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Q: Cannot access pear.php.net from OSX Lion I am stumped by this issue.  I have 2 separate Macs that cannot access pear.php.net at all by name or IP.
Here are the symptoms and steps that I took to try to resolve/narrow down this issue.
$ ping -c 4 pear.php.net
PING euk1.php.net (5.77.39.20): 56 data bytes
Request timeout for icmp_seq 0
Request timeout for icmp_seq 1
Request timeout for icmp_seq 2

--- euk1.php.net ping statistics ---
4 packets transmitted, 0 packets received, 100.0% packet loss

$ ping -c 4 5.77.39.20
PING 5.77.39.20 (5.77.39.20): 56 data bytes
ping: sendto: No route to host
Request timeout for icmp_seq 0
ping: sendto: Host is down
Request timeout for icmp_seq 1
ping: sendto: Host is down
Request timeout for icmp_seq 2

--- 5.77.39.20 ping statistics ---
4 packets transmitted, 0 packets received, 100.0% packet loss

From a Windows PC on the same network (I even used the same ethernet cable just to be sure)
c:\>ping pear.php.net

Pinging euk1.php.net [5.77.39.20] with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 5.77.39.20: bytes=32 time=102ms TTL=51
Reply from 5.77.39.20: bytes=32 time=102ms TTL=51
Reply from 5.77.39.20: bytes=32 time=100ms TTL=51
Reply from 5.77.39.20: bytes=32 time=102ms TTL=51

Ping statistics for 5.77.39.20:
    Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 (0% loss),
Approximate round trip times in milli-seconds:
    Minimum = 100ms, Maximum = 102ms, Average = 101ms

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*Both machines are running OSX 10.7

*Tried both wired and wifi, same result

*Tried one of the Macs on a different network, same result

*Tried with firewall on and off, same result

*Have not had this problem with any other site / IP

*Tried to open both pear.php.net and 5.77.39.20 in a browser, got 404

Edit: In response to Paul's comment
$netstat -rn
Routing tables

Internet:
Destination        Gateway            Flags        Refs      Use   Netif Expire
default            192.168.0.1        UGSc           18        0     en1
5                  link#8             UC              2        0    ham0
5.255.255.255      ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff  UHLWbI          0       10    ham0
127                127.0.0.1          UCS             0        0     lo0
127.0.0.1          127.0.0.1          UH              3      152     lo0
169.254            link#5             UCS             0        0     en1
192.168.0          link#5             UCS             4        0     en1
192.168.0.1        0:1b:6c:69:19:8f   UHLWIi         28      634     en1   1141
192.168.0.192      127.0.0.1          UHS             0        0     lo0
192.168.0.194      0:21:a0:50:4d:70   UHLWIi          0      498     en1    669
192.168.0.255      ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff  UHLWbI          0       10     en1

Internet6:
Destination                             Gateway                         Flags          Netif Expire
::1                                     link#1                          UHL             lo0
2620:9b::/96                            link#8                          UC             ham0
2620:9c::5f7:6deb                       7a:7c:5:f7:6d:eb                UHL             lo0
fe80::%lo0/64                           fe80::1%lo0                     UcI             lo0
fe80::1%lo0                             link#1                          UHLI            lo0
fe80::%en0/64                           link#4                          UCI             en0
fe80::205:ff:fee1:a1a2%en0              0:5:0:e1:a1:a2                  UHLWIi          en0
fe80::%en1/64                           link#5                          UCI             en1
fe80::1240:d3ff:feaf:8974%en1           10:40:d3:af:89:74               UHLI            lo0
fe80::%ham0/64                          link#8                          UCI            ham0
fe80::7879:5ff:fec7:6deb%ham0           7a:79:5:c7:6d:eb                UHLI            lo0
ff01::%lo0/32                           fe80::1%lo0                     UmCI            lo0
ff01::%en0/32                           link#4                          UmCI            en0
ff01::%en1/32                           link#5                          UmCI            en1
ff01::%ham0/32                          link#8                          UmCI           ham0
ff02::%lo0/32                           fe80::1%lo0                     UmCI            lo0
ff02::%en0/32                           link#4                          UmCI            en0
ff02::%en1/32                           link#5                          UmCI            en1
ff02::%ham0/32                          link#8                          UmCI           ham0

A: An alternative will be to switch your Hamachi client to IPv6.
I did it under Mountain Lion 10.8.1 (same issue, unable to access pear.php.net), and I can now   access it without issues and at the same time keep my office and home computers still connected.
To switch to IPv6, just go to "LogMeIn Hamachi > Preferences > Settings > Advanced settings > Peer connections > IP protocol mode" and switch to "IPv6 only". Reconnect again and try to access to pear.php.net.
Using last Hamachi client version here, 2.1.0.322 for OSX

A: You have a route for the 5.0.0.0/8 network there leading to the ham0 interface.
This is the hamachi interface.  When Hamachi started their service, they chose the 5.0.0.0/8 network as their pool of addresses to avoid conflicting with any existing ranges. However, hamachi were never allocated this range.
In the past couple of months, RIPE (who are responsible for this range) have started selling blocks in the 5/8 network. This was inevitable with the quickly depleting numbers of ipv4 addresses, yet hamachi are still using this block.
If you want to access services in this range, then you will need to uninstall hamachi - or at least disable it while accessing those blocks.  You could also manually delete the route each time.
The real fix will be for hamachi to purchase a block that they are entitled to use, or to switch to ipv6.


