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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Tony Stewart had dreamed of winning at Indianapolis Motor Speedway since he was a 10-year-old ripping up the front lawn with his go-kart at his Columbus, Ind., home some 40 miles away from the historic track.
He dreamed about it so much that it hurt.
Then, on a hot, sunny afternoon in August 2005, all the pain went away.
Stewart, 34, won on the track where he watched childhood heroes such as A.J. Foyt win the Indianapolis 500. He got to kiss the famous yard of bricks nine months after moving back into his childhood home to restore order to a life that had been confused by on- and off-the-track distractions and confrontations.
That he made the winning pass on Kasey Kahne with 11 laps to go in front of his Turn 2 suite filled with family members, neighbors and hometown friends made it almost surreal.
"This is everything I ever wanted and dreamed of," Stewart had said over his car radio as he took the checkered flag. "If I die tomorrow, my life's complete."
For everything that happened that season, from Stewart's winning his second championship to Jeff Gordon and Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s failing to make the Chase to Kurt Busch's and Jamie McMurray's getting out of their contracts a year early to go to another team, nothing stood out more than this moment.
"There's only two things in life, living and dreaming," said Stewart's father, Nelson, after watching his son climb the fence in front of the flag stand. "If you get to live your dream, how much better does it get?"
Even Stewart thinks of that moment more than anything else, including hoisting the Cup trophy after the final race at Homestead-Miami Speedway and again at the banquet in New York City, when reliving that season.
"Winning the Brickyard was huge," he said this past weekend at Richmond. "That was something that was really, really big to me, and that just took a lot of pressure off from that moment on for the rest of the season, of just being relaxed and confident that what we were doing was right.
"That was a huge pivot point for us."
The win was Stewart's fourth in six weeks, and it thrust him into the points lead for the first time to erase any memory of a lackluster first half of the year. He went on to win the following week at Watkins Glen and coasted into the Chase with a huge lead over Greg Biffle.
Nothing in the Chase was quite so dramatic, other maybe than newcomer Carl Edwards' winning consecutive races at Atlanta and Texas to climb into contention with two weeks remaining.
Stewart lulled the then-10-driver field to sleep with seven top-10 finishes, including second-place finishes at New Hampshire, Talladega and Martinsville. He relinquished the points lead outright only once and cruised to a 15th-place finish in the finale at Homestead-Miami to win the title by 35 points over Edwards and Biffle.
Perhaps the most newsworthy moment of the Chase came on the highway leading away from Phoenix International Raceway. There, 2004 Cup champion Kurt Busch was ticketed for reckless driving. He then was suspended for the final two races by the Roush organization that reluctantly released him to Penske Racing for 2006.
Other moments that stood out included:
• Gordon's winning the Daytona 500 for the third time in his career while Stewart, who led a race-high 107 laps, finished seventh.
• Kahne's leading a race-high 242 laps at Richmond International Raceway to hold off his childhood idol, Stewart, for his first Cup win.
• Mark Martin's postponing his retirement plans for the first time to fill the void left by Busch.
• The illustrious careers of Rusty Wallace and Ricky Rudd coming to an end.
• NASCAR's announcement that teams would be limited to four cars after Roush Fenway Racing put five in the Chase.
• Gordon's and Earnhardt's missing the Chase, leaving some to wonder whether the format would survive without two of its biggest stars not participating.
• Robbie Loomis' stepping down as Gordon's crew chief four days after the team missed the Chase and announcing he would join Petty Enterprises in 2006.
But nothing stood out more than the pure pleasure underneath the sweat-covered face of Stewart after his win at Indianapolis.
"This is one of those days I don't want to end," Stewart said then. "I don't want to see the sun set. It's definitely the greatest day of my life. Today has been my life."
