 'Ridge Runner'), 44-63166/WD-A (unnamed), and 44-72308/WD-A (named 'Ridge Runner III').nnThe photo pictured is of Ridge Runner, with crosses indicating he had not yet scored his last aerial kill. I believe the number of crosses on your photo is an incorrect restoration for the Ridge Runner. I think the Ridge Runner could only have borne 8 or 9 crosses, not the eleven shown. Too bad owners don't do their research better.nnMajor McKennon was a talented pianist and music student from the University of Arkansas. He initially showed little aptitude for flying, being washed out of USAAF training. Undeterred, he joined the RCAF and eventually reached a Spitfire squadron based in Britain, before finally transferring the USAAF in November 1942. He was shot down twice, avoided capture the first time and was smuggled out by the French Resistance. His second period in enemy territory was much more brief, since one of his pilots landed and flew his squadron commander back to Debden on his lap! McKennon amassed 11 aerial victories, seven of them in the P51, with a further 9.68 strafing kills.nnHis final Mustang (44-72308 Ridge Runner III) carried an Arkansas razorback on the nose (forward of the cockpit), rushing past two parachutes (his number of times shot down). It had a black-edged white rudder indicated the 335 FS. It had the red nose color sweeping back and down across the number three exhaust, and two rows of ten crosses directly below the port exhaust stack. Evidently, near the end of the war, they painted both the aerial and the strafing kills enmasse.
Case #97- My step father's father flew 44-14570 out of Debden in the UK. Call sign WD-D, any ideas on how I might be able to locate that exact aircraft if it is still in exsistance?
are there any pictures of p51b mustang of 335fighter squadron based at debden this aircraft was lost 1.8.1944 after engine problems and the pilot abandoned the fighter, number 43-24794 code wd h. the pilot was capt george green who was pierce mckennons wingman at times. thanks mr i steggall.


This is an archive of past Oblivion talk:Useful Potions discussions. Do not edit the contents of this page, except for maintenance such as updating links.
8 How much damage can really be done with the help of a triple poison?
9 "shoot Destruction spells out like nobody's business"
It took me five times reading this to figure out that it's not suggesting that you combine six ingredients at the same time. Furthermore, trying to provide an exhaustive list of all possible potions is impossible. Just for restore magicka+restore health potions, there are more than 6000 different possible combinations of ingredients, and that's without even including any obscure ingredients. The complexity of possible potion combinations is one reason why I put together the Alchemy Calculator. I think most users will find it far more useful to look up some of these complicated combinations there (although I am admittedly biased).
I would suggest that this list should be limited to potions with simple recipes, i.e. maybe six listed ingredients maximum. Perhaps it could then be supplemented by a list of particularly useful effect combinations, with a link set up to the alchemy calculator to automatically pull up ways to create that combination of effects. Any comments?
It's probably more my desire for completeness as much as anything else, and pointing out that things like alkanet flowers and carrots are useful too. I'd been looking for a forum to share recipes I'd worked on, and I'd been frustrated as a player not having a comprehensive recipe book - I've got a cupboardfull of stuff that I never seem to use (IMHO it's a major drawback of Oblivion that once you've made and named a potion it's not remembered, so you have to remember combinations or grab an envelope to write them down).
I'm just particlarly pleased with the potions that knock down Health, Magicka and Fatigue while silencing and paralysing too, the various anti-Mage potions that damage intelligence, willpower and magicka while silencing or paralysing.
Once I get logged in to Oblivion again, I may post some of my fave recipes, but off the top of my head I believe Harrada Root+Spiddal Sticks+Fire Salts+Clanfear Claws gives you a Damage Health/Damage Magicka/Fire Damage/Paralyse poison. I use it on the nastier daedra, like the spiders.
One thing that I feel is missing from the alchemy pages is the consideration of component weight. For example, when I'm creating a simple potion of Damage Health and Damage Fatigue, I'll use ingredients that have a weight of 0.0 for the first then switch to heavier ingredients. I prefer to use ingredients which are common over those that are rarer.
Apprentice level alchemists can create a much lower weight version of this potion by using other ingredients.
While you can use Harrada and Spiddal Stick, it's better to save those for later when you can get more use out of them.
Now, this results in a much longer page then the current version, but conveys a lot more information to the budding alchemist. The "notes" section should probably be trimmed down with "common" notes listed at the bottom of the section so that recipes can reference them by number instead of repeating information in each recipe.
At Journeyman level you can substitute Lady's Smock Leaves (0.0) for Motherwort Sprig (0.1) to bring the weight down to 0.00 per potion.
Notice that within each section, I'm ordering the ingredients by weight, then name. That should make it easier to create lightweight potions. Instead of listing every possible ingredient, I'm only listing the ones that are easily obtainable in quantity.
There are probably alternate recipes for this combination of effects.
The Harrada ingredient is typically the limiting factor for this poison.
A hard part may be the "Effects (at skill NN)" line. Because the effects vary based on your Alchemy skill, I think giving a concrete example along with the Alchemy skill level used to create the potion is a reasonable compromise.
The last entry on the main page describes a way to make a poison apple poison. Can anyone verify this and if so provide a clearer description as to the method. I have tried a few variations around the instructions and can not yield any results.
Thanks Nephele I forgot about that :P but I still can't figure out how to get this to work. I've put Black Tar+Harrada+Poisoned Apple+Heart of Order and this still isn't working. I get the effects as Damage Health 1 point for 1 sec on self (the 1 sec on self is cut out by the Deadly Poison) and Deadly Poision (bypasses poison resistances) for 1 sec on self. Can anyone test this and get back to me?
Rat Poison has no effect at all. The effect is a script effect, but no script is given as parameter. This is unlike, for example, Poisoned Apple which has a script effect to add a Damage Health attribute to the victim.
How much damage can really be done with the help of a triple poison?
As far as I can figure out from a lot of reading on the wiki and playing around in the game... Weakness to poison, and the elemental damages will apply to the poison. Weakness to normal weapons may apply to your weapon attack. Weakness to magic and elemental damages will apply to the enchantment damage from both the bow and the arrow. For simplicity we will make the unlikely assumptions that your target has no innate weaknesses or resistances, and arbitrarily high health.
What I would expect to see happen here is: the bow and arrow combined deal 13 damage, and this is multiplied by the 100% weakness to deal 26 damage (or 78 with Sneak Attack.) The open question is whether weakness to normal weapons truly applies to enchanted weapons - I have not tested that myself and I believe the wiki page for it is only an baseless assumption. The shock damage enchantment on the bow will be multiplied by the weakness to magic and the weakness to shock to deal 20*2*2 or 80 shock damage. Similarly, the fire damage from the arrow will be multiplied by the weakness to magic and fire to deal 3*2*2 or 12 damage per second over 10 seconds for a total of 120 damage. The damage health part of the poison will be multiplied by the weakness to poison, to deal 10*2 damage over 30 seconds or 600 damage by the end (though no damage health effect of a poison can really be made that is that strong, as the maximum is 8 points for 30 seconds, but we'll roll with it for your example.) Each of the cold and fire damage effects of the poison will be multiplied by the weakness to poison, and multiplied again by the weakness to their respective elemental damage, so each will do 10*30*2*2 or 1,200 damage by the end. The poison will therefore do a total of 3,000 points of damage. In total, your target will take 26 damage immediately from the weapon attack, another 80 shock damage immediately and 120 fire damage over 12 seconds for a total of 200 from enchantment damage, and another 3,000 points of damage (of which 1,200 were fire and 1,200 were cold) from the poison over 30 seconds. In total he would have taken 3,226 damage if he could survive that long. Practically speaking, triple-damage poisons tend to kill their targets long before reaching full effects, so their actual use is just to kill your enemies faster. I use poisons extensively when I have allies to protect: I can give each enemy one slash and run to the next.
Fire Damage, Shock Damage, Frost Damage, each 5 damage for 4 seconds.
I cast a "sureshot" spell before firing an arrow that fortifies my Marksman and Agility above 100. With the over-repaired bow, that allows me to do the maximum damage with this gear of [(21+13)*1.19] = 40.5, multiplied by the sneak attack to give 121 from the bow and arrow alone. The bow's enchantments would deal 5*4*3 damage of different types for a total of 80, but in fact the Xivalai's resistances and vulnerabilities make it deal less than that: 13.4 fire damage, 24 shock damage, and the base 20 cold damage for 57 total damage from the enchantment. He is also capable of absorbing the enchantment's power (as it counts as a spell) but that didn't happen here. The poison we assumed dealt 7 damage for 28 seconds for a total of 196. If it had been the maximum potency it would have done a fair bit more. In total, this one arrow delivered 375 damage, which is sufficient to one-shot kill a Xivalai up to level 33. Even if it didn't kill him, another strike or a "Collect Souls" spell draining health for 100 points would have been sufficient to finish him off and claim the soul. So in conclusion, poisons are powerful in general if you have a lab that allows you to maximize their potency. My character lives in Skingrad and can make these Damage Health poisons out of flax and grapes, or green stain cup, or strawberries - I have collected sufficient ingredients to make at least a thousand of them.
"shoot Destruction spells out like nobody's business"
One of the Expert potion effect descritions includes the comment "...shoot Destruction spells out like nobody's business." But in context, it appears as though whoever wrote this thinks it's the case because of the potion's boost to willpower. (For other potions just above and below this one identical except no boost to willpower recieved no such comment.) Boosting willpower does not have any effect on destruction spells except to make higher level ones available when you hit 25, 50, 75 and 100 skill points. (And I don't know that fortified willpower has this latter effect.) I think this comment should be deleted for clarity.
is it possible that you could move the Show/hide button down, so into veiw?
This is a wicked general purpose potion I figured out that I didn't see listed, but I wasn't sure how to add it since there are variants, and I am a bit of a moron when it comes to wikis.
(These numbers are all with SI, so they may differ slightly from the articles). Just to state the obvious: 641 is smaller than 671 or 746. The overall frequency calculation actually takes into account containers, merchants, non-respawning locations and all other possible places where any ingredient will appear. The resulting final scores are: Corn 1134, Apple 1037, Bread 934. Bread still loses.
The alchemy effects talk page is where the green/pink colors were first introduced, and since then that same color scheme has propagated to every other page that discusses potions/poisons or good-effects/bad-effects -- including the Useful Potions page. When I set up the Potion/Poison definitions in the .css, the colors were intentionally chosen to match potion=good-effect, poison=bad-effect. So it was not just that I got the colors "backwards". Also, the idea had been to eventually change every page that uses the green/pink colours to use the style sheet, so that the colors are just defined once instead of being defined on a hundred different pages (similar to all of the other colors currently defined in .css, most of which have also not yet been widely implemented).
Let me add that the colors Bethesda picked are not wrong. Green may be associated with life and nature, but is also associated with decay and toxity. Those last elements seem to relate to poison much more directly than green does to the positive. Pink is rarely used for bad, think of how often hearts are colored pink (or red, which are both a primary color in their own world).
Now you can read up on alot of conflicting sources on what a color means, but my point was that Bethesda didn't screw up, they simply expanded upon one explanation. We have no reason to deviate from our default procedure here; we pick what the game has decided for us. Morrowind uses a blue positive/red negative system, which is hardly related. Oblivion does not conflict with that.
First, one bit of explanation. The reason why I undid the earlier change to common.css was because the discussion here and the edit summary both said that the change was being done based on the false premise that my original, intentional decision was a careless mistake. Given that the reasons provided for making the change were incorrect, i undid the edit. Now that it's been discussed, with a more complete consideration of the situation, it makes sense to update the colours based upon the community's preferences.
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Basically these symbols allows the brain to rewire itself so it can function in accord with the shapes viewed so you can function more holistically about the cosmos, your self and ALL that Is. However you may decide to view up to 3 times a day,no more than 15 minutes so that you can give the brain the ability to assimilate. This fits the best absorption rate and alteration of circuitry. If you do more, you could lose the effects. See these symbols as an individual being and facilitator promoting an active communication with your brain. You will find time more malleable, flexible. You will be more in synchronicity, especially with the symbol called flow. You will catch glimpses of other realities that have meanings for you, illuminating you more clearly. These help in remembering, reawakening, recalling, and illuminating your path this lifetime. You are forming a relationship with a sentient tool, an aware being, an autonomous being, it will begin to talk to you. Understand these symbols as beings. These structures are like skeletal x-rays of nature spirits. They are archetypal aspects of your collective consciousness. Work and play with them. They will talk with you and tell you what you need to know because they are patterned along the lines of your neuro-circuitry. The circuits can be transmitted to another person. We are creating more silica in our bodies to pick up on these "antennas" to gain entrance into other dimensions and tap into vortexes. Anytime you lighten yourself up, you make yourself more capable of processing higher frequencies. Making statements rather than questions open doorways for more information. Asking a question does not open those doorways like a statement does. The plank plank is the actual weave of spirit reality.
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A quick brief: The symbols have their origin from Sirians. There are more than this first 15 but only this are accessible for us at this point. Bashar explains that they are all we need for now.
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Q: count NULL for all columns in hive I have a hive table with 300 columns (mixed datatype), I want to check what percentage of records have NULL values in all the columns. Can it be done simply.
col: 1     2     3     4     ...... 300
     A     4     null  78    ...... 300 columns
     B     null  70    90    ...... 300 columns
     c     4     null  78    ...... 300 columns
     g     null  72    90    ...... 300 columns
     t     4     98    null  ...... 300 columns
     null  null  70    90    ...... 300 columns
     A     4     null  78    ...... 300 columns
     B     null  70    90    ...... 300 columns

