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/**
 * Autogenerated by Thrift Compiler (0.10.0)
 *
 * DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU ARE SURE THAT YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING
 *  @generated
 */
#ifndef scheduling_model_TYPES_H
#define scheduling_model_TYPES_H

#include <iosfwd>

#include <thrift/Thrift.h>
#include <thrift/TApplicationException.h>
#include <thrift/TBase.h>
#include <thrift/protocol/TProtocol.h>
#include <thrift/transport/TTransport.h>

#include <thrift/cxxfunctional.h>

namespace apache { namespace airavata { namespace model { namespace scheduling {

class ComputationalResourceSchedulingModel;

typedef struct _ComputationalResourceSchedulingModel__isset {
  _ComputationalResourceSchedulingModel__isset() : resourceHostId(false), totalCPUCount(false), nodeCount(false), numberOfThreads(false), queueName(false), wallTimeLimit(false), totalPhysicalMemory(false), chessisNumber(false), staticWorkingDir(false), overrideLoginUserName(false), overrideScratchLocation(false), overrideAllocationProjectNumber(false) {}
  bool resourceHostId :1;
  bool totalCPUCount :1;
  bool nodeCount :1;
  bool numberOfThreads :1;
  bool queueName :1;
  bool wallTimeLimit :1;
  bool totalPhysicalMemory :1;
  bool chessisNumber :1;
  bool staticWorkingDir :1;
  bool overrideLoginUserName :1;
  bool overrideScratchLocation :1;
  bool overrideAllocationProjectNumber :1;
} _ComputationalResourceSchedulingModel__isset;

class ComputationalResourceSchedulingModel : public virtual ::apache::thrift::TBase {
 public:

  ComputationalResourceSchedulingModel(const ComputationalResourceSchedulingModel&);
  ComputationalResourceSchedulingModel& operator=(const ComputationalResourceSchedulingModel&);
  ComputationalResourceSchedulingModel() : resourceHostId(), totalCPUCount(0), nodeCount(0), numberOfThreads(0), queueName(), wallTimeLimit(0), totalPhysicalMemory(0), chessisNumber(), staticWorkingDir(), overrideLoginUserName(), overrideScratchLocation(), overrideAllocationProjectNumber() {
  }

  virtual ~ComputationalResourceSchedulingModel() throw();
  std::string resourceHostId;
  int32_t totalCPUCount;
  int32_t nodeCount;
  int32_t numberOfThreads;
  std::string queueName;
  int32_t wallTimeLimit;
  int32_t totalPhysicalMemory;
  std::string chessisNumber;
  std::string staticWorkingDir;
  std::string overrideLoginUserName;
  std::string overrideScratchLocation;
  std::string overrideAllocationProjectNumber;

  _ComputationalResourceSchedulingModel__isset __isset;

  void __set_resourceHostId(const std::string& val);

  void __set_totalCPUCount(const int32_t val);

  void __set_nodeCount(const int32_t val);

  void __set_numberOfThreads(const int32_t val);

  void __set_queueName(const std::string& val);

  void __set_wallTimeLimit(const int32_t val);

  void __set_totalPhysicalMemory(const int32_t val);

  void __set_chessisNumber(const std::string& val);

  void __set_staticWorkingDir(const std::string& val);

  void __set_overrideLoginUserName(const std::string& val);

  void __set_overrideScratchLocation(const std::string& val);

  void __set_overrideAllocationProjectNumber(const std::string& val);

  bool operator == (const ComputationalResourceSchedulingModel & rhs) const
  {
    if (__isset.resourceHostId != rhs.__isset.resourceHostId)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.resourceHostId && !(resourceHostId == rhs.resourceHostId))
      return false;
    if (__isset.totalCPUCount != rhs.__isset.totalCPUCount)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.totalCPUCount && !(totalCPUCount == rhs.totalCPUCount))
      return false;
    if (__isset.nodeCount != rhs.__isset.nodeCount)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.nodeCount && !(nodeCount == rhs.nodeCount))
      return false;
    if (__isset.numberOfThreads != rhs.__isset.numberOfThreads)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.numberOfThreads && !(numberOfThreads == rhs.numberOfThreads))
      return false;
    if (__isset.queueName != rhs.__isset.queueName)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.queueName && !(queueName == rhs.queueName))
      return false;
    if (__isset.wallTimeLimit != rhs.__isset.wallTimeLimit)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.wallTimeLimit && !(wallTimeLimit == rhs.wallTimeLimit))
      return false;
    if (__isset.totalPhysicalMemory != rhs.__isset.totalPhysicalMemory)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.totalPhysicalMemory && !(totalPhysicalMemory == rhs.totalPhysicalMemory))
      return false;
    if (__isset.chessisNumber != rhs.__isset.chessisNumber)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.chessisNumber && !(chessisNumber == rhs.chessisNumber))
      return false;
    if (__isset.staticWorkingDir != rhs.__isset.staticWorkingDir)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.staticWorkingDir && !(staticWorkingDir == rhs.staticWorkingDir))
      return false;
    if (__isset.overrideLoginUserName != rhs.__isset.overrideLoginUserName)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.overrideLoginUserName && !(overrideLoginUserName == rhs.overrideLoginUserName))
      return false;
    if (__isset.overrideScratchLocation != rhs.__isset.overrideScratchLocation)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.overrideScratchLocation && !(overrideScratchLocation == rhs.overrideScratchLocation))
      return false;
    if (__isset.overrideAllocationProjectNumber != rhs.__isset.overrideAllocationProjectNumber)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.overrideAllocationProjectNumber && !(overrideAllocationProjectNumber == rhs.overrideAllocationProjectNumber))
      return false;
    return true;
  }
  bool operator != (const ComputationalResourceSchedulingModel &rhs) const {
    return !(*this == rhs);
  }

  bool operator < (const ComputationalResourceSchedulingModel & ) const;

  uint32_t read(::apache::thrift::protocol::TProtocol* iprot);
  uint32_t write(::apache::thrift::protocol::TProtocol* oprot) const;

  virtual void printTo(std::ostream& out) const;
};

void swap(ComputationalResourceSchedulingModel &a, ComputationalResourceSchedulingModel &b);

inline std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& out, const ComputationalResourceSchedulingModel& obj)
{
  obj.printTo(out);
  return out;
}

}}}} // namespace

#endif

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This is a list of Microsoft written and published operating systems. For the codenames that Microsoft gave their operating systems, see Microsoft codenames. For another list of versions of Microsoft Windows, see, List of Microsoft Windows versions.

MS-DOS
 See MS-DOS Versions for a full list.

Windows

Windows 1.0 until 8.1

Windows 10/11 and Windows Server 2016/2019/2022

Windows Mobile

 Windows Mobile 2003
 Windows Mobile 2003 SE
 Windows Mobile 5
 Windows Mobile 6

Windows Phone

Xbox gaming
Xbox system software
Xbox 360 system software
Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S system software

OS/2

Unix and Unix-like
 Xenix
 Nokia X platform
 Microsoft Linux distributions
 Azure Sphere
 SONiC
 Windows Subsystem for Linux
 CBL-Mariner

Other operating systems
 MS-Net
 LAN Manager
 MIDAS
 Singularity
Midori
 Zune
 KIN OS
 Nokia Asha platform
 Barrelfish

