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import java.io.Serializable;

public class MenuInfo implements Serializable {

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	private static final long serialVersionUID = 8032807843802362618L;

	private Long menuID = null;

	private String menu = null;

	private Integer type = null;

	private Long parentID = null;

	private String url = null;

	private Integer status = null;

	public Integer getStatus() {
		return status;
	}
	public void setStatus(Integer status) {
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	}

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			String url, Integer status) {
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		this.type = type;
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	}
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	}

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	}

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	}

	public String getMenu() {
		return menu;
	}

	public void setMenu(String menu) {
		this.menu = menu;
	}

	public Integer getType() {
		return type;
	}

	public void setType(Integer type) {
		this.type = type;
	}

	public Long getParentID() {
		return parentID;
	}

	public void setParentID(Long parentID) {
		this.parentID = parentID;
	}

	public String getUrl() {
		return url;
	}

	public void setUrl(String url) {
		this.url = url;
	}

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Two playoff fields set in DN Top 25 Showcase Series
By Bob Behre | August 18, 2021
Day Two of Diamond Nation's Top 25 Showcase Series produced impressive playoff pairings in the Super 15U and Super 17/18U brackets while the Super 16U field moves into its final day of pool play.
The Super 17-18U playoffs begin at 10 a.m. this morning and the Super 15U Top 25 playoffs take flight at 2:15 p.m.
The Crossbridge Raiders won a pair of hard-fought victories over the South Jersey Storm, 5-2, and the NJ Marlins, 3-0, to improve to 4-0 and gain the top seed in the Super 17/18U playoffs. The top seed draws a bye to the semifinals in the six-team 17/18U playoffs. The semifinals are set for 12:15 p.m. and the 17/18U championship game will be contested at 4:30 p.m. on Field 1.
The rest of the 17/18U playoff qualifiers are the second-seeded Dirtbags NY Titanium (3-0-1, 17-12), third-seeded 17U National Sportika (3-1, 19-6), fourth-seeded U.S. Elite 17U Geneux (2-1-1, 18-10), fifth-seeded NJ Marlins (2-2, 17-6) and sixth-seeded CK Cardinals (2-2, 15-20).
NJ Glory Scout had a terrific Tuesday, sweeping its two games in dominating fashion to secure itself the No. 2 seed in the Super 15U Top 25 playoffs. NJ Glory knocked off the PA Shockers, 5-0, and the Crossbridge Raiders, 6-1, with a pair of outstanding pitching performances and timely hitting.
Northeast Supreme White held onto its top spot in the 15U standings despite splitting its two games on Tuesday. Northeast Supreme had opened the tournament at 2-0 on Monday. But 9ers Baseball Club staked its claim to a Super 15U playoff spot when it went 2-0 on Tuesday, including a big 4-2 victory over Northeast Supreme White. Ascent 2024 Gold found its way into the Super 15U playoffs as well with victories over the Raiders, 11-2, and Wladyka Baseball Red, 5-0.
Second-seeded NJ Glory Scout will square off with third-seeded Ascent 2024 Gold and top-seeded Northeast Supreme draws a rematch with 9ers Baseball Club in the Super 15U semifinals at 2:15 p.m. today. The final is set for 4:30 p.m. on Field 3.
The Super 16U field still has some pool play business to tend to today. In fact, its playoff field will not be set until after the 6:30 p.m. games at Diamond Nation.
Five Star NY (3-0, 14-1) and Hustle Baseball Academy (3-0, 20-4) are the high flyers at this point and both have played extremely well to put themselves in ideal playoff position in the Super 16U bracket.
Five Star NY pitched a pair of shutouts on Monday and followed that up with a 4-1 victory over Tri-State Arsenal NAC on Tuesday. Hustle Baseball Academy (3-0, 20-4) was coming off two shutout victories as well, but had to rally late to overcome Knights Nation MXE Academy, 5-4.
The Long Island Body Armor Titans (2-0-1, 21-9) thrust themselves right into the middle of the Super 16U playoff discussion after it followed Monday's 1-1 tie with Knights Nation by knocking off the West Chester Dragons, 11-1, later in the day and edging Canes NY, 9-7, on Tuesday.
The rest of the current top six teams in the Super 16U field include the Kempton Coyotes (2-0, 9-3), Knights Nation MXE Academy (2-1, 10-5) and Langan Baseball (1-0-1, 14-11).

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Being the mom of a toddler is an incredible joy and privilege, but whoever says it's easy clearly doesn't know what they are talking about. Between all the crying, the tantrums and screaming in public, there are many challenges that parents needs to handle on a day to day basic.
Being a parent is hard work and unfortunately not everybody gets that. So it's not uncommon for people to sometimes roll their eyes and look at you in a judging manner whenever your kid has a tantrum in public.
Luckily, though, there are also people who can appreciate how hard parents try to keep their younger ones busy and calm in public so that they don't bother others. The mom in the video below was fortunate enough to meet one of those people during a train ride with her little boy, and now their story is going viral.
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Mass Spectrometry Terminology
The Mass Spectrometry Terms and Definitions project was sponsored by the IUPAC Analytical Chemistry Division (Division V) and Physical and Biophysical Chemistry Division (Division I) from 2004–2007. Task Group Members were Kermit K. Murray (Chair), Robert K. Boyd, Marcos N. Eberlin, G. John Langley, Liang Li, and Yasuhide Naito. The recommendations were published in 2013.
Kermit Murray at ASMS 2013
ASMS 2013: Final Report on the IUPAC Recommendation on Definitions of Terms Relating To Mass Spectrometry
See the Mass Spectrometry Terms Website for the complete terminology in wiki format.
Pure and Applied Chemistry Cover July 2013
K.K. Murray, R.K. Boyd, M.N. Eberlin, G.J. Langley, L. Li, Y. Naito, Definitions of terms relating to mass spectrometry (IUPAC Recommendations 2013), Pure. Appl. Chem. 85 (2013) 1515–1609. doi:10.1351/PAC-REC-06-04-06.
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Search for any mass spectrometry topic and the chances are that a Wikipedia page will be one of the first search engine hit. I believe that mass spectrometrists should contribute to Wikipedia to make sure that the publicly available information about our field is accurate. I have edited Wikipedia since 2005 (16,000 edits) and contribute to Wikimedia Commons (images) and Wikisource (books).
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Q: Color a node based on another column in dataframe in graph I have a pandas dataframe called df_sort with the following structure,
Structure:
Topic Links         Topic_method_1
ML    Data Mining   1
ML    Data Analysis 1
ML    ggplot2       2
ML    R             3
ML    python        3

Question:
I want to create a network graph for my dataframe and color the nodes by the values of column 'Topic_method_1'
Attempt so far:
import networkx as nx
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

# Build your graph
G=nx.from_pandas_edgelist(df_sort, 'Topic', 'Links')

# Plot it
nx.draw(G, with_labels=True)
plt.show()

Problem:
How do I add colors to my nodes? I see that there is a node_attribute in the documentation.

