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Boca Raton's Olivia Maly Dead In Crash, Cops Say Impaired By Alcohol Or Drugs
Boca Raton Florida News Palm Beach County
August 24, 2022 August 24, 2022 BOCA NEWS NOW
We've Reported On Her DUI Arrests Before. Booked At Least Seven Times Since 2017. Now Dead.
Alcohol/Drugs A Factor According To PBSO. Maly Not Wearing Seatbelt As She Slams Into Car, Pole, Flips.
Olivia Maly is now dead. (Courtesy Palm Beach County Jail).
BOCA RATON, FL (BocaNewsNow.com) (Copyright © 2022 MetroDesk Media, LLC) — A Boca Raton woman whose previous DUI incidents include her effort to flee police while a flat tire fell off her car, is now dead. Olivia Maly, 28, of Old Pine Road in Boca Raton died early Wednesday morning in a crash in Wellington.
According to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office, Maly was driving her 2021 Dodge Challenger northbound on South Military Trail approaching the intersection of Forest Hill Boulevard around 1:53 a.m. She was driving at a high rate of speed, according to investigators.
Olivia Maly's final booking photo from her arrest in July of 2022. She was charged with drug possession and probation violation. (Courtesy Palm Beach County Jail).
As Maly approached the intersection, another driver traveling westbound was entering the intersection and was struck by Maly. Maly's Challenger, investigators tell BocaNewsNow.com, spun, traveled over three lanes, and then smashed into a power pole, flipped, and came to rest upside down facing west within the outside southbound lane of travel on South Military Trail.
The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office states Maly was not wearing a seatbelt, and that "alcohol/drugs" are a factor in her death. The other driver was wearing a seatbelt, was not under the influence, and sustained serious injuries.
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Justin Hong
MONTHLY DONORtrying to find something that I care more about than myself
United States • Born on December 3
Justin's Story
Justin joined Watsi on December 8th, 2015. Four years ago, Justin became the 1666th member to automatically support a new Watsi patient every month. Since then, 3,961 more people have become monthly donors! Justin's most recent donation traveled 8,800 miles to support Mean, a grandfather from Cambodia, to fund hip replacement surgery.
Justin has funded healthcare for 49 patients in 11 countries.
All patients funded by Justin
Mean is a 71-year-old rice farmer from Cambodia. He has six children and ten grandchildren, and enjoys exercising, visiting the pagoda, and taking care of his family when he has free time. Two months ago, Mean started experiencing pain in his right hip, five years after seeking treatment in both of his hips. He now experiences the same difficulty with his walking, and has pain everyday. Fortunately, Mean learned about our medical partner, Children's Surgical Centre. At CSC, surgeons can perform a total hip replacement to relieve Mean of his pain and allow him to walk easily. Treatment is scheduled for January 7th, and Mean needs help raising $1,087 to pay for this procedure. "I hope that I will be able to walk again and will not experience anymore pain in my hip," he said.
Patricia is a mother of three from Kenya. Patricia noted a breast lump 16 years ago which had been dismissed as fatty tissue. Fast forward to 2019, the lump size increased and was painful. She had a mammogram done followed by a breast lumpectomy in our facility. Pathology report indicated a malignant tumor which if not treated will result into metastasis. A mastectomy, a surgery to remove breast tissue, has been suggested to rid her body of breast cancer and to prevent the cancer from metastasizing. Patricia is a single mother of three children. Two of her children are out of school due to lack of school fees. She used to work as a house keeper but her contract ended 2 years ago. She had to close her grocery shop 2 months ago after persistent pain. Currently, her daily needs are met by her sister. She is not able to raise the funds needed for surgery and appeals for help. Our medical partner, African Mission Healthcare Foundation, is requesting $816 to cover the cost of a mastectomy for Patricia. The procedure is scheduled to take place on September 10. After treatment, Patricia will hopefully return to a cancer-free life. Patricia says, "My hope and prayer is to be treated and be able to engage in some business to sustain my children".
Sadvin is a 5th grade student from Cambodia. She has seven sisters, and enjoys reading books in her spare time. Five years ago, Sadvin had an ear infection. This infection caused the tympanic membrane, or the ear drum, in her left ear to perforate. For this reason, Sadvin experiences hearing loss, discharge, itchiness, and headaches. She cannot hear others clearly and has a difficult time communicating well with others. Sadvin traveled to our medical partner's care center to receive treatment. On October 10, she will undergo a myringoplasty procedure in her left ear. During this procedure, surgeons will close the perforation. Our medical partner, Children's Surgical Centre, is requesting $423 to fund this procedure. This covers medications, supplies, and inpatient care. Sadvin's mother said, "I hope that my daughter will feel better and that she can return to her studies and be able to hear again."
Mursale is a child from Tanzania. Mursale is a three year old little boy and a third born child in his family, he is a calm but happy baby. Mursai's father does small business in his hometown where by he sells construction sand and his mother is a small business woman, she own a small restaurant. Mursale was diagnosed with windswept deformity. His legs bow in a way to seem as though they are blown by the wind. This condition is typically caused by an excessive accumulation of fluoride in the bones, which often stems from contaminated drinking water. As a result, he has difficulty walking. Our medical partner, African Mission Healthcare, is requesting $940 to fund corrective surgery for Mursale. The procedure is scheduled to take place on September 19. Treatment will hopefully restore Mursale's mobility, allow him to participate in a variety of activities, and greatly decrease his risk of future complications. Mursale's father says, "Please help my son get this treatment so that he is able to walk without difficulty."
Ruos is a 72-year-old rice farmer from Cambodia. She has three children, eight grandchildren, and enjoys visiting the pagoda in her free time. Six months ago, Ruos developed a cataract in each eye, causing her irritation, itchiness, tearing, and blurry vision. She has difficulty seeing things clearly, recognizing faces, and going anywhere outside. When Ruos learned about our medical partner, Children's Surgical Centre, she traveled for two and a half hours seeking treatment. On September 2nd, doctors will perform a phacoemulsification cataract surgery and an intraocular lens implant in each eye. After recovery, she will be able to see clearly. Now, she needs help to fund this $398 procedure. "I hope that I will be able to cook, go outside, and visit the pagoda again on my own."
Sue is a 48-year-old woman from Burma. She lives with her mother, husband and son in Hlaingbwe Township, Karen State. Sue and her husband are farmers. Sue has a kidney stone. She has been advised to undergo a cholecystectomy, the surgical removal of the gallbladder. If left untreated, Sue's symptoms will continue to worsen and put her at risk for further health complications in the future. After seeking treatment through our medical partner, Burma Children Medical Fund (BCMF), Sue is scheduled to undergo her cholecystectomy on July 3. BCMF is requesting $1,500 to cover the total cost of Sue's procedure and care. Sue said, "I would like to become healthy again, so that I can be able to work and support my family."
Precious is a baby from Kenya. She has a left inguinal hernia. Fortunately, on May 24, she will undergo repair surgery at our medical partner's care center. Our medical partner, African Mission Healthcare Foundation, is requesting $423 to fund Precious's surgery. Once completed, this procedure will hopefully allow her to live more comfortably.
Aye is a 14-year-old girl from Thailand. She lives with her family in Mae La Refugee Camp, Tak Province. In 2018, Aye experienced extreme pain and her mother took her to the hospital in the camp. There, the medic performed an ultrasound test and found a mass near her uterus. Currently Aye is suffering from severe lower back and lower abdominal pain. The mass is quite big and makes it uncomfortable for her to sit down. Aye sought treatment through our medical partner, Burma Children Medical Fund. She is now scheduled to undergo mass removal surgery on May 3. She is requesting $1,500 to cover the total cost of her procedure and care.
Arold is a student from Tanzania. He is the eighth child in a family of eleven children. Arold was diagnosed with bilateral genu varus. His legs are bowed so that his knees touch. This condition is typically caused by an excessive accumulation of fluoride in the bones, which often stems from contaminated drinking water. As a result, he experiences pain, discomfort, and difficulty walking. Our medical partner, African Mission Healthcare, is requesting $940 to fund corrective surgery for Arold. The procedure is scheduled to take place on April 5. Treatment will hopefully restore Arold's mobility, allow him to participate in a variety of activities, and greatly decrease his risk of future complications. Arold's mother says, "Please help us."
Ant Htoo is a seven-year-old boy from Thailand. He is a first grade student. When he was six, his mother noticed a mass on his thigh. It is not currently painful, but his mother worries that the mass will get bigger as he grows. Ant Htoo's family sought treatment through our medical partner, Burma Children Medical Fund. He is now scheduled to undergo mass removal surgery on March 8. His family is requesting $1,500 to cover the total cost of his procedure and care. Ant Htoo says, "I want to be a policeman."
Prickson is a father of six and a grandfatherfrom Malawi. He is a farmer who truly enjoys tending to his garden and spending time with his family. Since 2010, Prickson has been experiencing pain and urinary difficulty. These symptoms are caused by an enlarged prostate, a condition called benign prostatic hyperplasia. He needs to undergo a prostate resection surgery, a procedure in which surgeons will remove part of the enlarged gland. Our medical partner, World Altering Medicine, is requesting $733 to fund Prickson's surgery. On January 29, he will undergo prostate surgery at Nkhoma Hospital, our medical partner's care center. The requested money pays for supplies, medications, and two weeks of hospital stay. Prickson was very excited to find out he will be able to have surgery. He says, "I am very thankful for this project, please continue to help others."