David Newton covers NASCAR for ESPN.com. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Votes: 1,609
47. Drillbit Taylor (2008)
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Votes: 50,109 | Gross: $32.85M
48. Little Fockers (2010)
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Votes: 85,287 | Gross: $148.38M
49. Starsky & Hutch (2004)
PG-13 | 101 min | Comedy, Crime
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Writers: William Blinn, Stevie Long, John O'Brien, Todd Phillips, Scot Armstrong | Director: Todd Phillips | Stars: Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson, Snoop Dogg, Vince Vaughn
Votes: 120,593 | Gross: $88.20M
50. Around the World in 80 Days (2004)
PG | 120 min | Action, Adventure, Comedy
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Writers: Jules Verne, David N. Titcher, David Benullo, David Andrew Goldstein | Director: Frank Coraci | Stars: Jackie Chan, Steve Coogan, Jim Broadbent, Kathy Bates
Votes: 68,513 | Gross: $24.00M

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Today, we usher in the end of the 2015-2016 school year and with it I sit in reflection of what has transpired in the course of this academic year. We have seen tremendous operational growth, student achievement and community engagement. It is a wonderful time to be at New Frontiers Charter School District.
We have, and will continue to, focus on providing quality education that empowers our students to achieve. Our students are on path to excellence. Each of them have the opportunity to enter college as high school freshman through our college immersion program. We stand resolved that our Elementary and Middle school will prepare each student for this journey and we remain committed to growing this opportunity district-wide.
Our successes and growth could not be achieved this year without the dedication of our parents, administrators, teachers and staff, and community partners. What we set out to do each year is no easy feat. Making academic gains that propel our students forward often requires long hours, extraordinary commitment and at times – shear will. On behalf of our young aspiring minds, I thank you.
Parents, we entrust that you will continue to support your child's learning by encouraging them to read over the summer and by taking the time to explore our city's rich history and landscape that is full of real-world classroom opportunities. Teachers and staff, we encourage you to reflect on this academic year and return re-inspired to cultivate our community's next generation of leaders. Community partners, we will be in touch with you to discuss how you can be a part of our vision of the future.
As you enjoy your summer, remember that while many of our grade levels are waitlisted there remain some opportunities for additional families to be served by our district – namely in kindergarten and first grade. Please spread the word to your friends and families about how our schools are providing quality, innovative public education to our community.
On behalf of the entire New Frontiers family, we wish you a safe and memorable summer!
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Sherman News
A Good Friday Eve fellowship and supper for youth and college/career will be held Thursday, April 9, at Sherman Baptist.
A Good Friday Children's Activity is scheduled for Friday, April 10, at Sherman Baptist. Food will be served at 6:30 p.m., and an Easter egg hunt with flashlights will follow at 7:30 p.m. Games will be played at 8:15 p.m. All children are asked to bring a flashlight and an Easter egg basket.
The WMU will meet April 10 in the home of Ann Davis at 12:30 p.m.
Joint Worship is scheduled for Sunday, April 12, at the Sherman Methodist Church at 7 a.m. Other churches participating will be Sherman Baptist, Sherman Grove MB Church, Belden Baptist, and Bethel Baptist.
The 55 and Up Club will meet at Sherman Baptist April 21.
Sunday, April 5, Sherman Church of Christ held its fellowship dinner immediately following the morning service. Bro. Ray Kennedy preached and then led the young men of the church in a singing school after dinner with a devotion.
The Sherman Church of Christ is getting ready for a spring fling Saturday, April 11, at 2 p.m. with an egg hunt and games for all ages.
A Gospel Meeting will be held April 26 – 29 at Sherman Church of Christ. Sunday's schedule will be morning service with lunch following. Monday through Wednesday services will be held at 7 p.m. nightly.
Brotherhood was held March 29 at Tri-County Baptist Church with Charles Kitchens as the guest speaker.
Six ladies from Tri-County Baptist attended the Women of the Word seminar April 4 at Wildwood Baptist Church in Tupelo.
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We first got the idea to start a band when we were in high school. We had known each other since middle school, but it wasn't until we all started listening to Oasis that we got the idea to form a band of our own. Without Oasis, there would be no far*out.
Months later we started having practice at Joe's house. We were all fans of bands such as The Beatles, The Smiths, Radiohead, Stone Temple Pilots and mostly all the bands from the 90's Britpop scene like Oasis, Blur, Ash, Supergrass, etc... so a lot of it came out in our songs.
