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March 2018 - Volume 14 - Issue 9
VITAS and Centric Consulting Create Award-winning Mobile Solution to Improve Patient Care
By Vanessa Orr
In January, VITAS Healthcare, the nation's leading provider of end-of-life care, won a 2018 Process Excellence Network (PEX) award for its mobile solution to improve the patient experience. And while Patrick Hale, CIO, EVP, is certainly happy with the recognition, he's even more proud that the company's foray into the mobile environment has made patients' and clinicians' lives easier.
"Providing the most efficient and best care for our patients is our mission and passion, and the mobile app helps us do that," he said. "It allows our clinicians to spend time engaged with patients instead of on technology, and that improves the quality of experience at bedside."
VITAS' mobile solution, which they developed in partnership with Centric Consulting, won in PEX's best technology-enabled process improvement project category. The award recognizes success in projects where processes are improved and enabled by technology, and are judged on initial implementation success, future sustainability, governance and business impact.
VITAS first began working with Centric, a business consulting and technology solutions firm, about five years ago with the goal of putting mobile devices into the hands of its field staff to make it easier and faster to relay important daily care information. "Our goal was to reduce time incurred during the patient admissions process and increase speed to bedside by VITAS clinicians," said Hale.
"We reached out for the best talent we could find, and we loved the team that Centric brought," he added. "They really meshed well with our team, and their technology expertise is unsurpassed."
Chris Martinez, technology practice lead for Centric Miami, met with VITAS executives and clinicians to understand how their system worked, and to create a roadmap that would help the technology team convert VITAS' paper processes into digital.
"At the time, nurses in the field were taking reams of forms with them to admit patients into care, and we decided to transfer this information to iPads to help them do the same process, only more quickly," he explained.
"The initial challenge was to make sure that we had the right subject matters in place, and that the 5,000 end-users could understand the technology," he added. "Many people already used iOS devices in their personal lives, so switching them to iPads and iPhones was pretty easy."
The tech team set out to create an app that would collect the information needed while not affecting the bedside experience. "Using this technology, the clinician doesn't turn their back on the patient while collecting information; the iPad or iPhone basically disappears out of the equation," said Hale. "It's easy to set it down to hold a hand or to provide treatment."
The app is extremely user-friendly, featuring a real-time interface so that clinicians don't have to remember to store and then later forward information. A "body picker" enables users to simply click on an on-screen body part, such as the left arm, and enter a pain or wound score, and the app also has a voice dictation feature.
"We created an app that is very familiar to our clinicians; when they open it, it looks like a chart," said Hale. "They can point, click and swipe, and because the app translates touch to text, it eliminates 60 to 70 keystrokes."
The app has created other efficiencies as well. In the past, when a patient or caregiver first called VITAS, that call would be sent to one of three nationwide centralized call centers. The center would call the local program and share information on the patient's medical history and requirements, which required a lot of calls back-and-forth.
"With the iPhone and iPad apps, we were able to drop outbound calls by 40 percent over a year-and-a-half period, which has had a profound impact on clinical operations," said Hale. "In 2014, we had 918,000 calls; in 2016, that number was 554,000. We also saw a 21 percent decrease in inbound calls. The result is that our nurses and clinicians are getting to the bedside faster."
VITAS also saved $2.2 million by switching to the iPhone 6+, because the phones cost about 35 percent less than PCs with the appropriate software and security. "In 2014, the cost to arm each caregiver with the right equipment was $71.25; now it's $43," said Hale. "We've seen a 15 percent reduction on cost per referral—in 2016, that was a savings of $908,000. This process is much faster and more effective."
The amount of training required has also been reduced—by 20 times. "Pre-mobile, it required 23 hours of training before nurses could use the system; mobile device training takes one hour," said Hale. "A brand new nurse to VITAS gets a phone, which self-configures, and after an hour of watching tutorials, he or she can be off and admitting."
After the 18-month pilot program proved such a success, the technology team moved ahead with adding new features and functions. "Every piece of technology we layer on builds on how the system works," said Hale. "We want to continue to leverage the power of mobile devices every day to make clinicians' lives easier. By eliminating the technology burden, we make it more about patient interaction and clinical experience."
To learn more, visit VITAS at www.Vitas.com or Centric at www.CentricConsulting.com.


