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Q: What is the name of the Salesforce mascot that looks like a leopard/cat version of Astro? This is totally a non-technical question. But I'm trying to search more about this mascot. I've seen it as a small icon on the Trailblazer Community I think, where your profile picture would go if you were logged in.
The mascot looks like a female version of Astro (the boy with racoon outfit), but the costume is different, it looks more like a leopard/cat, and she uses glasses.

A: That would be Appy. Below is a link to all the mascots.
https://www.salesforce.com/blog/2017/07/meet-trailhead-characters.html

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Interview with Lizzy Siebenhofer and Patricia Gschier (Adiant)
Posted by Benedetta Baldin | Nov 15, 2021 | Interviews | 0 |
Here at FemMetal, not only do we support artists and bands that have a long history of releases, but new bands as well. In fact, I have to admit that those are my favourite to interview. And we had the luck and pleasure to interview the lead singer and guitarist of Adiant, a symphonic melodic death metal band from a country that I've recently visited, Austria.
Hello Lizzy, hello Patricia! How are you doing?
Thank you the weather is getting cold again but besides that, I'm doing good. 🙂
Can you share with us how Adiant was formed?
In Summer 2019, I decided I wanted to play in a band again. Since nearly none of my friends were playing an instrument, I looked up on the internet. I found an insertion that they (at this time Patricia, Mex and former guitarist Thomas) were still looking for a bass player for their new band project. So I wrote to them. We met up and played our first 2 songs. We searched for a lead guitar player and found Rene. Later Thomas left us and again we searched for a guitar player. At this time, Felix joined the band as 2nd singer. Since he was also a bass player, we decided that I switch to guitar. Our lineup was finally complete after nearly 1 year.
That is great! This pandemic has revolutionized our lives and our habits. Was it complicated to create art in these times?
For the band, it wasn't complicated at all to create music. We all practised a lot. My brother wrote three songs during the first lockdown in Austria, and I did our album cover while I got ill with Covid-19. I don't know if our upcoming album would be the same without the pandemic. We even wrote a song about it; it's not hard to guess which one.
If you had to describe "Adiant" to someone who doesn't know anything about you, how would you do it?
I would describe it as melodic metal with strong classical female vocals combined with death metal vocals.
I'm so excited and can't wait to hear "Killing Dreams". Is the outcome what you were expecting?
No, I didn't even expect we would record an album so early, but I really like the outcome, and I hope you will like it too 🙂
The world of music is still unfortunately dominated by males. Were you a witness or a victim of a sexual discrimination? How did it happen?
Most women and men have experienced sexual discrimination. It's a serious matter, and I've found myself in a few situations where I felt helpless and angry. But these situations didn't have anything to do with music. Most musicians I've met, especially those who play metal music, are very kind and open-minded people. It's a pity that sexual discrimination still has a place in our society. The subject concerns me a lot; that's why the lyrics of "Hiding Place" and "Give us a Voice" are about sexual abuse and discrimination. This topic is still present and cannot be ignored. I've always wished that people wouldn't look away when they see that someone experiences those things, but they do. Nobody should have to put up with something like that.
I never felt discriminated yet, but I saw and experienced sexual harassment by myself a few times.
How do you feel the Internet has impacted the music business?
It has its pros and cons. I think it's good that artists can reach many fans around the world and share their music and upcoming lives hows; while it is bad that it has become even harder to earn some pocket money as underground musicians due to music streaming companies and piracy.
I'd like to play a game with you. Would you rather….fight 100 duck-sized horses or one horse-sized duck?
I'm a huge fan of ducks and I can't imagine that one of them would be so rude and try to fight me. As for the horses, I don't want to imagine that scenario. Lizzy, what do you say?
100 duck sized horses all the way!
…. be blind but be able to hear any kind of sound or be deaf and see even invisible things?
Being blind; I'm not sure I want to see invisible things, especially in the air of Graz.
… have a time machine to travel in the past or in the future?
As for the band, I think it's great where we are now. We are very happy that our album will be released soon and we are looking forward to playing concerts, writing songs and making music together.
Thank you so much for taking the time for this interview! Would you like to add anything to FemMetal readers?
Thank you for the interview, we hope you had fun reading it and that you are enjoying our music.
Thank you and have fun listening to our first album. 😉
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Hi! My name is Benedetta, I'm 29 and I live in Northern Italy. My passion has always been music: I started taking guitar lessons when I was 6. Now I work as a sales representative, but in my free time I interview talented people, I spread the word about my favorite band (MoonSun), and I go to concerts or travel around Europe. I am a huge collector of anything Tolkien-related, autographs, merchandise, and CDs. I am quite an original person and don't mind being the voice outside of the choir (even though I play in the church's choir!).
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Very excited about our participation in this new Isaloni Moscow issue. During this fair, we are displaying many novelties. The Kubus library, a new Agora desk; and also the new COLLAGE Collection, designed by DSIGNIO.


Letterman, look out. Retirement Income Journal offers its own list of the year's highlights in the retirement income industry (or in one person's small corner of it).
Here's one observer's somewhat disappointed reaction to the special section on Retirement Income Planning in the December 2010 issue of the Journal of Financial Planning.
Which caused the financial crisis? A minority report from the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission and a forthcoming book from economists at NYU try to explain.
A new white paper from Wolters Kluwer Law & Business details the elements of the law.
The payroll tax holiday alone is estimated to inject $120 billion into the economy in 2011.
Plan sponsors are required to provide participants with information about all of their plans' investment options in a single chart or similar format, said SPARK general counsel Larry Goldbrum.
After Iowa advisor Curtis Cloke wrote to RIJ about our article, "Singing from the Fee-Only Song Book" (November 17, 2010), advisor Glenn Daily commented on Cloke's letter. Cloke sent this letter in rebuttal of Daily's comment.
The move follows concern that the long running bull market in bonds is in bubble territory and that inflation and economic growth will damage future returns, according to a report in IPE.com.


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Recently I saw the film, 'Words and Pictures', starring Clive Owens and Juliette Binoche. The film portrayed an English prep school teacher who loved the art of words as much as his friend, another teacher, loved the art of paintings. To the painter her work was art and she said, "A picture is worth a thousand words." Which wasn't her quote but was attributed to Frederick R. Barnard. To the art teacher's surprise, the English teacher made a compelling case among his students on why words were better than paintings.
To defend his belief, I will use an analogy for demonstration purposes. A painting can clearly show what a person looks like and what they are doing or wearing, at that precise time in history. Some may even agree that you can guess what the person is thinking or feeling from a painting by the shape of their lips or the smile on their face. In writing, the author can add so much more to the idea of the observer, such as what he/she ate that morning or where they were before or after that time in history. A writer can describe their actual feelings on paper and what brought them to feel that sense of pleasure or fear. A writer can then go on to describe what made them happy or sad; what circumstance made them feel that way.
A writer loves it when their words are able to describe something so precisely that the reader is pulled in to their work of art. Whether it is a poem, short story or a beginning of something much larger, the art of writing itself can help the reader escape into a place that calms the mind or relaxes their tired muscles as they read word after word. As they begin reading they can be lying at the beach on a warm sunny day with the wind blowing their hair, as the spray of ocean water mist hits their feet, just as they see sea gulls flying overhead.


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Voter approval no longer needed for Del Mar downtown development plans
By Michael J. WIlliams
July 3, 2018 4:40 AM PT
Del Mar's Measure B is dead.
The City Council's five members unanimously agreed Monday, July 2, to bury the long-standing requirement that major development plans in the city's central commercial corridor must receive voter approval.
The council's action stems from a state appellate court decision invalidating an ordinance enacted by Malibu city officials in 2014. That regulation essentially was modeled on Del Mar's Measure B.
"The upshot of this decision," Del Mar Assistant City Attorney Barry Schultz told the council, "is that it leads to Measure B being unenforceable."
The appeals court decided the governing board of a jurisdiction, which is the city council in a municipal agency, is the appropriate legal entity to approve a specific plan, not the electorate. Such plans detail the uses, configurations and parameters for larger developments.
According to the Malibu decision, voters can cast ballots deciding general policy directions, but cannot assume the power assigned by state law to a city council to approve or reject a specific project.
For 32 years, investors hoping to hit the jackpot by building on high-priced properties lining Camino Del Mar, as the city's segment of the coastal highway is known, have had to confront the measure.
Since the measure was enacted, the most notable developments constructed based on Measure B approval are the Del Mar Plaza and L'Auberge Del Mar.
The plaza is an upscale multi-storied shopping center erected on the northeast corner of Camino Del Mar and 15th Street. L'Auberge is a high-end hotel, with related uses, opposite the plaza on the northwest corner.
Another proposal dubbed Garden Del Mar won voter approval in 2008, but has since undergone a redesign. Based on the Malibu court ruling, the new specific plan will not have to be submitted to a public vote.
A couple of speakers at Monday's meeting in the city's newly opened civic center complained that the staff and council had lagged in responding to the court ruling, which surfaced last year.
Resident Greg Rothnem said investors may have lost opportunities to pursue projects in the interim.
"There's a chilling effect to Measure B. ... There's no question about it," Rothnem said. "People, when they look at investment in Del Mar, consider various factors, and one of these is Measure B."
Schultz, however, said the city was being thorough in trying to understand the effects of the ruling and possible options for responding.
While council members directed their staff to come up with a resolution rescinding Measure B, they urged leniency in regard to future specific plan changes sought by representatives of the plaza and hotel since those plans were approved under different rules.
"We need to make this simple for us and simple for them," Councilman Dave Druker said.