Time line

See also
 List of Microsoft topics
 List of operating systems

External links
Concise Microsoft O.S. Timeline, by Bravo Technology Center

Micro

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Food Quest takes viewers on epicurean adventures like no others. Co-hosts Mario Lopez and Kim Alexis guide each show around the globe, finding the most delicious delights and unique wines and spirits the culinary world has to offer. From Chicago pizza to Shojin cuisine in Tokyo - from the oldest spirits purveyor in London to the newest spin on vodka from San Francisco - from the vineyards of California to sustainable swordfish in Florida - from the Champagne region of France to rosé at Manhattan rooftop bars, Food Quest finds the best, most fascinating foods and drinks. Whether we're at a far-flung location or in our Florida kitchen set, whipping up great recipes with our Food Quest chefs, if it's fantastic and fun to eat and drink, Food Quest brings it home.
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ERIC BOTTS, OD
Obc Billing Specialists
www.claimdoctor.net
Macomb, Illinois
Innovativeye Clinics in Walmart
Vision Centers
Macomb and Galesburg, Illinois and
"I provide the highest quality patient care utilizing the most up-to-date instrumentation and technology because my patients are worth it."
By focusing on providing vision care as medical care as well as automating and outsourcing routine practice management tasks, Eric Botts, OD, has both emphasized health and wellness for his patients while improving the efficiency of his practice. "My strategy is to think like a doctor," he said. "My attitude is that a patient presenting with vision issues is a medical visit until proven otherwise. I still provide healthy or wellness exams, but the majority of my practice is becoming a medical billing model of practice."
All of his practice's medical billing along with routine insurance claims have been outsourced to OBC Billing Specialists, a service that Botts started six years ago. "OBC Billing Specialists has increased my claim submission efficiency and increased insurance fee collections because now I have a team of billing specialists working on my claims instead of one person," he said. "Prior to outsourcing my claims submission, I often lost income on claims that were not accurately submitted or denied and not resubmitted."
Botts has also outsourced the phone call reminder portion of his patient recall efforts. "Patient recall has a huge positive impact on my practice," he said. "I utilize both an automated and phone call approach. The automated recall is integrated with my EHR system, therefore it requires a minimal effort from my staff.
He credits the EHR system as a big obstacle at first that ultimately had a major payoff. "Initially it slowed us down, but once we were able to learn the system the benefits were great," he said.
RALPH M. HANDLY, OD
Partner/ Senior Optometrist
Eye- Q Vision Care
www.eyeqvc.com
"Latest technology, caring doctors, we strive to have up-to-date eyecare information and technology and provide personal care to each patient."
Soon after Richard M. Handly, OD, folded his optometry practice into EYE-Q Vision Care 18 years ago, he was elected president of the board, a position he held for more than 10 years. He had been in private practice in Fresno since 1974 and remains active in the local optometric society. EYE-Q, a four-ophthalmologist practice for 20 some years previously, invited him to make optometry a larger part of the practice.
During his presidency, "EYE-Q developed a strong referral base from local ODs and an efficient patient management process." All primary eyecare was done by optometrists, and ophthalmologists were responsible for the specialty care. "Today, this is standard, but then, it was innovative," he said.
EYE-Q seeks to set itself apart through superior patient service. Three operators handle over 1,000 calls per clinic day. A call center handles prescription refills and other questions. "This efficient method to resolve patient requests frees up providers' and assistants' time," he said.
To overcome the loss of eye contact with patients as electronic health records became more pervasive, each provider was equipped with a mobile device that allows them to face the patient directly while presenting information.
APRIL JASPER OD, FAAO
Advanced Eyecare Specialists/
www.advancedeyecarespecialists.com
West Palm Beach, Fla
"Do unto others as you would have them do unto you."
April Jasper, OD, FAAO, has realized the benefits of balancing a high level of patient service with the need to keep an efficient streamlined operation.
One of Jasper's greatest business management challenges has been managing staff overhead. "I tried for so long to manage the number by sticking to a number for each staff position in the office, and then I realized that no one was happy with this and turnover was greater than I could afford. I then started by paying my staff more than what was considered the 'standard' and found that production was greater and they were happier," said Jasper.
"When production went up and gross revenue went up, the salaries ended up eventually falling more in line with recommendations. It is important to be willing to try new things and follow your heart when the 'numbers' don't make sense."
At the same time, Jasper doesn't forget about the need to stay ahead of the competition by offering topnotch training. "To help all of us at the office understand our customer service competitors, we have participated in customer service training at Nordstrom, Ritz Carlton and Disney, and I also provide training based on what I learn from books about customer service experts such as the Mayo Clinic, Baptist Hospital and In and Out Burger," Jasper explained.
Whatever management decisions she makes, Jasper said is always aware of the need to maintain quality and patient satisfaction. "We have become focused on ways to increase trust in our patients by better customer service, value propositions and improved communication," she said.
PAUL KLEIN, OD, FAAO, ABCO
Broward Eyecare
www.browardeye.com
"If you don't like what you've devoted your life to doing, it will be difficult to hide that from your staff or patients."
Paul Klein, OD, FAAO, ABCO, is dedicated to continually investing in his practice. "Better trained staff, more comfortable and inviting facilities, and better and more advanced instrumentation" set his practice apart, he said.
In practice for 34 years, he has accumulated a long list of accomplishments in the field of optometry since graduating from the New England College of Optometry in 1979. The founding editor of Optometry Today magazine and a former columnist for Vision Monday, Klein is an adjunct professor of optometry at the Salus University Pennsylvania College of Optometry.
He educates his staff with regularly scheduled meetings to cover management concerns, better customer service and the changing knowledge base of optometric care. To create inviting facilities, "a refreshment station in the reception area lets patients know you care about their comfort," he said. Recent improvements he's implemented include instituting electronic health records and switching recalls from printed and mailed reminders to electronic communication.
While he's observed reduced revenues from discretionary areas of eyecare such as eyewear and contact lens purchasing due to the economic downturn, his practice capitalized on expenditures for medically necessary eyecare. "The net result has been a tremendous increase in revenues generated by medical testing and attendant medical follow-up management, which has more than compensated for reductions in eyewear revenues," said Klein.
Although his staff first objected to requesting both vision care as well as medical insurance cards from patients, "we found many patients had both, enabling us to keep medical testing and management procedures in-house that patients were previously taking to ophthalmology," he said.
BRIDGITTE SHEN LEE, OD
President & Co-owner
Vision Optique
www.visionoptique.com
President & Owner
Itravelce
www.itravelce.com
"We focus on people and building relationships with staff, patients/customers and industry representatives."
The importance of harnessing the power of social media should never be underestimated. Bridgitte Shen Lee, OD, explained, "Five years ago, we encouraged one of our young and bright employees to create Vision Optique's online presence with Facebook and Twitter. Our patients/customers put us on Yelp as the number one, five-star rated optometrist in Houston, and today, Vision Optique is also active on Google+, Four Square, Pinterest and Instagram."
While social media may help with virtual connections, Lee feels that building long-term relationships with patients/customers is what sets the practice apart. "We take time to provide individualized care by addressing each patient's medical conditions, lifestyle needs and fashion preferences," she said. "We focus on people and building relationships with staff, patients/customers and industry representatives."
After reaching the $1 million milestone in 2006, Vision Optique is on track to become a $1.5 million practice this year. This is accomplished with three doctors using two exam lanes in an 1,800-square-foot office open four and a half days per week. Optometry students work for the practice as full-time opticians.
A speaker on contact lens topics since 2007, Lee helped Alcon launch the first silicone hydrogel toric contact lens in the Chinese markets in November 2011. Other accomplishments include being voted Best Optometrist in Houston by Houston Press readers in September 2011 and being put on the cover of MBA Insights in the fourth quarter of 2011.
As president of iTravelCE, Lee organized CE programs to China, bringing 20 attendees with Jimmy Bartlett, OD, and Dana Ondrias, OD, to China in June 2011, and 52 optometrists and their families on a two-week journey through China with Ron Melton, OD, and Randall Thomas, OD, in June 2012.
EDWIN M. LIU, OD
Foothill Optometric Group
www.fog-eyes.com
Pleasanton, California
"Our office's mission: Life changing vision through innovative technology, service and style."
Edwin M. Liu, OD opened his first office with wife Amy Liu Longacre, OD back in 1983. Now on his fourth location in California, this 4,200 square foot facility employs more than 20 people, including three associate doctors. "It seems that each time we move, we end up having to expand the practice," Liu said. The style and the appearance of the office is important to Liu who stressed that a clean, uncluttered look is important allowing the inventory of more than 1,000 frames to take center stage.
The dispensary features name brand frames such as Lafont, Morel and McQueen, "catering to a more middle to upper class clientele. We like to feature unique frames that you can't get everywhere else."
When it comes to innovation in eyecare, advancements in technology can be seen throughout the practice. "We pride ourselves in keeping up to date on new instrumentation and testing procedures. From our Marco Epic refracting systems, to the Quantifeye for measuring macular pigment optical density or the TearLab tear osmolarity testing system used to help in the assessment for dry eyes, all contribute to creating the atmosphere of a state-of-the-art vision care facility.
"The technology applies not only to our testing instrumentation but is also a part of how we communicate with our patients. Allowing them to schedule and confirm appointments online is perceived as convenient and forward thinking."
Liu is always striving to find ways to better serve the patients and connect with new ones. "Using systems like DemandForce has provided invaluable office feedback through online patient surveys, while also enhancing our web presence by contributing to search engine optimization criterion used by Google and other search engines."
D. PENN MOODY, OD
Moody Eyes, Llc
www.moodyeyes.com
"Give each patient a unique, exceptional experience and have fun doing it . . . the money will follow."
As the founder and CEO of Moody Eyes, D. Penn Moody, OD has realized that he's a leader more than a decision maker, responsible for developing his own skills as well as those of his staff. "The key awakening point for me was when we had our five-year retrospective meeting, and I presented 17 key decisions over that span," he said. "While preparing my material I realized not a single one of the ideas was mine. What I had done was implement them into our business. That's when I began to understand my primary responsibility is to lead our staff members."
Developing these leadership skills is an ongoing and intentional endeavor. "I spend time, energy and money developing my personal leadership skills," he said, because "I believe every organization is limited by the abilities of its leader."
Cultivating his employees is deliberate as well. "Each of our employees has an area for which they are primarily responsible," he said. "I have learned to define the results we want, have the staff member design the process they believe is best, and then we will refine it together."
Another cornerstone of Moody's practice is being "totally committed to an exceptional experience for every patient," he said. "This means listening to what they want us to do for them and providing that."
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Jillian Tamaki on tour for Boundless!
Join award-winning cartoonist Jillian Tamaki for the launch of her new book: the inventive and incisive Boundless. At once fantastical and realist, Boundless explores the intersection (and overlap) between the virtual and IRL worlds.
From Jenny, who becomes obsessed with a strange "mirror Facebook," which presents an alternate, possibly better, version of herself; to Helen, who finds her clothes growing baggy and her shoes looser as she shrinks away to nothingness, these evocative, strange, and magical stories showcase Tamaki's skill as an artist and storyteller.
Librairie D+Q, 211 Bernard O.
Greenlight Bookstore, 686 Fulton St.
Quimby's Bookstore, 1854 W North Ave.
ALA Annual Conference, McCormick Place, 2301 S King Dr.


