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Kerry on Iran: 'It's not based on trust'
By ANDREA DRUSCH
Secretary of State John Kerry says the Iranian nuclear deal is based on verification, not trust with Iran.
"Everybody has a right to be skeptical because there are indications that there are people in Iran who have wanted to pursue a weapons program, Kerry said in an interview aired Sunday on CBS's "Face the Nation." "That's why we don't take anything at face value. That's why you don't take it for granted."
Asked if he were skeptical whether Iran would actually comply with the signed deal, Kerry said trust wasn't necessary, and no one was expecting Iran to "turn over a new leaf."
(WATCH: Obama remarks on Iran nuclear deal)
"There's nothing built on trust," Kerry said. "You don't have to trust the people you're dealing with, you have to have a mechanism put in place whereby you know exactly what you're getting and you know exactly what they're doing."
Kerry compared the negotiations to dealing with the Soviet Union in terms of a lack of trust between negotiators.
"We've done arms control agreements in other parts of the world," Kerry said. "You don't trust. It's not based on trust. It's based on verification."
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Dengue Fever in India
The media has reported on dengue fever in West Bengal state in the east of the country. The health department has recorded 1224 cases of dengue fever and five associated deaths.
The worst affected area is the city of Kolkata (Calcutta) with 766 cases of dengue fever; all five deaths occurred in the city. Neighbouring North 24 Parganas district has recorded 188 cases. Of the 19 districts of the state, 17 are reporting cases of dengue fever.
India is a popular tourist destination and travellers should be aware of the risk of dengue fever. Avoidance of mosquito bites, particularly during daylight hours, by covering up with clothing, the use of bite avoidance measures such as repellent and bed nets is advised. Elimination of breeding sites around hotel rooms/houses is advised for longer term stays.
Information on bite avoidance measures.
Information on dengue fever.
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Bogdanov M, Timmermann J, Gläscher J, Hummel, FC, Schwabe L (2018). Causal role of the inferolateral prefrontal cortex in balancing goal-directed and habitual control of behavior. Scientific Reports, 8, 9382.
Bayer J, Gläscher J, Finsterbusch J, Schulte LH, Sommer T (2018). Linear and inverted U-shaped dose-response functions describe estrogen effects on hippocampal activity in young women. Nature Communications, 9, 1220.
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#ifndef DCVRSH_H
#define DCVRSH_H

#include "dcmtk/config/osconfig.h"    /* make sure OS specific configuration is included first */

#include "dcmtk/dcmdata/dcchrstr.h"

/** a class representing the DICOM value representation 'Short String' (SH)
 */
class DCMTK_DCMDATA_EXPORT DcmShortString
  : public DcmCharString
{

  public:

    /** constructor.
     *  Create new element from given tag and length.
     *  @param tag DICOM tag for the new element
     *  @param len value length for the new element
     */
    DcmShortString(const DcmTag &tag,
                   const Uint32 len = 0);

    /** copy constructor
     *  @param old element to be copied
     */
    DcmShortString(const DcmShortString &old);

    /** destructor
     */
    virtual ~DcmShortString();

    /** assignment operator
     *  @param obj element to be assigned/copied
     *  @return reference to this object
     */
    DcmShortString &operator=(const DcmShortString &obj);

    /** clone method
     *  @return deep copy of this object
     */
    virtual DcmObject *clone() const
    {
      return new DcmShortString(*this);
    }

    /** Virtual object copying. This method can be used for DcmObject
     *  and derived classes to get a deep copy of an object. Internally
     *  the assignment operator is called if the given DcmObject parameter
     *  is of the same type as "this" object instance. If not, an error
     *  is returned. This function permits copying an object by value
     *  in a virtual way which therefore is different to just calling the
     *  assignment operator of DcmElement which could result in slicing
     *  the object.
     *  @param rhs - [in] The instance to copy from. Has to be of the same
     *                class type as "this" object
     *  @return EC_Normal if copying was successful, error otherwise
     */
    virtual OFCondition copyFrom(const DcmObject& rhs);

    /** get element type identifier
     *  @return type identifier of this class (EVR_SH)
     */
    virtual DcmEVR ident() const;

    /** check whether stored value conforms to the VR and to the specified VM
     *  @param vm value multiplicity (according to the data dictionary) to be checked for.
     *    (See DcmElement::checkVM() for a list of valid values.)
     *  @param oldFormat parameter not used for this VR (only for DA, TM)
     *  @return status of the check, EC_Normal if value is correct, an error code otherwise
     */
    virtual OFCondition checkValue(const OFString &vm = "1-n",
                                   const OFBool oldFormat = OFFalse);

    /** get a copy of a particular string component
     *  @param stringVal variable in which the result value is stored
     *  @param pos index of the value in case of multi-valued elements (0..vm-1)
     *  @param normalize delete leading and trailing spaces if OFTrue
     *  @return status, EC_Normal if successful, an error code otherwise
     */
    virtual OFCondition getOFString(OFString &stringVal,
                                    const unsigned long pos,
                                    OFBool normalize = OFTrue);

    /* --- static helper functions --- */

    /** check whether given string value conforms to the VR "SH" (Short String)
     *  and to the specified VM.
     *  @param value string value to be checked (possibly multi-valued)
     *  @param vm value multiplicity (according to the data dictionary) to be checked for.
     *    (See DcmElement::checkVM() for a list of valid values.)
     *  @param charset character set (according to the value of the SpecificCharacterSet
     *    element) to be used for checking the string value. The default is ASCII (7-bit).
     *    Currently, the VR checker only supports ASCII (ISO_IR 6) and Latin-1 (ISO_IR 100).
     *    All other values disable the check of the value representation, e.g. "UNKNOWN".
     *  @return status of the check, EC_Normal if value is correct, an error code otherwise
     */
    static OFCondition checkStringValue(const OFString &value,
                                        const OFString &vm = "1-n",
                                        const OFString &charset = "");
};

#endif // DCVRSH_H

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This is the thirty-first in a series of updates about formerly featured Debut Author Challenge authors and their 2015 works published since the last update and any upcoming works for 2016. The year in parentheses after the author's name is the year she/he was featured in the Debut Author Challenge.
There's just one wrinkle. To stop the resurrection of an undead army that could wreak havoc on Los Angeles, Owl must break into a heavily guarded archaeological sight [sic] in one of the most volatile regions in the world. A detour through Libya and a run-in with Somali pirates sends the clock ticking hastily toward total paranormal disaster.
The Strategist rules from the depths of See House, searching for the omnipotent Machinery that once chose the Overland's rulers, to ensure it is broken beyond repair. Only then will the Prophecy be fulfilled. Only then will Ruin come for everyone.
But only the Dust Queen knows where the Machinery resides. She is the oldest creature in creation, and she bows to no one, especially not the Strategist. She has built an army of the dead, and she is heading north.
It was the Dust Queen who made the Prophecy, and she knows its true meaning. Before the Machinery is finally broken, the immortals will play their favourite game one last time. A game from darker days. A game in which mortals are nothing more than pawns.
And this time, the Dust Queen wants to play.
Ever feel like you care too much? After a breakup, after the funeral...it feels like the way to win at life is to care the least.
Nico's tired of hurting people. He wants out. Not suicide, not that - he'd just hurt everyone who loves him. But what if he could erase his whole life? Undo the fact of his birth? Wouldn't Dominga be having a better night, right now, if she didn't have to take care of him?
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C++ bindings for WebGL 2.0 used in Expo GL module

# API documentation

- [Documentation for the master branch](https://github.com/expo/expo/blob/master/docs/pages/versions/unversioned/sdk/gl-view.md)
- [Documentation for the latest stable release](https://docs.expo.io/versions/latest/sdk/gl-view/)

# Installation in managed Expo projects

For [managed](https://docs.expo.io/versions/latest/introduction/managed-vs-bare/) Expo projects, please follow the installation instructions in the [API documentation for the latest stable release](https://docs.expo.io/versions/latest/sdk/gl-view/).