Yes the 1w tx is powered by handset, i have always do that, never have any problems.
hi João, i would like to knwow if you have a wiring diagram for the 9xr pro please? i have made some test with a new lm4861 and i can hear more sound but not as expected and with poor quality. i have the same thing with lm386 and ns4150.
hi mike i saw last week end that Alt and gAlt on the handset are not in meters but decimeters with mavlink.
my RTL mode is set to stand at 100 meters and there was 1000 on the screen.
After some search i found that the rssi on OSD come from RC_CHANNELS_RAW (#35). I found this in the minimosd code.
This is what i've found mike. i'm surprised that there is no message received from 109 and 166.
hi mike i would like to know if it's possible to take a look at the code source of the last ersky9xProvR219v. I would like to learn how the code is made and watch the difference between openlrsng mavlink code and ersky9x mavlink code.
hi mike, still no rssi with the "MavLink RSSI processing test only" firmware. i can see rssi on MP connected by bluetooth but not on handset.
Nice tool i think i saw it on banggood isn't it?
I have checked wat mike said and i have a signal out of pin 5 of U6 and also on pin 4 of U5. So my amp is fried. I think i will put a better one. i have a lm4861m amp at home i think i can use it.
I will check after lunch what mike says. If the amp is completly fryed i will put a new one.
I will DiM with another amp if you know one that can fit in. i'm pretty good with soldering iron. Or maybe you can show me what you have done with your handset?
i find 0V on shutdown pin. i think i will replace the amp do you know any other amp that i can replace?
thanks i found the datasheet but don't know if the shutdown pin is to high or low level.
Thanks João. I made a search on Google to find the amp that is on pcb but without succes. So if you have a datasheet maybe it would be help.


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Attack on the Iranian community in Paris was approved by Khamenei, Rouhani and Zarif
Iranian opposition welcomes German court's decision to extradite Assadi
Insists the need to close embassies and evict mullahs' spies
German Court issues order to extradite Assadi
The state Supreme Court in Bamberg, Germany, agreed to extradition of the clerical regime's diplomat Assadollah Assadi to Belgium. The court's statement reiterated: "All extradition conditions have been met and there are no barriers to extradition." The accused cannot "invoke diplomatic immunity" and "the continuation of the extradition proceedings is the responsibility of the general prosecutor in Bamberg."
As such, the intensive efforts of the religious and terrorist dictatorship ruling Iran to abscond the terrorist diplomat who planned and organized the bombing at the great Iranian gathering in Paris on June 30 failed. Since the arrest of Assadi in Germany on July 1, 2018, the mullahs have been trying their best with threatening, intimidation and pressure on European countries to bring him back to Austria and make him escape justice. Assadollah Assadi has been involved in assassination, spying and murder over the past three decades, and the PMOI has revealed his criminal and terrorist record in Iraq since 10 years ago.
The decision to commit this major terrorist crime was taken at the highest level of the regime, i.e. the Supreme Security Council, with the presence of Rouhani and Zarif, and was confirmed by Khamenei. The submissive efforts of the Iranian regime and the lobbyists and regime allies to blame this terrorist act to the fake self-acting circles within the regime and to acquit Rouhani's faction or Khamenei is so unfounded that with the slightest investigation its factitiousness is revealed.
With the beginning of the uprising of the Iranian people in December 2017, the regime has found its salvation in exacerbating the suppression and export of terrorism. The two failed plots against the Mojahedin in March this year in Albania and the attack on the Iranian community in Paris in June of this year, and the arrest of two intelligence agents in the United States in August who were spying on the Mojahedin are among these measures.
The Iranian resistance welcomes the decision of the Bamberg Supreme Court and stresses on speeding up judicial proceedings in the case of the largest Iranian state-sponsored terrorism project and its operational commander, Assadollah Assadi, and disclosure of all its details. The Iranian regime's state-sponsored terrorism should be referred to the United Nations Security Council.
Inaction with respect to the unhindered terrorism of the mullahs, whose diplomats are directly involved in, leaves the door open for continuing the crimes by the clerical regime. Therefore, the European Union and all European countries must adopt a decisive policy. Expelling all regime intelligence agents, those who work in diplomatic portfolios, or those who work under the guise of a journalist or businessman, or other covering associations is among those. Embassies and Representations of the regime should be shut down and European ambassadors should be recalled from Iran.
Iran relations with West
PMOI/MEK (Iranian opposition group)
Iran terrorism
Iranian Resistance rally in Paris
The world must unite against Tehran's terrorism
Free Iran 2020: A monumental achievement in the struggle for freedom
Opposition holds online "Free Iran Global Summit" calling for change
Maryam Rajavi: The MEK and the Iranian people are capable of overthrowing
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Soundtracks of Cinema: 'Fear Street Part Three: 1666'
By Q.V. Hough on July 16, 2021 • ( 4 Comments )
The Fear Street Part Three: 1666 soundtrack includes music by Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, Pixies and Oasis. This info article contains spoilers for Leigh Janiak's 2021 Netflix movie. Check out Vague Visages' Soundtracks of Cinema section for more music guides.
The soundtrack for Fear Street Part Three: 1666 doesn't match the overall quality of the first two movies, but the film's final half hour incorporates several 90s classics that score big moments in the 1994 timeline. The majority of the Netflix movie takes place in the 17th century, and so director Leigh Janiak focuses on the legend of the witch Sarah Fier (Elizabeth Scopel), who has seemingly terrorized Shadyside residents over the course of 300 years. Fear Street Part Three: 1666 doesn't quite work as a standalone classic in the horror genre, but it's a solid final entry in the trilogy, one that shows love and appreciation for the legendary alternative rock band Pixies while setting up a franchise continuation.
Fear Street Part Three: 1666 Soundtrack: Every Song in the 2021 Netflix Movie
"Mo' Murda" by Bone Thugs-N-Harmony (01:13:00): The Fear Street Part Three: 1666 soundtrack song plays when Deena (Kiana Madeira), Josh (Benjamin Flores Jr.) and Ziggy (Gillian Jacobs) reach out to Martin P. Franklin (Benjamin Flores Jr.), a Shadyside Mall employee who had a previous run-in with Sheriff Nick Goode (Ashley Zukerman). The lyrics revolve around Mr. Ouija, and so the song usage correlates with the film's supernatural element. The protagonists need to trap the undead, and conveniently know an engineer with the necessary knowledge to help them complete the mission. The song title itself also has a jarring effect after 73 minutes of no mainstream music whatsoever.
"Come Out and Play" by The Offspring (01:20:00): A mid-90s skate punk classic, "Come Out and Play" scores a montage sequence as Deena and company prepare to trap some undead baddies. Lyrically, the Fear Street Part Three: 1666 soundtrack song tells a story about high school violence, specifically in early 90s Los Angeles. In the film, the themes align with the bad reputations of Shadyside High students.
"You Always Hurt the One You Love" by Jordyn DiNatale (01:33:00): During the climactic mall sequence in Fear Street Part Three: 1666, Ruby Lane (Jordyn DiNatale) can be heard singing before making her first appearance on screen. "You Always Hurt the One You Love" functions as a musical motif throughout the Fear Street trilogy — a theme song for Ruby — and this particular moment includes a brief appearance from the undead killer Billy Barker, making the scene even more intense.
"Live Forever" by Oasis (01:41:00): The Fear Street Part Three: 1666 soundtrack song kicks in when fortunes change at the well-to-do community of Sunnyvale. After Deena saves her girlfriend, Samantha Fraser (Olivia Scott Welch), they visit the Goode family home and spot a photo of a family tree that dates back to Solomon, the villain in the 1666 timeline. Deena and Sam then witness a local getting struck by a vehicle; a symbolic moment that implies Shadysiders are no longer being targeted by evil forces. "Live Forever" also links to the legacies of local victims, as the Fear Street Part Three: 1666 soundtracksong drowns out during a close-up of an "In Living Memory" sign dedicated to Simon Kalivoda (Fred Hechinger), Kate Schmidt (Julia Rehwald ) and Heather Watkins (Maya Hawke).
"Bigger They Are" by Boodah an Da Bandit (01:43:00): "Bigger They Are" plays in Fear Street Part Three: 1666 when Martin tries to sell technology to Shadyside students. His product is quite large, which unsurprisingly doesn't appeal to the customers. The scene builds to Josh meeting his online chat partner in person — "@queenofairanddarkness."
"Gigantic" by Pixies (01:44:00): In the final scene, Deena and Sam eat cheeseburgers and make-out in the forest — a callback to a scene in Fear Street Part One: 1994. The Fear Street Part Three: 1666 soundtrack song tells a story about a white woman observing a black man having sex, and so there's undoubtedly a racial element at play in the sequence, but with a subversive twist. The lyrics punctuate the trilogy's ending and suggest that Deena and Sam do indeed have a "a big, big love."
"Mr. Grieves" by Pixies (01:45:00): A credits scene in Fear Street Part Three: 1666 teases a series continuation, with the song "Mr. Grieves" adding to the mystery. At the Shadyside Mall, an unidentified person visits a crime scene and takes a spell book that presumably belongs to the Goode family. Who is the film's Mr. Grieves, then? We shall find out in the inevitable fourth movie, or potentially in a Fear Street series.
Q.V. Hough (@QVHough) is Vague Visages' founding editor and chief film critic.
Categories: 2020s, Horror, Mystery, Soundtracks of Cinema
Tagged as: 2020s, 2021, Fear Street Part Three: 1666, Horror, Leigh Janiak, Mystery, Netflix
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from unittest import TestCase, main
from os import remove, close
from os.path import exists
from tempfile import mkstemp

