Leeds came back from the international break with a bang, beating a lacklustre Bristol City in front of an amazing 34,000 at Elland Road.
My granddaughter Abi, who has yet to see her team lose.
Leeds maintained their push for a place in the Premiership with a unspectacular but important win over mid table Bristol City.
The turning point in the game, the sending off of Brownhill causing Lee Johnson to loose his temper at the post match interview. His comment that "Leeds got away with one" was wide of the mark as his side offered little to trouble the two debutants in the Leeds rearguard. Leeds stay third in the Championship.
Marcelo Bielsa brought in debutants Will Huffer and Aapo Halme into the defence because of injuries to Bailey Peacock-Farrell and Pontus Jansson. Jack Clarke replaced Tyler Roberts on the substitutes bench, surprisingly Samuel Siaz was again omitted from the starting eleven.
In a very forgettable first forty five minutes Leeds struggled to their their possession into an opening goal, Alioski passed up a good opportunity but at least he tested out the hands of the City keeper. Kemar Roofe so nearly gave them the lead but his deflected effort agonisingly went just past the post, Bristol offered little at the other end.
During the break Leeds legend Eddie Gray summed the half up in the 'rest room' with the comment "Too slow" as usual the winger was spot on. The likeable Scotsman is a pundit for LUTV and his honest assessment must have been echoing round the stadium.
The game was evenly balanced in the first ten minutes of the second half, then Brownhill upended Kemar Roofe in midfield and was rightly shown a second yellow card and that was the end of his afternoon. From then on Leeds moved up a gear, with Kalvin Phillips in excellent form they laid siege to the Bristol goal and it was only the brilliance of Maenpaa in the Bristol goal that denied Barry Douglas.
Leeds brought on Samuel Siaz and he was instrumental in the two goals that won the game, first he was part of the move that ended with the ball at Mateusz Klich's feet, the Polish midfielder's ball into the box found Pablo Hernandez who shot towards goal and top scorer KemarRoofe finished it off.
The second with only minutes left was a beauty, Samuel Siaz delightfully finding Pablo Hernandez who netted his third goal in three games. A deft header akin to the one at The Hawthorns.
The goal finished off the game as a contest and brought the thirty four thousand plus to their feet, included in those was Josh Warrington, 'The Leeds Warrior' with his Dad filming a documentary on him. Sometimes when you meet your heroes they can disappoint but not JW a lovely bloke who is 'Leeds' through and through. Pleasure to meet you both.
Leeds have looked a little 'leggy' in recent home games and the pace has disappeared, hopefully it will return on Tuesday night when lowly Reading are the visitors.
Man of the Match: Kalvin Phillips, He's here, he's there, he's f****** everywhere.
Marching on Together's YouTube highlights of the game.


At 79 years old, Janice Cornell may not look like the typical breast cancer patient. A smile on her face and festive hats are the norm. With a family history of both breast and colon cancer, she stayed on top of yearly mammograms, she's always been healthy – she's never even broken a bone.
When a routine self-breast examine threatened her welcoming smile and positive outlook, she sought help, rallied her family and did what she needed.
"I felt something. It seemed silly to worry about it at my age but I still got checked out," Cornell said about the decision that may have saved her life.
Cornell started treatments for breast cancer including chemotherapy followed by a double mastectomy.
Like many people recently diagnosed with cancer, Cornell was worried and overwhelmed with information. Her daughter took time off to ensure she made every appointment along with support other family and friends.
Carle Cancer Center offers a multi-disciplinary approach to care for patients with cancers.
"Our multi-disciplinary team brings together specialties so each phase of a patient's journey will take place at one location and during one appointment," said Anna Higham, MD, surgical oncologist, who recently was inducted to the Mattoon High School Hall of Fame.
She sees patients at Mattoon on Hurst as part of the new comprehensive visits available in the area. A homecoming for her, she sees many familiar faces.
Cornell said this approach was helpful to her needing transportation and support from her daughter during her appointments. It saved her time and gas. Previously she would have needed to drive to Urbana for treatment.
"It was all so organized. I had all of the dates, times and next steps clearly explained. I knew I'd be seeing all the doctors in the same day," Cornell said.
Convenient and time-saving for the patient but also beneficial to coordinating care and providing the best treatment options with doctors discussing plans and comparing notes in real time.
During chemotherapy, Cornell recognized a special nurse who also treated her husband who passed away from cancer nine years ago.
"I was very pleased to see Andre Metzelaars and Melanie Carwell when I had my first treatment. They were so special to my husband and me. It was reassuring to have them caring for me too," Cornell said.
Cornell's commitment to annual mammograms and monthly self-exams caught her cancer early and allows for more treatment options.
"I sought help and knew God would take care of me, and I've never looked back," she said.
Cornell soon will celebrate her 80 birthday with her family – a milestone for sure but celebrated more sweetly this year on the road to recovery.
"She's battling this with grace," said Dr. Higham.
New cancer therapy has four legs. And a tail?


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Alyson Kay
I Tasted 8 of Campbell's Most Popular Soups to See Which is Best
Are they really "Mmm Mmm Good?"
Campbell's Soups is an easy, cheap way to eat a hot meal during cold winter days. When you go to the soup aisle, you can find a wide variety of hot, liquid meals to help you keep warm during the snowy days to come. We've come a long way since the days when the company was only making tomato soup. But with so many Campbell's soups out there, which ones are the best?
When you're not sure which can to choose, here's a ranking of the top eight (in reverse order) to help you decide.
8. Clam Chowder
This soup wasn't bad, but it definitely wasn't a soup that I thought was really good. There were chunks of clam inside. The little pieces of celery were still crunchy and looked like cute little versions of regular-sized celery. The rest of the soup just tasted of broth.
This was the thickest soup that I tried. The chunks of potato were the biggest chunks that I found, and they were almost the same texture as a baked potato, which I was a little bit impressed by, but the rest of the soup was not really impressive.
7. Chicken Noodle
This yellow soup was not very impressive in terms of taste. The liquid part was chicken broth, which made the taste of the chicken pieces stronger. Considering that they were floating in liquid, the long, rectangular noodles were less soggy than I thought, and cut in such a way that they were fairly easy to eat without a fork. There weren't that many pieces of chicken in the soup, but each piece was cooked well.
6. Cream of Mushroom
This was a pretty okay soup. The entire soup tasted like mushrooms, and there were small pieces of mushroom throughout the soup. The mushroom bits were firm and spongy. They provided a little bit of extra texture to the soup, but there were no other flavors or vegetables.
5. Tomato
I've had different brands of tomato soup before and I've always considered it my favorite type of soup, so I had pretty high expectations for this one. The taste of the soup reminded me of ketchup even though mixing it with water got rid of most of the saltiness. Overall, it wasn't the best tomato soup that I've had, but it was still good.
4. Vegetarian Vegetable
The biggest surprise of this was the liquid part, which tasted like tomato soup. What was really impressive to me was the variety of vegetables that this soup had, with white, yellow, green, and orange veggies mixed in with the liquid. Most of the vegetables were a little bit more soggy than they would usually be when they are microwaved, but the corn and potatoes were both firm. The tomato kind of overwhelmed the flavors of the other vegetables, but the other flavors were there.
3. Vegetable Beef
The beef taste was fairly strong in this soup, and muted all of the flavors of the vegetables. Like the vegetables of the vegetable soup, the vegetables of this soup were a bit soggy. The peas were more firm, like microwaved peas are. The chunks of beef were quite large and had notes of other flavors mixed in with the beef taste.
2. Maryland-Style Crab
I really liked this one. The entire soup definitely tasted like seafood and had a lot of small strips of crab floating around, but it was mostly vegetables. Like the beef soup, the taste of the crab kind of overwhelmed the taste of everything else, but the seafood taste was pleasant and successfully muted the taste of the strongest-tasting vegetables.
1. Mexican-Style Chicken Tortilla
I wasn't sure whether I was going to like this type of soup, since I've had foods that are supposed to taste like other foods before and have been disappointed (pizza-flavored chips, anyone?). However, I was pleasantly surprised with how similar this soup smelled and tasted like a burrito. It had a lot of rice with both pinto and black beans, red peppers, and chicken. The chicken pieces weren't very firm, but they were large, almost one-inch long each.
The ingredients said that the soup contained tomato paste, but unlike the vegetable soup, I couldn't taste it in the soup at all, which was good because it allowed the other flavors to come through beautifully.
Adventurous Procrastination Vegetables Winter

