When we assist you in designing that new addition, we make sure all your family needs are met. We also insure that the new addition blends well with the house's interior and exterior no matter the age. Let us help you design your new addition today.
When it comes to kitchen designing, you'll work with our design team or we'll work with your kitchen designer. Either way the end result is the same, the gourmet kitchen of your dreams is a reality. Another fact to consider is that the kitchen is the heart of the home, so we utilize all of our resources to get you and your family back to cooking and enjoying your new kitchen.
Whether it's your master bath or the kids bathroom our staff works with you to create a relaxing and functional atmosphere that you and your family will enjoy for many years. Our day to day building staff treats your home as you would want and better. A clean safe working environment is a productive one.
The space under your first floor has so much potential, it's our job to help you figure out how to use is the best. Families are always growing in one way or another, so you may need additional entertaining space with that media room you've always wanted. Lets say your in laws need to come home, design a new in law suite. Or you just may want a large finished space with a custom bar, full bathroom and kids play area complete with closets for storage and many designer finishes that boast your families personality.
Our construction team loves to design and construct custom cabinetry. You can see this in the fine detail that we put into every one of our custom cabinetry projects. Whether it's a custom wall unit in the family room, an office desk system for the home office or some built-in shelving in the kids rooms, the attention to detail is there. With a wide range of finishes we assure you will be happy to show off your new custom cabinetry.
Adding millwork to your home enhances the beauty and is pleasing to the eye. Large crown molding with a dropped O/G molding at the ceiling line along with detailed door moldings throughout a specific area or room give the house that wow factor. Wainscoting, chair rail and crown molding in the dining room defines the walls and makes a statement. We also customize your molding and walls with finish painting to bring the room to life. We'll turn that drab fireplace into a dramatic show piece.
If you're a business owner with office space or a whole building, we'll renovate that space to bring new life and potential customers. Our attention to detail does not stop with our residential renovations. We have at your disposal commercial designers to work with you at every stage of renovation.
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Our entire design team works with you from conceptual drawings to construction. Building your dream home takes allot of time, effort and patience all of which we devote to you entirely. If you have your own land and plans we'll do the rest. Give us a chance to bring your dream home to reality.
We install all types of flooring, such as hardwood, ceramic tile, carpet, laminate and VCT flooring. We work with local distributors to give you the best pricing and availability on many different products. Our in house installers means faster turn around time for you.


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Q: Is it required to add org.apache.catalina.startup.VersionLoggerListener for tomcat 8 server.xml? I am upgrading to tomcat 8 from 7. Is it required to add this listener?
<Listener className="org.apache.catalina.startup.VersionLoggerListener" />

A: As far as I know this listener prints the application server and OS informations.
It should be the first on the list of listeners included in the <Server> element but can be ommited.

A: In order to speed up the startup,it can be noted.

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Víctor Alfonso Guazá Lucumí (born August 16, 1985) is a Colombian retired footballer.

In 2016, he suffered a Skull fracture. He made a full recovery and continued playing.

References

External links
 Profile at BDFA

1985 births
Living people
Colombian footballers
Atlético Huila footballers
UA Maracaibo players
Deportivo Miranda F.C. players
La Equidad footballers
Universidad Técnica de Cajamarca footballers
Zob Ahan Esfahan F.C. players
Boyacá Chicó F.C. footballers
Carlos A. Mannucci players
Categoría Primera A players
Peruvian Primera División players
Venezuelan Primera División players
Persian Gulf Pro League players
Colombian expatriate footballers
Expatriate footballers in Venezuela
Colombian expatriate sportspeople in Venezuela
Expatriate footballers in Peru
Colombian expatriate sportspeople in Peru
Expatriate footballers in Iran
Colombian expatriate sportspeople in Iran
Association football forwards
Sportspeople from Cauca Department

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I am quite bored, okay? So fecking about with Nursery Rhymes it is.
– It's what you get if you clone one kid into seven.
I like nursery rhymes. And I like playing with them. And so, here is my own version of Little Boy Blue.
In the noontime – he slept through the morn.
While his soul is at war.
Though he doesn't know what he sighs for.
And sit, you and I.
Just remember that it will pass by.
Ten Reasons I'm gutted I'm not doing the Edinburgh Fringe this year.
I'm not going to the Edinburgh Fringe this year. The biggest arts festival in the world and the biggest comedy event of the year and I'm not doing a show because I have to save up for a stupid PhD.
Still, doesn't stop me venting my woes on here for everyone to see, so here we go: Ten reasons I'm really annoyed that I can't be there – some of which will tell you why you utterly should be there.
I got bored today, and a poem fell out of my head. It's about my youngest sister and how she's awesome. Enjoy.
At some point I had to, that much I knew. The thing is, I'd kind of forgotten how.


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Featured Carnival Artists
Steven Hoyte
Steven became a member of the Rampage production team during 2001 with his technical understanding of mechanical things he was quickly able to pick up new skills required to produce carnival costumes of great stature and then excelled in the areas of frame building and wire bending.
He is highly motivated and a committed person who decided to pursue his career as a full-time artist working in the field of carnival arts in 1999. He regularly shares his skills with students, adult learners, schools and community groups who can use his unique skill to enhance their own art forms. This has taken him all over the world to deliver a wide range of workshops and activities including Denmark, Europe, Hamburg reconstructing costumes setting up exhibitions and delivering workshops to teachers and their local creative groups.
Back in 2009 Steven had the opportunity to work in Trinidad with international artist Stephen Derek building a costume that crossed the Savanna one of the most famous carnival stage in the world.
Steven has worked alongside many well-known and famous artists in the carnival world, community groups and carnival bands gaining great success and winning many awards.
His passion for Carnival and the celebratory arts sees these art forms as the key to enhancing community spirit covering all abilities age's backgrounds and genders.
Steven's costume, 'Queen of De Pans', is featured in Gala One. 'The panist is surrounded by the bold colours – blue, yellow and gold – that complement the sky, sea, rising sun and the riches of the Caribbean. She stands proud, her ebony hands against the glistening golden drums holding her pair of pan sticks like ceremonial crosses. Jamming on de pans from east to west, the south and the north making tranquil music to entertain the colourful birds of paradise perched around her. Feel the rhythm, feel the beat, the masterpiece is now complete.' – Rampage Mas Band

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"If a room is lit the right way, everyone looks their best and feels relaxed and comfortable, but they don't know why," says Lindsey Adelman, a New York–based industrial designer who specializes in light fixtures. Each room in your home has very different lighting requirements and needs determined by the activities performed there. Learn how to achieve the perfect balance of lighting in your home with these helpful tips.
Whether you're greeting guests or returning home after a long day, the foyer is a welcoming space that conveys the first statement of your lighting style – sometimes before you've even reached the front door. When an exterior window gives a view into a two-story foyer, be sure that the hanging fixture is centered and scaled to the frame of the window. Matching sconces or portable lamps can be used to flank mirrors or other areas of visual interest and provide an additional layer of ambient light for a pleasant arrival.
Left: Illusion semi-flush mount in silver leaf and crystal (170-34) by Corbett Lighting. Above: Houdini 3 x four pendant in handcrafted iron with silver and gold leaf (177-412) by Corbett Lighting.
As the social and recreational center of the home, living and family rooms have substantial and varied lighting requirements. To meet these different needs, three to four layers of lighting should be used. Entertaining guests calls for a special lighting scheme that creates intimate ambiance. Consider different types of task lighting, both up and downlighting, throughout the space. A chandelier or other decorative fixture centered above the conversation area can supply the room with ambient light, while wall sconces placed around the room can introduce a layer of soft lighting to guests' faces. When it's time to sit back and relax, reading is facilitated by table and floor lamps. Accent lighting can shed light on a prized possession or area of visual interest, while specialty picture lights can brighten uppaintings and other wall art.
Left: Link pendant with hand-forged iron (F2875). Right: Big Bang twenty-one light pendant in silver leaf finish (183-420). Opposite page: Massena (4620-WPN), Heirloom wall sconce (8000-HN-MS1) and Heirloom pendant (8001-HN-MS1) by Hudson Valley Lighting.
When lighting a bedroom, you should create an overall atmosphere of quiet relaxation. While a flush mount ceiling fixture and two bedside lamps still define standard bedroom lighting, thoughtful planning can recast the space in a different light. Consider scale. Chandeliers and larger-scale pendants can make high ceilings feel more intimate, while semi-flush mounts add a decorative element to vertically limited spaces. Decide on task areas and task lighting for activities such as bedside reading. Swing-arm wall sconces or a pair of small pendants can serve the same purpose as portables while freeing up nightstand space. You can also hang pendants next to the bed or install recessed downlights above – just be sure not to install them directly above the sleeping area.
As hubs of household activity, kitchens demand layered lighting from a variety of sources. Strong overhead lighting is necessary for general illumination and can be attractively accomplished with a larger-scale flush mount fixture. Traditional cooking and cleaning areas, such as island counters, require focused task lighting from pendants or island fixtures. Breakfast nooks can be lit with a single glass globe, a decorative pendant, or even a cluster of smaller pendants hung at varying heights for maximum visual impact. A wall sconce or two can provide additional ambient light, focused in the eating area. Accent lighting, including undercabinet lighting, is the least common layer but is becoming a bigger influence in creating the final look.
Whether you're paying bills or writing your next novel, a well-lit workspace is essential for getting the job done. Pendants, flush mounts and recessed fixtures can provide excellent ambient lighting for working but should not be so bright as to create glare off your computer screen. Keeping overhead and recessed lights along the room's perimeter can also help avoid working under direct glare. Close-in work demands specific task lighting from portable desk lamps, floor lamps or pendants installed over the work area.
While flush mounts are still considered standard for ambient bathroom lighting, pendants and small chandeliers can add touches of unexpected elegance and reinvent the utilitarian space. When it comes to the vanity, the best mirror lighting surrounds the face with even light to minimize shadows and avoid glare. Shower stalls require additional overhead lighting, which must be UL rated for wet locations, while standalone tubs and whirlpools can be surrounded by sconces to create effective ambiance.
Decorative lighting reaches its apex in the dining room. Serving as the room's artistic focal point, a chandelier traditionally illuminates the dining table. However, to avoid glare, limit chandeliers to 100 watts with the right bulbs and use indirect lighting elsewhere. Longer tables may be illuminated by a pair of smaller chandeliers or formidable pendants for a grand effect. Sideboards and buffets can be flanked by sconces for accent lighting as well.
Left: Dayton nine light chandelier in polished nickel (989-PN-WS). Right: Dolce seven light pendant in champagne leaf finish (109-47).
Make the table the brightest spot in the room to draw people in.