Result should be:
col 1: 12.5% (1/8 is null)
col 2: 50%
col 3: 37.5
col 4: 12.5%
.
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col 300: x%

Thanks a lot

A: Not sure this is the best way to do this, but here is how I would solve this problem (I'll provide an example for 10 columns). In python run,
>>> for i in xrange(1,11):
...    print "col{0}".format(i)
...

It will print
col1
col2
 .
 .
 .
col10

Copy and past this to sublime text.  Highlight the columns (CTRL+A) and type CTRL+SHIFT+L and then hit the LEFT arrow.  Now you should have 10 (or in your case 300) cursors. Type
, sum(case when

then skip over the col
is null then 1 else 0) / count(*)

it should look like that.   Then put a select statement on top and a from below.

A: As far as I know, it should be as simple as calculating the ratio of the null count to the total count.
Something like this:
col1 AS (select count(col1) from table where col1 IS NULL / total_count) * 100.

Hope this helps !

A: Count(*) will count all the rows.
Count(column1) will count all the rows that are not null for the column.
Combine these to form the query:
select ((tot_count - a.non_null1)/tot_count)*100 as pcnt_null_col1
     , ((tot_count - a.non_null2)/tot_count)*100 as pcnt_null_col2
from
(select count(column1) as non_null1, count(column1) as non_null2 from my_table) a
Left outer join
(select count(*) as tot_cnt from my_table) b
on (1=1)

There are other ways to do this but this way you only have to scan the table once to get the total count.
Another variation:
select (1 - a.non_null1/tot_count)*100 as pcnt_null_col1
     , (1 - a.non_null2/tot_count)*100 as pcnt_null_col2
from
(select count(column1) as non_null1, count(column1) as non_null2 from my_table) a
Left outer join
(select count(*) as tot_cnt from my_table) b
 on (1=1)

EDIT:  To clarify... if you don't join the total count then for each count(*) in the query hive will perform an additional scan.  If you join the total then hive will only scan once.  This is why I did it with a join.
Gobrewers14 is building out the code using sublime text and I think his method is good idea for that pruprose.  Good luck!

A: You can set up the query string in R or Python (R solution provided) to dynamically include all columns.
Depending on the infra you're using, you can connect directly to your database using the RODBC or DBI packages in R.
columns <- c("a", "b", "c") # This should be a vector resulting from a "SHOW COLUMNS FROM mytable" query.
table_name <- "mytable"
paste("SELECT ",
       paste(sprintf("(COUNT(*) - COUNT(%s))/COUNT(*) AS %s_nulls, ", columns[1:(length(columns)-1)], columns[1:(length(columns)-1)]), collapse = ""),
       sprintf("(COUNT(*) - COUNT(%s))/COUNT(*) AS %s_nulls ", columns[length(columns)],  columns[length(columns)]),
       sprintf("FROM  myschema.%s;", table_name), sep = "")

This will produce a string containing
SELECT (COUNT(*) - COUNT(a))/COUNT(*) AS a_nulls, (COUNT(*) - COUNT(b))/COUNT(*) AS b_nulls, (COUNT(*) - COUNT(c))/COUNT(*) AS c_nulls FROM  myschema.mytable

This solution will scale to as many columns as you like, and will adjust for different numbers of columns if you want to run this on multiple tables.

