The school GLPS TANUR is located in the area TANUR of TANUR. GLPS TANUR is in the MALAPPURAM district of KERALA state. pincode is 676302. GLPS TANUR TANUR was establised in the year 1912. The management of GLPS TANUR is Dept. of Education.
GLPS TANUR is a Primary only school. The coeducation status of GLPS TANUR is Co-Educational. The residential status of GLPS TANUR is No. and the residential type of GLPS TANUR is Not Applicable. The total number of students in GLPS TANUR TANUR is 417. The total number of teachers in GLPS TANUR TANUR is 10. The total number of non teaching staff in GLPS TANUR is 1. The medium of instruction in GLPS TANUR is Malayalam.
The total number of class rooms in GLPS TANUR is 10. The total number of other rooms in GLPS TANUR is 2. The total number of black boards in GLPS TANUR is 12. The total number of books in the library of GLPS TANUR is 800. The total number of computers in GLPS TANUR TANUR is 2. The student teacher ratio of GLPS TANUR TANUR is 38.00000. The student classroom ratio of GLPS TANUR is 42.00000. The pass percentage of GLPS TANUR is 0.00000. The percentage of students who scored first class in GLPS TANUR is 0.00000.


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package org.ql.views.layout;

import android.content.Context;
import android.util.AttributeSet;
import android.view.View;
import android.widget.RelativeLayout;

/**
 * 类名称:SlidingMenu   <br>
 * 类描述:左右挤压的布局控件
 * 创建人:anan
 * 创建时间:2012-12-23 上午12:04:24
 * 修改人:anan
 * 修改时间:2012-12-23 上午12:04:24
 * 修改备注:
 * @version
 * */
public class QLSlidingMenu extends RelativeLayout {

	private QLSlidingView mSlidingView;
	private View mMenuView;
	private View mDetailView;

	public QLSlidingMenu(Context context) {
		super(context);
	}

	public QLSlidingMenu(Context context, AttributeSet attrs) {
		super(context, attrs);
	}

	public QLSlidingMenu(Context context, AttributeSet attrs, int defStyle) {
		super(context, attrs, defStyle);
	}

	/**
	 * 添加视图
	 * @param left
	 * @param center
	 * @param right
	 */
	public void addViews(View left, View center, View right) {
		setLeftView(left);
		setRightView(right);
		setCenterView(center);
	}

	/**
	 * 设置左边视图
	 * @param view
	 */
	public void setLeftView(View view) {
		LayoutParams behindParams = new LayoutParams(LayoutParams.WRAP_CONTENT, LayoutParams.FILL_PARENT);
		addView(view, behindParams);
		mMenuView = view;
	}

	/**
	 * 设置右边视图
	 * @param view
	 */
	public void setRightView(View view) {
		LayoutParams behindParams = new LayoutParams(LayoutParams.WRAP_CONTENT, LayoutParams.FILL_PARENT);
		behindParams.addRule(RelativeLayout.ALIGN_PARENT_RIGHT);
		addView(view, behindParams);
		mDetailView = view;
	}

	/**
	 * 设置中间的view,这个是必须的
	 * @param view
	 */
	public void setCenterView(View view) {
		LayoutParams aboveParams = new LayoutParams(LayoutParams.FILL_PARENT, LayoutParams.FILL_PARENT);
		mSlidingView = new QLSlidingView(getContext());
		addView(mSlidingView, aboveParams);
		mSlidingView.setView(view);
		mSlidingView.invalidate();
		mSlidingView.setMenuView(mMenuView);
		mSlidingView.setDetailView(mDetailView);
	}

	/**
	 * 显示左边视图
	 */
	public void showLeftView() {
		mSlidingView.showLeftView();
	}

	/**
	 * 显示右边视图
	 */
	public void showRightView() {
		mSlidingView.showRightView();
	}
}

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Laid back on a Sunday afternoon :).
This is such a fun sweater! Love this laid back look.
This is too cute! I love soft, cozy sweaters for Summers by the beach.
love that sweatshirt! and pairing it with a vintage sparkly necklace . . . perfection!!
Too cute, love that necklace.
Such a great casual outfit...love the sweatshirt!!


The infamous Tsundere (modern definition - oscillates between the two forms) from Lucky Star, animated by KyoAni, Kagami is the elder twin to Tsukasa and a friend of Konata, and therefore gets the Tsukomi role most of the time. Kagami is a hard worker who gets good grades yet has time to read light novels and dabble in video games. She also juggles her life with being a Miko - family business. She has no romance partner (blame the genre of her series) but she still exhibits Tsundere qualities as a friend to Konata. Out of the 4 core girls she is the only one in a different class, and she frequently visits Konata's classroom on breaks and lunch. She is very conscious of her weight yet she's somewhat ruled by her tastebuds.
Just because she is "Tsundere with" Konata doesn't mean she's the one always being teased. Is quite capable of returning the favour, deliciously when she leans on the fact that Konata is a superior otaku in every aspect except for Light Novels - one time she sat down and watched Konata after forcing a book on her with a lovely grin. Surprisingly, she can't do housework but perhaps this is due to having 3 sisters around.


The American Legion Ladies Auxiliary, Unit 111, in Dallas, Georgia, recently hosted their 4th Annual Gold Star Mother's and Families Luncheon.
In this spirit of gratefulness and support to our local Gold Star families, a special day was planned for them by the American Legion Auxiliary, headed by President, Mrs. Wanda Callahan, whose husband, Wayne Callahan is a Past Commander of Post 111. The families gathered together and were escorted to Post 111 by the American Legion Riders. Upon arrival at the Post, they were greeted by a flag line consisting of members of the Legion Family, Legionnaires, Auxiliary, Junior Auxiliary, Sons and Riders. Mrs. Callahan, along with Iwo Jima Veteran James "Jim" Stockton and Mrs. Patsy Carroll, an Officer of the American Legion Auxiliary, welcomed the families to the Post where they were treated to a lunch prepared by Chef Brett Reece.
The family members in attendance this year were Lisa and Don Brown, parents of Senior Airman Donald H. "Trey" Brown III, Reverend Tommy, and Karen Dingler, parents of Army Specialist, Joshua P. Dingler, Claire Estopinal, mother of U.S.M.C. Private First Class, Jason Hill "JJ" Estopinal, Cathy Wells along with Patricia and Richard Trapanese, mother and grandparents of USMC Lance Corporal Squire Kimpton P. "Skip" Wells. Those unable to attend were the families of Army Sergeant Michael C. Hardegree, U.S.M.C. Lance Corporal Scott D. "Boots" Harper, Army Specialist Ryan C. King, Army Sergeant First Class and Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient, Paul R. Smith.
Members of the American Legion family have stated that it was both "an honor" and "a privilege" to provide a luncheon and spend an afternoon with these "wonderful" Gold Star families. If members of the public know or encounter any Gold Star families, please be sure to thank them and show your support. They have sacrificed so much and we can never thank them enough.
If there are any Gold Star families that would like to attend the 2019 luncheon, please email or write to the American Legion Auxiliary, at Post Office Box 1951, Dallas, GA 30132.
Photo Caption: Mrs. Wanda Callahan, President, American Legion Auxiliary, front row, center, with Gold Star families at Post 111.


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WWII Memorials
National World War II Memorial | Washington, D.C.
"Not a modern, esoteric treatment, this is a monument in the neoclassic style consistent with the great capital structures. It's also within walking distance of the U. S. Holocaust Memorial Museum and many other museums and sites directly related to the war."
Battleship Missouri Memorial | Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
"The USS Missouri, the battleship on which Japan surrendered in 1945, is anchored just beyond the USS Arizona Memorial. Tour — in one place — the beginning and end points of the war for the U.S. Several miles away, Punchbowl National Memorial Cemetery is a beautiful, sobering reminder of the cost of war."
USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor | Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
"The December 7, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor by the Japanese empire was one of the seminal events of the 20th century."
Aleutian World War II National Historic Area | Dutch Harbor, Alaska
"Perched on Mount Ballyhoo in Dutch Harbor, Alaska, the concrete remains of the Aleutian World War II National Historic Area speak silently of a time of war. This magical place was the stage for two American tragedies: here, servicemen fought both the Japanese and the extreme weather, as hundreds of native Unangan people were interned a thousand miles away, longing to return to their island homes."
War in the Pacific National Historical Park | Guam
"Part of the National Park System, this battlefield preserve encompasses seven separate units around the U.S. territory of Guam, where some of the war's most terrible battles were fought. Original coastal defense guns, bunkers, shipwrecks, Japanese caves, 'Banzai Hill' and fascinating relics are easily accessible across the island."

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Maqueda es un municipio y localidad española de la provincia de Toledo, en la comunidad autónoma de Castilla-La Mancha. Cuenta con una población de  habitantes (INE ).

Toponimia
El término Maqueda se deriva, a partir de la raíz mkd, del árabe Makkada, que significa 'estable', 'firme', 'fijo'. Otros expertos no están de acuerdo con esta interpretación. Así Corominas opina que si bien se deriva del árabe, su raíz sería kyd, procediendo en este caso Maqueda de Makîda que significaría 'plaza fuerte', estratégica', 'astutamente construida'.

Geografía
El municipio se encuentra situado «en una colina y sus laderas, á la márg. del arroyo de su nombre y sobre la carretera general de Extremadura». Pertenece a la comarca de Torrijos y linda con los términos municipales de Escalona al norte, Quismondo y Santa Cruz del Retamar al noreste, Portillo de Toledo al este, Novés al sureste, Santo Domingo-Caudilla al sur, Santa Olalla al suroeste y Hormigos al oeste, todos de Toledo.

Por el municipio discurren los arroyos del Molinillo que desemboca en el de Gualavisa, y este junto con los de Aljama y Prada, desembocan en el Grande.