Hello everyone I'm a new member of this site and would like to say I'm glad to be part of this community. I'm currently looking for a new gun bag to take on hunting trips. I'd be mainly carrying a Ruger American in 30-06 around the thick mountains of PA. A friend of mine has an Eberlestock Gunslinger which looks really great and reliable but told me he paid a little under $350 for it and I thought he was joking lol. So are the bags really worth the price, I found a site that has them for $320 which is cheaper.
Lots of great packs in that price range!
Edited by Arrowslinger, 06 January 2017 - 01:36 PM.
I would venture to think your walking in the PA woods is not many a miles. Why wouldn't you want to have the gun in your hands and at the ready should you come across game?
Quality and function come at a price. Shop around. Dudes spend 300 to 600 on "bags" of quality all the time.
That said dudes also sell them and great deals can be found on pretty much new "bags" if you know what you want.
Edited by Ambush, 06 January 2017 - 07:50 PM.
I have bought several Eberlestock J34, gunslinger, RMEF Elk pack and never paid more than $225 and as little as $150 on ebay. Buy them used, gonna be used soon anyhow.
If $320 is too much, just start looking on Ebay, etc. You can find used packs that are almost new. Typically, people sell them because they don't use them, not because they don't like them. Stay with a high quality brand. You can figure out what those are by check the hunting websites. I have a Badlands 2200 that I bought for $100 used. It's not known as the best pack these days, but I love it. It's packed out lots of meat over the last ten years.. And, I can strap a gun or bow to it for long hikes in the dark. Look for the type of pack with the wings, or flaps, on the back. That will allow you to pack a gun. Some of them have a sleeve for a spotting scope or a tripod. That sleeve will fit a rifle, no problem. Just because it doesn't advertise a gun sling, doesn't mean you can't strap a gun to it. Most importantly, look for padded low back support, a wide waist strap, and a sternum strap. That sternum strap is the key to getting the weight off of your hips and shoulders.
If you have any previous back traumas... such as from BMX/MTB/MX crashes. Then I'm going to recommend going with a Cadillac of a pack that is known for being able to haul heavy weight comfortably. I currently have a Badlands 2200 model year 2008 that I bought used off somebody shorter in stature than me. The pack is great.... until it's time to haul the meat out.
Now.. in fairness... some part of that could very well be that I don't quite have the nack of how to adjust a pack properly all the way figured out. But for me with this pack... under load... I have a constant problem with the hip belts slipping off my hip crests during the pack-out.
The first time I used it... to combat the problem of the waist belt straps slipping-down... I tightened the be-jesus out of the buckle... but... THAT... caused me to develop serious blistering over the next 3 days, so I do not recommend that.
Personally I'm trying to put money away in the meantime to go for a serious pack like a Kifaru. Mostly because packing out with that Badlkands really hurts/aggravates an old injury to my Sacrum/Tailbone area.
Shorter in stature would imply the distance between hip belt and shoulder straps is shorter and keep the belt higher. Try any pack before you buy it. I will have a Mystery Ranch Crew Cab up soon for anyone looking for a Cadillac at a discount.
selling the boat anchor huh...so i guess your new digs are working well.
BTW... straight-up LOVING my Kifaru EMR II that I now have! Started walking the dogs on our mile route with 4 Gallons of Crystal Geyser bottles on top of the basic every-trip gear I always have in there. Thing handles weight SOOOOOO much better!
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Берестейська земля (Берестейщина, Берестейська волость, Берестійщина) — руська земля в середній течії річки Західний Буг (басейн Вісли) між річками Бугом, Прип'яттю, Ясьолдою та Нарвою. Входила до складу Київської Русі, належала до Турово-Пинського, згодом до Волинського князівства. Територія дулібів-волинян. Центром було Берестя. Інші чільні міста: Дорогичин, Більськ, Кобринь, Мельник, Воїнь, а також Кам'янець. Сьогодні Берестейська земля є складовою частиною українського етнокультурного краю Берестейщини.

Історія

Передісторія
У V столітті до н. е. на території майбутньої Берестейщини була поширена тщинецька культура, у V—IV століттях до н. е. — лужицька культура, в III—II століттях до н. е. — балто-слов'янська зарубинецька культура. Час та обставини появи на терені волинян у різних дослідників різняться. За одними, волиняни з'являються в регіоні в IV—VI століттях й входили до дулібсько-волинянського племінного об'єднання. За Ярославом Ісаєвичем у VII—IX століттях тут мешкало плем'я дулібів. За Володимиром Сергійчуком з VIII століття на заході Берестейщини проживали племена волинян, а на сході — деревляни. За іншими дослідниками, на Берестейщині до IX століття мешкало племінне об'єднання ятвягів, проте пізніше тут почали освоюватися спочатку дреговичі, потім, в IX—XII століттях і значно інтенсивніше, волиняни, північна межа колонізації яких обмежувалася Біловезькою Пущею, річкою Ясельдою та Пинськими болотами.

Київська Русь

З X століття входила до складу Київської Русі. Саме тоді виникає назва Берестейська земля, якою називали волость з містами Берестям і Дорогичином. Під час першого поділу держави на удільні князівства Володимиром Великим Берестейська земля відійшла до Турово-Пинського князівства, яке саме підпорядковувалося київським князям. 1020 року Берестя захопив король Польщі Болеслав Хоробрий, проте вже в 1022 році місто відбиває Ярослав Мудрий.

У 1087—1157 роках Берестейська земля входила до складу Турово-Пинського та, пізніше, Волинського князівства. Удільні князівства Берестейськлї землі в 1087—1142 роках через Пинськ і Володимир були залежними від Києва. У 1120-х роках на Берестейщині відбувалися бойові дії між руським військом Володимира Мономаха і ятвягами. Зі зростанням феодальної роздробленості Берестейське та Дорогичинське князівства стають незалежними чи напівзалежними від Володимира. Ними правлять власні князі: Ярослав Ярополчич, Святополк Мстиславич, Мстислав Ізяславич, Василько Ярополчич. З другої половини XII століття належала до Волинського князівства.

Галицько-Волинське князівство
У 1199 році князь волинський Роман Мстиславич утворює Галицько-Волинське князівство, до якого крім Волині та Галичини входить Берестейська та Дорогичиська землі, а Турово-Пинське князівство потрапляє під його протекторат. Таким чином у 1199—1316 роках Берестейська земля входила до Галицько-Волинського князівства.

1210 року Берестя захопили Конрад Мазовецький і Лешек Краківський, проте 1213 року руське військо Данила Галицького повертає місто. У Галицько-Волинському літописі щодо Берестейської землі в 1213 році вжита паралельна назва Україна: «Даниїлу же возвратившуся к домови і єха з братом, і прия Берестій, і Угровеськ, в Верещин, і Комов, і всю Україну». У цей час на Полісся та Підляшшя стали активно здійснювати напади лицарі-хрестоносці, які припинилися після розгрому їхнього війська Данилом Галицьким у 1237—1238 роках під Дорогичином. Почастішали також напади на Полісся ятвягів та литовців. У 1227—1228 роках поблизу Берестя був розгромлений ятвязький загін Стегута Зібровича, а самого Стегута вбив волинський воєвода Шелв.

У 1251—1253 роках руський король Данило Галицький дарував половцям хана Тегака землі на Берестейщині, для захисту північної Волині від нападів ятвягів та литовців. Кочовики заснували там 40 поселень й зберігали свою ідентичність до початку XVI століття. Після занепаду Руського королівства і приєднання Волині в XIV столітті ці поселення утворили окрему Половецьку волость у складі Берестейського повіту. У 1270—1288 роках Берестейська земля входила до володінь князя Володимира Васильковича, у 1288—1992 роках — князя Мстислава Даниловича. У 1280 році польський збройний загін пограбував десять сіл у Берестейській землі, проте був розбитий утричі меншим загоном воєводи Тита.

З міркувань захисту регіону на Поліссі та Підляшші проводилося активне будівництво та відновлення оборонних укріплень — у Бересті, Дорогичині, Мельнику, Більську, за наказом волинського князя Володимира Васильковича будівничим Олексою засноване нове місто Кам'янець.