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Posted 3:30 PM, January 25, 2019, by Janice Allen, Updated at 07:49PM, January 25, 2019
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Shelby Lentz looks at life differently than your typical college student. At 21, the Western Michigan University senior has tested positive for the gene that causes Huntington's disease.
"It just changed the way that I thought about things. If you want to do something, go do it. Take risks, take leaps because every single day is not granted," she explained.
Lentz made the decision to get tested at 19, after learning her grandfather and father had been diagnosed with Huntington's. Her younger sister has also since been diagnosed with a juvenile form at age 12.
"You can't really prepare for something like that," Lentz told FOX 17 News. "I didn't realize that it was genetic and the severity of it. Whether you get a positive or a negative test result, there's grief and shock."
Huntington's disease is a degenerative brain disorder. Although patients are able to treat the symptoms, there is no cure.
"People who have Huntington's have a defective protein that builds up in their brain," explained Andy Lentz, Shelby's Dad. "It's almost like you have ALS, Lou Gherigs and Parkinson's, all at the same time. Knowing that my kids got it, makes me feel worse than getting it myself."
Lentz said it took a while to adjust after learning the news. But two years later, she has picked herself up and turned to a song she co-wrote, called "Champion," for inspiration.
Coincidentally, Lentz penned the tune months before learning her father had Huntington's Disease.
"You have to get back up, no matter how hard you get knocked down, and keep fighting," she explained. "It all just fell into place, where this song that I wrote for other people, became this song that shifted into the HD community."
Last April, Lentz launched Champions for HD, a non-profit dedicated to raising money to fund HD research and help local families affected by the disease.
Lentz, who sings and plays guitar, has performed at benefit concerts, raising thousands of dollars for the cause. The longtime pageant queen is also raising awareness for the disease as part of her platform, serving as Miss South Central Michigan.
She has no symptoms of Huntington's yet, but knows it is inevitable.
"Giving money back to families and doing these events and, and donating to research, and seeing how that impacts other people, it gives me so much hope and gratitude, and it's just been so therapeutic," Lentz said. "My music is one way that I cope, but helping people, ultimately, which is why I write music and why I do all this, because it's about helping people and sharing a story and sending a message."
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Something to look forward to: Reports about Samsung's foldable phone have been around for years now, but based on an invitation for the company's developer conference next month, it looks as if a prototype of the Galaxy X could soon be unveiled.
A few weeks ago, it was reported that Samsung had decided to abandon its plans to reveal the Galaxy X at the San Francisco event, but a recent cryptic tweet suggests otherwise.
The post includes the line: "The crossroads between the present and the future," which does sound like Samsung has somethings special to show. What could be more telling, however, is the ">" symbol used in the animated invite. The way it opens out into a straight line does appear to be a subtle nod toward the folding handset.
Back in November 2017, it seemed that Samsung was getting ever closer to releasing the elusive device when what appeared to be a support page landed on the company's website. This year has seen several South Korean publications report that the Galaxy X will launch in 2019, and DJ Koh, CEO of Samsung's mobile division, recently hinted that it could be shown off at its developer conference.
It's rumored that the Galaxy X's OLED screen will measure 7.3 inches and can be folded down to 4.5 inches. The device could also pack a curved 6000mAh battery. One of the related patents filed by Samsung is for "artificial muscle," which allows the components to move in sync with the screen to protect them from damage. The bad news is that all this futuristic tech comes at a price: the phone is expected to cost around $1800.
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Mutua who held an interactive forum with residents and leaders of Ikutha Ward in Kitui South constituency was hosted by area MCA Hussein Mwandia/CFM NEWS
KITUI, Kenya, Nov 14 – Machakos Governor Dr Alfred Mutua begun his five day tour of Kitui county to popularise his Maendeleo Chap Chap party.
Mutua who held an interactive forum with residents and leaders of Ikutha Ward in Kitui South constituency was hosted by area MCA Hussein Mwandia.
He said that his party will offer transformative leadership across the country.
"I shared with the residents my personal story of growing up in a poor city slum, which is not different from that of other regular children growing up in rural Kenya," said Mutua.
He said it was regrettable that more than 50 years since independence, we still have parts of this country experiencing lack of clean drinking water, poor health systems, bad roads and many more issues.
"We need to change the way we do things. We must pursue goals that will increase food production for domestic use, improve the quality of education and focus on creating employment for young people and trade opportunities for many more," said Mutua.
He said fostering positive growth is what Maendeleo Chap Chap envisions for Kenyans across the length and breath.
Mutua also spoke to traders in Ikutha town on his way to Mutomo where he called on them to support development oriented leaders with the wisdom to help businesses grow.
"That is what Maendeleo Chap Chap stands for, believing that it is possible.
Inawezekana na Itawezekana (it is possible and it will be possible)," said Mutua.


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Q: css table of squares containing circles of different sizes I want to make a drawing using css: 5 circles in a row going from biggest to smallest. I want the 5 circles to take up the width of the page even as a shrink the browser window.

.main-circle-block {
  border: 2px solid blue;
}

.main-circle-block table {
  width: 100%;
  border: 2px solid red;
}

.main-circle-block td {
  border: 2px solid green;
  //border-radius: 50% (just to make them into circles)
  width: 20%;
  padding-top: 20%;
}

I want to make a row a circles, with the first td tag containing the biggest circle, which would have a radius equal to half the width/height of the square and then radii 2, 3, 4 & 5 would get successively smaller.
I tried putting a div tags, giving them the size/border-radius I wanted inside the td tags but they just got squashed
Before this I also tried making a table of divs without the "padding-top: 20%" bit on the td tags, but then my circles turned into ellipses when I resized the browser.
I tried using a horizontal list making the li elements display: inline-block; but that didn't work (when i resized the browser, the circles popped around and didn't stay in a row)

*

*Can what I want be done using the table tag?

*Should I consider the horizontal list again?

I see some questions that are similar to mine but don't answer my question exactly.

A: Do you mean something like this?

.container {
  display: flex;
  width: 100%;
}
.square {
  display: flex;
  justify-content: center;
  align-items: center;
  flex: 1;
  background-color: black;
  height: calc(100vw * .20);
}
.circle {
  display: flex;
  justify-content: center;
  align-items: center;
  width: 100%;  height: 100%;
  border-radius: 100%;
  background-color: red;
}
.container div:nth-child(1) .circle {width: 90%; height: 90%;}
.container div:nth-child(2) .circle {width: 70%; height: 70%;}
.container div:nth-child(3) .circle {width: 50%; height: 50%;}
.container div:nth-child(4) .circle {width: 30%; height: 30%;}
.container div:nth-child(5) .circle {width: 10%; height: 10%;}

How It Works
To keep the squares exactly the same height as their width we've used this line of code..
height: calc(100vw * .20);
What it says is to make the height of each .square 20% of the browser viewport width which (if your content area is 100% of viewport width) will match the width of each .square which are 20% of parent width because there are 5 of them.
flex: 1; in this case (5 divs) is pretty much saying set width to 20% and height to whatever 20% of width is in pixels. (because we've set height to that on the parent with calc earlier)
More about calc and flexbox on CSS Tricks.
If you're caring about older browsers (or IE anything) be sure to check calc and flex compatibility on caniuse.com.
fiddle
https://jsfiddle.net/Hastig/dehuv652/

A: Here are my thougths:
1) Yes, but no.. The way to achieve it is unsetting a lot of the predefined table's styles. At the end, it wouldnt be a table, so using this tag would be useless and semanticly the tag table do not offer too much to your idea, so, yes, you might force the css to get it done, but it might take you so much time that it'd be worthless.
2) Yes, but practically the same. I dont know what are you trying to get done, but if you desire i just having 5 circles in a row each smaller than the others, even the li tag would require a worthless effort. Maybe you could think about a "list of circles" but, till now, it has not much meaning.
Conclusion:
Use a more simple tag with less predefined styles. You can get this perfectly done, with even everything centered using the right display(flex suggested) and thinking the rights widths. This exercise will be a lot more worthy in my opinion


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Es maravilloso para los deportes de gimnasio y muchos otros deportes.
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Approval of Tolvaptan in Europe by the EMA as the first targeted therapy of autosomal-dominant polycystic kidney disease (ADPKD) based on the findings of the TEMPO 3:4 trial is a milestone in the treatment of this disease. After the significant benefit on eGFR in TEMPO 3:4 and 4:4 more data on this therapy regarding crucial questions in the real-life setting would be highly valuable. In order to address these questions we set up AD(H)PKD - a prospective cohort study - in 2015 which is going to follow up ADPKD patients that are evaluated for a potential therapy with tolvaptan for 10 years.