Historia

Existen indicios de una antigua fortaleza romana, como son los sepulcros con inscripciones que se hallaron en el prado de Martín de Zulema. En la iglesia de Santa María se conservan un capitel corintio y una inscripción funeraria, restos de mosaicos y lápidas hoy desaparecidos. Noticia bibliográfica de enterramientos e inscripciones en el Prado de la Magdalena.

La población fue conquistada por Alfonso VI en 1083. Fue cabeza de la Comunidad de Villa y Tierra de Maqueda, territorio de la Extremadura castellana formado por la propia Maqueda y las localidades vecinas de Carmena, El Carpio de Tajo, San Pedro (hoy anexo a La Mata ), Santo Domingo-Caudilla y Quismondo, dependiente directamente del rey de Castilla y que se regía por el Fuero de Toledo. A mediados del siglo , debido a los ataques almohades, Maqueda y su alfoz quedaron seriamente castigados, y ante la imposibilidad de protección por parte de la corona el alfoz de Maqueda con sus aldeas sería donado por Alfonso VIII a la Orden de Calatrava, quien se encargará de proteger Maqueda de los almohades.

Carlos I crearía el Ducado de Maqueda en 1530 a favor de Diego de Cárdenas, comendador mayor de León, y de Teresa Enríquez, la loca del Sacramento.

En la iglesia de San Juan Bautista, de Maqueda, se encontraban los sepulcros, vistosamente decorados con estatuas orantes, atribuidas a Pompeyo Leoni, de Juan de Cárdenas, sobrino de Gutierre de Cárdenas, comendador de Valencia del Ventoso, y de su esposa Juana de Ludeña. Los sepulcros fueron trasladados a la iglesia de Santa María de los Alcázares, desde donde serían llevados a París. Más tarde se trasladarían nuevamente a la Galería de Arte Albright, de Buffalo, donde se encuentran actualmente expuestos.

Hacia el 1500, el bisabuelo materno de Cervantes, Diego Sánchez de Cortinas, ejerció de alcaide en la fortaleza de Maqueda. En 1780, un incendio destruyó completamente el convento de monjas Franciscas que tuvieron que trasladarse al de la misma orden existente en La Puebla de Montalbán. Perteneciente en un primer momento a la provincia de Madrid, Maqueda pasó a la provincia de Toledo tras la reforma de Floridablanca de 1787. A mediados del siglo  tenía 112 casas y el presupuesto municipal ascendía a 4000 reales de los cuales 1000 eran para pagar al secretario.

Demografía
En la siguiente tabla se muestra la evolución del número de habitantes entre 1996 y 2006 según datos del INE.
NOTA: La cifra de 1996 está referida a 1 de mayo y el resto a 1 de enero.

Administración

Monumentos
 Castillo de la Vela: imponente y muy bien conservado. Antiguo puesto de vigía romano, convertido en fortaleza en la época musulmana, reconstruido por los Cárdenas en el siglo . Es monumento histórico-artístico desde el 3 de junio de 1931 y alberga el Museo Histórico de la Guardia Civil.
 Iglesia Parroquial Santa María de los Alcázares: de estilo gótico mudéjar, del siglo . A ambos lados de ésta se encuentran dos arcos, que son en realidad las puertas de la antigua muralla. Originalmente se encontraba dentro del recinto amurallado, construida junto a la puerta califal. La torre del campanario actual data de 1908. El interior consta de tres naves separadas con arcos. Un capitel corintio sirve de pila de agua bendita. Cuenta con carpintería mudéjar y ejemplos de cerámica de Talavera de eṕoca renacentista. El altar mayor es plateresco, del siglo . Otro altar, situado en la nave derecha, es obra de Berruguete.
 Puerta Califal: Adosada a la cabecera de la iglesia.
 Torre de la Vela: al igual que los arcos de la iglesia, restos de la muralla.
 Rollo de la Villa: símbolo de la potestad para administrar justicia, se instaló hacia 1500. Tiene esculpido el escudo de la familia Cárdenas y contaba con cuatro esculturas de leones, una de ellas desaparecida.

Fiestas
 Último domingo de abril: Nª Señora de los Dados. Se realiza ante el castillo una representación de moros y cristianos.
 Última semana de agosto: semana cultural.

Maqueda en la literatura
El tratado segundo de la novela el Lazarillo de Tormes (1554) trascurre en Maqueda, donde Lázaro entra al servicio de un clérigo.

Referencias

Bibliografía

Enlaces externos

 Diputación de Toledo. Datos de interés sobre la población.

Municipios de la provincia de Toledo
Localidades de la provincia de Toledo
Poblaciones del Camino de Santiago de Levante: Ruta desde Valencia
Municipios vinculados a la Orden de Calatrava

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1) PERMITTING EVERY "SAFEK TEREIFAH" BECAUSE OF THE RULE THAT "HA'TORAH CHASAH AL MAMONAN SHEL YISRAEL"
QUESTION: The Gemara (76b) relates that Rava rules in a case of a broken bone that was covered by soft sinews that the animal is not a Tereifah. His reasoning is based on the opinion of Rebbi Yochanan, who rules that soft sinews are considered like flesh (with regard to one whose share of the Korban Pesach is the sinews). Moreover, since the Torah is concerned for the money of Yisrael, the Halachah is not stringent. Rav Papa questions Rava's ruling, asking how he could be lenient against the opinion of Reish Lakish, particularly when the issue involves an Isur d'Oraisa.
ANSWER: The LEV ARYEH answers as follows. Rava understands that Reish Lakish -- who argues with Rebbi Yochanan and maintains that a person may not eat as his portion of the Korban Pesach a soft sinew that eventually will harden -- agrees that a soft sinew that will harden is considered meat. Reish Lakish maintains that one is prohibited from eating it as his share of the Korban Pesach only mid'Rabanan; the Rabanan were concerned that people might eat the sinew even after it hardened. Accordingly, it is possible that even Reish Lakish agrees that the Rabanan did not apply this stringency to the laws of Tereifos, because the Torah is concerned for the money of Yisrael.
Rav Papa asks that Reish Lakish maintains that a sinew that will harden is not considered meat even mid'Oraisa. Consequently, it is clear that Reish Lakish does not consider it meat with regard to Tereifos as well.
Why is it obvious that once the Shilya has emerged, it becomes forbidden? What forbids it? Why is it not considered part of the mother until the entire fetus emerges?
Furthermore, the RAMBAM (Hilchos Ma'achalos Asuros 4:5) writes that "the Shilya that emerged together with the fetus is forbidden to eat, but one who eats it is exempt from Malkus, because it is not considered meat." What is the Rambam's source for saying that the Shilya is not considered meat and thus one does not receive Malkus for eating it?
(a) The KEHILOS YAKOV (Pesachim #14, DH v'Od) writes that the reason why the Shilya is forbidden is that it is "Yotzei Min ha'Chai" -- whatever emerges from a living animal is forbidden (unless there is an explicit verse or source that permits it).
There are two possible sources for the law that "Yotzei Min ha'Chai" is forbidden. The Gemara later (112b) cites the verse, "[Eleh] ha'Teme'im [Lachem]" -- "These are the Teme'im to you" (Vayikra 11:31), and says that "this includes the juice, gravy, and jelly of the meat" (that is, everything that comes out of the meat is forbidden).
The second source is in the Gemara earlier (64b) which derives from the verse, "v'Es Bas ha'Ya'anah" (Vayikra 11:16), that the egg of an impure bird is forbidden (see Insights there).
The Kehilos Yakov answers the second question, what is the source for the Rambam's ruling that one who eats the Shilya does not receive Malkus, by comparing this Halachah to another Halachah recorded by the Rambam (Hilchos Ma'achalos Asuros 3:6). The Rambam rules that milk or eggs of an impure animal are forbidden, but one who consumes them does not receive Malkus. The MAGID MISHNEH writes that the source for this ruling is the Gemara earlier (64a) that says that one receives Malkus for eating the egg of an impure bird only when the chick has begun to form and to develop limbs. Prior to this state, one does not receive Malkus for eating the egg, even though the egg certainly is forbidden. Similarly, one who eats an undeveloped fetus does not receive Malkus.
(b) The CHAZON ISH (Bechoros 16:16) offers a different approach. He writes that the Shilya is forbidden because it has the status of Neveilah. Even though the Mishnah states that the Shilya is not Tamei as a Neveilah, this is not because the Shilya itself is not a Neveilah, but rather because the Shilya itself is not full-fledged meat ("Basar Gamur"). Eating the Shilya is like eating a Chatzi Shi'ur of Isur (such as eating half of a k'Zayis of Chametz on Pesach, which is forbidden mid'Oraisa but for which one does not receive Malkus). Similarly, less than a Shi'ur of actual Neveilah is not Metamei. Since a Shilya is not considered meat, even a large piece of it is not Metamei, even though it is forbidden to be eaten because it is Neveilah.
3) THE SOURCE FOR THE PROHIBITION OF "DARCHEI HA'EMORI"
QUESTION: The Mishnah states that one may not bury a Shilya at a crossroads nor hang it on a tree, because these acts are the ways of idolaters ("Darchei ha'Emori"). RASHI here (DH Darchei) and in Avodah Zarah (11a, DH v'Lo) writes that the source for the Isur against doing acts that are Darchei ha'Emori is the verse, "v'Lo Sa'aseh k'Ma'aseihem" -- "... do not do like their actions" (Shemos 23:24; see also RAMBAN there).
However, Rashi in Shabbos (67a, DH Darchei) gives a different source for the Isur of Darchei ha'Emori. He writes there that the source is the verse, "uve'Chukoseihem Lo Selechu" -- "... and you shall not walk in their ordinances" (Vayikra 18:3). This is also the verse that the Gemara in Avodah Zarah (11a) and Sanhedrin (52b) quotes with regard to the Isur of Darchei ha'Emori. Why does Rashi here give a different verse as the source for the Isur?
4) "DARCHEI HA'EMORI" IN AN ACT DONE FOR "REFU'AH"
OPINIONS: Abaye and Rava rule that any act done for the purpose of Refu'ah does not constitute Darchei ha'Emori, while any act done for a purpose other than for Refu'ah constitutes Darchei ha'Emori. What is considered an act done for Refu'ah?
(b) RASHI in Shabbos (67a, DH she'Yesh) defines Refu'ah as an act that has curative effects from a medical standpoint. This would seem to exclude an incantation whispered over a wound.
The RAMBAM (Moreh Nevuchim) also writes that the act must have some medicinal quality to its healing ability in order to be permitted. The RASHBA (Teshuvos 1:413) questions the Rambam's opinion from the case in the Mishnah in Shabbos (67a). The Mishnah quotes Rebbi Meir who permits one to wear a fox-tooth in order to help him sleep. The Rambam himself rules in accordance with the opinion of Rebbi Meir (Hilchos Shabbos 19:13), which is difficult, since there seems to be no empirical therapeutic effectiveness in wearing a fox-tooth.
QUESTION: Abaye and Rava rule that any act done for the purpose of Refu'ah does not constitute Darchei ha'Emori, while any act done for a purpose other than for Refu'ah constitutes Darchei ha'Emori. RASHI (DH Yesh Bo) writes that chanting an incantation over a wound is included in the category of Refu'ah and thus is permitted.
However, the Mishnah in Sanhedrin (90a) states that one who whispers over a wound the verse, "Every illness that I placed upon Mitzrayim, I shall not place upon you..." (Shemos 15:26), has no portion in the World to Come! Similarly, the Gemara in Shevuos (15b) states that it is forbidden to use verses for healing!
Why does Rashi say that one is permitted to whisper an incantation (such as a verse) over a wound for the sake of Refu'ah?
(b) The MAHARSHA in Eruvin (54a) suggests that the prohibition against healing oneself with words of Torah applies only to reciting a verse with the specific intent that it serve to heal him. If he learns Torah primarily for the sake of learning, but also with the secondary intention that it help cure him, then it is permitted.
The PERISHAH (YD 179:17) explains similarly that the prohibition applies only when one pronounces a verse from the Torah expecting it to heal him superstitiously, like an incantation. However, when he studies Torah in order to do the Mitzvah of Hash-m and he trusts that Hash-m will heal him in the merit of the Mitzvah, it is permissible.
(c) TOSFOS in Shevuos (15b, DH Asur) and Pesachim (111a, DH Niftach) writes that if the illness poses a risk of mortal danger, then one may use a verse for healing. This is also the Halachah as recorded by the SHULCHAN ARUCH (YD 179:8).