У складі Великого князівства Литовського
Взимку 1315—1316 років литовська армія на чолі з Гедимином пішла походом на Галицько-Волинське князівство, який закінчився приєднанням частини Берестейської землі до складу Великого князівства Литовського. У 1320 році князь Гедимин знову йде війною на Галицько-Волинське князівство, під час якої гине князь Володимир. Берестейська земля увійшла до складу Литви ймовірно в 1320-х роках, за правління в останній Витеня, або ж Гедимина. Точна дата приєднання Берестейщини до Литви невідома й у різних дослідників різниться, проте є свідчення, що берестейські воєводи припинили згадуватися серед інших волинських воєвод з 1318 року.

Таким чином з 1320-х років входило до складу Троцького, а з 1513—1520 років — до Підляського воєводства Великого князівства Литовського.

1349 року під час польсько-литовської війни за галицько-волинську спадщину Берестейщину ненадовго окуповує польський король Казимир III. 1351 року польсько-угорське військо здійснює ще один безуспішний похід на Берестейщину. У 1366 році за договором литовського князя Ольгерда з поляками Берестя з волостю відійшли Кейстутові. 1379 року Берестя спалили тевтонські лицарі. У 1382 році Берестя в облогу взяв польський князь Януш Мазовецький. 1390 року Берестя отримує Магдебурзьке право. У 1397 році Берестя спустошують тевтонські лицарі. У 1404—1519 роках у складі Великого князівства Литовського існувало удільне Кобринське князівство, яке належало князям Кобринським, потомкам князя Ольгерда. У 1463 році Берестя спалило військо кримських татар, очолюване Менглі-Гиреєм.

Західна частина Берестейської землі стала згодом відомою як Підляшшя (міста Дорогичин, Більськ, Мельник, Сураж). 1566 року східна частина Берестейської землі з містами Берестям, Кобринем, Кам'янцем і Пинським повітом увійшла до новоствореного Берестейського воєводства. За Берестейським воєводством згодом закріпилася назва Берестейщина.

В Берестейсько-Литовському воєводстві Берестейська земля перебувала до 1795 року.

Див. також
 Берестейщина — український етнокультурний край на території колишньої Берестейської землі

Примітки

Джерела

Література

Посилання
 Довідник з історії України. За ред. І.Підкови та Р.Шуста.- К.: Генеза, 1993 Том 1_б

Галицько-Волинське князівство
Берестейщина
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A Christmas Across America Party Club was to be held outside one of the poorest apartment complexes in North Las Vegas. The weather was bad and one leader begged for the club to be rescheduled. But the coordinator knew that rescheduling wasn't an option; all they could do was pray.
The cold wind bit at the leaders' faces as they prayed and waited for children to show up. Before long the wind calmed and the sun began to shine! Children and adults slowly filtered in. A tall wire fence and a brick wall separated the club area from the rest of the apartment complex, but several children climbed over the wall.
Thirty children heard the Gospel that day. The leaders reported that the children were "particularly attentive and serious about the Bible presentation, especially the cross." Four of the children made professions of faith—two of whom had climbed over the wall!


How lucky am I to have been asked to review the latest crochet book by Marianne Dekkers-Roos (aka @marretjeroos on insta)?! Of course I leapt at the chance to drool over a book filled with exciting and colourful crochet projects! I have enjoyed following Marianne on Instagram for a couple of years now and have much admired her crochet talent and her playful use of colour. If you don't follow her yet, you really should!
As the book was coming from the other side of the world, I knew it would take a little while to arrive, however this did not stop me from goose-guarding the letterbox and stalking the postman. One morning when returning from dropping the young ones at school, I spied a book-sized package in the mailbox. Sure enough, it had arrived, and I proceeded to spend the next hour or so sitting in the car thumbing from cover to cover, oohing and aahing over all the amazing things inside.
Of course I wanted to create many of the projects immediately! I found it VERY difficult to choose from all the fantastic designs on offer. Some of my favourites were the Sunshine Blanket (in the most excellent canary YELLOW), the Cobblestone and Striped Baby blankets for their delightful texture, the Flower in a Field Cushion (oh the colours!!), the Geometric Triangle Blanket for it's cool factor, & the charming Hexagon Blanket in all it's beautiful pinks! These have definitely gone on my wish list for the future.
I settled on making the fabulous circle wall hanging (there are also instructions for turning it into a bag), as I had a good stockpile of metal rings in my stash and have been meaning to add to my collection of mandalas hanging outside in the trees. So out came the acrylic yarns (they're great for being bomb-proof outside in the weather) and my trusty hook, and I managed to whip it up in one sitting! Isn't it wonderful? I'm loving it!
There are patterns to suit a range of abilities & helpful Designer's Hints on each pattern too. One thing I love about this book (and there is plenty to love) is the inclusion of charts. Being a highly visual individual (now that's a mouthful), I made the mandala almost entirely from the chart and referred to the written instructions (which are also very well written & easy to follow) only in the last couple of rounds. The charts are clear and great for getting an instant overview of the design.
Another thing that made me chuckle was the advice given on the 'Before You Begin - Things I learned (the hard way)' page. I'm sure I'm not alone in rushing into a project with sparks flying off my hook, only to find myself knee deep in frogging a short while after! The tips given here are wise indeed, and worth a read, especially for those people newer to this crochet lark.
There's something for everyone in Colorful Crochet. Many of the projects lend themselves to playing with colours (if that's your thing), and many would also make perfect gifts. It's definitely recommended reading (and drooling) from me!
I was super lucky to receive an additional copy of this splendid book to give away to one lucky crochet lover. If you'd like to go in the draw for the prize please leave a comment below and message through your email address to me (privately) here. Entry is open to everyone (worldwide). Good luck!


CHINA: The Executive Council of Hong Kong approved two metro projects on November 30 that will extend the MTR network by almost 10 km when they open in 2015.
The 7 km South Island Line (East) will run from Admiralty to South Horizons, in Aberdeen, with intermediate stations at Ocean Park, Wong Chuk Hang and Lei Tung. A depot at Wong Chuk Hang will house the three-car trains that will work the route. Construction of the mostly underground line is due to start in mid-2011. The estimated cost is HK$12·6bn at 2009 prices. End-to-end journey time will be around 10 min.
The existing Kwun Tong Line will be extended by 2·6 km from Yau Ma Tei to Whampoa with an intermediate station at Ho Man Tin providing transfers to the future Shatin – Central Link. Estimated cost at 2009 prices is HK$5·6bn. The drill and blast method will be used to excavate the tunnels when work starts in mid-2011.
In line with the government's 'rail plus property' approach to metro project financing, sites have been reserved for development at Wong Chuk Hang and Valley Road Estate.
MTR Corp announced on November 3 that Admiralty station is to be expanded and four platforms added to serve the South Island Line and the Shatin – Central Link. Construction of SCL is due to start in 2012.


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Konstantopoulos, IS, Bastian, N, Gieles, M and Lamers, HJGLM (2009) Constraining star cluster disruption mechanisms 2010IAUS..266..433K.
Star clusters are found in all sorts of environments and their formation and evolution is inextricably linked to the star formation process. Their eventual destruction can result from a number of factors at different times, but the process can be investigated as a whole through the study of the cluster age distribution. Observations of populous cluster samples reveal a distribution following a power law of index approximately -1. In this work we use M33 as a test case to examine the age distribution of an archetypal cluster population and show that it is in fact the evolving shape of the mass detection limit that defines this trend. That is to say, any magnitude-limited sample will appear to follow a dN/dt=1/t, while cutting the sample according to mass gives rise to a composite structure, perhaps implying a dependence of the cluster disruption process on mass. In the context of this framework, we examine different models of cluster disruption from both theoretical and observational standpoints.


The Radioactive Yak: What's the best way to learn Android?
Congrats Reto! Great work there. Many resources in order to learn Android development. I'm a certified Windows Phone Developer and I will love to learn from these resources.
hmm... $150 per month when others courses in Coursera are free. BTW, how long is this course going to last?
All the course material (videos, quizzes, etc.) are free! Udacity charges extra for things like dedicated instructor support and a certificate of completion.