Northern Territory Police are searching for a man who absconded from a prison work program in Alice Springs yesterday.
Abel Pareroultja, 35-years-old was last seen at a work placement program, south of the Gap around 2:30pm.
Police were advised after Abel failed to present for collection.
He is described as being of Aboriginal appearance, 172cms, of a medium build and short brown hair.
Police advise the public not to approach him, but contact police immediately on 131 444 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.


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Ayr CC has a long-standing commitment to safeguarding the children involved in our sport. We take a proactive approach and are keen to continually improve the safety and wellbeing of children and young people and those working with them in our sport.
This policy is based on Cricket Scotland's Child Protection Policy and is intended to provide guidance and support to those staff and volunteers working with children and young people in cricket at club level.
It sets out the minimum standards and normal procedures that can be expected by children and parents/carers participating in cricket. Our policies and procedures are reviewed (and adapted where necessary) on an annual basis, or as and when required by the Cricket Scotland Child Protection Group.
Please note that the policies and procedures contained in this document are those that are applied by Cricket Scotland at national level. Whilst member clubs are encouraged to use this document as a model of recommended good practice within cricket, it should be noted that at club level specific procedures should be drawn up where necessary.
The Cricket Scotland Child Protection Policy can be accessed here. Cricket Scotland Child Protection Policy
The Cricket Scotland Child Protection Policy and Safe in Cricket Guidelines provide comprehensive information on safeguarding children in the cricket environment. Detailed guidance on the listed areas can be viewed on the following pages of the Child Protection Policy:
· Policy Statement - Page 6
· Risk Assessment Procedures - Page 8
· Code of Conduct - Page 12
· Recruitment and Selection Procedures - Page 15
If you have an immediate and serious concern about the safety of a child please contact your local police child protection team and/or your social work child protection team. (See Page 50 of CP Policy)
· Procedure for Responding to Concerns About a Child - Page 18
· Procedure for Responding to Concerns about the Conduct of a Member of Staff/Volunteer - Page 21
· Reviewing the Management of Concerns - Page 27
Ayr CC has a duty of care towards all children involved in our activities. The following good practice guidelines help people take a common sense approach, setting out how staff/volunteers can keep children safe whilst ensuring best practice.
· Adult to Child Ratios - Page 28
· Physical Contact - Page 29
· First Aid and the Treatment of Injuries - Page 29
· Sexual Activity - Page 29
· Managing Challenging Behaviour - Page 30
· Transporting Children - Page 32
· Collection by Parents/Carers - Page 32
· Trips Away from Home - Page 33
· Communication Technology - Page 35
· Procedures for Film and Photography - Page 38
· Clubhouses and Changing Rooms - Page 39
· 1:1 Coaching - Page 40
· Whistleblowing - Page 40
A number of useful templates are available within the Child Protection Policy accompanying procedures, to assist with the administration of safeguarding in cricket:
· Significant Incident Form - Page 65
· Partnership with Parents/Carers Form - Page 69
· Photographic Forms - Page 71
Guidance on creating, updating and reviewing Club Child Protection Policies can be obtained from
the Cricket Scotland Child Protection Officer or from Regional Development Managers.
PROTECTION of VULNERABLE GROUPS SCHEME
As part of the Cricket Scotland commitment to safeguarding the welfare of all children in its care, an ongoing compliance with the Protection of Vulnerable Groups Scheme is integral to the process but should not be viewed in isolation. It should be used in conjunction with a robust recruitment and selection procedure, a defined induction process coupled with appropriate child pr
otection training and adherence to the Club Child Protection Policy.
The PVG Scheme makes it clear that it is the Club who is the employer in respect of persons undertaking regulated work (either paid or voluntary) with children at the Club. Regulated work is normally carried out by persons at Clubs holding the following positions in relation to working with those under 18 years of age participating in cricket:
● Coach ● Assistant Coach ● Team Manager/Organiser ● Parent Helper ● CPO ● Physiotherapist
It is an offence for a person who is barred from working with children, to seek or undertake work from which they are barred. Additionally, it is also an offence for a club to offer regulated work (paid or unpaid) to an individual who is barred from that work.
The PVG Scheme allows clubs to ensure that this does not happen and safeguard both the children and your Club.
Cricket Scotland is currently engaging with Clubs outlining the pathway for Club Child Protection Officers to follow for Club members to achieve PVG membership. This process and the associated policies will assist Clubs create a safer environment for children participating in cricket.
For further information on the training and guidance available in respect of the Protection of Vulnerable Persons Scheme, please contact:
PVG Administrator
Cricket Scotland
ramsayallan@cricketscotland.com
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Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Highlights (November 2016)
Participation Update (December 2016)
Participation Update Highlights (December 2016)
Cricket Scotland supports sportscotland's assertion that equity is a broader concept than equality. It is not just about equal numbers, but is concerned more with fairness, justice, inclusion and respect for diversity.
Sports equity is:
about making sure that everyone has an equal chance to participate in and contribute to sport or physical recreation if they choose to do so, and that no one is discriminated against unfairly for any reason, including – but not limited to - gender, race, disability, age, religious or political belief,
sexual orientation, social background, ethnic origin, language, marital or civil partnership status or pregnancy.
also about recognising and acknowledging that inequalities do exist between people in Scottish sport, taking positive and proactive steps to overcome these inequalities, and thus making sure that any barriers standing in the way of people who are traditionally not involved in sport are removed. Ensuring equity may require the unequal allocation or reallocation of resources and entitlements in order to overcome previous inequalities or discrimination.
Cricket Scotland recognises that research continually indicates that inequalities persist in most aspects of sport and physical recreation including participation, membership, governance, coaching and leadership. Cricket Scotland has a strong commitment to asserting the unique spirit of cricket by furthering the development of cricket in Scottish society and asserts that it is committed to implementing and promoting the Equity Standard: A Framework for Sport (2004) and establishing a robust equity policy.
Cricket Scotland is therefore absolutely committed to promoting and achieving equity, and to ensuring that unfair discrimination is eliminated. Discrimination on grounds such as those listed in paragraph one will not be tolerated within the National Governing Body in Scotland and its constituent Associations, Leagues and Clubs.
Cricket Scotland Equality Policy


Whilst on my travels in Sao Paulo today I saw a "fine" collection of (un)official t-shirts.
Arghh those are great. I want them... Mommyyyy!
It's the cover of the super rare spanish only promo 7" vinyl of "The Blood"
Still nasty as a t shirt though!
Looks like someone did the artwork on the bus.
Bidding's up to 52 quid now on this bootleg monstrosity??
I'm pretty sure that's not a bootleg actually,a friend of mine got one on the Prayer Tour.
omg really? It certainly looks like one i do stand by the use of monstrosity tho - they look like they cut half of Robert's hair off..
Yep, I had the black one also. I nearly wept when I saw how much they go for on Ebay these days!
I know, crazy prices..still got my black one but it's pretty unwearable, faded and totally out of shape!
Still have a black prayer tour t.


I'm surprised you thought the Boise Botanical Gardens was one of the best. It was nice, but IMO the ones you went to in the Canary Islands were both on a whole other level.
Maybe I should have said one of the best in the US. The ones in the Canary Islands were more beautiful, and I don't think the one in Boise is the best I've ever been to including in the US, but still one of the best.
Sounds like you had a nice balance of town and country! I would be SO into that old penitentiary! Whenever we travel we actually always google to see if there is an old prison there, lol. Obviously Alcatraz is amazing–but Eastern State Penitentiary in Philly is my favorite—it's incredible! We actually have two prisons (or Gaols :)) on the list for our next trip, I am excited!
You would have liked the old prisons we saw in Malta then. There was so much history there and all over the islands really.


Greetings from the Trading Post.
An all-around uneventful week. Even so, summer people are showing up left and right while the weatherman is being nasty. We have had enough rain already. It is hard to plan any events!
Elliott and I decided to book out on the rain. We went moteling it in Hinckley. Not to mention the good food, a great room, Kids Quest and a bit of gaming!
Golf was rained out! So my team which consists of me and Jenneane made up our game on Monday. We should have stayed home as we got rained on and the ball would not cooperate!
The highlight of our week was our getting Zippy, an adopted 7 year old Yorkie. He is a great little guy. Both Elliott and I are very excited.
With the busy season upon us, the new menu items are going over well. Remember Monday Nights are Baby Back Rib night! We also serve breakfast 7 days a week starting at 7 am.
Anytime drink special Bloody Mary $2.00. Happy Hour Monday-Friday 3-6.
Come see your sporting event on our plasma TV or our big screen!
Condolences to the people in Hammond, WI who may have lost belongings in the tornado on Sat night. Thank goodness their were no injuries!
That's about all this week!