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


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Re: Thoughts on the book? (Spoilers)
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Posted by Jose (108.167.72.226) on October 02, 2019 at 11:23:52:
In Reply to: Thoughts on the book? (Spoilers) posted by Bitter, Bitter Me on September 30, 2019 at 06:45:00:
So many "you've got to be fucking kidding me" moments. Several realizations. In no particular order:
1. Pete Angelus may be a genius. After this book you finally get a sense of his brilliance in band management. The patience and strategy he had in certain situations and his business sense benefited the band far beyond what I'd previously suspected.
2. Johnny Colt was a much different person than I had perceived him to be overall. I knew he'd gotten clean and could always tell was clearly evolving personally faster than anyone else in the band at the time, but my overall perception of him was way off.
3. I was expecting a cargo ship's worth of Chris Robinson-is-a-prick stories, walked to the sports betting window and took the under on "Stories and details about Rich Robinson that would be unfuckingbelievable" ...and I should've taken the over. I mean damn. The Jimmy Page thing is astounding. Did anyone else open their mouth when they read that, literally flabbergasted to the point of your jaw dropping open? That's way beyond narcissism and ego and hubris...we've now revealed an enormous level of ignorance and stupidity. As in, full confirmation of the presence of a low IQ individual.
4. When you watch the 2011 Jimmy Page sit-in at Shepard's Bush on YouTube now, you see with new eyes now why, when they finished the song, Rich could barely bring himself to slither over across the stage sheepishly and awkwardly to shake Jimmy's hand, and why Jimmy's body language basically said, "Go fuck yourself."
5. "I don't care how much the rest of the band makes." -- Chris Robinson
6. Running into Clint Steele all those years later had to be a trip in the moment. Looking at that guy and having everything flash through your mind, where he went on his path and where Steve went on his, as he's standing there looking at him...those moments sometimes feel like the universe is showing you something.
7. Book seemed to lose steam and be heavily edited once we got around to Steve rejoining in 2005. It felt like there was a lot of skipping forward and rushing to wrap it up to keep it under a certain page count.
8. After this, if and when Steve ever crosses paths with Chris again, you'd half expect there will at minimum be words exchanged. I wouldn't be surprised if two guys in the 50s ended up taking a couple of swings at each other, but I'd expect the first one to be thrown by Chris. If Steve and Rich ran into each other and Rich was without Chris, I don't think he'd have the guts to do a fucking thing.
9. If the three of them ever work together again, I'd be speechless and would have to render Gorman officially full of shit.
10. I miss Ed.
: So many "you've got to be fucking kidding me" moments. Several realizations. In no particular order: : 1. Pete Angelus may be a genius. After this book you finally get a sense of his brilliance in band management. The patience and strategy he had in certain situations and his business sense benefited the band far beyond what I'd previously suspected. : 2. Johnny Colt was a much different person than I had perceived him to be overall. I knew he'd gotten clean and could always tell was clearly evolving personally faster than anyone else in the band at the time, but my overall perception of him was way off. : 3. I was expecting a cargo ship's worth of Chris Robinson-is-a-prick stories, walked to the sports betting window and took the under on "Stories and details about Rich Robinson that would be unfuckingbelievable" ...and I should've taken the over. I mean damn. The Jimmy Page thing is astounding. Did anyone else open their mouth when they read that, literally flabbergasted to the point of your jaw dropping open? That's way beyond narcissism and ego and hubris...we've now revealed an enormous level of ignorance and stupidity. As in, full confirmation of the presence of a low IQ individual. : 4. When you watch the 2011 Jimmy Page sit-in at Shepard's Bush on YouTube now, you see with new eyes now why, when they finished the song, Rich could barely bring himself to slither over across the stage sheepishly and awkwardly to shake Jimmy's hand, and why Jimmy's body language basically said, "Go fuck yourself." : 5. "I don't care how much the rest of the band makes." -- Chris Robinson : 6. Running into Clint Steele all those years later had to be a trip in the moment. Looking at that guy and having everything flash through your mind, where he went on his path and where Steve went on his, as he's standing there looking at him...those moments sometimes feel like the universe is showing you something. : 7. Book seemed to lose steam and be heavily edited once we got around to Steve rejoining in 2005. It felt like there was a lot of skipping forward and rushing to wrap it up to keep it under a certain page count. : 8. After this, if and when Steve ever crosses paths with Chris again, you'd half expect there will at minimum be words exchanged. I wouldn't be surprised if two guys in the 50s ended up taking a couple of swings at each other, but I'd expect the first one to be thrown by Chris. If Steve and Rich ran into each other and Rich was without Chris, I don't think he'd have the guts to do a fucking thing. : 9. If the three of them ever work together again, I'd be speechless and would have to render Gorman officially full of shit. : 10. I miss Ed.
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Is Escape from a Nonsecure Courtroom a "Violent Felony"?
Oaks was being held in a secure county jail before being taken by his custodian to the courthouse for an appearance on felony charges of evading arrest, felony reckless endangerment, attempted aggravated robbery, theft over $500.00 and aggravated burglary. Obviously the courtroom is not as secure as the county jail, but I am hard pressed to imagine an individual who is "significantly more likely than others to attack, or physically to resist, an apprehender, thereby producing a 'serious potential risk of physical injury,'" than someone who flees from law enforcement custody during an appearance in a matter in which he is facing felony charges.


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PIERRICK HER PEINTURES CONTEMPORAINES
PRÉSIDENT DE MONDIAL ART ACADEMIA
http://www.mondialartacademia.com/index.php/fr/
GRECI MARINO
DEL VERBANO (ITALIE)
http://her-pierrick.artistes-cotes.com/
https://www.i-cac.fr/artiste/her-pierrick.html
Born March 6, 1946 in Dinard in Brittany (France), having lived in Paris for 25 years, currently living in the Camargue in the south of France. All his life was devoted to the Arts. He did Fine Arts in Rennes and Paris as well as studies with Italian, Flemish and German masters. He was a student of the painter Yves Brayer and the Hungarian painter Paul Maîk, before obtaining his Masters in plastic art. In 1978, he met Grand Master Zao Wou Ki at the Galliera Museum in Paris, and then exhibited together at the "Salon des Surindépendants" at the Musée du Luxembourg in 1978. Between 1977 and 1990, he focused on fantastic themes, symbolists and surrealists. In 1985, he was invited to Salvador Dali, at the Domaine de Port-Lligat (Cadaqués, Spain) with Hans Rudolf Giger. Grandmaster Dali then taught him how to put gold leaf on a frame. His works have been appreciated at multiple international exhibitions, including Shanghai, Germany, Canada, Egypt, Holland, France and several other countries. His current paintings are mainly composed of abstract art and modern figurative art. He has also developed a unique technique by which he pours molten metal directly onto the canvas. He has won more than 30 national and international awards. Appointed on December 12, 2016, Honorary Member of the "NATIONAL ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS BRAZIL" in recognition of his contribution to Art and Culture by its President, Mr. Edilson Barbosa. Being at the same time named "Public figure of importance" in Brazil (Prestigious Hall of valuable public parsonalities). His works of art are part of several private collections around the world. He is the founding President of Mondial Art Academia, an association based in France, bringing together more than 400 international artists from 50 countries, selected for the quality and richness of their work.
Pierrick HER now devotes himself almost exclusively to abstract art and modern figuration. His current research makes him use mixed techniques of molten metal from 250 ° to 1100 ° degrees associated with natural and chemical pigments on canvas.
BIO FRANCAIS
BIO ENGLISH
NOMINATIONS ET DISTINCTIONS
PRIX - AWARDS
GALERIE - FIGURATION MODERNE
GALERIE - ART ABSTRAIT
GALERIE - ART FIGURATIF
SERIE ETHNIQUE
PRESSE ET DOCUMENTS OFFICIELS