A: So I figured the error, the trick is knowing that 'node_color' needs n+1 sized array. Where n is the number of rows.
import networkx as nx
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np

# Build your graph
G=nx.from_pandas_edgelist(df_sort, 'Topic', 'Links')
cbbPalette = ["#E69F00", "#56B4E9", "#009E73", "#F0E442", "#0072B2"]
values = np.where(df_sort['Topic_method_1']==0, cbbPalette[0],
              np.where(df_sort['Topic_method_1']==1, cbbPalette[1],
                       np.where(df_sort['Topic_method_1']==2, cbbPalette[2], cbbPalette[3])))

values = np.append(values,cbbPalette[4])
# Plot it
nx.draw(G, with_labels=True, node_color = values)
plt.show()

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Home - Classic Cars - Car Of The Day – Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato For Sale By RM Sotheby's
Car Of The Day – Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato For Sale By RM Sotheby's
The Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato is one of the most recognizable cars in the world even though there were only 19 originally made.
Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato
One of the best examples, shown here, is coming up for auction at the RM Sotheby's auction in New York on December 10, 2015.
This perfect Aston Martin was parked next to my Bizzarrini GT 5300 at the Presidio of San Francisco Concours d'Elegance in 2009. I have seen this car at other car shows in Northern California and I always stop and look every time. It is owned by a well known California Aston Martin collector, a very nice gentleman.
I met the owner a few years ago at the Laguna Seca race track where I was taking race driving lessons in a class that included his daughter. When he found out that we had just acquired a new Aston Martin DB7 he tossed my wife the keys to his new DB7 and asked her take it for a drive. He has a special love for Aston Martin racing green even though the color has changed over the years.
1962 Aston Martin DB4GT by Zagato For Sale By RM Sotheby's
RM Sotheby's wrote,
Unquestionably the most valuable and coveted Aston Martin ever built, the DB4GT Zagato is considered by many to be Zagato's finest creation and an automobile with few peers. The 14th of only 19 built, this example was delivered new to Australia and raced there with great success. It remained Down Under for the majority of its life before being sold to an owner in England who had the car restored by specialist Richard Williams in England as well as at Zagato's own facilities in Italy. Since completion of its restoration, the DB4GT Zagato has been shown at world-class concours events in Europe and the United States and has been awarded numerous accolades, including 1st in Class awards at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance and the Villa d'Este Concorso d'Eleganza.
Boasting a known history from new with a successful period racing career and an enviable concours record to its name, this DB4 GT Zagato is surely one of the finest examples of its kind, and thus, certainly one of the most desirable automobiles in existence.
RM has yet to publish their pre-auction estimate. The Hagerty Price Guide says $8.8 million for a condition 1 DB4 GT Zagato, which this example certainly is.
My estimate – $12 million – $15 million.
The body was styled by Ercole Spada at Zagato and is considered to be one of the most beautiful cars ever.
The engine is a straight 6-cylinder DOHC 3670 cc displacement producing 314 hp and the transmission is a 4-speed manual giving the car a 0 to 60 MPH acceleration of just 6.1 seconds and a top speed of 154 MPH.
The engine looks like a jewel.
Some of these cars were raced at The 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1961, 1962 and 1963. They also raced at other European races in the early 1960s. This one had a successful race career in Australia.
That door handle looks just like the handles in the Bizzarrini.
Doesn't it look great next to the Bizzarrini? Aston Martin racing green and the silver of the Bizzarrini are a great compliment.
I wonder which one would win a race?
James Bond did not drive this Aston, pity. Although I have noticed that many of the cars driven by James Bond have accidents and I could not stand to see that happen to one of these.
So, maybe it is not such a pity.
The judges are taking a very close look and the closer you look the better this Aston looks. It won first in class.
Photos by Mike Gulett and Michael Menetto.
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Car Of The Day - Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato For Sale By RM Sotheby's
A very rare Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato is coming up for auction.
Filed Under: Classic Cars, Events, Race Cars Tagged With: Aston Martin, Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato, Auction, Bizzarrini GT 5300 Strada, Car Of The Day, Car Values, Ercole Spada, Hagerty Price Guide, RM Sotheby's
Dan R says
It's not as though James Bond is a lousy driver, but you are beginning to sound like Q…
Don't you cringe every time one of Bond's car gets crashed?
Henry says
I'm painting a 1965 VW notch back and i love this color Aston martin DB4 GT Zagato I was wondering what this exact color is? If anyone can help please let me know. Thanks
I believe this is Aston Martin racing green from the '60s. Aston Martin later changed their racing green to a lighter shade.


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Everything You Wanted to Know About the Condorman Movie
By: Author Maxanne
Posted on Published: August 29, 2022 - Last updated: August 30, 2022
The movie Condorman was Disney's try to capitalize on the popularity of spy movies as well as the renewed interest in comic book characters with the first two Superman movies and the Wonder Woman TV show by merging two concepts into a comedic family movie, but they were more than a decade too late.
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Lynda Carter, Lyle Waggoner (Actors)
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Condorman
Michael Crawford, Oliver Reed, James Hampton (Actors)
Condorman (1981) Starring Michael Crawford, Barbara Carrera, Oliver Reed, James Hampton, Dana Elcar, Vernon Dobtcheff.
Directed by Charles Jarrott.
Runtime: 90 minutes.
Rating: PG.
Professional illustrator (comic book artist/graphic novelist or whatever) Woody Wilkins (Crawford) is sent on a routine intelligence assignment by college buddy Harry (Hampton) who went on to join the Central Intelligence Agency while Woody became a world-renowned cartoonist.
His childlike imagination goes wild and Woody imagines himself to be a real secret agent James Bond type. The immature mindset of the lead character, a man pushing 40, could be mistaken for sophomoric if there were any sense of mischief in it. But there is not.
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Woody indulges his fantasy to the full not taking into account the real-life consequences. The situation escalates as Woody rescues beautiful defector Natalia (Carrera) and foils the dastardly KGB employing elaborate disguises.
When members of the opposition in the intelligence community mistake him for the real thing he is further emboldened.
Backed by greater CIA resources in continuing what started out as a rather clumsy ruse his sense of self begins to align with the reality of the situation.
The CIA has quite often contracted out work to cavalier and trigger-happy boneheads and wackos in its storied history, which, due to blunders (the source of severe blowback which continues to this day) by those kinds of people is a lot less secret than it really should be.
So what happens in this film is, unfortunately, more realistic than is perhaps reassuring.
Improbable and illogical at almost every turn Condorman comes together too neatly at the end to satisfy adult audiences. Still, it is a very entertaining family adventure film which, is a lot of fun and immensely appealing for what it is.
This criminally overlooked film has not had the resurgence on DVD that it might have had with a more recognizable star in the lead role. Nor has it been remade to my surprise with a more recognizable star in the lead role.
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This Disney Bond spoof was made for kids in the early 1980s and remains a film from my childhood which, I still have immense affection for. I crack up at the very thought of certain scenes. I saw it a couple of months after Raiders of the Lost Ark came out. The summer of 1981 was a great time for movies if you were a kid.
Michael Crawford has done little screen acting in the days since this film preferring instead to perform in musical theatre productions like Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera.
Unfortunately, Condorman is not available on Disney+. It is described as an "action-adventure romantic comedy spy story." If you are looking for more titles like this, check these out on Disney+.
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Condorman is a 1981 American superhero adventure movie directed by Charles Jarrott, produced by Walt Disney Productions, and starring Michael Crawford, Barbara Carrera, and Oliver Reed. The film follows Woodrow Wilkins, a comic book illustrator, as he seeks to help a female Soviet KGB agent flee.
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Marovich, the squadron's captain, was the last chase driver left. He pursued Woody and Natalia through the town until they arrived at the docks, where the Condormobile turned into a hovercraft.
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Condorman is now available to watch on Amazon Prime Video, YouTube TV, Google Play, and Vudu.
The cars and boats used in the movie were a speed enthusiast's dream: seven Porsche 935 Turbo Carreras consisting of the Russian KGB's fatal pursuit squadron; two Group 5 Lemans Porsches, competition racing cars, were used by the squadron leader, Morovitch; and the "Condor Car" was portrayed by four altered Sterling racers.
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March 5, 2017 / Comments Off on GERIATRIC SHMERIATRIC!
"I know I'm getting old, because every time I have a bowel movement, my back cracks." That's middle aged comedian Jimmy de la Forte making a joke, but as we know, the funniest ideas have more than a kernel of truth inside. Our bodies do send messages, and at a certain point we'd do well to start heeding them. When your body beseeches you to provide a low impact, safe exercise to help you stay fit and healthy, it's time to put a little ZAAZ in your regimen. Not pizazz (although that's important too!). ZAAZ. As in ZAAZ machines.
ZAAZ machine 20K and the ZAAZ 15K – increasingly known simply as "that Sam's Club exercise machine" – is the #1 name in Whole Body Vibration (WBV), a state-of-the-art therapeutic technology that supports a wide range of health and fitness goals. Working with experts in fitness and sports medicine, ZAAZ has furthered development of the WBV movement begun in the 1960s. Low injury has always been a priority, of course, as has fitness and the treatment of numerous ailments. While it may seem tough to convince some younger people of that fact, "age" is not an ailment. It is, in fact, the only path to wisdom! And the wiser you get, the more you want a healthy vibe in your life: a means of maintaining fitness and improving your health without the risk of hurting yourself.
The moral of this story is, you're never too old for safe exercise, especially the kind that's designed especially for you!