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It Takes Two to Keep Student Data Safe
Oct 29, 2018 | Student Privacy and Security
Technology isn't leaving anytime soon – that's a fact. With job markets desperate for digital skills and teachers desperate for support, devices have a place in today's education system. The trouble is, schools are adopting technology at an accelerating rate while the concern of cybersecurity lags behind. It's an issue that schools are starting to take seriously, but it takes two to keep student data safe.
In education, student needs should always come first. It's important for students to develop digital literacy, but it's even more important to protect their privacy. Technology will always collect information, but it's what companies do with that information that should concern educators. With more tech in the classroom comes more student data vulnerable to commercialization.
What schools need to look out for are companies that sell student data to advertisers. Advertisers use this data to create individual advertising profiles for more effective advertising in the future. The more information an advertiser collects, the more they can tailor their messaging to be more effective to each individual. It's a sickening notion to think students are being exploited, but it's an unfortunate reality.
What can schools do to protect student data?
First and foremost, schools should partner with edtech companies that care about students. From pedagogy to platform and privacy, your tech partners need to put students first. Ask for a copy of the company's privacy policy and make sure it looks something like this. If an edtech company values the best interests of students, they will not sell data to advertisers.
Another way to protect students is to use different devices in the classroom. Though it may be a seamless option, putting all of your school's digital eggs into one tech basket can be damaging to students and their privacy. When a student becomes too familiar with a company's products, they may become uncomfortable using other technology, creating brand loyal customers at a young age. It gives tech companies an opportunity to collect student data at every possible juncture.
There are resources available for parents to protect student data as well. The Parent Coalition for Student Privacy was founded in 2014 after the legal battle with former student data company, inBloom. The coalition formed with the concern that parents were ill-equipped to protect their children's privacy. The Parent Coalition for Student Privacy offers information and resources for parents who have had a hard time tackling the complicated topic of student privacy.
How does Sprig protect student data?
Using regulatory requirements and ISO cybersecurity standards, all Sprig software and platform services are held to stringent requirements to keep student data safe and privacy assured. Student privacy is critical and as such, Sprig does not sell or market any student data to third parties.
To further reinforce the importance of privacy, Sprig has teamed up with TwelveDot Security as its development partner. TwelveDot develops all of Sprig's platforms using only the latest digital security measures and requirements. For the last eight years, TwelveDot has been a global leader in cybersecurity, assessing and protecting organizations from data breaches and cyber attacks.
The fact is, there is only one way to fight the sale of information: with information itself. Staying informed is the only way to protect student data and the onus is on caregivers and educators to learn with students in mind.
Caregivers and educators need to work together to protect student data inside and outside of the classroom and educate themselves so that they can understand the technology their children use. It takes two to keep student data safe, make sure your education partners are in it for the right reasons.
For more information about a holistic approach to assessment or holistic education, send us an email at letstalk@spriglearning.com.
More from the Sprig Blog
Importance of Cybersecurity in Schools. What you Need to Know.
Equity in Education, Student Privacy and Security
This article is dedicated to teacher's use of technology.
The majority of early learners may not use computers, tablets and phones in schools, but their teachers use these devices to manage planning, instructional and assessment data.
Thus it's very important to understand the importance of cybersecurity in schools.
How to Create High-Quality Head Start Preschools for Early Learning
Early Literacy, Equity in Education, Holistic Learning
There are many initiatives to expand accessibility to public Head Start preschools, but such accessibility has to be matched with quality, or there is a risk of perpetuating the cycle of inequity.
In this blog, Sprig argues the case for high-quality preschools, addresses the issue of accessibility, and then gives the indications and characteristics that would be required to create a high-quality public or private early learning program
Early Literacy: Academic Return on Investment (ROI) For Schools
Early Literacy, Holistic Learning
Education leaders do not seek a monetary return on their investments, but they do seek greater student learning and cost-efficiency. This is called the academic return on investment for schools. This article is about increasing the academic return on investment through early literacy initiatives.


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How to keep my order delivered on time?
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Upscale amenities and world-class views give residents at NOLAN an incredible lifestyle. Located just minutes away from campus, our student apartments near the University of Washington in Seattle are the ideal off-campus housing option for students. Our student housing community is full of luxury amenities for modern students, such as our upgraded two-story gym and rooftop terrace with 360-degree views and plenty of space to relax. We know college means hard work, too, so take your pick between a large study room with a glass fireplace or individual rooms for needed quiet time — everything you need to succeed. No matter how you spend your days, coming home to NOLAN feels like an urban retreat!
Stay healthy in our upgraded two-story gym with new free weights and cardio machines.
Experience 360-degree views from our rooftop deck and lounge area with outdoor grill.
Host study sessions, meetings, and more in our large modern conference room.
Knock out your assignments in a place that fits you best! Options include large room with fireplace or dry-erase boards.
Host your friends with some outdoor fun, or relax on your own with lounge areas complete with outdoor TVs and fire pits.
NOLAN is just a short drive from the University of Washington and is located right in the heart of the U District. Enjoy an easy commute to campus and take advantage of all the shopping, dining, and entertainment in your new neighborhood!
At NOLAN, we believe it is our responsibility to create a true community, not simply four walls and a roof with upscale amenities (although we have those, too). See how our award-winning Students First® Experience will provide you with an exceptional living experience that can launch you into success now and in the future.


KinerjaPay Corp. (OTCQB: KPAY), a digital payment and ecommerce platform and the exclusive operator of www.kinerjapay.com, an Indonesian lucrative e-commerce portal today announced they inked a strategic partnership with PT. Indonesia Enam Dua, owner of 62hall.com. 62hall is the first integrated white label and whole seller online store in Indonesia with more than 700 online stores under their brand. The company has currently more than 140,000 products and 1,000 types of services and it plans to accelerate the growth of the company by opening new branches in major cities in Indonesia in 2016.
Deny Rahardjo, the CEO of PT. Kinerja Pay Indonesia stated: "It is very important for Indonesia's traditional businesses to go digital. At this time, Indonesia e-commerce is at a growing fast phase with the transaction value of more than USD $25 billion. With only 0.8% transaction of online business compared to all retail transactions in general, the e-commerce opportunity Indonesia is still wide open. Mr Rahardjo added "Kinerja Pay will focus its business on the Indonesia market with various strategic options, from the digital product marketplace to enabling gamification systems to customer acquisition, loyalty and satisfaction. In addition to organic growth, we are also open to the opportunities of strategic partnerships, especially with exciting and promising online stores like 62hall.com".
Mr. Leonardo Iswanto, the Director of PT. Indonesia Enam Dua explained: "We are extremely excited to partner with Kinerjapay.com, which, in my opinion, is the largest, and most lucrative e-commerce platform and marketplace in Indonesia. the unique approach and innovative technology combined with the unique concept of 62hall's systems, products, operations and logistics is a "win win". Leonardo further shared that "The vision of 62hall is to enable individuals and companies to open online stores easily and affordably. Anyone can have their online store setup and open for business in matter of few hours. The goal of the partnership is to reach 1 million products and 10,000 types of various services by 2016 year end.
The strategic partnership between KinerjaPay and 62hall ultimately aims to accelerate the development of the e-commerce industry within the country. Edwin Ng, Chairman and CEO of KinerjaPay Corp., added "We are very excited with this partnership as it will combine both companies' with the strength to provide more product and service options to our customers. Edwin Ng also added "As the actual outcome from this partnership, we will soon launch KinerjaMall.com that will combine the products, merchants and services from both companies. Payment solutions from KinerjaPay will be used by all online stores under 62hall brand.
PT Indonesia Enam Dua founded 62hall (www.62hall.co.id) in 2015 with the headquarter in Surabaya, Indonesia. The company offers integrated white label and whole seller online store engagement in Indonesia. The company enables individual and small medium enterprise business owner to setup online store with no hassle with unique white label and whole seller concept that includes system, procurement, operational support and logistics.
For more information, please visit our website www.kinerjapay.co. There you will find access to all of our past press releases and SEC filings regarding the activities discussed in this letter.