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This hotel features a sauna and a bar/lounge. Business travelers can take advantage of the free WiFi in public areas. Enjoy the free buffet breakfast each morning.
The soundproofed guestrooms offer free WiFi and free newspapers. TVs come with cable channels, and other amenities include hair dryers and safes.
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Novum Hotel Eleazar City Center offers 104 accommodations with safes and complimentary newspapers. These individually furnished accommodations include desks. Televisions come with cable channels. Bathrooms include bathtubs or showers, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. This Hamburg hotel provides complimentary wireless Internet access. Hypo-allergenic bedding and irons/ironing boards can be requested. Housekeeping is provided daily.


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2021 NACUBO Awards Honor Excellence in Higher Education
(Washington, DC)–In recognition of their outstanding contributions to higher education, six business and finance leaders and one university have received 2021 NACUBO Awards from the National Association of College and University Business Officers.
NACUBO's annual awards recognize individual and institutional excellence in higher education business and financial management and were presented virtually in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
"In a year in which we couldn't physically congregate as an association of members, it's vitally important to recognize business officers and institutions who can inspire us with their dedication to business and financial management, even from afar," said NACUBO President and CEO Susan Whealler Johnston. "We are grateful for all these leaders have given to NACUBO and to higher education at large."
NACUBO is pleased to recognize the following meritorious individuals and institution:
2021 John D. Walda Pathfinder Award
This year, NACUBO's highest honor, the John D. Walda Pathfinder Award, was conferred. Since its inception in 2012, the award has only been given twice, following an inspiring career of dedication to higher education business management. NACUBO's board voted to honor the late John Palmucci, Jr., who served in higher education leadership roles for more than 45 years at institutions including Merrimack College, Northern Essex Community College, Northeastern University, Loyola University Maryland, and Valparaiso University. Palmucci's leadership roles included service on the NACUBO board and the association's National Campus Safety and Security Project steering committee, and he received the 2003 NACUBO Distinguished Business Officer Award, among other accolades.
2021 Distinguished Business Officer Award*
David Wheaton, who recently retired after nearly 20 years as vice president for administration and finance at Macalester College, received the 2021 Distinguished Business Officer Award, which honors an exemplary leader who has had a significant positive impact on advancing business and finance administration in higher education and on NACUBO. Wheaton oversaw all of Macalester College's financial functions, in addition to facilities management, human resources, business services, and neighborhood and community relations. He also was active on institutional committees as well as in regional efforts to support liberal arts colleges.
2021 Service to NACUBO Award*
Dawn Rhodes, senior vice president and chief business and finance officer at the University of Maryland, Baltimore, received the 2021 Service to NACUBO Award for her extensive contributions to the association's professional development programs and publications. Rhodes has served on the NACUBO board and is active in the association's professional development programs, including the NACUBO Fellows Program and Future Business Officers Program, and on the NACUBO Advisory Group on Leadership Diversity's Committee on Leaders of Color.
2021 Daniel D. Robinson Accounting Award
Sharon Heinle, associate vice president and controller at George Mason University, received the 2021 Daniel D. Robinson Accounting Award in recognition of her leadership and continuous commitment to the advancement of college and university accounting and reporting. In addition to her leadership at George Mason, Heinle chairs the NACUBO Accounting Principles Council and is the NACUBO representative on the AICPA Not-for-Profit Expert Panel.
2021 Student Financial Services Award
Judith Flink received the 2021 Student Financial Services Award for her career-long dedication to the profession. She served as director of student financial services and cashiering operations at the University of Illinois at Chicago and executive director of university student financial services and cashier operations for the University of Illinois System, among other positions. Flink was active in advocacy efforts, testifying in front of Congressional committees on student financial aid issues and serving as a liaison to federal agencies.
2021 Rodney H. Adams Endowment Management Award
Bill Jarvis, Bank of America Private Bank's managing director and philanthropic executive, received the 2021 Rodney H. Adams Endowment Management Award for his extensive contributions to growing and sharing knowledge in the field. During his tenure as executive director of the Commonfund Institute, Jarvis led a partnership with NACUBO on an annual study of endowments, and he has been a frequent presenter at NACUBO programs on endowment management.
2021 Excellence in Sustainability Award*
The University of Arizona has received the 2021 Excellence in Sustainability Award for its Compost Cats program, which has diverted more than 20 million pounds of food and green waste from local landfills over the last 10 years and is committed to increasing food security and access to healthy food. Compost Cats operates a large-scale composting program in partnership with the City of Tucson and maintains an organic garden that composts leftover food from community members, among many other sustainability initiatives.
*These 2021 awards were supported in part by a generous sponsorship from Huron Consulting.
NACUBO, founded in 1962, is a nonprofit professional organization representing chief administrative and financial officers at more than 1,700 colleges and universities across the country. NACUBO works to advance the economic vitality, business practices, and support of higher education institutions in pursuit of their missions.


Infrastructure development is important for achieving sustainable economic growth and provides for a steady rise in social wellbeing in the long run. Emerging economies are interested in sustainable infrastructure development but do not have the resources needed to support vital infrastructure projects. In these circumstances, the emergence of new kinds of cross-institutional and cross-border regional development-focused entities can foster better cooperation within and across borders.
"Only with the support of developed countries and multilateral financial institutions and only through multilateral cooperation is it possible to create the necessary conditions for the development of emerging regions, which don't have the technological and financial capabilities for sustainable infrastructure development" says Dr. Vladimir Yakunin, the chairman of the DOC Research Institute board.
The T20 roundtable on Capacity building for infrastructure development in emerging economies is an T20 Argentina associated event in partnership with the Dialogue of Civilizations Research Institute. Since the Beijing T20 Summit in 2016, DOC Research experts have been participating in international think tank community events. In 2018, the DOC developed three policy briefs within the framework of the T20 Argentina task force: (1) on climate action and infrastructure for development; (2) on the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development; and (3) on social cohesion and global governance and the future of politics.
Enhancing knowledge and data collection: Providing opportunities for institutions to share experiences from different countries.
The outcomes of the roundtable will enable expanded research in cross-border and cross-institutional cooperation for sustainable infrastructure development, which is important for regional and international cooperation. The results will be discussed at the T20 summit, which will be held in Buenos Aires on 16–18 September. Specific recommendations will be made after the summit to the Argentine G20 presidency.