Thank you for your interest in Mangawhai Artists Inc. Our incorporated society encompasses over a hundred creative members who have joined forces to support, coordinate and encourage artistic activity in the Mangawhai area.
We operate Mangawhai Artists' Gallery in Mangawhai Village with bookable space for members' exhibitions.
Members are invited to all openings.
At least once a year (Easter) we coordinate the well-loved Mangawhai Art Trail. This encourages innovation and experimentation and features something for everyone.
Classes, workshops, library, newsletters and social occasions are among other benefits of membership.
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package FileIO;
import java.io.*;
/**
 * Created by Defias on 2020/07.
 * Description: 目录的检查和创建
 */
public class TestFileDirectory3 {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        String path = "base/src/Log/log4j";
        String filename = "test1.txt";
        String nname = "test2.txt";
        File old = new File(path+"/"+filename);
        File rname = new File(path+"/"+nname);
        old.renameTo(rname);      //文件重命名
        fileData(old);
        fileData(rname);

        File newdir = new File(path+"/newdir");
        newdir.mkdirs();     //创建目录
        System.out.println("created " + newdir);

        //文件删除 !!!
//        File f = new File(path+"/test");
//        f = newdir;
//        if(f.exists()) {
//            System.out.println(f + " exists");
//            System.out.println("deleting..." + f);
//            f.delete();
//        } else {
//            System.out.println(f + " not exists");
//        }

    }

    private static void usage() {
        System.err.println(
                "Usage:MakeDirectories path1 ...\n" +
                        "Creates each path\n" +
                        "Usage:MakeDirectories -d path1 ...\n" +
                        "Deletes each path\n" +
                        "Usage:MakeDirectories -r path1 path2\n" +
                        "Renames from path1 to path2");
        System.exit(1);
    }

    private static void fileData(File f) {
        System.out.println("Absolute path: " + f.getAbsolutePath() +
                        "\n Can read: " + f.canRead() +
                        "\n Can write: " + f.canWrite() +
                        "\n getName: " + f.getName() +
                        "\n getParent: " + f.getParent() +
                        "\n getPath: " + f.getPath() +
                        "\n length: " + f.length() +
                        "\n lastModified: " + f.lastModified());
        if(f.isFile())
            System.out.println("It's a file");
        else if(f.isDirectory())
            System.out.println("It's a directory");

        System.out.println();
    }
}

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THANK YOU to all the organizations that sponsored these giveaways and CONGRATULATIONS to all the winners!
Back To School Giveaway and Easy Breakfast Bar With El Monterey Burritos and Peach Salsa!
Laundry Shower Gift Idea With Baby Essentials! Plus Nuby Baby Product Prize Pack Giveaway!
Chocolate Coconut Vanilla Shake Recipe! Plus Tribest Personal Blender Giveaway!
Looking for more Frugal and Fun Mom giveaways? Look to the right side of the page for links!


Here at Bottled & Boxed, we're proud to stock a great range of Rémy Martin cognac gifts that any cognac connoisseur would love to receive.
Rémy Martin was established in 1724, and the brand has always used fruit from only the highest-quality of vineyards. Plus, its recipe has been refined for three centuries, which has helped the company to capture the true essence of cognac.
Our selection of Rémy Martin cognac gift sets is quite large, and here you'll find luxury hampers, ornate bottles, and sets that come with beautiful truffles.
If you're still looking for gift inspiration, it's worth noting that Rémy Martin isn't the only cognac we stock. We have a collection of Hennessy gift sets, too.


Subject: No images for AMD64!
All the subdirectories of http://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/weekly-builds/amd64/ are empty!
Also, the amd64 links for the "testing" distribution from http://www.debian.org/CD/jigdo-cd/#which are all dead. It seems to be currently impossible to get a testing image for amd64.


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Berkeley High's mountain biking team qualifies for state
by Tracey Taylor May 09, 2011, 6:00 a.m. October 4, 2022
Berkeley was the first high school in the country to have a competitive mountain biking team — it was established in 1998 by math teacher Matt Fritzinger. Now, the 25-strong team has qualified for the state championships on May 15. Watch the clip from CBS SF, above, to see the team in action.
Tagged: Berkeley High School, Berkeley Unified School District, Cycling, Recreation, Sports
Tracey Taylor
tracey@citysidejournalism.org
Tracey Taylor is co-founder of Berkeleyside and co-founder and editorial director of Cityside, the nonprofit parent to Berkeleyside and The Oaklandside. Before launching Berkeleyside, Tracey wrote for... More by Tracey Taylor


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FN's sikkerhedsråds resolution 1871 blev vedtaget enstemmigt 30. april 2009. Resolutionen forlængede mandatet for den fredsbevarende styrke i Vestsahara med et år til 30. april 2010.

Med resolutionen opfordrede sikkerhedsrådet parterne til at fortsætte forhandlingerne om at opnå en retfærdig og fredelig politisk løsning for området. Løsningen skulle give befolkningen i området selvbestemmelse ifølge de principper og formål, som udstikkes af FN-pagten.

FN
Vestsahara

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Sharafeddinne Kharroubi (Casablanca, 14 augustus 1947 – Oran 14 februari 2019) beter bekend als Sharif Dean was een Algerijns-Frans muzikant.

Levensloop
Hij werd geboren uit een Franse moeder en Algerijnse vader. Als kind verhuisde hij naar Parijs, waar hij in aanraking kwam met de moderne muziek. Hij won daar in 1964 de prestigieuze talentenjacht van Radio Monte Carlo.

Door deze winst kreeg hij heel wat opdrachten in een aantal Duitse nachtclubs. Tussendoor studeerde hij in Brussel, waar hij in 1971 een universitaire graad behaalde in filosofie en letterkunde. Daarna richtte hij zich volledig op zijn zangcarrière.

Met de Belgische producer Jean Huysmans nam hij in 1972 zijn eerste single op, Mary-Ann, dat geen hit werd. In 1973 lukte het wel. Sharif schreef Do You Love Me?. Hij kreeg vocale hulp van Evelyne D'Haese, een Belgische zangeres die wel vaker studiowerk deed, onder andere voor Luc Hensill. Daarna volgde nog No more troubles, een veel minder groot succes en alleen in België.

Do You Love Me? is de eerste Belgische plaat die de nummer 1-positie behaalt in een Nederlands jaaroverzicht.

Hij overleed op Valentijnsdag 2019, na al een tijdlang te zijn geplaagd door diabetes.

Discografie

Singles

|-
|align="left"|Do You Love Me?||||26-05-1973||1(5wk)||17|| Alarmschijf / #1 in de Daverende Dertig / Hit van het jaar 1973De in Nederland uitgebrachte versie verschilt van die in België, Frankrijk, enz.
|}