Later on, High school ended and Charles moved to San Francisco, putting the band on a short hiatus. Word of new original songs would still travel back and forth on cassette tapes, carrying with them sparks of life and hope. A couple years later, Charles moved back to West Covina and the band started up again. Practicing and writing new songs as well as gearing up to play our first live show.
After a few years of playing shows, we recorded "The Freight Train E.P." Shortly after its release, Ray and the band parted ways, but Joe, Charles, and Chris continued on. With brand new material we were ready to record our first full length album entitled "Teenage Afterlife."


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Dundee United accept offer from Celtic for Nadir Ciftci
Dundee United have accepted an undisclosed bid from Celtic for Nadir Ciftci.
The Parkhead club had reportedly seen two initial offers rejected over the past fortnight, but have now been successful at the third time of asking with an offer thought to be around £1.5m.
The Turkish striker will now discuss personal terms with the Scottish Premiership champions.
A statement on www.dufc.co read: "Dundee United today confirmed that an undisclosed fee had been agreed with Celtic for Nadir Ciftci and permission has been granted for the Glasgow club to speak to the player."
The 23-year-old must be registered by Saturday if he is to be available for the Hoops' Champions League qualifier against Icelandic side Stjarnan FC next Wednesday.
The Tangerines, meanwhile, are due to fly out on a pre-season trip to Holland on Thursday.
Celtic set for Iceland trip in Champions League
Celtic will face Stjarnan of Iceland in the Champions League second qualifying round.
Celtic confirm capture of Man City defender
Celtic have confirmed the signing of Manchester City defender Dedryck Boyata.
The Parkhead club issued a press release which revealed 24-year-old Belgium international will be presented at a media conference at Celtic Park at lunchtime.
Boyata, who flew into Glasgow on Sunday, is manager Ronny Deila's first summer signing.
Trial of Celtic striker for alleged assault on Elvis impersonator is adjourned
The trial of Celtic striker Anthony Stokes for an alleged assault on an Elvis impersonator has been adjourned.
Lawyers for the former Sunderland forward said they were ready to proceed with the hearing into an alleged incident in Dublin on June 8 2013.
Judge Patricia Ryan, at Dublin's Circuit Criminal Court, said she would put the case back for mention before the same court on May 12.
But she said she could not guarantee that it would proceed then.It is expected the trial will take two days.
The Ireland and Celtic player was in court, dressed in a white shirt, blue tie and grey suit, for the brief hearing.
He has been remanded on bail since last year.
Stokes, 26, was arrested by appointment and charged with assault causing harm to Anthony Bradley, 42, at Buck Whaley's nightclub on Leeson Street, Dublin.
- ITV Report
Celtic striker censured for mocking Rangers with song
John Guidetti has been found guilty and censured for singing an ''offensive'' song about the demise of traditional rivals RangersRead the full story ›
Celtic fined for flares against Inter
Celtic have been fined just under £10,000 by Uefa following the misbehaviour of both their players and fans during last month's Europa League clash with Inter Milan.
The Hoops have been ordered to pay 8,000 euros (£5,861) after collecting five or more cautions during the 1-0 defeat to the Italians at San Siro.
They were also hit with a further 5,000-euro (£3,663) punishment after travelling supporters set off flares during the Round of 32 fixture, which saw the Scottish champions crash out after a 4-3 aggregate defeat.
Celtic beat Dundee United in Scottish League Cup final
Ronny Deila captured his first trophy as Celtic manager as the Hoops beat 10-man Dundee United 2-0 in the Scottish League Cup final at Hampden Park
The Norwegian boss targeted the domestic treble when he took over from Neil Lennon last summer and part one was completed with goals from Kris Commons and substitute James Forrest.
Former Arsenal player says Celtic's Van Dijk is as good as Koscielny
Celtic's Virgil van Dijk should be targeting a move to one of England's top six clubs if he quits Parkhead this summer, according to former Hoops striker John Hartson.
The £12million-rated Dutch defender has been linked with Barclays Premiership high-flyers Arsenal and Southampton following another season of classy displays.
I like big Virgil. I think he's the full package. He's quick, he can leap and defensively he is sound.