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Shueijiaoshe Cultural Park(水交社文化園區)
Wednesday:09:00 – 12:00 & 13:00 – 17:00
Shueijiaoshe Cultural Park (水交社文化園區)is a former Air Force military dependents' village in the southern suburbs of Tainan that is rich in cultural significance and historical value. Passing through the Qing Dynasty, the Japanese Colonial Time and then time as an Air Force military dependents' village after World War II, its distinctive historical buildings and surrounding cultural sites make it an important place for post-war cultural memory in Taiwan. In 2004, under the name Original Shueijiaoshe Dormitory Cluster and Cultural Landscape(原水交社宿舍群暨文化景觀), it was designated a city historic site and became an important base for preserving Tainan's military dependents' village cultural heritage. "Shueijiaoshe Cultural Park", which was established at the same location, will be opened to the public on December 25th of 2019, with 8 exhibition spaces displaying different themes.
Category Culture、Theme Park
Email shuijiaoshe.tnc@gmail.com
Open Hours Sunday:09:00 – 12:00 & 13:00 – 17:00
Monday:Break time
Tuesday:Break time
Thursday:09:00 – 12:00 & 13:00 – 17:00
Friday:09:00 – 12:00 & 13:00 – 17:00
Saturday:09:00 – 12:00 & 13:00 – 17:00
Links Facebook Fans
Wufei Temple(五妃廟)
Mayor of Tainan's official residencePasadena(臺南市長官邸「帕莎蒂娜」)
Fenghuang Suspension Bridge(鳳凰吊橋)
Zhuxi Temple (竹溪寺)


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Daniel Dahm, Digital Content Manager
Tags: Lake County, Shooting, Crime, Leesburg
Man shot in head in Leesburg, police say
Police ID victim as Tydrone Nelson
LEESBURG, Fla. – A 31-year-old man was shot in the head and critically injured Thursday night in Leesburg, police said.
The shooting was reported around 9:30 p.m. in the 200 block of Church Street.
Leesburg police said officers were called to the area for reports of gunshots.
Police said officers found Tydrone Nelson lying on the sidewalk with what appeared to be a single gunshot wound to the head.
Officers, including one of whom is a certified EMT, rendered aid to Nelson, who was taken to UF Health in Leesburg before being airlifted to Ocala Regional Medical Center. At last check, police said Nelson was in critical condition.
Police said a preliminary investigation shows there was an exchange of gunfire and Nelson likely knew the suspected shooter. Narcotics and money were also discovered on the scene, police said.
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Chemdawg is a hybrid strain that brings you a slight indica body buzz along with an intense cerebral sativa high. The strain is easily recognizable with its round buds, wide indica shapes, highlighted with dark lime indica shades and lots of light lemon, fiery reddish, orange and tan sativa hairs all glued together with large, gleaming, quartz-like trichomes.
Chemdawg typically has very high THC levels between 15% and 20%. One strain of Chemdawg topped out close to 25% at a Denver Medical Cannabis Cup in April 2011. The strain is also loaded with caryophyllene and myrcene terpenes which makes the strain great for treating chronic anxiety, depression, PTSD and migraines as well as nausea, bowel movement disorders and muscle and joint stress.
No one knows for certain where the strain originally came from, but everyone understands why has its unique name as soon as its unmistakable, pungent, gasoline-like, diesel aroma hits your nose preparing your endocannabinoid system for one of the strongest highs on the planet! Don't let the odor intimidate you! The strain has a sweet, smooth lemon taste. If you love really strong cerebral highs that can space you out for hours worth of relaxed fun, or if you require effective relief from acute physical or psychological pain, then consider this strain your faithful new companion!
It is rumored that Chemdawg was created from a cross of Kush, Hash Plant and Northern Lights, however the exact origins of the strain are shrouded in obscurity and controversy. The birth of Chemdawg begins with a grower named Joe Brand, also known as Wonkanobe, and his friend Pbud from Colorado. They went on tour with the Grateful Dead with a pound of pot that they called Dog Bud because "it was so strong that it made you roll over like a dog" after smoking it according to Pbud. Dog Bud is rumored to have been grown from a three-way cross of Thai, Hashplant and Skunk by smuggler and breeder Frank Gegax in a huge underground pot bunker which was busted in 1990. They also jokingly called it Chemweed due to its fuel/chemical like smell.
One of Wonkanobe and Pbud's customers from a show fell in love with the Chemweed and instantly returned for more of it. He became friends with Wonkanobe and Pbud and eventually combined the names "Dog Bud" and Chemweed" into "Chemdawg" which also wound up becoming the nickname of their new friend Chemdog, the grower as opposed to the strain. The growers stayed in touch after the Grateful Dead tour ended and Wonkanobe and Pbud sent Chemdog two more ounces of the original "Dog Bud". One of these ounces contained thirteen seeds responsible for starting the Chemdawg dynasty. Chemdog sprouted the first four seeds in 1991. One of the seeds turned out to be a male which he could have used to grow more amazing cannabis cup winning ganja and which he still regrets having thrown out. He named the other three plants Chemdawg '91, Chemdawg a and Chemdawg b. Chemdog and his girlfriend germinated one of the original thirteen seeds in 2001. Chemdog reunited with Wonkanobe and gave him back four of the six remaining seeds, the fourth of which turned out closest to the original "Dog Bud" strain and was dubbed the reunion pheno. All of the Chemdawg weed in the world originally came from one of those five original plants and Chemdog still has the last two seeds un-sprouted in his stash.
The strain has also given birth to highly sought after strains such as OG Kush and Sour Diesel. Sour Diesel is typically regarded as a cross between Chemdawg with Northern Lights and Massachusetts Super Skunk however, others including Chemdog himself claim that Chemdawg and Sour Diesel are simply the exact same strain.
Chemdawg's "high THC content will have you feeling like the first time you tried weed" according to maxers. Leafly user KakashiHatake said "It is a good day timer, and I found walking around the park to be very pleasant experience." The strain is "great for meditating in silence and then going for a hike after the medicine wears off and the hunger sets in with this strain" according to MediMarijMa. SugarDropSuperTrucker had been searching for something that would "really help my pain, relax my body and make my mind flow and I finally found it." "If you need something to help calm you down, this is the one" according to daikaiju710 who also said that the strain was great for pain issues, depression and stress levels.
Senorstrain was pleased with his purchase, "the toxic aroma curled my brow and opened my sinus cavities." JLKATHERMAN uses the strain " to fight my migraines." "After a long day of work this strain relieved all my stress" according to antman71499. Chemdawg is thelalady's "go-to strain for when I need to be social. Really calms my stomach as well, so it's a great after-dinner toke." Tay207 has horrible cramps and GI problems, and "this is the only strain I've gotten that has made that pain go away". "I tore my right rotator cuff a few months back and this strain got me through it. The heavy body high it gives you will loosen your muscles right up!" according to lovesp0nge.
Chemdawg is one of the most popular strains of cannabis due to its unmistakable aroma, taste, cerebral euphoria and of course due it's undeniable efficacy in warding off a wide range of physical and psychological pain. The mystery of the strains lineage, it's christening by the Grateful Dead Community and its legacy of popular, potent highly sought after strains only adds to the allure of this classic strain of cannabis.