Radio 2 Top 2000

Externe links

Referenties

Frans zanger
Algerijns zanger


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Scottish People Are All Making The Same Joke About These Shoes
By : Emily Murray On : 09 May 2018 19:49
When Vans released their latest line of trainers I don't think they expected Scotland to go mad for them.
The 'Anaheim Old Skool Trainers In Og Blue And Gold' are rather eye-catching and funky selling out in many sizes on ASOS despite costing a hefty £60.
One of the reasons they are flying off the shelves though is because as some eagle-eyed shoppers notice the trainers bear similarities to cans of Irn-Bru, Scotland's national non-alcoholic drink.
To be fair the colour scheme of the shoes is exactly the same one Irn-Bru has – bright orange, blue and white.
And so it is no wonder then the trainers have been nicknamed 'Irn-Shu' on social media cheering up everyone's day.
Many people like Jack Aitchison are desperate to buy a pair because of the resemblance.
The temptation to buy the Irn Shu is real.
The temptation to buy the Irn Shu is real @irnbru pic.twitter.com/rWF1hAP42l
— Jack Aitchison (@JackAitchison15) May 5, 2018
Meanwhile Charlotte Wilson had mixed emotions towards the trainers unsure if they were her cup of tea:
These Vans look like cans of Irn Bru and I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing.
These Vans look like cans of Irn Bru and I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing. pic.twitter.com/0PbB6m5PGp
— Charlotte Wilson (@charbie_x) May 2, 2018
Lewis Aitken found the expensive price tag quite embarrassing as the design isn't exactly unique:
Imagine paying £60 to look like you're wearing cans of Irn-Bru.
To be honest though mate I and many others would happily pay up.
imagine paying £60 to look like you're wearing cans of irn bru pic.twitter.com/qOHgFJUD37
— lewis aitken (@basicallylewis) May 5, 2018
The release of these trainers is much needed good news for Scots everywhere as earlier this year Irn-Bru announced they had stopped production of their original recipe.
Back in January makers of Irn-Bru, A.G. Barr, confirmed the full sugar version of the popular fizzy drink would no longer be made.
Instead they will follow a brand new recipe which is said to contain sweeteners which just isn't the same!
Irn-Bru tried to reassure their fans on Twitter though writing:
We know a lot of people are concerned right now about the changes to Irn-Bru. We understand. But we want to reassure you of a few things.
Irn-Bru will still be made with the same secret flavour essence as it's always been. So it'll still have its unique taste. This isn't changing and it never will.
Irn-Bru will still be a sugary drink. We're reducing the sugar, not losing it altogether. There will still be about four teaspoons of sugar in a can.
We've done a shed-load of taste tests on this. In these tests, nine out of 10 people said we've got an excellent or a good taste match.
We know we won't convince everyone right now. But when you try it, we hope you'll agree it still tastes amazing.
A message to our fans. And some much-needed facts about BRU. pic.twitter.com/53VqTUSalt
— IRN-BRU (@irnbru) January 5, 2018
This change was introduced due to the UK government's impending soft drinks levy which came into action in April.
The amount of sugar per can in the new brew has been slashed dramatically from 8.5 teaspoons to four, with the calorie count dropping from 140 to around 65.
If you are still upset about the news though, maybe a pair of Irn-Shu Vans are exactly what you need to cheer you up.
If you have a story you want to tell send it to UNILAD via [email protected]
Emily Murray
Emily Murray is a journalist at UNILAD. She graduated from the University of Leeds with a BA in English Literature and History before studying for a Masters in Journalism at the University of Salford. Emily has previously worked for the BBC, ITV and Trinity Mirror. When Emily isn't writing about topics including mental health and entertainment, you can find her at the cinema which is her second home.


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Q: Java - Combine multiple list data into single separate column list I would like to know if it is possible to combine data in different streams into a single stream. By combine i mean adding it into separate columns not to the existing column.
So far I have been able to collect the data into separate Maps as shown in the example below. I believe I should combine these Maps into a single one, but not sure how to go about it or whether I am doing something wrong.
I did some searching, found some threads on FlatMap, Concat etc. but since I am new to this Streams & Map features I seek guidance. (At present I have this working without using Map / Streams feature, just using the standard List with Add & AddALL )
Eg:
List data - 1 Map<String, int> carMileage

*

*[carOne, 10]

*[carTwo, 20]

*[carThree, 25]

List data - 2 Map<String, String> carGearBox

*

*[carThree, automatic]

*[carTwo, manual]

*[carOne, mixed]

List data - 3 Map<String, Double> carMaxSpeed

*

*[carTwo, 160.75]

*[carThree, 200.25]

*[carOne, 250.55]

Output : [something like: Map<String, dataCar> ]

*

*[carOne, 10, mixed, 250.55]

*[carTwo, 20, manual, 160.75]

*[carThree, 25, automatic, 200.25]

A: Assuming all 3 maps have the same set of keys, the direct solution would be to create a Stream over the entries of one map (for example carMileage) and collect it into another map of DataCar. If there is a constructor DataCar(mileAge, String gearBox, Double maxSpeed), you could have the following:
Map<String, DataCar> result =
    carMileage.entrySet()
              .stream()
              .collect(Collectors.toMap(
                Map.Entry::getKey,
                e -> new DataCar(e.getValue(), carGearBox.get(e.getKey()), carMaxSpeed.get(e.getKey()))
              ));