Celtic did fantastically to keep hold of him in the summer. It was a fantastic bit of business by Ronny Deila, who no doubt has had a word in his ear and told him: 'If you give me another year to 18 months, then you can have your move'.
He will keep improving with Celtic and in time, he will become a top-class centre-half that a lot of clubs will be interested in.
We've seen a lot of players leave Celtic but end up with clubs at the bottom end of the Premiership.
Now the question is, would a club like Manchester City trust him to be playing in big games domestically and in the Champions League every week? Or is he someone who is more suited to being at a club like Swansea, Newcastle or West Ham, where you are playing in that middle half of the table?
Is he top notch? Is he as good as the Laurent Koscielny's of this world?
I think he is. I think he is a top-six Premier League player. I really do.
Celtic manager finds English football boring
Celtic boss Ronny Deila has offered up a stout defence of the Scottish game by claiming its English counterpart often bores him in comparison.
Speaking at Celtic's Lennoxtown training complex ahead of the trip to St Johnstone on Saturday, Deila noted the increase of money into the game south of the border.
However, the former Stromsgodset boss stated enthusiastically that he has been impressed with that he has witnessed so far in Scottish football, including the atmosphere in the Hoops' Scottish League Cup semi-final win over rivals Rangers at Hampden earlier in the month.
I think we should be more proud of it (the game in Scotland). The interest here is phenomenal. It is something special. When you go to Celtic games away, the fans are fantastic.
I have been many times to England and I am bored compared with what's happening here in the stands sometimes.
The game against Rangers is special. They don't have that. I have been at United, Arsenal, Liverpool, Tottenham and it's not near the atmosphere there was in that game.
- ITV Report
10 year old tearfully tells of Celtic fan bottle attack
A tearful 10 year old injured by a Celtic fan at Sunday's derby told how his teeth were knocked out when a bottle was hurled into his bus.Read the full story ›


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Kitya +3 karma December 2015Tomorrow. Interview at one of my favourite local wildlife parks (for volunteering) at 2pm, then driving to my dads place, which I'm house sitting, for movie night with one of my best friends, who'll basically be living there too cause it's so near her work
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Kitya +5 karma December 2015That's so strange! I've got two quick questions - do they let 2x4 leave if he tries to, and have there been any deaths in your flock recently? When animals lose a companion they sometimes try to replace them with something else, and it's a famous cause of unusual symbiosis like the one you've described. Often they won't let the new animal leave, either. Although you usually see this with mothers who've lost babies, it can happen with flock/herd animals. If this is the case then you'll definitely want to get him out of there.
If not (they could have just made a friend) I'd still try to phase him out if possible - squirrels are largely territorial, and if he's finding all his food requirements in that localised area, then his territory will have shrunk considerably (because he doesn't have a need for a big one). That means that if, for any reason, your flock vanishes or they change their mind about him, he's going to have difficulty making up that food supply without getting into fights.
But that's just my guess. And, that being said, chooks don't have the characteristic "predator" features (for the obvious reason) so if you're really struggling to get rid of him, or at least make it so that he's around less often, it's not going to impact him in the way I talked about in the post. Still weird and kind of cool, though.AddedOne day I will be able to talk about animals without sounding like a pretentious fuck.
Kitya +4 karma December 2015What I'm saying is coming from three years' as a wildlife carer. A huge proportion of the ~5000 calls we receive per year are animals injured as a result of incidents with cars or dogs (which are well-known hallmarks of humanised animals - there will always be SOME incidents where humanisation was not involved, but not to this scale), or animals that someone has tried to care for on their own and fucked up monumentally.
And your comment is an illustration of what I'm trying to say: likening a dog's attitude to the attitude of a squirrel or possum or bird is the wrong way of thinking about it. A dog's natural environment is with humans. There is no natural habitat for them in the wild. Their behaviour is in no way indicative of the desired behaviours of wild counterparts.
Kitya 0 karma December 2015If you move toward them, do they run away? Tolerance within a given environment is fine; reef fish are tolerant of sharks, until they're chased
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Also a bottle of moscato/sauv mix and a glass of chardonnay, before I remembered chardonnay is shit.
