text:
RSpec.describe RuboCop::Cop::Migration::DepartmentName, :config do
  context 'when todo/enable comments have cop names without departments' do
    let(:tip) { 'Run `rubocop -a --only Migration/DepartmentName` to fix.' }
    let(:warning) do
      <<~OUTPUT
        file.rb: Warning: no department given for Alias. #{tip}
        file.rb: Warning: no department given for LineLength. #{tip}
        file.rb: Warning: no department given for Alias. #{tip}
        file.rb: Warning: no department given for LineLength. #{tip}
      OUTPUT
    end

    it 'registers offenses and corrects' do
      expect do
        expect_offense(<<~RUBY, 'file.rb')
          # rubocop:todo Alias, LineLength
                                ^^^^^^^^^^ Department name is missing.
                         ^^^^^ Department name is missing.
          alias :ala :bala
          # rubocop:enable Alias, LineLength
                                  ^^^^^^^^^^ Department name is missing.
                           ^^^^^ Department name is missing.
        RUBY
      end.to output(warning).to_stderr

      expect_correction(<<~RUBY)
        # rubocop:todo Style/Alias, Layout/LineLength
        alias :ala :bala
        # rubocop:enable Style/Alias, Layout/LineLength
      RUBY
    end

    it 'registers offenses and corrects when there is space around `:`' do
      expect do
        expect_offense(<<~RUBY, 'file.rb')
          # rubocop : todo Alias, LineLength
                                  ^^^^^^^^^^ Department name is missing.
                           ^^^^^ Department name is missing.
          alias :ala :bala
          # rubocop : enable Alias, LineLength
                                    ^^^^^^^^^^ Department name is missing.
                             ^^^^^ Department name is missing.
        RUBY
      end.to output(warning).to_stderr

      expect_correction(<<~RUBY)
        # rubocop : todo Style/Alias, Layout/LineLength
        alias :ala :bala
        # rubocop : enable Style/Alias, Layout/LineLength
      RUBY
    end

    it 'registers offenses and corrects when using a legacy cop name' do
      expect_offense(<<~RUBY, 'file.rb')
        # rubocop:disable SingleSpaceBeforeFirstArg, Layout/LineLength
                          ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Department name is missing.
        name             "apache_kafka"
      RUBY

      # `Style/SingleSpaceBeforeFirstArg` is a legacy name that has been
      # renamed to `Layout/SpaceBeforeFirstArg`. In the autocorrection,
      # the department name is complemented by the legacy cop name.
      # Migration to the new name is expected to be modified using Gry gem.
      expect_correction(<<~RUBY)
        # rubocop:disable Style/SingleSpaceBeforeFirstArg, Layout/LineLength
        name             "apache_kafka"
      RUBY
    end
  end

  context 'when a disable comment has cop names with departments' do
    it 'accepts' do
      expect_no_offenses(<<~RUBY)
        alias :ala :bala # rubocop:disable all
        # rubocop:disable Style/Alias
      RUBY
    end
  end

  context 'when a disable comment contains a plain comment' do
    it 'accepts' do
      expect_no_offenses(<<~RUBY)
        # rubocop:disable Style/Alias # Plain code comment
        alias :ala :bala
      RUBY
    end
  end

  context 'when a disable comment contains an unexpected character for department name' do
    it 'accepts' do
      expect_no_offenses(<<~RUBY)
        # rubocop:disable Style/Alias -- because something, something, and something
        alias :ala :bala
      RUBY
    end
  end

  # `Migration/DepartmentName` cop's role is to complement a department name.
  # The role would be simple if another feature could detect unexpected
  # disable comment format.
  context 'when an unexpected disable comment format' do
    it 'does not register an offense' do
      expect_no_offenses(<<~RUBY)
        # rubocop:disable Style:Alias
        alias :ala :bala
      RUBY
    end
  end

  context 'when only department name has given' do
    it 'does not register an offense' do
      expect_no_offenses(<<~RUBY)
        # rubocop:disable Style
        alias :ala :bala
      RUBY
    end
  end
end

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	<modelVersion>4.0.0</modelVersion>

	<groupId>at.pali.alfresco.tools</groupId>
	<artifactId>alfresco-password-hash-generator</artifactId>
	<version>1.0.0-beta-1</version>
	<packaging>jar</packaging>

	<name>Alfresco NTLMv1 MD4 Password Hash Generator</name>
	<description>This tiny tool generates the NTMLv1 MD4 hash of any string</description>

    <licenses>
        <license>
            <name>The MIT License (MIT)</name>
            <url>LICENSE.txt</url>
        </license>
    </licenses>

    <developers>
        <developer>
            <name>Michael Palata</name>
            <email>michael.palata@gmail.com</email>
            <url>https://github.com/Sheldor5</url>
            <id>Sheldor5</id>
            <timezone>UTC+01:00</timezone>
        </developer>
    </developers>

    <scm>
        <url>https://github.com/Sheldor5/alfresco-password-hash-generator</url>
        <connection>scm:git:git://github.com/Sheldor5/alfresco-password-hash-generator.git</connection>
        <developerConnection>scm:git:git@github.com/Sheldor5/alfresco-password-hash-generator.git</developerConnection>
    </scm>

	<properties>
		<project.build.sourceEncoding>UTF-8</project.build.sourceEncoding>
		<project.build.finalName>${project.artifactId}-${project.version}</project.build.finalName>
        <project.build.jdk.source>1.6</project.build.jdk.source>
        <project.build.jdk.target>1.7</project.build.jdk.target>
	</properties>

	<dependencies>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.bouncycastle</groupId>
            <artifactId>bcprov-jdk16</artifactId>
            <version>1.46</version>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>junit</groupId>
            <artifactId>junit</artifactId>
            <version>4.12</version>
            <scope>test</scope>
        </dependency>
	</dependencies>

	<build>
		<pluginManagement>
			<plugins>
				<plugin>
					<groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId>
					<artifactId>maven-compiler-plugin</artifactId>
					<version>3.3</version>
					<configuration>
						<source>${project.build.jdk.source}</source>
						<target>${project.build.jdk.target}</target>
					</configuration>
				</plugin>
			</plugins>
		</pluginManagement>
		<plugins>
            <plugin>
                <groupId>com.soebes.maven.plugins.mlv</groupId>
                <artifactId>maven-license-verifier-plugin</artifactId>
                <version>0.4</version>
                <executions>
                    <execution>
                        <id>license-verifier</id>
                        <goals>
                            <goal>verify</goal>
                        </goals>
                    </execution>
                </executions>
            </plugin>
			<plugin>
				<groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId>
				<artifactId>maven-shade-plugin</artifactId>
				<version>2.3</version>
				<executions>
					<execution>
						<phase>package</phase>
						<goals>
							<goal>shade</goal>
						</goals>
						<configuration>
							<finalName>${project.build.finalName}</finalName>
							<minimizeJar>true</minimizeJar>
							<shadedArtifactAttached>false</shadedArtifactAttached>
							<artifactSet>
								<excludes>
									<exclude>junit:junit</exclude>
                                    <exclude>org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-shade-plugin</exclude>
                                    <exclude>org.apache.maven:lib:tests</exclude>
								</excludes>
							</artifactSet>
                            <filters>
                                <filter>
                                    <artifact>*:*</artifact>
                                    <excludes>
                                        <exclude>META-INF/*.SF</exclude>
                                        <exclude>META-INF/*.DSA</exclude>
                                        <exclude>META-INF/*.RSA</exclude>
                                    </excludes>
                                </filter>
                            </filters>
							<transformers>
								<transformer implementation="org.apache.maven.plugins.shade.resource.ApacheLicenseResourceTransformer">
								</transformer>
                                <transformer implementation="org.apache.maven.plugins.shade.resource.ManifestResourceTransformer">
                                    <manifestEntries>
                                        <Manifest-Version>1.0</Manifest-Version>
                                        <X-Compile-Source-JDK>${project.build.jdk.source}</X-Compile-Source-JDK>
                                        <X-Compile-Target-JDK>${project.build.jdk.target}</X-Compile-Target-JDK>
                                        <Application-Name>${project.name}</Application-Name>
                                        <Main-Class>at.pali.MD4HashGenerator</Main-Class>
                                        <Author>Michael Palata</Author>
                                    </manifestEntries>
                                </transformer>
							</transformers>
						</configuration>
					</execution>
				</executions>
			</plugin>
		</plugins>
	</build>
</project>