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Microhysteroscopy in evaluation of the endocervix in endometrial carcinoma
Gary L. Goldberg, Marko M. Altaras, Wilfred Levin, Basil Bloch
Obstetrics & Gynecology and Women's Health
Microhysteroscopy (MH) was used for the assessment of endocervical involvement in patients with endometrial carcinoma. Between 1 July 1984 and 28 February 1985, fifteen cases were seen. Of these, nine patients had had fractional curettage and all were deemed to have endocervical involvement. As a result of the use of MH, five of these stage II cases were down-staged. The remaining four cases had their staging confirmed by MH and directed endocervical curettage. The six patients who had no initial endocervical assessment were found to have Stage I disease, using the MH alone. The MH findings were corroborated and confirmed on histological examination of the surgical specimens. MH should be the initial investigation in patients with suspected endometrial carcinoma and all patients with postmenopausal bleeding.
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Goldberg, G. L., Altaras, M. M., Levin, W., & Bloch, B. (1986). Microhysteroscopy in evaluation of the endocervix in endometrial carcinoma. Gynecologic Oncology, 24(2), 189-193. https://doi.org/10.1016/0090-8258(86)90027-2
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Goldberg, GL, Altaras, MM, Levin, W & Bloch, B 1986, 'Microhysteroscopy in evaluation of the endocervix in endometrial carcinoma', Gynecologic Oncology, vol. 24, no. 2, pp. 189-193. https://doi.org/10.1016/0090-8258(86)90027-2
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Goldberg, Gary L. ; Altaras, Marko M. ; Levin, Wilfred et al. / Microhysteroscopy in evaluation of the endocervix in endometrial carcinoma. In: Gynecologic Oncology. 1986 ; Vol. 24, No. 2. pp. 189-193.
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Agricultural trade can play a critical role in countries' economic development and overall food security. While Africa's share in both global and regional trade has increased in recent years, it remains below optimal levels – and below its great potential.
To provide a more comprehensive view of trends in Africa's intra-regional trade, IFPRI and the Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation (CTA) have launched the first annual Africa Agriculture Trade Monitor. The report was launched at the Africa Green Revolution Forum, held in Kigali, Rwanda in early September.
According to the report, Africa's overall agricultural trade has grown since the 1990s. The region's agricultural exports tripled in volume between 1998 and 2013, while agricultural imports grew by five times due to population and income growth and subsequent increased demand. This imbalanced growth has led to a growing trade deficit, particularly with North and South America. The major imported commodities contributing to this deficit include sugar, maize, and wheat from North and South America and rice, palm oil, and wheat from Asia.
Africa's intra-regional trade also increased between 1998 and 2013, with the volume of goods traded within the region growing by 12 percent during this period. Despite this rapid growth, however, the share of intra-regional trade in Africa's overall trade remains low at 21 percent. The report cites several factors for this low share, including insufficient trade-related infrastructure, limited private sector participation in regional integration initiatives, and poor or inadequate institutional quality.
Processed foods accounted for around 40 percent of intra-African trade between 1998 and 2013, with fish products and cereals accounting for 8 and 7 percent, respectively. The share of coffee in intra-African trade fell from 10 percent during 1998-2006 to 7 percent during 2007-2013.
Why is increasing intra-regional trade so important? Low levels of intra-regional trade are of particular concern, as such trade could help African countries better respond to both global price shocks and local production shocks by providing access to less volatile regional food supplies. For example, the report found that in almost all West African countries, national food production was more volatile than regional food production from 1980-2010. The region also experienced high levels of overlapping trade flows, in which products being imported from outside the region were also being produced by other countries within the region and exported to external markets. This highlights the opportunities to expand intra-regional trade by redirecting these trade flows.
Both supply-side and demand-side factors have played a role in Africa's level of agricultural exports; however, the report finds that the role of domestic supply-side factors has been stronger. On the domestic supply side, agricultural productivity, government spending on agricultural extension services and market access support, and trade-related infrastructure and policies all affect agricultural exports.
The report found land productivity to positively impact export performance, while labor productivity negatively impacts exports. The authors explain that countries with higher agricultural labor productivity are often undergoing structural transformation, with concurrent shifts toward non-agricultural export products.
Africa also has lower quality ports and less efficient customs clearing institutions than other regions of the world, according to the report. Addressing these issues will be crucial in increasing trade, both global and intra-regional.
On the demand side, trade policies in importing countries play a significant role in Africa's export performance. Increases in tariff rates in importing countries reduce exports, as do non-tariff barriers, like strengthened sanitary and phytosanitary regulations. Domestic support policies for agricultural producers in OECD countries were also found to decrease Africa's trade shares. The report emphasizes that African policymakers should continue to take part in global negotiations, such as those conducted by the WTO, to lower such trade barriers.
Several recent developments have aimed to increase intra-regional trade in Africa, including the Regional Economic Communities (RECs) of the Africa Union, the Continental Free Trade Area (CFTA), and the Tripartite Free Trade Agreement (FTA). These institutions aim to create a single continental market for goods and services, as well as free movement of labor and capital and coordination of standards and product regulations.
However, many countries still face significant challenges when it comes to participating in regional and global trade. In addition to poor domestic infrastructure and institutions and strict international quality standards, challenges also stem from climate change, which is expected to decrease Africa's overall agricultural yields and threaten the region's food security. The report encourages policymakers to allocate more public funding to agricultural research and development in order to sustainably increase agricultural production and help farmers reduce their risk while using natural resources more wisely. Efforts should also be made to better integrate smallholder farmers into value chains by providing access to agricultural inputs and services and improving linkages between farmers and processors. Finally, African governments should utilize global capacity-building efforts to improve trade facilitation and help domestic producers meet global food quality and safety requirements, and should continue liberalization of trade policies to reduce barriers to intra-African trade.