The free Varicose Vein screening camp held on 8th December 2018 was successful with the participation of around 250 patients. Dr Sunil Rajendran (MBBS, MS, DNB, MRCS, PDCC), Dr Saji Varghese- Senior Consultant (MBBS, DNB, MNAMS, FAMS), and Dr Denny Jacob Samson- Specialist (MBBS, DNB) guided the camp.
Pioneers in treatment of Varicose Veins.


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Q: VBS Sync Center Synchronize offline files I'm trying to sync offline files with a VBScript. I've edited the code below to sync three paths:
Set wshShell = CreateObject( "WScript.Shell" )
strUserName = wshShell.ExpandEnvironmentStrings( "%USERNAME%" )

strPathProfile = "\\SRV01\Path1$\" & strUserName
strPathHome = "\\SRV01\Path2$\" & strUserName
strPathShared = "\\SRV01\Path3$"

    SynchronizeOfflineFiles strPathProfile
    SynchronizeOfflineFiles strPathShared
    SynchronizeOfflineFiles strPathHome

Sub SynchronizeOfflineFiles(strSyncPath)
Dim objShell
Dim objFolderPath
    Set objShell = CreateObject("shell.application")
    Set objFolderPath = objShell.NameSpace(strSyncPath)

    If (not objFolderPath is nothing) then
        objFolderPath.Synchronize

    End If

    Set objFolderPath = nothing
    Set objShell = nothing
End Sub

My only problem is that sync center will sync the paths one by one, as result that two of them will fail. The path on top (in this case strPathProfile) will succeed. So if I change the order to for example:
SynchronizeOfflineFiles strPathHome
SynchronizeOfflineFiles strPathShared
SynchronizeOfflineFiles strPathProfile

strPathHome will succeed, and the other two will fail.
When I use the WScript.Sleep 5000 command Like this:
SynchronizeOfflineFiles strPathProfile
WScript.Sleep 30000
SynchronizeOfflineFiles strPathShared
WScript.Sleep 30000
SynchronizeOfflineFiles strPathHome

It will wait for the other paths to sync, But i have to set an time. Is it possible to wait until the previous sync is completed?
I also receive the error: There is no script engine for file extension ".vbs" when one of the shares is offline. Can I let the script check whether the share is online and if not skip to the next?

A: Your problem is that you run sub SynchronizeOfflineFiles before the first one completes. Then, when it does, you have Set objFolderPath = nothing.
You can either run sub with different arguments after the previous one completes, or you can write multiple versions of SynchronizeOfflineFiles with a differentobjFolderPath.

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I got this one on my 25man raid, but the bracer seems lack one state..
and one socket.. it's that intended or a bug? anyone had same issue?
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I submitted a ticket too last night, the respond I got was "It's definitely a bug and you should submit a ticket to the bug report."
Besides, I saw a link of Heroic version of Frostborn Wristwarps wrist that had only intellect and stamina on it..
Dropped Thunderforged tonight and I took them. This is interesting design, because if you look at the amount of Secondary Stat you see it's almost double that any other bracers. I got 907 Haste + Yellow Socket, other Thunderforged bracers from this instance have 690 spirit + 479 Haste (1169 Secondary stat). So It might be intention to have something different, some other option (also later on as a Ele shaman I will have way too much Spirit so I won't have idea what to do with it).
It's basicly double the amount of the secondary stat, like 858 spirit. It would normally be half that. So instead of 423 spirit and 423 haste, etc, its 858 spirit. It just looks strange,lol.


Guy M. Gravett has been a Realtor specializing in land transactions since 1986. He became Principal Broker in 2004 after purchasing Farms and Acreage, Inc. from his mentor, Verlin W. Smith, who was an active realtor for over fifty years.
Guy, a Virginia native, graduated from Florida State University in 1987 with a Bachelors of Science in Real Estate.
Guy's work has included helping to create and implement a disposition strategy for such high profile projects as Moorefield Station and Arrowbrook Centre.
Farms and Acreage, Inc. offers individualized service to both buyers and sellers. The team researches each property in the context of the marketplace and presents a range of options to the landowner. This enables the client to make well informed decisions about their property which suits their specific needs.
In 1986, Verlin was joined by Guy M. Gravett who purchased the company when Verlin retired in 2004. As the firm's owner, president and principal broker, Guy continues to operate in the civic minded tradition established by its founder. He takes pride in the unique, customized marketing approach that is offered to each client by the sales team which includes Pete Ebert.
Farms and Acreage, Inc. is a full service real estate brokerage which has been serving Northern Virginia for over a half century. The company was founded in 1957 by Verlin W. Smith.
Paul "Pete" Ebert started his real estate career in 1991 as Land Acquisitions Director for Gateway Partnerships and joined Farms and Acreage, Inc. in 2004. Upon receiving his license in real estate, Pete sold and acquired large land tracts for commercial, industrial and residential investors.
Pete has served on various governmental boards and commissions for Prince William County, Virginia that focused on parks and land use projects.


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Food discovery platform Chowbus secures funding to facilitate growth
Satish Gujjarlapudi 25th January 2019
Chowbus operates food-discovery platform connecting diners with local restaurants. Credit: Karen Cardoza.
US-based food discovery platform Chowbus has secured $4m in funding from investors such as Greycroft Partners and FJ Labs.
Other participants in the financing round include Hyde Park Angels, Fika Ventures, and individual investors.
The company will use the funds to develop the platform and expand into 15-20 new markets. It reported a 300% year-over-year revenue growth rate last year.
Chowbus co-founder and CEO Linxin Wen said: "When I first came to the US, I realised that it's difficult to find authentic Asian cuisine, and it quickly became apparent that many restaurants I liked weren't on the major delivery platforms.
"This investment confirms the value of giving consumers and independent restaurants a better food-ordering solution."
"This investment confirms the value of giving consumers and independent restaurants a better food-ordering solution – one that, unlike any other platform, supports the restaurant's business and enables food discovery."
Chowbus is a marketplace that connects diners with small local restaurants. The company offers logistical, marketing and technology support to its restaurant partners.
It also assists restaurants to display their food items through dish-centric menus, which helps diners to explore new cuisine.
The company's services include an online marketplace for food ordering and a Chowbus Shuttle to deliver food.
FJ Labs founding partner Fabrice Grinda said: "They know how to build a world-class product and provide consistent service to customers. And it's working – their repeat and retention rates are incredibly impressive. We are excited to join them on this journey."


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Witness appeal following between a double-decker bus and parked Luton van on the outskirts of Whitby
North Yorkshire Police is appealing for witnesses and information about a serious collision involving a double-decker bus and a parked Luton van on the outskirts of Whitby.
It happened on the on the A171 near Hawsker, a village south of Whitby, between 5.50pm and 6.05pm on Friday 6 January 2023.
A passenger on the top deck of the bus, a local man aged in his late 60s, was taken to hospital by ambulance where he received treatment for several days before being discharged.
The stretch of road was closed until 8.35pm while officers investigated the scene and to allow the vehicles to be recovered.
We are appealing for witnesses to the collision, or anyone who recalls seeing the double-decker bus prior to the collision, to get in touch as soon as possible to assist the investigation.
We are also keen to hear from anyone who may have dash-cam footage of the collision or the vehicles prior to the incident.
If you can help, please email [email protected] or call 101, option 2, and ask for Joshua Snaith.
Please quote the North Yorkshire Police reference number 12230003410 when providing details.