What happened to promise of ending urban drilling?
Agreed and I also toast the anti drilling group.
Before trashing our MLA however , I would like to know exactly how the approval process proceeded and in fact would ask if this drilling has even been sanctioned. If so, who approved it? Did council and our mayor know of and approve ?
Someone's name must be on the approval certificate. That to me is key .
We need to know who.
Just saying, the drilling problem started about 5 years ago and Phillips and Spearman had the best chance to influence the outcome but did nothing but act surprised. They could have checked into permits , approvals, and process, and campaigned and been proactive for the last 4-5 years. It would then be irrelevant whose name is on the approval document as that document would not even exist if one or both were the leaders that they should be.
Laugh of the year. All that talk of draconian consequences 6 years ago, and when it happens no one notices.
great letter – and i admire the restraint therein. i am far more angry than is expressed in the tone of tm's writing.
fracking is a filthy, nasty, poisonous, ruinous practice. i cannot think of any spaces where that approach is acceptable, let alone in communities.
what does strike me as curious, however, is how there is so little issue otherwise taken with fracking…unless it is in one's backyard. is it really ok to poison and destroy "other" environments?
Related news: It should come as no surprise to anyone here wondering "WHAT HAPPENED" with Tamarack Energy drilling on the banks of our critical water supply, that China (The country Prime Minister Trudeau said a few years ago "he most admires") is home to General Motors (70%) after Billions of our money saved them.
Although perhaps hard to back figure for some there is a distinct co-relation to what is going on in the secret ADMINSTATIVE OFFICES IN DOWNTOWN LETHBRDIGE BELIEVE IT! The mayor 's bafflement, councils bafflement, and even the environment ladies bafflement is real because they actually haven't any grasp of the larger picture – nothing! Isn't that apparent. Doubters recheck the picture in the Feb 5th Herald.
Add educating yourselves about China buying up Africa and the formerly great USA and Canada at a rate nobody can keep track of, and if they can it is not being reported, which is likely!
All this while the sheep are distracted by phoney con-men/women, polluting minds with junk science, gay parades, and blocked pipelines plus a committee generated plethora of other obscuring tidbits easily digested by the masses with their debt riddled heads glued to their I-pads.
Mind pollution with "junk science and gay parades". Sums up LS pretty well!
One of the salient points not brought forward with this debate is the fact the drilling took place on private land at an existing well sight just outside of the city limits. So in that case it is a legitimate well with proper approvals, so we are tilting at windmills.
resource especially one as important as the Oldman River is to southern Alberta.
We have protests on the west coast stalling a pipeline that may, but hasn't, hurt the water resource there, so why is the NDP government sitting on its hands in Lethbridge, especially in light of the fact they were so vocal about these things when in opposition?
fracking is an abomination – it should be outlawed throughout the land. only idiots would think it is ok to ruin the water and land.
Does anyone here know what specifically was done by Tamarack? Was it a new well drilled? Or a re-entry? Was there a completion operation as well? If so did it involve a hydraulic frac job? Water or invert? Anybody know anything? Or are you all blowing smoke? Alberta has THE most conservative environmental regulations in the world. Can anyone say that any of these regulations were compromised? Not that I have heard. So it is a legal activity under the most rigorous guidelines on the planet. Energy has made Alberta a have province, and drilling and completing a well is a key part of our energy industry. Why are you all crying out against a legal, massively beneficial activity performed by a reputable private Canadian company employing our fellow citizens and benefitting our Country? Are you all puppets of the radical left? Are you all intentionally trying to hurt Canada and Canadians? I wonder, and you should too. And stop using bydrocarbons and their byproducts! Do any of you know anything about the O&G industry or what would happen if your shrill cries are heeded? Enjoy an unheated -40C future. You won't last a week.
Good luck getting it through their ideological minds Resolute. For example, biff wrote, "Notley is all for the pipelines, as are most thick Albertans".
Most "thick" Albertans are just trying to survive like everyone else. We all need fossil fuel energy to survive. Without it, we would freeze and/or starve to death. Fossil fuel energy isn't an option Biff, it's a necessity for our lives. With that said, pipelines are the safest way to transport fossil fuels.
She now concedes that fossil fuel energy is a necessity for our survival. She now concedes that we can't survive on ideological NDP pixie dust. It's fascinating because it goes against her own party.
Resolute. can you answer just one question for the "puppets"?
Within those "rigorous guidelines" and "most conservative environmental regulations on the planet" can you inform us how many of those fine play within the rules folks like Tamarack (not necessarily Tamarack – BUT like Tamarack) have left the residents of Alberta with massive expenses cleaning up their abandoned wells and related messes.
And oh!, Supplemental! Have you asked the lady from Rosebud Alberta who fought a vile oil creature all the way to the Supreme court (and lost to big money) how she's enjoying the rest of her life hauling water to her farm because one of those fine oil boys (EnCana) left her broke, her farm unsaleable and her water contaminated, worthless & totally unusable?
There's more questions, Resolute, none of them have anything to do with us understanding very well how essential petroleum is to near everyone in the civilized world. We get that!
What we don't get is how the Resolutes among us ignore the damage left behind, the people, the land, the water…………….
well said, ls. the issue is we know we are destroying the planet we depend upon to live, and oil/gas/mining are primary issues.
res – we have the most conservative energy laws?! then god help this planet, because we have a wicked mess here that will remain a horrible legacy for a very long time. how are you missing that we cannot stay on the path we have been on for too long?
seth – i get we need oil and gas, and we will need to wean from it. my statement was about pipelines, which you failed to acknowledge.
pipelines: they are dirty, and are more destruction than they are useful. and, they are now too late. alberta oil is not really needed anywhere – except canada. more than enough oil is being mined in europe, middle east and asia. where is alberta oil needed? heck, it will be needed even less year over year. meanwhile, the usa is the world's biggest producer right now. why? because the reserves they held onto for security/rainy day purposes is now seen as: let us use it now while we can make money off of it, because oil is on the way out. renewable energy is the new market. and renewable energy does not need pipelines. my greater point is that, until we can overcome fossil fuel dependency altogether, we need leadership that gets us to use less fossil based energy. in other words, we need to focus more on needs, and far less on wants. the great majority of our energy use is based on wants, not needs. we need to get a grip on the reality we have created, and fast.
I think your point, biff, that we can make substantial gains by focusing on needs over wants is important. This will require leadership, as you say, and a general willingness to shed some selfishness.
Achieving lower emissions (as well as reducing poverty and protecting health) through business as usual complacency, as our wise friends seem to suggest, is to invite great hardship for our future generations.
NO ONE is denying that we should be reducing pollution in general.
The real question is how to do it. Now if you were well versed in energy sources, you would know that the current approach that governments are taking actually increase pollution, deaths, and poverty. Their approach can be described as something even more profound than "idiotic".
@ Biff and Fescue in regards to the people's "selfishness", and how we need to change.
You two speak as if the average worker lives in 40 room mansion, has numerous hummers, and 2 private jets. What do propose the people do? Live in a hut and use cow s–t for cooking and heating? I'm serious, please lay out your proposal, then tell me how that's going to have any relevant positive effect.
Further to that, read my previously reply S-L-O-W-L-Y. Before doing so, take off your mindless ideological glasses. Perhaps then, you might have intelligent comments in regards to pollution, human health, corporate / governmental corruption.
Considering that Albertans are amongst the highest emitters in the world, even compared to populations with a similar climate, I think there is some excess we can cut before we begin chasing livestock around for the fuel they excrete. If you were to look, you might find things in between the extremes.
Albertans are among the highest emitters Fescue? That would mean people outside of Alberta in similar climates heat their homes with pixie dust and drive magical unicorn cars.
Also, please define "similar", and while you're at it, post your source for such an idiotic statement. I can't wait to rip it to shreds.
Shred away, Seth Anthony. Maybe you could write a model to show that Andorra is the problem.
Since Mr. Anthony didn't shred away, we'll do it for him.
Opening line in the emissions report you site. quote "Canada's greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions currently represent about 1.6 percent of the global total".
So Fescue draws upon a report (By the numbers – Canadian GHG Emissions) and thinks containment of 1.6% of the worlds green house gases (Canada's TOTAL contribution) will "save the world", while Canadians throw billions down a hole waiting for the atmosphere to clear and the other 98.4% to take part.
Smart – real smart. Thanks for the information.
Yup. I understand that someone as special as you, Lonestar, is entitled to emit three times the rate of a Nordic country and over 25 times the world average. And besides, you're just one person in seven billion – what does it matter what you do? Maybe Seth can write a program to show that you are not selfish.
Yes, its all those lifted 4X4 crew cabs the neanderthals that Mr. Nenshi referred to in his rant.
seth – may i suggest some control, please? further to my entry regarding pipelines: you and all other pro-pipeliners fail to respond to my concern, which is – other than canada, who needs alberta/saskatchewan oil?
with regard to your suggestion that comments from fes and myself are banal, and your awful use of hyperbole to discredit the point that we must use less: the simple truth is we spend more time, money and fossil-energy on wants than we do on needs. we are a consumer suckered society and are fixated/hooked on buying stuff, and too much of what is hardly essential. look around: homes are indeed oversized – if not 40 room mansions – but in case you missed the memo, while the size of families has shrunk considerably, the sq footage of homes has grown considerably; people drive trucks that are not needed for work, just for "fun" or for image; motor boats, atvs, off road motorcycles; sundry digital devices that are frequently junked and new ones bought; over packaging; over wardrobed; over applianced; we poison the land and water for "precious" metals and stones because they are shiny and "pretty" but hardly essential…. yes, we need heating, and we do not need to give up in home electric/gas and indoor plumbing – but, surely, we are junkies stuck on junk. to move away from this illness is not idealism, it is realism, and to stay on this path is a killer course.
You know the movie "Office Space". Correct?
Just a thought. We should switch power generation to CANDU reactors. Our financial input to them will definitely help out for the fine that SNC Lavalin will have to pay and if not should bolster the Liberal Financial Structure. May be both.
Once again, plushie tells it like it is.
again i get no response from any pro-pipeliners to the question i have raised numerous times: who needs alberta/sakatchewan oil? (do the needs warrant pipelines?).
Biff, I will answer. There are markets for it and you need the pipelines to continue to enjoy the standard of living you currently have in this country.


I created this custom mosaic to brighten up a farmhouse kitchen in Vermont, where the winters are long, cold and often gloomy. I used the outside scenery to conceive the design of the classic square pattern combined with the playful element of circle accents that follow the fluid lines of rolling hills creating a visually engaging effect.
An over view of the kitchen after the install.
A close up of the corner - because my mosaics are sight-specific, the design flows into a seamless transition from one adjoining wall to the next creating the optimum visual effect.
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UK falls silent to mourn terror victims
A total of 800 million Europeans in 43 countries were being asked to join in three minutes' silence today in sympathy with America.
A total of 800 million Europeans in 43 countries were being asked to join in three minutes' silence today in sympathy with America following the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington.
The decision by governments of the fifteen EU nations to declare a day of mourning had been extended to include all countries which are members of the Council of Europe.
Offices, shops and factories across the UK will fall silent for three minutes at 11am as the nation mourned the victims of the US terrorist attacks.
Tourist attractions were also marking the Europe-wide three minute silence, while some organisations were flying the American flag at half-mast outside their offices.
Staff in stores were told not to process any transactions and to cease activity for the full three minutes.
All sides of industry united behind the unprecedented gesture of support for those caught up in the outrage.
Digby Jones, director general of the CBI, said: ''There will be many who will still be worrying about missing colleagues, relatives and friends. Everyone involved in business will see a three minute silence as an entirely appropriate response to the tragedy.''
TUC general secretary John Monks said: ''The three-minute silence gives everyone a chance to show their respect for the victims and their families, to salute the bravery and sacrifices of the emergency services and to express their opposition to the tactics of terror.''
Bill Moyes, director general of the British Retail Consortium, said: ''None of us can be immune to the pain and emotions aroused by the horrific events in America.''
The Food and Drink Federation said it had asked manufacturers throughout the country to observe the silence.
The British Airways London Eye was among the attractions stopping for three minutes at 11am, while Camelot said it would suppress the National Lottery system so no one can buy a lottery ticket during that time.
Organisations such as the National Trust were flying Union flags at half-mast, while other organisations including the GMB were flying American flags outside their offices.
The Royal Family and their staff were to observe the silence.
The gates of Buckingham Palace and other royal palaces were being closed so that no one could enter or leave.
Every court in England and Wales was taking part.
Pubs, which normally open at 11am, have been asked by the Brewers and Licensed Retailers Association to delay opening their doors until 11.05am.
All major UK airports were also participating, along with black cabs and other forms of public transport.
London's buses were remaining at bus stops for the duration of the three minutes or pulling over where and when safe to do so.
London Underground staff were announcing the three-minute silence over train and platform PA systems - although Tube trains were not stopping as the power surge when they all restarted together would cause the network to shut down, LU Ltd said.
The Docklands Light Railway and Croydon Tramlink services were remaining at stations for the duration of the three minutes silence and passengers were being asked to fall silent at Victoria Coach Station.
London theatres will dim their front-of-house lights for five minutes at 8.15pm as a mark of respect.