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Lesser-known story about historic Great Lakes fight over water: Racine fears Waukesha's sewage will bring 'danger'
WAUKESHA, Wis. - While visiting the lovely state of Wisconsin earlier this month, I learned the battle over Waukesha's future water supply isn't just about the 8.2 million gallons a day of treated Lake Michigan water that Waukesha wants to start buying from nearby Oak Creek, Wis., within a few years.
To the city of Racine, it's also about the quality of 8.2 million gallons a day of treated wastewater, or effluent, Waukesha plans to put into the Root River to make up for what is taken from the lake on its behalf.
For a detailed overview, see this article I had in Monday's paper that explains why Waukesha - the hometown of rock 'n' roll guitar pioneer Les Paul - has become the battleground for one of North America's fiercest water wars.
"The danger's coming down the Root River." - Racine Mayor John Dickert. THE BLADE/TOM HENRY
What most people outside of Wisconsin apparently don't know is that this landmark case is as much a battle about sewage and perceived risks from it as anything.
Racine doesn't want Waukesha's sewage coming into its community, no matter what assurances are made.
In a nutshell, the situation is this: Waukesha has naturally occurring radium in its groundwater. It is under orders from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to resolve uncertainty over its future water supply.
Besides radium, there are too many salts and minerals and a potentially toxic stew of arsenic, fly ash, chloride, and other pollutants in the city's groundwater.
The situation is apparently manageable in the short term.
But it is expected to worsen in the coming years because of a shale barrier that's 150 feet deep and - in the eyes of Waukesha officials - preventing its aquifer from recharging, although some critics dispute that claim.
The Root River. THE BLADE/TOM HENRY
Regardless, Waukesha predictably became the first city to test the historic water-withdrawal agreement known as the landmark Great Lakes-St. Lawrence River Basin Water Resources Compact, securing a highly controversial permit last June to withdraw 8.2 million gallons a day and return the same amount.
That permit was approved by the eight Great Lakes governors, but is now being challenged by the Chicago-based Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative, which represents 127 U.S. and Canadian cities.
Anyone from neighborhood activists to well-funded, highly organized environmental groups have challenged the permit on the grounds it sets a bad precedent and could lead to more siphoning off the lakes, which the compact was written to prevent. The compact allows exemptions for distressed, near-basin communities such as Waukesha, though.
Such opponents are unconvinced by Waukesha's assertion that, in the context of the six quadrillion gallons in the Great Lakes at any given time, removing 8.2 million gallons a day is roughly the equivalent of taking a teaspoon of water out of an Olympic-sized swimming pool. And, as Waukesha notes, it will be returning the same volume in the form of effluent.
Waukesha vows not to discharge effluent with an algae-growing phosphorus level greater than 0.075 parts per million into the Root.
The Root's phosphorus concentration is typically more than twice that, from .104 ppm in the spring to .554 ppm in the summer, according to figures provided by John Skalbeck, a University of Wisconsin-Parkside geosciences professor.
"It will improve the Root River water quality," Skalbeck said.
Jeff Harenda, Waukesha Clean Water Plant (sewage treatment plant) superintendent said Racine should not worry. THE BLADE/TOM HENRY
But what's received a lot less attention outside of Wisconsin has been Racine's fear of what could happen to its community and its economy, especially if the plan backfires and ruins its nationally known beach.
"The danger's coming down the Root River," Racine Mayor John Dickert told a roomful of journalists during a Jan. 6 discussion organized by the Institutes for Journalism & Natural Resources.
Racine's North Beach has been rated by national publications as one of America's best freshwater beaches. Any threat to it is a threat to Racine's economy, the mayor said.
He and David Ullrich, Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative executive director, said phosphorus numbers don't tell the whole story.
They fear Waukesha's plan is too much of gamble, pointing out how sewage treatment plants aren't designed to remove viruses, plastic microbeads, or pharmaceuticals.
Waukesha is taking additional steps toward eliminating pathogens through aeration and ultraviolet technology, according to Jeff Harenda, the city's sewage treatment plant superintendent, who vows the effluent going into the Root River will improve that stream.
David Ullrich of Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative: His group is challenging Waukesha's permit. THE BLADE/TOM HENRY
"We are very proud of our plant. We are very proud of the quality of water we put out from our plant," Dan Duchniak, Waukesha Water Utility general manager, said.
The healthcare industry is in the process of phasing out microbeads they have used in toothpaste, soaps, and other healthcare products. Legislation approved by Congress and signed into law by President Obama a year ago this month requires products to be made without them as of this July 1, and for sales to cease by July 1, 2018.
But pharmaceuticals flushed down toilets and sinks - and excreted by humans - aren't removed by sewage treatment plants, either.
"All I know is my people are afraid," Mayor Dickert said. "This beach is our No. 1 tourist attraction."
Ullrich said his coalition's challenge "isn't about undermining the compact."
"It's about strengthening the compact," Ullrich said. "We believe a mistake was made by approving the diversion. We've got nothing against Waukesha. It really is all about the Great Lakes. It really is all about the compact."
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, which reviewed Waukesha's application for five years before recommending the compact council approve it, acknowledged the flow will likely result in some sort of change - but not necessarily one that fouls the river.
Some officials believe additional water will help the fishery, not hurt it. The Root River at times has water levels too low for salmon and trout.
Waukesha Mayor Shawn Reilly. THE BLADE/TOM HENRY
Waukesha's a city of 71,000 people with unique charm and history.
Its downtown features an eclectic mix of newer coffee shops and restaurants run by entrepreneurs who have preserved much of the town's historic charm and fabric.
Club 400, a tavern on the National Register of Historic Places, featured regular shows in the 1930s by the legendary Les Paul, a musician best known for inventing one of rock's most popular guitars.
Originally opened in 1894 as a hotel, Club 400 - named after a train that made regular stops at a depot across the street - got new life as a nightclub in 1948 when it was reopened by Mr. Paul's father and brother, George and Ralph Polfuss.
One of downtown's anchors is the Clarke Hotel, a remodeled building from the 1800s that has a warm, European atmosphere. The drink menu of the hotel's Irish pub has a variation of Irish coffee called "The Peggy," in honor of Waukesha Mayor Shawn Reilly's mother, an 83-year-old dyed-in-the-wood Celt with a big smile who makes no apologies for enjoying an occasional nightcap.
In its 8,000-page application submitted in 2010, Waukesha sought 10.1 million gallons a day from Oak Creek. The approved flow 8.2 million gallons a day is about 20 percent less.
"It's important to realize there's this big picture lesson to be learned about water and sustainability." - Peter Annin of Northland College. THE BLADE/TOM HENRY
The dispute comes when at least 800 million of Earth's 7.5 billion people lack access to clean water, at least 2 million of whom die annually from unhealthy water or sewage sanitation, Peter Annin, author of The Great Lakes Water Wars and co-director of Northland College's Mary Griggs Burke Center for Freshwater Innovation, said.
By 2025, two-thirds of the world could be mired in some sort of water shortage, he said.
"The Great Lakes and the rest of the world are entering an era of water tension," Annin said.
He noted that the Illinois diversion at Chicago, created decades ago to move sewage effluent away from the city toward St. Louis, permanently lowers the levels of Lakes Michigan and Huron by 2.5 inches. That diversion has been set at 2.1 billion gallons a day since the 1960s by the Supreme Court.
"Water is the lifeblood of the economy and society," Annin said.
Waukesha is the first test of the Great Lakes compact that required approval from all eight Great Lakes governors, but it is not the first community straddling the basin to get Lake Michigan water.
In 2009, former Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle approved an application from New Berlin, Wis., to divert 2.4 million gallons a day there.
Doyle had the power to do that alone because about a third of New Berlin is inside the basin, Annin said.
Annin's research includes travel to the Aral Sea, considered one of the world's greatest engineering disasters because Russia got too aggressive with multiple diversions. Only a portion of what was once one of the world's largest lakes remains.
"It's important to realize there's this big picture lesson to be learned about water and sustainability," Annin said.
Piping inside the Oak Creek water treatment plant. THE BLADE/TOM HENRY
Mike Sullivan, Oak Creek Water and Sewer Utility general manager. THE BLADE/TOM HENRY
The water tower at Oak Creek's water treatment plant. THE BLADE/TOM HENRY
Part of the Waukesha Clean Water Plant, aka sewage treatment plant. THE BLADE/TOM HENRY
Jan 18, 2017 9:43:51 PM
The Aral Sea is a closed basin and very different hydrologically compared to the Great Lakes. The Aral Sea's climate is also more arid, so it is not a very good system to compare to Lake Michigan.
Posted by: John Freeland | 01/18/2017 at 11:58 PM
Since nitrogenous waste (urine and protein) in sewage is not required to be treated under the CWA, most NPDES permits do not require any limits on nitrogenous waste in the treaded sewage and many facilities do not test for this pollution. This pollution, or as it is now called a nutrient, is a fertilizer for algae. If treated sewage is considered replacement water, it should be properly tested, so everybody knows what is in this treated sewage.
Posted by: Peter Maier | 01/19/2017 at 12:38 AM
Wisconsin's DNR is now at odds with Waukesha??? The DNR never claimed nor issued a Declaration of Findings that Waukesha's current source of water (over 80%) the deep sandstone aquifer is "unsustainable". They did look at one of Waukesha's selective proposed alternative sources, increased dependence on the shallow aquifer, and reviewed a USGS report to determine it would not be sustainable. But they never reviewed any report and issued a Declaration of Findings on the deep aquifer, which also serves adjacent cities which are fully Radium compliant and have never claimed the deep aquifer is "unstainable"
The DNR said in it's study of the application that Waukesha is without a potable source of water because it currently does not have Radium filtration on some of it's deep aquifer wells. But if Waukesha did install Radium filters on wells 5,6,7&9 (as required by Wisconsin law and the EPA) they not only would have a well configuration that meets the average daily demand and peak demand, but would also satisfy the court order and stipulation agreement Waukesha which was sued for non-compliance.
Salts in the water at far lower depths than waukesha will ever need for water?? Wisconsin's DNR dismissed that theory in the application review submission.
Ohio's AG needs to take a close look at the compact requirement that a straddling community be without a potable source of water and the WDNR's reasoning, then review the court order and stipulation agreement case# Waukesha 2009 cx000004. Add 4 radium filters to Waukesha's current well configuration on wells 5,6,7&9 and this Application is baseless.
As monitored by the USGS, Waukesha's deep aquifer increases over 100 feet in the past 15 years. The readings made the WDNR force Waukesha to revise it's 2012 version of the application claiming the deep aquifer was dropping 5' to 9' per year. Clearly, the recharge rates are exceeding the withdrawal rates.
https://groundwaterwatch.usgs.gov/AWLSites.asp?mt=g&S=430052088133501&ncd=awl
Posted by: Steve Edlund, Waukesha, WI | 01/19/2017 at 07:15 AM
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GN Khalsa College of Arts Science and Commerce, Mumbai falls in the list of the city's oldest educational institutions and has been serving as a popular centre of learning with verdant ambience and well equipped building. This grant-in-aid college is a minority college but believes in the ideals of unity and humanity. It got UGC's recognition in 1974 and currently possesses more than 6,000 students and stands tall in an area of more than 27,000 sq. yards. In order to perpetuate and uphold Sikh culture, it conducts Punjabi classes, Akhand Path, Langar and divinity classes. Its motive is to provide quality education by inculcating leadership qualities and work culture and promoting spirit of punctuality, dedication and sincerity.
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●Vast well-equipped library: GN Khalsa College of Arts Science and Commerce boasts of one of the best colleges of the city and has a rich collection of more than 70,000 books, journals, periodicals and CDs and DVDs.