As you may have read earlier, the 2008 Alaska license plate meet is in honor of Earl Jenson.
Like some other collectors with a long view of plate collecting, Earl wrote his ALPCA member number (#355) on the backs of his plates with a Sharpie. It's a fascinating little calling card. I knew that I had a couple of Earl's plates, but I had no idea that I had eight until I sifted through my boxes this evening.
Even if you can't come to the meet this year, take a moment to flip through your Alaskas, and if you find some of Earl's plates, take a quick picture of yourself holding them up, and send them to me so that we can display them at the meet.
I have been taking photos of Alaskan license plates since 1996. People send me photos they took, or photos of their collection. I also save photos that I find on eBay and the Internet. My Alaska photo archive currently contains over 19,000 photos, representing 15,000+ unique Alaskan plate serial numbers and vanity strings (not counting pairs).
"Why?" seems to be a common question (way up there with "Are you crazy?" or "What the heck are you doing to the back of my car?") The main reason is that the more photos you have, the more you can tell about when various features of plates changed, etc. Partly for historical research, partly for collector information. But I've always wanted do something more.
A couple of years ago, I had the idea to make a photomosaic. After a long search for software that would handle license plate photos properly (see below), here are my dad and I holding the results of my first attempt!
To create a photomosaic, you first collect a large pool of photos to use as tiles, and select a single photo to use as the base. The pool of photos are resized to match the tile size needed. The software then divides the single base photo into a grid of smaller sections, analyzing each section for color and brightness. Finally, the software analyzes each of the smaller photos for the best match on color and brightness, and assembles the final image.
Here's a close-up of the top-left corner of the image. You can click on it to see more detail.
I used Metapixel because it had the right features for the right price. Most importantly, it lets you specify the dimensions of the tiles. Most photomosaic software assumes a photograph's dimensions (3 by 5, etc.), but most plates are 6" x 12", so the photos come out stretched and the plates look wrong. Also, Metapixel is open source, and I'm a big fan of unencumbered software.
I had the resulting image printed as a 3' x 6' poster at the Kinko's in Grand Junction. (They were extremely helpful and friendly!) And thanks to my family for waiting in the car while I explained in great detail what I wanted to accomplish to the Kinko's folks!
And here the poster's current home: in the hallway of the Benson Boulevard office of the Alaska DMV!
If you're at the Benson office and have a few minutes to kill (and who doesn't?), it's down the hallway to your right as you enter the building. Just turn right past the written driver test area.
So ... have enough photos now?
So this is one of the things I'm doing with the photos. I have other plans in the works. The more photos that I have (both for making mosaics, and for historical purposes), the better. I don't care if it's a 1921 or a vanilla blue-on-gold; I don't care if it's mint, covered in road tar, or half rusted through. Send me your photos!
Update 10:29pm: A couple of folks asked me how many individual images were in the poster. 115 plates wide by 119 plates high = 13,685 total license plate photos!
Update 9/10 7:09am: I can't believe that I forgot to thank the many people who made this possible! So many folks helped by sending me photos, giving me permission to use their photos, and letting me take photos of their plates at garage sales, at meets, in private collections, at the Museum, and on their cars. I couldn't have done it without you!
The Anchorage Daily News recently ran a photo of this 1980s-era vanity plate in the paper (starting around Sep 3, 2008) and also in this thread, in which they report the plate as registered to Sarah and Todd Palin.
"FE K9" is a reference to the Iron Dog, a famous snow machine race from Wasilla to Nome to Fairbanks. Todd Palin is a competitive snowmachiner.
What other elements would make a good Alaska plate?
Reported by Sean Morris of Alaskan Nomad. Thanks, Sean!
If you have the 1962 Alaskan license plate with the number LT 2-487, drop me a note. Crazier things have happened!
Politics aside, I have to admit that it's pretty clever!
The "ATC WT FEE" plates were to show that a truck had paid their weight fee and was in good standing with the Alaska Transportation Commission (the requirement for which was part of the Alaska Transportation Commission Act, repealed in 1983. (I'm still researching the original Act).
Webshots user grannyelge has a great shot of one of these plates still on a truck in Hope, Alaska.
UPDATE 2008-09-06: Ms. Elge has given me permission to post the picture here directly. Thanks, Clara!


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Esmeralda Special Panama
Roaster Location: Kansas City, Missouri
Coffee Origin: Finca Esmeralda, Boquete growing district, western Panama
Roast Level: Medium
Review Date: February 2005
Aroma: 10
Intense, high-toned aroma, complex but tightly knit: lemon, dry berry, flowers (tea rose?), milk chocolate. The acidity is powerful but roundly balanced, the body surprisingly full, the flavor explosive: rose water, sweet pipe tobacco, chocolate, all enveloped in a lemony richness. Lemon and chocolate notes carry into the finish, where they soften and enliven a slight astringency.
This exceptional coffee attracted a score of 95.6 from a jury of international coffee cuppers at the Best of Panama 2004 Cupping Event, then, at the subsequent auction, set what would appear to be a world record price for a green coffee - $21.00 per pound - paid by a consortium of American specialty roasters led by Roasterie president Danny O'Neill. Produced from trees of the Geisha variety of arabica, a variety with Ethiopian parentage, by Finca Esmeralda owners Price and Daniel Peterson. The Roasterie is a leading, quality-oriented specialty roaster that emphasizes its commitment to "air roasting," a technology utilizing a column of hot air rather than the conventional turning drum to agitate the roasting beans. Visit www.theroasterie.com or call 800-376-0245 for more information.
Those willing to pay a very high price for an extraordinary coffee that almost uniquely combines classic Latin-American balance with the shimmering fruit and floral complexity of Ethiopia.
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Kenneth Davids is editor, chief writer and co-founder of Coffee Review. His latest book, 21st Century Coffee: A Guide is an unprecedentedly thorough survey of specialty coffee in all of its aspects, authoritative yet engaging. He has been involved with coffee since the early 1970s and has published three earlier books on coffee, including the influential Home Roasting: Romance and Revival, now in its second edition, and Coffee: A Guide to Buying, Brewing and Enjoying, which has sold nearly 250,000 copies in five editions..


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Q: Try all the combinations (cases) Function I've been struggling with the cutting stock problem for a while, and I need to do a funcion that given an array of values, gives me an array of array for all the possible combinations.
I trying to do this function, but (as everything in python), I think someone must have done it better :).
I think the name of the function is combination. Does anyone know whats the best way to do this, and what's the best module and function for this
P.s. I have read some papers on the matter, but the matematical terms dazzle me :)

A: >>> from itertools import permutations
>>> x = range(3)
>>> list(permutations(x))
[(0, 1, 2), (0, 2, 1), (1, 0, 2), (1, 2, 0), (2, 0, 1), (2, 1, 0)]
>>>

A: Do you mean itertools.combinations?