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What goes into your coffee or tea?
What goes into a good omelet?
What goes into your ears on a good morning?
What goes into a healthy but yummy lunch?
What goes into a productive evening?
1. Nothing goes in my coffee because *gasp* I do not drink coffee. I put sugar in my iced tea.
2. A good omelet will include bacon, ham, and sausage, onion, green pepper, tomato, and sometimes zucchini, and last but not least….cheese…swiss cheese.
3. Fox News always goes into my ears, and sometimes….if I have time a pair of ear rings.
Out of all the prepared cookie doughs at the grocery store, which one tastes the best? like home made? would you buy over and over???
What was your best summer vacation like?
What was your worst summer vacation like?
What food or drink reminds you of a particular summer?
What summer-only activity do you now look most forward to every year?
What summer movie or summer reading are you most looking forward to this year?
1. Oh….favorite vacation….how you elude me.
2. Oh….worst summer vacation….how I have so many choices….lolol I know you have read about all my adventures in Myrtle Beach.
3. Sun tea reminds me of summers growing up. We always had tea growing up. Dad makes the best sun tea.
4. Sitting on the sun porch, grilling out and relaxing.
5. hmmmm……I have Diana Gabaldon's book Of Snow and Ashes on hold. I can not wait to read it. Her Outlander series is just FABULOUS!


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SM UC-58 war ein U-Boot der Kaiserlichen Marine, das als Minenleger-Unterseeboot diente.

Technische Daten

 Verdrängung: Aufgetaucht 415 t, getaucht 498 t bzw. 594 t.
 Länge: 51,67 m.
 Breite: 5,22 m.
 Tiefgang: 3,61 m.
 Antrieb: Dieselmotor/Elektromotor.
 Leistung: 600/620 PS.
 Geschwindigkeit: Aufgetaucht 11,6 kn, getaucht 7,3 kn.
 Ölvorrat: 56 t.
 Tauchzeit: 30–33 Sek.
 Bewaffnung: 1 8,8cm-SK-L/30-Geschütz, drei Torpedorohre (2 im Bug, 1 im Heck), 18 Minen in 6 Schächten.
 Besatzung: 27 Mann.

Einsatz

Am 9. Mai 1917 versenkte UC-58 das Dampfschiff Kyros; dessen Ladung wurde 2019 geborgen.

Am 28. September 1917 war UC-58 im Rahmen des Unternehmens Albion zur Aufklärung in der Tagga-Bucht.

Vom 20. April 1918 bis zum 5. Mai 1918 wurde UC-58 in Brunsbüttelkoog überholt. Danach wurde es an die Ostküste Schottlands beordert. Am 5. November war UC-58 zurück in Brunsbüttelkoog.

Weblinks

 Kriegstagebücher von UC 58 im Bundesarchiv
 UC 58. uboat.net

Literatur
 Harald Bendert: Die UC-Boote der Kaiserlichen Marine 1914-1918. Minenkrieg mit U-Booten. Mittler, Hamburg/Berlin/Bonn, 2001, ISBN 3-8132-0758-7.
 Erich Gröner, Dieter Jung, Martin Maass: Die deutschen Kriegsschiffe 1815–1945, Bd. 3, U-Boote, Hilfskreuzer, Minenschiffe, Netzleger. Bernard & Graefe, Bonn, 1985, ISBN 3-7637-4802-4.

Einzelnachweise

Militär-U-Boot (Kaiserliche Marine)
Militärschiff für den Minenkrieg (Kaiserliche Marine)
U-Boot im Ersten Weltkrieg
Schiffsverlust mit ungeklärter Ursache
Kaiserliche Werft Danzig

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Finding the perfect place to mount your AutoMeter gauge can be a challenge sometimes. Using AutoMeter's universal gauge panel, you can mount your gauge anywhere you see fit. The universal gauge panel is designed to mount under the dash.


The government will soon come out with clarifications on the sale of medicines online, acceding to requests of start-ups seeking a legal framework for e-pharmacy business.
"The ministry of health is working on clarifications on this issue," commerce and industry minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Monday. The Drugs and Cosmetics Act—which regulates the import, manufacturing, distribution and sale of drugs and cosmetics in the country — doesn't explicitly disallow the sale of medicines online with a valid prescription, although more clarity is required on this issue, some analysts have said.
E-pharmacy players, in recent months, have come under attack from off-line chemist stores that allege that the former are violating foreign direct investment (FDI) rules by offering discounts.
Off-line chemist stores have also raised concerns about the quality of drugs sold by online players.
Already, the uncertainties have hit some start-ups. Phaneesh Murthy-backed online pharma market place Zigy.com has trimmed operations substantially following court cases brought by offline chemists and druggists.
The Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP) has initiated discussions with certain financial sector regulators like the IRDAI and the PFRDA on allowing insurance companies like LIC as well as pension funds to invest in start-ups, DIPP secretary Ramesh Abhishek said.
The DIPP move follows comments by various start-ups that while large insurance firms invest mainly in risky assets like stocks, they don't fund start-ups.
The DIPP has convened a meeting on February 2 of SIDBI, venture capitalists, various incubators and accelerators associated with start-ups, Sitharaman said after holding a comprehensive meeting devoted to only incubators that play a major role in boosting the start-up eco-system. SIDBI manages the 'fund of funds' of R10,000 crore, which was part of the package announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi last year to help start-ups. The fund is supposed to invest in Sebi-registered Alternative Investment Funds which, in turn, will invest in start-ups.
The DIPP has sought the approval of the expenditure finance committee of the finance ministry for setting up a credit guarantee fund, Abhishek said. The proposed R2,000-crore fund, a part of the corpus meant for the fund of funds, will provide up to 80% risk cover for collateral-free credit being given by banks to start-ups.


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Q: Update multiple records with something different for each Primary Key I have a MySQL database which contains 300k records, each with 30 columns. Each day, I receive an update to some fields for _some_records, but the updated value is unique.
Can I overwrite every record in the update? I'm looking for a dream solution like this:
OVERWRITE (col2, col3, col4, col5... col30)
VALUES (PRIMARYKEY1, newcol2value, newcol3value, newcol4value...newcol30value),
(PRIMARYKEY2, newcol2value, newcol3value, newcol4value...newcol30value),
(PRIMARYKEY3, newcol2value, newcol3value, newcol4value...newcol30value),
(PRIMARYKEY4, newcol2value, newcol3value, newcol4value...newcol30value);

I've looked at UPDATE SET, but that seems to only let me change one column per query so I'd need 30 queries.

A: I'm not sure how/where you formed the impression that an UPDATE statement can only update one column at a time. This is not the case. For MySQL, the UPDATE syntax is described in the documentation here. There is at least one example given showing more than one column being updated in a single statement.
If you need to update certain columns in several specific rows, where the new data needs to be set to the the same value in each updated row, then as long as you know the IDs of those rows, it's fairly straightforward to do so. For example:
UPDATE table1
SET
  col2 = 'newcol2value',
  col3 = 'newcol3value',
  col6 = 'newcol6value',
  col30 = 'newcol30value'
WHERE
  id IN (1, 3, 7, 656)

If that's not what you mean, you'll need to clarify the requirements a little.

A: You can utilize (exploit) the INSERT ... ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE Syntax:

If you specify an ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE clause and a row to be
  inserted would cause a duplicate value in a UNIQUE index or
  PRIMARY KEY, an
  UPDATE of the
  old row occurs.

INSERT into my_table (PRIMARYKEY, col2, col3, col4, col5... col30)
VALUES
    (PRIMARYKEY1, newcol2value, newcol3value, newcol4value...newcol30value),
    (PRIMARYKEY2, newcol2value, newcol3value, newcol4value...newcol30value),
    (PRIMARYKEY3, newcol2value, newcol3value, newcol4value...newcol30value),
    (PRIMARYKEY4, newcol2value, newcol3value, newcol4value...newcol30value)
ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE
    col2 = VALUES(col2),
    col3 = VALUES(col3),
    col4 = VALUES(col4),
    col5 = VALUES(col5),
    ...
    col30 = VALUES(col30)

But note that if one of new datas PRIMARYKEY doesn't already exist in the table, a new row will be inserted.