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Pride of NZ: 31-year veteran still loves saving lives
27 Jun, 2014 11:10 PM 2 minutes to read
Greg Brownson gets up at 5.30am every day and goes to work even when he's not on a shift.
Greg Brownson has seen every injury people can inflict on themselves in his long stint on rescue choppers
Emergency Services category: Greg Brownson gets up at 5.30am every day for a 7 o'clock start.
His helicopters save four people a day on average and he loves his job.
"Even when I'm not on shift I'm still here at 7 to see the guys change over."
Auckland's Westpac Rescue Helicopter Trust has 26 operational staff. Mr Brownson is the most senior.
He has a warm, responsible, organised voice - but now that he gets to play with night vision goggles in his fourth decade on the job, he can be forgiven for sounding excited.
Mr Brownson guesses he is responsible for 1.4 million people in the Auckland-Great Barrier-Waihi catchment.
"We have a very small staff turnover. You get a great sense of achievement when you've got people to hospital quickly and safely. Even now I still enjoy going to work."
Retirement is just around the corner, but that doesn't look likely in Mr Brownson's case. Tonight, he's co-ordinating winching training. Tomorrow? Work, plus water polo and maybe a little touch rugby - and some mountain biking if there's time.
The 63-year-old's official title is hangar manager and maintenance control. "I'm still an operational crewman today."
He said it was nice to be thanked, but was humble about being nominated for a Pride award.
Pride of NZ: Mother makes a connection
22 Jun, 2014 05:00 PM Quick Read
Pride of NZ: $1.05m gives lift out West
Pride of NZ: Andre Prassinos
Biker's intuition proves lifesaver
"It's really neat to see a patient who comes down months later and brings us chocolate. You see people in their worst state, then in their recovery state.
"The biggest changes since the 1980s would be the helicopters. The biggest technological change would the advent of night vision goggles. They aid our ability to fly at night. And with doctors on helicopters, it's upped the medical attention to patients. Patients are the sole reason we're here: to get to the patient.
"We do a lot of night work ... as at today we're up to 576 missions so far this year from January 1. It's a busy time.
"We do accidents, medical, things like strokes, heart attacks, farm accidents, sporting injuries ... in my 31 years, if you could think of anything humans have done to themselves, we've transported that type of patient.
"We've all got ambulance qualifications."
Mr Brownson joined the Helicopter Rescue Squad as a crewman in 1983. His first role was helicopter lifesaver.
In 1986, he received the 1986 Helicopter Crewman of the year award.
Ardern on Omicron during Labour caucus retreat


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import sys
from datetime import datetime
from sqlalchemy import (
    Column,
    Integer, SmallInteger,
    Text,
    DateTime,
    func,
    String,
    ForeignKey,
    )
from sqlalchemy.ext.declarative import declarative_base
from sqlalchemy.orm.exc import NoResultFound
from sqlalchemy.orm import (
    scoped_session,
    sessionmaker,
    relationship,
    backref
    )
from zope.sqlalchemy import ZopeTransactionExtension
import transaction
import ziggurat_foundations.models
from ziggurat_foundations.models import BaseModel, UserMixin, GroupMixin
from ziggurat_foundations.models import GroupPermissionMixin, UserGroupMixin
from ziggurat_foundations.models import GroupResourcePermissionMixin, ResourceMixin
from ziggurat_foundations.models import UserPermissionMixin, UserResourcePermissionMixin
from ziggurat_foundations.models import ExternalIdentityMixin
from ziggurat_foundations import ziggurat_model_init
from pyramid.security import (
    Allow,
    Authenticated,
    Everyone,
    ALL_PERMISSIONS
    )
from ..tools import as_timezone

DBSession = scoped_session(sessionmaker(extension=ZopeTransactionExtension()))
Base = declarative_base()

##############
# Base model #
##############
class CommonModel(object):
    def to_dict(self): # Elixir like
        values = {}
        for column in self.__table__.columns:
            values[column.name] = getattr(self, column.name)
        return values

    def from_dict(self, values):
        for column in self.__table__.columns:
            if column.name in values:
                setattr(self, column.name, values[column.name])

    def as_timezone(self, fieldname):
        date_ = getattr(self, fieldname)
        return date_ and as_timezone(date_) or None

class DefaultModel(CommonModel):
    id = Column(Integer, primary_key=True)

    def save(self):
        if self.id:
            #Who knows another user edited, so use merge ()
            DBSession.merge(self)
        else:
            DBSession.add(self)

    @classmethod
    def query(cls):
        return DBSession.query(cls)

    @classmethod
    def query_id(cls, id):
        return cls.query().filter_by(id=id)

    @classmethod
    def get_by_id(cls, id):
        return cls.query_id(id).first()

    @classmethod
    def delete(cls, id):
        cls.query_id(id).delete()

class Group(GroupMixin, Base, CommonModel):
    pass

class GroupPermission(GroupPermissionMixin, Base):
    pass

class UserGroup(UserGroupMixin, Base, CommonModel):
    @classmethod
    def get_by_email(cls, email):
        user = User.get_by_email(email)
        return cls.get_by_user(user)

    @classmethod
    def _get_by_user(cls, user):
        return DBSession.query(cls).filter_by(user_id=user.id).all()

    @classmethod
    def get_by_user(cls, user):
        groups = []
        for g in cls._get_by_user(user):
            groups.append(g.group_id)
        return groups

    @classmethod
    def set_one(cls, session, user, group):
        member = DBSession.query(cls).filter_by(user_id=user.id, group_id=group.id)
        try:
            member = member.one()
        except NoResultFound:
            member = cls(user_id=user.id, group_id=group.id)
            DBSession.add(member)
            transaction.commit()

    @classmethod
    def set_all(cls, user, group_ids=[]):
        if type(user) in [StringType, UnicodeType]:
            user = User.get_by_email(user)
        olds = cls._get_by_user(user)
        news = []
        for group_id in group_ids:
            group = DBSession.query(Group).get(group_id)
            member = cls.set_one(user, group)
            news.append(group)
        for old in olds:
            if old not in news:
                old.delete()
                DBSession.commit()

    @classmethod
    def get_by_group(cls, group):
        users = []
        for g in DBSession.query(cls).filter_by(group=group):
            users.append(g.user)
        return users

class GroupResourcePermission(GroupResourcePermissionMixin, Base):
    pass

class Resource(ResourceMixin, Base, CommonModel):
    pass

class UserPermission(UserPermissionMixin, Base):
    pass

class UserResourcePermission(UserResourcePermissionMixin, Base):
    pass

class User(UserMixin, BaseModel, CommonModel, Base):
    last_login_date = Column(DateTime(timezone=True), nullable=True)
    registered_date = Column(DateTime(timezone=True),
                             nullable=False,
                             default=datetime.utcnow)
    #units = relationship("UnitModel"

    def _get_password(self):
        return self._password

    def _set_password(self, password):
        self._password = self.set_password(password)

    password = property(_get_password, _set_password)

    def get_groups(self):
        return UserGroup.get_by_user(self)

    def last_login_date_tz(self):
        return as_timezone(self.last_login_date)

    def registered_date_tz(self):
        return as_timezone(self.registered_date)

    def nice_username(self):
        return self.user_name or self.email

    @classmethod
    def get_by_email(cls, email):
        return DBSession.query(cls).filter_by(email=email).first()

    @classmethod
    def get_by_name(cls, name):
        return DBSession.query(cls).filter_by(user_name=name).first()