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Q: How to set G1GC in Play application I'm trying to run a play application on Debian, running on Java 8, but I want to change the default garbage collector in the options to -XX:+UseG1GC.
My OS details:

Linux version 3.16.0-4-amd64 (debian-kernel@lists.debian.org) (gcc version 4.8.4 (Debian 4.8.4-1) ) #1 SMP Debian 3.16.43-2+deb8u2 (2017-06-26)

I've tried multiple option combinations and none appear to work.
My command is something like:
bin/playapp -mem 1024

And I have tried to change it to:
bin/playapp -XX:+UseG1GC -mem 1024

And...
bin/playapp -J-XX:+UseG1GC -mem 1024

I've even removed the mem variable to see if would work without it in both of the above scenarios and neither are working.
Anyone know how to set the G1GC garbage collector for a Play app running on Java 8?
UPDATE:
I should add, for context, that it is run via supervisorctl, where the command in the command is:
command=/home/mdmuser/playapp/bin/playapp -mem 1024

I tried using -J-XX:+UseG1GC directly from the command line and it seems to work, but it doesn't work when running via supervisorctl configuation.

A: The issue was not actually the syntax at all. It was the fact that when I moved to the G1GC garbage collector, I needed to allocate less memory to the JVM in my virtual machine. I reduced the memory from 1Gb to 512Mb and it then worked fine using the following syntax:
command=/home/mdmuser/playapp/bin/playapp -J-XX:+UseG1GC -mem 512

Apologies for any time wasted.

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Melbourne Magic at Aussie Open
by Tracy Rolling January 17, 2023
Tennis enthusiasts are starting to witness Melbourne magic at the 2023 Australian Open. Play is underway and roughly 900,000 spectators will watch history unfold during the next two weeks. Before we look too far ahead, let's recap last year's memorable moments.
Ash Barty became the first local female to win the AO title in 44 years. She was dubbed a hero after defeating Danielle Collins in straight sets. Yet, Barty shocked the tennis world when she retired two months later. Rafael Nadal defeated Daniil Medvedev in a nail-biting men's final. It was Rafa's record-breaking 21st Grand Slam victory and his second win in Melbourne. His first was against Roger Federer in 2009, making Rafa the first Spaniard singles player to ever win the Australian Open. The King of Clay also won the 2022 French Open last year, extending his Grand Slam titles to 22, more than any player in the history of the game.
Novak Djokovic was deported prior to the start of the AO last year due to his Covid-19 vaccination status. However, Melbourne Park adopted new rules this year. Aussie organizers removed vaccine restrictions for both visitors and players alike. Of the top 100 men and women pros, approximately 30% remain unvaccinated.
Melbourne Draw
Current odds have Djokovic favored to win. But before he makes it to the Rodd Laver Arena, he could potentially face Andrey Rublev, Dominic Thiem, Holger Rune, Pablo Carreno-Busta, John Isner, Alex de Minaur, or Grigor Dimitrov. All are playing at the top of their game. Also, Djokovic could potentially meet Rafa, Karen Khocanov, Frances Tiafoe, Hubert Hurkacz, Daniil Medvedev, Stefanos Tsitsipas, or Felix Auger-Aliassime in the finals, since they're all on the other side of the draw.
Fans will miss their local favorite, Nick Kyrgios, who withdrew earlier in the week due to an injury. Carlos Alcaraz is also out of the hunt. The 19-year-old Spaniard is still nursing a right leg injury.
For the women's singles, there is a long line of front-runners. Among them are Bianca Andreescu, Danielle Collins, Jelena Ostapenko, Coco Gauff, Petra Kvitova, Madison Keys, Maria Sakkari, Caroline Garcia, Aryna Sabalenka, Ons Jabeur, and the No. 1 seed Iga Swiatek.
Missing out on a Melbourne final will be Garbiñe Muguruza who lost in the first round, Simona Halep, who is still suspended after testing positive for a banned substance last year, and Naomi Osaka, who recently announced her pregnancy.
The competition will also go up against some other Melbourne mayhem. The weather has been anything but predictable. Melbourne has been experiencing torrential downpours coupled with brutal heat. These playing conditions are giving the pros a run for their money. Speaking of money, this year's purse is $2,975,000 for the champions, $1,625,000 for the runner-ups, and $925,000 for each semi-finalist.
Gear and Swag at Melbourne
Magic will be made using some pretty cool gear this year. Top-of-the-line racquets from big brands like Babalot, Head, Wilson, Yonex, and Tecnifibre will be featured as an instrumental part of the show. Flashy colorways are being showcased too. Pros are wearing their sponsored brands and dressed from head to toe in victorious style. For example, Adidas and Nike have entire collections debuting in Melbourne. These innovative designs are loaded with technology and will help the athletes warm up, stay cool, and make the shots of their careers.
Likewise, Asics, Diadora, Lotto, and New Balance will be paraded across the courts in Melbourne.
In fact, Coco will be wearing her signature New Balance Unisex Coco CG1 D Width Tennis Shoes. This will be the second appearance these shoes have made at a slam. The first was during last year's US Open where Coco lost to Caroline Garcia in the quarter-finals.
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A simple reflection of a mirror partnered with dark shadows for this Favorite Photo Friday.
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What do I mean by a Force Field Map?
A Force Field Map is a visual "map" of the forces driving and resisting change.
If you are suffering like Sisyphus trying to drive Change Management, you need this tool: The Force Field Map.
So you can clearly see the best point of attack for effecting change. The Force Field Map is used to help bridge the gap between where things are, and where you want them to be, with less effort. The theory is the balance of supporting and resisting forces is what keeps things the way they are, especially in social organizations. Weaken resistance enough, or strengthen the forces for change and you can tip the balance.
and tip the balance with the least amount of effort.
Force field analysis was developed by Kurt Lewin, a social psychologist who created and the Research Center for Group Dynamics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the 1940's. It takes about an hour for one person to complete a "map," or about half a day for a team of people. The time invested can save hours of frustration and confusion.
If supporting, draw an arrow facing up on the Post-it®; If resisting, an arrow down.
Prioritize by the relative importance, and the energy needed to change. The more important and easier should be given highest priority. Rearrange in order of priority.
Create an action plan to tip the balance.
NOTE: In more complex situations, you may need to separate resisting forces into those that sustain the way things are, and those that constrain change; sustaining is something that is resisting to a lesser degree than things that really stand in the way, like physical laws, vested interests, not yet existing technology.
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JONNY RIESE graduated with a Bachelors of Arts in Cinema/TV Production from the University of Southern California. He moved to Akron in 2011 and has since given private lessons, and worked professionally on photo and video projects with local artists like The Art Factory, MorrisonDance, RED Company Real.Edge.Dance, and The Movement Project. With Erin Craig, he is a founding member of the dance-for-camera art project Loupe de Loup. He brings a passion for the art of the image, both moving and still, to all or his work, and he loves sharing his interest with others through teaching and collaboration. Jonny also enjoys working on stage and in front of the camera. Recently, he acted in The Invitation, which won best short film at the 2013 Canton Film Festival, and in the Weathervane Playhouse's production of Night Must Fall. Jonny has worked closely with TMP since 2013 on promotional films, dance films, photography and documentation, bringing an exciting new collaboration to the TMP team.


