Q: Looking ahead, what is Corning taking into consideration for its next generation Gorilla Glass?
A: I can't say too much, but lets just say that Corning is aware of some of the frustrations consumers still have with their mobile device screens such as smears, smudges, reflections and germs, and that we are taking those into consideration for developing future products.
Today's best oleophobic coatings are already pretty good at bringing screen smudges to a minimum while operating them with your fingers, and we can't say we've ever been worried about the germs on our touchscreens, as that's why we have an immune system, but the "reflections" part certainly piqued our interest.
We know that the outside visibility of a smartphone, especially in direct sunlight, is highly dependent on two factors - the screen's brightness, and almost as equally on the screen's reflection ratio. The less light it reflects back to our eyes, the more visible the screen remains, and it is especially true with the annoying "mirror reflections".
Samsung is pretty good at coating their AMOLED displays to achieve very low screen reflectance percentages, as they are not very luminant to begin with, but also Apple, and Nokia with its ClearBlack filter are scoring at the top here. If Corning has found a way to make its tough glass with even lower reflectivity, we'd say that a new era of outdoor visibility might be upon us when this thing is released to market, as it is one of the main complaints about mobile screens in general.
Focusing on the wrong area, screen shouldn't break from side-hit and small bending.
why can't a tech company produce some real innovation with smartphone batteries and battery life!
They tout how strong their product is with these lab tests, but when you drop it on the ground, it breaks just as easily as a generic piece of glass. This company's products are based upon a lot of empty hype.
people need to learn to clean their phones. i have troubleshooted peoples phone and damn I swear several generation of bacteria/virus on it. come on folks is your home like that? also for god sacks, when you sit on the latrine don't use your phone their.


Yesterday, NatWest began trials on the bank's Mimo app, its new personal finance manager (PFM) designed to give customers greater insight into their finances.
While this is certainly not the first of its kind to market, Mimo lead Calvin O'Brien believes it is bolder, more ambitious and bigger than other propositions.
"Firms have started to do this before we have and we're catching up fast," says O'Brien. "We have big plans to accelerate and do a whole bunch of different things and together, you'll find it's bigger than all of those others. This bold and ambitious project will probably take over the course of the next two years to bring in all the things we would want to do," he says.
The app, which goes on trial with select customers and NatWest staff today, joins a growing market of PFM tools from challenger banks Monzo, Starling, Revolut and most recently by Metro Bank in October last year.
While challenger banks are competing with incumbents on the digital product front, the UK's Competition and Market Authority (CMA) brought in customer service rankings to encourage rivalry in a bid to boost banking innovation. In the most recent rankings, NatWest was ranked tenth of 16 eligible banks for overall customer service, with 59% of surveyed customers likely to recommend the bank.
"The key thing is not to tread water but to keep adding additional features and provide value added," he says.
The opportunities for data-driven PFMs have not been lost on the challengers, with challenger Starling bank racing to become an Open Banking ecosystem orchestrator, but O'Brien suggests this is a play for the incumbent, with a wide scope for additional services.
"It's also not about just linking data from their current account but adding in other stores of information," he says, explaining how property and vehicle information can automatically prompt compare the market checks.
"Mimo will also integrate household finances," says O'Brien. "A customer can get insights about themselves but maybe also their kids who may overdraw regularly or vulnerable parents who may be at risk of scamming.
"We're also working with an AI concierge provider to offer low cost services like flight bookings and hotel bookings which private banking customers pay a premium for. That's something no one else is doing but we're looking to roll out in the next six months," says O'Brien.


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Q: How to keep a function running in background.js even when popup.html is out of view how to keep this timer running even when popup.html is closed?
i am saving the last time in storage so that it resumes from last stopped point
but how to keep the setinterval keep running
manifest has
persistence as true. and this script in background

function timer(){
  if(localStorage.getItem('tile')==null){
    secs=32400;
    }

    if(localStorage.getItem('tile')!=null){
      secs=localStorage.getItem('tile');
    }
    console.log(secs);
    if(secs!==0){

    function z(n) { return (n < 10 ? '0' : '') + n; }
    var sign = secs < 0 ? '-' : '';
    secs = Math.abs(secs);
    secs = secs-1;

chrome.storage.local.get(["actualtime"],function (result){aht = (((Number(result.actualtime))*((13/8)*60))/(28800-secs)/60);
document.getElementById("time2").innerHTML = aht.toFixed(2);
    })
    aht2 = (((secs/60))*((13/8)))/(28800/60);
    document.getElementById("time3").innerHTML = aht2.toFixed(2);
    document.getElementById("counter").innerHTML= sign + z(secs / 3600 | 0) + ':' + z((secs % 3600) / 60 | 0) + ':' + z(secs % 60);
    console.log(localStorage.getItem('actualtime'));

    localStorage.setItem('tile',secs);
}

}

setInterval(timer,1000);

A: cant use the same js for  background as well as for popup.html //mistake i made.
ran a seperate js for background and a js  for popup.html
used msg parsing to communicate between them
Background one kept running and the js for popup.html gets called only when popup.html is opened.(and stops when closed)

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Q: Why are some preprocessor macros not expanded unless they are arguments to another macro? In certain situations, some token sequences are not preprocessed fully.
For example:
#define EMPTY()
#define DELAY(x) x EMPTY()
#define PRAGMA(args) _Pragma(args)

#define WRAP( BODY ) { BODY }

#define LOOP_Good( body, i, LB, UB ) \
WRAP( \
    DELAY(PRAGMA)("omp parallel for") \
    for( i = LB; i < UB; ++i ){ \
        body \
    } \
)

#define LOOP_Bad( body, i, LB, UB ) \
{ \
    DELAY(PRAGMA)("omp parallel for") \
    for( i = LB; i < UB; ++i ){ \
        body \
    } \
}

#define LOOP_Good_Again( body, i, LB, UB ) \
{ \
    PRAGMA("omp parallel for") \
    for( i = LB; i < UB; ++i ){ \
        body \
    } \
}

// Good
int i;
int lower_i = 0;
int upper_i = 10;

LOOP_Good( printf("%d\n", i);, i, lower_i, upper_i )

// Bad
LOOP_Bad( printf("%d\n", i);, i, lower_i, upper_i )

// Good again
LOOP_Good_Again( printf("%d\n", i);, i, lower_i, upper_i )

Which (using -E -fopenmp gcc 9.1) expands to the below (with formatting):
int i;
int lower_i = 0;
int upper_i = 10;

// Good
{
  #pragma omp parallel for
  for( i = lower_i; i < upper_i; ++i ){
    printf("%d\n", i);
  }
}

// Bad
{
  PRAGMA ("omp parallel for")
  for( i = lower_i; i < upper_i; ++i ){
    printf("%d\n", i);
  }
}

// Good again
{
  #pragma omp parallel for
  for( i = lower_i; i < upper_i; ++i ){
    printf("%d\n", i);
  }
}

In the 'good' case, the DELAY(PRAGMA) is expanded to PRAGMA which is then expanded (with the adjacent arguments) to _Pragma(...)
In the 'bad' case, the DELAY(PRAGMA) is expanded to PRAGMA but the processing stops and PRAGMA is left in the output.
If you take the 'bad' output and repreprocess it (with all the previously defined macros) it correctly expands.
The only difference is that the 'good' case, DELAY(PRAGMA) is part of the argument to the WRAP macro, where as the 'bad' case does not pass DELAY(PRAGMA) into any macro. If in the 'bad' case, we instead use PRAGMA alone, the problem is solved (as in the 'good again' case).
What's the reason for the different behaviors in the 'good' and 'bad' cases?