A: >>> from itertools import combinations
>>> list(combinations('abcd', 2))


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Kenneth Minogue
From the Bruges Group biographies:
Professor Kenneth R. Minogue is Emeritus Professor of Political Science at the London School of Economics, and is currently Senior Research Fellow with the Social Affairs Unit in London. Professor Minogue has involved himself in the wider world. He has been a regular columnist for The Times and The Times Higher Education Supplement and reviews in both intellectual and academic journals. A frequent commentator for radio and television on European Community issues' he was Chairman of the Bruges Group 1991-1993; he remains a member of the Group's Academic Advisory Council and is a director of the Centre for Policy Studies. Professor Minogue is currently writing a book on Democracy and the Moral Life.
The 'Gould Report'
Minogue was a member of the study group behind a report published in 1977 by the intelligence connected Institute for the Study of Conflict alleging a Marxist penetration into British academia. [1] Considering the ideological orientation of the study group, The Observer commented that: 'The study group seems to believe with Professor Hayek and his disciple, Sir Keith Joseph, that true liberty is possible only in a capitalist, free market civilisation.' [2]
The Times reported the report's findings that: 'radical minorities...often disagreed with each other, but they had a common distaste, bordering at times upon sheer hatred for the liberal, tolerant society in which they moved.' [3] The Times published extracts of the report, but also criticised it as having an 'alarmist tone which goes beyond his evidence.' [4]
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↑ 'Gould report calls for rebuttal of attacks on education in Britain by extreme radicals', The Times, Wednesday, Sep 21, 1977; pg. 4; Issue 60114; col A
↑ Bernard Crick, 'Red sails on the campus', The Observer, 25 September 1977
↑ 'Marxists attacking education', The Times, Wednesday, Sep 21, 1977; pg. 1; Issue 60114; col E
↑ 'The Enemies of Liberty', The Times, Wednesday, Sep 21, 1977; pg. 15; Issue 60114; col A
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Q: Neo4j Transferring All Data from Postgres I'm attempting to transfer all data over to Neo4j, and am wondering if it would be alright to name all properties on nodes the same as in Postgres exactly. E.g id will be id, name will be name, and so on. Are there any conflicts with doing something like this?

A: No, especially if you use the one of the clients to do the migration as they will automatically escape anything that needs to be escaped, but there's nothing I've come across.


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Johannes Nicolaas Leddy, dit John Leddy, né le  à La Haye et mort le  à Bois-le-Duc, est un acteur néerlandais.

Biographie

Famille
John Leddy est le père de l'actrice Rixt Leddy.

Filmographie sélective

 1969 : De glazen stad
 1979 : Nosferatu, fantôme de la nuit de Werner Herzog : le cocher
 2007 : Dennis P.

Notes et références

Liens externes

Naissance en janvier 1930
Naissance à La Haye
Acteur néerlandais
Décès à 92 ans
Décès à Bois-le-Duc
Décès en décembre 2022

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Q: Start a Fragment Activity NavigationDrawer I'm using the NaviagationDrawer with the Fragment. Now in MainActivity, I open the various fragment but one of the lines must open an FragmentActivity
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    case 3:
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I want to change the case one to a fragment activity how can i do it?

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About Braydon
Braydon Wollmann has been writing music for more than half his life. He started his first band when he was 12 years old, even without his own instrument. He'd sneak into his older brother's room and play his electric guitar and bass. Piano lessons were getting stale and guitar was something new and exciting.
"I got my first guitar from a pawnshop for $90, it was Starburst and beat up. The intonation was brutal and the action was so high it made it hard to play, but what better way to learn?"
He started writing and recording songs on a little tape recorder his parents got him, playing back the fresh track and trying to write parts over it.
But for the efficiency of this bio we will skip over much of Braydon's musical infancy and remain current.
Braydon formed the band Calista with bassist and collaborator Paul Bergeron and long time friend Denver Petterson on drums. Through half a decade and a few lineup changes Calista made its' way from Cold Lake, Alberta to Edmonton. Finally the band solidified with Nick Wassick on drums and Aaron Sabourin on guitar and in 2014 recorded their first Studio EP (This Parking Lot Makes the Best Dance Floor).
During this process in the studio Braydon's voice was pushed and beaten. His training as a vocalist had been lost and some bad habits had developed leading him to lose his voice. Near the end of recording of "This Parking lot Makes the Best dance Floor" Braydon's voice was destroyed. A lesion had grown on his left vocal Cord.
"I couldn't sing, it was horrible. The thing that brought me the most joy was gone, like the wind, I blew my voice out."
This was the beginning of Calista's demise and Braydon went on vocal rest and a journey of visits to vocal specialists.
Here's a video of Braydon trying to make sounds with damaged vocal Cords.
After a year without a singing voice and waiting for surgery Braydon finally began to sing again. With the help of a singing coach and a lot of patience his voice began to come back, but not without the psychological mess.
"My confidence was gone. I knew I could work on my skill and get better but I felt that I was to blame for hurting myself and I was scared I'd do it again. Even still, today, I am very conscious of my vocal cords."
After his surgery Braydon left Canada for Texas to work. He didn't bring a guitar. He left music behind, and after 6 months returned home to learn that he had received a Grant from Rawlco Radio to record his album.
" I owe so much to Paul B. He worked on this Grant, and believed in me. My voice was gone and my life force had taken a major hit. This album has been a miraculous event that has spread itself over a three year chunk of time and continuously lightened my life and brought blessings in many forms."
Music is a life force, or at least a major chunk of Braydon's life force is music. His songs tell of human struggle; with mental illness, addiction and issues between the heart and the mind.
"I've never really been good at talking or having a conversation, maybe I need to journal more… maybe that's what song writing is for me. I think that's what it is for a lot of songwriters and poets. If you can't talk about it, write about it. When I look back at old songs I can see truths that are overwhelmingly personal. Truths about myself that I couldn't tell my best friends, but I would put it in a song."
In his adolescence, living in secrecy, Braydon was first introduced to Pornography.
At such a young age it began to change his brain, into an addicts brain.
"To save some time here I'll just say that porn came into my life early and progressed. It was a slow burn until I got my first cellphone, which was an IPhone 4, I was 22 or 23 years old. Yeah, I was late with the phone, and many days I wish I just stayed phoneless. It was a life upgrade that also upgraded my addiction, not only was it porn now, I was becoming a sex addict. And like many addictions they come with friend addictions which will act like an entourage infecting and pervading each other. All addictions are progressive, and if you think your little porn habit isn't affecting your life right now, just wait."
Track 2 on Braydon's album In these Shoes is a powerful testament to the depth of addiction and it's empty promises.
"That song is called Broken, I wrote it years before it was recorded, when addiction had broken my heart for the first time. And I find it funny that that song was one of the first ones I recorded after my broken voice began to heal. And you can hear it on the record, my voice was broken, and my heart was too."


Wood argues that the "œSociety of Equality" set a new standard for democratic thought and action in Chilean history and was arguably the most democratic political association of its era in all of Latin America.
Krainz examines local welfare practices, policies, and debates during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries in a diverse collection of western communities.
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Over 24 million people have died in these conflicts, and millions more suffered illness and injury. In this volume, leading scholars and practitioners examine the impact of structural, military, and communal violence on health, psychosocial well-being, and health care delivery. By investigating the fields of violence that define our modern world, the authors are able to provide alternative global health paradigms that can be used to develop more effective policies and programs.