    @classmethod
    def get_by_identity(cls, identity):
        if identity.find('@') > -1:
            return cls.get_by_email(identity)
        return cls.get_by_name(identity)

class GroupRoutePermission(Base, CommonModel):
    __tablename__  = 'groups_routes_permissions'
    __table_args__ = {'extend_existing':True,}
    route_id = Column(Integer, ForeignKey("routes.id"),nullable=False, primary_key=True)
    group_id = Column(Integer, ForeignKey("groups.id"),nullable=False, primary_key=True)
    routes = relationship("Route", backref=backref('routepermission'))
    groups = relationship("Group",backref= backref('grouppermission'))

class ExternalIdentity(ExternalIdentityMixin, Base):
    pass

class AkarFactory(object):
    def __init__(self, request):
        self.__acl__ = [(Allow, 'Admin', ALL_PERMISSIONS),
                        (Allow, Authenticated, 'view'),]

        for x, y in group_app_permissions:
            self.__acl__.append((Allow, x, y))

class RootFactory(object):
    def __init__(self, request):
        self.__acl__ = [(Allow, 'Admin', ALL_PERMISSIONS),
                        (Allow, Authenticated, 'view'),]

class GajiFactory(RootFactory):
    def __init__(self, request):
        super(GajiFactory, self ).__init__(request)
        self.__acl__.append((Allow, 'g:gaji', 'read'))
        self.__acl__.append((Allow, 'g:gaji', 'add'))
        self.__acl__.append((Allow, 'g:gaji', 'edit'))
        self.__acl__.append((Allow, 'g:gaji', 'delete'))

        self.__acl__.append((Allow, 'g:bank', 'read'))
        self.__acl__.append((Allow, 'g:bank', 'add'))
        self.__acl__.append((Allow, 'g:bank', 'edit'))

        self.__acl__.append((Allow, 'g:bp', 'read'))
        self.__acl__.append((Allow, 'g:bp', 'add'))
        self.__acl__.append((Allow, 'g:bp', 'edit'))

class AdminFactory(RootFactory):
    def __init__(self, request):
        super(AdminFactory, self ).__init__(request)
        self.__acl__.append((Allow, 'g:admin', 'read'))
        self.__acl__.append((Allow, 'g:admin', 'add'))
        self.__acl__.append((Allow, 'g:admin', 'edit'))
        self.__acl__.append((Allow, 'g:admin', 'delete'))

class ResourceFactory(RootFactory):
    def __init__(self, request):
        super( ResourceFactory, self ).__init__(request)
        route = request.matched_route
        rname = route.name

        #self.resource = Resource.by_resource_name(rname)
        if not self.resource:
            request.session.flash('Anda tidak punya hak akses','error')
            raise HTTPNotFound()
        if self.resource and request.user:
            self.__acl__ = self.resource.__acl__
            for perm_user, perm_name in self.resource.perms_for_user(request.user):
                self.__acl__.append((Allow, perm_user, perm_name,))

class KodeModel(DefaultModel):
    kode = Column(String(32))
    disabled = Column(SmallInteger, nullable=False, default=0)
    created  = Column(DateTime, nullable=False, default=datetime.utcnow)
    updated  = Column(DateTime, nullable=True)
    create_uid  = Column(Integer, nullable=False, default=1)
    update_uid  = Column(Integer, nullable=True)

    @classmethod
    def get_by_kode(cls,kode):
        return cls.query().filter_by(kode=kode).first()

    @classmethod
    def count(cls):
        return DBSession.query(func.count('*')).scalar()

    @classmethod
    def get_active(cls):
        return DBSession.query(cls).filter_by(disabled=0).all()

#class UraianModel(KodeModel):
#    uraian = Column(String(128))
#    @classmethod
#    def get_by_uraian(uraian):
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Q: Supressing "Server Busy" message in dll I am writing a plug-in for Bricscad which is basically just a dll. There are some heavy calculations and I am using multithreading. However while I await for the tasks to complete I get this pop-up. I want so supress this window somehow.

I've found some solutions but it seems they are not available in .NET.
Accessing PeekMessage() could help as well as using this configuration
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Home » Does Awami League Victory Offer Hope for Real Change?
Dr. Richard L. BenkinBangladeshi elections had been put off for so long that it was difficult to predict what they might produce. On December 29, 2008, however, the people of Bangladesh answered that question clearly by giving Sheikh Hasina's Awami League (AL) a landslide victory. That's both good news and bad news for the left-center party good news in that it need not make any dubious deals to being other parties into its ruling coalition; bad news in that the world will hold Hasina and her party responsible for what happens next. The AL is inheriting an economy in shambles, a still-corrupt officialdom, a nation infested with Islamist terrorists, and a seemingly ineradicable tradition of minority oppression, even ethnic cleansing. Curing those ails is an enormous task, and one key to success will be actions the AL takes to secure foreign support for its effort.
Babar asked me how I thought the United States could help Bangladesh and what we could do to secure that aid. I responded that "Bangladesh and your party in particular" are going to have a tough time convincing anyone in Washington or anywhere else to support you until "you take real action to stop three things: massive corruption, tolerating and even sponsoring radical Islamists, and the oppression of minorities, women, and journalists." During the BNP's long tenure in office, matters grew worse on all three dimensions. Babar himself remains in prison having been arrested by the interim government for his own role in Bangladesh's seemingly endemic corruption. Often, the Awami League has touted itself the antidote to these ills, particularly the last two; and while there is no question that it is preferable to the BNP and its Islamist coalition partners, the swooning we see in some quarters are pre-mature. The AL has a long and hard road ahead of it, and it ultimately will be judged on its actions and their effectiveness for the people of Bangladesh; not on its fine words or the a priori support of others. And thus far, its actions fail to live up to its words.
As one of the AL's first actions, repeal the Vested Property Act and set up a commission to return seized properties to their rightful owner. By this point, even members of the government have called the VPA "a black law" in that it has no justification by any standard of human rights and jurisprudence. All parties interviewed about the VPA said they are looking for the AL to right this historical wrong. It would be easy to do and do quickly as a message to the world that this Bangladeshi government is committed to act and not just talk in upholding the principles basic to the people and culture of Bangladesh.
Launch an initiative for international investment and tourism in Bangladesh. A prominent AL supporter told me, "We don't want handouts, we want joint ventures." The future of Bangladesh lies in its ability to attract foreign capital. There are resources that have not been tapped, unmet needs of this giant population, and natural beauty and wonder that would make anyone's vacation a memorable one. By showing the world that she truly is leading a new Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina can build the international confidence needed to sustain her people well into the 21st century.


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Home » Cryptocurrency » Australian Police Nab $6M Worth of Crypto
Australian Police Nab $6M Worth of Crypto
Australia's Victoria Police has reported a massive cryptocurrency seizure that is tied to the dark web drug bust with almost AUD 8.5 million ($6 million) worth in digital assets.
The authorities claim this as one of the biggest crypto seizures made in Australia's history and believe it will affect criminal activity online surrounding illegal drugs, money laundering, and cybercrime as well.
The Criminal Proceeds Squad arrested a couple of people and searched five properties in Victoria. These locations were Kinglake, Preston, Prahran, Dollar, and South Yarra with support from East Gippsland Crime Investigation Unit and Bass Coast Crime Investigation Unit.
A 30-year old man and a 31-year old woman were arrested in relation to the crime. While both of them are free, the woman was released on bail with an upcoming court date for March 3rd, 2022.
Authorities have been following up on a drug trafficking dark web platform since early this year. In their findings, they mention that this site has been live since 2012. Police restrained properties and vehicles worth AUD 2 million in their operation across the country, including a Toyota Prado and VW T-Cross valued at about AUD 100,000.
Additionally, cannabis plants were also found in the properties. Furthermore, police discovered magic mushrooms, MDMA (the psychoactive drug that is commonly referred to as 'ecstasy'), prescription medication, and white powder/crystals at other locations.
Investigations Still Underway
Mick Frewen of the Victoria Police Crime Command had this to say, "This is a remarkable result and one that highlights the modern nature of the serious and organized crime. This is the 21st-century version of drug trafficking and money laundering, with criminals using technology to enable immense amounts of community harm and misery. Police actively work on these forums and receive information from a wide range of sources, including our Australian and international law enforcement partners,"
As of press time, the county police are yet to release information about which cryptocurrencies had been seized in their ongoing investigation.
In another related incident, $22.25 million in Ethereum (ETH) was seized by Greater Manchester Police's Economic Crime Unit after intelligence inquiries revealed that USB sticks with significant amounts of ETH were being held onto without any clear explanation for what they'd be used on or why it would matter to anyone who wanted them.
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Crime and theft aren't really something new in the cryptocurrency space. Drug dealers seem to have found a safe spot in crypto as well. Huge amounts of money have been lost to hackers, with the largest being the latest Poly network attack that had the attacker walk away with $611 million worth of cryptocurrencies.
There was a recent bust of an incredible amount of drugs on the deep internet, which is a part of the dark web where you can trade in all kinds of illegal items. It turns out that these criminals were using different cryptocurrencies as their currency to cover up their tracks.
And to be honest, it's kind of understandable that the deep web needs cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin, for instance, was created with good intentions in mind and a lot of people already know about it and use it.
The problem with Bitcoin is also an advantage though: everyone can look at the blockchain and see what's going on. All you have to do is download a special program, which is called a cryptocurrency wallet.
Bitcoin has made it very easy for both authorities and people who want to track illegal activities because everyone can keep an eye out for specific addresses. This makes Bitcoin not so anonymous as people might think.
But other cryptocurrencies try to solve this problem by creating a lot of privacy and obfuscating all transactions. The result is that it's a lot harder for people to find out who owns what address or wallet. This makes it possible to buy an incredible amount of illegal products without having any troubles with authorities.
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Boyd and Evans - an enduring obsession with the landscape of the United States (particularly the South West).
Boyd and Evans started working together in 1968. They have travelled extensively to find images for their work, including periods in the Malaysian Peninsula and Borneo. Their most enduring obsession though is with the landscape of the United States (particularly the South West). This research has formed the majority of their artistic output whether it be painting or photography. Although probably better known as painters, photography has always been a serious integral part of their practice. To start with their photographs were mainly source material for the paintings, capturing images when it wasn't practical to paint them. But recent years have seen a shift in their work. Extensive research and experimentation have resulted in an increasing understanding of how photographs can be reformed to convey the essence and substance of a landscape which otherwise could only have existed in their mind's eye or as pigment laid down on canvas.