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Plants pale to dark green, sometimes becoming brownish to blackish, particularly in older parts, scattered to forming dense mats. Stems monomorphic or dimorphic, erect, usually becoming decumbent, unbranched and branched; axillary hyaline nodules present or absent, when present composed of 1-3 enlarged, bulging, hyaline cells arranged linearly (larger, multicellular, protruding); epidermal and subepidermal cells small, incrassate, pigmented or not, or enlarged, thin-walled, hyaline; cortical cells larger, thin-walled, hyaline; central strand present or absent; rhizoids tan to reddish, basal and axillary, usually smooth, infrequently papillose; axillary hairs 1-seriate, filiform. Leaves in few to numerous pairs, pinnately or palmately arranged, changing little to strongly crispate when dry, ovate to linear-lanceolate; vaginant laminae mostly acute, equal, ending on or near margin, or unequal, minor lamina ending between costa and margin, or, particularly in perichaetial leaves, rounded and free distally or narrowed and ending on or near costa; margin entire to serrate, marginal cells often differentiated into a limbidium; costa usually distinct, infrequently obscured, variable in length, absent or nearly so to short-excurrent, variable in structure (bryoides-type, oblongifolius-type, taxifolius-type; laminal cells usually eguttulate, rarely guttulate, 1-stratose, or 2-stratose in patches, rarely 3- or more stratose, smooth, plane, bulging, mammillose, 1-papillose, or pluripapillose, small, firm-walled, rounded to irregularly hexagonal, changing little when dry, to large, thin-walled, hexagonal to oblong cells, usually shrunken when dry [rarely prosenchymatous]. Specialized asexual reproduction uncommon [by globose, multicellular, subterranean gemmae (tubers) or axillary, stalked, multicellular, clavate or filiform gemmae], rarely by chlorophyllose, branched filaments at bases of leaves. Sexual condition dioicous, autoicous, or rarely synoicous. Perigonia gemmiform, axillary, or at bases of stems, or sometimes scattered among persistent protonemata on substratum, or terminal on longer stems. Perichaetia terminal on main stems and long branches, or terminal on short axillary branches. Seta 1-2 [rarely more], smooth [papillose], straight or flexuous, yellow when young, darkening with age, or reddish. Capsule usually exserted, theca erect or infrequently ± inclined, infrequently arcuate, radially or bilaterally symmetric, ovoid to cylindric, smooth, usually stomatose, rarely estomatose, stomata few, in proximal part of theca, phaneroporous; exothecial cells quadrate to oblong, longitudinal walls often thicker than cross walls, frequently collenchymatous; annulus none, abscission zone present; peristome variable; operculum conic, short- to long-rostrate. Calyptra mostly cucullate, infrequently mitrate, smooth or prorate. Spores smooth to finely papillose.
Species ca. 450 (37 in the flora): worldwide, mainly tropical areas.


LAHORE (92 News) – As the blistering heatwave continues across the country, parts of Punjab including Lahore are facing unannounced load shedding of upto 16 hours, making the life of the citizens more miserable.
The demand for electricity continues to increase across the country while the unannounced power outages in the country have increased as the shortfall reached 7000MW.
Urban areas are suffering 16 hours of power cuts while 16 to 18 hours of load shedding is being carried out in rural areas. Many areas are also facing water shortages due to load shedding.
Citizens have complained that Lahore Electric Supply Company (LESCO) doesn't listen to their complaints and added that the helpline numbers provided on the bills are never answered and it has left them with no option but to protest on the streets.
Massive load shedding is also causing sleeping disorders and psychological ailments among people during the summer days.
Earlier, the residents of different localities took to streets against the prolong load shedding and disconnection of power supply to the area. The protestors held a protest demonstration outside the offices of LESCO subdivision Sheikhupura on the main road and smashed the mirrors of vehicles.
The protesters chanted slogans against the government for not taking notice of the prolonged power outages. Protestors have also burnt tyres and blocked several roads.
On the other hand, claims of the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) regarding improvement in power position have proved void with the start of summer.
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif had earlier claimed that load-shedding will be eliminated by 2018. "By 2017-2018, load shedding will come to end," he said.
The premier said that not only will load shedding come to an end but electricity will also become cheap and accessible for the masses.


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I was over in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire for a chimney sweep and they had a smoking problem. The question was if they had a smoke problem does that mean the chimney needs cleaning?
The answer is it maybe.
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* How long have you had this problem for?
* When was the last time the chimney was cleaned?
* In a two-story house, is there a window open upstairs?
* Is the kitchen stove, or bathroom vent fan, on?
* Does it smoke when it is windy?
To correct this type of problem is normally not a problem. Write down the answers to the questions then give your chimney sweep a call. Check that you have not got a cracked window in your woodburner or that the size of your woodburner or fire is incorrect.