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Fairy bread was the single most disgusting thing I encountered during my visits to Australia.
you are the single most disgusting thing Australia has ever encountered.
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Morherfucker it is called fairy bread
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Numbers, if I recall correctly.
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Motherfucker it's an Irish treat food
All Irish food is treat food.
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5 Star Hotel without 5 stars facilitiesPosted Apr 8, 2016
Nice hotel on grand via Veneto, near a big park and zoo. Staff are very attentive and helpful. Service is top notch. On the negative side: - you get to pay 500$/night and not allowed to use the swimming pool unless you pay 19€ per person per use!!!! This is my first such experience. - be aware if you book a standard room you are not allowed to accommodate a child even if he is 3 years old even using existing bedding. (Not mentioned on Booking -it is about 15 minutes walking from the center of town(Spania steps)
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excelente hotelPosted Apr 5, 2016 on Hotels
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It was excellent, but I would say its breakfast options and also cost need to improve .
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Pros: Location, staff, and breakfast
One big disappointment was the lack of cooling available in the room as the hotels computer was set to winter despite it being 23 degrees outside. Warm nights resulted and the only solution offered was to open windows into a Main Street resulting in notice.
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situé sur la via veneto proche de la villa medicisPosted Mar 15, 2016
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Harper no ROY sure thing
He's got the hype, but other NL rookies can rival Bryce Harper's production
As we approach the dog days of summer, it's about the time of year when we can seriously start talking about MLB awards. Most of the big ones are still up for debate, but there seems to be an air of inevitability surrounding the rookie of the year awards, with people assuming Mike Trout will take home the trophy in the American League, and Bryce Harper in the NL.
There's no arguing with Trout, as he could probably stop playing today and still win the award, but Harper is another story, as his candidacy seems to be propped up by a whole lotta hype. So for a few minutes let's turn off the television, put down the newspaper, and let the statistics speak for themselves. Fact is, Harper has serious competition for NL Rookie of the Year, as a few under-the-radar standouts are making a strong case for the hardware.
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WASHINGTON — If you're waiting until the last minute to sign up for coverage under President Barack Obama's health care law, a little extra patience might come in handy.
HealthCare.gov, the online portal to taxpayer-subsidized health insurance, runs slowly when compared with major private health insurer websites. That's according to an analysis for The Associated Press by Compuware, a Detroit company that measures website performance.
The tests found that response time for HealthCare.gov averaged nearly nine seconds nationally over the seven-day period that ended Tuesday. Generally, response time for leading private health insurance websites averages just under five seconds. Based on that real-world comparison, Compuware says the speed of HealthCare.gov is "unacceptable."
On the positive side, HealthCare.gov was available more than 98 percent of the time, about average for the industry.
Compuware defines "response time" as the time it takes a first-time user to load the home page for a given website. The company's tests did not attempt to go through the entire process of applying for health insurance, which involves submitting personal and income details, getting the information verified by government agencies, and finally selecting a plan.
This week is crunch time for the federal health care website. Open enrollment ends Monday. After March 31 most consumers will have to wait until Nov. 15 for their next chance to sign up and receive tax credits to help pay their premiums.
The administration said late Tuesday that people who've started applying for health insurance but aren't able to finish before the March 31 deadline will get extra time. It was unclear how long the extension would last.
"As a taxpayer I'd be thinking, did we get our money's worth?" said Michael Smith, Compuware's vice president for engineering. "I'd be very concerned coming up against a deadline. ... My main concern is how would this site stand up under load?"
Health and Human Services Department spokesman Aaron Albright brushed off the findings.
HealthCare.gov had more than 1 million visits Monday and was holding up well, he said, unlike what happened in October when the site was down most of the time.
If the site starts seeing very high demand, Albright said technicians have built an advanced queuing system that creates a "waiting room" where people can hold for a short period of time. Consumers can also leave an email address and be invited back when the system is ready.
As for response times, Albright said the government's own measurements show average times have dropped to less than half a second.