A: In the bad case, what you intend to be arguments to PRAGMA never appear with PRAGMA in tokens that are scanned for macro replacement.
We can ignore the LOOP_xxx macros; they just expand to various tokens without complications, and the resulting tokens are processed as if they appeared in the source file normally. We can instead consider just DELAY(PRAGMA)(foo) and WRAP(DELAY(PRAGMA)(foo).
Per C 2018 6.10.3.1 and 6.10.3.4, the arguments of a macro are processed for macro replacement, then the resulting tokens are substituted into the macro's replacement tokens, then the resulting tokens and subsequent tokens of the source file are rescanned for further replacement. (When the tokens of a macro argument are being processed, they are treated as if they constitute the entire source file.)
In DELAY(PRAGMA)(foo):

*

*PRAGMA is the argument x to DELAY, but it is not followed by parentheses, so it is not a macro to replace.

*PRAGMA is substituted for x in DELAY's replacement tokens x EMPTY().

*The result, PRAGMA EMPTY(), is scanned for replacement.

*EMPTY is replaced by nothing.

*The results of the replacement of EMPTY, along with the subsequent tokens ((foo), and anything that follows it) are scanned. Note that PRAGMA is not in these tokens: It is not part of the tokens that resulted from replacing EMPTY.

*Macro replacement is complete.

In WRAP(PRAGMA)(foo), the first five steps are the same, and the remaining steps result in replacement of PRAGMA (foo):

*

*PRAGMA is the argument x to DELAY, but it is not followed by parentheses, so it is not a macro to replace.

*PRAGMA is substituted for x in DELAY's replacement tokens x EMPTY().

*The result, PRAGMA EMPTY(), is scanned for replacement.

*EMPTY is replaced by nothing.

*The results of the replacement of EMPTY, along with the subsequent tokens ((foo)) are scanned. As above, PRAGMA is not in these tokens, so it is not replaced.

*Macro replacement of the argument to WRAP is complete, having produced PRAGMA (foo).

*These tokens from the argument are substituted into WRAP's { BODY }, producing { PRAGMA (foo) }.

*These tokens (along with following tokens in the source file) are rescanned for further replacement. Now PRAGMA (foo) appears in these tokens, so it is replaced.


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Jason Conley (born July 21, 1981) is an American retired professional basketball player who last played for the Helsinki Seagulls in Finland in 2017. A  shooting guard and small forward, Conley is best known for being the first freshman to ever lead NCAA Division I in scoring.

Early life
Jason Conley was born in San Antonio, Texas, and attended Montrose Christian School in Rockville, a perennial national high school basketball power that has sent many players to the Division I and professional levels. He did not catch many college basketball recruiters' attention, but Virginia Military Institute, a small Division I university located in Lexington, Virginia offered him a scholarship.

College

VMI
Conley is dyslexic and failed to attain the minimum SAT entrance exam score to be eligible to play college basketball right after high school. To try to help him qualify, he spent one year at a postgraduate school called Millersburg (Ky.) Military Institute, but Conley still fell short of his SAT requirement. As a partial qualifier, he sat out one year at VMI but did not lose a year of eligibility.

When Conley's college basketball career finally started in 2001, two full years after his high school graduation in 1999, he burst onto the national scene. As a freshman, Conley started all 28 games, averaged 29.3 points, 8.0 rebounds and 2.9 steals per game while shooting 46.7% from the field and 81.8% from the free throw line. He had some of his best games against top-tier competition: 24 points against Kentucky, 25 against Virginia and even 38 against Villanova.

When the 2001–02 season had come to a close, Conley's 29.3 ppg average made him the first freshman ever to win the national scoring title. He was named the Co-Southern Conference Player of the Year with Dimeco Childress of East Tennessee.

Conley followed up an historical freshman campaign at VMI with a sophomore season that saw him transfer to Missouri after the first semester had ended. At the time, Conley played in 10 games and was averaging 22.2 ppg with VMI. Since he transferred midway through an academic year, he only had to sit out the spring semester at Missouri before he was eligible to suit up for the Tigers the following year.

Missouri
As a junior in 2003–04, Conley was selected to the Big 12 Conference All-Newcomer and All-Reserve Teams. He averaged 7.6 points and 3.4 rebounds in 18.2 minutes per game, and scored a season-high 24 points in a win over Baylor. As a senior in 2004–05, Conley's role on Missouri increased as he averaged 10.2 points and 5.9 rebounds in a career-high 33 games played. Although neither of his seasons at Missouri matched what he accomplished at Virginia Military Institute, he still finished his college basketball career with 1,567 points and 557 rebounds.

Professional
The closest Conley came to making a National Basketball Association (NBA) roster was participating for the Atlanta Hawks' summer league team in 2005. He was signed to play for Germany's Telekom Baskets Bonn in 2005, a team he stayed with through 2007–08. He followed this with one-month stints for Finland's Porvoon Tarmo (February 2009) and Namika Lahti (March 2009). In 2009–10, Conley signed with WBC Kraftwerk Wels of the Austrian A Bundesliga.

References

External links
Finnish League profile
Career college statistics

1981 births
Living people
American expatriate basketball people in Austria
American expatriate basketball people in Finland
American expatriate basketball people in Germany
American expatriate basketball people in Romania
American men's basketball players
Basketball players from Maryland
Basketball players from San Antonio
Flyers Wels players
Helsinki Seagulls players
Kataja BC players
Kouvot players
Missouri Tigers men's basketball players
Namika Lahti players
Sportspeople with dyslexia
People from Chevy Chase, Maryland
Shooting guards
Small forwards
Sportspeople from Rockville, Maryland
Telekom Baskets Bonn players
VMI Keydets basketball players

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Q: SQL update multi table with multiple conditions I have MySQL database I want to update stock.qty + empiresobjects.food if objects.product=stock.product and stock.qty-objects.consume for stock.product=objects.consumable if only stock.qty>objects.consume
CREATE TABLE `objects` (
`id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
`name` varchar(45) CHARACTER SET utf8 NOT NULL,
`period` smallint(5) unsigned NOT NULL,
`consumedgold` decimal(20,0) unsigned NOT NULL,
`food` bigint(30) NOT NULL,
`type` varchar(10) CHARACTER SET utf8 NOT NULL,
`class` varchar(15) CHARACTER SET utf8 NOT NULL,
`required` varchar(250) CHARACTER SET utf8 NOT NULL,
`param0` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
`param1` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
`param2` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
`param3` varchar(12) COLLATE utf8_unicode_ci NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
`duplicated` tinyint(3) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '1',
`upgradable` tinyint(3) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '1',
`growth` decimal(9,5) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0.00000',
`objorder` smallint(6) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
`productive` tinyint(3) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
`consumable` varchar(25) COLLATE utf8_unicode_ci NOT NULL,
`product` varchar(25) COLLATE utf8_unicode_ci NOT NULL,
`consume` int(10) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (`id`),
KEY `name` (`name`),
KEY `type` (`type`),
KEY `class` (`class`),
KEY `food` (`food`),
KEY `product` (`product`),
KEY `productive` (`productive`),
KEY `consumable` (`consumable`),
KEY `consume` (`consume`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB AUTO_INCREMENT=246 DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8
COLLATE =utf8_unicode_ci;

empiresobjects
CREATE TABLE `empiresobjects` (
`id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
`empireid` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
`starts` int(7) NOT NULL,
`ends` int(7) NOT NULL,
`status` tinyint(3) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
`objectid` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
`level` tinyint(3) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '1',
`x` varchar(20) COLLATE utf8_unicode_ci NOT NULL DEFAULT '0.00',
`y` varchar(20) COLLATE utf8_unicode_ci NOT NULL DEFAULT '0.00',
`r` smallint(5) DEFAULT '0',
`z` varchar(20) COLLATE utf8_unicode_ci NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (`id`),
KEY `starts` (`starts`),
KEY `ends` (`ends`),
KEY `status` (`status`),
KEY `FK_cityid` (`empireid`),
KEY `FK_objectid` (`objectid`),
KEY `level` (`level`) USING BTREE,
CONSTRAINT `FK_objectid` FOREIGN KEY (`objectid`) REFERENCES `objects` (`id`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB AUTO_INCREMENT=461 DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8 COLLATE=utf8_unicode_ci;