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Akademgorodok (Krasnoyarsk) is a major scientific center of Siberia; located in the west of the city Krasnoyarsk (Russia). Built during the Soviet times, it was conceived as a healthier, privileged enclave for academics to live in, among trees and vegetation and outside of the dirtier industrial areas.

History

The oldest institute, Forest Institute was established in 1944. The Institute of Physics was established in 1956 by academician L. V. Kirensky. The Institute of Computational Modeling SB RAS was established in  1975. The Institute of Biophysics was established in 1981.

Main science centers of Academgorodok
Krasnoyarsk Akademgorodok is home to more than 20 research institutions and organizations. The most prominent are:
Institute of Forest of SB RAS
Institute of Physics of SB RAS
Institute of Computational Modeling of SB RAS
Institute of Biophysics of SB RAS
Institute of Chemistry of SB RAS

Also:
Central science library – contains more than 500 000 books
House of Scientists

See also
Krasnoyarsk

External links

Krasnoyarsk Science Center

Krasnoyarsk
Buildings and structures in Krasnoyarsk Krai
Naukograds
Science and technology in Siberia

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Archive for the 'songwriting' Tag
1971 – The Year The Music Was Alive
Posted 8 April, 2015
Filed under: history, lyrics, Music | Tags: 1971, 50s, 60s, american pie, buddy holly, carole king, don mclean, lyrics, Music, songwriting
Yesterday Christies in New York sold the manuscript and notes for Don McLean's 1971 mega-hit 'American Pie' for $1.2M. It's a view back from the perspective of 1971 over the 60s and 50s to an age of innocence represented by Buddy Holly, Richie Valens and The Big Bopper. The lyrics have a reputation for being impenetrable and rich in sub-text, though it is easy to spot Dylan, The Stones, The Beatles, The Byrds, Janis Joplin et al as he takes us through from his 12 year old self mourning the loss of Buddy Holly and co. in a tragic plane crash in 1959 through to a jaded, nostalgic 24 year old surveying the wreckage of the Hippy era. When asked what it means McLean's favourite answer is: "It means I never have to work again."
I went back this evening to check whether the song is as irritating as I remember. It is. The description of "bubblegum Dylan" is not far off (I think the phrase is Alexis Petridis's). But the song's sale and the fact it is trying to capture the meaning of a particular point in music history makes it a good springboard for a project that's been brewing up in me for quite some time.
Over a couple of years I kept noticing that a number of classic records were recorded in 1971. After a while it seemed more than just coincidence. And as the 1971 records gathered I noticed that in many ways they seemed to represent the essence of the 60s/Hippy era even though they were a couple of years late numerically. How come the 60s seemed to climax in 1971? What was special about that year?
I went back to look and picked out 10 records that seem crucial to that year, and then one track on each that gets to the heart of the record. I'm planning to do a post about each of them in the wake of this intro. So first up will be 'Natural Woman' by Carole King from 'Tapestry'…
The Year The Music Was Alive (February 1971)
Way Over Yonder
Filed under: songs | Tags: carole king, gerry goffin, lawrence kasdan, songwriting, tapestry, the big chill
My copy of Tapestry sits uneasily beside Give 'Em Enough Rope and Love Bites. It wasn't really where I was at in the 70s. It was given to me (by way of legacy) by my friend Steve whose birthday it should be today. That's him at the top.
This was taken by my friend Judyth at the SchluperBowl – an occasional soft ball game Steve, Stu (Toronto) and I organised on the Heath. The lime green shirt I'm wearing was bought with Steve and/or Stu at a shop in Middle Lane, Crouch End after a Saturday morning gathering at Wisteria cafe. We all bought a green jacket there and I wore mine today in honour of Steve.
The last of the Green Jackets
Stu's is now history. And of course Steve's is lost in time. I was particularly conscious of Steve's presence two evenings ago when I went to see Beautiful, the Broadway musical about the life and times of the great songwriting partnership of Carole King and Gerry Goffin. When Lewisham's own Katie Brayben (playing CK) sang Natural Woman, that's when the dust got in my eyes. I laughed, I smiled, I shook a leg. What an uplifting, entertaining production – way beyond anything I expected. I had been told by Jonathan Shalit a few days before (at a breakfast at The Ivy thrown by his agency ROAR) that it was a good show, but I was largely going as a treat for my other half, who has You've Got a Friend as her party piece. She grew up with Tapestry because they were doing hippy in Eire when we were doing punk here in London.
What the show made you realise is what an amazing array of brilliant songs Goffin-King wrote – from The Drifters Up on the Roof to The Shirelles Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow – across a number of years. The backbone of the story was the craft of song-writing, played out in the friendly rivalry between Carole & Gerry and Cynthia Weil & Barry Mann, either side of a thin partition in the Brill Building song factory.
Tonight my mum gave me a clipping about the performance the night before. Seemingly Carole King was in the audience unbeknownst to Katie Brayben and joined her in a rendition of You've Got a Friend after the show. That's a moment I'd have loved to have witnessed – Katie seeing Carole emerge from the audience.
I remember hearing in a podcast – I remember exactly where I was, jogging along a field at the edge of Beit Chananyah – how James Taylor sort of nicked You've Got a Friend to put on Mud Slide Slim. They were recording in the same studios and sharing musicians – that's how come JT appears on Tapestry. He did a kind of "I hope you don't mind but…" on her and she was too polite to say anything. He scored a Billboard No. 1 with it. Joni Mitchell also appeared on both albums (her own Blue came out that same year). Carole said of You've Got a Friend "The song was as close to pure inspiration as I've ever experienced. The song wrote itself. It was written by something outside myself, through me."
Talking of writing and inspiration, the whole experience the other night gave me an idea for a book. I went to write down a note about it when I got home from the Aldwych and found I'd already written the very same idea a while back in the same place. Meant to be. I started to work on the idea there&then and ploughed on through the night. Made the next day at work …interesting.
I'm listening to the record now as I write and Natural Woman, which has just come up, reminds me that Carole King first entered my life (I'm not counting the 8-track in my step-dad's car, as I wasn't paying attention, other than to the picture on the cover) thanks to Lawrence Kasdan's The Big Chill, one of my favourite movies. It accompanies Harold and Meg as they make a baby.
I had a conversation about Carole King when my sister-in-law Bronagh wanted to find a song for her own funeral and asked for my advice. I suggested Way Over Yonder and we listened to it together. She was lying in a bed upstairs at my other sister-in-law Bernadette's house in Carlingford, overlooking the lough, preparing us for her impending death like Jesus preparing the disciples. It's now just finishing playing Beautiful as I writes this, and has just segued into Way Over Yonder.
Way over yonder is a place that I know
Where I can see shelter from hunger and cold
And the sweet-tasting good life is so easily found
Way over yonder, that's where I'm bound
I know when I get there, the first thing I'll see
Is the sun shining golden, shining right down on me
Then trouble's gonna lose me, worry leave me behind
And I'll stand up proudly in a true peace of mind
Way over yonder is a place I have seen
It's a garden of wisdom from some long ago dream
Today I hope the sun is shining golden on Steve, Bronagh and Bernadette in the land where the honey runs in rivers each day…