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Alumni Publishes First Novel Just Beyond the Shining River
Wilkinson's very own MFA Creative Writing and MA English Alumni, Lynnette Beers, is releasing her first novel on November 1, Just Beyond the Shining River. We are so proud and want to congratulate her!
About the book …
After she gave up a promising career as an artist and turned her back on her British roots, Gemma Oldfield settled into life in Los Angeles to be with the woman who'd captured her heart. When things don't go as planned, Gemma buries herself in her work as a Hollywood set decorator—all the while clinging to the hope that the passion with her lover can be rekindled. But she must temporarily leave L.A. behind and return to England after her grandmother's unexpected passing.
Once there, she discovers shocking secrets she could never have foreseen. When she finds hundreds of letters written from a mysterious person dating as far back as the 1930s, Gemma embarks upon a quest to understand why her grandmother took so many secrets to her grave.
In her pursuit to learn more about her grandmother's past, Gemma meets an intriguing woman who has the potential to change the course of her life forever. But can Gemma open her heart to love again? Will she stay in England for a new beginning or return to the States to the life she knew before?
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Joint Venture Acquires Self-Storage Portfolio
Poonkulali Thangavelu | Dec 17, 2008
Sovran Self Storage has acquired a portfolio of four self-storage facilities in a joint venture with an affiliate of Heitman LLC for $26.3 million. The price includes the assumption of a $12.3 million first mortgage. Sovran, an Amherst, N.Y.-based real estate investment trust, owns and operates more than 350 self-storage facilities totaling more than 20 million sq. ft. Heitman is a real estate investment management firm that invests in commercial real estate.
The facilities, encompassing 276,000 sq. ft., are located in Miami, Fla.; Atlanta, Ga.; and Columbus, Ohio. Sovran will operate the properties under its Uncle Bob's Self Storage brand name.
The Locke Group advised Sovran and Heitman on the transaction. Angelo Tomasello and Peter Weimer handled the assignment on behalf of The Locke Group. "The capital structure required to close this transaction was a challenge and was overcome by the joint venture's ability to be flexible in its approach to capitalization," according to Tomasello.
Sovran expects to acquire as much as $300 million in self-storage facilities through this joint venture, and is actively looking for Class-A facilities. As of mid-December, the joint venture had acquired $170 million worth of self-storage properties. All of the acquisitions were made in the second half of 2008.


Robert Fludd was a distinguished English alchemical philosopher, light metaphysician and Kabbalist. In the 1620s he published a tract on wheat, the "Tractatus de Tritico", in which he described a series of experiments in which he extracted the luminous quintessence, or celestial fire, from wheat. His words are spoken in both old Hebrew and English.
Fludd's works drew heavily on Hebrew as a mystical alphabet. He believed that Hebrew was "not invented by man but engraved formally in fiery letters in the womb of Hyles [a kind of unformed primordial darkness] by the mouth of the Tetragammaton in the primal world."* He represented the Tetragammaton (the Hebrew name of God, in four letters – YHWH, Yod, He, Waw, He) and the ten divine emanations of creation – the ten sephiroth in many illustrations. He also used Kabbalistic methods of Hebrew text exegesis – gematria (letters to numbers), temura (reordering letters) and notarikon (letters signifying words).
* In Tetragrammaton: Western Christians and the Hebrew Name of God: From the Beginnings to the Seventeenth Century, Robert J. Wilkinson, p. 435.
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People tend to forget that Sikorsky Aircraft used to build something other than helicopters in its early days. As one of the earliest American aerospace manufacturers still in operation, it takes brains, guts, and a profound mastery of aeronautical know-how to make it this far. One hundred years worth, in fact.
Igor Sikorsky Was the Henry Ford of Helicopters, Founded His Company 100 Years Ago
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Every great aerospace manufacturer of the last 120 years has seen a leading man or woman whose brilliance catapulted their designs past other companies most have never heard of. Sikorsky Aircraft was no exception. In fact, Igor Sikorsky wasn't the only transplant from Eastern Europe to make it big in American aviation during the pioneer days. In the centennial year of Sikorsky's founding, let's take a deep dive into the man most vital to making helicopters a part of our reality.
Igor Sikorsky was born in the Russian Empire on May 25th, 1889, in the modern Ukrainian City of Kyiv. His parents were Ivan Alexeevich Sikorsky, a Psychology professor, and Maria Stefanova Sikorsky, a part-time, stay-at-home mother who was also a physician. With that in mind, the young Sikorsky was surrounded by free thinkers and intellectuals from day one.
No wonder one of the first pieces of technology to inspire the young Sikorsky was a rough blueprint by Leonardo da Vinci for a device known as an aerial screw given to him by his mother. It was a device most modern folks would identify as a helicopter. In the business, we call this foreshadowing. It's also thought that the works of Jules Verne and all the marvelous, fictional machines therein were instrumental to the young Sikorsky's upbringing.
In any case, it wouldn't be until 1908, on a trip to Germany with his father, that Sikorsky heard about pivotal figures like Ferdinand von Zeppelin and the Wright Brothers. At that point, Sikorsky knew his dreams of flight, as he read about in works of fiction, were now a real possibility. A miniature model rotorcraft powered by wound-up rubber bands made at age 12 was just the start of something world-changing.
Formal schooling in the Imperial Russian Maritime Cadet Corps as a teenager further pushed Sikorsky along the path to engineering. But a wealth of aeronautical engineers was something Imperial Russia couldn't lay claim to in the early 1900s. In the pioneer days of aviation, there were only two places in the western world that acted as its cradle.
One of these was the Hempstead Plains of Long Island, New York, USA, and the other was the fields and grasslands on the outskirts of the French capital of Paris. Both Paris and Long Island would become precious places for Igor Sikorsky. But it was Paris, with its frequent air shows and breadth of aeronautical talent, which captured his heart first.
Further schooling at the Mechanical College of the Kyiv Polytechnic Institute sharpened Sikorsky's skills in engineering. Before long, he was designing his own rough sketches of powered, heavier-than-air rotorcraft, somewhat resembling something out of a Verne novel itself. Though mundane to the average person, these sketches culminated in something groundbreaking.
It was after another trip to Paris when Sikorsky built his first helicopter prototype. The craft sported a 25-horsepower engine at first. But the first prototype couldn't get off the ground. That didn't stop subsequent attempts from achieving flight. In real-time, before his very eyes, Igor Sikorsky was unraveling the bare basics of how rotorcraft would one day operate.
Key components like power-to-weight ratios and total lift generated by the rotors had no means of testing other than trial and error in those days. In a sense, Sikorsky was doing aviation a colossal favor by working these bugs out himself. Over time, Sikorsky was able to source more of the Ansani gasoline engines, which powered his first prototypes from Paris. With a stockpile of engines now on hand, Sikorsky was free to perform more experiments.
By 1910, key issues like power-to-weight ratios and better control surfaces were worked out with his second prototype. One which did indeed lift off the ground. With twin sets of contra-rotating canvas propellers, it was like a biplane that could also hover for up to 12 seconds. Not all that impressive today. But then again, neither was the first flight of the Wright Flyer.
No sooner was Sikorsky's genius in rotorcraft taking shape than his second calling to design aircraft was also fleshed out. As it turned out, Sikorsky was just as adept at fixed-wing aircraft design. But after one of his early prototypes emergency landed following engine failure, Sikorsky was convinced the solution was, of course, more engines. Instead of two, why not four? He must have thought.
This was the impetus behind the Sikorsky Russky Vityaz, the world's very first quad-engined airplane. Taking to the sky on May 10th, 1913, every Boeing 747 and Airbus A380 can trace their lineage back to this one airplane. Built by the Russian Baltic Railroad Car Works with Sikorsky's design, the single Russky Vityaz spawned airliner/heavy bomber named after a piece of old Ukrainian mythology, the Ilya Muromets.
During the early 1910's Sikorsky busied himself designing single, twin, and quad-engine airplanes for the Russian military and civilian sectors. His biplanes were some of the very first to be carried aboard bespoke Navy seaplane tender ships. A few even carried paying passengers. In another universe, Igor Sikorsky would have likely become the cornerstone of the Russian aerospace sector. But instead, Sikorsky found himself caught up in a little thing called the Russian Revolution.
This took place supposedly after Sikorsky was threatened and menaced by the Bolsheviks due to his popularity in the area and supposed friendship with the Tsar. Tsar Nicholas II had indeed bestowed more than a few awards and merits for his contribution to the pioneer age of Russian aviation. But it's doubtful Sikorsky was more than on simple, friendly terms with his native monarch.
Whether the accusations were true or not, Sikorsky realized that his time living in Eastern Europe had come to an end. He fled his collapsing homeland, arriving in New York City in March 1919. After taking a few years to settle in, Sikorsky was made familiar with the world's second great nexus of aviation in the pioneer days, Long Island, New York's Hempstead plains.
In the same area where Charles Lindbergh crossed the Atlantic that was home to famous warplane makers like Curtiss, Grumman, and Republic, Igor Sikorsky fit his surroundings like a glove. On March 5th, 1923, Igor Sikorsky founded Sikorsky Aircraft, basing his company initially very close to Roosevelt Field, the same airstrip on the Hempstead Plains used by the Spirit of St. Louis.
Among other aviators fleeing the chaos in Eastern Europe was a Georgian national by the name of Alexander de Seversky. The man who'd join a Long Island local from the Town of Huntington, Leroy Grumman, to form Republic Aviation and Grumman Aircraft, respectively. When joined for a time by Glenn H Curtsiss's Curtiss Aircraft Company, the Hempstead Plains hosted the largest collection of aviation know-how anywhere in the world at the time.
But Sikorsky would not be just another face in the crowd. Using the basic design from the Illya Muromets, Sikorsky designed the S-29, his first American biplane airliner. As one of the first airliners to employ an airliner stair as is common today, a trend of innovation that started in Tsarist Russia blossomed on Long Island.
By 1929, Sikorsky had moved his factory from New York to a small town across the Long Island Sound called Stratford, Connecticut. It was to be the home of Sikorsky's company for the next nine decades. Through deals with lucrative airlines like Pan Am, Sikorsky found a profitable enterprise supplying them with flying boat passenger planes.
Through these business deals, the Sikorsky S-40 and S-42 Clipper ensured the company was in it for the long haul in the aviation space. Further contracts were to be found with the U.S. Military, which operated Sikorsky JRS-1s in their Navy during the Attack on Pearl Harbor. By then, Sikorsky was a man in his early-to-mid 50s. But that didn't mean he didn't still have one trick left up his sleeve; his magnum opus.
Sikorsky employed the help of the Chance Vought Corporation to construct his first attempt at a helicopter on western soil. Chance Vought operated under the same holding corporation as Sikorsky, that being United Aircraft and Transport Corporation. Together, the two companies created the VS-300 amphibious helicopter, the world's first such design.
The VS-300 first flew on September 14th, 1939, but its most lasting legacy came in the form of what it developed afterward. Thirty years after Sikorsky built his first flightless rotorcraft prototype, the R4, or the Hoverfly, as it was known in British service, became the world's first mass-produced helicopter. With 131 built between 1942 and 1944, the R4's innovative anti-torque tail rotor is a trademark feature of almost all modern helicopters.
Sikorsky retired soon after the R4s production ceased. The type served valiantly during the Second World War, assisting the Allies in both the European and Pacific theaters as search and rescue vehicles. Sikorsky's company grew to become one of the U.S. Military's go-to domestic helicopter manufacturers under the ownership of Lockheed Martin alongside Bell Helicopter.
He died on October 26th, 1972, at his home in the town of Easton, Connecticut. If not for him, the skies of the world might have looked very different indeed. On this day, so close to 100 years to the day of his company's founding, we'd like to extend the man our greatest thanks.
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package io.dummymaker.export.impl;