stock
CREATE TABLE `stock` (
`id` int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
`empireid` int(10) DEFAULT NULL,
`product` varchar(25) DEFAULT NULL,
`qty` int(10) DEFAULT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (`id`),
KEY `product` (`product`),
KEY `qty` (`qty`),
KEY `empireid` (`empireid`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB AUTO_INCREMENT=125 DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8mb4;

i use 2 update statements :
update stock s
,(SELECT sum(objects.consume*empiresobjects.level) as food,objects.consumable,empiresobjects.empireid FROM empiresobjects,objects where status=1 and objects.productive=1 and empiresobjects.objectid=objects.id group by empiresobjects.empireid,objects.consumable) ef
,(select sum(objects.param0) as size,empiresobjects.empireid from objects,empiresobjects where objects.id=empiresobjects.objectid and objects.class='stock' group by empiresobjects.empireid) es
,(select sum(objects.food*empiresobjects.level) as food,empiresobjects.empireid from objects,empiresobjects where objects.id=empiresobjects.objectid group by empiresobjects.empireid) etf
,(select sum(qty) as qty,empireid from stock group by empireid) ets
set s.qty=s.qty-ef.food
where s.qty>ef.food and es.size>etf.food+ets.qty and s.product=ef.consumable and s.empireid=ef.empireid and s.empireid=es.empireid and s.empireid=etf.empireid and s.empireid=ets.empireid;

update stock s
,(SELECT sum(objects.food*empiresobjects.level) as food,sum(objects.consume*empiresobjects.level) as consume,objects.product,objects.consumable,empiresobjects.empireid FROM empiresobjects,objects where status=1 and objects.productive=1 and empiresobjects.objectid=objects.id group by empiresobjects.empireid,objects.product) ef
,(select sum(objects.param0) as size,empiresobjects.empireid from objects,empiresobjects where objects.id=empiresobjects.objectid and objects.class='stock' group by empiresobjects.empireid) es
,(select sum(objects.food*empiresobjects.level) as food,empiresobjects.empireid from objects,empiresobjects where objects.id=empiresobjects.objectid group by empiresobjects.empireid) etf
,(select sum(qty) as qty,empireid from stock group by empireid) ets
,(select qty as qty,product,empireid from stock) ec
set s.qty=s.qty+ef.food
where ec.empireid=s.empireid and ef.consumable=ec.product and ef.consume<s.qty and es.size>etf.food+ets.qty and s.product=ef.product and s.empireid=ef.empireid and s.empireid=es.empireid and s.empireid=etf.empireid and s.empireid=ets.empireid;

They works but can not check if the stock.qty>empiresobjects.consume so I get negative valies if stock.qty field.

A: update stock ps
,(select stock.empireid,stock.qty,sum(objects.food*empiresobjects.level) as produce,sum(objects.consume*empiresobjects.level) as consume,objects.product,objects.consumable from stock,objects,empiresobjects where stock.empireid=empiresobjects.empireid and objects.id=empiresobjects.objectid and empiresobjects.status=1 and objects.productive=1  and stock.product=objects.consumable group by stock.empireid,objects.product,objects.consumable)  d
,(select sum(objects.param0) as size,empiresobjects.empireid from objects,empiresobjects where objects.id=empiresobjects.objectid and objects.class='stock' group by empiresobjects.empireid) es
,(select sum(qty) as qty,empireid from stock group by empireid) ets
set ps.qty=ps.qty-d.consume
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De Junkers Ju 290 is een Duits transportvliegtuig voor lange afstanden, verkenningsvliegtuig, maritiem patrouillevliegtuig, en zware bommenwerper gebouwd door Junkers. Op 16 juli 1942 vloog de Ju 290 voor het eerst. De Ju 290 heeft een dubbele staart, is viermotorig en heeft een intrekbaar landingsgestel. Er zijn slechts 70 exemplaren gebouwd.

Ontwerp en ontwikkeling

De Ju 290 was een directe verdere ontwikkeling van de Junkers Ju 90, die voor militaire doeleinden was geëvalueerd. De Ju 290 zou de Focke-Wulf Fw 200 Condor moeten vervangen. De Fw 200 bleek erg langzaam en kwetsbaar wanneer het toestel werd geconfronteerd met RAF-vliegtuigen boven de nauwe zeeën rond Europa. De Ju 290 zou het antwoord op de vraag naar een groot transportvliegtuig moeten zijn. De bommenwerperversie van de Ju 290, de A-8, was gepland, maar nooit gebouwd.

Het ontwikkelingsprogramma resulteerde in de Ju 290 V1, een prototype met no. 290000001 en geregistreerd als BD + TX. Op 16 juli 1942 volgde de eerste vlucht. De Ju 290 had in vergelijking met de Ju 90 een langere romp, sterkere motoren, een Trapoklappe en een hydraulisch laadsysteem aan de onderkant van de achterkant van de romp. De Ju 290 V-1 en de eerste serieproductie van acht Ju 290 A-1's waren onbewapende transportvliegtuigen. De nood was zo hoog dat de Ju 290 A-1's meteen in dienst werden genomen na te zijn afgebouwd.

Meerdere Ju 290's gingen in het voorjaar van 1943 verloren, waaronder één die meedeed aan de Stalingrad luchtbrug en twee die voorraden vlogen naar de Duitse troepen in Tunesië.

De urgente nood voor Ju 290's in een rol als zeepatrouillevliegtuig voor lange afstanden werd nu ook een hoge prioriteit, wat resulteerde in de Ju 290 A-2. Drie Ju 290 A-1's werden omgebouwd tot Ju 290 A-2's volgens de specificaties op de assemblagelijn. De productie verliep langzaam door de nodige modificaties en de installatie van  sterke verdedigingswapens. De Ju 290 A-2 werd uitgerust met een FuG 200 Hohentwiel zoekradar en een koepel op de rug van het toestel met MG 151 kanonnen. De Hohentwiel werd met succes gebruikt voor het opsporen van geallieerde konvooien tot een afstand van 80 kilometer, op een hoogte van 500 meter of tot een afstand van 100 kilometer op een hoogte van 1 000 meter. Dit betekende dat de bewegingen van geallieerde konvooien konden worden bekeken, terwijl de Ju 290's zelf buiten bereik van luchtafweer konden blijven.

De Ju 290 A-3 versie volgde snel de Ju 290 A-2 op, de Ju 290 A-3 had als voordeel dat navigatieapparatuur was toegevoegd. De Ju 290 A-3 had waarschijnlijk de zwaarste defensieve bewapening van alle vliegtuigen uit de Tweede Wereldoorlog. Het toestel had twee hydraulisch aangedreven HDL 151 geschutskoepels uitgerust met 20 mm MG 151 kanonnen op de rug. In een gondel onder de neus van het toestel waren een MG 131 machinegeweren en een MG 151 kanon geïnstalleerd. In de staart was een MG 151 kanon aangebracht. Verder waren er nog twee MG 151 kanonnen bij de middel van het toestel geïnstalleerd. Zowel de Ju 290 A-3 als de Ju 290 A-2 waren uitgerust met grote brandstoftanks in de romp van het vliegtuig. Beide types hadden nog steeds het laadluik aan de achterkant van het toestel, zodat ze gebruikt konden worden als transportvliegtuig als daar vraag naar was.

De verbeterde Ju 290 A-7 deed zijn intrede in de lente van 1944, 13 werden er afgebouwd waarvan er tien dienst gingen doen bij de FAGr 5. Enkele Ju 290 A-7's en Ju 290 A-4's werden uitgerust met een afkoppelbare neuskoepel die was bewapend met een 20 mm MG 151 voor verdediging tegen frontale aanvallen. Dit type was, net als de Ju 290 A-5, niet uitgerust met bommen, omdat het de bedoeling was om antischipraketten te lanceren.

Productie werd opgezet in het Protectoraat Bohemen en Moravië bij Letov in de Praagse wijk Kbely voor gevechtsversies van de Ju 290, beginnend met de Ju 290 A-2, die een radar droeg voor zijn patrouillerol. Kleine verschillen in bewapening onderscheidden de Ju 290 A-3 en Ju 290 A-4, uiteindelijk leidend tot de definitieve versie de Ju 290 A-5. De Ju 290 A-6 was een passagiersvliegtuig.