The CoffeeShop Blog: CoffeeShop Artistic Cracked Texture and Tutorial: Part 2!
CoffeeShop Artistic Cracked Texture and Tutorial: Part 2!
Today I have a new free artistic cracked texture. This texture looks gorgeous on still life images and when used along with an action you can create your own fine art.
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I took this image and ran the CoffeeShop "Soft Hazy Blues" action on it and then added the Cracked Texture. You can see the progression below.
After running "Soft Hazy Blues" (full step-by-step tutorial here) I opened and dragged on the CoffeeShop Cracked Texture under the Sun layer and above the Haze layer.
Free Transform to fit (Ctrl-T). If you can' t see the lines to resize then Ctrl-0 (zero) to zoom in and out.
I put this layer in Soft Light 100%, but you can try screen, overlay, hard light, multiply, or even a combination of those (just copy the texture to a second layer). You can also adjust the opacities or fill or add and paint on the layer masks.
Here is a another edit using Soft Hazy Blues and my cracked texture on this image.
Download the CoffeeShop Cracked Texture. You can also download it here.
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Pregnancy prevention among teenagers begins with planning.
At the Community Kick-Off event for NC Youth Connected, a new initiative that aims to bring community-wide teen pregnancy prevention strategies to Onslow and Cumberland counties, it was announced that the first step in the five-year strategy is a year of planning. The community is expected to be a part of that planning and several community partners were present at the event including representatives from Onslow County Partnership for Children, Onlsow County Schools, PEERS, United Way of Onslow County, Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) Schools, Onslow County Health Department, the Board of Education, and SHIFT NC.
Madison Ward, community integration coordinator with SHIFT NC, said that an extensive planning year involving the community is part of the initiative's multi-pronged approach.
"Anyone and everyone needs to be involved in this project," Ward said during the kick-off event Thursday morning at Northside High School. Ward has been working with others in the county for the last year and a half on the project which is in full swing now that a federal grant has been received.
Ward and Kay Phillips, chief executive officer at SHIFT NC, knew that the opportunity for the grant would come, Phillips said. Now, she said, they can begin to work at a deeper, more concentrated level.
The project is designed to replicate a similar project in Gaston County during which teen pregnancy rates were lowered by 40 percent by the third year, she said.
Onslow County has some of the highest teen pregnancy rates in the state.
In 2013, six teens were pregnant each week -- enough to fill almost eight school buses by the end of the year, said Francine Reeves, clinical services director at the Onslow County Health Department.
Teen pregnancy is closely associated with other socioeconomic issues, said Ann Marie Raymond, family support and health division director at Onslow County Partnership for Children. For example, she said, "teenage mothers are less likely to finish high school and more likely to live in poverty, depend on public assistance and be in poor health." Raymond also cited a survey conducted last year in which eight out of 10 Onslow County parents feel that the community needs to do more to address this issue.
It isn't just the teens who need the education, though, said Harriet Boykin, Camp Lejeune Assistant Superintendent. Many times parents don't have the education they need and there needs to be opportunities for students as well as their parents in NC Youth Connected, she said. That is one of the things that may be discussed during this first year of planning.
Phillips said that the community should decide together how the plan will be implemented. "You decide what it is you need for your community," she said.
Elena Sosa, county director for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Onslow County, said she thinks the initiative will work for the county, especially if it is a community effort. "I think it will do wonders," she said. Sosa said Onslow County is a strong community and that community partnerships will definitely benefit the youth in the county.


Will Waringstown's recent success continue?
This weekend sees the finals of the Clear Currency Irish Senior Cup and Clear Currency National Cup. The two matches will be played across this coming weekend. Here are the details you need to know.
This final sets up the Cup Final winners from 2016 (Merrion) against the Cup Final winners from 2017 (Waringstown) Cup Final winners in a clash that is sure to be hotly contested. This is in fact the third time in four years that these two sides will meet in the decider.
Merrion Cricket Club defeated Clontarf Cricket Club in a tightly contested semi-final to book their place in the Final. Their two-wicket win featured a wonderful innings of 99* by Irish international John Anderson.
Waringstown had a more decisive victory in their semi-final win over Strabane after being sent into bat. Compiling 331-7 from their 50 overs, they finished with a 167-run win, a victory in no small part thanks to the all-round efforts of former international Kyle McCallan who scored 75 runs with the bat and then followed up with 3-39 with the ball.
Rush travelled to the north-west to take on Ballyspallen in the semi-final, and came away with a 70-run win, with Stephen Doheny starring with 54 with the bat and taking 4-13 with the ball. Meanwhile, Limerick dominated their semi-final rivals County Galway in a convincing 5 wicket win.
Will the city of Limerick's recent GAA success spill over into the cricket arena?
Cricket Ireland acknowledges the support of Clear Treasury who, through their brand Clear Currency, generously support grass-roots cricket in Ireland.