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Bond set for former Stevens Point man accused of setting up drug deal that led to shooting
A judge set a $50,000 bond for man who set up drug deal that ended in his roommate's death.
Bond set for former Stevens Point man accused of setting up drug deal that led to shooting A judge set a $50,000 bond for man who set up drug deal that ended in his roommate's death. Check out this story on stevenspointjournal.com: https://spjour.nl/2Ln17q9
Karen Madden, Stevens Point Journal Published 6:01 p.m. CT July 16, 2018
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STEVENS POINT - A $50,000 signature bond was set during an initial appearance Monday for a former Stevens Point man charged with setting up a drug buy that ended in his roommate's homicide.
Deion M. Jones 23, whose current address is listed as Fort Jackson Army Base in Columbia, South Carolina, was living with Deonta M. Lezine, 21, when Jones arranged to buy 2 pounds of marijuana from Kyle C. Engen, 32, who currently is serving an 18-year prison sentence for Lezine's shooting death in 2016, according to court records.
Jones got Engen to drive from Sun Prairie to Stevens Point by agreeing to pay $7,200 for the marijuana, even though Jones only had $600, according to court documents. Jones sent Engen a message that Jones would have his girlfriend and her child in the car when they met in order to make Engen feel safe, according to documents.
Lezine and another man went with Jones to the drug deal, according to court documents. Engen, carrying a backpack stuffed with the marijuana, got into the back seat of the car where Lezine was sitting, according to court documents.
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Lezine, a trained boxer, planned to punch Engen in the head and then dump him out of the vehicle and steal the marijuana. Jones told police he was driving and heard arguing and then fighting coming from the back seat, and he thought the two men were punching each other, according to documents.
As Jones approached the entrance to an apartment parking lot at the end of Fifth Avenue, he stopped the car. Lezine pushed Engen out of the car and then told Jones to go, according to court documents. Jones said he heard five gunshots coming from behind him.
Lezine was pronounced dead March 25, 2016, from a gunshot wound to the head, according to court documents.
Engen was found guilty in March of one count of second-degree intentional homicide and two counts of attempted second-degree intentional homicide.
Jones is charged with being a party to the crime of murder while attempting to commit battery, being a party to the crime of attempted robbery and being a party to the crime of misdemeanor bail jumping. His next appearance is scheduled for Aug. 13.
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Number of COVID cases in Mendocino Co. static at 12; national press misreports number
By Adrian Fernandez Baumann | May 7, 2020
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WILLITS, 5/7/20 — Public health officials in Mendocino County are adamant that the number of confirmed cases of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) remains at 12, after seeing reports in the New York Times that the case count had jumped to 40. Indeed, The Mendocino Voice has also received reader questions about the number, but we have confirmed with the County of Mendocino that the 40 case figure is erroneous and that the case count remains 12.
The County of Mendocino issued this brief statement:
The New York Times COVID-19 Map tracker reporting Mendocino County has 40 cases is incorrect. Mendocino County has contacted the New York Times requesting the number be changed to accurate reflect the correct number of cases. The County of Mendocino has of 12 COVID-19 cases, 11 cases have recovered and 1 case is in isolation. For more information regarding cases in Mendocino County please visit www.mendocinocounty.org.
County of Mendocino
The error appeared in their COVID-19 tracker map. Staff at the New York Times stated that they were not aware of how the mistake had been made and that they were looking into it.
A screen shot of the New York Times' erroneous figure on their COVID-19 tracker map
Here is the County of Mendocino's COVID-19 dashboard graphic:
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3 thoughts on "Number of COVID cases in Mendocino Co. static at 12; national press misreports number"
Tom Minch on May 9, 2020 at 4:51 PM said:
Noticed the bump in Mendo #s, the through some miracle, 28 cases cured themselves, and the NUT wonders why people distrust their reporting.
Tammie Spence on May 13, 2020 at 2:08 PM said:
I am not surprised that the New York Times get it wrong. Thank you Mendo Voice for being on top of the truth!!!
Nod on May 13, 2020 at 8:40 PM said:
Im sure the numbers are wrong everywhere seems like they are padding the numbers to make it look bigger than it is to justify closing the economy.
PG&E helicopters conducting natural gas patrols Humboldt and Mendocino today
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The Order cited that a number of aliens, or foreign visitors, who have temporary permission to stay in Thailand have overstayed beyond their permitted date, thus placing the safety of people and national's security at risk.
Therefore, a re-entry ban will be imposed on foreign visitors who violate the Immigration Act: B.E.2522 by overstaying in Thailand.
Overstaying more than 90 days to one year, the re-entry ban is one year.
Overstaying between 1 – 3 years, the re-entry ban is three years.
Overstaying between 3 – 5 years, the re-entry ban is five years.
Overstaying more than five years, the re-entry ban is 10 years.
Foreign visitors who are apprehended by the authorities for overstaying less than one year will be barred from re-entering Thailand for five years. For those overstaying more than one year, the re-entry ban is 10 years.
The rules of overstay does not apply to foreign visitors who depart Thailand before the age of 18, and those who leave the kingdom before this Order comes into effective on 20 March, 2016.


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Collects Extermination #1-5 and the Extermination stinger pages.
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An exhibition of photographs by Paula McCartney and Lex Thompson titled The Explorers Club is currently on display in the Schaefer Gallery on the campus of Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter. With support from the Johnson Endowment for the Arts and the Gustavus Artist Series, the collection will be on display through December 8 with hours from 8:00 a.m – 5:00 p.m. daily. An artist lecture will be presented on Tuesday, November 5 at 10:30 a.m. followed by a reception in the gallery at noon. The lecture, reception and exhibition are open to the public.
The Explorers Club, named after the New York organization founded in 1904 to promote scientific expeditions and research, brings together the work of photographers Paula McCartney and Lex Thompson, each investigating environmentally polar opposites, from ice and snow to tropical islands. Utilizing different means of investigation, each artist asks the viewer to reconsider the way in which they perceive the photographic image in relation to the subjects it portrays.
Paula McCartney's images in A Field Guide to Snow and Ice illustrate her interpretation of the idea of winter. After moving from San Francisco to Minneapolis, she decided to explore the snowy landscape, however, at times without being out in the cold. She now sees winter everywhere, in every environment, in every season and categorizes it by pattern, shape, and line rather than merely by substance. This guide includes images of snowfalls and wildflowers, frozen waterfalls and stalagmites, snowdrifts and piles of gypsum sand, as well as other icy forms in order to explore and reinterpret natural structures and the way they can reference multiple ideas on both micro and macro levels. Elements are abstracted from the vast landscape to illustrate the winter of her imagination. The ambiguity of scale and substance helps the subjects transcend their source. With less, there becomes more.
Lex Thompson's series of color photographs, Mahalo, is titled after the Hawaiian word for "gratitude," one of the few Hawaiian words that tourists learn, and subsequently overuse. It was added to the Hawaiian language only after early visitors noted the generosity of the native people despite their lack of a word for gratitude. This series explores the collisions that occur within the modest perimeter of these socially, ethnically, religiously, and environmentally diverse islands. The body of work is composed of photographs made on five different islands, images made from television and cinema depictions of Hawaii, photographs of collected artifacts, and drawings of photographs that he wished he had made but failed. The images create a portrait of Hawaii that both reinforces and subverts the prevalent image of the islands perpetuated by Blue Hawaii, Magnum P.I. and Fantasy Island. Film and television create a mythic Hawaii in our popular imagination that is distant from reality—a distance that is just as difficult to traverse as the Pacific Ocean was to settlers and colonists. The breadth of images in the series collapses the distance of the Pacific Ocean and the idealization of media portrayal of the Hawaiian Islands.
The Explorers Club exhibition will be open for viewing through December 8 in Schaefer Gallery with an artist lecture and reception at 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, November 5. Schaefer Gallery is open daily form 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. and is open to the public at no charge.