Operationele geschiedenis
Een speciale langeafstandsverkenningsgroep, FAGr 5 (Fernaufklaringsgruppe 5), werd op 1 juli 1943 gevormd. Laat in de zomer van 1943 werden drie nieuwe Ju 290 A-2's afgeleverd aan het 1. Staffel. Op 15 oktober dat jaar werd deze 1 Staffel operationeel vanaf Mont-de-Marsan, dicht bij Bordeaux. De eerste vluchten volgden in november 1943, waarbij geallieerde konvooien werden geschaduwd in samenwerking met duikboten. Vaak bleven de Ju 290's daarbij tot wel 18 uur lang in de lucht.

Vijf Ju 290 A-3's met sterkere BMW 801D stermotoren volgden, zo ook vijf Ju 290 A-4's, die waren uitgevoerd met verbeterde rugkoepels met MG 151 kanonnen. De Ju 290's waren goed uitgerust voor hun patrouillerol, waarop de Ju 290's, de Fw 200 Condors begonnen te vervangen. Een Ju 290 A-4, no. 0165, werd op experimentele basis uitgerust met ophangpunten voor FX 400, Henschel Hs 293 en Hs 294 raketten en een FuG 203e radar. Na de Tweede Wereldoorlog werd dit toestel overgedragen aan de Verenigde Staten en over de Atlantische Oceaan daar naar toegevlogen.

In november 1943 werd 2. Staffel opgericht. Met een vliegbereik van 6 100 km strekte het patrouillegebied zich uit over een groot deel van de Atlantische Oceaan, waar de Ju 290's informatie over posities van geallieerde konvooien doorspeelden aan duikboten. Elf Ju 290 A-5's met dikkere bepantseringplaten, MG 151 kanonnen in plaats van de eerdere machinegeweren in de middenposities en zelfdichtende brandstoftanks werden vroeg in 1944 aan de FAGr 5 afgeleverd. In dezelfde periode werden ook twaalf Ju 290 A-7's afgeleverd, deze konden drie Henschel Hs 293 glijdbommen of Fritz X antischipraketten en hadden een herontworpen neussectie, die een installatie van een 20 mm kanon combineerde met de FuG 200 radar.

Toen 1943 op zijn eind liep eiste Admiraal Dönitz dat de volledige productie van Ju 290's beschikbaar gesteld zouden worden voor de duikbootoorlog. Toch werden slechts zo'n 20 toestellen voor dit doel ter beschikking gesteld. Ondanks dat Hitler en Dönitz een verhoging eisten, verklaarde de generale staf van de Luftwaffe, dat het onmogelijk was om meer toestellen aan maritieme patrouilledoeleinden toe te voegen. De staf gaf aan dat zolang de Luftwaffe geen prioriteit kreeg in algemene bewapening, ze niet meer toestellen aan dit doel konden besteden.

In de lente van 1944, nadat Albert Speer de leiding over de Luftwaffe had overgenomen, kondigde het Hoge Commando van de Luftwaffe aan dat de productie van Ju 290's werd gestaakt, ondanks de nood aan maritieme patrouille. Het stopzetten van deze productie betekende dat er meer vrij kwam voor de productie van jachtvliegtuigen. In die tijd was Speers positie zwak en Hermann Göring was op zoek naar medestanders die hem konden helpen de macht van Speer in te perken. De Luftwaffe was dan ook niet bereid de Kriegsmarine meer te bieden dan "goede wil".

Het gevecht om de Atlantische Oceaan werd definitief beslist ten gunste van de geallieerden toen de Duitsers bases verloren aan de geallieerden in Frankrijk in augustus 1944. Daarop werd de maritieme patrouille-eenheid, FAGr 5, teruggetrokken naar het oosten en de overgebleven Ju 290's werden overgeheveld naar transporttaken, waaronder service bij KG 200, waarvoor ze agenten achter vijandelijke linies dropten en andere speciale missies uitvoerden.

De Ju 290 A-5, no 0178, D-AITR, Bayern, van Lufthansa vloog op 5 april 1945 naar Barcelona, met als piloot Flugkapitän Sluzalek. Het vliegtuig liep tijdens de landing schade op aan het landingsgestel en was gerepareerd met onderdelen die gebracht werden door een Lufthansa Fw 200 Condor. Het toestel bleef in Spanje, omdat de Spaanse overheid de normale vluchten over de route K22 had opgeschort, waarna de D-AITR werd overgedragen aan de Spaanse autoriteiten.

Vluchten naar Japan
Na de invasie van de Sovjet-Unie door Duitsland in juni 1941 werden plannen gemaakt om Japan en Duitsland door de lucht met elkaar te verbinden, door gebruik te maken van vliegtuigen van de Luftwaffe, die aangepast zouden zijn voor dergelijk lange vluchten. Commerciële vluchten naar het verre Oosten door Lufthansa waren immers niet meer mogelijk en ook per schip of duikboot via de zee was de tocht te gevaarlijk geworden. Veldmaarschalk Erhard Milch gaf daarom toestemming voor een onderzoek naar de uitvoerbaarheid van directe vluchten. Verschillende routes werden bekeken, waaronder vluchten vanuit bezet Russisch grondgebied en Bulgarije. Uiteindelijk werd Nausti, dicht bij het Inarimeer, in het noorden van Finland, geselecteerd als het optimale startpunt voor vluchten in een grote cirkel over de Noordelijke IJszee, oostelijk Siberië, om daarna bij te tanken in Mantsjoerije, voordat de vlucht zou worden afgemaakt naar Japan.

In 1943 werd de Ju 290 geselecteerd voor deze vluchten en daarop werd begonnen met het doen van testen in februari 1944 van een Ju 290 A-5, no. 0170, KR + LA, beladen met 45 ton aan brandstof en vracht. Drie Ju 290 A-9's, no. 0182, 0183 en 0185, werden in de Junkers fabriek in maart 1943 aangepast voor langeafstandsvluchten. Het plan werd uiteindelijk tijdelijk gestaakt, nadat de Duitsers het niet met de Japanners eens waren geworden over de uiteindelijk te vliegen koers. De Japanners wilden de Russen niet provoceren door over hun territoria heen te vliegen, waarna de drie Ju 290 A-9's werden overgeheveld naar de KG 200. De 0812 ging verloren tijdens een missie in het huidige Rusland, de 0813 was vernield in Travemünde en de 0815 was niet meer te repareren na terugkomst van een missie boven Rusland, dit alles gebeurde in 1944.

De vluchten naar Japan werden nieuw leven ingeblazen in december 1944, hoofdzakelijk om Luftwaffe generaal Ulrich Kessler naar Japan te brengen als vervanging voor het Duitse lucht attaché in Tokyo. Een Ju 290 A-3, no. 0163, werd gekozen en overgevlogen naar Travemünde voor de noodzakelijke aanpassingen, maar het werk werd vertraagd waarop besloten werd Kessler met de duikboot U-234 naar Japan te brengen. De 0163 werd op 5 mei 1945 vernietigd toen Britse troepen arriveerden.