# Installation in bare React Native projects

For bare React Native projects, you must ensure that you have [installed and configured the `expo` package](https://docs.expo.dev/bare/installing-expo-modules/) before continuing.

### Add the package to your npm dependencies

Note: this should be used in conjunction with [expo-gl](https://github.com/expo/expo/tree/master/packages/expo-gl).

```
expo install expo-gl-cpp
```

### Configure for iOS

Run `npx pod-install` after installing the npm package.

### Configure for Android

No additional set up necessary.

# Contributing

Contributions are very welcome! Please refer to guidelines described in the [contributing guide](https://github.com/expo/expo#contributing).


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import time
import irobot
from irobot import *

#with IRobot() as init:
#	init.start()

"""
read in bluetooth commands
then relay to iRobot
lets say rotate clockwise for 1 second (currently static 'wait' command time at 1 sec)
"""

with IRobot() as relay1:
	time.sleep(2)
	relay1.right()
	relay1.wait()
	relay1.stop()

"""
some time (3 seconds) passes by and the rotate left indefinetly command is sent
"""
time.sleep(2)

with IRobot() as relay2:
	time.sleep(1)
	relay2.left()

"""
some more time (5 seconds) passes and the stop command is sent
"""
time.sleep(2)

with IRobot() as relay3:
	time.sleep(3)
	relay3.stop()

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This week, in Module 4, you will be reviewing aspects of assessing students' collaborative problem solving skills using a developmental approach. You will review a video of ICT tasks that the ATC21S team have created, and you will be prompted to think of ways these approaches may be used, in the classroom or in professional learning, to teach and assess CPS. Work in Week 3 of the course combines with work in Weeks 2 and 4 to support development of the learning outcomes described in Strand 3 of the course progression.
to take in solving the problem that we call the Beam Balance.
can see, and what Student B can see.
Clearly, to us, they have access to opposite sides of a beam fulcrum.
Student A's text is in blue and student B's text is in green.
As can be seen, the screens are not symmetrical.
The students have access to different resources and different information.
probably note that there are a series of numbers.
And these indicate pages that the students will work their way through.
So, it's an asymmetric task, and it's a multi-page problem.
page, to the information they encounter on the next page.
recognize the patterns identifiable in different settings.
to develop and hypothesize, and then, to test the hypothesis.
It's based on science curriculum.
And it begins to use the principle of moments.
you watch and listen to this task being completed.
responsiveness, perspective taking, interaction, and task completion.
These are the social skills that this task can elicit from the students.
goal setting, formulating, and testing hypotheses.
more specifically, the physics behind the task.
leading to multiple correct solutions.
each can only interact with one side.
and is not directly aware of this resource.
place their masses in the correct notch on the beam in order to achieve balance.
The students are able to pass the masses back and forth to each other.
There are four notches on each side of the balance beam on which to place the masses.
describe the formula which best describes how they achieve balancing the beam.
and they can reduce the probability of guessing.
that underpin social and cognitive processes required to complete this task.
Use this table to organize your observations.
skills inherit in this task involves responsiveness.
This is the student's ability to adapt and incorporate contributions from others.
masses have been transferred by Student A to Student B.
we can infer that the student has grasped the task concept.
Student B that may or may not be able to achieve balance.
And whether then, Student B returned these immediately.
their partner by acknowledging which resources are the most useful.
And permits the inference that the student understands the task concept.
One of the cognitive skills strands is what we call task regulation.
There are several elements that fall within this strand.
And within this task, we are looking at systematicity, and goal setting.
systematicity a student applies can be measured.
implementing possible solutions and monitoring their progress.
trials of balance by counting the positions tried for each and all masses.
Too few, or too many would suggest a lack of systematicity.
possible combinations, they are exploring the space and the resources thoroughly.
they already have the maximum amount of masses permitted.
approaching the task systematically, nor monitoring their own actions efficiently.
structure of the task, nor are they learning from their mistakes.
The task also enables the students to show their skill at setting goals.
can be measured in various ways across the assessment tasks.
which equates to one of the mass amounts, for example 100 grams or 200 grams.
is requesting those mass amounts from their partner.
And their goal is to use them to balance the beam.
use the masses to attempt the problem solution.
collaborating students work on the beam balance problem.
observations and note the behaviors being demonstrated.
I share a set of skills with my partner.
try out different masses, try to make it balance.
All right, that doesn't seem too hard.
Wait, I can send my partner different masses but only one at a time.
Drag them to the transfer pad, hm.
Oh, so I can't see my partner's side of the scales.
so we've not got any masses to begin with.
>> I'm going to put this 50 grams on.
Let's just try place Four, and we'll see what happens.
me other weights, because I don't have anything to do on the screen.
>> So that almost balances, but not quite.
Oh, my partner's only got the 50.
So if I can only send one at a time, she'll need to send that back.
>> I'm not quite sure what I can do, because I've only got one set of weights.
So I'm just going to ask my partner what they think I should do.
they're telling me to send 50 back.
>> [SOUND] Okay, my partner sent 50 back.
This 100 is set at Three.
I wonder if, I wonder if that's give another hint.
a bit impatient. I better send them something else.
>> I'm going to put the 300 on One.
>> [SOUND] Oh, that balances.
[SOUND] Hm, I wonder what my partner did there I'm going to ask.
Where did you put the 300 grams?
it seems to have balanced it, so, so that's, yeah.
I don't see anything else to do on this screen.
100 on Three, and they want to go to the next page.
We'll see what we have to do next.
[SOUND] Oh, so now we have to work out the formula of what balances.
On my left hand side, and on my partner's right hand side.
I wonder if they have to do the same.
>> I'm going to move on my side.
I had 300 grams on position One.
So I'm going to put in what, what I had.
I don't know what my partner had.
So I'm going to ask them what they, what they did.
>> Oh, maybe I didn't tell them what I did.
So I had the 300.
on Three yeah, I think that's right, I'll see if they can see that.
So, my partners saying 100 on Three, can you see what I've done?
into the boxes because I can't see what they've done.
I'm going to tell them to put it on the screen.
>> Oh, so they can't see what I've done.
So that means we don't, she can't view my moves.
Oh, wait, there's a Review button. Oh... that will help.
I bet she hasn't found that yet, I'll let her know.
has not done that, I've just done it myself.
but I don't know why I need to do that.
>> Hm, I think my partner thinks we can share the screen.
I think for this page we have to work individually to put in our answers.
So they.... I'll scroll up my chat box.
I think she told me what she did.
partner's masses, which I don't think we could see them before either.
Your partner has moved the left, left hand side mass.
Now you make it balance.
Your partner can send you two masses.
so, like on the first screen, I don't have any options to, for weight.
So I need my partner to send me some weights.
>> Hm, so I'm just trying different weights.
send something to them so we can try and balance.
Hmm, it says to move the 100 grams to the left, to position Four.
Okay, so we have to find a different way to balance the scales.
Maybe I'll send the 300 again, see if that works.
>> [SOUND] Okay, my partner's mass is 300.
I'm just going to try out Four.
[SOUND] Whoa, that didn't work.
So I'm going to try out three.
Two, it's still off balance.
Okay, I'm going to need more weights, because I've tried it on all Three.
Can I, oh yes it does say I can send two.
I sent the little one, 50.
That worked, it balanced it.
[NOISE] I'll find out what she did.
we need two masses to balance that one.
I'll tell her what I did.
We'll see what we have to do for the next page.
the scales balance when the 500 gram mass is on three different positions?
waiting for my partner to send me through the weights.
beam, so I'll start with that and then I'll send my partner.
Oh wait, I wonder how many I can send them.
I can send them two, and I can see them.
I'll tell my partner I can see their weights.
And, I can see both sides.
That would be much easier from the start if I could see their side.
>> I'll try and move this side on my partner's side.
But, I still can't move it, but I can see it.
to do another, we have to try another two times.
But we already know, so that will be really easy.
I'll tell them to do what we did before.
onto different positions, and see if we can still balance it.
So maybe we can still do that with the 100 and 300.
Okay, I'll move some of mine.
>> Okay, so we balanced with 500 on Three.
Now we need to do it once more with the 500.
going to have to keep moving.
We'll try balancing the 500 on Two.
Hm, I can't remember if we did that one before, before or not, I'll ask.
>> So we've done this the third time now so, we finished the task I think?
Did you see any evidence of these things?
Action, we were looking for action in what was described in scaffolded environments.
This is easy to see, because it's just the evidence of a student passing weights.
Was there evidence of task completion?
Was there evidence that the students undertake part of the task individually?
four, did they show evidence of responsiveness?
Did one student respond to the suggestions and the contributions of the other?
Did they realize that some masses cannot balance?
or 500 grams, student B returns it immediately.
Did they set goals for the task?
Did they request amounts of mass to be passed from one to the other?
Did they implement all possible solutions, and test all of these?
Did they try out different combinations of masses on the different beam positions?
Were they able to solve the problem?
Did they achieve a balance beam with three or more combinations of weights?
that they were able to apply it, and they were able to test the hypothesis.
Notice here we have a seesaw.
Notice how the seesaw in the playground is a similar idea to the beam balance.
or the seesaw, by putting weights in different positions.
How could you set this up, as a collaborative problem solving task?
Could it be set as an individual problem solving task?
two face-to-face tasks that we've just explored?
up as an individual problem-solving task and then converted to collaborative.
translate to a design feature for collaborative problem-solving.
fundamental aspect of collaborative problem solving tasks.
Next, we'll look at another kind of problem, which we call Game of 20.