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- SSIS can be used to perform a broad range of data migration tasks.
- On Server1, enable SQL Server password policies and enable the default trace.
- On Server3, ensure that the names of user-defined stored procedures begin with the prefix "usp_" and ensure that all databases use a case-sensitive collation.
- Ensure that if a hardware failure occurs, you can bring the database online without losing more than 24 hours of transactions.
- Minimize the amount of administrative effort required to restore any lost data.
- Minimize the space used by transaction logs.
- Table1 will contain a date column named Column1 that will contain a null value approximately 80 percent of the time.
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- Sparse columns are ordinary columns that have an optimized storage for null values.
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- Environment2 must have Always On with automatic failover implemented.
- The VIEW DEFINITION permission lets a user see the metadata of the securable on which the permission is granted. However, VIEW DEFINITION permission does not confer access to the securable itself. For example, a user that is granted only VIEW DEFINITION permission on a table can see metadata related to the table in the sys.objects catalog view. However, without additional permissions such as SELECT or CONTROL, the user cannot read data from the table.
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Recently, Accenture released the results of their open source study, which revealed that more than two-thirds of organizations anticipate increased investment in open source solutions in 2010 and more than a third are expecting to migrate mission-critical software to open source solutions in the next twelve months.
This year at the Red Hat Summit and JBoss World, Accenture served as the conference Visionary Sponsor and delivered a keynote highlighting why they are focusing attention on open source solutions now. One reason is that Accenture estimates that systems integration services around open source represents a $6.5 billion dollar market with growth outpacing that of traditional service businesses. Further, Accenture's survey results revealed that 78% of enterprises have already deployed open source solutions and are planning on increasing their commitment.
As open source solutions enjoy increasingly mainstream adoption, leaders like Accenture will help usher in the next wave of open source technology adoption. We seem to be moving beyond the innovators and early adopter phase and are increasingly seeing the early majority emerge.
Through our strengthened partnerships with Accenture, and other leading Global System Integrators, Red Hat is committed to supporting this adoption trend. Specific to Accenture, this top-tier SI has invested in the establishment of an Innovation Center for Open Source, which leverages Red Hat solutions, including JBoss Enterprise Middleware. Further, Red Hat has worked with Accenture to create the Accenture SOA Reference Architecture, Accenture Foundation Platform for Java, Accenture Mobility Operated Services, and the Accenture Public Service Platform. All of these platforms, processes and methods are in place to help enterprises embark on IT projects that meet the ever-changing demands of business while decreasing maintenance cost and increasing performance and flexibility.
To watch Accenture's Chief Technology Architect, Paul Daugherty give his keynote address at the Red Hat Summit and JBoss World, please visit; http://www.redhat.com/promo/summit/2010/highlights/. Stay tuned for additional information on Red Hat's growing ecosystem of partners.


DETROIT – In front of a capacity crowd of more than 1,200 supporters, Mike Duggan today announced he would be running for a second term as Mayor of the City of Detroit.
Mayor Duggan made his campaign announcement at the Samaritan Center on Detroit's east side, the same location he announced his first run for Mayor on February 26, 2013.
Detroit's neighborhoods are lit for the first time in generations, with more than 65,000 new LED streetlights installed since February 2014.
Emergency response times have plummeted. It used to take up to 22 minutes to have an ambulance show up when you called in Detroit. Today, police, fire, and EMS response times are at or below the national averages for the first time in years.
Jobs are coming back to Detroit. In 2016 alone, 11,000 more Detroiters were working than the year before. Unemployment in Detroit is at its lowest point since 2001.
Buses are running on time for the first time in decades, with new express and 24-hour bus services making it easier for Detroiters to get to jobs across the city. In January 2014, Detroit Department of Transportation (DDOT) buses had a 62% on-time bus departure rate; today, 98% of all DDOT buses depart on time.
Blight is coming down across the city, through the most aggressive blight removal program in the nation. More than 10,000 vacant homes have been demolished and more than 5,800 side lots have been sold.
Hundreds of formerly closed city parks have reopened, in partnership with church, business, and neighborhood leaders citywide through the Adopt-a-Park program. On top of parks reopening, the Duggan administration has invested $12 million into redesigning 40 parks, all with input from local neighborhood residents.
Eva Garza Dewaelsche: President and CEO, SER Metro-Detroit Jobs for Progress, Inc.
For more information about Mayor Duggan's campaign, please visit www.DugganForDetroit.com, or the campaign Facebook page at www.facebook.com/DugganForDetroit. Stay tuned over the coming weeks as the campaign releases more endorsements.


Would You Volunteer to Eat Poison for the Government?
If you were around in the early 1900s, you may have looked forward to reading about "The Poison Squad" in your morning paper. Photos of the group, dressed up in their Sunday best and seated for their evening meal, were popular across the U.S., along with articles detailing their latest experiments consuming potentially poisonous food additives — and describing the resulting ill effects.
The Poison Squad was the name given to a group of men recruited by chemist Harvey Washington Wiley, who took part in some of the first experiments to weed out toxins in the food supply, and resulted in the creation of the first U.S. law to help protect the food supply.
"In the late 1800s, America was changing rapidly, and so were its food systems. The country was industrializing, and as people moved into cities in search of jobs, they no longer picked their own tomatoes or churned their own butter from the milk of local cows. Food had to travel farther to reach these city dwellers, and, in an era before artificial refrigeration, it spoiled quickly.
Wiley's experiments into food safety began in 1881, when the Indiana State Board of Health asked him to look into products being sold as honey and maple syrup.
He then went on to investigate and publicize adulterated foods, including sawdust in pepper, metals in cocoa powder and whiskey made from ethyl alcohol and prune juice. Next came the now infamous poison squad trials, in which 12 men consumed questionable food ingredients to find out their effects.
While it may seem like finding volunteers to consume what could easily be poison would be difficult, men were reportedly lining up to take part (women were not allowed to participate). In exchange for risking their lives as guinea pigs, they were offered some pay along with free lodging and meals for six months, along with medical care, while they otherwise went on with their normal lives.
As part of their regular fare, the poison squad consumed such additives as borax, formaldehyde and other preservatives while Americans eagerly awaited the outcomes. Such toxins were not necessarily added deceptively, either.
Some food companies openly advertised products like Freezine, a formaldehyde-containing substance added to rancid milk.7 Upon consuming formaldehyde, some of the volunteers went on strike because their health plummeted so badly and Wiley stopped using it in the experiment to protect them. When consuming borax, meanwhile, the volunteers complained of headaches, depression and more.
Wiley was able to gain allies via women's clubs, consumer advocates and even the celebrity chef Fannie Farmer, who helped with the eventual passage of the 1906 Pure Food and Drug Act, otherwise known as the Wiley Act.
"While Wiley was stumping for a law, muckraking journalists such as Samuel Hopkins Adams exposed in vivid detail the hazards of the marketplace," the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) reported. It helped that, around the same time, Upton Sinclair's novel, "The Jungle," revealed the horrible conditions of the meat-packing industry.
The Act also prohibited false or misleading food and drug labels, and 11 dangerous ingredients, such as alcohol, heroin and cocaine, had to be listed on the labels.
It's been more than 100 years since the first food safety law was passed in the U.S., but much still remains to be desired about the safety and transparency of the U.S. food supply. Foods are still commonly adulterated, for instance.
Further, according to a report by oceans advocacy nonprofit organization Oceana, 1 in 3 seafood samples tested in the U.S. were mislabeled.11 There are also a multitude of chemicals used in food that do not have to be in any way disclosed, as they're considered "processing aids." So, besides preservatives, emulsifiers, colors and flavors, which are generally listed, there are any number of others that are not.
GMOs and Gene Editing: Is the US Public Acting as the Next Poison Squad?
Wiley's work set the stage to remove obvious poisons like lead and formaldehyde from the food supply, but he probably couldn't have foreseen the current affront to food safety, which comes in the form of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and, possibly, gene-editing technologies like CRISPR, or Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeat.
In the U.S., the FDA considers most genetically engineered (GE) foods to be "substantially equivalent" to non-GE foods and, as such, categorizes them as "generally recognized as safe," with no need for premarket approval.16 Yet, there is much we don't know about the fate of GE foods, and GE food-derived DNA, once they enter our bodies.
"There is limited evidence of food-born DNA integrating into the genome of the consumer and of horizontal transfer of GM crop DNA into gut-bacteria," the researchers added.
The first gene-edited foods are also expected to begin selling in the U.S. in 2019.18 Among the possibilities are "heart healthy" soybean oils, fiber-rich or low-gluten wheat or nonbrowning mushrooms. As for gene-edited animals, the FDA proposed to classify animals with edited or engineered DNA as drugs, prompting backlash from the biotech industry,19 which doesn't even want such foods labeled.
As for whether or not these foods are safe to eat, no one knows, but what is known is that gene editing produces off-target edits or, in other words, unintended changes to DNA.20 Whether the government decides to classify gene-edited foods similarly to GMOs or conventional foods remains to be seen, but without labels you'll have no way of knowing whether the food you eat has been genetically edited or not.
In many ways, the U.S. public as a whole is acting as the next poison squad by consuming an unprecedented multitude of food additives, chemicals, GMOs and gene-edited foods — not to mention chemical residues like glyphosate — in their meals on a daily basis — the ultimate health effects of which remain to be seen.
12 Lancet. 2007 Nov 3;370(9598):1560-7.