Na de oorlog
Enkele Ju 290's overleefden de oorlog, waarvan de geallieerden op z'n minst deze drie toestellen geëvalueerd hebben:
 De V.S. testten een Ju 290 A-4, no. 0165, die was uitgerust met ophangpunten voor FX 1400, Hs 293 en Hs 294 raketten en een FuG 203 radar. Hernoemd naar Alles Kaputt en geregistreerd als FE 3400 werd het toestel op 28 juli door kolonel Harold E. Watson van Orly, Parijs via de Azoren naar Wright Field overgevlogen. Het overgenomen vliegtuig, met zijn nazi-insignes overgeschilderd, deed frequent mee aan luchtshows in Freeman Field en Wright Field. Tijdens de sloop van het vliegtuig in 1946 werd, in de vleugel dicht bij een brandstoftank, een plastic explosief van Duitse makelij ontdekt.
 Een Ju 290 A-5, no. 0178, de Bayern van Lufthansa, die in Barcelona was overgenomen, werd door Spaanse luchtmacht gebruikt tussen 29 april 1950 en 21 juli 1956 voor transport van de regering.
 De Letov L-290 Orel, werd in 1946 bij Letov in Tsjecho-Slowakije gebouwd uit onderdelen die bedoeld waren voor het prototype van de Ju 290 B-1. De L-290 werd afgebouwd als een passagiersvliegtuig voor of 40 of 48 personen (de bronnen zijn niet eenduidig).

Versies
 Ju 290 V-1: Eerste prototype van de Ju 290, registratie BD + TX.
 Ju 290 A-0: Transportversie.
 Ju 290 A-1: Verbeterde versie van de Ju 290 A-0.
 Ju 290 A-2: Transport/langeafstandsverkenner.
 Ju 290 A-3: Langeafstandsverkenner.
 Ju 290 A-4: Langeafstandsverkenner.
 Ju 290 A-5: Maritiem patrouillevliegtuig/langeafstandsverkenner.
 Ju 290 A-6: Passagiersvliegtuig, tot wel 60 personen.
 Ju 290 A-7: Maritiem patrouillevliegtuig/bommenwerper.
 Ju 290 A-8: Zwaarder bewapende Ju 290 A-7, echter nooit gebouwd.
 Ju 290 A-9: Transportvliegtuig (waarschijnlijk gebaseerd op de Ju 290 A5/A7).
 Ju 290 B-1: Versie bedoeld voor grote hoogten, echter nooit gebouwd.
 Ju 290 B-2: Prototype bommenwerper met drukcabine.
 Letov L-290 Orel: Dit toestel gebruikte onderdelen die in de oorlog bedoeld waren geweest voor het bouwen van een prototype van de Ju 290 B-1, het is gebouwd door Letov in Praag (Orel is Tsjechisch voor Adelaar).

Hitlers persoonlijke transportvliegtuig
Op 16 november 1943 werd een Ju 290 A-5, no. 0170, samen met veel andere nieuwe vliegtuigen en prototypes, getoond aan Adolf Hitler in Insterburg in het toenmalige Oost-Pruisen, nu gelegen in het oblast Kaliningrad. Hitler was onder de indruk van het potentieel van de Ju 290 en liet aan Hermann Göring weten, dat hij voor persoonlijk gebruik een Ju 290 wilde. Het duurde echter nog tot laat 1944 tot een Ju 290, een Ju 290 A-7, no 0192, werd toegevoegd aan de Fliegerstaffel des Führers (FdF). Dit toestel was tot die tijd in gebruik geweest bij de maritieme patrouille eenheid FAGr 5 (Fernaufklarungsgruppe 5). Het modificeren van de Ju 290 A-7 op de FdF's basis in Pocking, Beieren, was in februari 1945 klaar. Het toestel kreeg de registratie KR + LW toegewezen. Hitlers piloot, Hans Baur, heeft het toestel getest, maar Hitler zelf heeft er nooit in gevlogen.

De KR + LW was uitgerust met een passagierscompartiment in het voorste deel van het vliegtuig voor Hitler. Dit deel was bepantserd met 12 mm pantserplaten en 50 mm kogelvrij glas. Een ontsnappingsluik was in de vloer van het compartiment aangebracht en een parachute ingebouwd in Hitlers stoel. In een noodgeval zou Hitler dan de parachute moeten aantrekken, aan een hefboom moeten trekken om het luik te openen en naar buiten rollen door de opening. De vluchtroute is getest met mensgrote mannequins.

Hans Baur vloog de KR + LW op 24 maart 1945 naar het vliegveld München-Riem. Toen hij het toestel landde werd het alarm voor een luchtaanval geactiveerd. Baur parkeerde daarop het toestel in een hangar en ging daarna naar huis. Toen hij terugkwam op het vliegveld bleek dat de hangar met daarin het vliegtuig door Amerikaanse bommenwerpers was vernietigd.

Amerikabomber
Het grote vliegbereik van de Ju 290 maakte de Ju 290 een uitermate geschikte kandidaat voor het Amerikabomber-project. Prototypes van een versie met een nog groter vliegbereik werden dan ook besteld als Junkers Ju 390. Toen Duitsland de toegang tot de Atlantische Oceaan verloor, verloren ze snel hun waarde, waarop de volledige productie in oktober 1944 stopte.

Gebruikers

Civiele gebruikers

 Lufthansa

 ČSA – 1 Letov L-290 Orel

Militaire gebruikers

  – 1 oud Duitse Ju 290, na de Tweede Wereldoorlog

Zie ook

Gerelateerde ontwikkelingen
 Junkers Ju 89
 Junkers Ju 90
 Junkers Ju 390

Vergelijkbare vliegtuigen
 Focke-Wulf Fw 200 Condor

Externe links
 Lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de (Duits)
 Luftarchiv.de (Duits)
 Uboat.net (Engels)

Militair luchtvaartuig
Bommenwerper
Verkeersvliegtuig
Duits vliegtuig in de Tweede Wereldoorlog
Vliegtuig van Junkers