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Ultimate Live is a DVD by Pulp featuring two concerts, one from 1995 and the other one from 1998. Both concerts had been previously released separately on VHS.

Track listing

F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.I.V.E
Recorded at the Brixton Academy, London - 21 December 1995
"Do You Remember the First Time?"
"Monday Morning"
"Pencil Skirt"
"I Spy"
"Sorted for E's & Wizz"
"Something Changed"
"Live Bed Show"
"Acrylic Afternoons"
"Babies"
"Disco 2000"
"Mis-Shapes"
"F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E"
"Underwear"
"Common People"

The Park Is Mine
Recorded at Finsbury Park, London - 25 July 1998
"The Fear" [The Complete and Utter Breakdown Version]
"Do You Remember The First Time?"
"Dishes"
"Seductive Barry"
"Sorted for E's & Wizz"
"TV Movie"
"A Little Soul"
"Party Hard"
"Help The Aged"
"Sylvia"
"This Is Hardcore"
"Glory Days"
"Common People"
"Laughing Boy"
"Something Changed"

Notes
The F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.I.V.E section of the DVD suffers from a manufacturing flaw.  The playback of the entire concert is noticeably slower than the original VHS release, affecting the pitch of the songs and making the band sometimes sound out of key.
The song "I'm a Man" was performed at the Finsbury Park concert (between "Do You Remember The First Time?" and "Dishes"), but was edited out of the footage at Jarvis Cocker's request, as he didn't feel it was 'up to scratch'.

Sources
AcrylicAfternoons
"Truth and Beauty : the story of Pulp" by Mark Sturdy (Omnibus Press)

Pulp (band) video albums
2005 video albums


Our conversations on Vent are immature, but they're not downright nasty.
Core (with exceptions) have gone beyond immature; they're just absolute morons.
NO OFFENCE. But why are 'young people' trying to, and trying to force everyone to be so 'MATURE'. You're only young once, so why the hell waste you're prime trying to be an adult. What you will be left with, is a bunch of 40 year olds, still playing online FPS games, trying to be a kid again. Get over yourself, im sorry, but seriously.
note that im nolonger with them in the cod4 side of things aswell because of this immaturity..


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Jimmy Carl Black
Post subject: Jimmy Carl Black
Once upon a time, way back a long time ago when zappa.com consisted of nothing more elaborate than infrequently answered FAQs, Dances enquired about Jimmy Carl Black's medical problems. Well, after battling leukemia for seven years, he now has inoperable lung cancer. He leaves hospital in Germany on Monday (1 September) to undergo chemotherapy as an out patient. To help Jimmy pay his mounting medical bills, there's a special limited edition CD (Stick Man For Ever!) and some nifty apparel and other stuff available to buy here: http://www.cafepress.com/jimmycarlblack. Please do what you can to help a dear old Mother.
calvin2hikers
I'll be getting mine. Get well soon, Jimmy.
All the best to Jimmy Carl Black..met him three times and he was always generous with his time and conversation. Stay strong Kola.
absolutelyfree16
I really hope you beat this, Jimmy. I'll be thinking of you.
zootallurs
Jimmy Carl Black passed away this weekend. He was 70.
http://www.rollingstone.com/rockdaily/i ... ead-at-70/
NewJPage
Post subject: damn...
just saw that article myself...and i just saw him about a year ago!!!! a damn shame...
I would love to get one of the steins on the cafepress site. Too bad I will be moving soon or I would. I have too much junk as it is.
sabrinaIII wrote:
Are you sure you wouldn't rather be the first one on your block to have one of those genuine, accept no substitutes, Jimmy Carl Black thongs?
That would be a lot easier to fold up and take with me! he he he he
Post subject: Re: Jimmy Carl Black
Received: February the 6th, 2018
80th Anniversary News Letter – Jimmy Carl Black
Just a reminder to all Jimmy's fans: Feb 1st 2018 marks the 80th anniversary of Jimmy's birth in El Paso Texas.
In 2013, Tom Black revamped Jimmy's website, giving it a new look to reflect Jimmy's passing.
As we worked through the materials and resources Jimmy left behind, pages have been added to the website.
* "For Mother's Sake" - Jimmy's Memoirs, published posthumously on Nov 1st 2013, honoring Jimmy's last wish, first in paperback and then as an e-book.
* "Uncle Jimmy's Little Online Record Store" - reopened for fans and visitors at discounted prices, CD, DVD and Vinyl sales help keep the website going.
* "Where's the Beer and when do we get paid?" - filmed in Germany in 2008, first shown in 2012, the movie reflects on the life of a modern day troubadour.
* Photo Galleries: of Jimmy's prodigious output of sculptures; of Jimmy's prodigious output of music; of concert posters collected by Jimmy.
* Comprehensive but still incomplete lists of where and with whom Jimmy gigged down the years.
* Recollections of times with Jimmy by other musicians. You must read the Buddy Owen saga, recalled by Jimmy in his book but further elaborated on by Dennis Young.
* Long lists of links - you can still see Jimmy 'out there' in the Cloud - still talking, singing, playing and dancing.
But there's more to be done:
We started Inkanish Publications in 2012 to consolidate and release Jimmy's artistic output to the public again: to fulfil his last wish; to honour his memory; because of his importance to the history of rock music.
Jimmy's trove of live and studio recordings has still to be processed, including analogue & digital music & video reaching back to the 1970s. This is a very big job. It's going to be costly and time-consuming work. Any ideas, other than trash the lot?
The website isn't much visited these days, except by machines trying to leave unwanted ads. Jimmy's fan-base is 10 years older and maybe smaller.
If you received this newsletter as an email, it is because you subscribed to the newsletter or because you have been in correspondence with jimmycarlblack.com at some time. Could you do one or two things for us:
1. If you would like to stay subscribed or in correspondence with jimmycarlblack.com, please forward this email back to us as a "got you" email. Jimmy's subscriber fan-base is 10 years older now and may be smaller. Email addresses may have changed. We would like to update the Subscriber list so as not to send unwanted emails in future.
[If you would like to become a subscriber, please use the Subscribe button on the Home page]
2. There is a short one-minute slide-show running in celebration of the 80th anniversary of Jimmy's birth. Could you take a look at the website yourself? - You might like to promote the website for us via your friends? Or you might not! Comments would be welcome, even negative ones politely stated.
We thank you anyway.
Julian Smith,
PP: Moni Black; Tom Black
http://www.jimmycarlblack.com


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Your computer must be properly patched and updated. Recent updates allow your Data to be more secured.
Laptops are portable so there is a higher risk that they can be stolen. As a consequence, it is important to take more security measures in order to protect all laptops. A simple solution is to encrypt them. In doing so, without the right password, your computer's Data is unreadable.
Mobile phones are even more easily stolen than laptops but they are as valuable for companies. Equally to laptops, phones can be encrypted- you can put a strong password and enable an automatic lock-out. You can also set up a wiping process if the phone is lost or stolen.
Data, Software, technologies, everything is moving so fast. Keep track of them, keep in touch with news to see what is new on the market.
Downloading apps or files, opening emails and clicking on links can infect your computer and your network. Be careful with the sources you find online or you receive. Take every "warning box" seriously.
Prevention is the best way to keep your Data safe. Warned employees will always be more attentive.


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Heiner Hans Menninger auch Heiner Menninger (* 7. Januar 1942 in Innsbruck; † 2. April 2020 in Agatharied) war ein deutscher Rheumatologe und Hochschullehrer.

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Nach dem Abitur 1961 in Bonn studierte er an der Rheinischen Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität in Bonn Medizin. Nach dem Physikum studierte er an der Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in München und bestand dort am 26. Juni 1967 das Staatsexamen. Im gleichen Jahr promovierte er und legte auch das amerikanische Staatsexamen (United States Medical Licensing Examination) ab.