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Pamela Taylor, Water UK Chief Executive, proposes a framework for water regulation and investment to build on a strong industry record.
� Reforming regulation to create a more responsive business.
"The industry�s main concern is to be able to respond properly to changing demands while providing reliable returns to investors who alone can make possible the changes we all want to see."
Reflecting on the industry's strengths and weaknesses Pamela Taylor claimed the industry was starting from a place many would envy.
"We provide a good service at a price a large majority of customers finds acceptable. Our investment record is impressive and we kept the funds flowing in the most difficult times."
"There would be no gain whatsoever in rushing through change for change�s sake, or because of a dogmatic view of how things should be."
Pamela Taylor said water companies needed more freedom to work with other infrastructure and service providers and backed current work towards a streamlined planning system.
"The water sector must be a key player in the next decade of infrastructure development and we can�t do this from the sidelines.
"I�m pleased that both government and opposition recognise the importance of investment in critical infrastructure and of a planning system that gets it built when it�s needed, not after years of delaying tactics and frustration on all sides."
Pamela Taylor argued strongly for maintaining stability while implementing change.
"Stability is one of our greatest assets. Whatever else happens, it�s vital for the sector to retain the support of the capital markets when the regulator and the government are making far-reaching changes."


Collinson Group, owner of lounge access network Priority Pass and aviation services provider Swissport, has today (August 4) opened the first independent, shared-use lounge at London Heathrow Airport Terminal 5 (T5).
'Aspire, the Lounge and Spa at LHR T5' is located at Gate A18 in T5 and will be jointly owned and operated by Swissport and Airport Lounge Development (ALD), Collinson Group's lounge operating arm.
Priority Pass members will have access to the lounge as part of their membership and travelers without membership can enjoy three hours in the lounge for £35 (US$55) when booked in advance, or for £40 (US$62.50) at reception. The lounge is open from 5:00am until 11:00pm daily.
The 4,000ft² lounge features soaring windows on two sides giving guests dramatic runway views. An extensive British-inspired seasonal food and drink menu has been created which includes a wide range of complimentary as well as premium options. Guests can also enjoy a unique opportunity to sample Spey Whisky, draught beer and a selection of wines on a complimentary basis or choose to pay for carefully selected 'Wine Flights', an innovative way to taste a variety of wines from different regions.
Passengers can also take advantage of the 'Bliss Spa at Aspire', which includes a range of facials, manicures and pedicures available as refreshing 20-minute express, or luxurious 40-minute appointments.
to connected workspaces with complimentary high-speed wi-fi, charging posts and designated quiet zones.


ATLANTA - Two veteran prosecutors and a litigator wound up the three recommendations that the Judicial Nominating Commission forwarded Friday to Gov. Sonny Perdue to become the newest judge in the Brunswick Judicial Circuit.
The circuit's district attorney, Stephen Kelley; former Brunswick city solicitor Richard H. Taylor; and trial expert Jeffrey S. Ward surfaced from the commission's interviews.
Officials have said the creation of a fifth judgeship for the circuit will ease the backlog of cases and crowding in local jails as defendants get their day in court. The circuit covers Glynn, Camden, Wayne, Jeff Davis and Appling counties.
The person Perdue appoints as Superior Court judge will face election in 2010 for a four-year term. Perdue's decision won't be soon, according to spokesman Bert Brantley.
"We'll have to coordinate schedules with the nominees to see when they can come in and meet with the governor. Those interviews have not been set," Brantley said. "So, the timing of his decision will be driven by the schedule of the interviews."
Kelley, district attorney since 1996, not only runs the staff of 26 but also prosecutes some cases himself.
"I am very honored and excited," he said late Friday as he boarded a flight home to Brunswick from Atlanta.
Kelley said he looks forward to meeting with Perdue about the judgeship. Neither Taylor nor Ward could be reached for comment Friday night.
Kelley, 47, is a career prosecutor who has practiced law in Georgia since 1986. He recently was named 2009 District Attorney of the Year by the District Attorneys' Association of Georgia. On July 3, he was named chairman of the Prosecuting Attorneys' Council of Georgia, the training and rule-making body for the state's district attorneys and solicitors.
Kelley is in his fourth term. He worked as an assistant district attorney for 10 years.
Taylor, 46, of Brunswick, has practiced law in Georgia since 1986. He previously served as Glynn County solicitor, an elected position he held for the past 19 years while concurrently maintaining a private law practice.
In 2008, Taylor lost to Anthony "Tony" Harrison in the race to replace retiring Superior Court Judge James R. Tuten Jr. in the circuit.
Ward has practiced law in Georgia since 2002. He is a partner in the litigation and governmental practice groups of the Gilbert, Harrell, Sumerford & Martin firm in Brunswick.
He has experience in business and tort litigation, including health care defense, construction litigation, personal injury defense, contractual disputes and toxic tort defense.
Prior to law school, Ward worked as a private environmental consultant. His past work experience included wetland delineation and mitigation consultations and negotiating with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Super Lawyers magazine selected him as a "rising star."


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Heartstreets' First Studio Album Why Makes Sense
musiflo	R&B, Soul	 February 22, 2019 February 22, 2019 1 Minute
Canadian duo Heastreets has released their first studio album "Why Makes Sense." The overall themes of the record are about the journey through and embracing one's identity.
The music of this album is a mix of R&B and Soul. It's rich in melodies and has a great rhythm to the composition of the record. The sound of the album is soothing with a mix of a fast & slow beat. In some songs, the beat is upbeat and cheerful while other tunes have a contemplative sound to them. This album has three parts to it. The interludes are segues between the sections and give the album an exciting dynamic. The intervals remind me of Janet Jackson's album Rhythm Nation 1814 in the way the album is structured. The music is remarkable.
Gab Godon and Emma Beko's voices compliment each other nicely. Gab Godon has a sound that's high pitch and soft. Emma Beko's voice is deep and husky. It's a nice contrast when they sing together. Each singer performs her part in a song without overlap. Gab Godon and Emma Beko sing in tune with the music. Impressive! The songs have music that reminds me of the 90s with hits like Waterfalls and No Scrubs by TLC, as well as Aaliyah First You Don't Succeed.
The songs have incredible lyrics with raw emotion. The words describe personal experiences, making it genuine and authentic. They also have words that are thought-provoking. The structure of the songs is incredible and has a smooth flow.
The album "Why Makes Sense" is now available. Enjoy!
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ICF core competencies are a topic within coach training that raises a lot of questions. And very rightfully so!
In our Mentor Coach Training Program: Going Beyond Models together with participants and guest speakers, we have extensive conversations about how the core competencies work, how are they assessed by the ICF assessors, are the competencies intertwined or can they stand alone? How do you look at each competency as a coach and how a mentor coach can support the coach-client in their further development of the competencies?
I like the competencies so very much for they work in a very precise way to deliver great results. Understanding the process of how competencies work is pivotal to the essence of this noble profession and why coaching should not be taken lightly (read, not exercised without having taken the necessary training).
For me the coaching core competencies function like clock-work. The clock gives the time: every second, minute and hour, some even the date. The machinery of the clock-work has many different components that when fine-tuned work well.
1st gear – Setting the agreement, trust and intimacy and presence.
During the start of the session, the coach and client start setting the foundation of the partnership by creating trust, intimacy and a safe environment, this amalgamated by the presence of the coach. When this "1st gear" is moving the "2nd gear" is put into motion by the coach listening and asking questions and using direct language so the client can start the process of becoming aware of the things that are bothering them or becoming aware of patterns, issues and the things they are searching for. The "3rd gear" helps to sustain the process of development by supporting the client with goals/visions, clear set actions and by learning how to manage the development and become accountable for their own growth.
When all three gears are working properly, the coaching session goes smooth and in flow, supporting the client in their process, which ever it is. Learning and discovery will continue far after the session has ended. The core competencies are important because they support the client in creating space to think, search and create awareness and it supports the coach in keeping the process rolling in a gentle way leaving bases and assumptions out of the session.
Also when the coach is coaching from a place of flow and intuition, coaching models will not get in the way of the coaching session, but the session will unfold naturally creating the maximum impact and growth.
During their training coaches learn to use models and get acquainted with the core competencies, but is the letting go of these models and the embracing the competencies that will help the coach to become a better coach.
Mentor coaches play a crucial role in this development. A trained mentor coach will be able to support the coach in making the "clock-work" a natural process by together exploring how it works and what does the coach need to do, learn or let go to embrace them.