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Faulty Thinking by Educational Researchers
When the twentieth century is viewed from the perspective of mental test technology, the Rasch model stands out as a watershed between earlier forms of empirical investigation and the construction of objective social research. By its elimination of reference groups and its emphasis on objective measurement which statistically models the properties of linearity and additivity, the Rasch model offers researchers the opportunity to undertake quantitative studies of mental growth and development with a precision and clarity that, even now, we only expect in the physical sciences.
Unfortunately, advances in methodology, however significant, are generally resisted by a research community (Cohen, 1985). New ideas and methods, despite their benefits, require reappraisal of prevailing practice and the acquisition of new concepts and skills. In general, the more concepts and techniques that must be given up, the more resistance there is against a new methodology. This resistance to change is necessary to protect the practice of science from frivolity and triviality but, not surprisingly, it also inhibits the dissemination and dispersal of genuine advances in scientific method and thinking.
Four topics associated with traditional mental testing obscure the advantages that objective measurement has for the study of educational and mental growth: (1) the distinction between qualitative and quantitative observations, (2) empirical analyses based on grade equivalents, (3) the longing for an absolute zero for the measurement of mental characteristics, and (4) a rigid conceptualization of reliability.
Qualitative versus quantitative:
Few issues in contemporary discussions of research methodology, and arguably in the history of social research, are more artificial and have led to more muddled thinking than a futile distinction that some researchers make between qualitative and quantitative observations. Miles & Huberman (1984) argue that social reality consists of a fundamental dichotomy between quantitative and qualitative observations which logically prohibits the application of statistical methods to particular social observations. Their approach attempts to preserve the "qualitative" integrity of social phenomena from a feared debasement by quantitative methods. Many philosophers have analyzed this misbegotten perspective and have concluded that the claimed distinction between qualitative and quantitative observations has no logical basis (Kaplan, 1964; Richardt & Cook, 1979, 1980; Walker & Evers, 1988). Unfortunately, most measurement specialists in contemporary social research, unable or unwilling to address this conclusion, have abandoned vast areas of empirical study to inadequate methods which cannot even approximate objectivity.
In the 1920's, Thurstone concluded that, while every measure begins as a qualitative experience, all empirical investigations, on close inspection, involve the application of quantitative reasoning. A measure focuses on a single aspect of experience, associated with some quality of particular interest, and describes it numerically in order to accomplish a fundamental scientific goal -- the precise description of variation.
Observations do not fall into mutually exclusive quantitative and qualitative classes. All observations are at first qualitative. The methods by which observations are used, however, are almost all quantitative. An important distinction between methods is the degree to which observations are summarized numerically. At one extreme are the "qualitative" methods that employ only non-numerical description, such as personal impression and subjective opinion. Other methods achieving greater generality apply increasingly numerical description, e.g. rank orders. At the other extreme, there are methods that rely exclusively on scientifically modelled linear measures.
Grade equivalents:
In 1972, Angoff noted the severe shortcomings of grade equivalents (GE) when measuring intellectual growth. The definition of GE's enforces an equal amount of growth each year, forcing all growth curves to be straight lines of predetermined slope, thus completely concealing variations in growth rate. Angoff explained how differences in GE could not be interpreted as differences in ability and so urged that GE's be avoided. Twenty years later, scholarly journals, public school systems and government agencies, otherwise committed to clarity and precision, continue to study and report growth in GE's. What a scientific embarrassment!.
Absolute zero:
For many, researchers and lay-persons, measurement in the social sciences will always seem fundamentally flawed because measures of non-physical characteristics, such as mental ability or attitude, do not seem to have the "natural" absolute zeroes so plentiful in physics. Even measurement specialists, knowledgeable about their particular techniques, fail to provide an adequate response to this naive apprehension. In fact, the "no zero" criticism is frequently accepted as an inherent limitation on the application of science to human affairs. This, in turn, perpetuates a myth, associated with Descartes, that the human aspects of experience are not suitable for scientific investigation.
While the role of zero in measurement has several perspectives , I offer the reader two from the physical sciences. First is the simple fact that many measurement applications in the physical sciences, such as pitch, hue, loudness and hardness, do well without any absolute zeroes. The Mohs hardness scale is not even a measure, but a physical operation for ranking geological specimens! In fact, the familiar measures of length and time only acquire their zeroes through the context in which they are applied. Neither length nor time have natural origins or absolute zeroes. What they have is agreed upon starting points - the points from which differences are measured. The practical importance of "natural" zeroes is vastly overrated.
Second is a lesson from thermodynamics where researchers use scales with various zeroes, each of which has its own theoretical significance. In a social research devoted to the expansion of scientific knowledge, this is the central concern. At the simplest level, say for measurement of temperature, the correlation of an observation with the physical expansion of a criterion requires only a convention to establish the numerical values on a scale such as centigrade or fahrenheit. The zero is no more than a convenient means of anchoring the numbers on the scale.
At higher levels, speculation on theoretical constructs that might underlie the interaction of observation and instrument become central. The instrument developer puts greater emphasis on assigning numbers to a scale according to a reproducible consistency between numerical order and hypothesized theoretical terms. In proposing that temperature scales be based on molecular activity and heat exchange, the concept of zero acquires a theoretical context the utility of which can be investigated through empirical research. When successful, this approach results in a measure with broad empirical implications, an outcome not possible when measurement is based on no more than a correlation with a criterion. The importance of conceptual insight to the development of the theoretical context for a scale of temperature with a meaningful zero applies equally well to the development of social measures.
Reliability is a term that has taken on a sacred and obscure status in contemporary social research. Few measurement terms have wider application and less meaning. Researchers rely upon reliability to qualify the fundamental adequacy of their research. They use it as the blanket criterion for success or failure. From the perspective of objective measurement, however, the implications of any particular reliability are revealed as ambiguous at best. The reliability of a test is determined by a local and by no means general or necessary mixture of item difficulties and person abilities. A minor, even trivial, change in any part of this mixture will change the value of the reliability coefficient. Indeed, it is not possible to decide from the value of a reliability coefficient alone whether the test in question is useful or useless. This widespread misunderstanding about reliability leads to confusion at best and to entirely erroneous conclusions at worst.
Faulty Thinking by Educational Researchers, N Bezruczko … Rasch Measurement Transactions, 1990, 4:3 p. 114-115
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Rasch Models: Foundations, Recent Developments, and Applications, Fischer & Molenaar Journal of Applied Measurement Rasch models for measurement, David Andrich Constructing Measures, Mark Wilson Rasch Analysis in the Human Sciences, Boone, Stave, Yale
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George William Campbell, 6.º Duque de Argyll GCH, PC (22 de setembro de 1768 — Castelo de Inveraray, Argyllshire, 22 de outubro de 1839), conhecido por Conde de Campbell de 1768 a 1770 e Marquês de Lorne de 1770 a 1806, foi um político Whig e nobre escocês.

Carreira
Argyll era o primogênito de John Campbell, 5.º Duque de Argyll e de sua esposa, Elizabeth Campbell, 1.ª Baronesa Hamilton, filha do coronel John Gunning.

Campbell foi membro do Parlamento por St Germans, de 1790 a 1796. Em 24 de maio de 1806, sucedeu seu pai no ducado e entrou para a Câmara dos Lordes. Foi Lorde Guardião do Grão-selo da Escócia, de 1827 a 1828, e novamente de 1830 e de 1839. Em 1833, foi nomeado Conselheiro Privado e Lorde Steward na administração Whig dirigida pelo Lorde Grey, uma posição que manteve quando Lorde Melbourne tornou-se primeiro-ministro em julho de 1834. Os Whigs deixaram o poder em novembro de 1834, mas retomaram o cargo ainda em abril de 1835, quando Argyll tornou-se novamente Lorde Steward no governo de Melbourne. O Duque continuou no cargo até sua morte em 1839. Argyll também foi Lorde-tenente de Argyllshire de 1799 a 1839.

Família
Argyll casou em 29 de novembro de 1810 com Caroline Elizabeth Villiers, filha de George Villiers, 4.º Conde de Jersey, em Edimburgo. Não tiveram filhos. Argyll morreu em outubro de 1839, no Castelo Inveraray, Argyllshire, e foi sepultado em 10 de novembro de 1839 em Kilmun, Cowal. Seu irmão, Lorde John Campbell, sucedeu seus títulos.