I was a volunteer for the Motor Neurone Disease Association (MNDA) for around two years, a role that involved visiting people who were terminally ill. The work involved some advice giving in the form of signposting, but it often became befriending, providing, as far as possible some emotional support and patient compassion.
There are strange moments that greet us in this life, moments that may seem entirely unjust, and out of sway with our usual complacent order. I was met with one such moment when I was told by a client I visited that he wanted to die – he was of course dying (MND is terminal), but he wanted the choice, the reaffirmation of control over his body, which in all sense of the word, had been robbed of its physical power and autonomy.
His mind had lucid clarity, which is an eerie part of MND, the muscles deteriorate but the mind remains free to witness the weakening and wasting of its muscles, which typically ends in asphyxiation. I had no doubt that he understood his wish – which involved leaving behind a wife, children and grandchildren also – yet he was unable to act upon his wishes. At the time, I did not have a good answer for him, nor was I or anyone else close to a solution for his condition – so I sat there, maintained a smile, and tried desperately to console.
Henry James the Anglo-American writer eloquently stated "Live all you can; it's a mistake not to," which may sound laudable, but if your life is curtailed by a terminal illness, restricted or limited by circumstance, then what recourse does one have. Surely modern life, for all its faults, should champion independence and dignity, whether in sickness or in health. This is why it was shocking when 72% of MP's voted against the Assisted Dying Bill. The proposed bill below, which appears temperate and merciful states that a person who is terminally ill may request and lawfully be provided with assistance to end his or her own life, providing they are over 18, have the wish and the mental capacity and have a terminal illness where they are not expected to survive for more than six months.
The 72% of MP's that voted against the motion, according to the campaign website Dignity in Dying, is completely at odds with public opinion, which found 82% of people in the UK support a change in the law on assisted suicide. Such a disconnect between the will of the people and the actions of politicians hardly comes as an earth shattering shock, however in a debate that surrounds an issue that will inevitably effect so many, surely popular opinion must come to count for more.
This debate is currenty resurfacing as Noel Conway, who is 67 and has motor neurone disease, is seeking a judicial review of the 1961 Suicide Act, which makes it a criminal offence punishable by up to 14 years in prison for anyone to assist in a suicide. The campaign group Dignity in Dying is supporting the legal bid.
A common argument against assisted dying is the so-called slippery slope argument, an argument that was perhaps best parodied by the writer Martin Amis. The author said in an interview that he believed Britain faces a "civil war' between young and old, as a 'silvertsunami' of increasingly ageing people puts pressure on society: There should be a [death] booth on every corner where you could get a martini and a medal" (see Davies 2010). Amis' comments were met with controversy – as is frequently expected with Amis – from anti-euthanasia groups, who perhaps failed to realise that Amis is a satirical writer. The slippery slope argument sees the allowing of assisted suicide as an eventual descent into the depths of a chaotic and untramelled approach to death, open to abuse by people preying on or pressurising, the sick, elderly and disabled. It may come as a surprise to the people who peddle this shop-worn argument – the abuse and exploitation of these vulnerable groups is already happening, ask any social worker, doctor or nurse – which is why we have safeguarding networks are firmly in place.
"…unmasking the irony of being kept alive by those who in some more fundamental sense are out to destroy you… of laying one's death dramatically at someone's door… Death is a solution to your existence, but also a commentary on it."
Tony Nicklinson's refusal of food seemed to carry defiance towards a law that in this case, lacked the humility and dignity to bestow some mercy upon a man weary of a life devoid of hope and filled with fear.
Suicide is contrary to natural self-love, whose aim is to preserve us.
Suicide injures the community of which an individual is a part.
Suicide violates our duty to God because God has given us life as a gift and in taking our lives we violate his right to determine the duration of our earthly existence.
The crucifixion and following resurrection of Christ is seen as an ultimate sacrifice to save others, a noble and selfless subtraction of life – one life must suffer and die, to save all other lives henceforth. Suicide in comparison is often viewed as a selfish act, the subtraction of life to end intense suffering, with the cost being the suffering and grief of those loved ones left bereft and behind.
"To annihilate the subject of morality in one's person is to root out the existence of morality itself from the world as far as one can, even though morality is an end in itself. Consequently, disposing of oneself as a mere means to some discretionary end is debasing humanity in one's person…"
That life is a gift may seem obvious or pertinent to some – those whose life is bearable, possibly even happy – but for those in the throes of serious mental or physical illness, the point will not give much comfort and may seem patronising. The last thing you say to someone who intends to end their life is "you have everything to live for", you stop telling them your views and you listen to them.
"That Suicide may often be consistent with interest and with our duty to ourselves, no one can question, who allows, that age, sickness, or misfortune may render life a burthen, and make it worse even than annihilation. I believe that no man ever threw away life, while it was worth keeping."
Hume's argues that if life's worth under-weighs its misfortune, then suicide, for Hume, becomes an acceptable act. There are of course worthy arguments against legalising assisted dying. Baroness Ilora Finlay, a professor of palliative medicine, debated in a recent TED talk citing the prevalence of depression in patients that have been diagnosed with a terminal illness and the complexity this adds in assessing their mental capacity. I understand this factor could make a capacity assessment more complex, however I am sure more unnervingly complex would be coming across a terminally ill person who was not depressed – this inevitability seems obvious. Palliative care continues to advance, making death more cushioned and comforting than ever before, diagnoses can be incorrect and predictions of when the date of departure will be are often proved wrong by a patient living much longer.
"If the law was changed it would feed into society's fear that being very disabled like me is a state worse than death. We already have to fight to live; a right to die would be a huge and frightening burden."
Medical interventions that seek to ameliorate painful conditions relating to disability can engender deep rooted fears of the heinous historical treatment of people with disabilities. Theodore Adorno stated that "to write poetry after Auschwitz is barbaric," as though the aporetic act of the extermination of Jews and people with disabilities, had sundered art in two - poetry could no longer piece together the torn fragmentary parts into a coherant whole; art being no longer able to function as a conduit between grim reality and aesthetic beauty. As history moves forward gathering ground away from such events, we hope they remain in a past never to be repeated.
A central feature of the disability movement and subsequent studies, have argued for the principle of autonomy of disabled poeple and their lives. As Tom Shakespeare points out, disability rights campaigners have fought for independent living, meaning the right to choose where to live and how to be supported. Autonomy in healthcare with the right to full participation and consultation in medical treatment, or the refusal of unwanted treatments is also a prominent feature. He therefore argues that it would be inconsistent for disability campaigners to support freedom of choice in all areas of life, aside from death; or the right to dominion over ones death.
My emotional investment in this argument, the emotiveness engendered by the topic is hard to side-line, making my arguments at times, partisan rather than impartial. Assisted suicide is a debate that quickly becomes swayed by the force of passion, veering from one side to the other, yet it is only by reasoned and rational argument that we can begin to broach a topic of such magnitude. Wrapped up in the daily swirl of life, we pay little heed to our inevitable defeat against decay – death is the ultimate axiom that all life turns upon – yet we forget its ubiquitous presence, in purposeful ignorance we continue the insouciance of our lives, however if we discount death, and all its importance we discount our lives.
Davies C (2010) Martin Amis in new row over 'euthanasia booths'. The Guardian, 24th January.
House of Commons (2015) Assisted Dying (No.2) Bill. London, The Stationery Office Limited.
Hume D (1777) Of Suicide and of The Immortality of the Soul.
Kholbi M and Zalta E (ed) (2015) Suicide. The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
Walsh F (2017) 'I fear being entombed in my body' - suicide legal challenge. The Guardian, 7th January.
Editor's note - I would like to thank Michael Balkow for sharing this thoughtful and well-argued essay. As it stands the Centre for Welfare Reform does not support Assisted Suicide, however we recognise the need for thoughtful and balanced debate.
The publishers is the Centre for Welfare Reform.
Assisted Dying © Michael Balkow 2017.


Every holiday season, the Blue Santa Program collects non-perishable food, gifts and hygiene products for disabled, shut-in and elderly community members who need a little extra cheer during the holiday season. Blue Santa is sponsored by the Estes Park Police Auxiliary. On December 8, 2018, Blue Santa volunteers delivered boxes of food and gifts valued at $268 to nearly 100 Blue Santa recipients.
Thank you to the following businesses that facilitated Blue Santa donations: American Legion, Animal Medical Center, Antonio's Pizza, Bank of Colorado, Bank of Estes Park, Bart's Liquor, Big Horn Restaurant, Country Market, Estes Park Police Department, Estes Park Town Hall, Estes Park Visitor Center, Estes Valley Community Center, Good Samaritan, MedX, Mountain Dew Liquor, Mountain Home Café, Park Supply Hardware, Premiere Members Credit Union, Rambo's Longhorn Liquor, Rocky Mountain Discount Liquor, Rocky Mountain National Park, Rocky Mountain Pharmacy, Safeway, Starbucks, The Egg & I, True Value and US Bank.
To nominate a disabled, shut-in or elderly community member in need, please contact Captain Corey Pass at the Estes Park Police Department, at 970-577-3828 or cpass@estes.org or complete the form below.
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Entre poc i massa is a musical story inspired in a tale of Miquel Desclot called All maces sting.
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Q: Has TexStudio an integration with git for control version? Has TexStudio a kind of integration with git or any other software for control version?
Wanted Feature: I would like to select a specific commit and then compile the code.
I normally do this manually: in one window I manage git and, in another, I compile the Latex code.

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Q: Здравствуйте, у меня sonar начал ругаться на сложность кода и его надо уменьшить его с 17 к 15, и я решил разбить метод на несколько маленьких, Но пока я не знаю как это правильно сделать и с чего начать, и мне кажется плохая читаемость из-за while (!allCoords.isEmpty()) { так как он затрагивает весь метод, можно ли его как то порефакторить?
@Override
    public List<GroupedOrderDto> getClusteredCoords(double distance, int litres) {
        checkIfSpecifiedLitresAndDistancesAreValid(distance, litres);
        Set<Coordinates> allCoords = addressRepository.undeliveredOrdersCoordsWithCapacityLimit(litres);
        List<GroupedOrderDto> allClusters = new ArrayList<>();

        while (!allCoords.isEmpty()) {
            Optional<Coordinates> any = allCoords.stream().findAny();
            any.ifPresent(coordinates -> {
                Coordinates currentlyCoord = coordinates;

                Set<Coordinates> closeRelatives = getCoordinateCloseRelatives(distance,
                    allCoords, currentlyCoord);
                Coordinates centralCoord = getNewCentralCoordinate(closeRelatives);

                while (!centralCoord.equals(currentlyCoord)) {
                    currentlyCoord = centralCoord;
                    closeRelatives = getCoordinateCloseRelatives(distance, allCoords, currentlyCoord);
                    centralCoord = getNewCentralCoordinate(closeRelatives);
                }
                int amountOfLitresInCluster = 0;
                for (Coordinates current : closeRelatives) {
                    int currentCoordinatesCapacity =
                        addressRepository.capacity(current.getLatitude(), current.getLongitude());
                    amountOfLitresInCluster += currentCoordinatesCapacity;
                }

                if (amountOfLitresInCluster > litres) {
                    List<Coordinates> closeRelativesSorted = new ArrayList<>(closeRelatives);
                    closeRelativesSorted.sort(getComparatorByDistanceFromCenter(centralCoord));
                    int indexOfCoordToBeDeleted = -1;
                    while (amountOfLitresInCluster > litres) {
                        Coordinates coordToBeDeleted = closeRelativesSorted.get(++indexOfCoordToBeDeleted);
                        int anountOfLitresInCurrentOrder = addressRepository
                            .capacity(coordToBeDeleted.getLatitude(), coordToBeDeleted.getLongitude());
                        amountOfLitresInCluster -= anountOfLitresInCurrentOrder;
                        closeRelatives.remove(coordToBeDeleted);
                    }
                }

                for (Coordinates grouped : closeRelatives) {
                    allCoords.remove(grouped);
                }