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It is an important player in the Italian hotel sector with the Gruppo UNA brand through the subsidiary UnipolSai; it also has interests in the agricultural sector through Tenute del Cerro and in port facilities with Marina di Loano.
Leithà
Unipol also carries out an active role in promoting innovation and digital transformation through Leithà which focuses on maximising the value of the vast quantity of data held by the Group through intensive use of algorithms and innovative computing-based solutions. The aim is to gain and maintain a competitive advantage over competitors and react to a continuously evolving market.
The Group also operates outside Italy: UnipolSai operates in Serbia through its subsidiary DDOR Novi Sad.
Corporate Channels
In recent years, the Unipol Group has consolidated its brand awareness with the economic-financial community by developing its presence in new media, aiming to strategically integrate all channels of corporate communication: therefore corporate profiles were gradually built up on LinkedIn, Twitter, YouTube, Facebook and Instagram, and the blog Changes, to boost visibility of the numerous projects and initiatives that highlight Unipol's commitment to spreading its corporate values and enhancing the value of the events linked to it.
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A female Lazarus, a savagely beaten outcast, a lust-driven murderer, a dying drunk: The cast of characters that inhabits Nick Cave's Henry's Dream personifies their creator's dark vision. In the nine years since the breakup of his Australian Goth-thrash outfit the Birthday Party, Cave has developed not only as a lyricist but as a compelling storyteller. His grisly obsessions haven't changed much over the years, but backed by the Bad Seeds, which he formed in 1984, his execution has. Cave the vocalist has gradually transformed from snarling shriekmeister to basso profundo stylist. Meanwhile, former Birthday Party drummer-guitarist-keyboardist Mick Harvey has led the Seeds from skittery minimalism into a richly textured musical setting ideal for Cave's tales of despair, horror, passion and – occasionally – love.
Henry's Dream, Nick and the Seeds' seventh album, emphasizes melodiousness as much as the Birthday Party pioneered sonic bedlam: Acoustic guitars reign where distorted feedback once pillaged, and violin and cello arrangements add dramatic effect. Working for the first time with an outside producer, David Briggs (of Neil Young's Ragged Glory fame), the Bad Seeds – Harvey on guitar and organ, Blixa Bargeld on guitar, Conway Savage on piano, Martyn P. Casey on bass, Thomas Wydler on drums – put forth their best playing yet.
Cave varies his vocal delivery to meet the needs of each song. He solemnly intones the hymnlike "Christina the Astonishing," in which the protagonist "was stricken with a seizure" and "sprang up from the coffin/Just after the Agnus Dei." On the fervent "I Had a Dream, Joe," the singer testifies like a camp-revival preacher, and as the scapegoat of a shrew "with an iron fist," he growls the lyrics to "Jack the Ripper." Punctuated with jangling guitars, the Cave-style love song "Straight to You" describes its paramours' world as one in which "Heaven has denied us its kingdom/The saints are drunk and howling at the moon/The chariots of angels are colliding."


Consider yourself a bohemian at heart and think you should have been born in the 60's? Well now is your time to shine! While Boho fashion dates to the 1960s and 70's, this carefree and folksy trend is hotter than ever and there are tons of cool Boho Chic gifts to shop.
Boho Chic fashion embraces long, flowy clothing, ethnic-inspired accessories and natural looking hair styles and makeup. It's a laidback and colorful style, that anyone can pull off and customize.
From fashion finds and accessories to home decor, we've put together some of the best elements of Boho Chic style so you can find the perfect holiday Boho gift for your friends, family and yourself! If you chase after adventure and gravitate towards fashions that embraces your inner free spirit, then scroll down for unique Boho Chic gifts!
Earrings, necklaces and bracelets are all part of looking your Boho Chic best. Look for jewelry made from feathers, stones, leather, metals and other natural materials.
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Nature lovers of all ages can't resist these Fluorite Raw Crystal Necklaces in purple or green. Another Boho Chic statement piece are woven bracelets with shells and beads. This Boho Stack Bracelet is a must-have for your collection.
Every Boho Chic babe perfects their outfit with right bags and accessories. If you ever want to add a chill and eccentric vibe to your outfit, then wear one of these eye-popping statement pieces.
Colorful handbags with expressive patterns are some of our most loved Boho Chic gifts. This Canvas Messenger Bag has it all, including a flowery guitar strap and some fringe. For those who dream of adventures on the open sea, the Velvet Moon Trunk Bag is the perfect pick.
For all the Boho Chic's that love wraps, scarves and hair accessories, start to plan the sweetest outfits around this boho Head Wraps and Seaside Shawl. This silky soft head wrap comes in 15 different colors and will add a sassy touch to a flowy peasant top or romantic maxi dress. Our Seaside Shawl is a light, dreamy and the perfect alternative to a sweater or jacket on hot summer nights.
Think macramé art, vintage books, natural fabrics and lace. Create a mystical hideaway with any one of these Boho Chic gifts.
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Top off a table with a fringy table runner and a Nordic Style Glass Vase filled with freshly cut flowers. If you want to stick to more neutral colors, then take a look at our Woven Basket With Rope Handles. It spruces up a bouquet of dried herbs and flowers.
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Atlanta nerve pop quartet Small Reactions have officially released their sophomore album, RXN_002, via Bear Kids Recordings -- stream it today courtesy of New Noise Magazine.
The album's lead single, "Sessions Street" was previously premiered via GoldFlakePaint and followed by "Sliding Glass Nightmare", which received coverage on Huffington Post, Culture Collide, Austin Town Hall, and more.
Order your own copy of RXN_002 on vinyl, CD, or digital format, and find the band's upcoming tour dates below.
Watch Small Reactions' official music video for "Terrorangles", taken from their 2014 debut LP Similar Phantoms.