Fontes

Ligações externas
 Hansard 1803-2005: contribuições no Parlamento por parte do Duque de Argyll

Duques de Argyll
Membros do Conselho Privado do Reino Unido


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Desert Pl. Life xiii. 152 (1941); cf. Gray Herb. Card Cat.
Cact. Succ. J. Gr. Brit. 40(1): 13 (1978).
Origin and Habitat: Texas (Hood, Wise, Brown, Hamilton, Montague and Young Counties), USA.
Altitude range: Above 180 meters.
Habitat and ecology: Escobaria vivipara var. radiosa grows in grasslands and woodlands, on limestone soils. Blooming from May to June.
Description: Escobaria vivipara var. radiosa is one of the varieties of Escobaria vivipara which is a somewhat variable taxon with several collected forms that were early published as full species or as varieties, but these were too weak botanically to stand, so they are all combined in E. vivipara, and the two plants are not readily distinguishable, if not for the geographical provenance. More likely they are one and the same species.
Stems: Ovate or cylindrical, about 5 cm high and in diameter sometimes proliferous (with freely asexual propagating shoots), tubercles terete, dark green in 13 oblique rows.
Spines: Relatively dense, obscuring stems to varying degrees.
Radial spines: 20-30(-40) per areole, 1.2-1.9 cm long, white to pink, very unequal.
Central spines: 3-4(-5) per areole, stouter and longer, (8-)15-22 mm long, straight, mostly white basally but tipped with pink, red, or black, upper ones longer, lowest shorter and horizontal.
Flowers: 4-5 cm in expansion and about same diameter when fully open, light violet to dark purple; stigmas obtuse deep velvety purple. The flowers open three days in direct sunshine only and later than most Cactaceae from 12 or 1 till 3 or 4 o'clock The flower buds are formed in the axils of the first tubercles of the season but are immediately pushed aside by a continuous growth of more tubercules, the buds as well as the flowers and fruits are therefore lateral.
Fruits: Green, 1.9- 2.5 cm long.
Taxonomic notes: Coryphantha fragrans Hester is often placed under the synonymy of Escobaria vivipara var. radiosa as it seems to fit more closely that taxon than any other.


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Álvaro López-García, född 1941, död 16 december 2019, var en spansk astronom som var verksam vid universitetet i Valencia.

Minor Planet Center listar honom som upptäckare av 12 asteroider. Alla tillsammans med den belgiske astronomen Henri Debehogne.

Asteroiden 4657 Lopez är uppkallad efter honom.

Asteroid upptäckt av Álvaro López-García

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I've been calling them that for a long time and I'm totally okay with it.
I will continue to wear them.
I don't know how they avoid accidentally killing each other doing scenes like that.
The new season will be available on Netflix September 7th.
Crazy Rich Asians has received really good reviews and is doing great at the box office. So, I went to see it tonight and...I just don't get it.
It should have been called Terribly Spiteful Asians.
Other than the two leads and one sister, every other character was kind of awful as a human.
No creepy doll night lights in my house...EVER!
I definitely remember watching that show growing up and wishing I could live one of those "champagne wishes and caviar dreams" lifestyles.
Still on my list, while a little bit more of my childhood continues to die day-by-day.
The Big Bang Theory is going out on top. Chuck Lorre just announced that the comedy will end its run in May 2019 with its upcoming 12th season. The Big Bang Theory still will rank as the longest-running multi-camera series in television history per WBTV, spanning 12 seasons and a record-breaking 279 episodes, .
The show's original quintet are the highest-paid actors on TV with paychecks of around $1 million an episode.
I think I could live on $1 million dollars a week.
I've only ever seen a couple episodes of it, but this trailer was pretty funny. I may have to add this to my long list of shows I need to watch.
New episodes begin airing on September 5th.
If you're Madonna going to the MTV Awards, evidently you just throw on a bathrobe and EVERY piece of jewelry you have in your collection and bolt out the door.
I'm no fashionista, but even I know that less is much often better than more.
When the cast of Wonder Woman: 1984 posed for a random Breakfast Club-like photo, a fan took the photo and created a closer rendition of the original poster to pull it all together.
I like that Patty Jenkins (the director) is playing Judd Nelson and I didn't even recognize Kristen Wiig as the Ally Sheedy character.
I haven't seen the first season and, honestly, thought his character was the least interesting one in The Defenders.
However, this one looks pretty good. So, I might check it out.
The new season becomes available on September 17th.
Aretha Franklin, who died Thursday at 76, was a once-in-a-generation singer. She was the Queen of Soul, but she also ventured into — and mastered — virtually every style of music, from jazz and classical to rhythm and blues. She passed away at her home in Detroit.
Though her musical contributions were diverse, ranging in tone from spiritual to gaudy, her inimitable singing style came from a single source. She practically grew up in church, and the emotional intensity and personal connection she nurtured there with the music never left her. It informed virtually every one of her 77 top-100 songs, including 21 No. 1 R&B hits. She won 18 Grammy Awards and was the first female artist inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, in 1987.
Not only was her multi-octave mezzo-soprano an instrument of stunning beauty, range and power, but her piano playing — often in counterpoint to her singing — was just as accomplished. She influenced countless singers — Whitney Houston, Adele, Patti LaBelle, Natalie Cole, Chaka Khan, Mariah Carey, Luther Vandross, Jennifer Hudson, Fantasia. But her legend was forged not just on her ability to hit all the notes and embellish them with astonishing technical flourishes, but also to convey emotional nuance and deep feeling.
She had an amazing career and made such an impact on countless people from all over the world. She will definitely be missed.
I forgot that Joan Collins would be a part of the new season of American Horror Story: Apocalypse (along with Jessica Lange, who took a couple seasons off).
This season will be a cross-over of Season One: Murder House and Season 2: Coven.
Although I haven't watched the last two seasons, I will be watching this one when it premieres on September 12th.


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Long-delayed Camden Spaceport decision nears final countdown
Environmental impact statement due June 18; permit date set for July 19.
by Stanley Dunlap/Georgia Recorder June 9th, 2021 June 9th, 2021
Test from Camden County in 2017. (Spaceportcamden.us)
The saga of Camden County's ambitious plans to launch rockets off Georgia's coast could finally be resolved this summer.
This story also appeared in Georgia Recorder
The Federal Aviation Administration is planning a June 18 release of the Final Environmental Impact Statement for the controversial Camden Spaceport and the agency plans to either sign off on the project or stop the countdown.
And as the FAA's July 19 permit date nears, critics who complain the proposed rocket launches pose safety hazards to nearby barrier islands continue to urge the agency to delay the review process or kill Camden's space dream.
Meanwhile, the Camden County Commission and other supporters say they remain optimistic that the Spaceport will become a significant job generator that ignites Georgia's aerospace industry.
Camden's permit application calls for building a site in Kingsland that launches rockets into the atmosphere in a scaled-down operation from the county's initial plans for rockets as large as the 230-foot tall SpaceX Falcon 9.
Still, environmentalists worry that the published review won't take into account the higher failure rate among smaller rockets and the potential damage from debris, and the chance of wildfires.
"If you're telling me you're going to launch rockets that have a 20% failure rate over salt marshes, shipping channels, Cumberland Island, Little Cumberland Island… that's not going to fly with me," said Megan Desrosiers, president and CEO of the environmental group One Hundred Miles.
Spaceport advocates claim the rockets are much less likely to fail and that protocols will be in place to protect residents and the natural resources.
Credit: spaceportcamden.us
"The proposed Camden Spaceport site is located on the I-95 corridor near the Atlantic Ocean and is surrounded by a large undeveloped buffer zone," says a recent Camden Spaceport newsletter sponsored by the county.
Spaceport backers claim it would also attract more aerospace-related companies into the area and provide jobs for graduates of Georgia Tech and other state colleges.
Desrosiers is among those who say that local leaders are exaggerating the economic impact. Chief among those challenged claims is that the venture will create 2,000 jobs.
"If the desire of the private sector was to build a spaceport in Camden, I think the space industry would not be knocking at the door but barging the door down to get into Camden," she said.
The county has spent more than $8 million on the project first submitted to the FAA in 2015.
Overall, the county has received interest from five launch vehicle companies, three space tech companies and two satellite manufacturers, said Steve Howard, Camden County Administrator and Spaceport Project lead.
He said he is confident that the FAA will approve the county's plan and his goal is to have the first launch to space in fewer than two years. The project received support from Republican Gov. Brian Kemp when he was a candidate on campaign trail in 2017, but he recently declined to comment while the Georgia Department of Natural Resources is reviewing whether the proposal violates any state environmental laws.
This spring, Democratic U.S. Sen Raphael Warnock told FAA officials he was troubled by the plans and asked the department to slow its review to account for the change in scope of Camden's proposal.
Following a September executive order from then-President Donald Trump, the FAA decided a new environmental review with a new round of public hearings didn't need to be completed based on the new smaller rockets proposed.
"This is not the time to cut corners on environmental review or cut out public participation in the evaluation of this project," Warnock wrote in a May 17 letter to the FAA. "The incoming FAA leadership should be given the opportunity to evaluate these issues fully with the benefit of public input before moving forward with a final decision."
Camden officials requested to submit the scaled-down application in December 2019 after the FAA questioned how the county could safeguard people who live near the proposed launch site.
In 2019, the U.S. Navy, which operates Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay about 10 miles away near the Florida border, expressed national security concerns. However, a Naval official wrote to an FAA administrator in May that after reviewing mitigation plans, the Department of Defense will agree to the Spaceport proposal if certain conditions are met, including resolving any scheduling conflicts.
"DoD recognizes that continued close communication will be required with the FAA and spaceport Camden due to the unique national security requirements of neighboring Kings Bay and the close proximity of DOD restricted use airspace and sea space," wrote John Hill, assistant secretary of defense for Space Policy.
The Georgia Department of Natural Resources will consider about 1,700 public comments it has received about the Camden proposal, the vast majority of which are from opponents.
Georgia Recorder is part of States Newsroom, a network of news outlets supported by grants and a coalition of donors as a 501c(3) public charity.
State OKs Spaceport Camden, few ways now for opponents to defuse it
FAA delays the countdown on Spaceport Camden again
Spaceport Camden clears one licensing hurdle
In "Environment"
Tagged: Camden County, Cumberland Island, Environment, Georgia DNR, Glynn County, Kings Bay, Kingsland, Spaceport Camden