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Jauz – the project of Sam Vogel, a 25 year old, LA-based Icon Collective graduate is one that combines brilliant production, energetic sets, and underground vibes that have captivated the hearts of the dance community. Hailing from the Bay Area, Vogel moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in music. In just one year, […]
Raised in the Bay Area, Taylor Chung AKA WENZDAY is a classically trained vocalist, who at 16 years old moved to Los Angeles to commit to DJing full-time. She then went on to be the youngest person ever to DJ the world famous Playboy Mansion, and become one of the most sought-after open format female […]
Wasback
Alessandro has achieved something extraordinary at merely 20 years old. Being one of the most promising and talented individual in the musical scene, he has already released music on some of the best international record labels. Alessandro's career begins with his work on "Magic" which has been released on Hardwell's label – Revealed Recordings, which […]
Notaker
Notaker is the alias of St. Louis-based dance music producer David Nothaker. Notaker's distinct style of dance music, characterized both by his strong sound design and his devotion to imbuing his compositions with heavy narrative elements, helps him create songs that wholly immerse fans into his unique universe. The insatiable urge to begin writing music […]
Aly & Fila are now amongst a select elite, legends in music who alongside Sting, Kylie Minogue to name but a few to have performed at one of the Great Wonders of the World – The Great Pyramids of Giza in Egypt. This was undoubtedly their biggest show in their career, and they made history […]
Over the past three years, Houston born and now Los Angeles resident, Hayden Capuozzo or KAYZO, has become one of the most sought after young producer/DJs in the business. The young prodigy has quickly grabbed attention of fans and fellow DJs with his versatile sound and catalogue of original productions, collaborations and remixes. With the […]
Lodato is an American DJ, Musician, and Remixer from Queens, New York. He is best known for his 2017 single "Older" which went #1 in the United States on Billboard's Dance Club Songs chart (January 7, 2017). Lodato has accumulated millions of Spotify streams, topped the Billboard Dance/Club charts with multiple #1's and was awarded […]
Richard Judge
When Richard Judge's band headed for one farewell European tour, things got a little out of hand… Following the final rather messy night in Barcelona, insteadof heading home to ponder his career, Richard made his way to the island of Ibiza. On the first afternoon, the indie boy found himself in the middle of a […]
Famed for the global platinum-selling smash 'Sandstorm', Darude is recognised by many as one of the most influential artists to emerge from the dance scene in the past decade. With a DJ style that is a mixture of progressive and uplifting trance, fused with elements of tech, breaks and house, Darude's music delivers a dynamic […]
Luca Schreiner
Luca, a 23-year-old DJ hails from Stuttgart, Germany. After being behind the curtains as a music producer for over four years, Luca decided to give it a shot and stepped out of the background with huge success. His variations and style is between classic deep house, tropical influences and elements of progressive house. This unique […]
Dirty Radio
Since 2010 DR (aka Dirty Radio) have been crafting a satisfying synthesis of progressive soul, R&B and electronic music. With their diverse musical influences, the multi instrumentalists and producers have been working tirelessly in their studio, racking up impressive Soundcloud and Spotify numbers and dropping tracks for such iconic labels such as Spinnin', Partyfine, Majestic Casual and Mad Decent. Originally formed as a […]
Tensteps
After several years of producing dance music, the New York-based producer Tensteps dives in for the first time to the genre that brought him into the dance scene almost 10 years ago – trance music. A wide variety of influences inject themselves into the Tensteps sound, including artists such as Armin Van Buuren, Andrew Rayel, […]


I am happy to announce that my amazingly competent and effective Executive Assistant, has agreed to take on some additional responsibilities...and will now add Manager, Corporate Events to her title. She will continue to report to me.
I'm sure you'll join me in wishing her the best with these new responsibilities and in thanking her for her ongoing and significant contributions to the company.
57 congratulatory emails later it's starting to sink in that I've gotten a promotion.
For a couple of years I joked with my boss that I was jealous of my co-workers getting promotions while I never did. As an executive assistant there really wasn't anything I could be promoted to. But, as time passed, my job became less complicated and, after the big gala in January, I had less to do. Several conversations later, we figured it out.


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Wisconsin upends No. 17 Maryland with late 3-pointer
Wisconsin junior guard Brad Davison drained a game-winning 3-point bucket with 11 seconds left to give the Badgers a 56-54 upset win against No. 17 Maryland on Tuesday.
Davison stole the ball on a Maryland inbounds play with 12.4 seconds left, giving Wisconsin (11-6, 4-2) a chance for the Big Ten Conference victory.
Anthony Cowan Jr. and Eric Ayala both missed a 3-point attempt in the closing seconds as Maryland fell to 0-3 in Big Ten road games.
Junior guard Nate Reuvers scored a team-high 17 points for the Badgers, and Davison and Micah Potter added 14 points each.
Sophomore guard Jalen Smith scored a game-high 18 points for the Terrapins (13-4, 3-3), who outrebounded the Badgers 35-24.
Cowan delivered 16 points and Aaron Wiggins added 13 for Maryland, which has lost two straight games.
Potter and Reuvers combined for 18 first-half points to give Wisconsin a 30-25 lead at the halftime break.
The Terps gained control when Smith and Cowan drilled back-to-back 3-pointers, and Maryland took its first lead of the second at 35-32 with 14:41 left.
But the Badgers stayed close, and Davison and junior guard Kobe King hit consecutive baskets to pull Wisconsin to 51-50 with 2:44 left.
Davison, who entered the game with an 8.7 points-per-game average, scored 11 second-half points.
Potter, in a reserve role, shot 6-of-7 from the field in 13 minutes for Wisconsin, which shot 44.9 percent overall in the victory.
Wisconsin has clinched three wins over ranked Big Ten opponents in less than two weeks. Besides Maryland on Tuesday, the Badgers have collected victories against then-No. 20 Penn State and then-No. 5 Ohio State.
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Photographer's notes: We all have these moments. A person goes by and a photo starts screaming in your head. People who are so visually striking, so out of the norm in their design, that a request has to be made. I lose my nerve, sometimes, with people so striking. This time, I swallowed my anxieties and asked… and was given permission.
I really think this bike is World War II leftovers. The huge headlamp, frame design, fenders. It just states vintage. I was at the Place Jeu de Balles market in Brussels and saw the rider walking though the stalls and had to ask for a photograph.
The bike and rider seem to well-suited together. Nice to see.
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GuideStar Coalition Launches Exchange To Benchmark Diversity
The NonProfit Times Thursday | October 16th, 2014
Nonprofits will be able to track and compare the diversity of their organizations against others in the sector, through a partnership announced today. "We believe that data about who's leading, working in and with organizations is just as important as financial and operational data we already have," said GuideStar President and CEO Jacob Harold.
Data "helps us understand how nonprofits work, who they are, and their ability to be responsive to a community's needs," he said.
The voluntary program will appear as a new section within the GuideStar Exchange. "We're adding another set of questions to something that's already working well," Harold said.
GuideStar Exchange provides recommended standards for organizations to voluntarily share information about the makeup of board members, staff and volunteers based on gender, sexual orientation, race/ethnicity, and ability/disability. Organizations enter the information into the free GuideStar Exchange or they can integrate standards into their own collection and reporting systems, such as surveys, assessments or client intake forms.
"The decision to track data is important. It gives us a currency, a baseline to have a public conversation about who's doing well and why," said Robert Raben, president of The Raben Group and founder of Green 2.0. "Ultimately the goal is not data, the goal is diversity," said Raben. "Data is crucial…it gives us the shared currency," he said, a shared understanding of exactly what the numbers represent.
Green 2.0 is an initiative dedicated to increasing racial diversity across mainstream environmental nonprofits, foundations and government agencies. Green 2.0 commissioned the report, "The State of Diversity in Environmental Organizations," the most comprehensive report on diversity in the environmental movement.
"At a time when people of color are on average not even 5 percent of mainstream environmental NGO boards, it is clear that more must be done to address the overwhelmingly white 'Green Insider's Club,'" said Raben.
"A lack of reliable data has left foundations and nonprofits in the dark about the true impact of their work," said Kelly Brown, director of the D5 Coalition. There are sporadic pockets of diversity tracking around the sector, she said, but a system-wide, high-level effort is a needed. "We need to understand how populations are changing and how and if organizations are changing with it," she said. "These voluntary standards for reporting data can help organizations measure progress toward the goals they set, evaluate their impact on the constituencies they serve and, at the end of the day, be more effective," Brown said.
In collaboration with the D5 Coalition, GuideStar developed data standards with a wide range of partners to advance transparent and uniform data collection about staff, board and volunteer demographics in the nonprofit and philanthropic sectors.
Green 2.0 will collaborate with GuideStar and D5 to seek participation from environmental organizations in this diversity tracking effort.
Without sector-wide standards for how data on diversity are collected, nonprofits and foundations have had difficulty identifying trends, gaps, overlaps and opportunities, leaders said, adding that better diversity information across the sector will help foundations better understand their constituencies they work to help. Nonprofits will be better able to evaluate of the impact of their work and hold themselves accountable to their goals.
Foundation and nonprofit leaders voicing support for the new partnership include the Kresge Foundation, National Audubon Society, Natural Resources Defense Council, Resource Media, Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Sierra Club, California Endowments, and the W.K. Kellogg Foundation.
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My (and Starkys) newest game.
Its like whack-a-mole...with rabbits...and electricity.
also has Treo 650 keypad support.
for all you treo 600 and zire 31 users out there low res is coming.
this game is soo cool!
did you programm it using pocketc? how did you do that?
did you program it on your device or on the desktop? the soundlib is quite cool. is that game freeware or shareware (do you sell it on the internet)?
its Freeware. as with most of my projects i started on the palm but eventually move to PDE.
This game is brilliant. Simple and straightforward, but with great playability. Thanks.
exit_head, stupid question but how old are you?
sorry for asking, i was just wondering who made that game.