                // mapping coordinates to orderDto
                getUndeliveredOrdersByGroupedCoordinates(closeRelatives,
                    amountOfLitresInCluster, allClusters);
            });
        }
        return allClusters;
    }

A: Выйдет только так, потому что тесты к этому методу упадут если менять больше его.
@Override
        public List<GroupedOrderDto> getClusteredCoords(double distance, int litres) {
            checkIfSpecifiedLitresAndDistancesAreValid(distance, litres);
            Set<Coordinates> allCoords = addressRepository.undeliveredOrdersCoordsWithCapacityLimit(litres);
            List<GroupedOrderDto> allClusters = new ArrayList<>();

            while (!allCoords.isEmpty()) {
                Optional<Coordinates> any = allCoords.stream().findAny();
                mainBlockOfGetClusteredCoords(allCoords, distance, litres, any, allClusters);
            }
            return allClusters;
        }

        private void mainBlockOfGetClusteredCoords(Set<Coordinates> allCoords, double distance,
            int litres, Optional<Coordinates> any, List<GroupedOrderDto> allClusters) {
            any.ifPresent(coordinates -> {
                Coordinates currentlyCoord = coordinates;

                Set<Coordinates> closeRelatives = getCoordinateCloseRelatives(distance,
                    allCoords, currentlyCoord);
                Coordinates centralCoord = getNewCentralCoordinate(closeRelatives);

                while (!centralCoord.equals(currentlyCoord)) {
                    currentlyCoord = centralCoord;
                    closeRelatives = getCoordinateCloseRelatives(distance, allCoords, currentlyCoord);
                    centralCoord = getNewCentralCoordinate(closeRelatives);
                }
                int amountOfLitresInCluster = 0;
                for (Coordinates current : closeRelatives) {
                    int currentCoordinatesCapacity =
                        addressRepository.capacity(current.getLatitude(), current.getLongitude());
                    amountOfLitresInCluster += currentCoordinatesCapacity;
                }
                if (amountOfLitresInCluster > litres) {
                    List<Coordinates> closeRelativesSorted = new ArrayList<>(closeRelatives);
                    closeRelativesSorted.sort(getComparatorByDistanceFromCenter(centralCoord));
                    int indexOfCoordToBeDeleted = -1;

                    while (amountOfLitresInCluster > litres) {
                        Coordinates coordToBeDeleted = closeRelativesSorted.get(++indexOfCoordToBeDeleted);
                        int anountOfLitresInCurrentOrder = addressRepository
                            .capacity(coordToBeDeleted.getLatitude(), coordToBeDeleted.getLongitude());
                        amountOfLitresInCluster -= anountOfLitresInCurrentOrder;
                        closeRelatives.remove(coordToBeDeleted);
                    }
                }
                for (Coordinates grouped : closeRelatives) {
                    allCoords.remove(grouped);
                }

                // mapping coordinates to orderDto
                getUndeliveredOrdersByGroupedCoordinates(closeRelatives,
                    amountOfLitresInCluster, allClusters);
            });
        }


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In a clear demonstration of the quality of the entries, the judges for this year's awards were unable to pick one winner. (In the article below, click on the highlighted links to learn more about each company's award entry.)
The first top entrant, Yodiwo, (right, Demetris Papailiou, Business Development Director at Yodiwo, with Grame Hughes of award sponsor Innovise) is a highly intelligent one-stop shop Internet of Things solution that uses sensor, visualisation and analytics software to make drastic facilities savings. The technology is already in use in Swedish healthcare environments, where it is making a significant difference in areas such as predictive maintenance for HVAC systems. Judges were impressed by the scale and potential of Yodiwo, whose smart building technology may be applied to an almost limitless amount of scenarios in the facilities sector and beyond.
The second winner, UhUb, is an online training app for cleaning and facilities staff (left, Hughes with Stephen Goodall, Managing Director, and Paul Griffiths, Operations Director, UhUb). The software delivers a series of training modules that include short videos and tests, employer documents and information from the Equality and Human Rights Commission. Though the technology behind UhUb's entry is not as sophisticated or as innovative as Yodiwo, judges concluded that the training app is a remarkably simple and cost-effective engagement tool for an industry that often struggles to enfranchise and empower operational staff. UhUb was able to demonstrate how its app teams up and energises lone workers in a profession where many people work in isolation.
Other finalists in the 2018 Technology in FM Awards included:
DC Clarity LC by Engie – a data centre BIFM platform
Concept Advantage by FSI – a suite of single-purpose user-focused apps
Selma 3.0 by International Workplace – an online learning management system.
For details of previous winners and shortlisted entries, please click on the links below:

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JAMES PECSOK
James Pecsok is the Choral Director at Leland & Gray Union Middle and High School. He teaches middle and high school Chorus as well as woodwind lessons. James is also the adviser to the Tri-M chapter at Leland & Gray. Additionally, he is the Varsity Cross Country Coach, the Varsity Boys Basketball Coach, and is the founding Varsity Coach of the Track & Field Team.
In 2017 James graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor's of Music in Music Education frin the University of Hartford's, The Hartt School. While at the University of Hartford, James was on the Track & Field Team from 2013-2015, served on the elect-board for the Hartt School's NAfME Chapter, and was the Assistant Music Director of University of Hartford's only all-male a cappella group, Hawkapella.
James has a diverse musical background and has had private study in several areas. He has studied saxophone with Carrie Koffman and Steven Klimowski, piano with Kevin Parizo and voice with a variety of people including Jessica Allen. James has commissioned works from composers such as Mark Ceppetelli and Justin Gates. He has a vested interest in musical theater. James has played in several pit orchestra's, has performed as an actor and vocalist, and has music directed several shows.
As an educator James has taught privately and in group settings, through his degree program at The Hartt School, as well as through the Middlebury Community Music Center, privately, and is serving as Lecturer of Saxophone at Keene State College for the Spring 2021 Semester.
James is very active in his field as a professional. He currently serves as the President-Elect and Choir Co-Manager for the Connecticut Valley Music Festival Association, Webmaster for the Vermont American Choral Directors Association, and the Social Media Chair for both the Vermont Music Educators Association and the New England Music Festival Association. James also created and co-directed the Vermont Music Educators Association's first ever Tri-M Student Leadership Conference, and is presenting at the upcoming Vermont Music Educators Conference.
• University of Hartford's, The Hartt School '17
• Middlebury Union High School '13
Performed with
• The Hartt School's Symphony Band
• Little City Jazz Band
• EnerJazz
• Hawkapella
• Hartt Choir