import io.dummymaker.model.export.FieldContainer;
import io.dummymaker.util.StringUtils;
import io.dummymaker.writer.IWriter;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.function.Function;
import java.util.function.Predicate;
import java.util.stream.Collectors;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull;

/**
 * @author Anton Kurako (GoodforGod)
 * @since 23.7.2020
 */
public class XmlExporter extends BaseExporter {

    /**
     * Is used with className for XML list tag
     */
    private static final String TAG_ENDING = "List";

    public XmlExporter() {
        super();
    }

    public XmlExporter(@NotNull Function<String, IWriter> writerFunction) {
        super(writerFunction);
    }

    @Override
    protected @NotNull String getExtension() {
        return "xml";
    }

    private String openXmlTag(String value) {
        return "<" + value + ">";
    }

    private String closeXmlTag(String value) {
        return "</" + value + ">";
    }

    @Override
    protected Predicate<FieldContainer> filter() {
        return c -> c.getType() == FieldContainer.Type.STRING
                || c.getType() == FieldContainer.Type.BOOLEAN
                || c.getType() == FieldContainer.Type.NUMBER
                || c.getType() == FieldContainer.Type.DATE
                || c.getType() == FieldContainer.Type.SEQUENTIAL;
    }

    @Override
    protected @NotNull <T> String prefix(T t, Collection<FieldContainer> containers) {
        return openXmlTag(naming.format(t.getClass().getSimpleName())) + "\n";
    }

    @Override
    protected @NotNull <T> String suffix(T t, Collection<FieldContainer> containers) {
        return "\n" + closeXmlTag(naming.format(t.getClass().getSimpleName()));
    }

    @Override
    protected @NotNull <T> String separator(T t, Collection<FieldContainer> containers) {
        return "\n";
    }

    @Override
    protected @NotNull <T> String map(T t, Collection<FieldContainer> containers) {
        return containers.stream()
                .map(c -> {
                    final String value = getValue(t, c);
                    final String tag = c.getExportName(naming);
                    return StringUtils.isEmpty(value)
                            ? ""
                            : "\t" + openXmlTag(tag) + value + closeXmlTag(tag);
                })
                .collect(Collectors.joining("\n"));
    }

    @Override
    protected @NotNull <T> String head(T t, Collection<FieldContainer> containers, boolean isCollection) {
        final String type = t.getClass().getSimpleName();
        return isCollection
                ? openXmlTag(naming.format(type + TAG_ENDING)) + "\n"
                : "";
    }

    @Override
    protected @NotNull <T> String tail(T t, Collection<FieldContainer> containers, boolean isCollection) {
        final String type = t.getClass().getSimpleName();
        return isCollection
                ? "\n" + closeXmlTag(naming.format(type + TAG_ENDING))
                : "";
    }
}

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Q: Powershell FTP Send large file System.OutOfMemoryException I have a script partially based on the one here: Upload files with FTP using PowerShell
It all works absolutely fine with tiny files but I am trying to use it to make the process we use for exporting access mdb files to clients that only have ftp more robust.
My first test involved a 10MB file and I ran into a System.OutOfMemoryException at the Get-Content stage
The powershell ISE was running to nearly 2GIG usage during the get attempt.
Here is a full script sample (Be gentle. I am fairly new to it):
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# User variables to control the script
#####

# How many times connection will be re-tried
$connectionTries = 5
#time between tries in seconds
$connectionTryInterval = 300
#Where to log the output
$logFile = "D:\MyPath\ftplog.txt"
#maximum log file size in KB before it is archived
$logFileMaxSize = 500

#formatted date part for the specific file to transfer
#This is appended to the filename base. Leave as "" for none
$datePart = ""
#base part of the file name
$fileNameBase = "Myfile"
#file extension
$fileExtension = ".mdb"
#location of the source file (please include trailing backslash)
$sourceLocation = "D:\MyPath\"

#location and credentials of the target ftp server
$userName = "iamafish"
$password = "ihavenofingers"
$ftpServer = "10.0.1.100"

######
# Main Script
#####

#If there is a log file and it is longer than the declared limit then archive it with  the current timestamp
if (test-path $logfile)
{
    if( $((get-item $logFile).Length/1kb) -gt $logFileMaxSize)
    {
        write-host $("archiving log to ftplog_" + (get-date -format yyyyMMddhhmmss) +     ".txt")
        rename-item $logFile $("ftplog_" + (get-date -format yyyyMMddhhmmss) + ".txt")
    }
}

#start new log entry
#Add-Content $logFile "___________________________________________________________"
#write-host $logEntry

#contruct source file and destination uri
$fileName = $fileNameBase + $datePart + $fileExtension
$sourceFile = $sourceLocation + $fileName
$sourceuri = "ftp://" + $ftpServer + "/" + $fileName

# Create a FTPWebRequest object to handle the connection to the ftp server
$ftprequest = [System.Net.FtpWebRequest]::create($sourceuri)

# set the request's network credentials for an authenticated connection
$ftprequest.Credentials = New-Object System.Net.NetworkCredential($username,$password)

$ftprequest.Method = [System.Net.WebRequestMethods+Ftp]::UploadFile
$ftprequest.UseBinary = $true
$ftprequest.KeepAlive = $false

$succeeded = $true
$errorMessage = ""

# read in the file to upload as a byte array
trap [exception]{
    $script:succeeded = $false
    $script:errorMessage = $_.Exception.Message
    Add-Content $logFile $((get-Date -format "yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss") + "|1|" +    $_.Exception.Message)
    #write-host $logEntry
    #write-host $("TRAPPED: " + $_.Exception.GetType().FullName)
    #write-host $("TRAPPED: " + $_.Exception.Message)
    exit
}
#The -ea 1 forces the error to be trappable
$content = gc -en byte $sourceFile -ea 1

$try = 0

do{
    trap [System.Net.WebException]{
        $script:succeeded = $false
        $script:errorMessage = $_.Exception.Message
        Add-Content $logFile $((get-Date -format "yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss") + "|1|" +    $_.Exception.Message)
        #write-host $logEntry
        #write-host $("TRAPPED: " + $_.Exception.GetType().FullName)
        $script:try++
        start-sleep -s $connectionTryInterval
        continue
        }
        $ftpresponse = $ftprequest.GetResponse()

} while(($try -le $connectionTries) -and (-not $succeeded))

if ($succeeded) {

    Add-Content $logFile $((get-Date -format "yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss") + "|0|" +    "Starting file transfer.")
    # get the request stream, and write the bytes into it
    $rs = $ftprequest.GetRequestStream()
    $rs.Write($content, 0, $content.Length)
    # be sure to clean up after ourselves
    $rs.Close()
    $rs.Dispose()
    $content.Close()
    $content.Dispose()
    Add-Content $logFile $((get-Date -format "yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss") + "|0|" +    "Transfer complete.")
    #write-host $logEntry
}

I can't put code in comments so, thanks to pointers from keith I have moved the file acces bit down to the bottom to link it with the other like so..
trap [Exception]{
    $script:succeeded = $false
    $script:errorMessage = $_.Exception.Message
    Add-Content $logFile $((get-Date -format "yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss") + "|1|Check File Connection|" + $_.Exception.Message)
    $sourceStream.Close()
    $sourceStream.Dispose()
    #write-host $((get-Date -format "yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss") + "|1|Attempt to open file|" + $_.Exception.Message)
    #write-host $("TRAPPED: " + $_.Exception.GetType().FullName)
    exit
}
$sourceStream = New-Object IO.FileStream ($(New-Object System.IO.FileInfo $sourceFile),[IO.FileMode]::Open)
[byte[]]$readbuffer = New-Object byte[] 1024

# get the request stream, and write the bytes into it
$rs = $ftprequest.GetRequestStream()
do{
    $readlength = $sourceStream.Read($readbuffer,0,1024)
    $rs.Write($readbuffer,0,$readlength)
} while ($readlength -ne 0)

I just need to work out why I get: Exception calling "GetResponse" with "0" argument(s): "Cannot access a disposed object.
every other time I run it. Is this a quirk of running it in the ISE or am I doing somethign drasically wrong with either initial declaration or final disposing?
I'll post the full final script when done since I think it will make a nice sturdy ftp export example with error trapping and logging.