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Dekadent
(Self-Released)
The term 'cinematic' gets thrown around a lot these days, as many black, death, and progressive metal acts have become more comfortable with orchestration as a way to add color, texture, or simply grandeur to their sound. It's not as simple as that, though – you simply can't layer some heavy Gothic chords atop and expect your music to be suddenly elevated in power or emotional content. At worst, the most baroque attempts come off as merely busy, and those carnival chords almost always wind up sounding comical.
Slovenia's Dekadent, on the other hand, has truly earned the cinematic tag, not least because their brand of black metal has been crafted with a uniquely majestic melodic sensibility. They also earn it because for the second time now, their album has been written to accompany an actual short film. They did it in 2008 with the stunning and moody The Deliverance of the Fall, and their newest masterpiece, Veritas, is also accompanied by a 22-minute short. More on that in a bit, as I focused on the album first as a complete experience before taking in the film.
When I covered Dekadent's previous album, 2011's Venera: Trial and Tribulation, I noted that the band not only strained against the boundaries of what would typically be considered appropriate melodies for black metal, but they also did it in a way that was more complete, and ultimately, more cathartic, than the then-nascent blackgaze sound – a sub-genre that has recently earned a lot more attention and definition thanks to polarizing releases by USBM act Deafheaven, or, in the case of Alcest, elevated and then simply abandoned.
Make no mistake though – this is not a willowy, swoony blackgaze album. Dekadent still forges its own transcendent and triumphant sound, but they also churn in more darkness and chaos than on any of their previous albums – or than any other band which combines fuzzy blackened fury with brightness and positivity. "Of Acceptance and Unchanging" may open with soft, chiming acoustic guitars and dirge-like organs (could easily be something from Porcupine Tree or Brit-pop band Doves), but that's just the airy prelude to the dense, thunderous scrawl that follows. I've never heard Dekadent this brutal or corrosive, reaching Anaal Nathrakh-like levels of black/death malevolence before the melody lifts skyward without sacrificing any heaviness. The addition of Alice in Chains-style croons are also a surprising and effective touch, more subtle than just yanking the mood out of the gloom with soaring, power metal-style cleans.
Follow up "Dead Mountain" sounds most like the band's sound on Deliverance of the Fall – a blend of black metal and film score. The melody here, riding atop a hammering battery of blastbeats, is sweeping and langorous, rather than hitting you with a blizzard of notes – but the rest of the Veritas is even more aggressive and metallic. Take the lurching, groovy "Pasijon," the monstrous "Valburga," or "The Beast Beneath the Skin" – all are more dissonant and destructive than anything the band has done before, but no matter how chaotic their tone and energy, you know they'll crest again to something brighter. Dynamics are part of this band's DNA, and you're always assured of a varied and entertaining experience – I'm amazed this time around to see that the band has been able to do it while pushing their sound even further, darker, and weirder.
"Enervation's End," in particular, exemplifies this creative confidence more than anything else on the album. With its whacking percussion, blastbeats, pulsing electronics, and ragged vocals, it's like something off Emperor's swan song Prometheus. Sweeping guitar solos have been a part of the band's sound for years, but there's a yowling, almost showy 80s rawk bravado to them now, and on "Enervation's End," they even take on a Southern, stoner twang at times. Somehow, all of these additions – the Alice in Chains croons, the yowling guitar solos, the strutting basswork, and heavily distorted, almost pig-like squeals – should come off like a band casting about for a identity, but the eclecticism is kept in check by a masterful grasp of dynamics and control. The band's name is aptly chosen – decadent, but never disjointed.
As for the short film, it's beautifully shot and crafted, but I found the storyline – about a terminally-ill young man spending his final day with his girlfriend – to be too tentative and far less tragic than it was probably intended to be. Veritas the film is never as emotionally investing or passionate as Veritas the album. It's also interesting that mastermind Artur Felicijan chose to craft a narrative rather than use imagery and editing to complement his already rich sonic vision. The music is not used as a score per se, but is relegated to the background via the car's blasting stereo as the couple drives into the woods for their final moments together. It felt incongruous and forced in, which is a shame considering that the album's bold and wild musical choices always stick their landings.
In any case, I still have immense respect for the drive and vision it took to not only shoot, edit, and produce the film, but also to do it while delivering such an incredible album. It's not enough that Dekadent sets themselves apart from the rest of the black/death herd by embracing gorgeous and transcendent melody in a genre that's exclusively focused on dark and destructive energy. With Veritas, they've now also gone darker and more metallic than they ever have before, and have become more creatively successful as well. There are few artists out there this assured, ambitious, or invigorating – Enslaved, Blut Aus Nord, and Ihsahn come to mind – so if you are new to Dekadent, prepare to be amazed.
Written by Jordan Itkowitz
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Commented by: stiffy
Oh man I'm liking this. Haven't heard their name in years.
on Feb 27th, 2015 at 07:36
Commented by: E. Thomas
These guys are amazing. help them release a physical copy of this great album. http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/veritas
Commented by: gordeth
I finally got around to hearing this. I still think these guys sound like Devin Townsend playing black metal. Of course, I mean that as a good thing.
on Apr 10th, 2015 at 11:41


We wanted to address some of the recent news reports about our financial health. As you might have read, the press articles are citing our Annual Report, form 20-F. For the first time in the report, we used the language that there is "substantial doubt" with our status as a "going concern", which is what the media is broadcasting.
 New auditors: We just switched audit firms from KPMG to PriceWaterhouseCoopers (PWC) prior to this annual report, which was a major cause for the delay in our filings as PWC had to learn and scrutinize our business.
 We are (and have always been) a "going concern": A "going concern" is defined as a business that "functions without the threat of liquidation for the foreseeable future, usually regarded within a 12 month period." The current issue is that PWC has stringent standards about verifying our debt repayment plan over a set timeframe and requires much analysis, which we're in the process of doing now. We believe the doubt raised around this topic will be eliminated soon.
 Large polysilicon land payment: As we have publicly stated, we have been working to reduce our debt for many years, and we had a major announcement a few weeks ago around selling some land rights to our polysilicon plant. That was very positive given the size of the deal. With the proceeds from the sale of land, we were able to pay off a significant part of our debt earlier than what was scheduled.
 New strategic business initiatives: In addition to the polysilicon plant land, we are continuously looking to rationalize our business by selling assets that are not being fully utilized (such as land at other factories), and investing in new businesses (downstream development work in China, among other plans). This type of internal asset review has been ongoing, and is a common business practice. This is all very positive to auditors and analysts.
In summary, we have already paid down a portion of our debt, and we are continuing to do so. We are in good standing with our Chinese investors, have access to capital, a strong path to debt reduction, and a very high-performing quality product.
I hope this explanation proves beneficial, and that you will relay our confidence. Please feel free to reach out to me with any additional questions or feedback.
I would like to thank you for your ongoing support and relationship with Yingli Sub Sahara Africa.
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Yingli Green Energy Sub Sahara Africa Pty Ltd (YGESA), a subsidiary of Yingli Green Energy Holding Company Limited, is a legally registered private company in South Africa.