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Return to Invoice (RTI) Gap Insurance will cover you if the car you have financed is written off or stolen within the term length of the finance agreement, and the insurance pay-out is lower than the amount of finance you have left to pay. The RTI Insurance will then cover the difference between what the insurance company has paid out and the original price you paid for the car on the sales invoice. This difference will also include the deposit that you paid when purchasing the vehicle.
RTI GAP insurance differs from GAP insurance because RTI will cover you for the difference between the remaining finance and the original sales invoice price of the vehicle.
Should I get RTI Gap Insurance?
RTI GAP Insurance can be extremely useful and save you a lot of worry, stress and money if you have taken finance out on a vehicle and then have your vehicle written off or stolen within the term of your finance agreement.
With more than 450,000 accident related write-offs a year in the UK, many drivers find themselves owing money on their finance agreements when the insurance company doesn't match the price originally paid for the vehicle on the sales invoice.
If the car you have financed is written off or stolen and the insurance pay-out is less than the amount owing on the car and you have no other cover you are responsible for making up the difference with the lender.
RTI GAP Insurance will put your mind at rest knowing that what you paid for the car at the time of purchase is what you will receive back, therefore putting you in the same financial position prior to the claim.
Scenario: After 2 years on the finance agreement above you have paid £8,000 towards your finance, but you write the car off in an accident and your insurance company will only pay out £10,000 (as that is now the current market value of the car - the car has depreciated by £6,000 during this period). The finance company will require the remaining £12,000 to be settled. This leaves you with a shortfall of £2,000 to make up.
Customer A: Can claim £6,000 on their RTI GAP policy (the difference between the purchase price of the vehicle and the value at the point of the accident). This means you can cover the shortfall, and still have £4,000 to spend on a new vehicle.
Customer B: Can claim £2,000 on their GAP policy which covers the remaining cost of the finance agreement, however they no additional funds towards their next vehicle.
Customer C: Is in the unfortunate position where they will need to pay the £2,000 to ensure they settle the finance.
What is the difference between RTI and GAP Insurance?
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Girly outfits should be your go to look. Skater skirts, flared dresses, chic separates are flattering silhouettes for this look. To add the romantic touch, play with floral patterns and soft colors.
Pair your denim with a soft romantic top or with a chunky sweater for a casual look. In winters, layer this look with a cardigan or jacket.
Complete your look with simple accessories, probably a headband, watch or earrings. Don't go to bold or elaborate with your accessories. Also, keep your make-up minimal and your hairstyle simple.