from psycopg2._psycopg import connection
from psycopg2 import connect
from psycopg2.extensions import TRANSACTION_STATUS_IDLE

from amgut.lib.data_access.sql_connection import Transaction, TRN
from amgut.lib.config_manager import AMGUT_CONFIG

DB_TEST_TABLE = """CREATE TABLE ag.test_table (
    str_column      varchar DEFAULT 'foo' NOT NULL,
    bool_column     bool DEFAULT True NOT NULL,
    int_column      bigint NOT NULL);"""

class TestBase(TestCase):
    def setUp(self):
        # Add the test table to the database, so we can use it in the tests
        with connect(user=AMGUT_CONFIG.user, password=AMGUT_CONFIG.password,
                     host=AMGUT_CONFIG.host, port=AMGUT_CONFIG.port,
                     database=AMGUT_CONFIG.database) as con:
            with con.cursor() as cur:
                cur.execute(DB_TEST_TABLE)
        self._files_to_remove = []

    def tearDown(self):
        for fp in self._files_to_remove:
            if exists(fp):
                remove(fp)
        with connect(user=AMGUT_CONFIG.user, password=AMGUT_CONFIG.password,
                     host=AMGUT_CONFIG.host, port=AMGUT_CONFIG.port,
                     database=AMGUT_CONFIG.database) as con:
            with con.cursor() as cur:
                cur.execute('DROP TABLE ag.test_table')

    def _populate_test_table(self):
        """Aux function that populates the test table"""
        sql = """INSERT INTO ag.test_table
                    (str_column, bool_column, int_column)
                 VALUES (%s, %s, %s)"""
        sql_args = [('test1', True, 1), ('test2', True, 2),
                    ('test3', False, 3), ('test4', False, 4)]
        with connect(user=AMGUT_CONFIG.user, password=AMGUT_CONFIG.password,
                     host=AMGUT_CONFIG.host, port=AMGUT_CONFIG.port,
                     database=AMGUT_CONFIG.database) as con:
            with con.cursor() as cur:
                cur.executemany(sql, sql_args)
            con.commit()

    def _assert_sql_equal(self, exp):
        """Aux function for testing"""
        with connect(user=AMGUT_CONFIG.user, password=AMGUT_CONFIG.password,
                     host=AMGUT_CONFIG.host, port=AMGUT_CONFIG.port,
                     database=AMGUT_CONFIG.database) as con:
            with con.cursor() as cur:
                cur.execute("SELECT * FROM ag.test_table")
                obs = cur.fetchall()
            con.commit()

        self.assertEqual(obs, exp)

class TestTransaction(TestBase):
    def test_init(self):
        obs = Transaction()
        self.assertEqual(obs._queries, [])
        self.assertEqual(obs._results, [])
        self.assertEqual(obs._connection, None)
        self.assertEqual(obs._contexts_entered, 0)
        with obs:
            pass
        self.assertTrue(isinstance(obs._connection, connection))

    def test_add(self):
        with TRN:
            self.assertEqual(TRN._queries, [])

            sql1 = "INSERT INTO ag.test_table (bool_column) VALUES (%s)"
            args1 = [True]
            TRN.add(sql1, args1)
            sql2 = "INSERT INTO ag.test_table (int_column) VALUES (1)"
            TRN.add(sql2)
            args3 = (False,)
            TRN.add(sql1, args3)
            sql3 = "INSERT INTO ag.test_table (int_column) VALEUS (%(foo)s)"
            args4 = {'foo': 1}
            TRN.add(sql3, args4)

            exp = [(sql1, args1), (sql2, None), (sql1, args3), (sql3, args4)]
            self.assertEqual(TRN._queries, exp)

            # Remove queries so __exit__ doesn't try to execute it
            TRN._queries = []

    def test_add_many(self):
        with TRN:
            self.assertEqual(TRN._queries, [])

            sql = "INSERT INTO ag.test_table (int_column) VALUES (%s)"
            args = [[1], [2], [3]]
            TRN.add(sql, args, many=True)

            exp = [(sql, [1]), (sql, [2]), (sql, [3])]
            self.assertEqual(TRN._queries, exp)

    def test_add_error(self):
        with TRN:
            with self.assertRaises(TypeError):
                TRN.add("SELECT 42", 1)

            with self.assertRaises(TypeError):
                TRN.add("SELECT 42", {'foo': 'bar'}, many=True)

            with self.assertRaises(TypeError):
                TRN.add("SELECT 42", [1, 1], many=True)

    def test_execute(self):
        with TRN:
            sql = """INSERT INTO ag.test_table (str_column, int_column)
                     VALUES (%s, %s)"""
            TRN.add(sql, ["test_insert", 2])
            sql = """UPDATE ag.test_table
                     SET int_column = %s, bool_column = %s
                     WHERE str_column = %s"""
            TRN.add(sql, [20, False, "test_insert"])
            obs = TRN.execute()
            self.assertEqual(obs, [None, None])
            self._assert_sql_equal([])

        self._assert_sql_equal([("test_insert", False, 20)])

    def test_execute_many(self):
        with TRN:
            sql = """INSERT INTO ag.test_table (str_column, int_column)
                     VALUES (%s, %s)"""
            args = [['insert1', 1], ['insert2', 2], ['insert3', 3]]
            TRN.add(sql, args, many=True)
            sql = """UPDATE ag.test_table
                     SET int_column = %s, bool_column = %s
                     WHERE str_column = %s"""
            TRN.add(sql, [20, False, 'insert2'])
            obs = TRN.execute()
            self.assertEqual(obs, [None, None, None, None])

            self._assert_sql_equal([])

        self._assert_sql_equal([('insert1', True, 1),
                                ('insert3', True, 3),
                                ('insert2', False, 20)])

    def test_execute_return(self):
        with TRN:
            sql = """INSERT INTO ag.test_table (str_column, int_column)
                     VALUES (%s, %s) RETURNING str_column, int_column"""
            TRN.add(sql, ['test_insert', 2])
            sql = """UPDATE ag.test_table SET bool_column = %s
                     WHERE str_column = %s RETURNING int_column"""
            TRN.add(sql, [False, 'test_insert'])
            obs = TRN.execute()
            self.assertEqual(obs, [[['test_insert', 2]], [[2]]])