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This page describes the Saturday and Sunday adult sessions. See these links for information on the weekend children's programming and young adult programming.
But I Want To Do Everything!
Internet Resources for Highly and Profoundly Gifted Children!
Let's Pretend -- Child's Play or The Centerpiece of Mind?
Every individual is unique (eachness) and yet every human is more like other humans than different from them (suchness). In a world of educational norms we have had to single out gifted students, to define the characteristics that set them apart, in order to meet their unusual needs. By doing this, we sometimes set up new and limiting "gifted norms." It is important for both adults and children to come to terms with the paradox that each child is both a unique individual and a member of a larger unity.
Young children naturally fill their lives with fantasy. In the educational world imagination and pretending are considered at best minor aspects of consciousness that are best outgrown so that adults can focus on the weighty issues of reality. But pretending is among the most powerful capacities of the human mind, combining imagination with emotion and individual action, literally capable of creating new versions of reality. This session will deal with the importance of supporting and developing the child's ability to both imagine and pretend.
Stephanie Tolan is a playwright, novelist, and well-known advocate for extremely bright children. She co-authored the award-winning nonfiction book, Guiding the Gifted Child, and has written many articles about the challenges gifted "asynchronous" children and adults face as they find a way to fit into their world. She lectures throughout the country to audiences of parents, educators and counselors attempting to find ways to meet the children's needs. Her experiences with these "amazing, off-the-charts" young people inspired the themes of Welcome to the Ark. The first volume of a projected trilogy, Welcome to the Ark is a powerful novel about four brilliant young misfits in a world teetering on destruction. Ark is followed by Flight of the Raven, now available from HarperCollins.
The lack of fit between the highly gifted student and lock-stepped school programs is seen in more dimensions than just the intellectual. So often highly gifted students have a difficult time finding a social fit, particularly if they are kept with age-mates who are not ability peers. Explore the reasons behind this lack of social fit, and work together to develop specific strategies to find positive social situations and potentially close friendships for highly gifted children. Professionals and parents can gain ideas for interventions that help highly gifted students find their social fit. We will develop tools for advocacy, such as ways of refuting the common claim that accelerating students puts them at a social disadvantage.
Lisa Rainen entered the University of Washington through their Early Entrance program for gifted high school students, and earned a B.A. in English there. She went on to get a M.A.Ed in Gifted Education from the College of William and Mary. Lisa is now a first-year teacher in a 5th grade gifted and talented classroom in Wausau, Wisconsin.
Children with evolutionary viewpoints are being seen more often – children who are virtually redefining "reality" and may be the next wave of evolution. This presentation will discuss the aloneness that these "evolutionary children" experience and the precarious place they are in when caught in conflicts between their "knowing" and what others say is "truth." Evolutionary children need help from caring adults in learning how they can respond in light of their complex thoughts and feelings. Parents, teachers, and counselors can learn how to listen and respond to them in effective ways so that these children can deal with the dilemmas that arise as when they are in conflict with others and within themselves. This session emphasizes what can be done and the help needed to do it.
Ellen Fiedler is a Professor in the Master of Arts in Gifted Education program at Northeastern Illinois University in Chicago.
Your child is three years old and writing algebraic equations in base two.
Change schools? Home school? Self-school? Your child deserves a place where he can learn, and only you can find it for him. Research by Karen Rogers, Miraca Gross, Deidre Lovecky, John Feldhusen and others suggest some possibilities.
Making a career choice can be difficult for high ability students. These difficulties may also be compounded when outstanding competencies in multiple areas vie for attention. Balancing skills, values, interests and abilities are important during the selection process. Join in a discussion of ways to navigate through these trouble spots along with strategies for career guidance throughout the life of the student.
Carolyn J. Kottmeyer: Internet Resources for Highly and Profoundly Gifted Children!
Highly gifted children are just like any other children -- some are writers, others readers, some excel in creative pursuits including art or music, others in math or science, or any other area you can name. Highly gifted children are hardly "all alike."
Profoundly gifted children are far outside the moderately gifted child that they are often difficult to spot. These children sometimes appear socially backwards, academically lazy, and generally un-gifted. Others appear as perfectly normal, moderately gifted children.
Come hear a parent's perspective on the profoundly gifted child (two of them!), complete with professional documentation and research studies from some of the biggest names in highly, exceptionally and profoundly gifted children from the last 80 years.
Carolyn Kottmeyer is the webmistress of Hoagies' Gifted Education Page and parent of two distinctly different PG children.
Kathleen Kustusch: So You Think You Want To Homeschool?
Kathleen Kustusch: Homeschooling: Practical Information, Open Discussion, and Questioning an Expert?
This session will allow you to ask questions in an informal setting about anything related to homeschooling. This can range from curriculum suggestions to character development, from "Physics to Friends" and everything in between. Come and Chat!
Kathleen Henneberry-Kustusch is the administrator of The Westbridge Academy, a correspondence school for academically accelerated home educated students. Kathleen is a trained social worker by profession and mother of five highly gifted children. She has homeschooled her children until they are ready for college and she has been a homeschool support group leader for almost twenty years. She is a consultant and speaker on many topics related to her experience.
In this presentation I will address the use of imagination in receiving, interpreting and sending information. Exercises in visualization, auditory and kinesthetic imagination will be conducted as examples of skill sets which can be intentionally developed for the enhancement of creative internal/external dialogue. Current research on imaginary friends as tools, guides, and sources of information will be discussed.
Higher order thinking processes, such as complex creative problem solving, will be analyzed as applications for these communications. Consideration will be given to communication between parts of self, self and the problem, and self and others as components of higher order processing.
In addition to covering the above material, at this session I will introduce my current research project and allow for participants to sign up if they wish. As a communications researcher, I am currently collecting stories from children and parents describing encounters with imaginary friends. Those who have experienced this phenomenon are invited to be a part of this study.
June Mack has worked for 25 years as a teacher and researcher in the area of creativity theory and practice. For 20 years she has worked as a professional playwright, theater director, choreographer, composer, and filmmaker, with philosophy and physics as hobbies. Her films have garnered 18 international awards. Her graduate degrees include a Masters in Fine Arts in film production from Florida State University and a Masters in Education, with a concentration in the arts in education (creativity in children), from Harvard University. For 10 years June has been researching and presenting papers at professional and academic conferences on a constellation of topics, centering around cross-thinking in the arts and sciences and educational applications of these concepts.
Now on the faculty of the Department of Communication Studies at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, she is teaching in the areas of the psychology and philosophy of communication, specializing in internal/external dialogue. Currently she is researching the phenomenon of imaginary friends in highly gifted children.
Intrinsic abilities may contribute a small part of a person's happiness and life satisfaction. We will scan the range of gifted people's characteristics, sensitivities, and especially probe their psychological type influence of introversion and intuition. I will draw on ideas from Daniel Goleman's Emotional Intelligence and Primal Leadership to help our children and ourselves become more effective. Our goal is to promote self-awareness, confidence, intelligent behaviors, satisfying social relationships and effective decision-making. Such life skills enable people to use their abilities and accomplish their hopes of success.
Since 1979 Elizabeth "Betty" Meckstroth, M.Ed., M.S.W. has worked in supportive cooperation with families of gifted children and related organization, co-authoring Teaching Young Gifted Children in the Regular Classroom and Guiding the Gifted Child; assessing children, speaking, consulting, counseling, facilitating parent discussion groups and writing numerous chapters and articles.
Do giftedness and overexcitabilities (OEs) go hand in hand? What are those OEs, anyway, and how good are they for you? What is Dabrowski's model of development and mental health, and how it applies to the gifted? Can one grow through falling apart? How positive is positive disintegration? When do we pathologize exceptionality and when do we glamorize pathology? What's asynchrony got to do with it? These and other issues related to Theory of Positive Disintegration will be explored during this session, based on the original writings of Kazimierz Dabrowski. Familiarity with the TPD concepts is helpful, but not necessary.
Elizabeth Mika, M.A., LCPC, decided to obtain her clinical psychology training after discovering K. Dabrowski's writings a long time ago. She presently works as a tester and consultant to gifted children and their families in the Chicago area. Her other occupations have included mental health counseling, writing, translating, and mothering two gifted sons.
What happens when gifted children grow up? We will use small groups, and open discussion to explore the impact of overexcitabilities, school experiences, and other differences on EG/PG adults' friendships, careers, and family relationships. The workshop will also address existing research, resources, and next steps for participants.
This workshop provides an opportunity for discussion and personal exploration of the topics developed in the previous workshop. Through a mixture of small groups, large group discussion, and brainstorming we will create an interactive space for participants to think and talk about the impact of overexcitabilities and other differences on their own lives.
Michael Rios is the parent of profoundly gifted children, has published on giftedness, and has done extensive healing work with gifted adults.
Sarah Taub is a professor of linguistics at Gallaudet University and a recovering PG child. She also teaches martial arts and co-counseling techniques.
Starting with a couple of my experiences as a parent, I provide examples of how simple mathematical topics and ideas can be used as an opening to important ideas. There will be some observations on the implications for "acceleration" and "enrichment" of capable students, as well as ways to deal with frustratingly repetitive daily assignments.
Mike Robison is the father of two gifted children who are not always motivated students. He is also a Ph.D. candidate in Mathematics Education at Michigan State University, with particular interest in highly capable mathematics students in relation to Mathematics reform. And finally, he is a secondary mathematics teacher with several years experience with gifted students in various contexts.
This presentation will discuss recent neurological research finding correlations between high levels of intelligence and certain aspects of brain anatomy, physiology, and function. The presentation will also address the legal, ethical, and educational implications of these findings.
Why is game theory, the science of interactive decision-making, a natural partner for hg/pg minds? How can game theory help us win in sports, politics, school, business, love, and war? What was John Nash's ("A Beautiful Mind") contribution to game theory? Come experience game theory in an interactive format.
A theory on the formation of certain negative beliefs about ourselves, most often made in childhood, will be presented in the context of a spiritual philosophy. The analogy of the Cuckoo Egg offers a playful yet profound metaphor for understanding ourselves at a deep level and for improving communication with loved ones through humor and personal responsibility. Focus will be on increasing awareness of our beliefs and emotional habits in order to cope with intensities and find the healing path out of stuck and painful places. Seeing Life as our mirror and consciously creating the experiences we desire are the goals of this insight-oriented approach. Tools for increasing happiness and family bonding will be discussed.
Without proper identification, support, and guidance, highly gifted girls may be at risk of underachievement. This session will explore strategies for identifying highly gifted girls, nurturing their abilities, and helping them to overcome the causes of underachievement (e.g., low self-esteem, peer pressure, and gender bias.) The facilitator will present activity ideas, materials, and strategies that teachers can use to increase confidence and support the early growth and development of highly gifted girls. A notebook of materials will be included.
Highly gifted young children hunger for creative learning opportunities in the regular classroom. This session will present creative activities, materials and strategies most suited to the unique needs of highly gifted kindergarten through fourth-grade students. It will demonstrate how teachers can use the visual and performing arts and will also explore the appropriateness of such options as diversified learning centers, student-centered activities, clustering and individualized learning. A notebook of materials will be provided.
Joan Smutny is a nationally recognized author, educator, and advocate for gifted education. She has directed The Center for Gifted at National-Louis University since 1983, lectured at numerous national, regional, and local conferences on gifted education, and has authored more than ten books for parents and educators on gifted children and their educational needs.
Many different options will be covered. The presenters will give parents tips on how to best interact with teachers and other school officials. The last twenty minutes will be reserved for questions from the audience.
The presenters will share brochures and other information about their current schools with interested parents.
Marilyn Wallace is Head of School at Quest Academy, Chicago, IL. She holds an M.Ed. from National-Louis University in Educational Leadership, and a B.A. in Music, Elementary & Secondary Education from Principia College. Marilyn has 27 years experience in teaching and administration in public and independent schools, including extensive experience in gifted ed. She was awarded the Phi Delta Kappa Outstanding Educator award in 1994.
Mary Anna Thornton is Academic Dean at Conserve School, Land O'Lakes, Wisconsin. She holds a Ph.D. in Anthropology from Northwestern University, and a B.A. in English Language and Literature from the University of Dallas. Mary Anna has 12 years experience in teaching and administration in college programs for gifted students and in independent schools for gifted and talented students, preschool through 12th grade.
Marilyn and Mary Anna are both parents of gifted children.