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Politician campaigner and journalist
Though born in Gloucestershire in 1915, Baroness Jeger, then Lena May, was educated at Southgate County High School. She first became Labour MP for Holborn and St Pancras in 1953, winning the seat following the death of its previous incumbent, her husband Dr Santo Jeger. Santo had been an east end doctor before becoming an MP and he and Lena were strong supporters of the creation of the NHS and friends of Aneurin Bevan and Jenny Lee. She held the seat until 1959 and won it again in 1964, holding it this time until 1979 at which time she became a member of the House of Lords. Jeger was known as a strong supporter of the Greek Cypriot cause and a champion of women's rights. Many also knew her through her work with the Guardian http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2007/mar/03/pressandpublishing.obituaries
One reply on "Lena Chivers, Baroness Jeger"
Richard Purversays:
To clarify, Baroness Jeger's maiden name was Lena May Chivers and there is a nice article with the byline Lena Chivers, The Part-Timer's Farewell in the Manchester Guardian of 14 May 1945 alongside the Country Diary of that date which you can view in the archive clipping in Monday's Guardian (11.5.20).


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Home Needs: Obviously, one of the main concerns you should have when choosing new flooring is your own needs. Do you have pets? You may wish to choose flooring which will prevent scratches. Do you have small children? Consider softer carpets. Do you have allergies? You may wish to go with a flooring option that is easier to clean like wood or tile. Whatever your needs as a family or individual, consider these before you make your final choice.
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Karen Castor
By NJJN Staff June 6, 2017, 12:00 am Edit
Karen Michele Strausberg Castor, 59, of Springfield died May 17, 2017. Born in New Brunswick, she grew up in Livingston and lived in Springfield for the past 21 years.
Mrs. Castor worked for the past nine years as the budget director for Aerosoles Shoes in Edison.
She held a B.A. from Rider University in business and an MBA in finance from Rutgers University.
She was a member and past treasurer of Temple Sha'arey Shalom of Springfield. Active in Karate World of Kenilworth, she earned a 3rd degree black belt. She was also a reader for the blind.
Predeceased by her father, Arthur Strausberg, she is survived by her husband, Mark Allen Castor; a son, Benjamin Castor of Springfield; her mother, Irene Strausberg (Silver); a brother, Jerome Strausberg of Bel Air, Md.; and a sister, Judy Nemiroff of Union.
Services were held May 19 with arrangements by Ross' Shalom Chapels, Springfield. Memorial contributions may be made to National Foundation for Cancer Research, 4600 East West Highway, Suite 525, Bethesda, MD 20814.


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using UnrealBuildTool;

public class OnlineBlueprintSupport : ModuleRules
{
	public OnlineBlueprintSupport(TargetInfo Target)
	{
        PrivateDependencyModuleNames.AddRange(
			new string[] {
				"Core",
				"CoreUObject",
				"Engine",
				"BlueprintGraph",
				"OnlineSubsystem",
				"OnlineSubsystemUtils",
				"Sockets",
			}
		);
	}
}