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Part Two Of The Real Housewives Of New York Airs Tonight!
90 Day Fiance Star Ashley Martson Attempts Damage Control; Admits Marrying Jay Smith Was A Mistake
Shannon Beador Spotted With Mystery Man After Breakup With Rick Stanley
Dorit Kemsley Claims She Froze Her Own Bank Account
Lisa Vanderpump
James Kennedy Thinks He And Raquel Leviss Will Be The Next To Get Married On Vanderpump Rules
by Glenn Rowleyon June 24th, 2019
Could James Kennedy be ready to put a ring on it? He sure thinks so. Even with all of the cheating allegations and general instability in his life, he is convinced that he and Raquel Leviss will be the next Vanderpump Rules couple to walk down the aisle.
And why not? This was a great storyline move for Jax Taylor and Brittany Cartwright, who are getting married next week, which will be filmed for Season 8, of course. Katie Maloney and Tom Schwartz had a whole season devoted to their wedding planning… which wasn't the best look for them. Will James and Raquel be the next Vanderpump Rules duo to get engaged for a storyline? And who can forget when Scheana Marie got married in that crop top wedding dress?
Jax Taylor And Brittany Cartwright Invited Chrissy Teigen And John Legend To Their Wedding
by Evieon June 24th, 2019
It's no secret that Chrissy Teigen and John Legend are Vanderpump Rules superfans. Both of them constantly tweet about their obsession. The couple also appeared opposite the cast on an episode of Family Feud. Plus, Chrissy is the only most famous person to care about Meemaw's Beer Cheese. Who could ever forget the couple singing the show's theme song on Watch What Happens Live!?
This level of super-fandom has even made Chrissy Kyle Richards' top choice to join the cast of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. It's safe to say that many Bravolebrities view Chrissy as a huge step up from everyone they know friend. So much so that she and John are invited to Jax Taylor and Brittany Cartwright's wedding!
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Report: NeNe Leakes Has Vanderpump Rules-Type Spin-Off Show In The Works
by Tia Mon June 21st, 2019
NeNe Leakes is having a tough year. Her husband, Gregg Leakes, was battling cancer. And battling NeNe. Also battling NeNe? The majority of the Real Housewives of Atlanta cast and some of the crew. But don't feel sorry for NeNe, the majority of her battles are of her own making. NeNe threatened to "f*uck up" a cameraman. She physically assaulted Porsha Williams and another crew member in a closet. NeNe denounced her friendship with Cynthia Bailey. She fat-shamed Porsha approximately 6.2 seconds after Porsha expelled a human from her body.
Despite NeNe's distasteful-bordering-on-criminal behavior, rumors have been swirling that she will receive a raise for appearing on RHOA Season 12. In fact, word on the (Peachtree) street is that the entire cast has received raises. It's a good thing Ms. Leakes is a rich bitch, because it looks like she may not benefit from the alleged salary-hike. It looks like Season 12 of RHOA is filming without her!
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Lisa Vanderpump's Mother Passed Away; Steps Away From Vanderpump Rules Filming
by Allisunon June 20th, 2019
You might think Lisa Vanderpump has everything. Solid marriage, two children, and an army of animal friends. She also maintains a hectic work schedule, with various successful restaurants in Los Angeles. Lisa is also a champion for animal rights. She has been consistent in using her platform to raise awareness and change laws, along with saving doggy lives. A beautiful home, wealth, and fame are the benefits achieved from her continued efforts and hard work.
It doesn't come without a cost. Since moving to the States, Lisa has been quite a distance from her family in England. She was heartbroken when her only brother committed suicide in 2018. His death was a foreshadow into more problems ahead. She chose to film season 9 of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and Vanderpump Rules, despite her grief. A decision she admittedly regrets. Now comes news of more tragic loss for Lisa and her family. But this time, she has decided to take a break.
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Tom Sandoval And Ariana Madix Talk About Lisa Vanderpump's Departure From Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills
The news of Lisa Vanderpump's departure from Real Housewives of Beverly Hills has rocked the Bravo universe. So much so that everyone and their mother, (ahem Tamra Judge) has an opinion on the queen of diamonds and rosé leaving the show. An OG leaving a series is big news. Plus, if you're on one of her shows, you'll have no choice but to answer questions about it.
LVP might be leaving RHOBH, but she certainly isn't done with Bravo. After all, the successful restauranteur/executive producer is the genius who gave us Vanderpump Rules. Give her an Emmy already! Fans aren't the only people who appreciate LVP's savvy for good TV. SUR-vers, Tom Sandoval and Ariana Madix are forever indebted to the woman with the heavy crown.
Tamra Judge Discusses Lisa Vanderpump Quitting Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills & Not Attending The Reunion
by Patrick Won June 19th, 2019
During the last few weeks, we have been bombarded with the sad news that Lisa Vanderpump is leaving the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills after nine seasons. When word got out that Lisa had ditched the reunion, it seemed pretty clear her Housewife days were numbered.
Almost everyone has an opinion or theory on Lisa's exit–from fans to co-stars to other Housewives. And Real Housewives of Orange County star Tamra Judge, of course, has her own views on Lisa's departure, as she has an opinion on everything. And some of her thoughts may surprise you.
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Dorit Kemsley Is Forced To Reveal Her Finances In PK Kemsley's Legal Battle!
What comes around goes around. And it's really going around for Dorit Kemsley and her husband, PK. After enduring a season battling dog woes on Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Dorit and PK have had another war going on behind the scenes. Does PK have a little gambling habit trouble balancing his finances? The Bellagio Casino seems to think so. Since 2018, the Las Vegas hotel had been waiting for PK to pay up on a $3 million marker. That suit was finally settled this year.
But PK and Dorit's financial troubles didn't end there. Not by a long shot. PK has yet to repay a $1.2 million debt on money he was loaned in 2011. He has currently only forked up $250,000 and that just won't do. Recently PK was ordered to court for an examination of his finances. Dorit isn't off the hook either, her swimsuit line is also involved in some legal drama over proper ownership of the company. What is with these two? Someone might need a financial adviser. Or maybe this is the dastardly work of Lisa Vanderpump, because everything is her fault. With all of that, the money trauma continues. Now the courts want to see what is hiding in Dorit's probably fake Birkin bags.
Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills Recap: What Comes Around Goes Around?
by Mary McClellandon June 19th, 2019
What can be said about last night's Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills except yeah, Kyle Richards is THE WORST.
I'm honestly not surprised the Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills (led by Kyle and her partner in wine Teddi Mellencamp Arroyave) found a target to replace Lisa Vanderpump and Camille Grammer – I'm actually surprised that target was Erika Girardi. Erika always seems so disconnected and the other women kowtowed by her aloofness, which I suppose, in turn, is why she found herself in the crosshairs of these popularity obsessed middle-aged mean girls the second she opened up a bit.
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This spacious townhome was just remodeled in 2015. It features a private hot tub, beautiful forested views, vaulted ceilings, gas fireplace, large deck with gas BBQ grill, granite counters, stainless appliances, WiFi, jetted bathtub, private washer/dryer, and a private garage.