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Motorsport UK previously reappointed TOCA as the organiser and promoter of the BTCC for five years from 2017, with the option to extend for a further five years from 2022.
Given the continued success and profile of the series TOCA has extended the agreement early in order to provide for the organisation to enter into major obligations beyond 2021.
Alan Gow, BTCC Chief Executive, said: "It's important for the long-term stability of the BTCC for us to be able to confirm that we will continue to operate this great Championship until at least the end of 2026.
"This enables us to now embark on firm planning and making those extended commitments – including the introduction of hybrid energy – that are vital to ensure the continued growth of this fantastic championship."
David Richards CBE, Chairman of Motorsport UK, added: "The British Touring Car Championship is one of the best-loved and most successful Championships in the world, let alone the UK, with packed grids, high profile manufacturer support, live television coverage and crowds of up to 40,000 attending every event.
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Josh Trank has revealed the first official image of Tom Hardy as Al Capone from his upcoming biographical film, Fonzo. The gangster memoir marks Trank's third feature-length directorial effort and his first since his now-infamous Fantastic Four movie reboot hit theaters in 2015.
Notorious Prohibition-era gangster and Chicago Outfit co-founder Capone is far from a stranger to the big screen, having been famously portrayed by actors like Robert De Niro in Brian De Palma's The Untouchables and Stephen Graham in HBO's Boardwalk Empire (to name but two well-known examples). He's also the latest real-life crook that Hardy has brought to life in a movie, following his turn as Charles Bronson in Nicolas Winding Refn's Bronson and the twins Reginald and Ronald Kray in Brian Hegleland's Legend. Hardy has wanted to play Capone in particular for years now and was even attached to anchor David Yates' since-abandoned Capone film Cicero, before he signed on for Fonzo instead.
According to the film's official synopsis, Fonzo (which Trank also wrote) picks up with Capone at the age of 47. By then, the gangster had spent close to a decade imprisoned - after being infamously charged with and finally convicted for tax evasion - and had begun to show signs of syphilitic dementia. The movie explores how Capone's mind is destroyed by his condition as "his past becomes present as harrowing memories of his violent and brutal origins melt into his waking life". You can get your first proper look at Hardy from the film in the photo below (which Trank posted to his Twitter account).
Much like the previously-released images of Hardy on the Fonzo set, this official photo shows the actor bearing noticeable facial scars and looking more than a little sickly as the ailing Capone in the film. Going by this early peek, it seems Hardy will deliver yet another transformative performance in the movie - as the celebrated actor has now become well-known for doing. Hardy has developed a similar reputation for coming up with unusual and idiosyncratic voices for his roles (see his vocal work as Bane in The Dark Knight Rises, for example) and, in an interview with Esquire, the actor revealed that his voice as Capone is modeled after Bugs Bunny's, of all things.
For Trank, Fonzo represents a chance to rebound following the all-around disaster that was Fantastic Four. The filmmaker showed real promise with his debut feature (the found footage super-powered teen drama Chronicle) and, by the sound of it, Fonzo will give him a chance to really flex his storytelling muscles on a film that's clearly aiming to mix up the biopic formula with its narrative design. With Hardy leading a solid cast that includes Kyle MacLachlan (Twin Peaks), Linda Cardellini (Bloodline), and Matt Dillon (Wayward Pines) under his direction, Trank may yet manage to land another solid hit during his third time at bat.
We will let you know when Fonzo gets an official release date.


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Q: Is DIP28S the same as SOP28? I am looking at buying a chip holder for a chip that comes in the form of DIP28S according to different datasheets on it. However when I searched for DIP28S chip holders I could only find SOP28 chip holders, and the measurements of them would allow the DIP28S chip to fit in those chip holders. So my assumption would be that DIP28S is the same or very similar package form to SOP28. Am I correct?

A: The packages are different, you won't be able to use SOP holder to hold a DIP package. The datasheet shows 1.78 mm pin distance so it is more narrow than the standard DIP which gas 2.54 mm between pins. Therefore, standard DIP socket won't work either.

A: DIP28 is usually 600 mils wide, with a 300 mil width also very common; the "S" in this package name refers to the fact that it is 400 mils wide as per the mechanical drawing. You will need to find a socket that fits appropriately, rather than the normal 300 mil or 600 mil sockets used for DIP28.

A: DIP28S could be a "shrink DIP" through-hole package, that is basically a standard DIP x 0.7.
It used to be quite popular in the Asian market (eg. Fujitsu).

Also "DIP28S" has also been used to refer to the "skinny" 300-mil wide 28-pin DIP package to distinguish it from the 600-mil wide package.

In no way is it the same as an SOP-28 SMT package.