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Universal Health Care Foundation of Connecticut
This is a logo owned by Universal Health Care Foundation of Connecticut for infobox. (link)
MERIDEN, CT
Tax-Exempt Status:
Budget (2016):
Revenue: $1,470,685
Expenses: $1,298,538
Assets: $21,902,119
Universal Health Care Foundation of Connecticut is an independent, nonprofit organization with offices in Meriden, Connecticut. The foundation supports the mission of its parent organization, CHART. The foundation has assets of approximately $30 million.
Nonprofit Information
Accounting Period: December - November
Tax Exemption Received: December 1, 2000
Available Filings
Total functional expenses
Total assets (EOY)
Total liabilities (EOY)
Unrelated business income?
Total contributions
Program service revenue
Comp. of current officers, directors, etc.
2016 Dec Form 990 $1,470,685 $1,298,538 $21,902,119 $93,153 N $30 $0 $1,460,017 $150,963
2015 Dec Form 990 $2,467,029 $1,389,558 $22,290,591 $164,175 N $0 $0 $124,237 $141,579 PDF
2014 Dec Form 990 $1,719,912 $2,269,657 $24,330,646 $195,420 N $0 $0 $348,905 $167,986
2013 Dec Form 990 $494,882 $2,521,376 $26,322,485 $321,664 N $51,000 $0 $301,708 $134,318 PDF
2012 Dec Form 990 $2,730,584 $3,024,863 $26,716,824 $284,961 N $702 $0 $399,317 $292,408 PDF
2011 Dec Form 990 $1,432,294 $4,727,721 $27,239,427 $548,275 N $17,139 $0 $277,720 $326,191 PDF
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See: Wu-Tang release video for Lesson Learn'd feat. Inspectah Deck and Redman
Jim F February 11, 2018
NEWS: Bloodstock Add Four Bands To Line-Up
EmmaLouise March 5, 2017
Film Review: The Servant
Rob Aldam September 8, 2021
Track: Alright – On the Outs
Craig Young June 30, 2019
See: Julia Jacklin releases video to track Leadlight
Jim F July 15, 2016
Album Review: Paper Tiger – Rogue Planet
Adrian Barr May 7, 2019
Blu-Ray Review: Lords of Dogtown
Track: Victory Jones – Warriors
Jim F May 18, 2015
MusicNot Forgotten
Not Forgotten: The Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band – Gorilla
Jon Bryan November 30, 2017
Released mere months after Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band shook the popular music scene to its core, The Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band's Gorilla turned the whole pop culture thing on its head. 1967 saw music at something of a counter culture cross roads. While 'the kids' had spent recent years embracing The Beatles, beat groups, the Brit-Blues movement, folk-pop and primitive psychedelia, the radio-waves were still dominated by jazz, cosy MOR and what can only charitably be referred to as easy listening, ostensibly the music of 'the kids' parents. Even before Sgt Pepper The Beatles had been making a number of nods to music hall, but it took the Bonzos to lampoon the trad-jazz nostalgia nonsense in a way that made sense to 'the kids'.
From the opening skronks of "Cool Britannia", a phrase hijacked for horrific purposes in the mid-90s, Gorilla is an album that exists partly in its own sealed off universe, as it paints dioramas of musical grotesques, while simultaneously having it's finger on the cultural pulse in a way that no other album of the era managed to, simply by acknowledging that pop music was not the only kind of music out there. Sometimes the individual songs on Gorilla are so absolutely on the nose that they can actually come across as at best misjudged, and at worst mean-spirited and of questionable taste (though the worst offender, "Look Out, There's a Monster Coming", does at least poke fun at the obsession with external image and needless cosmetic surgery that has become ridiculously commonplace in the fifty years since the song was featured on Gorilla). Equally there are tracks where things land in elegant fashion, such as "Jazz (Delicious Hot!, Disgusting Cold)", "The Equestrian Statue" and "Music for the Head Ballet", however they have become a little less celebrated than other numbers on Gorilla. "Death Cab for Cutie" is a number that some will recognise, as it was memorably performed on the Magical Mystery Tour film, and provided a name to a bunch of American rockers. Elsewhere, "Jollity Farm" and "Mickey's Son and Daughter" were covers, which although approached with musical gusto, were tonally at odds with much of what was going on.
Gorilla, although an oddly daring release, is a flawed one. Even the track sequencing is a bit off, especially when you consider that the album's obvious opener "The Intro and the Outro", opens the second side, and "Cool Britannia" would have served as the second side opener far better. Some of the humour has dated badly as well, though given the album's skewed look at generational attitudes, that could also be seen as something that is quite fitting. The aforementioned "The Intro and the Outro" is a particularly clever track, taking advantage of studio trickery while using the most basic of recording equipment to create one of the most iconic Bonzos numbers. Aside from that, my two favourite numbers on Gorilla are the closing tracks on each side. While "The Sound of Music" tears huge lumps out of the type of mass-market musicals that were all the rage through the 60s and closes the album in a suitably anarchic mood, it is "Narcissus" which has always delighted me, with Vivian Stanshall chatting nonchalantly to co-band leader Neil Innes about how the album is going so far. As mid-point tracks go, it's a stroke of genius, and should be included as the last track on side one of every mix tape you ever compile.
Gorilla is not an album which has withstood the vagaries of fashion or the passage of time. Then again, with the way it uniquely assessed the dichotomy of what young people were listening to at the time, and the majority of what the wireless was actually playing, it perhaps doesn't need to. It is an album which exists as a reminder that regardless what pop historians want you to think, it took a long time for rock and roll music to permeate the airwaves in the way that we imagine. Yes it's a period piece. Yes, The Bonzos would go on to release superior albums, but none captured the state of the nation so accurately as did Gorilla. It is also unique for being just about the only album ever released to be dedicated to "Kong, who must have been a great bloke".
Bonzo Dog BandBonzo Dog Doo Dah BandBonzospoppop rewind
Previous Album Review : Bell Witch's 'Mirror Reaper'
Next Blu-Ray Review: Ronja, the Robber's Daughter
Jon Bryan
Track: Elaine Palmer – Oh My Oh My
Premiere: Mako Bron's 'cloudbites' EP is an effervescent and glorious pop masterpiece, with a dark heart and uplifting melodies.
Track: Young Thug releases 'That Go!' feat. Meek Mill and T-Shyne, ahead of forthcoming album Slime Language 2
SEE: The Last Dinosaur's 'Wholeness & The Implicate Order' now has a short film
NEWS: Optic Nerve's sexy singles club announces v3.0
Droppin' knowledge: Track: Nappy Nina – Freak it
Album Review: Rituals – Awake EP
Track: Dave Manington – 'Strike The Harp'
Meet: Snowpoet interview
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Oneonta Discount Building Supply struggled with paper based tickets and manual order processes that negatively affected their flow of business. As a House-Hasson retailer with over 550 customer accounts, they needed a POS system in order to communicate effectively with their distributor and to serve their clients with ease. Microsoft dynamics RMS and system solutions helped Oneonta simplify business by bringing all their order processing and inventory management into one comprehensive solution. Oneonta can safely say they don't have to chase tickets for hours on end, they can report on anything they want, they can serve their clients better (special orders included), and they have detailed insight into inventory in order to make appropriate business decisions with their supplier, House-Hasson.


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Q: How to change the Asymmetric Key Pair without changing the Symmetric Key and the encrypted content in CMS with Bouncy Castle I have a X.509 certificate and the related PrivateKey.
I'm trying to encrypt a PDF document with java BouncyCastle with CMSEnvelopedData.
I can encrypt it and it returns sucefully encrypted file. I can decrypt and everything.
But now I want to change the key pair, but not the symmetric key and consequently, the ciphered document.
Why am I doing this? Because there are some situations that an application could change some assymetric algorithm and it's not necessary to reencrypt all the documents, but just the symmetric keys.
I know I can obtain the encrypted content with:
CMSEnvelopedData encryptedData = new CMSEnvelopedData(new FileInputStream("FILE"));
ContentInfo dataInfo= encryptedData .toASN1Structure();

After that I don't know exactly what I have to do to get the encrypted symmetric key. After that, I want to decrypt it, encrypt with another key pair and then create another CMS with the same encrypted data, with the same symmetric key and the new key pair.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks.

A: The standard Java crypto libraries actually have caught up to Bouncy Castle IMHO over the past few years. I had used BC on a few projects when Java crypto was lacking but since then implemented an entire security product just using the included classes.
Having said this (1st recommendation - use standard Java crypto - good examples, fair documentation), my 2nd suggestion would be to break-out the two components (my apologies but there is no Bouncy Castle specific info here as I haven't used those specific libraries in years):

*

*Using a secret-key, symmetrically encrypt the plain-text and store the cipher-text BLOB separately.

*Using asymmetric encryption (source private-key and target public-key), encrypt the secret-key and store that separately, referencing the key-pair, algorithm, etc that was used and a reference to the associated cipher-text BLOB/s.
To perform a key-pair or other asymmetric update (algorithm, etc), go through the records in #2 above, lookup (securely) the PKI private-key for the target and decrypt the secret-key. Then asymmetrically re-encrypt the secret-key using a new pair or other parameters (algorithm, etc). Overwrite the encrypted secret-key in record #2.


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<?php

namespace spec\Drupal\DrupalExtension\Context\Initializer;

use Behat\Behat\Context\Context;

use Drupal\DrupalDriverManager;
use Drupal\DrupalExtension\Context\DrupalAwareInterface;

use Behat\Testwork\Call\CallCenter;
use Behat\Testwork\Environment\EnvironmentManager;
use Behat\Testwork\Hook\HookDispatcher;
use Behat\Testwork\Hook\HookRepository;

use PhpSpec\ObjectBehavior;
use Prophecy\Argument;

class DrupalAwareInitializerSpec extends ObjectBehavior
{
    private $dispatcher;

    function let(DrupalDriverManager $drupal)
    {
        $callCenter = new CallCenter();
        $manager = new EnvironmentManager();
        $repository = new HookRepository($manager);
        // Cannot mock this class as it is marked as final.
        $this->dispatcher = new HookDispatcher($repository, $callCenter);
        $this->beConstructedWith($drupal, array(), $this->dispatcher);
    }

    function it_is_a_context_initializer()
    {
        $this->shouldHaveType('Behat\Behat\Context\Initializer\ContextInitializer');
    }

    function it_does_nothing_for_basic_contexts(Context $context)
    {
        $this->initializeContext($context);
    }

    function it_injects_drupal_and_parameters_and_dispatcher_in_drupal_aware_Contexts(DrupalAwareInterface $context, $drupal)
    {
        $context->setDispatcher($this->dispatcher)->shouldBeCAlled();
        $context->setDrupal($drupal)->shouldBeCAlled();
        $context->setDrupalParameters(array())->shouldBeCAlled();
        $this->initializeContext($context);
    }
}


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@interface MOBProjectionEPSG2567 : MOBProjection

@end


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Q: List get random element doesn't work I have the following piece of code:
    private Random r = new Random();

    private List<T> RandomElement<T>(IQueryable<T> list, Expression<Func<T, bool>> e, int items = 3)
    {
        list = list.Where(e);
        return list.Skip(r.Next(list.Count())).Take(items).ToList();
    }

The problem is when I call it and want for example to return 3 random items from a list, sometimes returns 3 sometimes 2, sometimes 1 ?
I want at all time to get 3.
What I am doing wrong?

A: If you have 10 elements in your list, and you ask for 3 "random" items, in your solution if the random number generator returns 8, you skip the first 8 elements and it only has 2 items available to return (items 9 and 10). That is why it is happening.
If you want random items, instead shuffle the list and do not skip any, just take the number you want.
Randomize a List<T>


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