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Q: Should repeatedly-computed quantities derived from member data be stored in member data containers? This question is generally regarding when it is a good idea to store quantities derived from member data in, say, std::vectors that will be repeatedly computed/accessed in various methods, but I will attempt to illustrate it within a specific context.
Suppose that I have two classes as minimally defined below. The Configuration class has multiple additional methods that need to access quantities derived from member data of Particle objects. For instance, in a simulation, the particle positions will be updated quite frequently, and these additional methods will need the separation vector between particles, computed with the computeSeparationVector(...) method below.
Is it better in terms of performance/efficiency to repeatedly call this function from the various methods that need this information, or is it more performant to compute this data once for each update step and store it in, say, std::vector<std::valarray<double>> separationVectors? If it's the latter, any suggestions on recommended ways to store such data would be greatly appreciated.
This is obviously a simplistic example, but deciding whether or not to store computed/derived data in member data containers is something I'm currently grappling with. Thanks!
#include <valarray>
#include <vector>

class Particle {
public:
    Particle(long index, double x, double y, double rad):
        particleIndex(index),
        particleRadius(rad),
        xCoord(x),
        yCoord(y)
        { }

    const long particleIndex;
    double particleRadius;

    std::valarray<double> getCoords() {
        return {xCoord, yCoord};
    }

private:
    double xCoord;
    double yCoord;
};

class Configuration {
public:
    std::vector<Particle> particles;

    Particle getParticle(long particleIndex) const {
        return particles[particleIndex];
    }

    void addParticle(const Particle& particle) {
        particles.emplace_back(particle);
    }

    std::valarray<double> computeSeparationVector(long particle1Index, long particle2Index) const {
        return getParticle(particle1Index).getCoords() - getParticle(particle2Index).getCoords();
    }
};

A: The simplest code is generally the best, and repeatedly computing the result using code that mutates no memory is generally the simplest. Memoization is a technique you can use to increase performance at a stage when performance becomes an issue. If the inputs to the computation are immutable, it makes no difference if you compute and store the result, or compute each time, except in terms of performance. If the inputs are mutable (as in your case), the answer is more complex, as there may be only one "good" place in the code to update the cached result.
Typically the cached result is stored in the same object containing the inputs, which is the same object performing the computation. But there are many ways to do it. The computation object may be completely separate. Or you may wish to encapsulate the inputs, and only expose the computation results.


President Trump's infrastructure plan is as fatally flawed as his border wall plan.
The 53-page plan released Monday, which never mentions the word "climate," would effectively allow the Trump Administration to gut or simply avoid the federal environmental review process entirely. Note 1.
That means potentially tens of billions of dollars wasted on developing projects that will likely be ruined by the impacts of a rapidly changing climate — just the way Trump's planned border wall would likely be if it were ever built. Note 2.
The President's long-awaited $1.5 trillion plan rolled out on Monday had already been widely criticized for including a mere $200 billion in actual federal money — and a lot of wishful thinking about leveraging vast amounts of state and local revenue. Note 3.
But the plan's proposal to gut the normal environmental review process and quickly push through projects without adequate vetting is disastrous. Worsening deluges, sea level rise, extended droughts, and ever hotter temperatures will test even the most carefully designed projects. But it will likely ruin the least carefully designed ones.
"The impact of not considering climate change when planning infrastructure means you end up building the wrong thing, in the wrong place, to the wrong standards," as urban planning and climate expert Michael Kuby told the New York Times. "That's a whole lot of waste." Note 4.
Also, failing to consider climate change could put lives at risk if infrastructure isn't designed to handle the kind of super-storms scientists say we'll see more of in the future.
A 277-page peer-reviewed report from Trump's own Environmental Protection Agency found that by 2100, the cumulative cost of adapting just the nation's roads to climate change would be $230 billion. Note 5. That's for the business-as-usual emissions scenario for carbon pollution that Trump's pro-pollution policies would result in.
The process the country uses to avoid building environmentally dangerous or unsustainable projects was created by the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 and is called the NEPA review process. Note 6. There are three different levels of analysis possible, as the EPA explains on its website. Note 7.
First, "a federal action may be 'categorically excluded' from a detailed environmental analysis if the federal action does not, 'individually or cumulatively have a significant effect on the human environment'." That determination is made by each relevant federal agency.
Second, if the agency doesn't make a determination for a Categorical Exclusion, then it performs an Environmental Assessment (EA) to determine whether or not a federal action "has the potential to cause significant environmental effects." If the agency finds it does not, then it issues a Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI).
Third, if the "EA determines that the environmental impacts of a proposed Federal action will be significant, an Environmental Impact Statement is prepared." And the EIS process is designed to be quite thorough. See Note 6.
Trump's plan makes it easier for federal agencies to label an infrastructure project a "'categorical exclusion," and circumvent any environmental review.
It would "authorize federal agencies to accept funding from non-federal entities to support environmental and permitting reviews." So potentially fossil fuel companies could support reviews that just coincidentally downplay climate change.
So naturally Trump's plan proposes that "an agency should not be required to consider alternatives that are outside its authority or outside the capability of the applicant." In short, if an agency says it isn't qualified to judge an alternative or an applicant says it can't handle a proposed alternative, it doesn't need to be considered.
So the federal government could simply hand over environmental review to any state.
But the fact that Trump and much of the staff of the White House and the federal agencies deny climate science — as do the governors of key states like Florida — means that climate impacts are unlikely to be part of any serious review. Note 8.
Therefore, if anything like this plan were passed, it could wreak untold environmental havoc on the country — all in the name of quickly building a lot of expensive infrastructure that is doomed to fail.
Note 8. Ryan Koronowski, "Every climate denier in Trump's cabinet: Trump has surrounded himself with climate science deniers," Think Progress (1 Feb 2018).
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Matt Braunger: Out Of The House Tour
November 18, 2021	@ 7:30 pm	– 9:00 pm	CST
The hilarious Matt Braunger returns to Milwaukee for one night only at The Laughing Tap!
*NOTE* This show has been rescheduled for Thursday, November 18th, 2021.
Matt Braunger was raised in Portland, Oregon. A headlining comedian since 2007 and an actor since childhood, Matt studied theatre in New York and improvisation in Chicago. Matt's television credits include starring in the Amazon pilot The New V.I.P.'s, recurring roles on ABC's Agent Carter, NBC's Up All Night, Netflix's Disjointed, go90's My Dead Ex, the Starz series Take My Wife, and the upcoming series Upload for Amazon. Matt was a series regular on Fox's MADtv, a cast member of the TruTV series How to Be a Grown Up, as well as appearances on Carol's Second Act, Superstore, Fuller House, Man with a Plan, BoJack Horseman, Stan Against Evil, I'm Dying Up Here, Garfunkel and Oates, Maron, HBO's Family Tree, the Chelsea Lately roundtable, The Michael J Fox Show, Happy Endings, CONAN, The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien, The Late Show with David Letterman, The Pete Holmes Show, United States of Tara, Pushing Daisies, Carpoolers, The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, Acceptable TV, and Live At Gotham.
$18 presale/ $22 door
Doors open at 6:30pm/ Shows starts at 7:30pm
Matt was also a regular guest on @midnight and appeared in Showtime's SXSW Comedy with W. Kamau Bell and Comedy Central's The Meltdown. He won the 2008 "Best Of The Fest" at the inaugural Rooftop Comedy Festival in Aspen. In 2009, he was named to Variety's Top 10 Comics to Watch, and Comedy Central's Hot 9 in '09 list, his debut album Soak Up The Night was released by Comedy Central Records and he was named to the iTunes REWIND Top 20 Albums of 2009. In 2010, he recorded his half hour Comedy Central Presents special and in 2012 released his debut hour-long special entitled Shovel Fighter, also released as an album. Matt's Second hour special, Big, Dumb Animal available on Netflix, and his newest special Finally Live in Portland is available on all digital platforms. He also has a hilarious podcast "Advice from a Dipshit".
Along with touring comedy clubs across the country, Matt is also a regular at the Upright Citizens Brigade in Los Angeles, and he headlined the Old Milwaukee Comedy Tour for Funny Or Die in 2013. Matt has also performed at a variety of prestigious comedy festivals including the Just For Laughs Festival in Montreal and Chicago, The TBS Comedy Festival Las Vegas, and South By Southwest. Matt also co-founded the popular Bridgetown Comedy Festival that takes place in Portland.
Covid-19 UPDATE (in effect as of 9/17/21):
Milwaukee Comedy will require Proof of Vaccination OR a Negative Covid Test to attend our shows starting September 17th, 2021. This policy is for the safety of our guests, comics, and staff, and is inline with other venues in Milwaukee.
• Negative Covid Test result must be within 72 hours of show time.
Failure to comply with these policies will result in denied entrance and/or being asked to leave the club and no ticket refund. If you have purchased tickets to an upcoming show and are unable to attend because of this policy change, contact us via email PRIOR TO SHOW DATE and we will grant a full refund of your ticket purchase.
Opened in January 2020 by Milwaukee Comedy LLC, the state's #1 independent comedy show producers (The Milwaukee Comedy Festival, Keg Stand Up, Blue Ribbon Comedy Show, Subjective: A Comedic Showing, A Dandy Comedy Show, and more!). The Laughing Tap presents the best in national, regional and local comedy!
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Rumor has it that Jenna Coleman is dating fellow actor Tom Hughes. The two star in the television drama Victoria, where she plays Queen Victoria and Hughes takes on the role of Prince Albert. They have reportedly been spotted together for a few months, although only dating casually.
An insider revealed to the Mail on Sunday: "They've been together for months, on and off since last summer. She chose to be with him even though Prince Harry was very keen on her.
Sources also claim that Prince Harry unwittingly matched the two as his interest in Coleman led to Hughes ultimately asking her out.
Harry and Coleman – the latter whom had previously dated Richard Madden – were first linked romantically in 2015 as they were caught flirting at a party at Coworth Park, Ascot.
The insider continued: "Ironically Harry is largely responsible for them getting together. Jenna caught Harry's eye at the polo last year. They flirted and spent the evening together and Harry took her number and they saw each other a couple of times.
An onlooker observed as two spent much of the time together, adding: "From their body language it looked like they were really enjoying each other's company. Harry took her by the hand and led her away from the crowd in the sponsor's tent.