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Placer County issues health alert after basketball tournament outbreak
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ANNOUNCER: WHERE THE NEWS COMES FIRST, THIS IS KCRA 3 NEWS AT 5:00 A. -- AT 4:00 A.M. TY: GOOD MORNING. IT'S THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26. I'M TY STEELE. TONI: AND I'M TONI VALLIERE. HERE'S A LOOK AT OUR BIG STORIES TODAY. TY: PLACER COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH HAS ISSUED A HEALTH ALERT AFTER MORE THAN TWO DOZEN PEOPLE FROM TWO OTHER COUNTIES, WHO TOOK PART IN A YOUTH BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, TESTED POSITIVE FOR COVID-19. THE TOURNAMENT WAS HELD AT COURTSIDE BASKETBALL CENTER ON TINKER ROAD IN UNINCORPORATED ROCKLIN ON NOVEMBER 7 AND 8. OFFICIALS SAY PEOPLE WHO WERE AT THE CENTER ON THOSE DAYS MAY HAVE BEEN EXPOSED TO CORONAVIRUS. OFFICIALS SAY THEY SHOULD QUARANTINE AND GET TESTED, REGARDLESS IF THEY HAVE SYMPTOMS. TONI: THE VIRTUAL RUN TO FEED THE HUNGRY IS TODAY, AND THERE'S STILL TIME TO REGISTER. SCAN THIS Q.R. CODE TO GET TO THE SITE. USE THE CAMERA APP ON YOUR PHONE, AND FOCUS ON THIS Q.R. CODE. A NOTIFICATION WILL POP UP AT THE TOP OF YOUR SCREEN. CLICK ON THAT, AND IT WILL TAKE YOU TO THE KCRA 3 APP FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THIS YEAR'S VIRTUAL EVENT. TY: NOW LET'S GO TO KCRA 3 METEOROLOGIST DIRK VERDOORN FOR A LOOK AT OUR FORECAST. HAPPY THANKSGIVING. DIRK: IT WILL BE BLUSTERY WITH WINDS INCREASING, 20 MILES PER HOUR RECORDED IN FAIRFIELD, 13 IN SACRAMENTO AND 15 IN MODESTO. BREEZES IN PLACERVILLE GUSTING UP TO 20 MILES PER HOUR. AND IN FAIRFIELD, 29 MILES PER HOUR. WE ARE IN THE 40'S, EVEN THE 50'S, BUT WARMER THIS MORNING, BUT WITH THE BREEZE IT FEELS COOLER. SOME CLEAR SKIES IN PLACE. WE WILL HAVE SUNSHINE TODAY.
Placer County Public Health has issued a health alert after more than two dozen people from two other counties who took part in youth basketball tournaments tested positive for COVID-19. The tournament was held at Courtside Basketball Center on Tinker Road in unincorporated Rocklin on Nov. 7 and 8, according to the health alert. Placer County Public Health says people who were at the center on those days may have been exposed to coronavirus and should quarantine and get tested, regardless of whether or not they have symptoms. Additionally, the county health department is encouraging anyone who attended a tournament at the center in November to get tested. Multiple people who were exposed on Nov. 7 and 8 participated in later tournaments at the facility, according to the health alert. "The public is advised to avoid all participation in indoor activities at Courtside Basketball Center," the health alert goes on to say.Youth sports competitions are not permitted in California because of the pandemic."The cases of COVID-19 associated with Courtside Basketball Center are a reminder that contact sports facilitate the spread of coronavirus and illustrate why tournaments are not allowed," the health alert says. On top of that, Placer and more than two dozen counties slid back into the state's most restrictive, purple COVID tier on Nov. 16 as the state pulled what Gov. Gavin Newsom called an "emergency brake" to try to stop a surge of COVID-19 cases in California. When a county is in the purple tier, gyms and fitness facilities are only allowed to operate outdoors. Placer County says it issued the health alert because of the "large scale of the apparent outbreak and potential geographic range that make contact tracing difficult."The county says that the owners of the facility have refused to halt indoor operations and continue to hold tournaments "despite being advised such operations are not allowed and with full knowledge that COVID-19 cases have been associated with activities at the facility."
ROCKLIN, Calif. —
Placer County Public Health has issued a health alert after more than two dozen people from two other counties who took part in youth basketball tournaments tested positive for COVID-19.
The tournament was held at Courtside Basketball Center on Tinker Road in unincorporated Rocklin on Nov. 7 and 8, according to the health alert.
Placer County Public Health says people who were at the center on those days may have been exposed to coronavirus and should quarantine and get tested, regardless of whether or not they have symptoms.
Additionally, the county health department is encouraging anyone who attended a tournament at the center in November to get tested. Multiple people who were exposed on Nov. 7 and 8 participated in later tournaments at the facility, according to the health alert.
"The public is advised to avoid all participation in indoor activities at Courtside Basketball Center," the health alert goes on to say.
Youth sports competitions are not permitted in California because of the pandemic.
"The cases of COVID-19 associated with Courtside Basketball Center are a reminder that contact sports facilitate the spread of coronavirus and illustrate why tournaments are not allowed," the health alert says.
On top of that, Placer and more than two dozen counties slid back into the state's most restrictive, purple COVID tier on Nov. 16 as the state pulled what Gov. Gavin Newsom called an "emergency brake" to try to stop a surge of COVID-19 cases in California. When a county is in the purple tier, gyms and fitness facilities are only allowed to operate outdoors.
Placer County says it issued the health alert because of the "large scale of the apparent outbreak and potential geographic range that make contact tracing difficult."
The county says that the owners of the facility have refused to halt indoor operations and continue to hold tournaments "despite being advised such operations are not allowed and with full knowledge that COVID-19 cases have been associated with activities at the facility."


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Two major property funds hit with significant withdrawal of cash
Overall value of funds decreases by 7 per cent and 9.1 per cent as a result of outflows
A spokesman for Irish Life said its view for Irish property in 2020 "remains positive". Photograph: Artur Widak/NurPhoto via Getty Images
Fri Jan 31 2020 - 07:13
Two of the biggest property funds in the State have been hit with significant withdrawals of funds in recent months, The Irish Times has learned.
The Irish Life Irish Property Fund and the Friends First Irish Commercial Property Fund – managed by Aviva – which have a combined value of more than €1.4 billion, both wrote to investors this week to alert them to the outflows, and to signal that they were now pricing the fund on a "disposal basis".
The value of a fund goes down when it is switched to a disposal basis as the assets within it are valued differently. The overall value of the Irish Life fund decreased by 7 per cent as a result of the change, and Aviva/Friends First fund reduced by 9.1 per cent.
The firms said the change in strategy did not signal an immediate plan to dispose of assets, but property sources said the step may indicate that the funds are readying to sell down assets if it became necessary.
In a statement, Aviva confirmed that it had moved the pricing of the fund "from an acquisition to a disposal basis" with effect from Wednesday. "This decision was taken to protect the best interests of the policyholders who remain in the fund and follows some recent net outflows."
In a note to clients, Irish Life said the fund had "moved to a net outflow position" during 2019. A spokesman for the company said its view for Irish property in 2020 "remains positive" and that "we remain positive about the long-term growth potential of the commercial property market in Ireland".
He noted that 2019 saw €7.2 billion in commercial property transactions and that there was continued interest from international investors "who accounted for over 70 per cent of investment volume".
Small investors
The majority of the fund withdrawals have come from smaller investors and brokers who make up the investment base of the two funds. Both companies, which have performed strongly in recent years, have sufficient cash to pay out any investors who are withdrawing, and there is no need to sell assets to meet any liquidity requirements.
Commercial property sources believe the step signals that many of the smaller investors and brokers feel that the time is right to take money off the table after several years of extremely strong returns.
The €1.34 billion sale of Green Reit last year has also fuelled a belief among some in the investor community that the Irish commercial property market is at the end of a long growth cycle. Similarly, some investors may be tempted to put money into listed Irish property investors, which are currently trading at a discount. Concerns around the retail sector were also cited by sources as a reason investors are acting now.
Irish Life and Aviva reiterated their belief that Irish commercial property was a good long-term investment last night. Suzie Nolan, senior property fund manager with Aviva, said its view was "that the fundamentals of the Irish commercial property market remain strong".
"This change in pricing is not as a result of deteriorating fund or market performance," Ms Nolan continued.
Jack Horgan-Jones is a political reporter with The Irish Times
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Q: oracle : why index full scan is used for group by clause on non-leading index column i have a table EMPLOYEE, a normal composite index on (id,sex),
and the SQL is as follows:
select sex,count(*) from employee group by sex;

Plan hash value: 1246558535

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| Id  | Operation        | Name       | Rows  | Bytes | Cost (%CPU)| Time     |
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|   0 | SELECT STATEMENT |            |     2 |     4 |     2  (50)| 00:00:01 |
|   1 |  HASH GROUP BY   |            |     2 |     4 |     2  (50)| 00:00:01 |
|   2 |   INDEX FULL SCAN| IDX_ID_SEX |   104 |   208 |     1   (0)| 00:00:01 |
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----------------------------------------------------------
     11  recursive calls
      0  db block gets
     11  consistent gets
      0  physical reads
      0  redo size
    673  bytes sent via SQL*Net to client
    552  bytes received via SQL*Net from client
      2  SQL*Net roundtrips to/from client
      0  sorts (memory)
      0  sorts (disk)
      2  rows processed

index full scan is used, i am curious here:
why use index full scan but not index fast full scan ? my understanding: for index full scan, data is returned in sorted order, as column "sex" is not leading column in composite index, it can not be returned in its sorted order, why use index full scan here ?