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LASD Hosted Its Annual Vehicle Test. These Were the Fastest Vehicles.
The Los Angeles Sheriff's Department's annual vehicle evaluation and product expo attracted police fleets from all over the area.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department (LASD) hosted its 44th Annual Vehicle Evaluation & Expo at Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, Calif. Vehicles are driven 32 laps around the track by members of LASD's Emergency Vehicle Operations Center, as well as drivers from the Los Angeles Police Department.
Out of all the vehicles tested, the Dodge Charger V8 AWD had the fastest 0-60 mph time, at 5.99 seconds. Ford's Police Interceptor Utility Ecoboost AWD came in second, at 6.04 seconds.
Ford's Police Interceptor Utility Ecoboost AWD had the fastest 0-100 mph time, at 14.39 seconds. The Dodge Charger V8 AWD came in second, at 15.25 seconds.
During the 32-lap dynamic testing, the Ford's Police Interceptor Utility Ecoboost AWD had the fastest average lap time at 1 minute, 22.2 seconds, followed by the Dodge Charger V8 AWD at 1 minute, 22.4 seconds.
On the motorcycle side, the Honda ST1300P had the fastest 0-60 mph time, at 4.37 seconds, followed by Harley-Davidson's FLHTP Electra Glide Stage 2, at 4.64 seconds.
The Yamaha FJR 1300 showed the fastest 0-100 mph time, at 9.27 seconds. BMW's R1250 RT-P came in second, at 9.75 seconds.
Officers and fleet personnel from around the area attended the event, which included the vehicle tests, a product expo, and ride-and-drives. The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department has conducted vehicle testing since 1974. The testing process is designed to address the law enforcement officer's operational requirements in terms of vehicle performance, vehicle safety, and comfort.


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Q: Hybrid Graphics I recently installed Arch Linux. I also have Windows 10. But when loaded into Arch my battery drains much faster (4xtimes faster than windows). I also see my laptop gets much heat.I did some search and I found that linux support to hybrid cards are experimental. So I need to disable my Nvidia GPU when loaded into Arch and only use Intel Graphics 620. And I also need a power management tool so every configuration is ideal to save battery to get same performance as Windows 10. I like Linux Community , Once I get configured everything in Linux I'l ditch windows. So help me here guys,!My system Configuration
Operating System: Arch Linux
KDE Plasma Version: 5.21.5
KDE Frameworks Version: 5.82.0
Qt Version: 5.15.2
Kernel Version: 5.10.39-1-lts
OS Type: 64-bit
Graphics Platform: X11
Processors: 8 × Intel® Core™ i5-8265U CPU @ 1.60GHz
Memory: 7.6 GiB of RAM
Graphics Processor: Mesa Intel® UHD Graphics 620