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Far-right Israeli activist attacks defense minister's car in Hebron
Julie Wiener
(JTA) — A far-right Jewish activist and onetime Knesset candidate attacked the Israeli defense minister's car in the West Bank city of Hebron.
Calling Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon an "enemy of the settlements" who was "strong against Jews and weak against Arabs," Baruch Marzel jumped on the minister's car while Yaalon was visiting the Tomb of the Patriarchs Tuesday, the Jerusalem Post reported.
Yaalon was not injured and Marzel was not arrested, although security forces forcibly escorted him away from the scene.
Born in Boston, Marzel headed the outlawed Kach movement after the death of Rabbi Meir Kahane, whose grandson was one of three suspected Jewish terrorists placed in administrative detention without charges last week. Marzel, who lives in a Jewish settlement in Hebron, was on the Yachad party's slate in Israel's March 17 elections, but the far-right party did not win any seats in the Knesset.
In February, Israel's Supreme Court overturned a government committee's decision to disqualify Marzel, along with Arab-Israeli lawmaker Hanin Zoabi, from running in the elections, but declined to give a reason.
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13-year-old Palestinian shoots 2 in Jerusalem as violence flares and government flexes
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Half of America's 25 most generous philanthropists are Jews. Few give much to Jewish causes.


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Vox Entertainment Writer-Producers Vote To Unionize With WGA East
Amazon Expands Prime Video Downloads To iOS, Android
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Evelyn Warfel Upped To EP/Showrunner On 'Price Is Right'; John Quinn To Run 'Let's Make A Deal'
Amazon Developing Jack Reacher Drama Series From Nick Santora Based On Lee Child Books
Amazon has upped the ante in its competition with other subscription streaming services, now offering the ability to download movies and TV episodes to iOS and Android platforms without an Internet connection at no additional charge. The service is available beginning today for Prime members in the U.S. UK, Germany and Austria. The streaming service previously only allowed users of Amazon's Fire-branded Android devices to download content for offline viewing.
Titles available for download include drama series Bosch, The White Queen, 24, Covert Affairs, Downton Abbey, Extant, Grimm, Hannibal, Justified, Mr. Selfridge, Orphan Black, Sons Of Anarchy, Teen Wolf, The Americans, The Good Wife, Suits, Under the Dome, Veronica Mars, Vikings; comedy series Transparent, Mozart In The Jungle, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Entourage, Girls, Veep, The Wire, Boardwalk Empire, The Newsroom, True Blood; and kids shows including Wishenpoof!, Creative Galaxy, Tumble Leaf, Gortimer Gibbon's Life on Normal Street, and Annedroids.
Movies include Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues, Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit, Star Trek Into Darkness, The Captive, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, The Wolf of Wall Street, Life After Beth, Palo Alto, Starred Up, The Bling Ring, If I Stay, and The Spectacular Now.
Snap Inc. Shows "Impressive Turnaround," But Stock Still Not A Buy - Analyst
Heidi Schreck's 'What The Constitution Means To Me' Recoups $2.5M Broadway Capitalization


Would you recommend SquadUP Mobile to a friend?
@willielit CEO/Co-Founder of @squadup here! Was having some trouble with my Twitter. Happy to answer any questions about the product! Also, @TO we tend to agree! Using the Social Gallery and the intra event chat we're really seeking to be more than your standard ticketing platform and to drive engagement for users before, during and after the event.
@eriktorenberg awesome! Would love to be a part of that. We're NYC based and event planners by nature, so we can definitely be a great resource for you guys!
BIG fans of the team at SquadUP. Give them a try if you haven't yet.
I think the real value of a mobile events app is bridging the gap between sign-up and both at event and post-event engagement.
@PE_Feeds thank you for the kind words brotha!
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You know the importance of having health care coverage and a 401(k), but are you taking advantage of all the benefits offers? Voluntary benefits are additional benefit options offered through the company. Unlike traditional benefits like health coverage, employees are responsible for paying most or all of the cost of these voluntary options.
You may wonder – if you're responsible to pay, then why elect any voluntary benefits? There are several advantages.
If the benefit in question is something you are planning to purchase for yourself regardless, then it is probably more cost-effective to purchase through . The group rate we can secure is generally lower than what you'd pay buying individually from an insurance company.


Ubisoft Forums > 1C:Maddox Games > IL2 Maddox General Discussion > P39 ?!
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If i was you i would buy some asbestos underpants, i think your about to start a flame war of epic proportions.
com'on, the p-39 is not so bad.
however, when it spins, you're screwed up, 'cause there is no turning back.
Well, considering the fact that Q1 should reach 615kmh @ 3500m, and I never touched at least 550kmh, there is something wrong. It's either my flying skill or the plane is undermodelled in the top speed factor. Putting aside the well known stall characteristics and other flaming bs, I would really like to know - way it is so slow? The same with other versions of the same a/c.
I can't believe you actually caught some fish with that bait.
And this is based on your experience flying a P-39? Take a bf 109f up against an ace russian in a p-39Q and let me know how it comes out? And emperor, I assume you're refering to a flat spin; a normal spin isn't to tough to get out of.
Can't really comment on FB, as I don't own that (or a comp capable of running it... /i/smilies/16x16_smiley-sad.gif ), but I absolutely loved the '39 in IL2. It was an unforgiving, vindictive b!tch of a plane to fly, but I loved it's looks and the cannon.
well, the 39 was really not that hard to fly in Il2 if you even tryed.
the P39 in IL2 was like the 190, if you mastered it you would be really dangerous cause no one expected you to be able to compete in it.
- The p39 looks sweet!
Uhmm... Thats a P-63 King Cobra.
"thats why no one liked the thing in war maybe "
Wasn't well liked in other theatre's (lacked in higher altitude flight), but in Russian front it was very good for them down lower.
In IL2 the p39 had incredibly poor climb and acceleration and turn performance. The stall was easy enough to work around but it was, from all I've been able to gather form vvs accounts - undermodeled in Il2. I flew the 190a5 back then. One major problem was the energy model. Anyway - it is now inferior to la7.la5fn, yak3 and yak9u in what seem to be the right ways, and superior in a couple (e retention, dive accel) I don't know about the roll rate in the n - on etc. but relatively speaking it seems pretty good. A well flown 190 will munch most 39 pilots,as will a well-flown 109.. I guess the high speed handling is undermodelled but it works okay for me anyway.
Q-10 606 Km or 378 MPH, flt test data is 380MPH at 7570#'s.
N1 592 Km or 370MPH, less than 1 % off.
My technique may account for the variances, as I took five minutes.
Pitch rate is the major varaince now accounting to NACA data.
If you have other verifible information please post it.
Chuck Yeager liked the P-39.
Wow, I didn't know Chuck Yeager was russian!
I runned a quick speed test..At 3500 m it should go around 530km/h IAS (speed shown on speed bar or on instrument convertet to mph) And if you look at IAS/TAS chart ...true air speed is around 630 km/h...It seems OK to me.