Smith said the government might be getting those blazingly fast times by testing its system from data center computers. Compuware uses software installed on laptops and desktops of actual consumers to perform its tests. Dial-up connections were filtered out of the HealthCare.gov analysis.
"The sub-one-second time is not what real users are experiencing when they use the site," he said.
Getting covered using the website is still nowhere near as simple as shopping elsewhere online. Consumers make an average of six visits to HealthCare.gov, spending 20 minutes to 30 minutes per visit, an administration official told reporters on a recent teleconference call.
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Due to the threat of severe and dangerous weather, some of the Saturday events scheduled for Family & Alumni Weekend have been affected.
St. Augustine's Oktoberfest and Movie on the Mall have been CANCELLED.
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Unlike cars, buses and airplanes, trains run along fixed lines. Each line must have at least two stations, and each station is on one or more lines.
We could have included an additional "lines" column in RailStations, identifying the line with which each train is associated. But given such a table, how would we handle stations that sit on more than one line? It would not make sense to treat the station as two separate stations, particularly if people will need to switch trains.
A better solution uses a separate RailLines table, defined similarly to RailStations:
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+------------+ | station_id | +------------+ | 6 | | 4 | | 5 | +------------+While this answer is indeed correct, it is not very useful. After all, why should I have to remember various stations' ID numbers in order to use the system?
Fortunately, relational databases permit us to join two tables, allowing us to connect the station's ID number with its name. To avoid confusing columns from the two tables, we name each column using the table.column syntax, separating the two with a period. And to reduce the amount of typing we must do, we give each table a nickname.
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+-------------------+ | name | +-------------------+ | Lod | | Tel Aviv Central | | Tel Aviv Hashalom | +-------------------+Beginning database programmers often make the mistake of not qualifying their joins enough; that is, not putting enough statements in the WHERE clause. This is because a database server produces a join by combining every row in RailStations with every row in StationLines. The WHERE clause tells the server which rows to remove from the resulting table.
In the example above, the database server first creates a table of 112 rows (8 rows in RailStations x 14 rows in StationLines). It then removes all rows in which L.line_id is not 2, producing 24 rows. It then applies the final criterion, throwing out those rows in which S.id and L.station_id are unequal. The result is three rows.
Because we have broken down the data into three tables and we can join any combination of tables with any set of criteria, our database can already help us answer some basic questions. For example, which rail lines connect to the Tel Aviv Central station? Knowing the ID of that station is 4, I can compose the following query:
SELECT L.name FROM RailLines L, StationLines SL WHERE SL.station_id = 4 AND L.id = SL.line_id;
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+-------------------------------+ | name | +-------------------------------+ | Nahariya - Tel Aviv | | Tel Aviv - Be'er Sheva | | Binyamina - Tel Aviv suburban | +-------------------------------+If I join a third table in my query, I can use the station's name, rather than its ID number:
SELECT L.name FROM RailLines L, StationLines SL, RailStations S WHERE L.id = SL.line_id AND SL.station_id = S.id AND S.name = "Tel Aviv Central";You might think the latter query, in which we name the station explicitly, would be the more common and useful when designing database applications for the Web. In fact, it's not. <select> lists and other HTML form elements distinguish between the value passed to the server and the value displayed to the user. For example:
<select name="station"> <option value="4">Tel Aviv Central </select>The above one-element <select> list gives us the best of both worlds—it displays the station name to the user, but actually passes the ID associated with that station. This means our query can join two tables rather than three, which reduces the amount of memory it uses, as well as the speed with which results are returned to the client.