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'We can't just ban without a replacement': Huawei takes centre stage in Tory leadership race
5G rollout
By Latika Bourke
June 5, 2019 — 9.18pm
London: One of the candidates vying to take over from Theresa May has called on the West to urgently challenge China's dominance in the "technology race", warning Huawei can't be banned from Britain's 5G rollout unless there is a viable alternative.
The comments by Matt Hancock, the Secretary of State for Health, echo those made by former Australian prime minister Malcolm Turnbull, who the cabinet minister recently met in London. Huawei was one of several topics the pair discussed.
The 40-year-old is the latest Tory candidate to lay out his approach to the Chinese technology giant, which is becoming a front-and-centre issue in the leadership race that has so far been dominated by Brexit.
Another of the contenders, Home Secretary Sajid Javid - who opposes any Chinese involvement in the rollout in a position similar to the Australian government - on the weekend said he would not want any company that has "a high degree of control by a foreign government to have access to our very sensitive telecommunications network".
The issue split outgoing Prime Minister Theresa May's national security council, which made a preliminary decision to follow a different path to Australia and allow Huawei to supply non-core infrastructure. The decision was sensationally leaked and led to the sacking of the defence secretary Gavin Williamson, who denied handing over classified information.
Mr Hancock outlined his foreign policy vision to London-based think tank The Policy Exchange, which is chaired by former Australian foreign minister Alexander Downer.
He said Britain should lead the West's response to China's strategy to win the fourth industrial revolution. He said last century's arms race had been replaced by a technology race, which China was so far winning.
"China has a clear and determined strategy. The West does not. And we need one fast," Mr Hancock said.
He suggested the British government should create an environment for a home-grown communications technology sector to develop. Without one, he said the West would be reliant on Huawei amid growing concerns the Chinese company could be ordered to spy on behalf of Beijing - something the company says it would never do even though it is written in Chinese law.
"We know that Huawei technology is not the best, and we would like more assurance over our systems," Mr Hancock said.
Former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull with Tory leadership contender Matt Hancock.
"But, we can't just ban without a replacement. And we shouldn't shirk from having that replacement - preferably British.
"The question of whether we should have Chinese equipment on our 5G networks is asking the question the wrong way round. The question should be: why don't we have a home-grown solution?"
The comments echo those made by Mr Turnbull during an address to MPs in London earlier this year.
Mr Turnbull was the first leader in the Five Eyes intelligence-sharing network to ban Huawei from a 5G rollout and has lobbied US President Donald Trump about the lack of alternative Western communications equipment companies.
The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age this week revealed Australia has been working behind the scenes to urge the British to follow Australia's lead in blocking Huawei.
Mr Hancock is considered an outside chance to win the Tory leadership because he hails from the party's moderate wing and backed Remain in the EU referendum. Arch-Brexiteer and former London mayor Boris Johnson is considered frontrunner in the contest that will culminate in the week of July 22.
Latika Bourke
Latika Bourke is a journalist for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, based in London.
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Adoptive Couple (Capobianco) vs. Baby Girl | hello, just trying to heal, here!
I saw this today and became outraged, all over again!
Was it enough for this adoptive couple, Melanie Duncan and Matthew Capobianco, to steal a little girl, Veronica, away from her father, Dusten Brown, and steal her away from her heritage, the Cherokee Nation? Obviously not. I'd been hearing rumblings of a lawsuit to be brought against Dusten Brown and the Cherokee Nation since the decision was made to turn Veronica back over to the Capobiancos.
Now, it is no longer a rumble or a rumor. It is now a court order filed in the District Court of Nowata County in the State of Oklahoma on November 1 of this year. The first to be named as a defendant? Their own adoptive daughter.
Who sues a 4-year-old, much less their "own" child? Who does that??? Matthew Capobianco and Melanie Duncan, that's who. I don't know how the laws in Oklahoma work, but can a minor child under the age of 14 be held financially responsible for someone else's decision to adopt her? And where does her share of the money come from? There is nowhere else to look but to her future.
If, in order to file a suit against Veronica's father, they had to stay consistent with the naming of the case in the original motion to get her back after the courts had awarded her true and natural father custody of his true and natural daughter, how does anyone with true parental instincts see the motion with their own eyes, right there in front of them, in black and white, and allow themselves to go through with suing their own daughter – if indeed that is who and what she is to them? I question that because this motion makes me wonder: Is she family or is she property to them?
Please tell the people, Matthew Capobianco and Melanie Duncan, what are we supposed to think? Oh, wait. You did tell us. It's right there in your court document, readily available for public consumption. You made your intentions known in a court order for any and all to see who you are and what you are about. You named your own adoptive daughter as a defendant in a case you brought against her, her father, and her tribe. You did that – not the media, not the rumor mill, YOU. YOU are named as the plaintiffs. Instead of parenting the now traumatized daughter (or have you even had time to notice that) you fought so hard to adopt and raise, this is how you choose to spend your time and resources?
Yeah, you live in a free country, and you're free to do as you wish, but you certainly won't be getting my vote for the Parents of the Year award.
Sick, despicable people. Just more ammunition against them in the future, when that child grows up and realizes what raised her- sick, narcissists.


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Q: React: how to generate one pdf with one component multiplied three times with different props I have the react component that is wrapping other react components. I want to make pdf of it. The problem is that one of wrapped component is a bar chart - at the view is only one but in generated pdf I want to have this chart printed three times but with different data sets.
To clarify things here is the screenshot of this:
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When I change connections/systems/calls dataset for chart is changing and 'Details tile' is rerendering.
Is possible to achive this by using some react library or I have to do this different way?


Purwokerto is located in Central Java and has 217,222 inhabitants which represent 0.64 % of the population of Central Java. Purwokerto time zone is Asia/Jakarta.
Purwokerto currency is Rupiah (IDR) and the dialing code is +62.
For tourist or business needs here is a hotels list in Purwokerto.
Situated in Purwokerto, Omah Kranji Guest House is 25 km from Owabong and offers various facilities, such as a garden. Some units at the property have a patio with a garden view. At the guest house, rooms are fitted with a wardrobe. Located at 0.25 km from Purwokerto center.
Situated in Purwokerto, G - land Room Stay offers a garden. The property is located 25 km from Owabong. Located at 0.49 km from Purwokerto center.
Offering free WiFi, Hotel Wisata Niaga is located in Purwokerto. Providing a restaurant, the property also has a bar. The property is 25 km from Owabong. The units at the hotel are equipped with a seating area. Located at 0.59 km from Purwokerto center.
25 km from Owabong, Cahya Nirwana is set in Purwokerto and offers air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi. This 1-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk. All rooms in the hotel are fitted with a flat-screen TV. Every room comes with a private bathroom. Located at 0.76 km from Purwokerto center.
Java Heritage Hotel Purwokerto is located in the heart of Purwokerto, a 10-minute drive from Purwokerto Station. It offers a restaurant, an outdoor pool and free Wi-Fi access in public areas. Located at 0.76 km from Purwokerto center.
Set 20 km from Owabong, Titik Temu Homestay features accommodation in Purwokerto. Some units have a dining area and/or a terrace. A bicycle rental service is available at this property. Located at 1.11 km from Purwokerto center.
Set in Purwokerto, 20 km from Owabong, RedDoorz near GOR Satria Purwokerto has rooms with free WiFi access. Guest rooms in the guest house are fitted with a flat-screen TV. The private bathroom is equipped with a shower and free toiletries. Located at 1.13 km from Purwokerto center.
Situated in Purwokerto, 24 km from Owabong, RedDoorz near Moro Mall Purwokerto offers air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi. All units in the guest house are fitted with a flat-screen TV. Every room includes a private bathroom. Located at 1.21 km from Purwokerto center.
Located in the heart of Purwokerto, Aston Imperium Purwokerto offers spacious rooms with a daily breakfast and free Wi-Fi access. It also houses an outdoor pool and a fitness centre. Located at 1.23 km from Purwokerto center.
Featuring a bar, Hotel Wisata Niaga Campus offers rooms in Purwokerto, 20 km from Owabong. All rooms feature a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a private bathroom. Both free WiFi and private parking are available at the hotel. Located at 1.34 km from Purwokerto center.
Situated in Purwokerto, 20 km from Owabong, Rumah Orange features a garden, as well as free WiFi. Guests can make use of a terrace. At the guest house, each room includes a wardrobe. All units will provide guests with a microwave. Located at 1.51 km from Purwokerto center.
Featuring a landscaped garden, Hotel Besar is a 5-minute drive from Moro Mall Purwokerto. It provides in-room breakfast and free on-site parking. Free WiFi is accessible in all areas. Located at 1.58 km from Purwokerto center.
Situated in Purwokerto, 24 km from Owabong, Grand Karlita Hotel Purwokerto provides accommodation with a garden and a bar. Among the facilities of this property are a restaurant, a 24-hour front desk and room service, along with free WiFi. Located at 1.98 km from Purwokerto center.
Providing a garden, GK Gallery Rumah Sewa provides accommodation in Purwokerto. Featuring a balcony, specific units are air conditioned and include a dining area and a seating area with a flat-screen TV. Located at 2.06 km from Purwokerto center.
Located conveniently 10 minutes' drive to Purwokerto Bus Terminal, Hotel Surya Yudha Purwokerto features moden and comfortable rooms with free Wi-Fi accessible from all areas of the hotel. Located at 2.27 km from Purwokerto center.