    def test_execute_return_many(self):
        with TRN:
            sql = """INSERT INTO ag.test_table (str_column, int_column)
                     VALUES (%s, %s) RETURNING str_column, int_column"""
            args = [['insert1', 1], ['insert2', 2], ['insert3', 3]]
            TRN.add(sql, args, many=True)
            sql = """UPDATE ag.test_table SET bool_column = %s
                     WHERE str_column = %s"""
            TRN.add(sql, [False, 'insert2'])
            sql = "SELECT * FROM ag.test_table"
            TRN.add(sql)
            obs = TRN.execute()
            exp = [[['insert1', 1]],  # First query of the many query
                   [['insert2', 2]],  # Second query of the many query
                   [['insert3', 3]],  # Third query of the many query
                   None,  # Update query
                   [['insert1', True, 1],  # First result select
                    ['insert3', True, 3],  # Second result select
                    ['insert2', False, 2]]]  # Third result select
            self.assertEqual(obs, exp)

    def test_execute_huge_transaction(self):
        with TRN:
            # Add a lot of inserts to the transaction
            sql = "INSERT INTO ag.test_table (int_column) VALUES (%s)"
            for i in range(1000):
                TRN.add(sql, [i])
            # Add some updates to the transaction
            sql = """UPDATE ag.test_table SET bool_column = %s
                     WHERE int_column = %s"""
            for i in range(500):
                TRN.add(sql, [False, i])
            # Make the transaction fail with the last insert
            sql = """INSERT INTO ag.table_to_make (the_trans_to_fail)
                     VALUES (1)"""
            TRN.add(sql)

            with self.assertRaises(ValueError):
                TRN.execute()

            # make sure rollback correctly
            self._assert_sql_equal([])

    def test_execute_commit_false(self):
        with TRN:
            sql = """INSERT INTO ag.test_table (str_column, int_column)
                     VALUES (%s, %s) RETURNING str_column, int_column"""
            args = [['insert1', 1], ['insert2', 2], ['insert3', 3]]
            TRN.add(sql, args, many=True)

            obs = TRN.execute()
            exp = [[['insert1', 1]], [['insert2', 2]], [['insert3', 3]]]
            self.assertEqual(obs, exp)

            self._assert_sql_equal([])

            TRN.commit()

            self._assert_sql_equal([('insert1', True, 1), ('insert2', True, 2),
                                    ('insert3', True, 3)])

    def test_execute_commit_false_rollback(self):
        with TRN:
            sql = """INSERT INTO ag.test_table (str_column, int_column)
                     VALUES (%s, %s) RETURNING str_column, int_column"""
            args = [['insert1', 1], ['insert2', 2], ['insert3', 3]]
            TRN.add(sql, args, many=True)

            obs = TRN.execute()
            exp = [[['insert1', 1]], [['insert2', 2]], [['insert3', 3]]]
            self.assertEqual(obs, exp)

            self._assert_sql_equal([])

            TRN.rollback()

            self._assert_sql_equal([])

    def test_execute_commit_false_wipe_queries(self):
        with TRN:
            sql = """INSERT INTO ag.test_table (str_column, int_column)
                     VALUES (%s, %s) RETURNING str_column, int_column"""
            args = [['insert1', 1], ['insert2', 2], ['insert3', 3]]
            TRN.add(sql, args, many=True)

            obs = TRN.execute()
            exp = [[['insert1', 1]], [['insert2', 2]], [['insert3', 3]]]
            self.assertEqual(obs, exp)

            self._assert_sql_equal([])

            sql = """UPDATE ag.test_table SET bool_column = %s
                     WHERE str_column = %s"""
            args = [False, 'insert2']
            TRN.add(sql, args)
            self.assertEqual(TRN._queries, [(sql, args)])

            TRN.execute()
            self._assert_sql_equal([])

        self._assert_sql_equal([('insert1', True, 1), ('insert3', True, 3),
                                ('insert2', False, 2)])

    def test_execute_fetchlast(self):
        with TRN:
            sql = """INSERT INTO ag.test_table (str_column, int_column)
                     VALUES (%s, %s) RETURNING str_column, int_column"""
            args = [['insert1', 1], ['insert2', 2], ['insert3', 3]]
            TRN.add(sql, args, many=True)

            sql = """SELECT EXISTS(
                        SELECT * FROM ag.test_table WHERE int_column=%s)"""
            TRN.add(sql, [2])
            self.assertTrue(TRN.execute_fetchlast())

    def test_execute_fetchindex(self):
        with TRN:
            sql = """INSERT INTO ag.test_table (str_column, int_column)
                     VALUES (%s, %s) RETURNING str_column, int_column"""
            args = [['insert1', 1], ['insert2', 2], ['insert3', 3]]
            TRN.add(sql, args, many=True)
            self.assertEqual(TRN.execute_fetchindex(), [['insert3', 3]])

            sql = """INSERT INTO ag.test_table (str_column, int_column)
                     VALUES (%s, %s) RETURNING str_column, int_column"""
            args = [['insert4', 4], ['insert5', 5], ['insert6', 6]]
            TRN.add(sql, args, many=True)
            self.assertEqual(TRN.execute_fetchindex(3), [['insert4', 4]])

    def test_execute_fetchflatten(self):
        with TRN:
            sql = """INSERT INTO ag.test_table (str_column, int_column)
                     VALUES (%s, %s)"""
            args = [['insert1', 1], ['insert2', 2], ['insert3', 3]]
            TRN.add(sql, args, many=True)

            sql = "SELECT str_column, int_column FROM ag.test_table"
            TRN.add(sql)

            sql = "SELECT int_column FROM ag.test_table"
            TRN.add(sql)
            obs = TRN.execute_fetchflatten()
            self.assertEqual(obs, [1, 2, 3])

            sql = "SELECT 42"
            TRN.add(sql)
            obs = TRN.execute_fetchflatten(idx=3)
            self.assertEqual(obs, ['insert1', 1, 'insert2', 2, 'insert3', 3])

    def test_context_manager_rollback(self):
        try:
            with TRN:
                sql = """INSERT INTO ag.test_table (str_column, int_column)
                     VALUES (%s, %s) RETURNING str_column, int_column"""
                args = [['insert1', 1], ['insert2', 2], ['insert3', 3]]
                TRN.add(sql, args, many=True)

                TRN.execute()
                raise ValueError("Force exiting the context manager")
        except ValueError:
            pass
        self._assert_sql_equal([])
        self.assertEqual(
            TRN._connection.get_transaction_status(),
            TRANSACTION_STATUS_IDLE)

    def test_context_manager_execute(self):
        with TRN:
            sql = """INSERT INTO ag.test_table (str_column, int_column)
                 VALUES (%s, %s) RETURNING str_column, int_column"""
            args = [['insert1', 1], ['insert2', 2], ['insert3', 3]]
            TRN.add(sql, args, many=True)
            self._assert_sql_equal([])

        self._assert_sql_equal([('insert1', True, 1), ('insert2', True, 2),
                                ('insert3', True, 3)])
        self.assertEqual(
            TRN._connection.get_transaction_status(),
            TRANSACTION_STATUS_IDLE)

    def test_context_manager_no_commit(self):
        with TRN:
            sql = """INSERT INTO ag.test_table (str_column, int_column)
                 VALUES (%s, %s) RETURNING str_column, int_column"""
            args = [['insert1', 1], ['insert2', 2], ['insert3', 3]]
            TRN.add(sql, args, many=True)

            TRN.execute()
            self._assert_sql_equal([])

        self._assert_sql_equal([('insert1', True, 1), ('insert2', True, 2),
                                ('insert3', True, 3)])
        self.assertEqual(
            TRN._connection.get_transaction_status(),
            TRANSACTION_STATUS_IDLE)

    def test_context_manager_multiple(self):
        self.assertEqual(TRN._contexts_entered, 0)

        with TRN:
            self.assertEqual(TRN._contexts_entered, 1)

            TRN.add("SELECT 42")
            with TRN:
                self.assertEqual(TRN._contexts_entered, 2)
                sql = """INSERT INTO ag.test_table (str_column, int_column)
                         VALUES (%s, %s) RETURNING str_column, int_column"""
                args = [['insert1', 1], ['insert2', 2], ['insert3', 3]]
                TRN.add(sql, args, many=True)

            # We exited the second context, nothing should have been executed
            self.assertEqual(TRN._contexts_entered, 1)
            self.assertEqual(
                TRN._connection.get_transaction_status(),
                TRANSACTION_STATUS_IDLE)
            self._assert_sql_equal([])