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To explore the specific contribution of the C1 neurons to blood pressure (BP) control, we used an optogenetic approach to activate these cells in vivo. A lentivirus that expresses channelrhodopsin-2 (ChR2) under the control of the catecholaminergic neuron-preferring promoter PRSx8 was introduced into the rostral ventrolateral medulla (RVLM). After 2–3 weeks, ChR2 was largely confined to Phox2b-expressing neurons (89%). The ChR2-expressing neurons were non-GABAergic, non-glycinergic and predominantly catecholaminergic (∼54%). Photostimulation of ChR2-transfected RVLM neurons (473 nm, 20 Hz, 10 ms, ∼9 mW) increased BP (15 mmHg) and sympathetic nerve discharge (SND; 64%). Light pulses at 0.2–0.5 Hz evoked a large sympathetic nerve response (16 × baseline) followed by a silent period (1–2 s) during which another stimulus evoked a reduced response. Photostimulation activated most (75%) RVLM baroinhibited neurons sampled with 1/1 action potential entrainment to the light pulses and without accommodation during 20 Hz trains. RVLM neurons unaffected by either CO2 or BP were light-insensitive. Bötzinger respiratory neurons were activated but their action potentials were not synchronized to the light pulses. Juxtacellular labelling of recorded neurons revealed that, of these three cell types, only the cardiovascular neurons expressed the transgene. In conclusion, ChR2 expression had no discernable effect on the putative vasomotor neurons at rest and was high enough to allow precise temporal control of their action potentials with light pulses. Photostimulation of RVLM neurons caused a sizable sympathoactivation and rise in blood pressure. These results provide the most direct evidence yet that the C1 neurons have a sympathoexcitatory function.


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10. Tora Touchan (from Tamatsukuri, Osaka)
Tora Touchan means "tiger daddy" in Japanese. He's a father of two kids and a hard-working salary man, which is great, but he just looks like he's going to molest children! What's in that suspicious-looking black briefcase, daddy?
9. 801-Chan (from Misono 801th Market Street of Kita-ku, Kyoto)
801-chan is supposedly inspired by kamo eggplant, a popular vegetable locally produced in Kyoto. However, the vegetable looks nothing like the satanic-looking character above. Actual eggplants look much cuter. And its name 801 is pronounced "yaoi," which makes it even funnier (google it if you don't know what it means).
8. Taramaru and Beniko (from Iwanai, Hokkaido)
Taramaru and Beniko are cod twins from Hokkaido. They are cods but they are eating sushi…? Just the fact they are half-human half-fish make them creepy enough, but eating one of their kind is just wrong!
7. Udon Nou (from Kagawa)
Udon Nou means "Udon (noodle) Brain." The official story tells that he used to be a normal human being once, but because he loved eating udon noodle so much, his brain turned into one.
6. Marimokkori (from Hokkaido)
It's hard to believe Marimokkori is so widely accepted in Japan today. It's created from a mere pun on words, Marimo + Mokkori, where Marimo is a kind of moss ball species living in Hokkaido's Akan Lake, and Mokkori means a boner. No, seriously, he's a family-friendly mascot, even with a bulging crotch and those creepy eyes.
5. Com-Chan (from Yokohama, Kanagawa)
Sadly, Kanagawa does not have many mascots, except for this seemingly friendly creature Com-chan. Com-chan is a gigantic condom that educates local communities about safe sex and AIDS prevention.
4. Sayuri Koshinaga and Zan Takakura (from Kanagawa Police)
If they show up in front of my house at night I'd scream! Sayuri and Zen are an old couple working for Kanagawa Police, and their mission is to promote awareness for safe driving and transportation rules. Sayuri said that every kid who's seen her cries. Duh!
3. Manbekun (from Hokkaido)
Manbekun is a combination of a crab, scallop (on ears), and a Japanese iris (on his head). He is notorious for his sarcasm and sharp tongue. He was such an arrogant douche that the city had to ban his official Twitter account and basically fired him from official activities completely since 2011.
2. Funassy (from Funabashi, Chiba)
Funassy is a spirit of pears, the juicy fruit in which Chiba prefecture is the number one producer of. Funnasy's seemingly cute, but his unlikely agility and odd behavior (he jumps really high while screaming) makes him a creepy mascot. He also claims that his favorite food is pears, even though he's a spirit of pears, and also the red marking on his chest is a blood stain from murdering someone.
1. Melon Guma (from Yubari, Hokkaido)
Melon Guma is easily the scariest town mascot ever created. I mean, what were they thinking when designing this mascot? Yubari's known for their delicious cantaloup melons and brown bear habitats. Sure, but they did not have to create such a horrific monster out of them. It'll give elderly heart attacks!
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