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Joe Antony, MD
This was a female patient 32 years old, who had irregular menses. She was married for 5 years but unable to conceive.
November 2011 - What's Your Diagnosis?
This was a female patient, 32 years old, who had irregular menses. She has been married for 5 years but was unable to conceive. She also has had severe dysmenorrhea for the past 7 years.
Family History:
She is an only child and her mother did not have any similar history of dysmenorrhea or irregular menses.
Clinical Examination:
On examination, the patient had mild tenderness over the pelvis. Her vital signs were within normal limits.
Sonography of the pelvis revealed:
Transvaginal scan of pelvis
Image-1: sagittal section of uterus
Image-2: sagittal section of uterus:
What are your ultrasound findings based on these two images?
Add your comments below and then continue to the ultrasound Findings.
Ultrasound findings:
The most obvious findings in this sonographic study of the uterus are- the presence of 2 cystic lesions in the myometrium. In image 1, the cyst (almost 8 mm. in size) is in the posterior myometrium in the body of uterus, very close to the junctional zone or endo-myometrial junction. In image-2, the cyst (smaller than the 1st cyst) is present in the fundus of uterus. Are these endometrial cysts or myometrial cysts?
Before we conclude that, let us come to the 2nd finding in this case.
There is an echogenic area in the posterior myometrial wall, that is poorly defined and does not appear to have any mass effect on the endometrium. In image-2, there is what appears to be a marked thickening of the endometrium in the fundus. But examine closely, this is not true thickening of the endometrium, but rather a "pseudo-thickening", with the echogenic lesion extending into the fundic myometrium.
What condition can produce these appearances on sonography?
Perhaps, we shall see more images of this case.
Image-3:
Images 3 and 4 show marked increase in vascularity in the region of the uterine fundus.
Image 5 shows that the area of maximum hyperemia is within the echogenic lesion (18 x 21 mm. in size) in the posterior myometrium. Note again the prominent cystic areas in the posterior myometrium.
Two small simple cysts are present in the right ovary. This is an incidental finding, and does not appear to have any significant bearing in this case. The left ovary was normal (not shown here).
Add your comments below and then continue to the discussion.
Clearly we are dealing with a significant pathology in the uterus, producing relatively echogenic and inhomogenous, poorly defined lesions in the posterior myometrium. These lesions do not appear to have mass effects, unlike uterine myomas/ fibroids. There are also relatively large cystic lesions in the myometrium close to the junctional zone or endo-myometrial junction. There appears to be an infiltration of the endometrium into the myometrium in the fundus of the uterus, producing the false appearance of thickening of the endometrium, in this region. What kind of disease can produce these ultrasound findings in the uterus? Clearly, these appearances are seen in only one condition- adenomyosis of the uterus. In addition, the marked hyperemia of the diseased areas is also consistent with adenomyosis.
Add your findings below and continue to the final diagnosis and differential diagnosis.
Final diagnosis: Adenomyosis of the uterus
Uterine fibroids:
The most important differential diagnosis here is fibroid or myoma of the uterus, which can produce some similar findings. However, fibroids often produce shadowing of the edge of the lesion, are well defined and are rounded in shape with clear mass effects on the endometrium. Besides, fibroids have a characteristic whorled pattern and are poorly vascular. In adenomyosis of the uterus, the lesion (as shown here) is poorly defined and does not produce edge shadowing. Besides the presence of myometrial cysts is a characteristic finding of adneomyosis.
Endometrial carcinoma:
This is one condition that can closely mimic the findings of adenomyosis of the uterus. However the presence of marked thickening of the endometrium and cystic lesions in the endometrium can help differentiate carcinoma from adenomyosis. Proper follow up of the case and histopathological findings can also aid in the diagnosis of endometrial carcinoma.
Uterine contractions:
Contractions of the uterine myometrium may produce similar appearances. However, repeat sonography will show the transient nature of myometrial contractions and help exclude this condition.
Adenomyosis of the uterus is a disease characterized by the presence of heterotopic endometrial tissue in the uterine myometrium, with resultant hyperplasia of the myometrial smooth muscles. This disease is very common in women in the age group from 35 to 50 years. The word adenomyosis is derived from adeno (meaning gland) and myo (meaning muscle- referring to the smooth muscle of the myometrium) and osis (meaning condition or disease). The typical findings of hyperechoic myometrium are the result of presence of endometrial tissue which is characteristically hyperechoic with accompanying smooth muscle hyperplasia (giving the typical hypoechoic appearance). The ultrasound findings resulting from the two changes result in an inhomogenous appearance with either hyperechoic or hypoechoic changes depending on the ratio of the endometrial tissue to the smooth muscle hyperplasia in the myometrium.
We challenge you to stump your colleagues!Send us your images and diagnosis.
1) Radiographic,Ultrasound and MR findings in Adneomyosis
2) Wikipedia, Adenomyosis
3) Medscape,Adenomyosis imaging
4) http://www.ultrasound-images.com/uterus.htm#Adenomyosis_of_uterus (imaging of adenomyosis)


Stephane Peterhansel won the Dakar Rally 2016 and increased his own record to 12 victories. It was also a historic moment for Peugeot, because the French manufacturer scored a victory 26 years after their last triumph back in 1990.
The most successful driver in the history of Dakar Rally achieved a comfortable win with 35 minutes gap ahead of the last year's winner Nasser Al-Attiyah. After Peterhansel's biggest rival, Carlos Sainz, retired on Wednesday, Mr. Dakar had one hour lead ahead of Qatari. The only thing he had to do was to drive carefully, and it proved to be an easy task for him.
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Nani Roma (Mini), Cyril Despres (Peugeot), Vladimir Vasilyev (Toyota), Sebastien Loeb (Peugeot) and Harry Hunt (Mini) rounded up the top 10 in the overall classification after 13 stages and more than 9000 km.
Further in the standings there are Yazeed Al-Rajhi (Toyota), Orlando Terranova (Mini), Erik Van Loon (Mini), Martin Prokop (Toyota) and Jakub Przygonski (Mini). First driver on the list not to drive a Peugeot, Mini or Toyota is Miroslav Zapletal, who scored the 16th place with Hummer.
Here's the results of Dakar Rally 2016 at SnapLap result pages.


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En criptografía, MISTY1 (o MISTY-1) es un algoritmo de cifrado por bloques diseñado en 1995 por Mitsuru Matsui y otros miembros de Mitsubishi Electric.

MISTY1 es uno de los algoritmos seleccionados por el proyecto europeo NESSIE, y figuró entre las técnicas criptográficas recomendadas al gobierno japonés por CRYPTREC en 2003, si bien redujo su recomendación a "candidato" en la revisión de 2013. En 2015 Yosuke Todo consiguió romper el algoritmo empleando criptoanálisis integral; este ataque fue mejorado el mismo año por Achiya Bar-On.

"MISTY" puede significar "Mitsubishi Improved Security Technology" (Tecnología de Seguridad Mejorada de Mitsubishi), aunque también son las iniciales de los investigadores que tuvieron que ver en su desarrollo: Matsui Mitsuru, Ichikawa Tetsuya, Sorimachi Toru, Tokita Toshio y Yamagishi Atsuhiro.

MISTY1 está protegido por patentes, si bien el algoritmo está disponible libremente para uso académico y sin ánimo de lucro en el RFC 2994.

Seguridad

MISTY1 es un cifrado de Feistel con un número variable de rondas (cualquier múltiplo de 4), aunque se recomienda usar 8. El cifrado funciona con bloques de 64 bits y tiene un tamaño de clave de 128 bits. MISTY1 tiene una estructura recursiva innovadora: la función de la ronda en sí utiliza un cifrado de Feistel de 3 rondas. MISTY1 asegura ser demostrablemente seguro contra los criptoanálisis lineales y los diferenciales.

KASUMI

KASUMI es un sucesor del cifrado MISTY1 que se supone que es más fuerte que él, y fue en su momento adoptado como el algoritmo de encriptación estándar para los teléfonos móviles europeos. En 2005 se consiguió romper el algoritmo, y en 2010 se publicó un nuevo documento que detallaba un ataque práctico contra él.

En dicho documento, titulado "Block Ciphers and Stream Ciphers" y escrito por Alex Biryukov, se apunta a que KASUMI, también conocido como A5/3, es una versión reforzada del cifrado por bloques MISTY1 corriendo en modo contador.

En 2010, Dunkelman, Keller y Shamir demostraron que KASUMI no es tan fuerte como MISTY1; el ataque a KASUMI no funciona contra MISTY1.