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Q: Parsing HTML page using C# having problems I've been trying to accomplish something using HtmlAgilityPack, Fizzler and Regular Expressions but had no luck.
The page I am trying to scrape and parse to elements is here
http://www.sczg.unizg.hr/student-servis/vijest/2015-04-14-poslovi-u-administraciji/

Example of an item in item list:

  1628/ SomeBoldedTitle

    Some Description.
    Some price 20,00kuna.
  Contact somenumber
       098/1234-567 some mail

I would like to parse this item to:

*

*4/5 digit ID    >1628/ in the b element

*Title  >SomeBoldedTitle in the b>element

*Description >after /b

*Contact number and link > sometimes in strong>element sometimes in b

Here is some code I tried to get at least some output, I expected all p elements  with b's but nothing has come out.
 using System;
    using HtmlAgilityPack;
    using Fizzler.Systems.HtmlAgilityPack;

namespace Sample
{
    class Program
    {

        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            var web = new HtmlWeb();
            var document = web.Load("http://www.sczg.unizg.hr/student-servis/vijest/2015-04-14-poslovi-u-administraciji/");
            var page = document.DocumentNode;
                foreach (var item in page.QuerySelectorAll("p.item"))
            {
                Console.WriteLine(item.QuerySelector("p:has(b)").InnerHtml);
            }
        }
    }
}

Here is the link to the fizzler "documentation" I used to get this code
https://fizzlerex.codeplex.com/

A: Forward
I recommend using an HTML parsing module because HTML can lead to some crazy edge cases that will really skew your data. But if you're in control of your source text and still want/need to use a regex, I offer this possible solution.
Description
Given the following text
Example of an item in item list:

  1628/ SomeBoldedTitle

    Some Description.
    Some price 20,00kuna.
  Contact somenumber
       098/1234-567 some mail

This Regex

(?:(?!
).)*([0-9]+)/\s*((?:(?!).)*?)\s*\s*((?:(?!|).)*?)\s*<(?:strong|b)>\s*((?:(?!</).)*?)\s*</

Will parse your text into the following capture groups:

*

*Group 0 will be most of the string

*Group 1 will be the multi digit code

*Group 2 will be the title

*Group 3 will be the description

*Group 4 will be the phone number

Capture Groups
[0][0] =

  1628/ SomeBoldedTitle

    Some Description.
    Some price 20,00kuna.
  Contact somenumber
       098/1234-567 some mail
  </
[0][1] = 1628
[0][2] = SomeBoldedTitle
[0][3] = Some Description.
    Some price 20,00kuna.
[0][4] = Contact somenumber
       098/1234-567 some mail

Explained

Note: right click the image and select view in new window.
NODE                     EXPLANATION
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                      '
'
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  (?:                      group, but do not capture (0 or more times
                           (matching the most amount possible)):
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    (?!                      look ahead to see if there is not:
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                      '
'
----------------------------------------------------------------------
    )                        end of look-ahead
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    .                        any character
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  )*                       end of grouping
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                        ''
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  (                        group and capture to \1:
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    [0-9]+                   any character of: '0' to '9' (1 or more
                             times (matching the most amount
                             possible))
----------------------------------------------------------------------
  )                        end of \1
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  /                        '/'
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  \s*                      whitespace (\n, \r, \t, \f, and " ") (0 or
                           more times (matching the most amount
                           possible))
----------------------------------------------------------------------
  (                        group and capture to \2:
----------------------------------------------------------------------
    (?:                      group, but do not capture (0 or more
                             times (matching the least amount
                             possible)):
----------------------------------------------------------------------
      (?!                      look ahead to see if there is not:
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                             ''
----------------------------------------------------------------------
      )                        end of look-ahead
----------------------------------------------------------------------
      .                        any character
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    )*?                      end of grouping
----------------------------------------------------------------------
  )                        end of \2
----------------------------------------------------------------------
  \s*                      whitespace (\n, \r, \t, \f, and " ") (0 or
                           more times (matching the most amount
                           possible))
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                       ''
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  \s*                      whitespace (\n, \r, \t, \f, and " ") (0 or
                           more times (matching the most amount
                           possible))
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  (                        group and capture to \3:
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    (?:                      group, but do not capture (0 or more
                             times (matching the least amount
                             possible)):
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      (?!                      look ahead to see if there is not:
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                         ''
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       |                        OR
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                              ''
----------------------------------------------------------------------
      )                        end of look-ahead
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      .                        any character
----------------------------------------------------------------------
    )*?                      end of grouping
----------------------------------------------------------------------
  )                        end of \3
----------------------------------------------------------------------
  \s*                      whitespace (\n, \r, \t, \f, and " ") (0 or
                           more times (matching the most amount
                           possible))
----------------------------------------------------------------------
  <                        '<'
----------------------------------------------------------------------
  (?:                      group, but do not capture:
----------------------------------------------------------------------
    strong                   'strong'
----------------------------------------------------------------------
   |                        OR
----------------------------------------------------------------------
    b                        'b'
----------------------------------------------------------------------
  )                        end of grouping
----------------------------------------------------------------------
  >                        '>'
----------------------------------------------------------------------
  \s*                      whitespace (\n, \r, \t, \f, and " ") (0 or
                           more times (matching the most amount
                           possible))
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  (                        group and capture to \4:
----------------------------------------------------------------------
    (?:                      group, but do not capture (0 or more
                             times (matching the least amount
                             possible)):
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      (?!                      look ahead to see if there is not:
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        </                       '</'
----------------------------------------------------------------------
      )                        end of look-ahead
----------------------------------------------------------------------
      .                        any character
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    )*?                      end of grouping
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  )                        end of \4
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  \s*                      whitespace (\n, \r, \t, \f, and " ") (0 or
                           more times (matching the most amount
                           possible))
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  </                       '</'

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puts "sem4r_irbrc.rb"

require File.dirname(__FILE__) + "/../examples/example_helper"