A: Update answer due to composite index
I decided to update the answer based on the comments where you specify that index is composite.

*

*Index full scan reads each index node in SORTED order.

*Index fast full scan is used to retrieve table rows from the index in UNSORTED order.

Index full scan: Oracle will choose an index full scan when the CBO statistics indicate that a full-index scan is going to be more efficient than a full-table scan and a sort or group is done over the result set. The full-index scan is normally invoked when the CBO determines that a query will return numerous rows in index order, and a full-table scan, and a sort or group by option may cause a disk sort or hash operation go to the temporary tablespace.
Fast full-index scan This execution plan is invoked when a index contains all of the values required to satisfy the query and table access is not required. The fast full-index scan execution plan will read the entire index with multi-block reads (using db_file_multiblock_read_count) and return the rows in unsorted order.
In your specific case, it should have used a FAST FULL SCAN, but perhaps is either a problem in statistics or a optimizer_index_cost_adj parameter value too low.
Let me show you a test case. I create a table with an id field generated as identity, one field with the sex, either M or F, and a random string for the column c1.
SQL> create table test_index ( c1 varchar2(10), c2 number generated always as identity, c3 varchar2(1) );

Table created.

Populate 200000 records and create the index composite on c2 and c3
SQL> declare
  2  begin
  3  for r in 1 .. 100000
  4  loop
  5      insert into test_index ( c1 , c3 ) values ( dbms_random.string('U',1
  6      insert into test_index ( c1 , c3 ) values ( dbms_random.string('U',1
  7  end loop;
  8  commit;
  9  end;
 10  /

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL> create index idx_test_index on test_index (c2 , c3) ;

Index created.

Now, let's see how it behaves
SQL> select count(*) from cpl_rep.test_index ;

  COUNT(*)
----------
    200000

SQL> exec dbms_stats.gather_table_stats ( 'MYOWNER', 'TEST_INDEX' , cascade => true );

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL> set autotrace traceonly explain

SQL> set lines 200
SQL> select c3, count(*) from test_index group by c3

Execution Plan
----------------------------------------------------------
Plan hash value: 805205005

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Id  | Operation             | Name           | Rows  | Bytes | Cost (%CPU)| Time     |
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|   0 | SELECT STATEMENT      |                |     2 |     4 |   102   (8)| 00:00:01 |
|   1 |  HASH GROUP BY        |                |     2 |     4 |   102   (8)| 00:00:01 |
|   2 |   INDEX FAST FULL SCAN| IDX_TEST_INDEX |   200K|   390K|    95   (2)| 00:00:01 |
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

SQL> select /*+index ( a IDX_TEST_INDEX ) */ c3, count(*) from myowner.test_index a group by c3
  2  ;

Execution Plan
----------------------------------------------------------
Plan hash value: 2605845939

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Id  | Operation        | Name           | Rows  | Bytes | Cost (%CPU)| Time     |
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|   0 | SELECT STATEMENT |                |     2 |     4 |   257   (4)| 00:00:01 |
|   1 |  HASH GROUP BY   |                |     2 |     4 |   257   (4)| 00:00:01 |
|   2 |   INDEX FULL SCAN| IDX_TEST_INDEX |   200K|   390K|   250   (1)| 00:00:01 |
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

In my example it uses FAST FULL SCAN because of the value of optimizer_index_cost_adj
SQL> set autotrace off
SQL> show parameter index_cost_adj

NAME                                 TYPE        VALUE
------------------------------------ ----------- ------------------------------
optimizer_index_cost_adj             integer     100

Let's change it to a low value to see what happens
SQL> alter session set optimizer_index_cost_adj=20 ;

Session altered.

SQL> set autotrace traceonly explain
SQL> select c3, count(*) from cpl_rep.test_index group by c3 ;

Execution Plan
----------------------------------------------------------
Plan hash value: 2605845939

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Id  | Operation        | Name           | Rows  | Bytes | Cost (%CPU)| Time     |
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|   0 | SELECT STATEMENT |                |     2 |     4 |    57  (13)| 00:00:01 |
|   1 |  HASH GROUP BY   |                |     2 |     4 |    57  (13)| 00:00:01 |
|   2 |   INDEX FULL SCAN| IDX_TEST_INDEX |   200K|   390K|    50   (0)| 00:00:01 |
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The optimizer_index_cost_adj parameter was created to allow a change in the relative costs of full-scan versus index operations. This is the most important parameter of all, and the default setting of 100 is incorrect for most Oracle systems. It lets you tune optimizer behavior for access path selection to be more or less index friendly—that is, to make the optimizer more or less prone to selecting an index access path over a full table scan or a full index scan.
The default for this parameter is 100 percent, at which the optimizer evaluates index access paths at the regular cost. Any other value makes the optimizer evaluate the access path at that percentage of the regular cost. For example, a setting of 50 makes the index access path look half as expensive as normal.


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Q: Test whether an object implements a generic interface for any generic type I want to test an object to see if it implements IDictionary<TKey,TValue> but I don't care what TKey and TValue are.
I can test if is a concrete instance of the framework Dictionary<,> like this:
bool isDict = type.IsGenericType &&
    (typeof(Dictionary<,>).IsAssignableFrom(type.GetGenericTypeDefinition());

but I can't think of a way to test for something that implements IDictionary<,>. This technique doesn't work for the interface; IsAssignableFrom return false if I test against the generic base type IDictionary<,>, which seems odd since it works for the concrete type.
Normally you would use is to test if something implements an interface, but of course this only works if I want to test for a specific generic interface. Or I would just test for a common ancestral interface, but unlike other generic data structures such as IList<> and ICollection<>, there is no unique non-generic interface from which the generic IDictionary<TKey,TValue> inherits.

A: How about something like
return type.GetInterfaces()
           .Where(t => t.IsGenericType)
           .Select(t => t.GetGenericTypeDefinition())
           .Any(t => t.Equals(typeof(IDictionary<,>)));

which I'm sure that you can easily generalize for any generic type definition.


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The role of a grandparent is really very delicious. I am a grandparent now of five grandchildren. I really understand why everyone loves grandparenting. There are some important things that I think grandparents need to understand. The most critical is that grandchildren are, what I call OPC, other people's children. They are not your children. You had your chance. The most effective grandparenting is supporting the parenting directions of your son or your daughter and the in-law. If you do not, you will find there is going to be a lot of stress in that relationship with that extended family. To the degree, you may have different ideas of parenting, but there are new, modern ideas that your children will want to incorporate for your grandchildren. I think that you have to be respectful. The nice thing about grandparenting is that you generally have a lot of time and energy. You are not busy in your careers. You are not busy in a lot of other activities. Grandparents have the opportunity to give absolute quality time to their grandchildren. You are the one that can convey the legacy. You are the one with all the stories. You are the individual that can help transmit family values. I think that is one of the more important roles that grandparents play.


Abuse of the tranquiliser class of prescription drugs is common and a growing concern; young people often use them recreationally and their use and abuse has increased substantially so that, now, addiction to them has become a serious and widespread problem. There are many different types of tranquilisers and not all of them addictive, however one particular class of tranquiliser with the potential for misuse and dependence due to it's effect on the body are known as 'Minor' Tranquilisers and also as benzodiazepines, among these are some of the most commonly used – Valium (Diazepam) and Xanax.
The NHS currently prescribes benzodiazepines, intended for extreme cases and only in the short-term. Benzodiazepines are often prescribed to treat insomnia, anxiety, alcohol withdrawal and epileptic fits. Physiological effects on the body include depressing the nervous system, sedation that induces a calming and relaxed state – plus, a relief of anxiety/tension due to slowing down of the brain and body.
Taking these type of tranquilisers for longer than two weeks can induce a reliance and dependence is often reported within just 2-4 weeks because of the unpleasant withdrawal symptoms. Widthdrawal systems can typically include headaches, panic, tremors, nausea and in severe cases fits can occur. This class of drug can also be a risky prescription to use due to it's high incidence of interaction – mixing benzodiazepines with other depressant drugs like heroin or alcohol is particularly dangerous. Other negative side effects include drowsiness and memory loss.
One drug in particular that has seen a dramatic increase in illicit purchases or prescriptions is Xanax. Some use the benzodiazepine drug to soothe anxiety and panic disorders, whereas others abuse it for it's tranquilising effects. Use of drug such as Xanax for more than six weeks often develop an addiction to them. In high doses, Xanax can create a state of mental and physical ease, and also eliminate pain, insomnia, worry, and symptoms of anxiety. Yet, this high is short-lived and will generally only last a few hours. Although it only provides immediate relief, the effects of a Xanax addiction are long-lasting. Like any other addiction, users should not attempt immediate withdrawal without professional help.