Nach seiner Assistentenzeit begann er seine wissenschaftliche Tätigkeit 1970 am District of Columbia General Hospital in Washington D.C. und ab 1971 am Montefiore Hospital and Medical Center, Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York City.

1972 arbeitete er als wissenschaftlicher Assistent am Universitätsklinikum in Bonn und von 1973 bis 1976 am Universitätsspital in Zürich.

Von 1976 bis 1984 war Menninger zunächst als Assistent und später als Oberarzt am Zentrum für Innere Medizin und Dermatologie der Medizinischen Hochschule in Hannover unter der Leitung von Fritz Hartmann tätig. Er erhielt in dieser Zeit die Anerkennung als Facharzt für Innere Medizin und die Schwerpunktanerkennung für Rheumatologie. Er habilitierte sich dort auch mit einer Arbeit zum Thema "Immunhistologischer Nachweis der Elastase an der Knorpel-Pannus-Grenze".

Von Januar bis September 1984 war er Gründungschefarzt der Abteilung Rheumatologie am Bundesknappschafttskrankenhaus Püttlingen. Von November 1984 bis April 2005 leitete er als Chefarzt die I. Medizinische Klinik am Rheumazentrum Bad Abbach. 1989 wurde er zum außerplanmäßigen Professor ernannt.

Heiner Hans Menninger starb am 2. April 2020 im Alter von 78 Jahren an den Folgen einer COVID-19-Pneumonie. Er hinterließ vier erwachsene Kinder, sechs Enkel und seine Lebenspartnerin.

Privatleben
Heiner Hans Menninger war mit Rita Menninger verheiratet, welche im Mai 2010 verstarb.

Menningers Interesse galt seit seiner Schulzeit der Malerei. In den späten neunziger Jahren bildete er sich nebenberuflich in der Aquarellmalerei aus und besuchte Meisterkurse u. a. bei Gerhard Almbauer, Edith Thurnherr, Simon Fletcher oder Bernhard Vogel. Seine Arbeiten, die nach Anregungen auf seinen häufigen Kunstreisen entstanden, waren in zahlreichen nationalen und internationalen Ausstellungen zu sehen.

Zu Studentenzeiten sang er im Münchener Bach-Chor unter Karl Richter, zuletzt in der Regensburger Kantorei.

Er war von 1999 bis 2008 Leiter des Kulturforums Regensburg-Kumpfmühl in der Pfarrei St. Wolfgang und engagierte sich in diesem Ehrenamt besonders für die Ökumene und den Lebensschutz.

Veröffentlichungen (Auswahl)
 Einfluß der extrazellulären Kaliumkonzentration auf Ruhepotential: Schwellenreizstromstärke und Zeitkonstante. Doktorarbeit. 1967. Universität München.
 Die Rolle lysosomaler Proteasen bei der rheumatisch-entzündlichen Gelenkdestruktion: pathogenetische und therapeutische Aspekte der chronischen Polyarthritis. Habilitationsschrift. Medizinische Hochschule Hannover, 1980.
 Basistherapeutische Kombinationstherapie bei chronischer Polyarthritis: Ein Überblick. In: Zeitschrift für Rheumatologie. Band 57, 1998, S. 25–30.
 mit A. Stiegler und D. Wessinghage: Die Bedeutung von Abriebpartikeln aus Knochen und Knorpel bei der chronischen Polyarthritis. In: W. Mohr, K. H. Emmert (Hrsg.): Gelenkzerstörung bei entzündlichen rheumatischen Erkrankungen. Steinkopff Verlag, Darmstadt 1990, ISBN 978-3-642-72451-0, S. 123–130.
 Kombinationstherapie der rheumatoiden Arthritis mit Gold. In: Zeitschrift für Rheumatologie. Band 60, 2001, S. 184–186.

Auszeichnung
 1980 gemeinsam mit Winfried Mohr: Carol Nachman-Preis für Rheumatologie der Stadt Wiesbaden. Titel der ausgezeichneten Arbeit: Nachweis neutrophiler Granulozyten und Elastase an der Knorpel-Pannus-Grenze.

Einzelnachweise

Rheumatologe
Mediziner (20. Jahrhundert)
Mediziner (21. Jahrhundert)
Deutscher
Geboren 1942
Gestorben 2020
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Peak times on ScotRail
Discussion in 'Fares Advice & Policy' started by 90019, 23 Sep 2009.
23 Sep 2009 #1
90019 Established Member
Edinburgh/Leeds
I've been trying to find out what times are considered peak times on trains leaving Edinburgh Waverley. But the only info I can find is that after 9.15am is considered off peak.
glynn80 Established Member
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Scotrail don't restrict cyclists during any period and cycles are welcome on any Scotrail service.
However some routes are very popular with cyclists and therefore they have introduced mandatory reservations requirements (at all times of the day) on the following routes:
1. Glasgow and Edinburgh to Aberdeen.
2. Glasgow and Edinburgh to Inverness.
3. Aberdeen to Inverness.
4. Glasgow to Oban, Fort William and Mallaig.
5. Inverness to Kyle of Lochalsh, Wick and Thurso.
6. Newcastle and Glasgow to Stranraer.
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i didn't mention bikes :?
I'm just trying to find out if an off-peak ticket is valid on the Fife circle loco hauled train, which leaves Waverley at 17:08 on weekdays.
I have just reread your post and have no idea where I got bikes from either!!
As far as I can tell, all Off Peak Day Return tickets on the Fife Circle do have evening peak restrictions as follows:
FRPP said:
Passengers MAY NOT JOIN at Edinburgh or Haymarket Mondays to Fridays any service departing between 1645 and 1807 nor the 1830 (NXEC) service from Edinburgh to Aberdeen
So the 1708 Fife Circle 67 would be included in that evening peak restriction and therefore you will have to purchase an SDR.
If you are trying to keep costs low, you may wish to use a technique previously discussed in another thread (http://railforums.co.uk/showthread.php?t=24760&highlight=rosyth) regarding the route and that is purchasing a return ticket to the first stop on the Fife Circle, Rosyth. You would travel on a direct train on your outward portion to Rosyth and then would immediately switch to your return portion once leaving Rosyth and then would be travelling on a direct train to Edinburgh (direct trains are always valid as stated in the National Rail Conditions of Carriage).
I spent a few minutes rereading it myself wondering what I'd said that had made you think of that
Yeah, I'm thinking about doing that


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Contamination of groundwater by petroleum fuels (i.e., petrol, diesel, heating oil) can harm human health and the environment. To help reduce the potential harmful impacts, the petroleum fuels, which are light nonaqueous phase liquids (LNAPL), are pumped from wells to the surface for disposal or reuse. This is commonly referred to as petroleum fuel or LNAPL recovery. Initially, LNAPL recovery from wells is likely to be effective. With time, the rate of LNAPL recovery will decrease and may become impractical, reaching an endpoint for the technology, even though there may be some LNAPL remaining in wells. The design of cost-effective LNAPLl recovery activities depends on assessing the subsurface LNAPL volume and the LNAPL migration rate toward recovery wells. Additionally, assessing the immobile LNAPL volume entrapped by water and the LNAPL volume that is relatively immobile above the water table (i.e., residual) are important for evaluating risk assessment. To help bring science to practice for petroleum fuel remediation, a model was developed to account for elevation-dependent free, residual, and entrapped LNAPL above and below the water-saturated zone when predicting subsurface LNAPL specific volume (fluid volume per unit area) and transmissivity from current and historic fluid levels in wells. Physically-based free, residual, and entrapped LNAPL saturation distributions and LNAPL relative permeabilities are integrated over a vertical slice of the subsurface to yield the LNAPL specific volumes and transmissivity, respectively. The model accounts for effects of fluctuating water tables. The presentation includes a theoretical basis for the model and hypothetical predictions for different porous media, fluid levels in wells, and historic water-table fluctuations. It is shown the elevation range from the LNAPL-water interface in a well to the upper elevation in the subsurface where the free LNAPL saturation approaches zero is the same for a given LNAPL thickness in a well regardless of porous media type. Further, the LNAPL transmissivity is largely dependent on current fluid levels in wells and not historic levels. Results from the model can aid developing successful LNAPL remediation strategies and improving the design and operation of remedial activities. Results of the model also can aid in accessing the LNAPL recovery technology endpoint, based on the predicted transmissivity.