Véase también
 MISTY2

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 RFC 2994
 Mitsubishi - Acerca de  MISTY (en inglés, archivada)
 Comunicado sobre la patente de MISTY1 por parte de Mitsubishi (en inglés)
 Descripción de MISTY1 de John Savard (en inglés)
 Ficha de MISTY1 en SCAN (en inglés)

Cifrado por bloques


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Indie Essentials: Mia Wasikowska
February 27, 2013 · by Indie Outlook	· in New Releases.	·
Mia Wasikowska. Courtesy of Max Doyle/Headpress.
What makes a performer magnetic? What rarefied talent must a person possess in order to draw an audience into their inner world? Whatever it is, Mia Wasikowska has it. Boy does she ever. Every time she materializes onscreen, I can't pull my eyes away from her mesmerizing face. She can appear youthful and mature, vulnerable and indomitable, innocent and mischievous all within the same take. There's a refreshing spontaneity to her performances that may have resulted from her lack of formal training. After quitting ballet as a young teen, the Aussie prodigy called up a slew of talent agencies and landed her first role in 2004 on the soap, "All Saints." Nine years later, she's appearing in the new Jim Jarmusch film while tackling the lead role in Sophie Barthes's adaptation of "Madame Bovary."
Though she's best known to mainstream audiences for starring in Tim Burton's visually eye-popping yet dramatically flat "Alice in Wonderland," Wasikowska (pronounced vash-ih-KOV-ska) has displayed a remarkable versatility in several smaller pictures. She sported a flawless Southern accent in Scott Teems's gothic drama, "That Evening Sun," and deftly avoided caricaturizing her terminally ill heroine in Gus Van Sant's "Restless." In this latest edition of "Indie Essentials," we'll be looking at the five roles that made me a massive fan of Ms. Wasikowska, including one enticing title that arrives in theaters on Friday.
In Treatment (2008)
Watching Rodrigo Garcia's American version of the Israeli TV series, "BeTipul," is akin to watching two top-drawer actors perform in the most intimate of theatre venues. Gabriel Byrne delivered the greatest performance of his career in the three seasons of HBO's acclaimed program, impeccably embodying the role of Paul Weston, a psychiatrist who sees various patients throughout the week before going to see his own psychiatrist on Friday (HBO originally broadcast half-hour sessions Monday through Friday in order to recreate Paul's weekly schedule). The show introduced me to many extraordinary actors (including "Chronicle" star Dane DeHaan), but it was Wasikowska's turn as Sophie, a suicidal gymnast, that provided Season One with its most powerful and ultimately satisfying plot thread. Sophie's climatic confrontation with her distant father was a gut-wrenching tour de force.
Lisa Cholodenko's dramedy about a lesbian couple (wonderfully played by Annette Bening and Julianne Moore) who have children via artificial insemination would've been a far more interesting film if it hadn't succumbed to the formulaic twist of adultery. These characters are too interesting to be limited by contrived plotting, though the actors still manage to make their scenes ring true. As the couple's daughter, Joni, Wasikowska beautifully portrays the awkwardness of adolescence and the bittersweet exhilaration of early adulthood. She shares a first kiss with a guy that's so authentically amateurish, it's almost painful to watch. Yet it's Joni's deep-seated desire to meet her sperm donor father (Mark Ruffalo) before her big move to college that drives the plot forward, resulting in this classic exchange over the phone…
Jane Eyre (2011)
Romances have become so dumbed down by Hollywood that it's almost shocking see a new picture attempt to breathe life into a formidably eloquent literary classic. Screenwriter Moira Buffini remains true to both the sophistication and spirit of Charlotte Brontë's 1847 novel in this wondrous screen adaptation from "Sin Nombre" director Cary Fukunaga. His decision to cast an 18-year-old as Eyre (her actual age in the book) raised a few eyebrows, particularly when he cast the towering Michael Fassbender as her would-be lover, Mr. Rochester. Though she is indeed 12 years younger than her screen partner, Wasikowska radiates poise and robust strength, evoking memories of Olivia Hussey in Franco Zeffirelli's "Romeo and Juliet" and Abbie Cornish in Jane Campion's "Bright Star." Many women would merely melt in Fassbender's blue-eyed gaze, but not Mia…
Speaking of unusual screen pairings, let's take a look at this deeply flawed yet compulsively watchable period drama about women who posed as men in order to find work in 19th century Dublin. The picture reunited Wasikowska with her frequent "In Treatment" director, Rodrigo Garcia, allowing the actress to don another formidable accent with seemingly effortless flair. She's utterly charming as Helen, a maid who befriends the titular butler portrayed by Glenn Close, who looks so eerily alien that she doesn't appear to be male or female—but a wholly new asexual gender. It's difficult to know what to make of the scenes where Albert attempts to court Helen with the desire to make a better life for him/herself. Close and Wasikowska are not exactly a match made in cinematic heaven, but it's fascinating to watch them together onscreen as they forge their own unconventional brand of chemistry.
Opening March 1st at Chicago's Landmark Century Centre Cinema is the deliciously perverse English-language debut of South Korean filmmaker Park Chan-wook, best known for his "Vengeance Trilogy" that included 2003's galvanizing "Oldboy." Here, he puts his own spin on the sinuous, slow-burn suspense of Alfred Hitchcock by crafting a ghoulishly dark coming-of-age tale. Wasikowska is flat-out brilliant as India, a brooding teen whose grief over her father's sudden death is eclipsed by her budding curiosity prompted by the unexpected appearance of her "Uncle Charlie" (Matthew Goode), a name lifted directly from Hitchcock's 1943 gem, "Shadow of a Doubt." This homage serves as both a clue and a red herring. Though the hyper-stylized aesthetics verge on self-parody, Park masterfully entangles the carnal and diabolical shades of his protagonist's mounting obsession. There's a startlingly sensual piano duet, a steamy shower scene and some indelibly chilling flashbacks guaranteed to make one's spine tingle. Yet my single favorite image in the entire film is Wasikowska's face as it props up a half-hearted grin only to let it crumble into an ice-cold grimace. Here's a typical example of Park's peerless direction captured in a single take…
You've seen the clips. Now meet the artist, courtesy of "Variety" critic Anne Thompson's flip cam (the full four-part interview can be found on YouTube)…
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P-10, r. 11 - Regulation respecting the terms and conditions for the issue of permits by the Ordre des pharmaciens du Québec
Enabling statutes 2
P-10 Pharmacy Act
C-26 Professional Code
Updated to 1 August 2022
This document has official status.
chapter P-10, r. 11
Regulation respecting the terms and conditions for the issue of permits by the Ordre des pharmaciens du Québec
PHARMACISTS — ISSUE OF PERMITS
Pharmacy Act
(chapter P-10, s. 10, 1st par., subpar. b).
Professional Code
(chapter C-26, ss. 93, par. c.1 and 94, par. i).
09September 011 2012
PERMIT ISSUE
1. The board of directors of the Ordre des pharmaciens du Québec shall issue a permit to a person who
(1) holds a diploma recognized by the Government under the first paragraph of section 184 of the Professional Code (chapter C-26) or a diploma or training recognized as equivalent by the Order;
(2) holds a registration certificate, where applicable;
(3) meets the requirements of the internship or has been granted an equivalence by the Order under Division II.1;
(4) completes a permit application;
(5) pays any fees or dues required for the issue of a permit; and
(6) demonstrates a working knowledge of the official language of Québec in compliance with the provisions of the Charter of the French language (chapter C-11).
O.C. 231-93, s. 1; O.C. 542-2008, s. 1.
2. The board of directors shall admit to an internship a person who
(1) (a) successfully completes a program of studies leading to a diploma recognized by the Government under the first paragraph of section 184 of the Professional Code (chapter C-26); or
(b) holds a diploma or training recognized as equivalent by the Order;
(2) holds a registration certificate;
(3) completes a registration application; and
(4) pays the registration costs set in accordance with paragraph 8 of section 86.0.1 of the Code.
3. An internship shall last 600 hours covering a period of not less than 15 weeks and not more than 1 year.
O.C. 231-93, s. 3.
4. An internship shall be carried out under the constant supervision of a tutor or, as the case may be, of several tutors appointed by the board of directors from among the pharmacists who meet the conditions for becoming a tutor established in a resolution by the board of directors. The objective of the internship is to provide practical supervision to candidates in an authentic professional setting in a community pharmacy or a pharmacy in a health institution, enabling the candidates to practise, in particular,
(1) the preparation and sale of prescription and non-prescription medications;
(2) the communication of information to patients and health care professionals on the prescribed use of given medications or, where there is no prescription, on the recognized use of medications;
(3) the organization and critical examination of the documentation required in a dispensary; and
(4) the drawing up, updating, pharmacological study and use of patient records.
5. Within 30 days following the date on which an internship ends, the trainee shall draw up a report on the activities, showing that practical knowledge of the elements mentioned in section 4 has been acquired. The report shall cover, in particular,
(1) where the internship took place;
(2) basic activities;
(3) the magistral preparation of prescription and non-prescription medications;
(4) documentation;
(5) the use of medications;
(6) bibliographical research;
(7) patient records;
(8) the communication of information; and
(9) pharmaceutical opinions.
6. The report on an internship shall be signed by the trainee and countersigned by the tutor or tutors, as the case may be, who shall certify that the trainee wrote the report, that the trainee personally performed all the professional acts described in the report and that the trainee completed the required number of hours of internship within the prescribed time limit.
7. Within 30 days following the end of each internship supervised, the tutor or tutors, as the case may be, shall draw up a trainee evaluation report and shall send in to the secretary of the Order. The report shall cover, in particular,
(1) professionalism;
(2) competence;
(3) human relations;
(4) personality; and
(5) sense of discipline.
8. The secretary of the Order must forward the internship report and the evaluation report to a committee formed by the board of directors pursuant to paragraph 2 of section 86.0.1 of the Professional Code (chapter C-26).
The committee must determine if the trainee has satisfied the requirements of the internship within 60 days following the date of receipt of the documents.
9. The committee must inform the trainee of its decision in writing within 30 days of the decision.
If the trainee does not satisfy the requirements of the internship, the committee must also inform the trainee in writing of any elements to be completed and the procedure to be followed to satisfy the requirements.
10. A trainee who is informed of the committee's decision to the effect that the trainee has not satisfied the requirements of the internship may apply for review of the decision by a review committee. The review committee is formed by the board of directors pursuant to paragraph 2 of section 86.0.1 of the Professional Code (chapter C-26). A member of the committee referred to in section 8 cannot sit on the review committee.
The trainee must make the review application to the secretary of the Order in writing within 30 days of receiving the decision.
The review committee has 60 days from the date of receipt of the review application to make its decision.
The secretary must inform the trainee of the date of the meeting at which the review application will be examined, by means of a notice sent by registered mail at least 15 days before the date set for the meeting.
The trainee may send the secretary written submissions for the review committee at any time before the day set for the examination of the review application.
The decision of the review committee is final and must be sent to the trainee in writing by registered mail within 30 days following the date of the meeting.
O.C. 231-93, s. 10; O.C. 542-2008, s. 4; I.N. 2016-01-01 (NCCP).
DIVISION II.1
INTERNSHIP EQUIVALENCE STANDARDS
O.C. 542-2008, s. 5.
10.1. A person is granted the internship equivalence provided for in Division II if the person demonstrates having a level of knowledge and skills equivalent to the level attained by a person who has satisfied that condition.
In assessing the equivalence, the following factors are taken into particular account:
(1) the nature and duration of the person's work experience;
(2) the fact that the person holds one or more diplomas awarded in Québec or elsewhere;
(3) the nature and content of courses taken;
(4) the nature and content of internships and other training activities; and
(5) the total number of years of schooling.
10.2. A person who wishes to have an internship equivalence under section 10.1 recognized must make an application as provided in Division II, with the necessary modifications.
Documents in a language other than French or English that are submitted in support of an application must be accompanied by a French translation certified under oath by the translator.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR THE REGISTRATION OF A STUDENT IN PHARMACY AND FOR REVOCATION OF SUCH REGISTRATION
11. The secretary of the Order shall keep a register of students in pharmacy and shall issue a registration certificate to any person who meets the requirements of section 12.
In this Regulation, "recognized university" means an educational institution that issues a diploma in pharmacy recognized in accordance with the Regulation made pursuant to the first paragraph of section 184 of the Code.
O.C. 231-93, s. 11.
12. The secretary shall enter in the register of students in pharmacy any person who
(1) is registered in a program of studies in pharmacy at a recognized university;
(2) completes an application for registration and encloses all the required documents;
(3) pays the registration costs set in accordance with paragraph 8 of section 8.0.1 of the Code; and
(4) agrees to complete the undergraduate practical training program determined by the board of directors of the Order and to comply with the deadlines and requirements of that program.
The secretary shall likewise enter in the register of students in pharmacy any person who holds a diploma or training recognized as equivalent by the Order and who satisfies the requirements of subparagraphs 2 to 4 of the first paragraph. This Division applies to such a person with the necessary modifications.
O.C. 231-93, s. 12; O.C. 542-2008, s. 6.
13. The board of directors shall revoke the registration of a student in pharmacy in the following instances:
(1) where a student permanently withdraws from studies or is dismissed or expelled by the competent authorities of a recognized university before being awarded the diploma recognized as giving access to the permit issued by the Order or where, for at least 1 year, a student has not been registered in a program of studies in pharmacy at a recognized university; or
(2) where a student fails to complete the undergraduate practical training program within the prescribed time or fails to meet the requirements of the undergraduate practical training program.
14. Where a student is in one of the situations mentioned in section 13, the secretary shall send a notice in writing, by registered mail, to inform the student that the student's registration will be revoked upon the expiry of 30 days following the date on which the notice is received.
15. A student may continue to be registered if, within 30 days following receipt of the notice referred to in section 14, the student sends a notice in writing to the secretary, by registered mail, and establishes that the student has not permanently withdrawn from the program of studies in pharmacy, has not been dismissed or expelled, or has registered in a program of studies in pharmacy at another recognized university and that the student has not failed to complete the undergraduate practical training program and to comply with the deadlines and requirements of that program.
16. Where a student does not notify the secretary in accordance with section 15, the student's registration shall be revoked upon the expiry of the time prescribed in section 14. From that date, the registration certificate issued to the student is deemed null and non-existent.
17. This Regulation replaces the Regulation respecting the terms and conditions for revoking the registration of a student in pharmacy (R.R.Q., 1981, c. P-10, r. 7), and the Regulation respecting terms and conditions for permits to be issued to pharmacists holding diplomas granted outside Québec (R.R.Q. 1981, c. P-10, r. 8).
18. (Omitted).
O.C. 231-93, 1993 G.O. 2, 959
O.C. 542-2008, 2008 G.O. 2, 2120
S.Q. 2008, c. 11, s. 212
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Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) are required by legislation for all properties for sale or rent, virtually the only buildings not requiring an EPC are buildings used for religious purposes, holiday lets or those due for demolition before the sale is complete.
Flats, Bungalows Houses, Hotels and all types of Business premises now require an EPC on them if they are put up for sale or rent. It is the owners or landlords responsibility to supply the EPC and there are substantial fines for non-compliance from £200 up to £5000!
An EPC is valid for 10 years and goes with the building not the owner, so if you have bought a property with an EPC supplied for it you can use that EPC for your sale or rent of that building until the EPC reaches its ten years validity date.
It's important to realise that the graph you see on the Estate Agents details is just one small part of the EPC. There is an in-depth report available which you have a legal right to request for any property that you are interested in buying or renting, ask the Estate Agent and they can normally forward you a copy by email very quickly.
There is a lot of potentially very useful information contained within the EPC that can save you hundreds £'s over the coming years, an EPC is very useful even if you are not selling or renting your property to easily see where savings can be made.
Sycamore Energy Assessors have made recommendations in EPCs they have carried out which could save hundreds of thousands of £'s if the recommendations are carried out. Why not have an EPC on your property today, Sycamore Energy will work with you to carry out an initial assessment, make recommendations to improve your score and then carry out a final assessment at your instruction.
The EPC is expressed on a scale of 1-100, the higher the better and the ratings are grouped in bands from A-G, where A is the highest efficiency and the current national average rating is in Band E.
The EPC is a non-invasive assessment and no sampling or destructive testing takes place, it is not necessary for the heating to be on or even functional at the time of the assessment.
All areas of the property will require access to including loft area, boiler rooms and rear access to the property is required, sometimes due to health and safety factors (lofts etc.) may not be safe to inspect.
An EPC assessment takes between 1/2 an hour to an hour to complete on site depending on the size and complexity of the property, with the property details obtained at the site assessment, the DEA (Domestic Energy Assessor) can then determine the EPC score through the Government approved software.
The Assessor will determine the age of the property, the style of build, the heating system and controls along with any insulation or double glazing present to gain accurate information required for your EPC. To see an example of what a 4 page Energy Performance Certificate looks like please click here.
Sycamore Energy Assessors Ltd are members of the Elmhurst Energy Accreditation scheme.
Sycamore Energy Assessors Ltd. carry full and comprehensive insurance of £2 million and have probably carried out more EPCs than any other Independent Energy Assessment Company in the East Midlands with over 12000 EPCs being supplied over the last 9 years since EPCs were introduced.