Successful innovation isn't something that just happens. It's pursued, intentionally, with great focus, by the right people making the right decisions based on any number of variables along the way. And this is exactly what this series of posts will be addressing – and helping you work through.
What's sometimes misunderstood about innovation teams is they're not there to do all the work to the exclusion of everyone else. They're more like facilitators, bringing other departments together to create new products and services with their guidance.
And this means they need to possess a variety of skills to be effective.
A strong leader is a must. You want someone with a broad range of experience, who can "sell" the program and specific challenges internally (which isn't always easy); a self-starter able to navigate various personalities. But the rest of the team needs to be just as strong.
Renegade personality. Innovation is a weird squishy thing – it's not a textbook industry like finance or accounting. Innovation people have to be renegades, able to blaze their own path by being creative, scrappy, and aggressive, yet diplomatic.
With these folks filling out your innovation team, you'll be set up well for sourcing successful challenges.
Egomaniac – It's hard to convince someone who's "always right" that changes need to be made, and change management is a huge part of the job.
Easily Intimidated – These are followers, and you need leaders.
Always Overwhelmed – They'll need a lot of hand-holding and you will not have time for that. Self-efficient folks only, please.
Untrusting – They need to be able to build trust and that's not possible if they aren't trusting themselves. And it will also hold them back when it comes to taking risks.
Uninterested – You can't make them care and shouldn't bother trying. If innovation doesn't excite them, they do not belong on your lean mean innovation team.
Narcissist – They don't know or care about anything outside of themselves and this will be no different. Weed them out by asking about their current team and speaking to team success.
Sorting out WHO will be on your team isn't easy, but it's definitely worth the wait to find the right people. Once you find them, you're guaranteed some measure of success, right? Well, we're not there yet.
Full-time commitment. Not every person on the (dedicated) team must be a full-time member, but if everyone on the team can only devote a fraction of their time to innovation efforts, you'll never gain traction, so at least one person should be full-time and dedicated to innovation, if at all possible.
Executive sponsorship. There needs to be at least one executive sponsor – someone working at a level above your leader, devoting partial time to your overarching innovation efforts.
Connection with C-level.At least one member (preferably more) of your innovation team needs to be well connected to company leaders. They should be very familiar with the company's mission, strategy, political workings and how to leverage people and processes within the organization to get results. Someone six levels down from the C-suite won't have that capacity and support will be diluted.
So where do you pull these internal folks from? All levels of your organization, particularly those "high potential" folks consistently working beyond their pay grade and seeking ways to expand their role and their skillset. You know who I'm talking about – finally a way to constructively use those yearly reviews!
Watch for our next post coming Thursday on specific criteria to evaluate existing innovation programs. And reach out with questions about creating an innovation team that will revolutionize your organization!
In the meantime, check out what innovation program leaders from General Electric, PwC and SAP share in our recent recorded Google Hangout Innovation Programs: The Predictors of Success.


Holy Wednesday. Maybe Judas does not realize what he is doing. Maybe he does not call it betrayal. Maybe he came up with some interpretation of his actions. So, that there's no doubt, Jesus says: One of you will betray me. Jesus names betrayal by its name – betrayal. Perhaps Judas will restrain himself, perhaps he will reconsider.
And it comes to confrontation. Judas asks: You don't mean me, do you, Rabbi? Jesus answers him: Yes, it is you. But even that does not stop Judas.


The German edition of Tower Lord – Der Herr des Turmes – is now available. Many thanks to my German translators, Hannes and Sara Riffel and Birgit Pfaffinger, and everyone at Hobbit Presse for making this happen. The reaction to all the various translated editions of the Raven's Shadow series has been one of the most gratifying aspects of this whole journey, and I greatly appreciated the feedback from German readers of Blood Song – Das Lied des Blutes. Reminder – the signed hardcover Goodreads giveaway for Das Lied des Blutes is still live.
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The Black Sheep Finds wine project started in 2005 making 2016 the twelfth vintage of Hocus Pocus Syrah. It is a wonderful blend of a cooler climate vineyards. Aged for 11 months in neutral French oak barrels, alcohol 14.0%, 325 cases produced.


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è un videogioco pubblicato il 21 febbraio 2008 in Giappone ed il 12 novembre 2009 in America Settentrionale. È il diciassettesimo capitolo della serie di videogiochi Harvest Moon, ed il quarto uscito per Nintendo DS. Per molti versi, il videogioco assomigli molto al precedente Harvest Moon DS: Island of Happiness; infatti una sezione dell'isola in cui si svolge Harvest Moon: Island of Happiness è una delle molteplici isole presenti in questo gioco. Il giocatore ha la possibilità di controllare il personaggio di un ragazzo (Mark) o di una ragazza (Chelsea).

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Le TRI 40 est un petit turboréacteur à usage unique conçu et produit par la société française Microturbo. Il est essentiellement employé par des drones ou des missiles de croisière de petite taille. Les différentes versions produites offrent une poussée s'étalant entre .

Il fut mis en route pour la première fois en . Son prix unitaire est d'environ .

Conception et développement
Le TRI 40 est une version modifiée du Microturbo TRI 60, conçue pour être de taille et de poids réduits, pour les nouveaux missiles. Il est actuellement utilisé par les missiles anti-navires Naval Strike Missile (NSM) et le MM-40 Exocet Block 3.

Le nouveau moteur est assez différent de son aîné le TRI 60 sur de nombreux points. Il emploie tout-d'abord un compresseur axial à quatre étages, contrairement au TRI 60, bien que les dernières versions de celui-ci étaient déjà équipées de tels compresseurs. Une autre différence notable vient de la lubrification de ses roulements, qui est effectuée non-plus par de l'huile, mais par du carburant, ce qui simplifie fortement la conception du missile, car il ne possède plus de circuits séparés. Il est également doté d'une génératrice à aimant permanent (en  continu), monté directement en prise sur l'arbre du moteur, ce que les autres moteurs, plus anciens, n'avaient pas. Enfin, l'une des améliorations les plus importantes vient de la  de ce moteur. En effet, il est équipé d'une électronique de contrôle poussée, un ECU qui gère de manière très précise le dosage du carburant injecté dans la chambre de combustion.