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Mennonite Theology and War: Kaufman and Yoder
July 31, 2011 July 31, 2011 ~ Ted Grimsrud
Ted Grimsrud—July 31, 2011
With Gordon Kaufman's passing, an era in the Mennonite world is nearing an end. Kaufman, like his contemporaries, was decisively shaped by his personal experience with World War II and its immediate aftermath. (The era isn't quite over given the still-productive pen of the remarkable Norman Kraus, an exact contemporary of Kaufman's and John Howard Yoder's—here's Norman's most recent book.)
In an interview given near the end of his life, Kaufman talked briefly about how as a young adult he was planning to pursue a career in mathematics. Then he was drafted in the midst of World War II and chose to be a conscientious objector. He served for several years in Civilian Public Service in lieu of entering the military. By war's end, he had redirected his aspirations.
John Howard Yoder, the other Mennonite theological giant of the 20th century, also had his life's aspirations redirected by World War II-based service. Yoder, who was a couple years younger than Kaufman and thus not liable to the draft during the war, went to war-devastated Western Europe on a service assignment shortly after the end of the war, an assignment that determined his educational and vocational pursuits.
With all their differences, Kaufman and Yoder shared something quite profound. They both obviously were brilliant and ambitious young men who had multiple options for career paths. Both also were deeply committed Mennonites. Contrary to the stereotype of Mennonites as withdrawn, "sectarian," and purity-focused, both of these two extraordinarily gifted people decided to devote their lives to grappling with the world's most complicated and relevant issue: how to live humanely in a war-devastated environment still in thrall to the myth of redemptive violence.In both cases, the discipline that seemed best suited for this kind of ethics-driven agenda was theology. Because Kaufman and Yoder chose quite different theological approaches to carry their social concerns, they attracted quite different audiences. Each one, though, has had significant influence in their disciplinary realms of theology and Christian social ethics.
Gary Dorrien, the chronicler of American theological scholarship, devotes a major section to Kaufman in his history of liberal Christian theology in North American in the second half of the 20th century (The Making of American Liberal Theology: Crisis, Irony, and Postmodernity: 1950-2005 ) . And he devotes a major section to Yoder in his history of American Christian social ethics (Social Ethics in the Making: Interpreting an American Tradition ). In both cases, Dorrien makes clear how central peace concerns were to each of these Mennonite scholars.
As one who has read with avid interest most of what Kaufman and Yoder published, I am convinced that their common ground as peace theologians significantly outweighs the differences in their respective approaches to theology. They sought the same basic goal and, I am suggesting here, set off on their journeys for almost exactly the same reasons.
Both men experienced close up the failure of Western "civilization." They both recognized that the standard account that saw the massive violence of World War II as necessary for human flourishing had things almost exactly backwards. They both believed that while Western Christendom was directly complicit both in the breakdown of the peace and in the on-going valorizing of violence, it is also the Christian tradition that provides us with crucial resources in our quest to break this spiral of destructiveness.
So, I believe strongly that our future work in peace theology should draw heavily on the thought of both Kaufman and Yoder, rather than pitting them against each other. Yoder took the inside-the-church route, drawing most heavily on the biblical stories and Anabaptist experiences. Kaufman took the outside-the-church route, drawing most heavily on modern science and philosophy. Yoder was Jesus-centered and, while he did do some important work on Jewish-Christian connections, spoke as a Christian to Christians. Kaufman was much more involved in inter-faith conversations and sought to write in a way that did not presuppose any particular religious commitment from his readers.
And these differences should not be minimized. The differences in method and audience means there are quite substantive differences all the way down between the two thinkers. It's not accidental that outside of Mennonite circles, there seem to be very few people who utilize both Kaufman and Yoder's work (I imagine if one scanned indices and bibliographies of books that deal substantively with one of these thinkers, you would find precious few references to the other thinker).
However, what Kaufman and Yoder have in common links them closely together in the same broad project—the on-going task all people of good will have to find ways to challenge our societies' trust in violence and to find ways to bring people together in humane and healing ways.
In fact, if we think of Kaufman and Yoder both as major resources for this broad project, we might rejoice at the reality that they traveled such different paths in their work. There is certainly little that is redundant in relation to the other thinker in their writings!
I also believe that recognizing the centrality of peace to each one's work, stimulated by their direct encounters with the massive violence of World War II, is of utmost importance in shaping the legacy of each one's work.
Unfortunately, many of those who interact with Yoder (while no one could possibly deny his pacifism) seem most interested in a Yoder without the Bible and without the Anabaptists. Earl Zimmerman's excellent book of Yoder (Practicing the Politics of Jesus: The Origin and Significance of John Howard Yoder's Social Ethics ) helps us a great deal in understanding just how central Yoder's concern with overcoming the curse of war, and especially World War II, was to everything he did. It was because of this concern that Yoder turned to recovering the biblical message of Jesus with such passion—and nothing about his work can be properly understood without keeping this passion about the Bible and peace front and center.
I'm not as familiar with responses to Kaufman's work, but I get the sense that for many, it is his reflections on how modern science challenges traditional understandings of God and similar themes that are seen as most interesting. This is probably appropriate, except when the discussion fails to note why Kaufman pursued this line of inquiry. His masterwork, In Face of Mystery: A Constructive Theology, makes it quite clear that this inquiry is all in service of the quest for "humanization" (human flourishing, authentic peace)—and that the definitive Christian symbol for the shape of this humanization is Christ (not the "Christ" of dogma but the life, teaching, and community of Jesus of Nazareth).
Yoder's own all-too-brief comment that the way of Jesus "goes with the grain of the universe" provides a glimmer of common ground with Kaufman's extensive work with modern science and philosophy in constructing his humanizing theology. Kaufman's own reflections on Christ as the central symbol for Christian theology that would be humanizing and clarity that this symbol for him links with the Jesus of the gospels more than the Christ of the creeds provides some common ground with Yoder's own Jesus-centered theologizing.
I also think each one provides some important correctives to possible extremes in the other's work. For example, Yoder can challenge Kaufman's tendencies to give science perhaps a bit too much authority and to give short shrift to the centrality of cultivating communities of resistance. And Kaufman can challenge Yoder's tendencies to accept too uncritically elements of the biblical tradition's portrayal of God (e.g., as a warrior) and to use insider language in reflecting on the issue of how the "church" relates to the "world."
Most of all, though, I believe both Kaufman and Yoder stand as exemplary theologians, best read as complementing each other, and each in his own way providing essential guidance for our on-going efforts at constructing peace theologies. Of course, both would very much agree that theology should be done in the present. We learn from our theological forebears, but our main theological task is to develop our own current responses to the issues of our day. Kaufman and Yoder both wrote refreshingly free from the all-too-common tendency among theologians to write theology about theology. These two great Mennonite theologians both were attentive to the tradition, but their focus was on the present, on applying the message of Jesus to the real world. For both of them, theology was inextricably linked with ethics, theology was concrete and meant to be lived.
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