        # We have exited the first context, everything should have been
        # executed and committed
        self.assertEqual(TRN._contexts_entered, 0)
        self._assert_sql_equal([('insert1', True, 1), ('insert2', True, 2),
                                ('insert3', True, 3)])
        self.assertEqual(
            TRN._connection.get_transaction_status(),
            TRANSACTION_STATUS_IDLE)

    def test_context_manager_multiple_2(self):
        self.assertEqual(TRN._contexts_entered, 0)

        def tester():
            self.assertEqual(TRN._contexts_entered, 1)
            with TRN:
                self.assertEqual(TRN._contexts_entered, 2)
                sql = """SELECT EXISTS(
                        SELECT * FROM ag.test_table WHERE int_column=%s)"""
                TRN.add(sql, [2])
                self.assertTrue(TRN.execute_fetchlast())
            self.assertEqual(TRN._contexts_entered, 1)

        with TRN:
            self.assertEqual(TRN._contexts_entered, 1)
            sql = """INSERT INTO ag.test_table (str_column, int_column)
                         VALUES (%s, %s) RETURNING str_column, int_column"""
            args = [['insert1', 1], ['insert2', 2], ['insert3', 3]]
            TRN.add(sql, args, many=True)
            tester()
            self.assertEqual(TRN._contexts_entered, 1)
            self._assert_sql_equal([])

        self.assertEqual(TRN._contexts_entered, 0)
        self._assert_sql_equal([('insert1', True, 1), ('insert2', True, 2),
                                ('insert3', True, 3)])
        self.assertEqual(
            TRN._connection.get_transaction_status(),
            TRANSACTION_STATUS_IDLE)

    def test_post_commit_funcs(self):
        fd, fp = mkstemp()
        close(fd)
        self._files_to_remove.append(fp)

        def func(fp):
            with open(fp, 'w') as f:
                f.write('\n')

        with TRN:
            TRN.add("SELECT 42")
            TRN.add_post_commit_func(func, fp)

        self.assertTrue(exists(fp))

    def test_post_commit_funcs_error(self):
        def func():
            raise ValueError()

        with self.assertRaises(RuntimeError):
            with TRN:
                TRN.add("SELECT 42")
                TRN.add_post_commit_func(func)

    def test_post_rollback_funcs(self):
        fd, fp = mkstemp()
        close(fd)
        self._files_to_remove.append(fp)

        def func(fp):
            with open(fp, 'w') as f:
                f.write('\n')

        with TRN:
            TRN.add("SELECT 42")
            TRN.add_post_rollback_func(func, fp)
            TRN.rollback()

        self.assertTrue(exists(fp))

    def test_post_rollback_funcs_error(self):
        def func():
            raise ValueError()

        with self.assertRaises(RuntimeError):
            with TRN:
                TRN.add("SELECT 42")
                TRN.add_post_rollback_func(func)
                TRN.rollback()

    def test_context_manager_checker(self):
        with self.assertRaises(RuntimeError):
            TRN.add("SELECT 42")

        with self.assertRaises(RuntimeError):
            TRN.execute()

        with self.assertRaises(RuntimeError):
            TRN.commit()

        with self.assertRaises(RuntimeError):
            TRN.rollback()

        with TRN:
            TRN.add("SELECT 42")

        with self.assertRaises(RuntimeError):
            TRN.execute()

    def test_index(self):
        with TRN:
            self.assertEqual(TRN.index, 0)

            TRN.add("SELECT 42")
            self.assertEqual(TRN.index, 1)

            sql = "INSERT INTO ag.test_table (int_column) VALUES (%s)"
            args = [[1], [2], [3]]
            TRN.add(sql, args, many=True)
            self.assertEqual(TRN.index, 4)

            TRN.execute()
            self.assertEqual(TRN.index, 4)

            TRN.add(sql, args, many=True)
            self.assertEqual(TRN.index, 7)

        self.assertEqual(TRN.index, 0)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

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In 2020, Male: 16.2 mil ; Female: 17.5 mil
In 2020, Malaysia Population to reach 33.8 mil
In 2014, almost 70% of population are aged 15 - 64 years
Statistics on Causes of Death, Malaysia, 2018
Home » Statistics » By Themes » Population & Demography » Statistics on Causes of Death, Malaysia, 2018
Release Date : Wednesday 31, October 2018 1200
i. Principal Causes of Death
Ischaemic heart diseases remains as the principal causes of death
In 2017, the per cent of deaths caused by Ischaemic heart diseases was 13.9 per cent, followed by Pneumonia (12.7%), Cerebrovascular diseases (7.1%), Transport accidents (4.6%) and Malignant neoplasm of trachea, bronchus and lung (2.3%).
ii. Principal Causes of Death by Sex
The five principal causes of death for males unchanged
Ischaemic heart diseases recorded the highest percentage of 16.0 per cent, followed by Pneumonia (11.8%), Transport accidents (6.5%), Cerebrovascular diseases (6.4%) and Malignant neoplasm of trachea, bronchus & lung (2.7%).
Malignant neoplasm of breast recorded the highest change in percentage points for female
Malignant neoplasm of breast for female recorded the highest changes of 0.6 percentage points from 3.8 per cent (2016) to 4.4 per cent (2017).
iii. Causes of Death by Stratum
Ischaemic heart diseases and pneumonia are the principal causes of death by stratum
The principal causes of death in urban areas was Ischaemic heart diseases (14.4%) while Pneumonia (13.4%) was the principal causes of death in rural areas.
iv. Causes of Death by Major Ethnic Group
Ischaemic heart diseases is the principal causes of death for all major ethnic groups
Bumiputera recorded the highest increase of 1.0 percentage point from 12.3 per cent (2016) to 13.3 per cent (2017).
v. Causes of Death by Selected Age group
Population aged 15 - 40 years
Transport accidents was the principal causes of death for the youth
Transport accidents was the principal causes of death for population aged 15−40 years in 2017. The percentage of deaths caused by Transport accidents in 2017 was 22.5 per cent, declined 0.7 percentage points as compared to 2016.
vi. Principal Causes of Maternal Death
Obstetric embolism remains the principal causes of maternal death
Obstetric embolism was the main principal causes of death for maternal death. In 2017, the percentage of deaths caused by Obstetric embolism were 26.0 per cent.
DATO' SRI DR. MOHD UZIR MAHIDIN
CHIEF STATISTICIAN MALAYSIA
Strategic Communication and International Division
Email : mkho[at]dosm.gov.my
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Dan Rather Reports is a weekly news television show hosted by former CBS news anchor Dan Rather and airing on AXS TV from 2006 until 2013.

The show premiered on November 14, 2006, when Rather was 75 years old.  As host, correspondent, and narrator, Rather had been given full creative and editorial control over the new program.  Rather planned to focus the show on field correspondence news, investigative journalism, and politics.  The hour-long show is broadcast on Tuesdays at 8:00 p.m. ET (rebroadcast at 11:00).  Its longer format allows for more in-depth presentation of issues.

Initially The New York Times commented that it "seems to favor Democrats who love America".

In 2008, Dan Rather Reports was awarded a News and Documentary Emmy.  The show was also nominated for Emmy awards in 2007 and 2009.