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London Annual 2018: Top 10 London Bookshops For the Book Lover
Editor's Note: This article originally appeared in the 2018 London Annual, and while this special publication is now sold out, you can support great long-form writing about London by subscribing to the Londontopia Print Magazine, debuting in June 2018. Full details here.
London is the capital of good bookshops. And while there are dozens of bookshops to explore in London, there are a few key ones that every bibliophile should visit. I've been traveling to London for over 15 years now, and I've seen favorites close and new ones open. Here are my current favorite bookstores in London (and it was very difficult to get it down to just 10!). There are several great secondhand bookshops located just off Charing Cross road on Cecil Court. Some specialize in special antique books or signed first editions. Just window shopping here is a booklover's dream, but these are not the focus of this article.
Located practically next door to Fortnum & Mason's, Hatchard's is London oldest bookstore (in fact the UK's oldest) founded in 1797. It has been at its current location since 1801. When you enter for the first time, it's exactly how you imagine an old bookstore in London to be – soft lighting, miles of bookshelves, wood paneling and oil paintings. Hatchard's is famous for their knowledgeable staff across all subject areas. They can help you find any book on any topic that you're looking for. They even have a customized subscription program where they will send you books every month tailored to your tastes.
They host many big author-related events throughout the year. Despite its unique character, Hatchard's is not an independent bookstore and hasn't been for many years. It's currently owned by the major bookstore chain Waterstones (and they've opened a second location in St Pancras Station ). But this store is not like any other Waterstones, it is and will always be Hatchard's. Hatchard's feels like how you expect an old bookstore in London to feel. It's old school, and they revel in that experience. They have the personal touch and are happy to ship your books back home. They'll arrive wrapped in Hatchard's paper.
187 Piccadilly, W1J 9LE
Nearest Tube: Piccadilly Circus
(Note: There's also a new 2nd location located in St Pancras International Station)
Foyle's is probably the 2nd most famous London bookshop. Foyle's was founded in 1904 by brothers William and Gilbert Foyle and established themselves as the literary heart of London. Under Christina Foyle, the store was known for its unique quirks – like forcing you to purchase your books in each department then collect them at a central location. The shop operated a payment system that required customers to get in line three times: to collect an invoice for a book, to pay the invoice, then to collect the book, simply because sales staff were not allowed to handle cash. Equally mystifying to customers was a shelving arrangement that categorized books by publisher, rather than by topic or author. It was said that "if Kafka had been a bookseller, Foyles would have been the result."
When Christina died in 1999, the store began to modernize and act like a traditional bookstore, much to loyal customers relief (despite those who probably enjoyed the quirks). Foyle's has also entered the cultural lexicon of Britain – Foyle's War creator Anthony Horowitz has said that the main character Christopher Foyle is named after the store because the name evoked the 1940's and the archaic practices of the store. Staff, who used to be fired for no reason and turnover was high, have now become experts in their fields and service improved at the store. They have since expanded, opening a few outlets around London and the rest of England. The new Charing Cross store is still their main headquarters.
107 Charing Cross Road, WC2H 0DT
Nearest Tube: Tottenham Court Road
(Note: There are also several other locations in London, this is the main one)
Daunt Books
Daunt Books is a chain of bookshops in London, founded by James Daunt. It traditionally specialized in travel books. Their most famous location is located on Marylebone High Street branch and is housed in a former Edwardian bookshop with long oak galleries, graceful skylights, and William Morris prints. The older section of the Marylebone shop was completed in 1912 and was originally an antiquarian bookshop called Francis Edwards. A large, walk-in safe is visible near the entrance to the travel gallery and is where expensive volumes were once stored. The shop was bought by former banker James Daunt and renamed Daunt Books in 1990. It now focuses on first-hand titles (especially travel-related material). Daunt Books has changed the way books were sold in the capital, so much so that James Daunt was hired on as the CEO of Waterstone's to turn it around.
83-84 Marylebone High St, W1U 4QW
Nearest Tube: Baker St, Bond Street or Regent's Park
(Note: There are also several other locations, this is the main classic Edwardian store)
Stanford's
Stanfords is a bookstore that specializes solely in travel – guidebooks, travel writing, maps, etc. Edward Stanford started the store in 1853 as a map seller, and the store expanded from there. It moved to its current location on Long Acre near Covent Garden in 1901. Its stately building is a joy to look at – let alone go inside. Today, every floor of the Victorian building is packed with maps, travel guides and inspirational travel writing; with beautiful hand-made globes and detailed atlases, as well as essential travel accessories for every occasion. It's very much a store of travel dreams. You'll feel like an explorer about to embark on an expedition when you go in to buy a map.
The ground floor features best sellers and special offers (and you can often find non-travel related books that are currently popular). There's also a great section dedicated solely to London related books. There's often a special buy one, get one half off sale on the front tables – something I always take advantage of (last year I bought far too many books about British walks). Their British travel section is top notch, and you can find so many lovely books about travel in the UK that you cannot find back home in the USA. My favorite section is the Ordnance Survey Map wall – they literally have every OS map that is printed and a handy guide on how to find the ones for the places you plan to go. OS maps are a must if you plan to do any walking in the English countryside. You can even get custom maps printed in the store while you wait.
12-14 Long Acre, WC2E 9LP
Nearest Tube: Leicester Square
Oxfam Books
Oxfam is known for their charity shops, but they also run Oxfam Books charity shops in many of Britain's major cities. These are used bookstores with very reasonable prices for many newer books. You can also find older treasures that you wouldn't find anywhere else. My philosophy is that if you see an Oxfam Books, you should go into it. You'll always find something inside that won't break your wallet, and all the money goes to a good cause.
(Several locations)
Forbidden Planet is a chain of sci-fi themed stores. They offer the latest merchandise for all your favorite franchises (every Doctor Who fan must visit at least once for this alone), but they also have a huge selection of sci-fi books and graphic novels. They focus on sci-fi, fantasy, horror and other genres that are generally ignored by regular bookstores. It's a sci-fi fans dreams. Their main store on Shaftesbury Avenue is a mecca. The upstairs is dedicated to merchandise. Downstairs is dedicated to books and graphic novels. It's fantastic.
179 Shaftesbury Ave, WC2H 8JR
Nearest Tube: Tottenham Court Rd or Leicester Square
Persephone Books
Persephone Books is a publisher that reprints neglected fiction and non-fiction by mid-twentieth century (mostly) women writers. All of our 122 books are intelligent, thought-provoking and beautifully written and are chosen to appeal to busy people wanting titles that are neither too literary nor too commercial. They also have their own bookstore where you can buy their books. They're a center of knowledge for important female writers, and they often hold events in the shop. The Persephone shop and office is in Lamb's Conduit Street; it's a Grade II Listed building that was built in 1702-3. It's definitely how a bookstore should feel.
59 Lamb's Conduit Street, WC1n 3NB
Nearest Tube: Holborn or Russell Square
GOSH!
GOSH! is similar to Forbidden Planet in that it caters to the genre crowd. The big difference, though, is that GOSH! is focused solely on graphic novels and comics. And not just any graphic novels, but GOOD graphic novels. The stuff put out my small presses that you can't exactly find anywhere else. The spirit of book discovery is alive and well in this charming shop located in SOHO.
1 Berwick Street, W1F 0DR
Nearest Tube: Tottenham Court Rd, Holborn
Southbank Book Market
Located underneath Waterloo Bridge on the Southbank is a great little book market. Laid out across many tables are hundreds of secondhand books. The market is there every day; some days have more sellers than other. Browse some books, enjoy some banter with the booksellers and enjoy the views of London from the Southbank. I've never regretted a stop here. The only danger is buying more books than you can fit into your luggage.
Outside the BFI Southbank
Nearest Tube: Waterloo
Waterstones is basically the Barnes & Noble of the British book scene. They're the biggest chain of bookstores, and you will find one in most major British cities. But they've changed in recent years. Now that the aforementioned James Daunt is in charge, each store is focusing on their own neighborhoods and caters to their own audience. It's made it so that each Waterstones is a bit different. Their headquarters is located on Piccadilly in an old Art Deco building. Waterstones Piccadilly is Europe's largest bookshop offering a peerless selection of titles across every genre with over eight miles of bookshelves. There are eight floors of books and spaces to enjoy. On the top floor is a great bar & restaurant with great views of central London.
203-206 Piccadilly, W1J 9HD
London Annual 2018: Top 10 London Bookshops For the Book Lover – Londontopia – The Website for People Who Love London
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We are proud to share that Dr. John Damergis was just notified of his selection for the Top Doctors Rising Stars list in Mpls-St. Paul Magazine! Rising Star is a subcategory among Super Doctors, "highlighting Twin Cities physicians who have noteworthy achievements early in their careers." We will look forward to seeing Dr. Damergis included in this list in the October 2015 publication of Mpls St. Paul Magazine, as well as online at mspmag.com and superdoctors.com!
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Q: Java counter extra incremented inside for loop I have developed an application simulating queue-based systems, so practically simulating some queues and customers that come in and go out of them, like at a regular market. I did it for a single queue and now I am trying to do it for a given number of queues. For this, I am trying to use the number of threads equal to the number of queues to work in parallel.
The problem is with iterations, which instead of 1, is 2, and I do not understand why. This code is also running for 1 queue, and queue[iterations] was replaced by queue[1] because iterations is 2 instead of 1.
Any ideas what the problem might be?
Thanks!
public class Simulation {
    static volatile int iterations=1;
    public Simulation(int minArrivingTime, int maxArrivingTime, int
minServiceTime, int maxServiceTime, int nrQueues,
        int nrCustomers, int simulationInterval) {
    Customer[] sir = new Customer[nrCustomers + 1];
    Random r = new Random();
    for (int i = 1; i <= nrCustomers; i++) { // we create a new customer, and give it an id, a random arriving time
                                                // between the specified limits and a random service time between
                                                // the specified limits
        int arrivingTime = r.nextInt(maxArrivingTime - minArrivingTime) + minArrivingTime;
        int serviceTime = r.nextInt(maxServiceTime - minServiceTime) + minServiceTime;
        sir[i] = new Customer(i, arrivingTime, serviceTime);

    }
    Queue[] queue = new Queue[nrQueues + 1];
    Thread[] thread = new Thread[nrQueues + 1];
    for (iterations = 1; iterations <= nrQueues; iterations++) {
        System.out.println(iterations);
        queue[iterations] = new Queue();
        thread[iterations] = new Thread(new Runnable() {
            public void run() {
                System.out.println(iterations);
                String result = "Queue" + iterations;

                try {
                    for (int time = 0; time <= simulationInterval; time++) // we simulate each second untill the
                                                                            // simulation is over
                    {
                        result = "Queue" + iterations;

                        for (int i = 1; i <= nrCustomers; i++) {
                            if (sir[i] != null) {
                                if (sir[i].getArrivalTime() == time) // we
iterate trough the array of customers,
                                                                        //
and if
                                                                        //
their arrival time is equal to the
                                { // current time, the customer enters the
queue
                                    queue[1].enqueue(sir[i]);
                                    sir[i]=null;
                                    //
result=result.concat(sir[i].toString()+" ");
                                }
                            }

                        }
                        Customer first = queue[1].getQueue().element();

                        if (first.getArrivalTime() + first.getServiceTime() <= time) {
                            first.setFinishTIme(first.getArrivalTime() + first.getServiceTime());
                            queue[1].dequeue();
                        }
                        for (Customer cus : queue[1].getQueue()) {
                            result = result.concat(cus.toString() + " ");
                        }
                        System.out.println(result);
                        System.out.println(" ");
                        try {
                            Thread.sleep(1000);
                        } catch (InterruptedException e) {
                            e.printStackTrace();
                        }
                    }
                } catch (NoSuchElementException e) {
                    result = "The queue is empty";
                    System.out.println(result);
                }

            }
        });
        thread[iterations].start();
        // System.out.println(queue[1].getqueue[1]().get(1).toString());
        /*
         * for (Customer cus : queue[1].getqueue[1]()) {
         * System.out.println(cus.toString()); }
         */
    }
}