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A Guide to Israel's Best Beer
From pizza pubs to microbreweries, where to go for a good drink. Read More
By Israel Ministry of Tourism (Sponsored) / December 5, 2016
A culture of high quality consumption in a relaxed, social space—akin to the growing third wave coffee culture—is the idea fermented with the new beerah boutique (Hebrew for "craft beer") culture in Israel. These microbrew havens are reflecting a shift in the Israeli bar culture—from a pub serving a handful of beers like Goldstar and Tuborg with "chasers" of liquor—to a consumer culture interested in products made with high quality ingredients and individual attention.
For a water-strapped country whose first microbrewery opened in 2005 (Dancing Camel Brewery), Israel seems to be doing quite well for itself. Accordingly, the folks at Beer Market claim there to be almost 100 craft breweries operating in the country. (Do not forget Taybeh, a great brewery from Ramallah that has been crushing it for the past 8+ years.)
Fortunately, there are scores of unique Israeli craft beers available in bars throughout Israel, and as more Israelis develop a preference for these better, local beers, this list will only grow. Until more bars start to serve craft beer on tap, join your new Israeli friends at the bars below. L'chaim!
Beer Bazaar (Shuk HaCarmel, Tel Aviv)
Take a break at the shuk with a cold treat at Beer Bazaar. With eight craft draft options and a cooler of over 70 varieties ranging from more traditional wheat and IPAs to Belgians, smoked, blondes, and ciders, there's plenty here to keep you happy. BB TLV is full of young adults, with a sprinkling of more senior patrons, drinking together as if it were a café or backyard barbeque.
Evenings at Beer Bazaar exude a comfortable and familiar feel, that of a neighborhood bar for hanging out with best friends.
1 Rambam, Tel Aviv. 36 Yishkon St., Tel Aviv.
Beer Bazaar (Shuk Mahane Yehuda, Jerusalem)
BB Jerusalem is located in the narrow, covered portion of the shuk and pulses with a different, louder energy than its Tel Aviv counterpart. Despite the fact that most of the street's shops close for the evening, there's a surprising vigor in the shuk at night. The crowd here feels more diverse than the Tel Aviv branch; it's full of American expats, Israelis, Arab Christians, and yeshiva students of all ages. Beer Bazaar Jerusalem offers craft beer lovers a break from the stiffness of much of Jerusalem, a mutuality of people from a host of backgrounds, and a really different (great!) way to experience Mahane Yehuda.
Going to Beer Bazaar during market hours will feel like you are at the market. If drinking a craft beer will help ease your tensions—yalla. If you are new to craft beer or can't decide, you can get a flight of four 200 ml drafts for $12. ½ liter of craft beer is $7.65, and liters are $14.50. They also sell bottles.
3 Etz Chaim, Jerusalem.
Café Halutza (Jaffa)
In the corner of Jaffa's Noga neighborhood sits Café Halutza, a delightful neighborhood restaurant with Israel's best craft beer deal. While a ½ liter of Malka Beer is regularly $6.35 (good deal!), a second ½ liter is only $3.20! In addition to this draft, they also have bottles of Hahalutz, a small brewery from Beersheva.
Beyond the beer (sometimes there is another reason to go somewhere), this is a worker cooperative restaurant. All of the employees are educators in youth movements, schools, and other informal education programs. Profits from the restaurant support the Dror Yisrael Educator's Kibbutzim and all tips are distributed to a different educational program each month. The food is "kosher," very vegan-friendly, and quite good. This is a great café to grab a coffee, snack, or best-priced ½ liter drafts in the country.
Poriah 12, Jaffa.
Bogart Red (Givatayim) and Bogart RG (Ramat Gan)
Come to Bogarts for the craft beer—6 taps of Israeli craft beer (Jems) as well as bottles from Negev, Bazelet, and others—but stay to relax outside of the bustle of Tel Aviv. This suburb of Givatayim, a 5-minute bus trip from Azrieli or Arlozorov, is a rapidly yuppifying community. Sitting at Bogart, you'll be hard-pressed to find any tourists, patrons over 40, or e-bikes on sidewalks (the bane of Tel Aviv life). Sitting outside at high-top tables, each group is noshing, rolling cigarettes, or both. The music transitions between smooth jazz, blues, and Mizrahi pop… a clear favorite, as there is often dancing and cheering from the staff, customers, and pedestrians when the local pop stars start crooning. The bar honors its roots as Israel's first DVD rental shop—named after Casablanca's Humphrey Bogart—by reusing old DVD racks, posters, and some original old design elements. In addition to a solid happy hour special 9 pm Sunday-Wednesday, they often host live music.
Katnelson St. 55, Givatayim. Sderot Yerushalayim 5, Ramat Gan.
Porter and Sons (Sarona, Tel Aviv)
Porter and Sons is without a doubt Israel's premier location for craft beer on tap. With 50 different taps offering no fewer than 17 Israeli craft beers and ciders, this is the draft beer king of Israel. If you're new to (craft) beer, navigating this Israeli beer heaven may seem daunting. Don't be afraid— Israelis want to help you expand your drinking habit, and there's a chalkboard map to help direct your beer choice based on taste preferences. Also, the staff at Porter and Sons is very proud of their selection and generally enjoys talking with customers about the different beers (in English and Hebrew), giving a tour of their keg room, and offering tastes.
This brasserie (not kosher) tries its best to be a traditional English pub, staying open until the last customer stumbles out and leaning heavily on hearty, yet upscale pub grub.
They also have an amazing unlimited draft beer happy hour.
14 Ha'Arbaa St., Tel Aviv.
Perla (Florentine, Tel Aviv)
Situated in the heart of the über-hip Florentine neighborhood of Tel Aviv is Perla, a 25+ bar that is without a doubt one of the most conventionally hip places to grab a craft beer in Israel. With a beer menu organized by drinking "mood"—Native Israeli, Brave, Easy-drinking, and Nostalgia—and complimented by an exhaustive list of liquors, you're expected to take your drinking seriously. The 9 Israeli craft drafts and 15 European options are briefly described in the menus, encouraging people to choose a beer without asking too many questions (which would be difficult over the loud music). This is a quintessential Florentine neighborhood bar, where the prices are a little steep and the pulse is quick; partying goes until very late. Beers cost around $9 for a 14 oz glass (smaller than a US and Imperial pint). From 4-7:30 pm there is a buy-one-get-one happy hour, making weekday drinking a much more economic time to explore Israeli craft beer in Florentine.
Florentine 8, Tel Aviv.
Beer Market (Shuk Sarona, Tel Aviv)
Tel Aviv's newest shuk, the Sarona Market, is a gourmet assault of the senses. This market has everything; it's like Chelsea Market eloped with the Grand Central's Great Northern Food Hall and birthed a darling haven for Silicon Valley expats.
At the far eastern entrance of this clash of culinary cultures sits Beer Market, a haven for craft beer lovers and exhausted market-goers alike. With six taps, 100 different bottles, and a very knowledgeable staff, this is one of the meccas for Israeli beer. If you're interested in the history of homebrewing in Israel, the movers and shakers in the local boutique business, and anything else hopped in Israel, this is a great place to start. Beer is reasonably priced with a bottle selling for $5.80, a 400 ml glass for $6.85, and a 1.5 liter pitcher for $24.
Birateinu (Jerusalem)
Less than a block from the Mamilla Mall is this unassuming Israeli craft beer spot. With a constantly changing selection of 6 taps, most of which are rarely found outside of brewery taprooms, Birateinu prides itself in always offering something new and delicious from Israel. Draft beers are reasonably priced at $7 for ½ liter, $5.75 for a 1/3, and $4.50 for a highball glass. In addition to the taps, they have scores of Israeli bottles available in refrigerators and shelves to drink on the premises or to take home. They host special release parties for breweries, and this is a place to celebrate and learn about craft beer in Israel (like Beer-D in Jaffa or Buster's in Beit Shemesh). If you fall in love with their creative beers, they have brewing workshops and plenty of supplies for homebrewing.
3 Yanai St., Jerusalem.
Glen Whisk(e)y Bar (Jerusalem)
Don't be too surprised to know that Jerusalem's biggest whiskey bar (over 100 whiskeys) is also one of its best beer bars. At the corner of history, you can enjoy an Israeli IPA, Amber, wheat, stout, and so much more from the tap or in a bottle. Though the bar is known for their whiskey, consumed mainly by recent male olim and tourists, it is known as a fun place for students, soldiers, and others to hang out. Easily accessible by most transportation in Jerusalem (it's next to Mamilla), and open until late in the morning, as well as on Shabbat, this is always a good choice for drinks in Jerusalem, especially late night.
18 Shlomtzion HaMalka, Jerusalem.
Bardak (Jerusalem)
Pizza and beer is a winning combination anywhere in the world, but in Israel, the pizza is often disappointing. So, if you find yourself in Jerusalem and looking for great pizza and beverage match, go to Bardak. A delicious and creative menu of pies pairs well with their crowd-pleasing taps and nearly 20 bottles of Israeli boutique beer. Offering a basic primer to craft beer, Bardak provides "slices" of tastes, providing a brief description for their taps: wheat, lager, amber, porter, strong ale, and IPA. Though the pizza is expensive relative to other pie options in Israel, it's well worth it. And the beer is very reasonably priced with liter-sized pitchers for $15. Nestled between the First Station, Mishkenot Sh'ananim, Rehavia, and Talbiya, Bardak is accessible to all of Jerusalem. It's a late night hangout for youths, families, and tourists alike (who doesn't like good pizza!?). Though most customers are Israelis (surprising for this area), this kosher dairy restaurant is very English friendly. Like most Israeli restaurants and bars, the place is quite deserted between 3 and 8 pm.
38 Keren HaYesod, Jerusalem.
Libira (Haifa)
In the city of coexistence, equality, and public buses on Shabbat, sits Libira, an exciting brewpub in the heart of the downtown port district. In this industrial warehouse-like space, soft lights illuminate the massive, dark canvases (~12 m2) of the beer labels.
Even though all of the draft beer is made in house, you could imagine it travelling thousands of miles from its muses. In homage to these traditional methods, Libira makes a Bavarian "Weiss," German "Double Pils," British "Bitter" ale, Irish "Smoked Stout" ale, and Belgian "Strong Golden" Ale. Despite their pedigree, these beers are approachable for beer drinkers of most any experience. If buying a whole glass seems intimidating, you can get a flight of 150 ml tasters ($9.75 for 5 tastes). If you love the beer, you're also welcome to purchase bottles at the great price of $17.15 for a six-pack.
The kitchen is a local favorite, offering classic and modern seafood dishes, upscale bar snacks, and a very popular burger that go well with the beer.
Sometimes Libira even runs out of a beer (the Bitter goes fast), which must say something about the quality of their brews.
Maayan Habira (Haifa)
You know there's something special about a bar that opens at 10 am and closes before the 5pm happy hour, which is why I joined the Haifa sailors and longshoremen for a beer and bread at Ma'ayan Habira. This large bar, which caters primarily to the men who work(ed) in the port in the early morning, is a vestige of years past, serving complimentary bread and horseradish (shtetl nostalgia fit well here) with beer and black coffee. With the craft beer and demographic shifts in the neighborhood, there are increasingly younger crowds, but this is primarily a bar for an older generation who has been coming here since they opened in 1962.
This unofficial historical landmark is the only non-religious space to offer p'tcha, kishke, gefilte fish, and Friday cholent/goulash. They count 4 Israeli craft taps amongst their 28 drafts, which is only dwarfed in bar space by their selection of 75 different whiskeys.
Food and drink aside, the eclectic décor of old brass instruments, collector beer steins, and a massive fresco of a medieval soldiers/monks drinking Israeli beer is worth the visit.
4 Natanzon St., Haifa.
Agnes Pub (Hod Hasharon and Tel Aviv)
A hip Tel Aviv spot in the Old North, this brasserie is modeled after the love child of a New York deli and Brooklyn gastropub. Alongside the eight Israeli taps ($8-$9 for a ½ liter), they offer greasy sandwiches that would make any heavy drinker happy, ranging from a vegan patty to a bevy of beefy burgers, a BLT, and a mustard-laden reuben. And like any hip Tel Aviv restaurant these days, they have a house specialty cauliflower option (lightly fried, served with a basil aioli). Starting with the after-work crew and lasting late through the night, this restaurant bar in Tel Aviv and Hod Hasharon is helping to build a stronger culture of boutique beer drinkers in Israel. They occasionally host special brewery nights where they celebrate the release of new Israeli craft bottles and breweries. If you're looking for a reuben and a beer, this is your place. And even if you don't want the reuben—still worth it.
Ibn Gvirol 129, Tel Aviv. Bnei Brit 4, Hod Hasharon.
—Avery Robinson
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Peter Capaldi Is Officially Stepping Down As 'Doctor Who'
Long running BBC series Doctor Who is coming up to a crossroads. Showrunner Steven Moffat has already announced he will be leaving at the end of Series 10, but the fate of Peter Capaldi as the Doctor himself remains up in the air.
Previous reports suggested that the network execs wants to go back to a younger, cooler Doctor to bring back a younger audience. However, a recent report from WalesOnline has Capaldi claiming that the choice of continuing in the role is his to make.
"I've been asked to stay on and I haven't made my mind up about that yet, mainly because I don't want to have to make that decision," he admits. "I'm trying to avoid it!"
The greatest influence, he says, will be "how good a time I was having".
"Doctor Who does take a lot of time, but it's a wonderful use of it," he says.
"It's special. I'm lucky enough to be in touch with other Doctors, and we all agree how extraordinary it is to be in this position. To decide to leave is a tough decision for everybody. [It was] very tough for Steven, so I'm just putting it off for as long as possible."
Capaldi became the twelfth Doctor when he debuted in 2013.
Devon has been writing about random things online since 2013. His favorite video game is Rocket League, his favorite TV show is The Sopranos, and he hated the last season of Game of Thrones. Follow him @DevonTaylor113.
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Jesus is the Lamb of God.
The next day he saw Jesus coming toward him, and said, "Behold, the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world!"
For Advent I am listing 25 Names of Jesus for the 25 days of Christmas; see them all here.
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This Day in History | August 5th
On Aug. 5, 1864, during the Civil War, Union Adm. David G. Farragut led his fleet to victory in the Battle of Mobile Bay, Alabama.
In 1861, President Lincoln imposes the first federal income tax by signing the Revenue Act. Strapped for cash with which to pursue the Civil War, Lincoln and Congress agreed to impose a 3 percent tax on annual incomes over $800.
In 1921, a baseball game was broadcast for the first time as KDKA radio announcer Harold Arlin described the action between the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Philadelphia Phillies from Forbes Field. (The Pirates won, 8-5.)
In 1936, Jesse Owens of the United States won the 200-meter dash at the Berlin Olympics, collecting the third of his four gold medals.
In 1953, Operation Big Switch began as remaining prisoners taken during the Korean War were exchanged at Panmunjom.
In 1954, 24 boxers became the first inductees into the Boxing Hall of Fame, including Henry Armstrong, Gentleman Jim Corbett, Jack Dempsey, Jack Johnson, Joe Louis and John L. Sullivan.
In 1957, American Bandstand first aired on US TV. Dick Clark had replaced Bob Horn the previous year when the show was still called Bandstand, Clark went on to host the show until 1989. Countless acts appeared on the show over the years, including ABBA, The Doors, Talking Heads, Madonna, Otis Redding, R.E.M. and Pink Floyd.
In 1962, movie actress Marilyn Monroe is found dead in her home in Los Angeles. She was discovered lying nude on her bed, face down, with a telephone in one hand. Empty bottles of pills, prescribed to treat her depression, were littered around the room. After a brief investigation, Los Angeles police concluded that her death was "caused by a self-administered overdose of sedative drugs and that the mode of death is probable suicide."
In 1981, President Ronald Reagan begins firing 11,359 air-traffic controllers striking in violation of his order for them to return to work. The executive action, regarded as extreme by many, significantly slowed air travel for months.
In 1983, Crosby Stills Nash & Young member David Crosby was sentenced to five years in jail in Texas for cocaine and firearms offences. Crosby had slept through most of his trial.
Music of the Day August 5, 2021
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The Baseball Australia Diamond Awards — begun in 2006 — are given annually by the Australian Baseball Federation, to honor persons who have excelled in playing, managing, or serving the sport of baseball. The awards ceremony is usually held in or about February, soon after the conclusion of that year's season, which starts in or about November of the preceding year. Also at each ceremony, the Baseball Australia Hall of Fame inducts new members.