Episodes

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External links

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BCBST News Center » Insights » Representation, identity and diversity: BlueCross families discuss their experiences
Representation, identity and diversity: BlueCross families discuss their experiences
Katie Taylor Barnes | Feb 24, 2021
Black History Month is a time to reflect on and formally celebrate African Americans' achievements and contributions.
It was first recognized in 1926 in the second week of February, and today, it's celebrated in a month-long celebration with a theme designated by the Association for the Study of African American Life and History. This year's theme, "Black Family: Representation, Identity and Diversity" explores the historical importance of the Black family, its resilience and its aspirations.
As part of this year's employee celebration, three BlueCross families shared inspiring personal and workplace experiences.
The Jones family
Joseph Jones and Camilla Jones are siblings who work together as client management associates out of the BlueCross Memphis office.
Joseph Jones and Camilla Jones
Not long after the siblings were initially hired in similar roles, they were both promoted.
"I will never forget that day," said Camilla.
"That was a special day," Joseph recalled. "The send-off from our department was so genuine. You felt the love that was saying you guys go and be great because we know you will be."
Camilla and Joseph believe working together makes them better employees. For Joseph, "To see Camilla put her best foot forward every day motivates me to go out there and make BlueCross the best it can be."
Joseph and Camilla went on to discuss the importance of the Black family in business.
To Camilla, "Everyone is equal, and having diversity within BlueCross is a blessing."
Joseph added, "You want everyone to be able to see themselves within an organization. BlueCross can do that because they have diversity, and they hire Black families."
"Family is so important," said Camilla. "Last year taught me just how important family is. Love your family, support your family, stand behind your family."
The Scruggs family
Shonnie Scruggs is stepmother to Julian Scruggs and Jeremy Scruggs, and Starla Scruggs is Shonnie's niece.
From top left: Shonnie Scruggs, Julian Scruggs, Jeremy Scruggs, Starla Scruggs
Shonnie, a senior human resources business partner, appreciates the perspective she gains from speaking with her family about company-wide initiatives.
"It might not be something that human resources thought about, and I can take that feedback back to my team," Shonnie said.
To Jeremy, a health promotion manager in BlueCare Tennessee, having family at the company means there's always someone in his corner.
"It gives you the support you need to make it through the day," Jeremy said. "I'm always grateful to have family within arm's reach at BlueCross, and it helps our members because it makes me a better person to support them."
Echoing Jeremy's sentiment, Julian, an AppSolutions consultant, enjoys every opportunity to see his family members. Even if it's not as often since the majority of BlueCross employees are currently working from home.
"We have memorable moments every time we cross paths. The Scruggs family are all characters," Julian said.
Starla is a network manager, and for her, "The benefit of working as a family is that we get to share, celebrate and support each other with our successes. We keep each other motivated."
Lastly, the Scruggs family spoke on how BlueCross helps their family stay resilient in difficult times.
"All of us are proud to work for BlueCross. It says something to have a family that has stayed with the company for so long," Shonnie said.
"To have a family, a Black family, be middle class, and able to afford other avenues for your children because of your employer, it gives us and our future generations, resilience and stability."
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Latisha Simmons, a care coordinator manager, and her husband Michael Simmons, a graphic designer, consider themselves lifelong learners. By utilizing the BlueCross tuition reimbursement program, they are back in school working on another degree.
Latisha Simmons and Michael Simmons
"Having access to education has changed my life personally and professionally," said Latisha.
"To think that there was a time when Black Americans didn't have access to equal education really motivates me to take advantage of every educational opportunity I get."
Michael adds, "We are first generation college students. I'm hoping that going to school has motivated some of our friends and family to do the same."
Latisha and Michael consider BlueCross an expansion of their own family, one they're excited to be part of.
"My hope is that BlueCross continues to be a presence in our community," Michael said. "When I'm out and see BlueCross branding, it makes me happy and it makes me proud."
About Katie Taylor Barnes, Communications Specialist
Katie joined the BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee corporate communications team in 2020. As a Chattanooga transplant, she has experience in brand journalism, social media management and employee communications.
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Does UEFI become default BIOS on new systems?
Which is better UEFI or BIOS?
Is UEFI a type of BIOS?
Can I change BIOS to UEFI?
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How do I know if my BIOS is UEFI?
What are the advantages of UEFI over BIOS?
Can UEFI boot MBR?
What is legacy BIOS vs UEFI?
Is UEFI more secure than BIOS?
How do I change my bios from legacy to UEFI?
How do I get into UEFI BIOS?
What happens if I change legacy to UEFI?
How do I manually add UEFI boot options?
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How do I get into BIOS without UEFI?
UEFI replaces the traditional BIOS on PCs. There's no way to switch from BIOS to UEFI on an existing PC. You need to buy new hardware that supports and includes UEFI, as most new computers do.
BIOS uses the Master Boot Record (MBR) to save information about the hard drive data while UEFI uses the GUID partition table (GPT). Compared with BIOS, UEFI is more powerful and has more advanced features. It is the latest method of booting a computer, which is designed to replace BIOS.
UEFI replaces the legacy Basic Input/Output System (BIOS) firmware interface originally present in all IBM PC-compatible personal computers, with most UEFI firmware implementations providing support for legacy BIOS services.
Convert from BIOS to UEFI during in-place upgrade
Windows 10 includes a simple conversion tool, MBR2GPT. It automates the process to repartition the hard disk for UEFI-enabled hardware. You can integrate the conversion tool into the in-place upgrade process to Windows 10.
In general, install Windows using the newer UEFI mode, as it includes more security features than the legacy BIOS mode. If you're booting from a network that only supports BIOS, you'll need to boot to legacy BIOS mode. After Windows is installed, the device boots automatically using the same mode it was installed with.
Check if you are using UEFI or BIOS on Windows
On Windows, "System Information" in Start panel and under BIOS Mode, you can find the boot mode. If it says Legacy, your system has BIOS. If it says UEFI, well it's UEFI.
Benefits of UEFI boot mode over Legacy BIOS boot mode include:
Support for hard drive partitions larger than 2 Tbytes.
Support for more than four partitions on a drive.
Fast booting.
Efficient power and system management.
Robust reliability and fault management.
Though UEFI supports the traditional master boot record (MBR) method of hard drive partitioning, it doesn't stop there. It's also capable of working with the GUID Partition Table (GPT), which is free of the limitations the MBR places on the number and size of partitions. … UEFI may be faster than the BIOS.
The difference between Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) boot and legacy boot is the process that the firmware uses to find the boot target. Legacy boot is the boot process used by basic input/output system (BIOS) firmware.
Despite some controversies related to its use in Windows 8, UEFI is a more useful and more secure alternative to BIOS. Through the Secure Boot function you can ensure that only approved operating systems can run on your machine. However, there are some security vulnerabilities which can still affect UEFI.
Switch Between Legacy BIOS and UEFI BIOS Mode
Reset or power on the server. …
When prompted in the BIOS screen, press F2 to access the BIOS Setup Utility. …
In the BIOS Setup Utility, select Boot from the top menu bar. …
Select the UEFI/BIOS Boot Mode field and use the +/- keys to change the setting to either UEFI or Legacy BIOS.
How to access the UEFI BIOS
Click the Start button and navigate to settings.
Select Update & security.
Select Recovery from the left menu.
Click Restart Now under Advanced startup. The computer will reboot to a special menu.
Click Advanced options.
Select UEFI Firmware Settings.
Click Restart.
1. After you convert Legacy BIOS to UEFI boot mode, you can boot your computer from a Windows installation disk. … Now, you can go back and install Windows. If you try to install Windows without these steps, you will get the error "Windows cannot be installed to this disk" after you change BIOS to UEFI mode.
From the System Utilities screen, select System Configuration > BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) > Boot Options > Advanced UEFI Boot Maintenance > Add Boot Option and press Enter.
UEFI is essentially a tiny operating system that runs on top of the PC's firmware, and it can do a lot more than a BIOS. It may be stored in flash memory on the motherboard, or it may be loaded from a hard drive or network share at boot. Advertisement. Different PCs with UEFI will have different interfaces and features …
shift key while shutting down etc.. well shift key and restart just loads the boot menu, that is after the BIOS on startup. Look up your make and model from manufacturer and see if there may be a key to do it. I do not see how windows can prevent you from entering your BIOS.
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John Russell "Russ" Gibson (6 mei 1939 - 27 juli 2008) was een Amerikaans honkballer in de Major League Baseball. Hij was een rechtshandige catcher.

Russ Gibson speelde eerst tien jaar in de minors voordat hij als backup catcher bij de Boston Red Sox werd gehaald. Hij maakte zijn debuut op 28-jarige leeftijd in de wedstrijd tegen de New York Yankees, waarin hij en mededebutant pitcher Billy Rohr de Yankees van scoren houden en op de laatste uit na bijna een nohitter laten noteren. Hij maakt ook aanvallend zijn bijdrage door 2 uit 4 te slaan en een run te scoren. De wedstrijd eindigt in 3-0. Zijn beste seizoen beleefde hij in 1969. Hij noteerde een slaggemiddelde van .251 (72-287) in 85 wedstrijden, en slaat 3 homeruns. Hij scoorde 21 runs en liet 27 RBI noteren. Voor het seizoen in 1970 wordt hij door de Red Sox aan de San Francisco Giants verkocht. Daar speelt hij tot einde seizoen in 1972.

In zijn totale -zes seizoenen durende- carrière komt hij uit op een slaggemiddelde van .228 (181-794) in 264 wedstrijden. Hij slaat 34 doubles, 4 triples en 8 homeruns en laat 78 RBI noteren. Daarnaast scoort hij zelf 49 runs en steelt 2 honken.

Hij overleed 27 juli 2008 op 69-jarige leeftijd.