OK, here is the full script. Dispose is edited out but with or without it runnign the script within 5 minutes will either get me a message that I cannot use a disposed opject or tell me that the getResponse() has produced an error (226) File transfered (running in ISE). Whilst this will not be a problem during normal opperation I would like to correctly log oout of the FTP session and clean the resources at the end of the script and ensure I am correctly declaring them as needed.
#####
# User variables to control the script
#####

# How many times connection will be re-tried
$connectionTries = 5
#time between tries in seconds
$connectionTryInterval = 1
#Where to log the output
$logFile = "D:\MyPath\ftplog.txt"
#maximum log file size in KB before it is archived
$logFileMaxSize = 500
#log to file or console - #true=log to file, #false = log to console
$logToFile=$false

#formatted date part for the specific file to transfer
#This is appended to the filename base. Leave as "" for none
$datePart = ""
#base part of the file name
$fileNameBase = "MyFile"
#file extension
$fileExtension = ".mdb"
#location of the source file (please include trailing backslash)
$sourceLocation = "D:\MyPath\"

#location and credentials of the target ftp server
$userName = "iamafish"
$password = "ihavenofingers"
$ftpServer = "10.0.1.100"

######
# Main Script
#####

function logEntry($entryType, $section, $message)
{
    #just to make a one point switch for logging to console for testing
    # $entryType: 0 = success, 1 = Error
    # $section: The section of the script the log entry was generated from
    # $message: the log message

    #This is pipe separated to fit in with my standard MSSQL linked flat file schema for easy querying
    $logString = "$(get-Date -format "yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss")|$entryType|$section|$message"

    if($script:logtoFile)
    {
        Add-Content $logFile $logString
    }
    else
    {
        write-host $logString
    }
}

#If there is a log file and it is longer than the declared limit then archive it with the current timestamp
if (test-path $logfile)
{
    if( $((get-item $logFile).Length/1kb) -gt $logFileMaxSize)
    {
        write-host $("archiving log to ftplog_" + (get-date -format yyyyMMddhhmmss) + ".txt")
        rename-item $logFile $("ftplog_" + (get-date -format yyyyMMddhhmmss) + ".txt")
        New-Item $logFile -type file
    }
}
else
{
    New-Item $logFile -type file
}

#contruct source file and destination uri
$fileName = $fileNameBase + $datePart + $fileExtension
$sourceFile = $sourceLocation + $fileName
$destination = "ftp://" + $ftpServer + "/" + $fileName

#Check if the source file exists
if ((test-path $sourceFile) -eq $false)
{
    logEntry 1 "Check Source File" $("File not found: " + $sourceFile)
    Exit
}

# Create a FTPWebRequest object to handle the connection to the ftp server
$ftpRequest = [System.Net.FtpWebRequest]::create($destination)

# set the request's network credentials for an authenticated connection
$ftpRequest.Credentials = New-Object System.Net.NetworkCredential($username,$password)
$ftpRequest.Method = [System.Net.WebRequestMethods+Ftp]::UploadFile
$ftpRequest.UseBinary = $true
$ftpRequest.KeepAlive = $false

$succeeded = $true
$try = 1

do{
    trap [Exception]{
        $script:succeeded = $false
        logEntry 1 "Check FTP Connection" $_.Exception.Message
        $script:try++
        start-sleep -s $connectionTryInterval
        continue
        }
        $ftpResponse = $ftpRequest.GetResponse()

} while(($try -le $connectionTries) -and (-not $succeeded))

if ($succeeded) {
    logEntry 0 "Connection to FTP" "Success"

    # Open a filestream to the source file
    trap [Exception]{
        logEntry 1 "Check File Connection" $_.Exception.Message
        $sourceStream.Close()
        $ftpResponse.Close()
        exit
    }
    $sourceStream = New-Object IO.FileStream ($(New-Object System.IO.FileInfo $sourceFile),[IO.FileMode]::Open)
    [byte[]]$readbuffer = New-Object byte[] 1024

    logEntry 0 "Starting file transfer" "Success"
    # get the request stream, and write the bytes into it
    $rs = $ftpRequest.GetRequestStream()
    do{
        $readlength = $sourceStream.Read($readbuffer,0,1024)
        $rs.Write($readbuffer,0,$readlength)
    } while ($readlength -ne 0)

    logEntry 0 "Transfer complete" "Success"
    # be sure to clean up after ourselves
    $rs.Close()
    #$rs.Dispose()
    $sourceStream.Close()
    #$sourceStream.Dispose()

}
$ftpResponse.Close()

Example of trying to trap the Transfer OK response at the end:
logEntry 0 "Starting file transfer" "Success"
# get the request stream, and write the bytes into it
$rs = $ftpRequest.GetRequestStream()
do{
    $readlength = $sourceStream.Read($readbuffer,0,1024)
    $rs.Write($readbuffer,0,$readlength)
} while ($readlength -ne 0)
$rs.Close()
#start-sleep -s 2

trap [Exception]{
    $script:succeeded = $false
    logEntry 1 "Check FTP Connection" $_.Exception.Message
    continue
}
$ftpResponse = $ftpRequest.GetResponse()

A: Having hit a similar issue myself with RAM usage hitting the GB's uploading a 3MB file, I found that replacing:
 $content = gc -en byte $sourceFile

With:
 $content = [System.IO.File]::ReadAllBytes($sourceFile)

Gives much better performance. As mentioned elsewhere, chunking would be a better solution for really large files, as then you're not holding the whole file in memory at once, but the code above at least only consumes ~(size of file) bytes of RAM, which means it should be good up to the ~10s of MB kind of range.

A: Rather than read the whole file into memory using Get-Content, try reading it in a chunk at a time and writing it to the FTP request stream.  I would use one of the lower level .NET file stream APIs to do the reading. Admittedly, you wouldn't think a 10MB would pose a memory problem though.
Also, make sure you get the response after geting the request stream and writing to it. The get of the response stream is what uploads the data.  From the docs:

When using an FtpWebRequest object to
  upload a file to a server, you must
  write the file content to the request
  stream obtained by calling the
  GetRequestStream method or its
  asynchronous counterparts, the
  BeginGetRequestStream and
  EndGetRequestStream methods. You must
  write to the stream and close the
  stream before sending the request.
Requests are sent to the server by
  calling the GetResponse method or its
  asynchronous counterparts, the
  BeginGetResponse and EndGetResponse
  methods. When the requested operation
  completes, an FtpWebResponse object is
  returned. The FtpWebResponse object
  provides the status of the operation
  and any data downloaded from the
  server.