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Articles connexes
 Microturbo TRI 60
 Microturbo TR 50
 Teledyne CAE F106
 Williams F107
 Turboréacteur
 Missile de croisière

Turboréacteur à simple flux
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Segmenting your customers into lists based on demographics such as gender, age, nationality etc has a lot of value.
What's important to keep in mind is that people don't only buy for themselves, and you should therefor never assume that everyone who looks alike buys alike. The solution here is to segment on behavioral data.
It can be hard to create a segmented list based on usable behavioural data. Getting data about shoppers on your e-commerce system into your ESP is difficult to say the least. Our Nordic partner Fresh Relevance, the real-time marketing hub for online retailers, finally announced the launch of Segment Builder. This new feature enables precision segments to be built for online shoppers based on behaviour and purchases and for the data to be imported into other marketing tools such as email marketing and Facebook ads.
Fresh Relevance collects data about online shoppers: what products they look at, what they buy and so on. The new Segment Builder functionality within the Fresh Relevance marketing hub makes it simple for marketers to drill down into this mass of real-time data and create segments for highly-targeted bulk marketing.
Launching a new product – You have a new product range for Brand X. Select everyone who has looked at that brand in the last month and use that for your launch email list.
Facebook targeting – Target Facebook Adverts to people who have recently browsed products like you want to promote – and optionally reach a wider audience by creating a Facebook Lookalike Audience to target more people like them.
Competitor cross-selling – Select everyone who has looked at competitor brands for Brand X, but not that brand itself, and use that with a cross-sell launch email.
Learn who is looking at your sales promotion and who isn't – Create different segments for subscribers who have looked at product(s) since the sale started and those who haven't.
Export your ESP list with the details of active users – Export a segment of everyone who has viewed or purchased recently and import it into the ESP.
Combine a lot of rules together – For example select people who have looked at Product A, B and C within seven days – but not bought Product D, E or F within 30 days.
Everyone who receives your email will have a genuine interest in it, leading to what we all ultimately want, more sales and increased engagement!


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Savita's husband settles negligence case with the HSE out-of-court
Evoke Staff
The HSE is understood to have made an out-of-court settlement with the husband of Savita Halappanavar.
Widower Praveen Halappanavar had issued High Court proceedings against the HSE for negligence in the death of his 31-year-old wife.
Ms Halappanavar died at University Hospital Galway in October 2012.
Widower Praveen Halappanavar had issued High Court proceedings against the HSE for negligence Pic:PA
Legal proceedings were listed to begin in the High Court today but agreement on a settlement has been reached in the past few days.
RTÉ reported that the court will be told today that the matter has been settled.
The detail of the agreement has not been made public but it is thought to have significant financial implications for the HSE, according to the state broadcaster.
The settlement brings to an end the legal proceedings against hospital staff and management following the death of Ms Halappanavar.
Had the High Court case proceeded, it would have led to full cross-examination of witnesses.
Ms Halappanavar's husband Praveen is now based in the US. His solicitor Gerard O'Donnell could not be reached for comment last night.
The settlement brings to an end the legal proceedings against hospital staff and management Pic:REUTERS
When contacted last night, the HSE said that 'once litigation commences, queries on cases would be answered by the State Claims Agency'.
A spokesman for the State Claims Agency said last night that the agency doesn't comment on individual cases.
Ms Halappanavar died from septic shock in October 2012, seven days after her admission to hospital.
The Indian dentist was 17 weeks pregnant and miscarrying when she was admitted to University Hospital Galway.
She was told the unborn baby would not survive. As a result, she asked for a termination, but was refused on the grounds that a foetal heartbeat was present.
Her waters broke on the night of her admission, putting her at high risk of infection, but staff failed to pick up on early warning signs of sepsis.
The jury at the inquest into Savita's death returned a verdict of medical misadventure Pic:REUTERS
When it was finally recognised, she was initially given antibiotics that were too weak to fight her infection.
By the time the appropriate antibiotics were administered, the infection had progressed too far.
She passed away at the hospital on October 28, 2012. The jury at the inquest into her death returned a verdict of medical misadventure.
Two subsequent reports into the circumstances surrounding her death and the care she received in University Hospital Galway found several failings.
A report by the Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA) found that she was denied the 'most basic care' at the Galway hospital.
The watchdog also found staff missed 13 opportunities to intervene in her care which may have saved her life.
The HSE's executive clinical review, published in June 2013, found that there was 'a lack of recognition of the gravity of the situation and the increasing risk to the life of the mother' among staff at the hospital.
The review issued a series of recommendations in an attempt to prevent a repeat of her death.
These included improved training to spot and treat severe sepsis and expectant mothers suffering inevitable miscarriage.
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N. wrote: I am engaged to my partner and we have been together a few years. We have recently bought a house and I have moved city, leaving my previous job, family and friends behind. The relationship has been good at times but I encounter doubts about its longevity on and off. My partner can get angry at times and has difficulty handling stress. He is often most relaxed when he has had an alcoholic drink. Also, he is socially awkward and when we are in company he can say and do inappropriate things. For example, making comments out of context of the conversation, and quite outlandish. I find this embarrassing and quite immature, and often wonder whether I can continue to handle this behavior. It isn't malicious, it is more his personality and development. This affects me to the extent that I would avoid him being around my family and friends as I fear feeling very embarrassed. Regarding the anger and stress, I often have to be careful about my responses as I don't want to increase his behavior. He is generally kind, caring and generous so it is difficult to put it all in perspective. I also recognize that we all have our flaws and idiosyncrasies. From a Stoic angle how could I go about reconciling these issues and what should I consider?
There are two levels of analysis of this sort of situation, I think. The highest level is whether it is worth for you to stay in the relationship. The second level, assuming the answer to the first question is positive, is how to handle your partner. Let's begin from the top, then.
So remind yourself of the good qualities in your partner, of why it is that you followed him and left so much behind.
I find this to be striking on target in general. Seneca is both appreciating the crucial importance of friendship (and in your case, family), and yet is reminding us that even its loss (not necessarily through death, but also moving away) needs to be handled with equanimity, the way the Stoics seek to handle pretty much anything Fortuna does to them.
While Epictetus there was likely referring to suicide (see this post), I don't see why the basic advice shouldn't be considered more broadly: so long as it is within your power to change things, it is also within your power to decide to stay and work on them.
Let's now focus more narrowly on your current situation, assuming your judgment about the big picture is that the smoke in the house isn't sufficiently suffocating that you need to get out.
Recently I have been running a series on Epictetus' role ethics, based on a very good book by Brian Johnson, which I highly recommend. Take a look, and consider what your role(s) are in the situation you find yourself in. You have the role of a partner, which carries certain responsibilities toward your companion, including the one of being tolerant of his defects and helpful to him (again, within limits, should the relationship become intolerable or abusive, then see "open door" above).
For instance, have you talked to him about his drinking, his anger, and the way he sometimes embarrasses you in front of your friends (more on the latter problem in a moment)? Has he sought counseling about the first two issues? As far as you are concerned, take a look at Seneca's wonderful book, On Anger, about which I ran a three-part commentary on this blog. You could start with my overview, but I recommend actually reading the whole thing, it is both a philosophical analysis of anger and a very helpful how-to in anger management.
Another one of your roles is that of a friend to whoever you have decided to admit into your inner circle. That role may conflict with that of a partner, if your companion does not behave appropriately when you are both in the company of others. Epictetus' does discuss the issue of conflicting roles, but does not provide specific guidance, except in the case of conflict between our specific roles (both chosen and "assigned" by life) and the more fundamental role we all have as human beings. In the case of that sort of conflict, the more fundamental role always wins, overriding all our other commitments. But your case is one of conflict between roles that are at about the same level, and are both chosen by you (as opposed to trust upon you by events, like your role as a daughter to your parents, for instance).
This may sound like a limitation of virtue ethics, and perhaps it is. But the fact is, life is too complicated and varied for there to be easy, universal solutions, to our problems. The Stoics would say that how to handle the conflict between being a good partner and a good friend provides you with an excellent opportunity to practice one of the four cardinal virtues, that of practical wisdom. And perhaps that of temperance as well, as you will need to exercise some self control.
The point of the story being that shame is hardly appropriate for the philosopher (meaning the student of philosophy, including you), especially if it is triggered by someone else's behavior. The only thing you ought to be ashamed of is if you do something unethical, to your partner, your friends, or anyone else. But your partner's behavior is not unethical, simply socially awkward. And of course you have no control over either his behavior or your friends' reactions. So my advice is simply to ignore both. I know, it's not that easy, but nobody said that practicing Stoicism was going to be easy, right?
This entry was posted in Stoic advice on July 14, 2017 by Massimo.
To a real friend one can say whatever corresponds to what one genuinely is. This is both definition, principal advantage, and why real friendship is hard to make.
"Always remember — the door is open." I like this, always told the women I counseled something similar, but the problem is, every woman I've ever talked too on the subject took blame upon themselves, usually with some comment like "if only I loved him more".