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$100,000 Infield
The $100,000 infield ($2,531,000 today) was the name given to the famous infield of the Philadelphia Athletics in the early 1910s. The $100,000 infield consisted of first baseman Stuffy McInnis, second baseman Eddie Collins, shortstop Jack Barry and third baseman Frank Baker.[1][2]
Baseball historian Bill James rated the 1914 edition of the $100,000 infield the greatest infield of all time, and also ranked the 1912 and 1913 editions in the top five all time.[1] The $100,000 infield helped the Athletics win four American League championships in five years—1910, 1911, 1913 and 1914—and win the World Series in 1910, 1911 and 1913. The group was broken up after losing the 1914 World Series as a result of the financial pressures resulting from the emergence of the Federal League.[3] Two members—Collins and Baker—have been inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.[4]
1 Eddie Collins
2 Jack Barry
3 Frank "Home Run" Baker
4 Stuffy McInnis
Eddie Collins
Collins was the first member of the $100,000 infield to join the Athletics. He debuted on September 17, 1906, after playing college ball at Columbia University.[5] In 1906 and 1907, he played 20 games for the Athletics, mostly at shortstop.[5] In 1908, he took over as the Athletics' regular second baseman, replacing Danny Murphy, who moved to the outfield.[2] During the $100,000 infield years from 1910 to 1914, he played 738 games, getting 922 hits in 2,677 at bats for a batting average of .344.[5] He led the American League in runs in 1912, 1913 and 1914, stolen bases in 1910, singles in 1913 and times on base in 1914.[5] He also finished in the top ten in the American League in batting average, on-base percentage, hits, stolen bases, singles and times on base every year from 1910 through 1914.[5] In addition, he finished in the top ten in American Most Valuable Player voting every year from 1911 through 1914, winning the Most Valuable Player award in 1914.[5] He was sold to the Chicago White Sox after the 1914 season as Athletics' manager Connie Mack attempted to respond to the financial pressures brought on by the newly formed Federal League, breaking up the $100,000 infield.[2][3][6] He returned to Mack and the Athletics in 1927, finishing his career playing 12 games for the Athletics in their 1929 and 1930 World Championship seasons.[5] He was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1939.[5][7]
Barry was the next to join the Athletics, debuting on July 13, 1908, after playing for the College of the Holy Cross.[8][9] Between 1910 and 1914, Barry played 686 games for the Athletics, getting 607 hits in 2,334 at bats for a batting average of .260.[8] He finished in the American League top ten in sacrifice hits every year from 1911 through 1914, and ranked fifth in the American League in runs batted in in 1913.[8] But his primary contributions were on defense, where he had a strong arm, enormous range and sure hands, and was able to work out innovative plays with his good friend Collins, such a defense against the double steal.[9] He finished in the top 20 in Most Valuable Player voting every year from 1911 through 1914, with his best showing a ninth place finish in 1913.[8] He was sold to the Boston Red Sox in the middle of the 1915 season, where he moved to second base and played on the Red Sox' 1915 and 1916 World Championship teams.[10][11] He missed the Red Sox 1918 Championship season due to service in the U.S. Navy.[9]
Frank "Home Run" Baker
Baker also joined the Athletics in 1908, debuting on September 21.[12] He became the Athletics regular third baseman in 1909, and led the American League in triples that season.[12] Between 1910 and 1914, Baker played 742 games for the Athletics, getting 929 hits in 2,864 at bats for a batting average of .324.[12] He led the American League in home runs every year from 1911 through 1914, and led the league in runs batted in during 1912 and 1913.[12] He also finished in the top ten in batting average, slugging percentage, on-base percentage and times on base every year from 1911 through 1914, and finished in the top ten in runs scored, hits, doubles, total bases, extra base hits and runs batted in every year from 1910 through 1914.[12] He finished in the top ten in the American League Most Valuable Player voting every year from 1911 through 1914, finishing third in 1914, his highest showing.[12] Baker was the hero of the 1911 World Series, hitting two home runs to help the Athletics win the series, which earned him the nickname "Home Run" Baker.[3][13] Baker held out the 1915 season when manager and owner Connie Mack refused to increase his salary, and was sold to the New York Yankees in 1916 after American League president Ban Johnson intervened.[13] He finished his career as the third baseman for the Yankees pennant-winning teams in 1921 and 1922.[12] Baker was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1955.[12][14]
Stuffy McInnis
McInnis was the final member of the $100,000 infield to join. He started his career as an 18-year-old little-used backup infielder for the Athletics in 1909, and played a little more in 1910.[15][16] In 1909 and 1910, he played more games backing up Barry at shortstop than at any other position.[15][16] Before the 1911 season, Mack decided to make McInnis his regular first baseman, replacing the popular veteran Harry Davis, although McInnis did have to begin the season as the Athletics' shortstop when Barry became ill before taking over at first base.[16] Defensively as a first baseman, he was known for having exceptional reach.[17] Between 1910 and 1914, McInnis played 614 games for the Athletics, getting 715 hits in 2,228 at bats for a batting average of .321.[15] He led the American League in singles in 1914, and finished in the top ten in batting average, hits, total bases, runs batted in and singles every year from 1912 through 1914. In both 1912 and 1913, he also finished in the top ten in slugging percentage and on-base percentage.[15] He received Most Valuable Player votes every season from 1911 through 1914, finishing seventh in both 1913 and 1914.[15] McInnis is the only member of the $100,000 infield to remain with the Athletics beyond 1915. He was eventually traded to the Boston Red Sox in 1918 in exchange for Larry Gardner, Hick Cady and Tilly Walker, where he played on Boston's 1918 World Championship team.[15][18] He also reteamed with Barry on the 1919 Boston Red Sox.[19] Before finishing his career in 1927 he also played with the Cleveland Indians, Boston Braves, Pittsburgh Pirates and Philadelphia Phillies.[15]
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Ramadan Ambiance in Morocco, Your Morocco Travel Guide
Sunday, September 5th, 2010
Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca
Ramadan in Morocco and other Islamic countries is an unusual time when in addition to heightened spirituality, a special atmosphere permeates the culture unlike the rest of the year. This is even more true when the month falls outside of the school year, as most of it does this year, 2010. Normal schedules are completely turned around during Ramadan, and people enjoy special foods and family celebration.
Red Harira, Moroccan Soup
A typical Ramadan evening in Morocco and other Islamic countries, breakfast or "Laftour" is served after sunset and consists of red or white harira, hard-boiled eggs sprinkled with salt and cumin, a sticky-sweet pastry called shebakkia, dates, freshly-squeezed orange juice, coffee with milk, and often milkshakes made with both avocado and banana.
Shebakkia, a sticky-sweet Ramadan pastry
Sometimes in the evening, some of the more unusual Moroccan specialties are consumed, such as cooked lamb's feet, sheep's brains, or even cow's head.
Sheep's Brains
Most people in Morocco and other Islamic countries go out late in the evening during Ramadan and stay out at night much later than normal. (This is because the three meals of daytime are eaten at night, and the third meal falls about 4 AM.) The streets can be more crowded at midnight than during the daytime rush hours. Many stores and restaurants open up in the evening and stay open until after midnight. Some restaurants stay open until 3 AM.
Because of staying up so late, many housewives will go to bed around 5-6 AM, and get up again around 10-11 AM. It will be too hot at that time (over 100°F/37°C) to go out shopping, so they will prepare foods for the evening from what is available at home. Around 3-5 PM, most people will rest or sleep. After the evening breafast around 7:00 PM, most people rest or sleep another two hours, then get up for the evening. Many housewives and families will go shopping in the supermarkets between 10PM and Midnight. Others just go out because it's cooler than the daytime, and because everybody else is out.
People who pray have a much more rigorous schedule for getting up, and may need to shower for religious reasons before 10 AM, as well as keeping to rigorous prayer schedules.
Corridor in the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca
The fast currently starts about 4:30 AM and finishes around 7:00 PM. So now that most students have not yet started back to school (mid-September in Morocco), most are staying up all night until about 5-6 AM, and sleeping late until 3-4 in the afternoon. This is not really a recommended practice, as it shortens the hours of fasting, but it is not absolutely forbidden. Correctly, a person should get up by 11:00 at the latest. However, even for those who do get up, many of them are resting or sleeping several of those hours, but later in the afternoon.
For those who do have regular working hours, the hours of work are generally considerably shortened. Schools open 60-90 minutes later than normal (9:30 -10:00 AM), and instead of closing for lunch, work straight through to an earlier closing time (2:30 – 3:00 PM). Businesses often work 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM, or from 10:00 AM- 4:00 PM.
The last ten days of Ramadan are a very special time, because it is when the Koran was revealed.
The Ablution Room in the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca
Some people even go to the mosque and pray all night for all of the last ten nights, since no one is sure of the one actual night during that period when the Koran was revealed. This practice is called Itiqaf, and is also felt to offer worshipers protection against excessive socializing, sleeping and talking, and turn worshipers' attention toward Allah.
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Q: Specific heat and heat storage Specific heat is the amount of thermal energy required to increase/ decrease the temperature of a unit mass of a substance by 1K
This definition makes sense to me and is straightforward, however the sources I'm referring to say that specific heat is also a measure of a substance's storage ability. The term specific heat is often used in conjunction with heat storage. I'm not able to comprehend how is specific heat related to heat storage.
Edit: The answers have somewhat made sense to me that if we have two materials A and B at the same temperature initially having same mass then if A has a higher specific heat than B, then more energy will need to be given to A than B to result in same rise in temperature, so A has stored more energy in that temperature rise. This storage thing makes perfect sense to me when the body is just gaining energy but doesn't make sense when its gaining and losing at the same time (like from one end its gaining energy and losing from the other).
I'll try to explain my confusion with an example -
Consider again the materials A and B (A has a higher specific heat than B). I make two blocks, completely identical, out of these materials A and B, and initially at the same temperature. Let us say lateral surfaces are insulated so that the heat transfer is 1D. I transfer 10kJ of energy to both the blocks from one side, since block A has a higher specific heat than B, will it store more energy than B? As in, block A stores 8kJ and leaves 2kJ whereas block B stores 2kJ and leaves 8KJ (arbitrarily assumed values)
If yes, how we can conclude that? We have stated that material A stores more energy than B, for same temperature rise, when only heat transfer is taking place to the body, how can I apply that concept to a case where heat transfer is taking place to and from the body simultaneously?