Player of the Year - Open Male
2006 - Chris Oxspring (New South Wales)
2007 - Peter Moylan (Victoria)
2008 - Peter Moylan (Victoria)
2009 -
2010 - Trent Oeltjen (New South Wales)
2011 - Trent Oeltjen (New South Wales)
2012 - Luke Hughes (Western Australia)
2013 - Travis Blackley (Victoria)
2014 - Grant Balfour (New South Wales)
2015 - Liam Hendriks (Western Australia)

Player of the Year - Open Female
2006 - Chelsea Forkin (Western Australia)
2007 - Amy McCann (Victoria)
2008 - Simone Wearne (Victoria)
2009 - Simone Wearne (Victoria)
2010 - Tahnee Lovering (New South Wales)
2011 - Katie Gaynor (New South Wales)
2012 - Laura Neads (New South Wales)
2013 - Christina Kreppold (Western Australia)
2014 - Shae Lillywhite (Victoria)
2015 - Stephanie Gaynor (New South Wales)

Player of the Year - Youth (Under 18)
2006 - Allan de San Miguel (Western Australia)
2007 - Jason Smit (Western Australia)
2008 - Mitch Dening (New South Wales) and Steven Kent (Australian Capital Territory)
2009 - James Linger (Queensland)
2010 - Nathan Driessen (Western Australia)
2011 - Ryan Battaglia (Queensland)
2012 - Zach Shepherd (New South Wales)
2013 - Elliott Hargreaves (Western Australia)
2014 - Lewis Thorpe (Victoria)
2015 - Lachlan Wells (New South Wales)

Coach of the Year
2006 - Jon Deeble (Victoria)
2007 - Peter Gahan (Queensland)
2008 - Damian Shanahan (Australian Capital Territory)
2009 - Tony Harris (South Australia)
2010 - Don Kyle (Western Australia)
2011 - Phil Dale (Victoria), John Gaynor (New South Wales) and Tony Harris (South Australia)
2012 - Shaun Smith (New South Wales)
2013 - Damian Shanahan (Victoria)
2014 - Graeme Lloyd (Western Australia - High Performance) and Glen Tovey (Western Australia - Club)
2015 - Steve Fish (Western Australia - High Performance) and Adrian Lamb (Queensland - Club)

Official of the Year
2006 - Neil Poulton (South Australia)
2007 - Paula Kenning (Queensland)
2008 - Mark Gooding (Victoria)
2009 - Mal Mackay (Queensland)
2010 - Paul Hyham (New South Wales)
2011 - Lorraine Dunn (South Australia)
2012 - Brett Robson (Western Australia)
2013 - Jennie Moloney (Victoria)
2014 - Paul Hyham (New South Wales)
2015 - Jon Byrne (Western Australia)

Administrator of the Year
2006 - Michael Carter (South Australia)
2007 - Steve Walker (Victoria)
2008 - David Hayes (Western Australia)
2009 - Shane Tonkin (Western Australia)
2010 - Geoff Hooker (Western Australia)
2011 - Colin Dick (Queensland)
2012 - Mark Beutler (Australian Capital Territory)
2013 - Theo Vassalakis (Australian Capital Territory)
2014 - Shayne Bennett (South Australia)
2015 - Di Mount-Bryson (Western Australia)

Volunteer of the Year
2006 - Pat Milmlow (New South Wales - National) and Robyn Karlsen (Victoria - Club)
2007 - Lisa Hooley (Northern Territory)
2008 - Tony McPhail (Queensland)
2009 - Louise Paewai (Queensland)
2010 - Charles Conrad (Northern Territory)
2011 - Philip McConachie (New South Wales)
2012 - Kevin Rogers (Queensland), Rod & Julie Tuckwell (New South Wales)
2013 - Grantley Wienert (South Australia) and Ken Robson (New South Wales)
2014 - Kerry Tsui (New South Wales)
2015 - Kerry Jackson (New South Wales)

Club of the Year
2006 - Ku-Ring-Gai Stealers (New South Wales)
2007 - Wanneroo Giants (Western Australia) and Quakers Hill Pirates (New South Wales)
2008 - Macleay Valley Cougars (New South Wales)
2009 - Doncaster Dragons (Victoria) and Peninsula Padres (Queensland)
2010 - Baulkham Hills (New South Wales)
2011 - Belmont (New South Wales) and Beenleigh (Queensland)
2012 - Pine Hills Lightning (Queensland) and MacArthur (New South Wales)
2013 - Carina Redsox (Queensland)
2014 - Windsor Royals (Queensland)
2015 - Essendon Bombers (Victoria)

State Association of the Year
2006 - Baseball Victoria
2007 - Baseball Queensland
2008 - Baseball WA
2009 - Baseball WA
2010 - Baseball ACT
2011 - Baseball Queensland
2012 - Baseball NSW
2013 - Baseball ACT
2014 - Baseball WA
2015 - Baseball SA

President's Award
2006 - Not Awarded
2007 - Norm Perry
2008 - Danny Maruyama
2009 - Ken Wesslink
2010 - Major League Baseball
2011 - Not Awarded
2012 - Neil Barrowcliff
2013 - David Balfour
2014 - Not Awarded
2015 - William Sinclair

Award of Distinction
2010 - Peter Dihm (Victoria)

See also
Baseball awards#Australia
Baseball in Australia
Australian Sport Awards
Sports Performer Awards
Neil Page

Footnotes

External links
Cassandra Sedgman, "Paul Hyham IBAF 2009 Umpire of the Year". Baseball Australia, 7 December 2009. Retrieved 2009-12-07.