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Charles Krauthammer: Why I'm voting for McCain
by speedygolfs.
12:00 PM CDT on Friday, October 24, 2008
Contrarian that I am, I'm voting for John McCain. I'm not talking about bucking the polls or the media consensus that it's over before it's over. I'm talking about bucking the rush of wet-fingered conservatives leaping to Barack Obama before they're left out in the cold without a single state dinner for the next four years.
I stand athwart the rush of conservative ship-jumpers of every stripe ˆ neo (Ken Adelman), moderate (Colin Powell), genetic/ironic (Christopher Buckley) and socialist/atheist (Christopher Hitchens) ˆ yelling "Stop!" I shall have no part of this motley crew. I will go down with the McCain ship. I'd rather lose an election than lose my bearings.
First, I'll have no truck with the phony case ginned up to rationalize voting for the most liberal and inexperienced presidential nominee in living memory. The "erratic" temperament issue, for example. As if Mr. McCain's risky and unsuccessful ˆ but in no way irrational ˆ attempt to tactically maneuver his way through the economic tsunami that came crashing down a month ago renders him unfit for office. This man has demonstrated the most admirable equanimity and courage in the face of unimaginable pressures as a prisoner of war, and he has steadily navigated innumerable challenges and setbacks, not the least of which was the collapse of his campaign just a year ago.
Nor will I countenance the "dirty campaign" pretense. The double standard here is stunning. Mr. Obama ran a scurrilous Spanish-language ad falsely associating Mr. McCain with anti-Hispanic slurs. Another ad falsely claimed Mr. McCain supports "cutting Social Security benefits in half." And for months, Democrats insisted that Mr. McCain sought 100 years of war in Iraq.
Mr. McCain's critics are offended that he raised the issue of William Ayers. What's astonishing is that Mr. Obama was himself not offended by William Ayers.
Moreover, the most remarkable of all tactical choices of this election season is the attack that never was. Out of extreme (and unnecessary) conscientiousness, Mr. McCain refused to raise the legitimate issue of Mr. Obama's most egregious association ˆ with the race-baiting Rev. Jeremiah Wright. Dirty campaigning, indeed.
The case for Mr. McCain is straightforward. The financial crisis has made us forget, or just blindly deny, how dangerous the world out there is. We have a generations-long struggle with Islamic jihadism. An apocalyptic soon-to-be-nuclear Iran. A nuclear-armed Pakistan in danger of fragmentation. A rising Russia pushing the limits of revanchism. Plus the sure-to-come Falklands-like surprise popping out of nowhere.
Who do you want answering that phone at 3 a.m.? A man who's been cramming on these issues for the last year, who's never had to make an executive decision affecting so much as a city, let alone the world? A foreign policy novice instinctively inclined to the flabbiest, most vaporous multilateralism (e.g., the Berlin Wall came down because of "a world that stands as one"), and who refers to the most deliberate act of war since Pearl Harbor as "the tragedy of 9/11," a term more appropriate for a bus accident?
Or do you want a man who is the most prepared, most knowledgeable, most serious foreign policy thinker in the U.S. Senate? A man who not only has the best instincts but has the honor and the courage to, yes, put country first, as when he carried the lonely fight for the surge that turned Iraq from catastrophic defeat into achievable strategic victory?
Today's economic crisis, like every other in our history, will in time pass. But the barbarians will still be at the gates. Whom do you want on the parapet? I'm for the guy who can tell the lion from the lamb.
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This was in an email forwarded to me. It's an unusual 'political' email in that the facts are verifiable from some good resources unlike most of the stuff I receive. Obviously, the democrats are not to blame for the crumbling mortgages (leaving aside the economy, people obtained mortgages of their own free will) and all this didn't happen just because they took control of congress.
Some facts use CNN as the resource. Media reporting is not always accurate, yet sometimes it exposes lies and distorted facts from of our US leaders. You can research yourself if you think the numbers are off.
Nevertheless, I think the overall information is interesting.
In Just one year – – –
In just one year. Remember the election in 2006? Thought you might like to read the following:
A little over one year ago:
1) Consumer confidence stood at a 2 1/2 year high;
2) Regular gasoline sold for $2.19 a gallon;
3) The unemployment rate was 4.5%.
Since voting in a Democratic Congress in 2006 we have seen:
1) Consumer confidence plummet;
2) The cost of regular gasoline soar to over $3.50 a gallon;
3) Unemployment is up to 5% (a 1 0% increase);
4) American households have seen $2.3 trillion in equity value evaporate (stock and mutual fund losses);
5) Americans have seen their home equity drop by $1.2 trillion dollars;
6) 1% of American homes are in foreclosure.
America voted for change in 2006, and we got it!
Remember, it's Congress that makes law not the President.
He has to work with what's handed to him.
Quote of the Day…….."My friends, we live in the greatest nation in the history of the world. I hope you'll join with me as we try to change it." — Barack Obama
Taxes…Whether Democrat or a Republican you will find these statistics enlightening and amazing.
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Taxes under Clinton Taxes under Bush 2008
Single making 30K – tax $8,400 Single making 30K – tax $4,500
Single making 50K – tax $14,000 Single making 50K – tax $12,500
Married making 60K – tax $16,800 Married making 60K- tax $9,000
Married making 75K – tax $21,000 Married making 75K – tax $18,750
Married making 125K – tax $38,750 Married making 125K – tax $31,250
Both democratic candidates will return to the higher tax rates
It is amazing how many people that fall into the categories above
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will repeal the Bush tax cuts and a good portion of the people that
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Following are results from the 2018 Highland County Fair as provided by the OSU Highland County Extension Office.
Junior – First, Marley Gobin, Concord Junior Farmers; second, Meri Jackson, HIghland Harvesters; third, Kobie Miles, Fur, Feathers and Friends.
Intermediate – First, Ethan Cummings, Premier Showmen; second, Kathryn Ogden, Canine Commanders; third, Alexis West, Marshall Junior Farmers; honorable mention, Sydney Hamilton, Highland County Poultry, Pigs & Lambs; honorable mention, Anne-Marie Ogden, Canine Commanders.
Senior – First, Trisha Lewis, Lynchburg-Clay FFCLA; second, Sara Newsome, Fab Five; third, Eden Edenfield, Highland's Best.
Junior Division – First, Emma Yochum, All About Beef; second, Leah Robinson, Marshall Stockmen; third, Jayah Chaney, Fantastics.
Intermediate Division – First, Kyah Chaney, Fantastics; second, Addisyn Downing, Ready Set Show; third, Katie Cook, Greene Countrie Farm Hands; honorable mention, Trinity Edenfield, Highland's Best.
Senior Division – First, Sara Newsome, Fab Five; second, Kelsey Arnett, Cloverleaf Clippers; third, Eden Edenfield, Highland's Best; honorable mention, Elizabeth Zaremba, Cloverleaf Clippers.
First place team – Sydney Sanders, Carly Sanders, Wyatt Osborne, John Miller, Premier Showmen.
Second place team – Anna Jo Reeves, Cade Sponcil, Noah Sponcil, Lara Henson, Greenfield MClain.
Third place team – Emma Yochum, Sawyer Blair, Sydney Shelton, Weston Blair, Connor Yochum, All Stars.
Fourth place team – Avery Teteters, Reese Teeters, Landry Teeters, Teeters Trio.
Individual – First, Wyatt Osborn, Premier Showmen; second, Noah Sponcil, Greenfield McClain; third, Cade Sponcil, Greenfield McClain; fourth, Anna Jo Reeves, Greenfield McClain; fifth, Kenzie Arnold, Fairfield FFA; sixth, Corbin Winkle, B2W2; seventh, Carly Sanders, Premier Showmen; eighth, Emma Yochum, All Stars; ninth, Sydney Saunders, Premier Showmen; 10th, Emmarae Helterbrand, Champs.
First place team – Bryn Karnes, Emily Jones, Caleb Cook, Ethan Cockerill, McClain FFA.
Second place team – Emma Case, Lawton Parry, Luke Dhume, Cohen Frost, Premier Showmen.
Third place team – Lana Grover, Joe Helterbrand, Kristen Harp, Lexey Hetzel, Hillsboro FFA.
Fourth place team – Cora Gillespie, Chandra HIll, Zach DeAtley, Brianna Purvis, Mowrystown FFA.
Individual – First, Bryn Karnes, McClain; second, Lana Grover, Hillsboro FFA; third, Lawton Parry, Premier Showmen; fourth Emily Jones, McClain FFA; fifth, Tyler Boggess, John Doe; sixth, Jaden Henderson, John Doe; seventh, Charles Phillips, Mowrystown FFA; eighth, Brianna Purvis, Mowrystown FFA; ninth, Cora Gillespie, Mowrystown FFA; 10th, Kristen Harp, Hillsboro FFA.
Age 8/9 – First, Sydney Shelton, All About Beef.
Age 10 – First, Wyatt Osborn, Premier Showmen.
Age 11 – First, Carter Boyd, Barnyard Bunch.
Age 12 – First, Sydney Sanders, Premier Showmen.
Age 13 – Kaylee Butler-Fife, Ag-N-Stuff.
Age 14 – First, Dawson Osborn, Premier Showmen.
Age 15 – First, Allison Kiley, Mowrystown FFA.
Age 16 – First, Larkyn Parry, Premier Showmen.
Age 17 – First, Hillary Hamilton, Premier Showmen.
Age 8/9 – First, Sophia Michael, Highland County Buckeyes.
Age 10 – First, Victoria Morris, Greene Countrie Farm Hands.
Age 11 – First, Gracie Thoroman, Fur, Feathers & Friends.
Age 12 – First, Sydney Hamilton, Highland County Poultry, Pigs & Lambs.
Age 12 – First, Sam Hamilton, Highland County Poultry, Pigs & Lambs.
Age 13 – First, Kyah Chaney, Fantastics.
Age 14 – First, Madison Knox, Belfast Kids Unlimited.
Age 15 – First, Kelcie Thornburg, Fur, Feathers & Friends.
Age 16 – First, Ashlie Hillyer, Fur, Feathers & Friends.
Age 17 – First, Cheynne Watson, McClain FFA.
Age 8/9 – First, Paisly Cox, Berrysville Whippersnappers.
Age 10 – First, Christian Flowers, Buford Dairy & Livestock.
Age 11 – First, Hayden Barrera, Building Bridges.
Age 13 – First, Wesley Kelch, Highland County Poultry, Pigs & Lambs.
Age 14 – First, Sara Newsome, Fab Five.
Age 15 – First, Kara Williams, Lynchburg-Clay FFA.
Age 16 – First, Hope Wycoff, Barnyard Bunch.
Age 18 – First, Brittany Rhoades, Highland County Poultry, Pigs & Lambs.
Age 8/9 – First, Baylee McClain, Highland's Best.
Age 10 – First, Halle Jones, Premier Showmen.
Age 11 – First, Destine Kipp, Fur, Feathers & Friends.
Age 12 – First, Sydney Hooper, Highland Harvesters.
Age 13 – First, Wade Evans, Fur, Feathers & Friends.
Age 14 – First, Halle Hamilton, Premier Showmen.
Age 15 – First, Carter Cambell, McClain FFA.
Age 16 – First, Katie Kirk, Lynchburg-Clay FFA.
Age 17 – First, Elizabeth Zaremba, Clover Leaf Clippers.
Age 18 – First, Mackenzie Creek, Belfast Kids Unlimited.
Age 10 – First, Mia Roehm, Highland Harvesters.
Age 11 – First, Brya McClain, Highland's Best.
Age 12 – First, Brianna Hill, Belfast Kids Unlimited.
Age 13 – First, Jaylie Duncan, Highland Harvesters.
Age 14 – First, Chandra Hill, Belfast Kids Unlimited.
Age 16 – First, Zach DeAtley, Fur, Feathers & Friends.
Age 17 – First, Cheyenne Watson, McClain FFA.
Age 18 – First, Logan Simmons, Lynchburg-Clay FFA.
Age 8/9 – First, Claire WInkle, Barnyard Bunch.
Age 10 – First, Ashton Bain, Highland County Poultry, Pigs & Lambs.
Age 11 – First, Cade Sponcil, Barnyard Bunch.
Age 13 – First, Bobby Satterfield, Mowrystown FFA.
Age 14 – First, Spencer Wycoff, Barnyard Bunch.
Age 15 – First, Bryce Stanley, Barnyard Bunch.
Age 16 – Destiny Trefz, McClain FFA.
Age 17 – First, Nick Evans, Fairfield FFA.
Age 18 – First, Kennedi Claycomb, Barnyard Bunch.
Junior – Kaylynn Thompson, Silver Spurs.
Intermediate – Amanda Hitt, Silver Spurs.
Senior – Morgan Kelly, Ready-Set-Show.
Outstanding Equine Exhibitor – Amanda Hitt, Silver Spurs.
Champion Senior Buck – Katie Kirk, Highland County Unlimited.
Champion Senior Doe – Carter Campbell, McClain FFA.
Champion 6/8 Buck – Summer Brown, Ag-N-Stuff.
Champion 6/8 Doe – Darby Yeager, Fur, Feathers & Friends.
Champion Junior Buck – Sydney Hooper, Highland Harvesters.
Champion Junior Doe – Brayden Yeager, Fur, Feathers & Friends.
Grand Champion Overall – Braydon Yeager, Fur, Feathers & Friends.
Reserve Champion Overall – Katie Kirk, Highland County Unlimited.
Champion 4 class – Mackenzie Creek, Belfast Kids Unlimited.
Reserve Champion 4 class – Bailey McWhorter, Belfast Kids Unlimited.
Champion 6 class – Madison Frazer, Fur, Feathers & Friends.
Reserve Champion 6 class – Gage Thompson, Fur, Feathers & Friends.
Class 1 – First, Ava Hooper, Highland Harvesters; second, James Fritts, Ag-N-Stuff.
Class 2 – First, Saige Igo, Fur, Feathers & Friends; second, Morgan Lucas, Fur, Feathers & Friends.
Class 3 – First, Sydney Hooper, Highland Harvesters; second, Kami Collins, Fur, Feathers & Friends.
Class 4 – First, Somara Donley, Lynchburg Guys & Gals; second, Mya Hamilton, Premier Showmen.
Class 5 – First, Emmy Hawkins, Mowrystown FFA; second, Hannah Hamilton, Premier Showmen.
Champion – Somara Donley, Lynchburg Guys & Gals.
Reserve Champion – Sydney Hooper, Highland Harvesters.
Age 8 – First, Brynne Holsted, Highland County Unlimited; second, Alyssa Bales, Highland County Unlimited.
Age 9 – First, Ashlyn Bellamy, Highland Harvesters; second, Baylee McClain, Highland's Best.
Age 10 – First, Darby Yeager, Fur, Feathers & Friends; second, Bailey McWhorter, Belfast Kids Unlimited.
Age 11 – First, Destinee Kipp, Fur, Feathers & Friends; second, Harleigh Diles, Highland County Unlimited.
Age 12 – First, Sydney Hooper, Highland Harvesters; second, Madison Frazer, Fur, Feathers & Friends.
Age 13 – First, Evelyn Lucas, Fur, Feathers & Friends; second, Wade Evans, Fur, Feathers & Friends.
Age 14 – First, Mayson Faulconer, McClain FFA; second, Clair Holsted, Highland County Unlimited.
Age 15 – First, Carter Campbell, McClain FFA; second, Braydon Yeager, Fur, Feathers & Friends.
Age 16 – First, Katie Kirk, Highland County Unlimited; second, Kelsey Arnett, Clover Leaf Clippers.
Age 18 – First, Brittany Howard, Highland County Unlimited; second, Makenzie Creek, Belfast Kids Unlimited.
Sweepstakes Champion – Katie Kirk, Highland County Unlimited.
Sweepstakes Reserve Champion – Carter Campbell, McClain FFA.