A: If we heat an amount $m$ of a substance with specific heat capacity $c_p$, from an initial temperaure $T_1$ to a final temperature $T_2$, then the amount of heat energy $Q$ needed (in the absence of any losses of course) is:
$$Q=\int_{T_1}^{T_2}m c_p(T)\mathrm{d}T$$
Assuming $m$ to be constant and $c_p(T)$ invariant to $T$ the formula reduces to:
$$Q=mc_p(T_2-T_1)$$
We can say that an amount of heat energy $Q$ is stored in $m$ mass of that medium.
We can also say that the storage capacity $c_p$ is given by:
$$c_p=\frac{Q}{m(T_2-T_1)}$$

A: Consider 1g of iron, which has a specific heat of 0.45 J/g$^\circ $C. After heating it by 10 degrees, it stores an additional 4.5J of energy. You can compare this to other forms of potential energy, like compressing a spring, or raising a weight to some height, or charging a battery - you put in energy which gets stored in some way.
Contrast that with 1g of water, which has a specific heat of 4.2 J/g$^\circ $C - after heating by 10 degrees, it stores an additional 42J of energy. More energy is added than by raising the same mass of iron by the same number of degrees. This is analogous to compressing a stiffer spring, or raising a heavier weight, or charging a bigger battery - you put in more energy which gets stored in some way. For any particular mass and temperature, water holds more thermal energy than iron.
As a consequence of this, iron will heat up and cool off faster than water, since it takes less energy to go through the same temperature change. You could think of a cooling mass as a discharging battery, where stored heat energy is put back into the environment. A block of iron will cool relatively quickly, analogous to a battery that doesn't hold much charge, while the same mass of water will take much longer to cool, like a bigger battery that holds more charge.
In your added example of blocks A and B, we define the blocks to have the same mass but different heat capacities. Heat capacity is the amount of energy required to change the temperature of a unit mass of material. So, if you impart the same amount of energy to objects of different heat capacities, they will change in temperature by a different amount. As shown above, if you apply 42J of energy to 1g of water, it will increase in temperature by 10 degrees. If you apply that same amount of energy to 1g of iron, it will increase in temperature by 93 degrees. We've defined the situation where we impart the same amount of energy to both, in this setup, we're not "leaving behind" any heat by definition.
But suppose we don't impart the same amount of energy to both, but we instead just leave both masses in an oven at a specific temperature. Now we're not imparting the same energy to both, but we are instead going through the same temperature change in both. Since a higher heat capacity requires more energy to change temperature, the water absorbs more heat energy than the iron when going through the same temperature change. The iron will heat up quickly and reach the temperature of the oven, at which point it will not absorb any more heat energy or change in temperature. The water will continue to absorb heat, slowly increasing in temperature until it reaches the same temperature as the oven. At this point, both the iron and water are at the same temperature, but have absorbed different quantities of heat.
For objects of different heat capacity, you can either impart the same amount of energy for different temperature changes (e.g. by leaving both on identical bunsen burners for 1 second), or go through the same temperature change by imparting different amounts of energy (e.g. by leaving both in the oven until equilibrium is reached).

A: It's because the substance must also release a quantity of energy to cool down and that quantity depends on the specific heat capacity.
For example a cylinder holding 100 kg of water at $80 C$ must release
$$100 \times 4200 \times 60 = 25.2 MJ$$
to cool to $20C$
Since the specific heat capacity of water is high, it makes water good at storing energy, in the sense that a smaller mass is needed to store energy for a given temperature difference, compared to other substances.

A: It is the objects heat capacity $C$, which is the product of its specific heat $c$ and mass $m$ or $C=mc$, that relates to "heat storage" so that heat $Q=C\Delta T$. I've put heat storage in quotes because heat is not something that is stored. "Heat storage" is a common misnomer. Heat $Q$ is energy transfer due to solely to temperature difference. In the absence of work $W$, the energy transferred to the object by heat increases its internal energy, $\Delta U$, in accordance with the first law.
$$\Delta U=Q-W$$
Hope this helps.

A: In freshman physics, they taught us the first definition that you presented.  However, that definition was applied exclusively to cases where the volume of the sample was constant and no work was done on- or by the sample.  If work is done, the heat added is not equal to the specific heat at constant volume times the mass times the temperature change.
To make matters worse, the specific heat is supposed to represent an intrinsic physical property of the material (a function of state), while the amount of heat varies with the process path if work is done.  To overcome these difficulties, in thermodynamics, we adopt a new approach to defining specific heat.  Instead of defining it in terms of the amount of heat added, we define it in terms of the material's ability to store energy.  This is done by basing it on the specific internal energy of the material (total microscopic molecular kinetic energy plus potential energy of molecular interactions per unit mass) U.  So, according to this, the specific heat capacity at constant volume of the material is given by $$C_v=\left(\frac{\partial U}{\partial T}\right)_V$$ This is clearly a physical property of the material and, importantly, in addition, it reduces to the old freshman definition of specific heat when the volume is constant. However, this new thermodynamics definition is much more general and powerful than the old definition.


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Almost immediately, my life started to change! My tips rose dramatically, which may be a result of my changed, happy attitude.
I had my very LAST medical test, which came back 'free and clear'! No more medication and no more Dr. visits for one year which means no more worries when I go to sleep.
The school district not only started calling me more, a principal at my favorite school offered me a full-time substitute position for my favorite class, third grade.
A family member and I had been very close in the past but hadn't spoken in while due to a silly argument. Out of the blue, he emailed me and wanted to talk to fix our disagreement. We are very close again, talking everyday on the phone.
The laptop was the biggest surprise. A friend of mine had borrowed my Dell laptop and returned it broken! Of course I was angry and upset. There was nothing the store could do to fix it as the mother board was burned out. He made no mention of replacing it, even after I asked him what he was going to do about it. Thank Heavens, a friend of mine was moving and offered me his old Dell PC which was fine but an outdated dinosour of a machine which I had been using for the past year.
Two nights ago, I came home to find two packages waiting for me – a Mac Pro laptop with a new color printer! A present from the person who broke my laptop last year! What a great surprise. All animosity melted towards this person and we are friends again.
I have been cooking healthier for my son and myself. I am back at the gym every day, concentrating on cardio and weights. I want to be able to enjoy my future grandchildren!
My life has changed dramatically after following the principals in "Dream to Destiny". There are many more things I'm working on to make my life the best it can be. The only way to do this is to "be my best me" (as Dina says) and to do my best each day.
We are so grateful to be receiving many stories like this from across the U.S. Our dream is coming true too, bringing HOPE to people everywhere to believe in their dreams and then to manifest their reality when they tap into The 3 Powers. Stay tuned for our "Dream to Destiny TV Show" coming soon.


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Businesses in Asia-Pacific (APAC) are innovating rapidly by evolving their business models to remain competitive. At the heart of this evolution is the explosive proliferation of sensitive data that is created, collected and shared. At the same time, cybercriminals are looking at all this data as a gold mine for them to monetize! So how can businesses in APAC adapt to these changes safely?
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