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As you might guess from the current round of hotel reviews coming through from me, I'm currently focusing on staying at Starwood Hotels and building my SPG balance and status.
One of the ways that Starwood keeps members earning points (and staying with them) is by offering points at most of their hotels for declining housekeeping during your stay, up to 500 Starpoints per room, per night.
For a multi-room and/or multi-night stay, the amount of points you can earn can quickly rack up – I'd value Starpoints at about 3c AUD, so that's about $15 in value. Here's how the system works in practice.
How many Starpoints can you earn by declining housekeeping?
Firstly, you'll need to be on at least a two night stay to be able to opt in to the program. One night stays don't have any housekeeping outside of your pre check-in and post check-out clean which have to be completed, so there's nothing to earn on one night stays.
Alternatively you can trade the vouchers for a $5 USD or 5€ food and beverage voucher (but the points are always going to be more useful and valuable in my world).
You generally can't pick up points more than three days in a row. This is pretty much so that housekeeping staff can enter your room and check you haven't died / thrown a TV out of the window.
There's a full set of offficial FAQ's here.
All up, there's 2,000 Starpoints on the table (4 x 500 Starpoints).
On top of that, you can earn for every room you have on your booking, up to three rooms (as per Starwood rules for nights and points credits as well). You can't earn any points/night credits for four rooms or more so it's not a surprise Make a Green Choice points also aren't available for large parties.
How do the mechanics of the program actually work?
Inside your room you'll be given a 'Make a Green Choice' door hanger. Hang this on your door (outside, naturally) by 2am and you should receive a small green card under your door when you check in the morning.
You then keep hold of these cards and trade them for points at check out, or food and beverage credits at outlets during your stay.
You can also let the front desk know you are interested in declining housekeeping for the full duration of a stay, and only have housekeeping come in on request. I did this for a recent stay, but still hung the hanger out each night as well.
Before check out, you take your stash of cards and fill out your room number and name on each (if not already done for you).
Then, at check out, take these down to the front desk, and the Starpoints should credit with your points and stays earned with the stay as a whole.
What does declining housekeeping actually mean?
If you do decide to opt in, you won't receive housekeeping (of course). This doesn't mean though you can't request specific extra amenities, like soap, coffee pods or filters, toilet paper or other items that would otherwise be resupplied during housekeeping.
It does mean you won't get made beds and a room tidy, or your towels replaced and bathroom cleaned up.
If you don't opt into the program (because you want your room tidied) but do want to conserve resources (by avoiding linen replacement) then you can put the doorhanger on your nightstand / bedside table to indicate you wish to reuse your linen, and your bed will be made without new linen.
Don't worry though, there are instructions on most of this on the door hangar.
On longer stays, I have also experienced being asked by housekeeping quite frequently (at least daily) that we definitely don't want housekeeping. In tip-centric cultures, I guess they are missing out on some tip earnings as a result of the program. I tried to over-compensate on cleaning days given the extra work they were taking on on that day.
The key thing is the paper cards, which are unfortunately pretty ironically analogue given the nature of the program, as a waste of paper unto themselves. It's a shame the system can't be digitised.
These little cards are worth hard points or cash, so you need to keep hold of them. Some hotels keep a record of which rooms have opted in each night, but others don't.
Then the use of cards for credits versus points aren't going to be reconciled quickly, so you'll need to keep hold of those cards to hand them in when you check out.
When the stay and points credit to your Starwood account, then make sure you have received points for all the nights you opted in – and request Starwood Customer service fix it up if they don't.
I have had points credit correctly as above, or as 'goodwill' points (as below).
Anecdotally, some hotels don't run the program in exactly this way, either not having or not wanting to give the cards out (because they have automated the system), or because they participate partially at best.
For each night a guest opts into MAGC, they receive 250-500 Starpoints or a $5/5€ Food & Beverage voucher, while they save up to 49.2 gallons of water, 0.19 kWh of electricity, 25,000 BTU of natural gas, and 7oz. of cleaning product chemicals per night (may vary by brand & region).
I really like this program. Having stayed a ton of nights across multiple rooms already this year, I have earned a correspondingly great number of points just from declining housekeeping.
Our family is fairly environmentally conscious anyway, so this is a great way to incentivise us on the behaviour we are already making.
I really like the program too, from my recent stay and experience at The Westin Melbourne.
I stayed there for four nights on a work trip. Since I was there by myself and mostly at work (til late), didn't see a need to have housekeeping come and clean the room and replenish the items that was barely used. And to be rewarded for a "green" choice I was likely to have made anyway, is like icing on the cake!
Scored 2 nights worth of opt in 1000pts in total as I had the family fly down to visit and spend the weekend, so decided to opt out from the 3rd night onwards.
I did change hotels for the weekend to Sheraton Melbourne, was quite surprised that they did not participate in the program and only had a piece of paper on the bed side table saying "by opting out of housekeeping, you help us save water".


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Q: Form submission with jQuery in Drupal 6 I am using Drupal 6 and I have a very simple form with only three fields that I created in a custom module. I also placed the form as a block in the left nav. This is a search form. It has two select boxes and one free form text field. The goal is to be able to take the values from the fields and use jQuery to make an AJAX call, perform the search and return JSON to the front end with the results and have jQuery loop through and display the results. I'm really having difficulties following the Drupal work flow though, especially since the form is in a block. So how in my hook_form_submit do I handle the jQuery call properly? Ideally, I would like it to where whatever page they are on, if they fill out the form in the left sidebar and submit it, they get ported to a "results" page that handles the jQuery, but I just can't figure out the proper flow of how/when/where to add the JavaScript/jQuery to handle this correctly. If I am in my hook_form_submit and attempt to process the form, how would I get the results to a results page in the main content area?
THANKS

A: I feel like you have conflicting requirements here. You want to load the results of the form with ajax but you also want to redirect the user to a results page.
If your going to redirect the user to another page just create the search form in views then in the form submit do a drupal_goto('search-page'). Since your doing a page load ajax is unnecessary.
If you want to load the results without doing a page load this is where ajax comes in handy. Then I would just skip drupal altogether with the ajax handler. do not add a button type submit just a button without a handler. Then in an ajax file attach a behavior to the button press.
The ajax should call some unique url for this ajax callback like 'ajax/search-form'.
Register this url in your hook_menu like
$items['ajax/search-form/%/%/%'] = array(
  'title' => 'my title'
  'page callback' => 'my_module_ajax_search'
  'page arguments' => array(2,3,4),
);
return $items;

Then in your function:
function my_module_ajax_search($first_param, $second, $third) {
  // Generate output and return it to the calling ajax function through print.
  $output = '
my output
'
  print $output;

  // Make sure Drupal closes out then bails so it doesn't output another
  // page wrapper.
  module_invoke_all('exit'); // Called automatically in Drupal 7 but not 6.
  exit();
}

Your Ajax would look something like:
$('.button').click(function(
  value1 = $('.box1').value() // dont remember the actual function to extract a text field value.
  value2 = ...
  $.ajax({
    url: Drupal.settings.basePath + 'ajax/search-form/' + value1 + '/' + value2 + '/' + value3,
    success: function(data) {
      $('.my content').html(data);
    }
  });
)