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     *         together.
     */
    public DescribeUserProfilesResult withUserProfiles(UserProfile... userProfiles) {
        if (getUserProfiles() == null) setUserProfiles(new java.util.ArrayList<UserProfile>(userProfiles.length));
        for (UserProfile value : userProfiles) {
            getUserProfiles().add(value);
        }
        return this;
    }

    /**
     * A Users object that describes the specified users.
     *

     * Returns a reference to this object so that method calls can be chained together.
     *
     * @param userProfiles A Users object that describes the specified users.
     *
     * @return A reference to this updated object so that method calls can be chained
     *         together.
     */
    public DescribeUserProfilesResult withUserProfiles(java.util.Collection<UserProfile> userProfiles) {
        if (userProfiles == null) {
            this.userProfiles = null;
        } else {
            com.amazonaws.internal.ListWithAutoConstructFlag<UserProfile> userProfilesCopy = new com.amazonaws.internal.ListWithAutoConstructFlag<UserProfile>(userProfiles.size());
            userProfilesCopy.addAll(userProfiles);
            this.userProfiles = userProfilesCopy;
        }

        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Returns a string representation of this object; useful for testing and
     * debugging.
     *
     * @return A string representation of this object.
     *
     * @see java.lang.Object#toString()
     */
    @Override
    public String toString() {
        StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
        sb.append("{");
        if (getUserProfiles() != null) sb.append("UserProfiles: " + getUserProfiles() );
        sb.append("}");
        return sb.toString();
    }

    @Override
    public int hashCode() {
        final int prime = 31;
        int hashCode = 1;

        hashCode = prime * hashCode + ((getUserProfiles() == null) ? 0 : getUserProfiles().hashCode());
        return hashCode;
    }

    @Override
    public boolean equals(Object obj) {
        if (this == obj) return true;
        if (obj == null) return false;

        if (obj instanceof DescribeUserProfilesResult == false) return false;
        DescribeUserProfilesResult other = (DescribeUserProfilesResult)obj;

        if (other.getUserProfiles() == null ^ this.getUserProfiles() == null) return false;
        if (other.getUserProfiles() != null && other.getUserProfiles().equals(this.getUserProfiles()) == false) return false;
        return true;
    }

    @Override
    public DescribeUserProfilesResult clone() {
        try {
            return (DescribeUserProfilesResult) super.clone();

        } catch (CloneNotSupportedException e) {
            throw new IllegalStateException(
                    "Got a CloneNotSupportedException from Object.clone() "
                    + "even though we're Cloneable!",
                    e);
        }

    }

}


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Q: CC2530: adapting AVR/pgmspace.h for Zigbee Goal: Adapt ENC28J60 codes written for ATMega328p (http://tuxgraphics.org/electronics/201204/embedded-ethernet-client.shtml) for CC2530.
Problem: No equivalent library for AVR/pgmspace.h available for easy transition.
Need to make equivalents for:

*

*prog_char

*uint8_t

**progmem_s

*pgm_read_byte()

*PROGMEM

Any help regarding this issue will be highly appreciated.

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The next up in our Sharing is Caring series is all about Math Warm Ups!
This is one of my favorite math warm ups. Post a number on the board or on a chart, then give students 5 minutes to come up with as many ways to represent the number as possible. Some students draw or diagram pictures, others write story problems, others write number sentences (often including more than one operation!). It becomes a challenge to see how many ways students can come up with the given number. Sometimes I've made the class keep the same number for the entire week, so that by Wednesday, kids are REALLY having to stretch and think outside of their immediate problems! I've used this from 1st grade on up; it is so simple, yet allows for natural differentiation. This same warm up can be used with whole numbers, fractions, decimals, and even percentages!
If you are not yet familiar with Marcy Cook, you MUST go to her website NOW!! She is the most brilliant, yet easy-going mathematician ever!! She looks like a surfer chick from OC, but when she starts to speak, your mouth will drop open. I can't even fathom how her brain works because she does all her math mentally and somehow guides you along and then you're solving problems, too!! Her tile packets and many of her math thinking books use number tiles (basically ten 1"x1" squares with the digits 0-9, one written on each tile). Anyway, I've used her materials when I taught 1st & 2nd grades, as well as 4th grade. She has materials through high school! While seemingly simple at first, students REALLY have to think!! Kids initially think the solution is easy so they start to fill in the blanks, but they may only use each tile once. This changes everything!! I always tell my class to NOT write anything until all 10 tiles are on their task card because they may assume to have the answers, but then the 2 spaces left do not fit the 2 tiles they have left!! Lots of moaning & groaning at the beginning of the year, but wow do these get kids to think!!
A daily 5-minute (written) math warm up I used last year was Math Moves by Fun in Room 4B. Each day has 4 problems; there are 16 problems per sheet (Monday through Thursday), with an optional quiz on Fridays. The math concepts covered each week are mixed domains, all Common Core aligned to my grade level. Although some of the problems are difficult for some students (especially measuring angles and learning to use a protractor!!), the spiral repetition of each concept help tremendously by the time we actually get to the full teaching unit!! I had to spend much less time last year on teaching area & perimeter because my students had been exposed to area & perimeter each week on Math Moves; the same for prime & composite numbers. It's also great for differentiating math because those students who are ready for the more complicated concepts, soak it up, and those students who need more practice, get plenty of repetition week after week. Check out Math Moves!!
What SHORT activities do you do to warm up your students for math?
Thanks for stopping by! I'd love to know how your kids do with Here's the Answer: What's the Question!
Thanks for is tip about Marcy Cook!
Marcy Cook materials are MUST HAVES!! I can't imagine teaching math without them!
Fabulous ideas! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks, Mary! Those are definitely my 3 "go to" warm ups!!
Thanks, Lesleigh!! I hope they're helpful!!