A determination by the Disability Determination Services, an administrative law judge, or the Appeals Council that an applicant meets the medical definition of disability under the law.
Monthly benefit payable to a spouse or a child of a retired or disabled worker or to a survivor of a deceased worker.
"Blindness," for Social Security purposes, means either central visual acuity of 20/200 or less in the better eye with the use of a correcting lens or a limitation in the fields of vision so that the widest diameter of the visual field subtends an angle of 20 degrees or less (tunnel vision).
Permits the exclusion of any earned income of a blind person that is used to meet expenses reasonably attributable to earning the income.
Classification of impairments, by body system, that identifies the medical condition(s) on which disability-related benefits are based. Before 1985, the coding of the primary and secondary diagnoses for Social Security and Supplemental Security Income applicants was in accordance with the International Classification of Diseases: 9th revision, Clinical Modification, 4th ed., using 4-digit ICD-9 codes. In 1985, the Social Security Administration (SSA) implemented a revised method to determine and enter impairment codes in administrative records. This revised approach provides for a modified impairment coding system, generally using 3 digits (followed by zero), loosely based on the ICD-9 codes. For research purposes, the ICD-9 codes and SSA impairment codes are, typically, identical. However, the diagnostic groupings shown in the statistical tables closely parallel the major ICD-9 disease classifications.
The basic benefit standards used in computing the amount of federal SSI payments. Benefit levels differ for individuals and couples living in households and for persons in Medicaid institutions. Individuals or couples living in their own household receive the full federal benefit. The federal benefit is reduced by one-third if an individual or couple is living in another person's household and receiving support and maintenance there. The federal benefit rates are increased annually to reflect increases in the cost of living.
Used to determine the federal benefit rate. Applies to adults who own their living quarters, are liable for the rent, pay their pro rata shares of household expenses, are living in households composed only of recipients of public income-maintenance payments, and are placed by agencies in private households. Also applies to children living in their parent's household. See federal benefit rates.
Permits a recipient with an approved PASS to set aside earned or unearned income and resources for a work goal. The income or resources set aside are used to pay for goods or services needed to reach the goal, such as education, vocational training, starting a business, or purchasing work-related equipment. The income and resources that are set aside under a PASS are excluded from SSI income and resource tests, but they do not influence the determination of ability to engage in substantial gainful activity.
A payment that has been temporarily stopped until the condition or conditions causing the suspension are known to have ended. The suspension does not affect eligibility for Medicaid benefits.


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Q: use a service to start a new, shared, tmux session (and detach) I'm trying to use systemctl to launch a process in a new, shared, tmux session.  I'm pretty sure my tmux command is all set:

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*I have the socket path set with a shared group.

*the service is executing under a user that's a member of the group

*I've tested from the CLI and it works; I can attach with another account.

The command looks like this:
tmux -S /tmp/tmux/sharedsesh new-session -s sharedsesh -d "/usr/bin/java server.jar"

However, when I put it in a new systemctl unit, I'm getting an error: "tmux: unknown option -- S".  Since this is an uppercase S, I'm wondering if that means it doesn't have access to sockets or something?
Unit file:
[Unit]
After=network.target

[Service]
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PrivateUsers=true
User=servhost
Group=servhost
ProtectSystem=full
ProtectHome=true
ProtectKernelTunables=true
ProtectKernelModules=true
ProtectControlGroups=true

ExecStart=/usr/bin/tmux -S /tmp/tmux/sharedsesh new-session -s sharedsesh -d "/usr/bin/java server.jar"

I've looked at the security directives under Service, but in the end I'm left with the error.  And, I'm still wondering why it doesn't know about the S option - I'm running the same command as when I do it on the console, so why's it unknown?
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Ok, like so often is the case, just after posting I found my issue.
In fact my ExecStart line is just fine - the error was from my subsequent controls, likely the next one: (bad syntax)
ExecReload=/usr/bin/tmux send-keys -S /tmp/tmux/sharedsesh "reload" Enter
                         ^ -S should be here               ^ send-keys here

In my defense, I was getting the error messages from journalctl which did not show line numbers.  Also, I didn't expect it because I didn't expect those to run.
Which leads to my next issue: now that I've fixed the syntax, it's clear that the service is stopping immediately after starting (and Stopping timed out. Terminating. error to boot).
I guess my real issue is something wrong in my Unit file?  Or does systemd not like the way tmux detaches?  Or something else?

A: It appears the answer is I needed a Type=forking setting in the Service stanza.  Next I have to figure out how to let the service manager know that it was stopped intentionally (when the session terminates, the control process thinks it was a crash).  But at least the tmux server and session are persisting and I can connect with a different user.


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UPDATE 8: Live Updates from Duke
Mon, 02/06/2012 - 8:00pm — Kaylin Bade-Reporter
8:12 p.m.: Final score: 96-56 Duke prevails!
7:59 p.m.: Scheer just scored a layup with one minute left in the game, Duke has blasted past the Tar Heels with an amazing score of 93-53.
7:38 p.m.: Kathleen Scheer is coming into the game after the timeout, 84-45.
Kathleen Scheer
Duke lays the smack down in the first half 50-24
Liston on fire in first half.
Durham, NC – Duke ends the first half leaving the Tar Heels stunned. Tricia Liston has combined for just eight points in her pervious two games.
Live coverage of the Tabacco Road Showdown - Duke vs North Carolina
Kathleen Scheer warming up before tonight's game.
Both teams are on the court getting ready for the Tabacco Road Showdown, we are ready, it is going to be one crazy game. Go DUKE.
Discover nature through MDC 75th anniversary photo contest
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) invites photographers around the state to enter its 75th Anniversary Photo Contest.
United States consumers are more willing to buy clothing made from U.S. cotton when grown sustainably
Studies show importance of transparency in U.S. apparel production.
COLUMBIA, Mo. – As the interest in environmentally responsible business practices grows globally, researchers are interested in how that interest translates into consumer sales.
Over 390,000 Missourians will participate in statewide earthquake drill tomorrow, Feb. 7
Missouri Department of Public Safety
More than 390,000 Missourians registered by Jan. 30, 2012 to participate in statewide earthquake drill on Feb. 7.
Female leaves two year old alone while going to a bar
Mon, 02/06/2012 - 12:54pm — Kyle Quick-Publisher
Washington, MO. - Early yesterday morning at approximately 2 a.m., Franklin County Deputies responded to the Julie Lane Apartments in Washington, Mo for a peace disturbance between a male and female who were arguing outside.
Deputies determined both subjects had been drinking at a bar in Washington where the argument had reportedly began.
Steinhoff delivers a "Tradition of Excellence" acceptance speech
Pictured: Coach Ray Steinhoff receives Hall of Fame Award from Gerald Andrews, President and CEO for the MSHOF.
"New Haven High School is a great school. It's a school that is blessed with a supportive community, it is a school that strives for excellence in all rounds, most importantly in academics and yes, basketball."