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Tag Archives: UNESCO
The #UN, with special mention to @UN_HRC #HumanRights Council, has outdone itself this year. Thanks @UNWatch
From electing #Mugabe as Goodwill Ambassador @WHO and #Erdogan to the @UNESCO Board, to naming #SaudiArabia to its #Women's Rights Commission …
The #UN, with special mention to the @UN_HRC #HumanRights Council, has outdone itself this year…
The Top 10 Most Evil U.N. Actions of 2017 @UNWatch
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Latest from the United Nations December 25, 2017
The Top 10 Most Evil U.N. Actions of 2017
10. Denied Venezuelan Hunger: In the first-ever U.N. visit to Venezuela, Alfred de Zayas, the U.N. Human Rights Council's Cuban-backed "Independent Expert on the promotion of a democratic and equitable international order," posted propaganda photos to deny mass hunger caused by the regime's failed policies.
After UN Watch exposed the sick lie—in truth, Venezuelan hospitals are filled with starving children—the U.N. official was pressured into deleting his blog post and tweet.
9. Foxes to Guard the Chickens: The U.N. elected Qatar (slave labor), Pakistan (death row for Christian 'blasphemers'), Democratic Republic of Congo (mass rape as weapon of war), Afghanistan (abuse of women) and Angola (corrupt & oppressive regime) to the 47-nation Human Rights Council, for 3-year terms beginning in January 2018. Existing members already include Saudi Arabia, China, Cuba and Venezuela.
UN Watch led the protest with a major report and social media campaign, cited in AP, Deutsche Presse-Agentur, Deutsche Welle & Spain's EFE.
8. Mugabe as Goodwill Ambassador: In October, the U.N.'s World Health Organization named Zimbabwe dictator Robert Mugabe a "goodwill ambassador."
UN Watch's protest sparked world outrage—generating a blitz of media reports in CNN, Washington Post, Newsweek and 140 other news agencies. Eventually, donor states including the U.S., Britain and Canada protested, and the dictator was dropped. A month later, Mugabe was overthrown—no thanks to the United Nations, which had only sought to legitimize him.
7. Making Putin the Victim: U.N. expert Idriss Jazairy (above), a former Algerian diplomat, published a report astoundingly concluding that Russia was a victim of human rights violations—due, he said, to U.S. and EU "unilateral coercive measures."
UN Watch's Hillel Neuer took the floor in the Human Rights Council to question the ethics of Jazairy's office recently accepting $50,000 from Russia. Jazairy lashed out at UN Watch, and denied any influence. The story was reported worldwide by AP, The Independent, and Radio Free Europe.
6. U.N. Punished Whistleblower for Trying to Stop Outing of Chinese Dissidents: The U.N. human rights office retaliated against employee Emma Reilly after she tried to stop the dangerous hand-over to China of names of dissidents slated to attend a Human Rights Council session. An independent watchdog also called for Prince Zeid al-Hussein (above), the U.N. rights chief, to be suspended and placed under investigation for his alleged mistreatment of whistleblowers such as Anders Kompass, who tried to stop peacekeepers raping children in Central African Republic, and Miranda Brown, who exposed the U.N. transfer of unlicensed shipments of U.S. computers and firewalls to North Korea.
5. Rewarding Genocidal Syria: The U.N. elected Syria's genocidal regime to a senior post on a decolonization committee charged with opposing the "subjugation, domination and exploitation" of people. The propaganda victory was quickly trumpeted by the Assad regime.
4. Honoring Qaddafi Agent: In March, the U.N. Human Rights Council opening session gave a position of honor to its Advisory Committee member Jean Ziegler, co-founder and 2002 recipient of the "Muammar Qaddafi Human Rights Prize." Two weeks later, Eric Tistounet, a top official of the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights, joined a panel showering praise upon Ziegler as a great "intellectual."
UN Watch protested in a detailed letter that documented's Ziegler's despicable record of siding with murderous regimes.
Executive Director Hillel Neuer took the floor in the Council to challenge Ziegler to his face: "I have a question for the panel member who in 1989 co-founded the Mummar Qaddafi Human Rights Prize, and who went to Tripoli, Libya, on Sept. 29, 2002, to himself win that prize."
"Given that this Council eventually reversed its policy on the Qaddafi regime, and suspended Libya in 2011 for its gross and systematic abuses, do you regret your actions? The Swiss media reported that the prize was worth 100,000 Swiss Francs. Would you consider returning these funds to the Libyan people?"
3. Purges Teachers, Now on UNESCO Board: In November, the U.N. agency for education, science & culture elected Turkey to its executive board—barely one year after President Erodgan summarily fired 100,000 teachers, university deans, academics, judges, and other officials. Erodogan persecuted heroic journalists like Can Dundar and Yavuz Baydar, yet will now be a U.N. judge of press freedom. Turkish propaganda celebrated the win, as reported by UN Watch.
2. Mother of All Rogues' Galleries: In September, the U.N. Human Rights Council assembled the most despicable single panel of presenters in its 70-year history, legitimized by the presence and speech of a former top official of Human Rights Watch. The subject was "unilateral coercive measures," i.e., why Western sanctions against oppressive regimes like Russia, Sudan, or Venezuela, are supposedly illegal.
Left to right: Jean Ziegler, a UNHRC advisor who founded and won the Qaddafi Prize, used his slot to openly defend the Maduro regime and to attack Veenzuela's political prisoners; Idriss Jazairy, a U.N. expert who as Algerian diplomat was the greatest enemy of legitimate U.N. human rights experts; Peggy Hicks, representative of High Commissioner Zeid al-Hussein and former U.N. rep of Ken Roth's Human Rights Watch, was silent as Ziegler praised Venezuela; Jorge Valero, ambassador of the oppressive Maduro regime, the official moderator of the panel; Alena Douhan, a Belarus academic with a soft spot for Russia, whose doctorate was on the principle of "non-interference" in countries' "internal affairs"; and Alfred de Zayas, expert of the UNHRC whose World War II revisionist history has made him a hero to Holocaust deniers.
UN Watch was the only voice at the United Nations to take the floor, in the Council and outside, to challenge this perversion of human rights.
1. Saudi Arabia Elected to U.N. Women's Rights Commission: In April, the 54-nation Economic and Social Council elected Saudi Arabia to the U.N.'s women's rights commission, despite its horrific subjugation of women. UN Watch's report went completely viral, quoted in CNN, Newsweek, the leading papers of France, Britain, Germany, Spain, Italy—and even in Teen Vogue.
When UN Watch also revealed that at least five European Union states voted for the Saudis, a major scandal erupted in Belgium—the prime minister was forced to admit their immoral vote and he apologized—and controversies erupted in the parliaments and media of Ireland, Norway and Sweden. Click for video.
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using System.Collections.Generic;
using Newtonsoft.Json;
using Tweetinvi.Models.DTO;
using Tweetinvi.Models.Entities;