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Дмитрий Кориатович (ум. ) — литовский князь, сын князя Кориата (Михаила) Гедиминовича. Ряд историков отождествляют его с московским воеводой — князем Дмитрием Михайловичем Боброком Волынским.

Биография
О Дмитрии известно не очень много. В статье «Рогожского летописца» за 1356 год указывается, что «». Более поздняя «Никоновская летопись» в этом месте сообщает, что великий князь Иван II Иванович отдал дочь «». Н. М. Карамзин на основании неизвестного источника сообщает, за какого внука конкретно — говоря, что в это время великий князь Иван II выдал замуж дочь за князя Дмитрия Кориатовича, племянника Ольгерда.

В то же в родословии московского дворянского рода Волынских указывается, что великий князь Дмитрий Иванович Донской (сын Ивана II Ивановича) выдал за Дмитрия Михайловича Боброка Волынского «сестру свою княжну Анну». Возможно, на основании сопоставления этих известий ряд историков отождествили двух князей — Дмитрия Михайловича Боброка и Дмитрия Кориатовича. Также эта версия была поддержана рядом русских историков, в частности П. Н. Петровым, А. В. Экземплярским, Г. В. Вернадским, В. А. Кучкиным, это отождествление поддерживается польскими историками.

Однако ещё Ю. Вольф считал их двумя разными личностями. В дальнейшем ряд современных российских историков представили свои сомнения в правильности такого отождествления. Так, А. В. Кузьмин, подробно проанализировав источники по биографии Боброка, пришёл к выводу, что Дмитрий Боброк и Дмитрий Кориатович — разные лица

Возможно, Дмитрий был старшим из сыновей Кориата — по мнению Кузьмина в пользу этого заключения свидетельствует ранняя дата брака. Возможно также, что в отличие от других сыновей Кориата Дмитрий и его брат Лев имели владения не в Подолье, а в Литве или Белой Руси, поэтому информация о них не попала в русские источники. Возможно, они были вассалами Кейстута.

В «Никоновской летописи» в числе князей, погибших в битве на Ворскле 12 августа 1399 года, указаны князья Дмитрий и Лев Кориатовичи, хотя в других летописях в перечне погибших князей указан только Лев.

Брак и дети
Жена: с 1356 года — Любовь (или Анна), дочь великого князя Владимирского Ивана II Ивановича Красного. Польскими историками предполагается, что его сыном мог быть Иван Дмитриевич, которому примерно в 1442—1450 годах было дано подтверждение от польского короля Казимира на владение Боброком (если принять тождественность князя Дмитрия Кориатовича с Дмитрием Боброк Волынским). О других детях сведений нет.

Примечания

Литература

Родившиеся в XIV веке
Литовские князья
Кориатовичи