Australian sports trophies and awards
Baseball in Australia
Australia Diamond
Awards established in 2006

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'I fear I'll never be the same again': Young people tell of being bed-bound with Covid in vaccination push
By Carly Roberts
Young patients suffering with the debilitating effects of long Covid have urged people to get their vaccine.
A new NHS video features three previously healthy people in their early 20s and 30s, including a man who thought he would die with the virus in hospital.
It comes as 16 and 17-year-olds in England have been invited to book their first doses from Monday.
The invitation extends to "at-risk" people aged 12 to 15 ahead of their return to school in September.
People aged 18 to 34 now make up more than one in five of those admitted to hospital with the virus, which is four times higher than the peak in winter 2020, the NHS has said.
'I thought I was going to die'
Support worker Quincy Dwamena, 31, described himself in the clip as a "healthy young guy" who "went to the gym often" and delayed getting the vaccine – but became seriously ill.
Mr Dwamena, from east London, said: "I ended up being hospitalised and thought I was going to die.
"My advice is to get the vaccine: don't put yourself and others at risk, I wish I'd got mine as soon as it was offered."
'Long Covid is debilitating'
Megan Higgins, 25, and Ella Harwood, 23, were both previously healthy and active but are now suffering with extreme fatigue due to long Covid.
Miss Higgins, a special needs tutor from London, said: "It's now been eight months since I tested positive, and I can't even walk around the shops without getting exhausted.
"Long Covid is debilitating, so please, get vaccinated. I wouldn't want anyone else to go through what I have."
'I was bed-bound for seven months'
Miss Harwood, an illustrator from London, said: "I'm young and fit but I was bed-bound for seven months with Covid.
"Before I caught the virus, I was super active and had no health concerns, but I now suffer with asthma which I didn't have before and a number of allergies.
"I fear I'll never be the same again but I'm making progress and I'm very grateful that I'm still alive."
Having two doses of the vaccine approximately halves the risk of experiencing symptoms which last more than 28 days after infection, according to the Office for National Statistics.
Public Health England figures show people aged between 16 and 29 are most likely to get long Covid, but vaccine uptake among this age group is lower than average – particularly in London.
89 million people vaccinated
Speaking in the NHS video, emergency medicine physician Dr Emeka Okorocha said most of the young people hospitalised by coronavirus are unvaccinated.
He said: "As an A&E doctor, I've seen a lot during the pandemic. But nothing has shaken me like the sight of young, otherwise healthy adults being rushed into our hospitals with Covid.
"As well as their age, many of them have one other thing in common – they are unvaccinated."
The Government has launched "grab a jab" pop-up vaccination sites including at London-based nightclub Heaven and at football stadiums and festivals across the country.
NHS England has also launched an online walk-in site finder to help people locate their nearest GP-led vaccine centre from the 800 available.
A total of 89,070,370 people have been vaccinated in the UK, including 47,573,794 people with a first dose (87.5%) and 41,496,576 with a second (76.3%).
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September 1, 2000 • By Denny Lee
Access is an AIDS, Inc. buzzword. You see it sprinkled on annual reports, laced across fundraising letters and peppered throughout brochures: Access to health care, to drugs, to housing, to information, you name it.
But what about access to the Internet? According to many observers, AIDS service organizations (ASOs) are doing a poor job of linking their clients to the trove of resources available online. Moreover, they say, web access is far less likely among groups that serve primarily poorer, minority populations—the very communities most lacking in computers.
"Many ASOs aren't computer literate," said Sister Mary Elizabeth, webmistress at AEGIS. Julie Davids, Critical Path AIDS Project interim director, explained it this way: "A couple of people have taken the footpath, but the gulf is not being bridged."
AEGIS and Critical Path (see below) were among the first sites to envision the Internet as a vital information stream, not just for HIVers, but for all health care consumers. AEGIS was founded in 1986, eons before the World Wide Web became worldwide words. Under the tutelage of the late Kiyoshi Kuromiya, Critical Path began providing free Internet access to HIVers as early as 1995.
Some ASOs, of course, have been quick to recognize the web's significance. The Boston Living Center built a full-service computer room four years ago that's used by clients to comb through the tangle of new treatments and programs. "If it weren't for their Internet service, I wouldn't have the housing I have today," said Adam St. Jacques, a 33-year-old HIVer.
But for every ASO that offers clients Internet access, there are many more that do not. "The only person here with access is the accountant," said Patsy Cruz, an administrator at Alianza Dominicana/HOPE, a Harlem-based center that serves the neighborhood's African-American and Latino communities. Even Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC), the nation's first ASO, trails behind. It has a few terminals in the medical library, but neither publicizes them nor trains clients on how to use them. And its website (www.gmhc.org) offers only "very basic information," GMHC communications director Marty Algaze said.
"It's not just about providing PCs," said Gale Dutcher, a coordinator at the National Library of Medicine (NLM), a branch of the National Institutes of Health (www.nlm.nih.gov). "It's also providing training—not just once, but continuously." The library's site points to a 71-page NLM report on AIDS that concludes: "Despite the tremendous potential of electronic information resources, many members of the affected community do not have access to them." The document is dated 1993.
John La Bella, a Net consultant and founder of HIV InfoWeb (www.infoweb.org), said the problem persists because of a cultural gap. "Social workers in general are overworked and tend to be technophobic. They don't use it themselves so they don't mention it to clients." Then there is the dollar divide, which underscores why relatively well-endowed groups like AIDS Project Los Angeles (www.apla.org) are web-ready-willing-and-able, while smaller ASOs struggle to provide day-to-day services.
To span these gaps, the NLM has awarded $500,000 each year to about 20 ASOs nationwide. One success story is the Houston AIDS Information Link (www.hailinfo.org), a partnership started in 1991 by 15 local groups, including hospitals and libraries, all of which coordinate use of public terminals with the site.
But progress marches onward. After years of discussion, the Dallas AIDS Resource Center entered cyberspace in February with a three-prong approach: computers, a customized site and training. "All the information is out there," said Craig Hayworth, the center's info manager. "This is about providing access." There's that A-word again.


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from scrapper import Olympic
import pandas as pd

__author__ = ['Patricio Lopez', 'Francesca Lucchini']

def olimpic_to_dic(element):
    return {
        'year': element.year,
        'city': element.city,
        'country': element.country,
        'participants': element.participants,
        'men': element.men,
        'women': element.women,
        'sport': element.sport_count,
        'events': element.events
    }

if __name__ == '__main__':
    olimpics = Olympic.load_all(season='summer')
    data_olimpics = [olimpic_to_dic(o) for o in olimpics]
    t1 = pd.DataFrame(data_olimpics)
    t1.to_csv('olimpics.csv', encoding='utf-8')

    olimpics = Olympic.load_all(season='summer')
    full_data = []
    for olimpic in olimpics:
        for sport in olimpic.sports:
            for event in sport.events:
                for medal in event.medals:
                    full_data.append({
                        'year': olimpic.year,
                        'sport': sport.name,
                        'event': event.name,
                        'medal': medal.metal,
                        'winner': medal.winner,
                    })

    t2 = pd.DataFrame(full_data)
    t2.to_csv('full_data.csv', encoding='utf-8', sep='\t')


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When you think of praying in a certain direction, you probably first think of the Islamic tradition of praying toward Mecca in the East, but actually, the Hebrew Bible tells of a more ancient "directional prayer." 1 Kings 8 talks of people praying toward the newly built temple of the LORD in Jerusalem. But why? Even Solomon himself, the king who built the temple, knew that God is too great to be confined in a single place ("But will God really dwell on earth? The heavens, even the highest heaven, cannot contain you. How much less this temple I have built!"). So why pray facing it?
Perhaps facing a direction in prayer is a physical way of orienting our lives towards something other than ourselves. Facing the Temple was a bodily reminder that one's life matters only in relation to God's, like the long hand of a clock orbiting around a center point that gives it its rhythm and meaning; without which nothing makes sense.
I seem to need constant reminders that I am not the center. You'd think that being in ministry is a sure sign of a person's life oriented toward God, but come to find out, it's trickier than you'd think. In fact, ministry can all too easily become another means of orienting towards oneself—this happens when a person begins to love the talking more than the God one is talking about. It is a question I have to keep asking: What is the orientation of my life? What am I facing? What am I living for? What gives me purpose, meaning, and satisfaction?
Son, better learn early on that you are not the center. You are not the reason why all other things exist, but you know what, that's actually good news. Life works best when you know that you exist only in relation to someone else. Like the lilies on our counter that move to face the sun throughout the day, I pray you too orient yourself toward the Source of Sustenance. My hope is for you to become a man who is directionally dependent on the Holy Presence of the Living God; that you aim your life wherever he is found.
Nice picture of our dead mums :). Tulips look nice though!


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With music from Mary May.
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This appears to be our 'American' show, so naturally we're going to talk about the correct material for a nice hot cup of tea.
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With music from Jonathan Cohen & Ann Nunn, and Township Voices.