namespace Tweetinvi.Core.Models
{
    public class TwitterConfiguration : ITwitterConfiguration
    {
        [JsonProperty("characters_reserved_per_media")]
        public int CharactersReservedPerMedia { get; private set; }

        [JsonProperty("dm_text_character_limit")]
        public int MessageTextCharacterLimit { get; private set; }

        [JsonProperty("max_media_per_upload")]
        public int MaxMediaPerUpload { get; private set; }

        [JsonProperty("non_username_paths")]
        public string[] NonUsernamePaths { get; private set; }

        [JsonProperty("photo_size_limit")]
        public int PhotoSizeLimit { get; private set; }

        [JsonProperty("photo_sizes")]
        public Dictionary<string, IMediaEntitySize> PhotoSizes { get; private set; }

        [JsonProperty("short_url_length")]
        public int ShortURLLength { get; private set; }

        [JsonProperty("short_url_length_https")]
        public int ShortURLLengthHttps { get; private set; }
    }
}

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The chips keep rolling. Nvidia (NVDA) is up 5% today and up 70% year to date, but the analyst at Evercore ISI says the price could soar by more than 40% from current levels because investors appear to "severely" undervalue the potential market for artificial intelligence. The Evercore analyst C.J. Muse boosted his price target to $250. His target is 25% above the second-highest target of the 36 analysts that cover Nvidia.
Oracle's (ORCL) cloud computing is a little clouded. The data based software stock is down 7% following better than expected earnings. The downside came from disappointing guidance for their bread and butter cloud computing division. Good news is the stock is still way up for the year.


SEO (Search Engines Optimization) - is a website optimizing for search engines, for example, "Google", "Yahoo", "Yandex", "Bing" and other. In other words, website optimization is website customization to the search engine, that introducing of certain key phrases, among first results would be visible your website. It is particularly important that optimizes website would be at least in the first ten search engine results, because then it attracts mostly visitors who came through search. In Lithuania is the most popular search engine is Google (used by 98% of Internet users), so we provide our customers with efficient, high quality and various of SEO services in this particular search engine.
There are two types of SEO: internal SEO (according to Google's search engine requirements your site managed internally) and external SEO (your site's ranking increasing and raising on Google search engine). For high quality and effective website optimization recommended internal and external SEO services.
attendance and project implementation monitoring.


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Q: Optimizing path conventions for urls.py I am doing an online Django course and the instructor set two accounts in urls.py file as shown below:
path('accounts/', include('accounts.urls', namespace='accounts')),
path('accounts/', include('django.contrib.auth.urls'))

Is there a reason to use this namespace convention? Is there a more optimal convention?

A: From the Django docs:
"You can deliberately choose the same URL name as another application if you want to override a view. . . You may also use the same name for multiple URL patterns if they differ in their arguments."
Django assumes that your account view has a URL pattern with the name account. If you have a custom account view and give its URL the name account, Django can find your custom view with return() as long as it's in urlpatterns after django.contrib.auth.urls is included.
You can read more here:
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.0/topics/http/urls/#example
To give you more information I would need to also see your imported views.