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The Venice International Theatre Festival is back!
From 26 July 2016 to 14 August 2016
The 44th edition of the Biennale Theatre will take place from 26 July to 14 August 2016: Venice is ready to host a rich program of events, activities and workshops on a festival that represents a time of sharing between artists, scholars and enthusiasts!
Directed by the celebrated Spanish author Àlex Rigola, the Venice International Theatre Festival presents 10 performances and 17 workshops, 9 of which, at the end of the workshops of the Biennale Theatre, will offer their work to the public, as will the four companies that are working in the city for the entire duration of the theatre festival in Venice. In addition to this, the Biennale Teatro 2016 program offers everyone the opportunity to take part in 19 meetings with the great artists participating in the festival.
Continuing the direction taken in recent editions, Àlex Rigola wants to offer a high-impact theater, involving today's matters in the re-interpretation of the classics. He brings on stage episodes of real life or people who have experienced first-hand the plot and calls for the direct intervention of the public who will become co-star in the shows of the theatre Biennale Venice.
Rigola is also continuing the successful integration of performances and workshops which sees actors, playwrights and directors become masters of the young artists selected to take part in the Biennale College Theatre. The project, that has been successfully developed in other sectors of the Venice Biennale, sees emerging artists work side by side to great teachers of international fame, offering them a real possibility of professional and personal growth.
The full schedule of the Venice theatre shows of the Biennale Teatro 2016 will stage major international artists and companies already protagonists of the Biennale College Theatre in past years:
Baro d'Evel Cirk, an emerging multidisciplinary circus company, will transport the audience at the Venice Theatre Festival into a fantasy world: an imaginary tribe of dancers, actors and acrobats, plus horses, parrots and a crow, will showcase 'Bestias', a show that brings to light both what is most instinctive and savage in us and the intelligence and emotions of animals, to highlight the fragile and tender bonds that are formed between humans and animals. 26/27/28 July 9.00 pm - VEGA Science and Technology Park
The playwright, director and choreographer Pascal Rambert brings to Venice 'Clôture de l'amour', two different points of view to tell the violence of the end of a love. The show has already been highly acclaimed in Japan, the US, Russia and Croatia! July 28 8.00 pm - Teatro alle Tese Arsenale in Venice
Roger Bernat presents in Venice 'Please, continue' (Hamlet) in collaboration with the Dutch artist Yan Duyvendak. Hamlet becomes a young drifter who killed the father of his ex-girlfriend and the show showcases the trial: the theatre is transformed into a courtroom where prosecutors, judges and lawyers prosecute Hamlet, accused of the murder of Ophelia's father and the spectators assume the role of the jury. The end result, different from time to time, is a contemplation of the problem of the continuing search for truth. July 30 8.00 pm - Teatro alle Tese Arsenale in Venice
Oskaras Koršunovas brings to Venice a stripped and purified version of 'Seagull' by Chekhov: no lake, no seal and no summer theatre, only the actors and spectators are retained. 2 August 8.00 pm - Teatro alle Tese Arsenale in Venice
Spinoza's work is at the basis of Romeo Castellucci's 'Ethica (Nature and origin of the mind)', a five-stage action cycle. The action in Biennale Teatro 2016 program was actually started in the Biennale College during the workshop held by Castellucci in 2013. 3 August at 7.00 pm and 9.00 pm - Tese of Soppalchi Venice Arsenal
'Bob', a tribute to the great director Bob Wilson, author of the avant-garde theatre that has greatly influenced the contemporary American theater. It has been revisited in 2011 by Anne Bogart who brings to the Biennale Teatro Venice 2016 a very special immaterial show made up of movements, lights and sounds. August 4 8.00 pm - Teatro alle Tese Arsenale in Venice
For the first time in Italy, Jan Klata, great director and playwright nicknamed dj theater for his speed in mixing scenes, movements, music, lights and images, is participating in the Theatre Biennale Venice with his latest show 'King Lear', awarded at home as best 2015 Shakespearean rewriting. The story is set in the present time, on the banks of the Tevere ... Music of James Leyland Kirby and choreography by Macko Prusak. August 6 8.00 pm - Teatro alle Tese Arsenale in Venice
A much-appreciated return for Christiane Jathay, after the debut at the Festival of Theatre in Venice in 2015, with 'The Three Sisters' set in modern Brazil: 'How about going to Moscow?' Moscow is seen as utopia, a turn towards something completely new ... Linking masterfully theatrical and cinematic perspective, the show seems to address the question 'Can we change?' to the public. August 8 8.00 pm - Teatro alle Tese Arsenale in Venice
Valeria Raimondi and Enrico Castellani from Babilonia Teatri, winners of the Silver Lion of the Biennale Theatre 2016, take inspiration from life and stage it: 'Pinocchio', repeated at the Venice International Theatre Festival, tells the story of three contemporary Pinocchio, played by the non-actors of the Association 'Luke's friends', people who have lived experiences of coma in first person and still bear the scars. A tender and extremely realistic performance in which the tale of Pinocchio is used to analyze the lives of everyone. August 11 8.00 pm - Teatro alle Tese Arsenale in Venice
Fabrice Murgia with 'Le chagrin d'ogre' tells two parallel stories - Bastian Bosse, the young man who killed his school mates and professors before taking his own life and Natascha Kampusch, escaped from her torturer and jailer after ten years of imprisonment - to investigate the adolescent universe and its image, especially the uneasiness that, at this important time of transition to adulthood, can drag you to the brink of drifting. August 13 8.00 pm - Teatro alle Tese Arsenale in Venice
Undisputed names of the international theatre scene will lead the 17 workshops of the 2016 Biennale College Theatre, to create 9 short performances that will be juxtaposed to the performances listed above.
The laboratories 'towards the creation' will be conducted by Roger Bernat, Pascal Rambert, Stefan Kaegi, Jan Klata and Fabrice Murgia;
Declan Donnellan, Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievementat the 2016 Biennale Theatre Venice, Oskaras Koršunovas, Anne Bogart and Willem Dafoe will work on the actor and the acting;
the Baro d'Evel company will introduce the young students of the Biennale College to the languages of circus;
Romeo Castellucci and Christiane Jatahy will work on directing;
Martin Crimp, Simon Stephens and Mark Ravenhill, known advocates of in-yer-face of the British theater, will carry out at the Biennale College Theatre in 2016 three workshops of dramaturgy, which will complement the one held by Eva-Maria Voigtländer, on the typically German dramturg.
The Biennale Teatro 2016 program also includes the shows of the four theatre companies stationed in Venice during the Venice International Theatre Festival: Toni Servillo with United Theatres (July 31 20.30 - Teatro Piccolo Arsenale), Enrico Casagrande and Daniela Francesconi of Motus (August 3 19.00 and 21.00 - Sale d'Armi of the Arsenal of Venice), Angelica Liddell with Atra Bilis Teatro (12 August at 19.00 and 21.00 - Tese dei Soppalchi Venice Arsenal), Valeria Raimondi and Enrico Castellani of Babylon Theatres (August 14 hours 20.30 - Teatro Piccolo Arsenale).
In Venice the Theatre Biennale has become a not-to-be-missed event for both artists and theatre lovers ... not only for the innovative shows that every year it offers, but also because it represents a crossroads of experiences to share, training meetings and exchanges of visions, key ingredients to fully understand the world of theatre and art in general.
The locations of the biennale Venice theatre events have been confirmed - Teatro Piccolo Arsenale, Teatro alle Tese, Sale d'Armi e Tese dei Soppalchi - and other places of Venice and the nearby mainland - VEGA Science and Technology Park in Marghera, the Hall of Columns of Ca 'Giustinian and La Fenice.
The Venice International theatre festival awaits you from July 26 to August 14! Shows, meetings and workshops: book now one of our hotels in Venice and immerse yourself in the rich program of the biennale teatro 2016!
By Insidecom Editorial Staff
Period: From 26 July 2016 to 14 August 2016
Event location: Venice
Contacts: Venice biennale teatro 2016 program and information on labiennale.org
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Chilly Con Carmen (also known as Chile Con Carmen) is a 1930 animated short film which was presented by Carl Laemmle and was produced by Walter Lantz, who would go on to produce Woody Woodpecker with his wife, Gracie Lantz. The film, which was animated by R. C. Hamilton, Tom Palmer and 'Bill' Nolan, features Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, as he attempts to engage in a game of bullfighting in order to charm a Mexican girl over his other girlfriend, Miss Hippo.

The film was recorded on Western Electric apparatus, which was an early sound-on-film system. The same sound system was used in another Oswald film entitled Hurdy Gurdy, which includes Oswald being substituted as a dancer for a street performer, after the original one is swallowed up by bubblegum, which was from Oswald. That film was released in the year before this film.

Although the roman numeral year on the title card translates to 1929, the film was copyrighted on January 15, 1930, and was released on the same day. The film also, was released by the film company Universal Pictures, so thus, this film is part of the Universal series of Oswald short films.

Plot

Oswald sings phrases of nonsense playing a guitar. He is serenading to his hippo girlfriend, Miss Hippo, who is at her window. She dances to the music, however whilst she is dancing, she slips and falls out of the window. She comically lands on Oswald, the force of which drives his body underground and erupting back to the surface in another spot. After that, Miss Hippo and Oswald both passionately kiss. However, during this, a Mexican cat girl appears. Oswald, who finds the Mexican girl more attractive then Miss Hippo, rejects Miss Hippo in order to pursue the Mexican girl. The Mexican girl begins to dance to Bizet's Carmen Harbanera. Her dance ultimately ends with the girl kissing Oswald. Miss Hippo, in response to the Mexican girl's dance, begins to dance to the opening title theme of another Oswald film, entitled Hurdy Gurdy. What follows is a dance-off between the two women, both trying to appease Oswald. At the end of the dance-off, Oswald rejects Miss Hippo for the Mexican girl. After that, Tory is seen heading to a bull game, to the music of Toreador Song, where he will be fighting a bull. In response to his presence, both girls comically reject Oswald and attempt to charm Tory, by following him to his location. Once they get there. Tory begins to fight the bull, comically in a boxing ring. He also comically draws a target on the bull's stomach. However, Tory loses the fight, as he is comically kicked in the buttocks by the bull and is flung out of the arena. Oswald, then spots Tory, and steals his hat and goes into the arena. Oswald's appearance is met with applause, including the two girls who rejected him earlier. Oswald then picks up a rag, and then dances with it, to anger the bull. His dance ends with Oswald placing the rag onto the bull's head and also stabbing the bull in the buttocks. Oswald then tries to stab the bull again with the sword, and that ends with Oswald comically cutting the bull like a potato. This does nothing, as the bull comically reassembles itself. The bull then tries to pursue Oswald. Their chase ends with Oswald ending up on a pole. The Mexican cat girl, who was watching Oswald from a podium, kisses Oswald, which makes him falls off the podium. This makes the bull go up the pole in order to catch Oswald. Oswald then gets a pin and comically hits the bull in the buttocks. Oswald does this until he leaves the pin there, so that the bull can not get off the pole. Oswald ends up winning the fight and the film ends with Oswald and the Mexican girl passionately kissing each other.