}


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April 24, 2015 by Maryland Historical Trust
Heater's Island and the Piscataway Indians
by Dennis C. Curry, Chief Archeologist, Maryland Historical Trust
Vandercastle and Harrison meet the Piscataway in 1699 (painting by William Woodward).
In 1608, Captain John Smith mapped the Indian village of Moyaons near the confluence of the Potomac River with Piscataway Creek. Smith did not describe the people of this village in his journal, but twenty-five years later Governor Leonard Calvert met with this Indian nation—the Piscataway. When Calvert met the Piscataway, their village had moved from Moyaons to the head of Piscataway Creek. Over the years, their principal village would move to Zekiah Swamp (1680) and then to the foothills of Virginia (1697). In 1699, the Piscataway returned to the Maryland side of the Potomac, settling on what is now known as Heater's Island.
Thanks to colonial documents preserved in modern archives, we have a surprisingly good picture of the Piscataway Fort on Heater's Island. In April of 1699, two emissaries of the Virginia governor—Giles Vandercastle and Burr Harrison—journeyed to the island where they observed a nearly completed fort (50-60 yards square) containing 18 cabins, with 9 cabins outside the fort. Based on the Natives they observed, Vandercastle and Harrison estimated there to be 80 to 90 bowmen, which would indicate a total population on the island of around 300 people. In December of 1704, the Maryland Council dispatched Col. James Smallwood and his men to the island seeking a nominee for the new "Emperor" so the Governor could approve that person as required by law. Smallwood found the fort nearly abandoned, and learned that a smallpox epidemic had recently taken the lives of 57 men, women, and children (presumably including Emperor Ocotomaquath). The Piscataway rebounded, however, and in 1712 the Swiss adventurer Baron Christoph von Graffenried encountered a vibrant population on the island, which he called "Canavest." Shortly after von Graffenried's visit, the Piscataway left Heater's Island to settle in Pennsylvania and later in New York.
Brass points, gunflints, glass beads, ceramics, and nails from Heater's Island.
Fast forward to the summer of 1970, when Heater's Island – then privately owned, but now owned and managed by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources – served as the focus of the University of Maryland–College Park's first archeological field school. From late June through August, several dozen students, under the overall supervision of Dr. Robert Schuyler and the general field direction of Ivor Gross, excavated 113 5- by 5-foot squares at the site of the 17th-century Piscataway fort. Their excavations revealed a corner bastion of the fort structure (marked by a trapezoidal soil stain), a number of pit features containing evidence of what the Piscataway ate (mostly corn and deer), and an incredible collection of artifacts. Unfortunately, a report on the excavations was never prepared.
In 2004, Dr. Schuyler (now at the University of Pennsylvania) transferred the collection and records to the Maryland Historical Trust and staff began analysis and report preparation. Readily apparent in the artifact collection is the material culture shift that occurred among the Piscataway: European goods (glass beads, iron nails, glass bottles, and more) had clearly replaced Native-made items. Stone arrowpoints are virtually absent, but triangular brass arrowpoints are plentiful. The Piscataway also adopted another European weapon—the firearm. The presence of guns on the site is marked by an abundance of gun parts, gunflints, and pieces of lead shot. Similarly, Indian ceramics and Native tobacco pipes were largely replaced by those of European manufacture. But this adoption of European goods seems to have resulted more from practicality than from assimilation. Metal knives were sharper and more durable than chipped-stone versions, and wine bottle glass could be flaked into scrapers more quickly than quartz. So while the Piscataway may have chosen more efficient European wares and materials, they did so while maintaining their Indian identity. This is evident in their self-governance and in their dealings with the colonists. The Piscataway strove to define their destiny.
Modern Piscataway in traditional garb.
When the Piscataway from Heater's Island left Maryland around 1712, their documentary presence began to fade. In Pennsylvania, this group of Piscataway settled, and eventually merged, with Nanticoke groups. The Piscataway (or Conoy, as they were later known) appear as signatories on a handful of treaties as late as 1758. The last official mention of the Conoy tribe is on correspondence they signed in 1793. Yet this is not the entire story. When the main group left Heater's Island for Pennsylvania, there were other Piscataway Indians still living in southern Maryland. These people may have been less visible, but they did exist. Documentary evidence appears in several court cases: in a 1707 case (not resolved until 1712), Queen Nannsonan and a group from Choptico sought restitution for a plundered Indian grave; and in 1736 "George Williams, an Indian" petitioned the legislature for title to the land he had long occupied in Prince George's County. Certainly, many other Piscataway remained in southern Maryland but left no written record. In the 1920s and 1930s, chief Turkey Tayac began a Piscataway resurgence that reached a crescendo in the 1970s. Today, many in southern Maryland identify as Piscataway. That Indian presence—300 years after the main group of Piscataway left Heater's Island—led Governor Martin O'Malley in 2012 to grant state recognition to three Piscataway groups: the Piscataway-Conoy Confederacy, the Piscataway Indian Nation, and the Cedarville Band of Piscataway.
Links for further reading:
http://mht.maryland.gov/documents/pdf/archeology/currentresearch/heaters-island.pdf
http://mht.maryland.gov/documents/pdf/archeology/currentresearch/conoy-last-appearance.pdf
http://www.loudounhistory.org/history/indians-piscataway.htm
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Middlesboro, Pineville, Whitesburg, Cumberland, and Harlan, KY – Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKCTC) is proud to announce its Students of the Month for September.
On the Middlesboro Campus, first year student Roxanne Steele of Harrogate, TN has been chosen. She is studying medical coding and plans to graduate in May 2020. Steele says that she enrolled in classes at Southeast because of her children. "I realized that bettering myself would be the best way to ensure their happiness and provide them with the life they deserve," she says.
Nursing student Kortlyn Barrineau of Corbin has been named Student of the Month for the Pineville Campus. She plans to graduate next May and says that she chose Southeast because of our high pass rate on the state board exams. She also based her decision on the positive experiences of family and friends who have graduated from the program.
Each SKCTC campus has a Student of the Month selection committee appointed by its campus director. In making its choice, the committee weighs criteria such as academic performance, extracurricular activities, work ethic, helpfulness to others, and whether the student has had to overcome significant barriers in achieving academic success.


With historic sites and family activity providers opening up for Easter, why not book some time off with friends and family. You can shed those winter blues and welcome in Spring.
With daffodils in bloom, lambs in the fields and hints of the warm air to come, the onset of spring brings us the Easter break at just the perfect time of year. Whether you're feeling adventurous and wish to explore the further corners of your realm or prefer to discover new places on your doorstep, booking some time out with the extended family or group of friends in a large holiday house would be an ideal way to shed the winter blues and welcome in Spring.
Spring is one of the best seasons to enjoy a holiday in the UK and with so many big holiday houses and cottages available to rent you'll be spoilt for choice.


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The name of this mystical archaeological site means "At the Mouth of the Well of the Itza" in Yucatan Mayan language, a reference to the nearby Sacred Cenote, or sinkhole, where offerings were made to various deities and from which the city derived much of its water supply.
The ancient Maya archaeological site of Chichen Itza, located in Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula about 50 miles inland south of the Caribbean coastline, holds the remains of one of the largest and most powerful city-states of the pre-Columbian Americas.
While the fully-restored monumental core of Chichen Itza archaeological site covers approximately 5 square kilometers and is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the world, the estimated extent of ancient dense urban development at the city's peak is thought to have reached 25 square kilometers.
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The Monster Club: 10 Well-known Horror Characters!!
These characters have been in several sequels, remakes and reboots... and we love them all for it... It's a simple, yet effective way to see them... If you know their names, you are one of my kind of people!! =)
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Special News: "NO MARRIAGE" [2017] FILM and MUSIC
Here is a film that features good friend and composer Vincent Gillioz (http://vincentgillioz.com/) whom I have been working with on several releases for Howlin' Wolf Records (http://howlinwolfrecords.com/) over the years. Vincent has crossed over the international waters of music many times, but this is a little more special as he has stepped into his own produced release.
NO MARRIAGE (2017), directed by Wang Zhan and starring Zhong Zheng and Zhang Qianru. Based on the highly popular manga of the same name, the movie adaptation tells the story of Gao Xin, a single office lady who faces family and societal pressure following a break-up with her ex-boyfriend. She meets up with the romantically inexperienced software engineer Rong Er, who is gathering data about female perspectives on love for research. They form a "romantic contract" to help each other out and gradually, begin to develop unexpected feelings for each other.
This bilingual (English and Chinese) album has been produced and annotated with exclusive liner notes by Benjamin Chee, with striking art design by the peerless Luis M Rojas. For a limited time, CD-R orders placed on this Vincent's website will include an insert booklet signed by composer Vincent Gillioz.
This film "NO MARRIAGE" is getting a considerable amount of attention from the story, directing, acting and of course the score... I have become a fan of this film and finding that Vincent has once again outdone himself with this light-hearted journey. I wish Vincent, Benjamin, Wang Zhan and all involved the best success.
Smeagol: Because it's my birthday, and I wants it.
It's my birthday too, yeah
We're gonna have a good time
I'm glad it's your birthday
Yes we're going to a party party
Getting older, wiser... nope just older. This is the one before the big one...