IRB.conf[:ECHO] = false

adwords = Adwords.production
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Kris is helping Will clear the table.
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Roxanne pulled out of the parking lot.
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Anne almost never forgets to send his mother a Mother's Day greeting card.
Knapper changed places with Samir.
Frances got married to Stewart.
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Yvonne asked for three days off.
Paola just got back home.
You'd better tell Jones what he needs to do.
Gabriel was the only one who noticed what happened.
How long did Harold stay?
Elsa is in the other room getting dressed.
Brian was actually here tonight.
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Pandora has put on weight since the last time I saw him.
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Amir and Mysore already know that.
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Stryker Corp.'s plan to cut its workforce may mean 112 jobs lost in the Kalamazoo area; market slowdown, new excise tax has it looking for $100 million in cost savings
Updated: Jan. 21, 2019, 1:52 a.m. | Published: Nov. 11, 2011, 1:47 p.m.
By Al Jones | ajones5@mlive.com
Al Jones | Gazette FileWorkers are shown inside Stryker Medical division in Portage in this June 6 file photo. The medical products maker says it plans to reduce its worldwide staff by 5 percent as it tries to manage a challenging economic environment and market slowdown in elective procedures.
KALAMAZOO — Stryker Corp.'s plans to cut its worldwide workforce by 5 percent by the end of 2012 and take other restructuring steps in order to cut its operational costs could mean a loss of about 1,002 of its worldwide workforce, and a loss of about 112 workers in the Kalamazoo area, if the cuts are made across-the-board.
Stryker says it has 20,036 employees, including about 2,250 in the Kalamazoo area.
An earlier news report inadvertently had incorrect counts for the number of workers globally and locally.
Citing "a challenging economic environment and market slowdown in elective procedures," the medical products company said it plans to reduce its annual pre-tax operating costs by more than $100 million beginning in 2013.
The company said the restructuring and cost-cutting are needed to prepare for a new Medical Device Excise Tax scheduled to begin in 2013. Industry officials have said the excise tax will significantly add to the cost of medical products made in the United States.
The restructuring plan was announced by the maker of replacement hips, surgical devices and hospital beds in a Thursday afternoon press release.
"As our markets continue to evolve, these actions are part of our ongoing focus on quality, innovation and cost, and position the company to continue to provide strong, consistent growth in a changing environment," said Stephen P. MacMillan, chairman, president and chief executive officer of Kalamazoo-based Stryker. "Against this backdrop, we are committed to achieving consistent double-digit per-share earnings growth in 2011 and beyond."
Stephen P. MacMillan
Company spokeswoman Tamara Culter would not expound on the company's press release and said this morning that she was unable to comment on how many Stryker workers would be laid off or provide the timing for that.
An 8-K filing by the company Thursday with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission indicates that layoffs will occur before the end of 2012 however. In the filing, Stryker does not outline its restructuring plans but states:
"... These actions are being initiated to provide efficiencies and realign resources following recent acquisitions to allow for continued investment in strategic areas in an ongoing challenging economic environment and market slowdown in elective procedures."
Among other things stated by the company in the filing:
"The total pre-tax charges expected to be incurred in connection with the restructuring are approximately $150 million to $175 million, of which approximately $85 million to $95 million are expected to be recorded in the fourth quarter of 2011. The charges are expected to be comprised of approximately $85 million to $95 million in one-time employee termination costs, including severance and other benefits; $30 million to $35 million in impairments of long-lived assets; and $35 million to $45 million in other associated restructuring costs. The Company expects that approximately $120 million to $140 million of the charges will result in future cash expenditures. All expenditures are expected to be completed by the end of 2012."
In August of 2010, Stryker agreed to spend $150 million to buy Orchard Park, N.Y.-based Gaymar Industries, a maker of products used on hospital beds produced by Stryker. On Oct. 28, 2010, Stryker announced it would pay $1.5 billion to buy the neurovascular division of Boston Scientific Corp. On Oct. 29, 2010, Stryker said it would buy a division of Fairburn, Ga.-based Porex Corp. for an undisclosed sum. Porex Surgical makes implantable polyethylene products used in reconstructive surgery of the face and head. On May 16, Stryker said it would pay about $316 million to acquire Malvern, Pa.-based Orthovita Inc., a maker of bone graft materials and biosurgery products. And on Aug. 31, Stryker announced plans to spend $135 million in cash to buy Concentric Medical Inc., a Mountain View, Calif.-based maker of devices used to remove blood clots from the brain.
In morning trading on the New York Stock Exchange, Stryker shares were up 99 cents to $49.29 at 10 a.m. Shares are traded under the ticker symbol SYK.
Click here to see past stories about Stryker Corp.
- Al Jones can be reached at ajones@kalamazoogazette.com or 269-388-8556.


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Alumni Blog
Posted on March 25, 2019 by iwualumni
Two Degrees, One University: Jon-Marc Ream
By: Dezaray Barr
Jon-Marc Ream has obtained two bachelor's degrees from Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU) but in two different years.
Jon-Marc Ream and his twin brother, Grant
He received his first bachelor's degree in Exercise Science in 2014 and his second in 2016 in Nursing.
"I first was introduced to Indiana Wesleyan by my twin brother, Grant, who also attended IWU," Ream said. "Shortly after, I was recruited for the baseball team, but unfortunately was not able to keep playing due to injuries in high school. I stayed at IWU and still believe God brought me there."
As a student, Ream loved being on campus, and he loved developing friendships with fellow Wildcats.
"I still hold many friendships to this day, and was able to meet an amazing woman whom I will share the rest of my life with," he said.
Ream met his wife, Chloe, while attending IWU. Fun fact: Chloe is also a twin, and her twin also attended IWU!
Ream and his wife, Chloe
Before attending IWU, Ream didn't have an intimate relationship with God.
Through friends, professors, and other relationships, he was encouraged to learn more about the Lord.
"Most importantly, I was able to see a God who was not judgmental, but loving and positive," Ream said. "I would not be who I am without the relationships I gained at IWU. I'm very grateful."
He is now an operating room nurse in Elkhart, Indiana.
Ream believes that IWU helped lay a foundation for him to be a light in a dark world.
"Especially in healthcare, I run into patients and families that are in a very sad place," Ream said. "I have been given opportunities to show some goodness in the dark places."
As nurse, Ream is able to pray for patients when needed, share hope for families when they have none, and he ultimately can be kind to some who feel as if they have lost everything.
It's true that Ream earned two degrees at IWU, but he left with so much more. He left with a wife, an education, and, most importantly, a newfound, intimate relationship with the creator of the universe.
Written by Dezaray Barr, PR Specialist for the IWU Alumni Office. Dezaray is a senior Strategic Communication, Journalism and Honors Humanities triple major at Indiana Wesleyan University in the John Wesley Honors College. Visit Dez's website at www.dezaraybarr.weebly.com.
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If you're interested in working for an employer who respects you, your family life, and your community, credit unions are a great place to work. Working at a credit union is fun, fulfilling and best of all, we make a difference in our members' lives.
One way we do that is by giving back to the communities we're in: Spokane, Spokane Valley, the Tri-Cities, Wenatchee Valley and north Idaho.
So, let's get to it! Here's the nitty gritty of working for a credit union.
Should I work for a credit union?
We're biased, but of course we say, "Yes!" A credit union is a member-owned, not-for-profit organization with the goal to provide members with lower fees, lower rates on loans and higher interest on deposit accounts.
You are both an employee and a member of a credit union when you work for Numerica Credit Union. This means we care about your well-being just as we do our membership, and you get all the benefits of a credit union member and an employee.
"The vibe that you get from going into one of our branches or talking to our employees at a community event, it's not like that's just what we show to the outside world. You're going to get that same vibe when you go to work every day at Numerica," said Cindy Leaver, Numerica's Chief Financial Officer.
Numerica employees are empowered to make decisions, and there are many opportunities for advancement and development. They support employees' individual career paths, offering the support necessary to help them advance within the organization.
"The fact that my voice is actually being heard, and things are happening because of it, really does set this company apart from all other companies I've worked for," said Sidney Lorentz, Information Technology Specialist.
How are Numerica and other Spokane credit unions active in the community?
Spokane credit unions give back to the communities they are in by supporting local charities, non-profits and community events. They even team up together in support of local nonprofits such as Children's Miracle Network Hospitals – Sacred Heart Children's Hospital and pitch in to adopt a Spokane family at Christmas each year.
Numerica, alone, supports organizations such as Second Harvest, Blessings Under the Bridge, Volunteers of America, Wishing Star, Bruce Housing, Kootenai Health Foundation and many other wonderful organizations.
Numerica employees are given eight hours of paid volunteer time each year and have a donation matching program. There is never a lack of volunteer opportunities through sponsorships and non-profit partners. In 2017, Numerica donated 15,600 volunteer hours.
Credit unions also foster financial education by helping teach students and other members of the community how to budget, manage finances, and live well. Numerica's Financial Education curriculum is taught at schools and organizations throughout eastern Washington and north Idaho.
Employees are encouraged to volunteer their time with the Financial Education team helping our youth become financially responsible.
What kind of jobs are available at credit unions?
Many visitors and student tours are surprised by the variety of positions available at credit unions, from entry-level service representative positions to leadership managerial roles.
There are many departments that offer employment opportunities such as Human Resources, Culture and Training, IT, Finance, Member Service and Marketing/Communications. Jobs are available in all of the areas we serve including Spokane, Spokane Valley, Tri-Cities, and the Wenatchee Valley.
Current openings at Numerica include: Network and Systems Administrator, Business Banking Relationship Officer, Financial Advisor and Cash Management Representatives.
Openings are constantly being posted as opportunities present themselves, so bookmark the Numerica Careers page and check back frequently.
What are the benefits of working at Numerica Credit Union?
What kind of people does Numerica look for to fill positions?
Numerica first and foremost, looks for a good cultural fit. If you're fun, open to change, transparent and work well on a team, then you should fit in nicely. Someone who wants to learn, grow, and has a passion for giving back to the community would feel right at home at Numerica.
Numerica's Experience video gives you a short peak of current employees and the Numerica culture.
What type of training and development is offered to those who work for Numerica?
New employees at Numerica go through a three-week welcome and onboarding program that sets them up with all the tools necessary for a successful start.
Numerica's in-house training department offers leadership classes, personal development classes, technical classes, and financial education classes so that you have plenty of opportunity to continue growing and developing throughout your career.
What is the application process at Numerica?
"I was such a nervous wreck for my interview that I just kept babbling. The interview team was awesome and did not mind my awkwardness one bit. They made me feel welcome." - Allyson Shoshana, MarCom Digital Coordinator.
Now you know why working at a credit union is awesome. And, you know how to find jobs and apply at Numerica. Most credit unions are a great place to work, because they are interested in making your life better. Doing so makes our members lives better. We hope to hear from you soon!