Characters
In this film, there are a variety of characters. One of them is Oswald, who fights the bull and wins the attraction of the Mexican girl at the end of the film. There is also the bull, who is unnamed. He wins the fight against Tory, but ends up losing the other fight against Oswald near the end of the film. There is also the two women, which includes Miss Hippo, and the Mexican girl. They both fight in order to attempt to charm Oswald.

Reception
Chilly Con Carmen was reviewed by the cinema magazines The Motion Picture News. Reviewed as Chile Con Carmen, the magazine reviewed the film very positively, stating that the film "equaled any sound cartoon screened in recent weeks", and also said that the audience should Make Room for Oswald.

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This is an identity, wayfinding system, and collateral I created for a hypothetical Museum of Design that highlights different kinds of homes and furnishings throughout history. It allows viewers to see and interact with the rooms through realistic models as they would have been set up in their time periods.
Designs are inspired by the merging of industrial and modern design reflecting the mix of homes and furnishings that would be displayed throughout the museum.


1. Extensive water damage after major hurricanes and floods increases the likelihood of mold contamination in buildings.
2. The recommendations assume that, in the aftermath of major hurricanes or floods, buildings wet for<48 hours will generally support visible and extensive mold growth and should be remediated, and excessive exposure to mold-contaminated materials can cause adverse health effects in susceptible persons regardless of the type of mold or the extent of contamination.
3. For the majority of persons, undisturbed mold is not a substantial health hazard.
4. Mold is a greater hazard for persons with conditions such as impaired host defenses or mold allergies.
5. To prevent exposure that could result in adverse health effects from disturbed mold, persons should 1) avoid areas where mold contamination is obvious; 2) use environmental controls; 3) use personal protective equipment; and 4) keep hands, skin, and clothing clean and free from mold-contaminated dust.
6. In the aftermath of extensive flooding, health-care providers should be watchful for unusual mold-related diseases.
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Pharmacy School Lessons in Role Reversal
March 31, 2012 - By Beverly Lansing
Students at a pharmacy school in Rochester, New York experienced a day in the life of someone that few consider as they complete their pharmacy classes with optimistic dreams of a future in the pharmacy industry.
Students at St. John Fisher's School of Pharmacy experienced for the first time what it is like to be a member of the deaf community when trying to navigate through the country's established health care system.
As part of the exercise, the students at the pharmacy school made their way through several scenarios set up in the school's atrium that looked, felt, and sounded like a doctor's office, a pharmacy, an emergency room at a hospital, and a psychiatry department. The twist, however, was that all of the staff members were played by members of New York's deaf community so no one could use spoken words to communicate their needs and wants.
This is the third year in a row that the pharmacy school has subjected their first-year students to the training exercise; one which promises to stay with them throughout their careers in the industry. The role playing is intentionally designed to be aggravating and uncomfortable for the students to mimic the real-scenarios and emotions that a deaf person can experience in the medical and health related settings.
Students that participated in the training agreed that the experience was impactful and teaches a level of empathy that they may not otherwise have felt when dealing with members of the deaf community.
To pull of the training event, the pharmacy school works in coordination with the Deaf Strong Hospital, created by the School of Medicine and Dentistry and in collaboration with the National Center for Deaf Health Research. The pharmacy school at St. John Fishers adapted the program and first began student training in 2009.


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Fellow and Tutor in Theology
Johannes Zachhuber
I am Professor of Historical and Systematic Theology in the Faculty of Theology and Religion.
I specialise in two main areas: late ancient Christian theology (together with its philosophical background) and nineteenth-century Christian thought.
Before coming to Trinity, I studied at Oxford and then taught theology at the Humboldt University in Berlin.
At undergraduate level, I teach the core papers in Patristics and Modern Theology ('God, Christ, and Salvation') as well as several optional courses, including 'Issues in 19th-century Theology', 'The Nature of Religion', and 'The Sociology of Religion'. For the Faculty of Theology and Religion, I lectured on areas including on Christian Life and Thought (1789-1921), Issues in Thinking about God and Topics in Twentieth-Century Christology At the graduate level, I have supervised a wide range of research projects on patristic and modern theology.
My area of specialisation is the intellectual history of Christianity, with a particular focus on both late antiquity and the nineteenth century. I am also interested more broadly in the transformation of religion in the modern world, secularisation, and the relationship of religion and politics.
Vortrag von Johannes Zachhuber: "Ernst Troeltsch's Conception of Mysticism"
The Rise of Christian Theology and the End of Ancient Metaphysics (2020)
Luther's Christological Legacy (2017)
The Oxford Handbook of Nineteenth-Century Christian Thought, co-edited with Joel Rasmussen and Judith Wolfe (2017)
Forgiving and Forgetting, co-edited with Hartmut von Sass (2015)
Individuality in Late Antiquity, co-edited with Alexis Torrance (2014)
Sacrifice and Modern Thought, co-edited with Julia Meszaros (2013)
Theology as Science in Nineteenth-Century Germany: From F.C. Baur to Ernst Troeltsch (2013)
Human Nature in Gregory of Nyssa: Philosophical Background and Theological Significance, 2000 (paperback 2014)
Professor Zachhuber
johannes.zachhuber@trinity.ox.ac.uk
The Rise of Christian Theology and the End of Ancient Metaphysics
Disney Pixar's Soul: How the moviemakers took Plato's view of existence and added a modern twist.
The emerging intellectual culture of late ancient Christianity can be conceptualized as a kind of philosophy within the late ancient context of a plurality of philosophical schools.


Today was my EMG (electromyography) test. As far as medical testing is concerned, that is definitely one of the most painful tests I've had to do. He started by hooking leads up to various spots, then using a probe thing to shock me at different magnitudes until he got the results he needed. Not fun. Then the second half of the test, he stuck me with a needle in five different spots (one at a time). He didn't shock me with them, but he would leave it in a minute with the nerve at rest, then he would have me activate that muscle (so tense it up) in a specific way. That was actually okay, for the most part. The needle in the muscle on the side and base of my thumb wasn't fun. He put it in and then said "I know, that one stings." Apparently, I made a face? Oh well, at least he knew it wasn't comfortable. The others were okay. He put one needle in on the back of my hand at the base of the webbing between my thumb and forefinger. Then he put one in my bicep, one in my tricep, and one in my deltoid.
Luckily, I didn't have to wait on the results. Unfortunately, they weren't really what I wanted. My peripheral nervous system is perfectly fine – normal function. Dang it. While that seems like good news, it means we're now having to look at my central nervous system. Peripheral nervous system stuff can't really kill you (or usually can't). I'm a little freaked out, however, about the central nervous system stuff because a lot of it is really bad. Now we're waiting for my insurance to approve an MRI of my brain and cervical spine (neck). If they MRI doesn't show anything, then we will have to switch to a symptomatic treatment approach, which I don't want. I want to know what is going on. Ugh.
Once again, here we go waiting for test results again.
Elizabeth B. • This entry was posted in Chronic Illness, My Health Stuff and tagged chronic conditions, chronic illnesses, chronic pain, chronically ill, invisible illness, nerve pain, nervous, neurology, pain, random pain, spoonie. Bookmark the permalink.
Fingers crossed for better – and easily treatable – news!
Thank you! That's what my fingers are crossed for too!!!


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The Pioneer Baseball League today announced exciting new rules changes in effect for the 2021 season, as follows: · To avoid the excessive strain on our pitching staffs, the Pioneer Baseball League will not have extra innings, but rather will employ a first-of-its-kind "Knock Out" rule that resolves tied games
The Pioneer Baseball League today announced exciting new rules changes in effect for the 2021 season, as follows:
· To avoid the excessive strain on our pitching staffs, the Pioneer Baseball League will not have extra innings, but rather will employ a first-of-its-kind "Knock Out" rule that resolves tied games with a head-to-head, "sudden death" home run duel. Under the rule, each team designates a hitter who receives 5 pitches, with the game determined by the most home runs hit. If still tied after the first "Knock Out" round, another hitter is selected for a sudden-death home run face-off until a winner is declared
· The Designated Pinch Hitter rule permits a player not having previously entered into the game to pinch hit for an eligible roster player who may then return to his defensive position for the remainder of the game, until otherwise substituted for. The Designated Pinch Hitter is thereafter ineligible to return to the game. The Designated Pinch Hitter can only be employed once a game by each team
· The Designated Pinch Runner rule permits a player not having previously entered into the game to pinch run for an eligible roster player who may then return to his defensive position for the remainder of the game, until otherwise substituted for. The Designated Pinch Runner is thereafter ineligible to return to the game. The Designated Pinch Runner can only be employed once a game by each team
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· For better coverage of fly balls, check swings, double plays and other game situations, PBL games will now feature three-man umpiring crews rather than the past use of two-man crews
"I'm thrilled to see these exciting rules changes implemented for this season," said Pioneer League President Michael Shapiro. "The Pioneer Baseball League is committed to developing ideas that enhance the strategy of the game, protect the safety of our players and add to the fun and engagement of our fans. We believe this focus will help assure the future of the game among a broader and more diverse audience."
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