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 * |<-   getSplitTime()   ->|<-   getTimeFromSplit()   ->|
 * |<-                   getTime()                     ->|
 *
 *

 *
 *

 * STOPPED:
 * startTime                           stop            now
 * |<-           getTime()            ->|
 *
 *

 * 秒表 勿改
 */
public class StopWatch {
	enum State {
		UNSTARTED, RUNNING, STOPPED, SUSPENDED
	}

	private long startTime;

	private long stopTime;
	private State state;

	private boolean split;

	public StopWatch() {
		reset();
	}

	public long getNanoTime() {
		switch (state) {
		case RUNNING: {
			return System.nanoTime() - startTime;
		}
		case STOPPED:
		case SUSPENDED: {
			return stopTime - startTime;
		}
		case UNSTARTED: {
			return 0;
		}
		}
		throw new RuntimeException("Should never get here.");
	}

	public long getNanoTimeFromSplit() {
		if (state == State.RUNNING && split) {
			return System.nanoTime() - stopTime;
		}
		throw new RuntimeException("Stopwatch must be running and split to get the time from split.");
	}

	public long getSplitNanoTime() {
		if (split) {
			return stopTime - startTime;
		}
		throw new RuntimeException("Stopwatch must be running and split to get the split time.");
	}

	public long getSplitTime() {
		return TimeUnit.NANOSECONDS.toMillis(getSplitNanoTime());
	}

	public long getTime() {
		return TimeUnit.NANOSECONDS.toMillis(getNanoTime());
	}

	public long getTimeFromSplit() {
		return TimeUnit.NANOSECONDS.toMillis(getNanoTimeFromSplit());
	}

	public void reset() {
		state = State.UNSTARTED;
		split = false;
	}

	public void resume() {
		if (state == State.SUSPENDED) {
			startTime += System.nanoTime() - stopTime;
			state = State.RUNNING;
			return;
		}
		throw new RuntimeException("Stopwatch must be suspended to resume.");
	}

	public void split() {
		if (state == State.RUNNING) {
			stopTime = System.nanoTime();
			split = true;
			return;
		}
		throw new RuntimeException("Stopwatch is not running.");
	}

	public void start() {
		if (state == State.UNSTARTED) {
			startTime = System.nanoTime();
			state = State.RUNNING;
			return;
		}
		throw new RuntimeException("Stopwatch already started or stopped.");
	}

	@SuppressWarnings("incomplete-switch")
	public void stop() {
		switch (state) {
		case RUNNING: {
			stopTime = System.nanoTime();
		}
		case SUSPENDED: {
			state = State.STOPPED;
			split = false;
			return;

		}
		}
		throw new RuntimeException("Stopwatch is not running.");
	}

	public void suspend() {
		if (state == State.RUNNING) {
			stopTime = System.nanoTime();
			state = State.SUSPENDED;
			return;
		}
		throw new RuntimeException("Stopwatch must be running to suspend.");
	}

}


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