The town of Culver was originally named Marmont in honor of a French general of that name, and it became incorporated under that name in 1894. It was later renamed again for Henry Harrison Culver, head of the Culver Academies.
Many things have changed since that time, but the beauty of the area and variety of local amenities remains the same. The town is a prestigious lakeside community with many upscale homes. Let our realtors show you the homes that are available. Give us a call to schedule an appointment. We'll show you fine properties that are available in the local real estate market.
Culver is located in north-central Indiana just two hours southeast of Chicago, two hours north of Indianapolis, and thirty-five miles south of South Bend. The town is located on the edge of Lake Maxinkuckee where the shore is lined with beautiful homes and the Culver Academies.
Culver sits on the south side of State Road 10 between State Road 17 and State Road 117, which ribbons around the eastern shore of the lake. The town is located between US-31 and US-35, making it easy for residents to commute to nearby towns and cities. Whether you're thinking of commuting or working in town, we can answer any questions you might have to make your move an easy one.
The town of Culver is the hub for eating, shopping, and living. Restaurants in Culver serve a variety of cuisines. Corndance celebrates and honors the traditions of the Potawatomi Indians by offering diners a cuisine made from only the freshest ingredients acquired from the land. Boardwalk Bar & Grill is located at the Culver Marina, a place where diners can enjoy delicious food while getting a great view of the lake.
The Evil Czech Brewery serves soup in a toasted sourdough breadbowl, BBQ cheeseburgers with all the fixin's and more. The Original Root Beer Stand is a sandwich shop and hot dog joint that brings back memories of years past.
After eating a meal at any of these fine restaurants, diners can do some shopping at several specialty shops in Culver. Fisher & Company Clothiers has a large selection of apparel. Civvies is a small town urban boutique featuring hand-picked clothing and accessories. Diva has a wide selection of women's apparel, gifts, home decor, fragrances, and jewelry. Elizabeth's Garden offers a great selection of flowers and unique gifts.
The Culver Community History Museum seeks to promote the unique natural, historical, and cultural heritage of the Culver area by collecting, preserving, interpreting artifacts and other research materials. Lake Maxinkuckee is the second largest natural lake in Indiana. The lake area offers fishing, boating, and golfing to name a few of the outdoor activities available. It's also the perfect place to find a comfortable seat and watch the waves of blue water roll in from the lake.
Several restaurants in Culver celebrate the town's history as well as the talent of its residents. Café Max downtown was once a movie house, and the decor reflects the community's history. Memorabilia of the town, the lake, and Culver Academies grace the walls. Fresh-baked bread and homemade soups are a favorite.
The Culver Coffee Company is committed to serving quality coffee at a reasonable price, operating within a friendly atmosphere and promoting community art and accomplishments in the coffee shop. The Lakehouse Grille is Culver's favorite restaurant and bar for friends and families to meet for any occasion. The Dining Room features a soaring ceiling which houses a spectacular 20' C-Scow sailboat, rigged and ready to embark on Lake Max. The walls feature funky original surfboard art, a 30-foot mural of early Lake Maxinkuckee and super-sized advertising art that ranges from the bizarre to the nostalgic.
The most common industry in Culver is educational services with almost one-quarter of those employed working in this industry. Manufacturing is the second most common industry in the area. Employers in the Marshall County area include Medallion Cabinetry, Rochester Metal Products Corporation, Winamac Coil Spring, and Fulton Industries. Woodlawn Hospital, Lab Industries, and Acument Global Technologies each also employ a large number of people. Other common industries in the area include retail trade, construction, accommodation and food services, and administrative and support, and waste management services.
There are three schools in the Culver Community Schools Corporation: an elementary school, a middle school, and a high school. Culver Community High School was named a Four Star School by the Indiana Department of Education. Even more impressive, U.S. News & World Report has ranked Culver Community High School in the past among the top high schools in the nation. Of the roughly 20,000 U.S. public high schools that were reviewed, Culver was one of only a handful of Indiana schools to have received this award.
Those wishing to further their education after high school graduation can choose to attend one of the several schools that are located within a 55-mile radius of Culver: Indiana University-South Bend, University of Notre Dame (South Bend), Purdue University-North Central (Valparaiso), Valparaiso University (Valparaiso), Indiana University-Northwest (Gary), and Indiana University-Kokomo.
The Culver Academies are a group of elite and prestigious college preparatory boarding schools and summer camps located in Culver. The Culver Academies are composed of three entities: Culver Military Academy (CMA) for boys, Culver Girls Academy (CGA), and the Culver Summer Schools and Camps (CSSC). There have been many famous alumni including George Foreman III, Roger Penske, Gene Siskel, George Steinbrenner, and a number of politicians, judges, sports players, sports team owners, actors, and musicians.


Posted on Thursday, February 9, 2017.
of food, drinks, and merriment at the site of the new office, located within Los Veneros Resort Residences and Beach Club—and boasting a pretty incredible ocean view.
Exquisitely executed by coordinator Ana Aldrete in conjunction with The Agency Punta de Mita Special Events and Hospitality Services and decorator Lupe Wulff from Artell, Enrique Chang, and Ro'Wo Galeria, the lush grounds were decked out in vibrant textiles and comfy lounge furniture for a festive hacienda vibe.
mixologist Israel Diaz, including the signature cocktail, Sangre Cora. As the sun set and the Sangre Coras kicked in, guests danced and swayed to music by DJ Mike Rodriguez and Saxophonist Henry Bermudez and enjoyed a delightful assortment of Mexican sweets for dessert.
View more photos from the unveiling event below.