Beauty Tips: Keep Your Nails Clean And Fab!
I cannot help it. I always look at other people's nails. It is as if my eyes are drawn to their nails all the time. I talk to them and my eyes instantly check their nails. Yes, I know I am weird but like I said I cannot help it. Nails are one of the first things that I immediately notice in a person. Of course, I love it when the person's nails are neat and clean. Extra points too if they are well-manicured. It does not matter if you are a boy or a girl. In my book, there is no excuse for dirty nails. So, here are some tips on how to keep your nails looking neat and fab.
If you are going for a semi-permanent effect on your nails, apply a clear base on each nail. Then, dip them in colored powder. Brush off the excess powder and top with another coating of clear nail polish. You're done! It is so easy to achieve that professional look. If you get tired of this effect or want a new one, it is easy to remove. Use a nail file over your nails. Then, soak a cotton pad on acetone. Cover each nail with the soaked cotton pad and secure them with an aluminum foil. Let it sit for 10 minutes then remove the foil and cotton pads and the nail polish will chip off easily. Use a nail buffer to make your nails shiny and you will have clean and fresh looking nails once again.
If you want to achieve the trending faded effect on your nails, apply a coat of your favorite shade of nail polish. Then, get a tiny makeup applicator and put on another shade of nail polish on it. Use the makeup applicator to paint the top portion of your nails while going for that faded look. Then top it with a coat of clear nail polish. This will give you a nice and smooth gradation.
There you have it, ladies. Until the next beauty tip!
We have all heard that winning line from Miss Pia Wurtzbach which had earned her the title of Miss Universe 2015. But the question is, how do we apply it in real life? This phrase has two aspects – one has to be confidently beautiful and at the same time, has the heart for others. We always talk about beauty here on our blog. But do we really feel beautiful? There are some women who buy all the makeups and skincare and apply them to their skin and yet, they still do not feel beautiful. Thus, they think they need more makeup and skincare. It would be a never-ending process until she believes in herself that she is beautiful no matter what. You can have no makeup whatsoever on your face and still feel beautiful. Because you believe in yourself. That is what confidence is. You have the poise and grace come what may. That confidence cannot be given to you by the makeups that you buy. Only you can give that to yourself. You have to believe that you are beautiful so that you can project that confidence to others.
We have all heard it before. Beauty is more than skin deep. You have to have the heart for others so that you can have a beautiful heart and beautiful soul. That is inner beauty. And it radiates to your whole being giving you a certain kind of positive glow. Having a heart for others is simply caring for others. You think less of yourself and more of others and think what good you can do to make their daily lives a little bit better.
So ladies, be confident in your own body – whatever shape or form it may be. Believe in yourself. And most importantly, remember that beauty is more than the physical aspect. What matters most is that you are a good person and you do your best to help other people live better lives. Only then can you say that you are confidently beautiful with a heart.
Every girl dreams of a fancy wedding. Of everything nice and pretty during her wedding day. A beautiful wedding gown with a long train that follows her as she walks down the aisle. And equally stunning dresses for the bridesmaids too. Bright and colorful flowers are everywhere and petals all over the carpet as the bride makes her way to the altar. Everything is lovely for that once in a lifetime event in her life.
Of course, the bride has to be the most beautiful face for the most special day of her life. It is undeniable that there is a glow brought about by her inner joy for finally tying the knot with her true love. And it would also help a lot to get the services of the best professional hair and make up artists for this special event. They know how to highlight your best assets and make you look fresh and dazzling on your wedding day (even though in reality you only had 2 hours of sleep because all the wedding preparations and excitement made you feel on the edge on the eve of your wedding day!) What we are saying is that it is important to enlist the services of your most trusted glam team to make you really beautiful on your wedding day. Yes, it is true. You are going to spend a lot on this one but we tell you, it is worth every penny spent. You want to look your best on the best day of your life. You want that beauty to be captured on camera as the photos will remind you of this special day. Getting the services of professional hair and makeup artists is both a must and a treat for brides on their wedding day. Because the bride deserves to be and should only be the most beautiful lady on her wedding day.
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Q: Fonction rejouer en c# I am learning about C # programming and I stumble on a part of my code. I use visual studio 2017.
I develop a mystery number game and I would like to make sure to replay but I do not know how to do it.
I would like that when we press O or N it plays again or else it quits, but I can not. Scanf and printf do not work. Thank you for your next answer.
char play;
bool isvalid = true;

void Number()
{
    //Code...
    While(isvalid);
    {
         Console.WriteLine("want to play again o/n ");
         if(play == 'o')
         {
              Number();
          }
          else
          {
               play == 'n';
          }
    }
}

Number();

A: I see couple of issues in the pasted code:

*

*First of all, you there is a semicolon after the while loop.  Because of it, the lines in the curly brackets are not getting executed again and again as you expect them to.

*Second - you are not populating play variable.  You should use Console.Readline (you can enter any string and then hit enter to come out of input prompt) OR Console.Read (to read just 1 char)

*Third - You are calling Number function again and again - if you play your game for sufficiently long time it would cause stack overflow exception.
What I understood from your code is you want to execute some code again and again if user keeps on entering 'o' character.  Otherwise you want to stop that loop.
The code would be :
void Number()
{
    //Code...

    While(isvalid);
    {
         Console.WriteLine("want to play again o/n ");
         play = Console.Read();

          if(!string.IsNullOrEmpty(play) && play.Equals('o', CultureInfo.InvariantCulture)
          {
              /////// Some code you want to execute;
          }
          else
          {
               ////// Some code you want to execute if user enters anything other than 'o'.

                ////// If you want to stop loop, set isValid = false; OR use break statement
          }
    }
}

I know that this answer may not solve your problem completely.
Hope this helps you to understand what code you should write.


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Q: How to groupby Date by Months and countries in the data set, SyntaxError: positional argument follows keyword argument covid_data = covid_data.groupby(by=['location'] ,pd.Grouper(freq='MS', key='date'))

I have run this code but, I cannot group months in the date and location.


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using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting;
using TextDataGenerator.Parser;

namespace TextDataGenerator.Tests.Parser
{
    [TestClass]
    public class TagParserTest
    {
        public Tag ExecuteParseTag(string text)
        {
            var browseText = new BrowseText(text);
            var tagParser = new TagParser(browseText);
            return tagParser.ParseTag();
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void ParseEmptyTag()
        {
            var result = ExecuteParseTag("@{}");
            Assert.AreEqual("", result.Type);
            Assert.AreEqual(0, result.Parameters.Count);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void ParseTagWithType()
        {
            var result = ExecuteParseTag("@{TagName}");
            Assert.AreEqual("TagName", result.Type);
            Assert.AreEqual(0, result.Parameters.Count);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void ParseTagWithTypeAndSomeBadSpace()
        {
            var result = ExecuteParseTag("@{ TagName  }");
            Assert.AreEqual("TagName", result.Type);
            Assert.AreEqual(0, result.Parameters.Count);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void ParseTagWithTypeAndParameter()
        {
            var result = ExecuteParseTag("@{TagName param1=val1 param2=val2 param3}");
            Assert.AreEqual("TagName", result.Type);
            Assert.AreEqual(3, result.Parameters.Count);
            Assert.IsTrue(result.Parameters.ContainsKey("param1"));
            Assert.AreEqual("val1", result.Parameters["param1"]);
            Assert.IsTrue(result.Parameters.ContainsKey("param2"));
            Assert.AreEqual("val2", result.Parameters["param2"]);
            Assert.IsTrue(result.Parameters.ContainsKey("param3"));
            Assert.AreEqual("", result.Parameters["param3"]);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void ParseTagWithTypeAndParameterAndSomeBadSpace()
        {
            var result = ExecuteParseTag("@{  TagName  param1  =  val1    param2  =  val2   param3  }");
            Assert.AreEqual("TagName", result.Type);
            Assert.AreEqual(3, result.Parameters.Count);
            Assert.IsTrue(result.Parameters.ContainsKey("param1"));
            Assert.AreEqual("val1", result.Parameters["param1"]);
            Assert.IsTrue(result.Parameters.ContainsKey("param2"));
            Assert.AreEqual("val2", result.Parameters["param2"]);
            Assert.IsTrue(result.Parameters.ContainsKey("param3"));
            Assert.AreEqual("", result.Parameters["param3"]);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void ParseTagWithTypeAndParameterAndValueBetweenDoubleQuote()
        {
            var result = ExecuteParseTag(@"@{TagName param1=val1 param2=""val2"" param3}");
            Assert.AreEqual("TagName", result.Type);
            Assert.AreEqual(3, result.Parameters.Count);
            Assert.IsTrue(result.Parameters.ContainsKey("param1"));
            Assert.AreEqual("val1", result.Parameters["param1"]);
            Assert.IsTrue(result.Parameters.ContainsKey("param2"));
            Assert.AreEqual("val2", result.Parameters["param2"]);
            Assert.IsTrue(result.Parameters.ContainsKey("param3"));
            Assert.AreEqual("", result.Parameters["param3"]);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void ParseTagWithTypeAndParameterAndValueBetweenDoubleQuoteAndSomeBadSpace()
        {
            var result = ExecuteParseTag(@"@{  TagName  param1  =  val1    param2  =  ""{val2}""   param3  }");
            Assert.AreEqual("TagName", result.Type);
            Assert.AreEqual(3, result.Parameters.Count);
            Assert.IsTrue(result.Parameters.ContainsKey("param1"));
            Assert.AreEqual("val1", result.Parameters["param1"]);
            Assert.IsTrue(result.Parameters.ContainsKey("param2"));
            Assert.AreEqual("{val2}", result.Parameters["param2"]);
            Assert.IsTrue(result.Parameters.ContainsKey("param3"));
            Assert.AreEqual("", result.Parameters["param3"]);
        }
    }
}