Whatever happens around you, don	take it personally... Nothing other people do is because of you. It is because of themselves.
We are the same, you and I. We are images of light.
Love for yourself is the key to loving other. Love begins with you.


Michael Laws looks at attempts to control the rabbit pest in Otago and, what he believes, is the failure of both the efforts and the Otago Regional Council's rabbit policy.
Since their planned liberation in the South Island as a source of food, fur and British nostalgia the European rabbit has plagued local authorities.
Indeed within 30 years of their introduction, that plague was literal. Stock numbers dramatically declined and settlers were forced off their land while thousands of hectares of Central Otago were abandoned to the fluffy-tailed interloper. As in rural Australia, this invasive species was spectacularly successful at colonising the land of the colonisers.
Since the rabbit plagues of the 1880s and subsequent infestations local and central government has been searching for a rabbit solution. It has never found one, hamstrung in the most part by a failure of strategy and a complete failure of will.
The latest failure is biological - the RHDV K5 virus, a Korean variant of the RHDV haemorrhagic disease illegally released in the Cromwell area in 1997. The original RHDV virus, acquired from Australia, was released by frustrated Central farmers who saw no hope of salvation from central or local government. They probably still don't.
Unwittingly, the Otago Regional Council (ORC) encourages them in this belief. Rabbits are your responsibility, it says. Chairman Stephen Woodhead publicly repeated this message last week.
Unfortunately, the chairman's message is misguided, and so too that of his council. Indeed its their collective hands-off policy that has, in good part, caused this latest plague.
But first let's deal with the ORC chimera that the official introduction of the Korean strain of the RHDV virus has been a success. According to Mr Woodhead, ``the measured rabbit population decreased by 47%'' as a direct result of the Korean virus.
You'd be forgiven for thinking ``Wow! Almost half of Otago's rabbits eradicated in a few short months by a biological agent. More please!'' Except that it's not true.
Months ago, as a Dunstan ward councillor whose constituency is overrun with rabbits, I asked for some verifiable way of testing the effectiveness (or not) of the vaccine's kill-rate.
Last month I was presented with the only constant check: night counts in thirteen different Otago locations. These have some validity because the ORC has been performing the same night counts in the same areas, and in the same way, for every year since at least 2006. What those counts showed was not a decrease in rabbits. Far from it. Those statistics showed a 40.3% increase in the rabbit population since 2016, and a 20% increase since 2017.
Under challenge, the ORC presented a second set of statistics. This looked at night counts in just selected areas and compared pre-virus and post-virus counts - even though those selected areas were only a fraction of the sites (roughly 100) where the virus had been released. Those were the figures that Mr Woodhead chose to champion.
Unsurprisingly, farmers and farming communities scoffed. So too the residents of Cromwell, Luggate and a significant number of other rural towns in Central Otago.
At which point, the ORC's so-called ``success'' figures are rendered meaningless. And they know it.
The truth is that the Korean virus has failed to make the expected dent in Otago's rabbit figures. It was officially promoted as the means to get numbers under effective control, thus allowing landowners to apply their traditional culling techniques and win, if not the war, then this particular battle.
But the real failure has not just been of execution but also of strategy.
It is plainly obvious that the existing ORC policy of making landowners responsible for rabbit control is a disaster. Despite evidence that such a hands-off policy isn't working, it's still the strategy, the plan and the only option being offered.
In part, farmer politicians can take some responsibility for the ORC's strategy. They convinced the regional council after the demise of local rabbit boards that they could do it. And in some areas for example, the Maniototo they have.
But rabbits don't just live on farms. They don't recognise human boundaries.
They live where the living is easy and that means migration into life style blocks, wasteland, council-owned land and government reserves, and peri-urban communities. My property backs on to a small orchard and a residential development. Rabbits are as numerous as sparrows. My cat brought in Kill #23 and Kill#24 last week and that's since spring.
Meanwhile the ORC neither monitors nor enforces its existing policy of making landowners responsible. I can't recall one infringement notice in my time on council, and yet the plague has arrived, and it is surely here.
I'm happy to discuss and promote solutions. I'd be thrilled to debate options and opportunities. But the first thing that has to happen is that we admit that there's a problem, and that our current policies and programmes aren't working.
Until the Otago Regional Council gets to that point, the rabbit plague can only worsen.
-Next week Michael Laws considers options for effective rabbit control.
-Michael Laws is a Central Otago-based Otago regional councillor.
You can manipulate statistics any way you want to prove or dis-prove an argument. The ORC have been cherry picking facts for years and it has become a culture there.
The proof is the fact that they don't respond when challenged and hope the challenger shuts up and goes away.


MARIN'S long-stewing "Oyster War" just got a bit spicier. Now the issue is state sovereignty versus federal jurisdiction.
On Oct. 10, after a bureaucratic tug-of-war, the state's appointed Fish and Game Commission, with a little push from the governor's office, got its staff to reluctantly issue a letter supporting continuation of aquaculture in Drakes Estero.
The correspondence emphasized that California long-ago granted the oyster farm a water-bottom lease extending to 2029.
Notably, the letter was copied to U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein, an aquaculture supporter.
While oyster farm opponents cloud their arguments with a veneer of science, the dispute has little to do with technical details. It's all about ideology.
There's a segment of Interior Department and Fish and Game employees, supported by vocal elements in the environmental community, that perceives their duty is to convert much of federal parklands into wilderness status, untouched by human hands.
Counterclaims that historic agriculture or fishing uses are also valuable components of America's natural and cultural heritage is blasphemy to pastoral purists.
An alternative philosophy is voiced by elected and appointed officials, such as Feinstein, who sympathize with small scale ranchers, fishermen or, in this case, oyster farmers.
After the staff issued the letter at the commissioners' direction, ideologically motivated staffers backtracked, dismissing it as just another meaningless bureaucratic communication.
Not so fast. The appointed commissioners understood their duty to protect California's interest in aquatic resources. Even with bureaucrats downplaying the letter's significance, everyone understands it will be used by Feinstein and oyster farm supporters.
Their goal is to convince Interior Secretary Ken Salazar that since there are substantial state interests involved, he should override park service staff and grant the Lunnys an extension when their current use permit expires on Nov. 30.
If the extension is denied, an odd maneuver could follow.
As the letter points out, the Lunnys have a valid state-issued water bottom lease. They could continue harvesting oysters. But instead of using their current sheds on park land, they could transport their oysters by water to a new site on private land.
If Fish and Game staff resists enforcing the state's public interest, a team of high-powered pro bono attorneys, including retired federal Judge Frank Damrell, former Marin-Sonoma Assemblyman Bill Bagley, retired congressman Pete McCloskey and, most significantly, litigation giant Joe Cotchett have prepared a draft writ of mandate compelling the state to assert its jurisdiction over Drakes Estero.
Of course the Feds will dispute any assertion of ongoing state jurisdiction. As the Interior Department isn't an honest broker but a fierce advocate, a lawsuit is inevitable.
Conceivably, a court could grant the Lunnys a stay, allowing them to remain in business during the multi-year litigation process.
The prospect of such an ugly and interminable jurisdictional dispute could be one factor in motivating Salazar to grant a use permit extension or devise a compromise.
In that event, this allegedly meaningless bureaucratic missive might end up having significant impact.