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New Siena Poll Finds NYS Residents Optimistic About Future
Leslie Ann
Leslie Ann Published: April 9, 2021
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If you are like other New York State residents, you are feeling more optimistic about the future. This, according to the latest consumer sentiment poll conducted by Siena College. The survey with 800 random respondents residing in New York State showed The New York State Index of Consumer Sentiment in the first quarter of this year is at 82.5 which is a 7.7 point increase from the fourth quarter of last year. That figure puts New York about two and half points behind national figures. New Yorkers remain more optimistic about future economic conditions than the nation as a whole and that's credited to the COVID-19 vaccine, more stimulus checks and the reopening of the economy. The poll was taken during the first week of March.
With that said, sentiment is still not at the level it was before the pandemic shut down of businesses in March of 2020. New Yorkers are concerned about increasing gas prices and the amount of money they have been spending on groceries which is more than pre-pandemic. It seems that spending will be more conservative when it comes to buying vehicles (17.8% plan to purchase), consumer electronics (47.1% plan to purchase), and real estate (10.0% plan to purchase). It turns out that if people are going to spend money, it will be on furniture (32%) and major home improvements (31.1%).
I am feeling optimistic about where things are headed as well and in our family we have been spending more money on small home improvements and take-out food. I think like many, my family is being cautiously optimistic and spending accordingly, while hanging onto some savings (just in case). If there's one thing that this pandemic has taught many of us, it's that it's a great thing to have some security money in a savings account.
Source: New Siena Poll Finds NYS Residents Optimistic About Future
Filed Under: Coronavirus (COVID-19), COVID-19, New York State economy, New York State News, New York State poll, Siena poll
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package com.cookingfox.lapasse.impl.logging;

import com.cookingfox.lapasse.api.command.Command;
import com.cookingfox.lapasse.api.command.exception.NoRegisteredCommandLoggerException;
import com.cookingfox.lapasse.api.command.logging.CommandLogger;
import com.cookingfox.lapasse.api.event.Event;
import com.cookingfox.lapasse.api.event.exception.NoRegisteredEventLoggerException;
import com.cookingfox.lapasse.api.event.logging.EventLogger;
import com.cookingfox.lapasse.api.state.State;
import fixtures.example.command.IncrementCount;
import fixtures.example.event.CountIncremented;
import fixtures.example.state.CountState;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;
import testing.TestingUtils;

import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicBoolean;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertFalse;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;

/**
 * Unit tests for {@link DefaultLoggersHelper}.
 */
public class DefaultLoggersHelperTest {

    //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    // TEST SETUP
    //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    DefaultLoggersHelper<CountState> loggers;

    @Before
    public void setUp() throws Exception {
        loggers = new DefaultLoggersHelper<>();
    }

    //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    // TESTS: addCommandLogger
    //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    @Test(expected = NullPointerException.class)
    public void addCommandLogger_should_throw_if_logger_null() throws Exception {
        loggers.addCommandLogger(null);
    }

    @Test
    public void addCommandLogger_should_add_logger() throws Exception {
        final AtomicBoolean commandErrorCalled = new AtomicBoolean(false);
        final AtomicBoolean commandResultCalled = new AtomicBoolean(false);

        loggers.addCommandLogger(new CommandLogger() {
            @Override
            public void onCommandHandlerError(Throwable error, Command command) {
                commandErrorCalled.set(true);
            }

            @Override
            public void onCommandHandlerResult(Command command, Collection<Event> events) {
                commandResultCalled.set(true);
            }
        });

        loggers.onCommandHandlerError(null, null);
        loggers.onCommandHandlerResult(null, null);

        assertTrue(commandErrorCalled.get());
        assertTrue(commandResultCalled.get());
    }

    //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    // TESTS: removeCommandLogger
    //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    @Test(expected = NullPointerException.class)
    public void removeCommandLogger_should_throw_if_null() throws Exception {
        loggers.removeCommandLogger(null);
    }

    @Test
    public void removeCommandLogger_should_not_throw_if_not_added() throws Exception {
        loggers.removeCommandLogger(new DefaultLogger<>());
    }

    @Test
    public void removeCommandLogger_should_remove_logger() throws Exception {
        DefaultLogger<State> logger = new DefaultLogger<>();

        loggers.addCommandLogger(logger);

        assertTrue(loggers.commandLoggers.contains(logger));

        loggers.removeCommandLogger(logger);

        assertFalse(loggers.commandLoggers.contains(logger));
    }

    //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    // TESTS: onCommandHandlerError
    //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    @Test(expected = NoRegisteredCommandLoggerException.class)
    public void onCommandHandlerError_should_throw_if_no_command_loggers() throws Exception {
        loggers.onCommandHandlerError(null, null);
    }

    //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    // TESTS: addEventLogger
    //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    @Test(expected = NullPointerException.class)
    public void addEventLogger_should_throw_if_logger_null() throws Exception {
        loggers.addEventLogger(null);
    }

    @Test
    public void addEventLogger_should_add_logger() throws Exception {
        final AtomicBoolean eventErrorCalled = new AtomicBoolean(false);
        final AtomicBoolean eventResultCalled = new AtomicBoolean(false);

        loggers.addEventLogger(new EventLogger<CountState>() {
            @Override
            public void onEventHandlerError(Throwable error, Event event) {
                eventErrorCalled.set(true);
            }

            @Override
            public void onEventHandlerResult(Event event, CountState newState) {
                eventResultCalled.set(true);
            }
        });

        loggers.onEventHandlerError(null, null);
        loggers.onEventHandlerResult(null, null);

        assertTrue(eventErrorCalled.get());
        assertTrue(eventResultCalled.get());
    }

    //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    // TESTS: removeEventLogger
    //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    @Test(expected = NullPointerException.class)
    public void removeEventLogger_should_throw_if_null() throws Exception {
        loggers.removeEventLogger(null);
    }

    @Test
    public void removeEventLogger_should_not_throw_if_not_added() throws Exception {
        loggers.removeEventLogger(new DefaultLogger<CountState>());
    }

    @Test
    public void removeEventLogger_should_remove_logger() throws Exception {
        DefaultLogger<CountState> logger = new DefaultLogger<>();

        loggers.addEventLogger(logger);

        assertTrue(loggers.eventLoggers.contains(logger));

        loggers.removeEventLogger(logger);

        assertFalse(loggers.eventLoggers.contains(logger));
    }

    //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    // TESTS: onEventHandlerError
    //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    @Test(expected = NoRegisteredEventLoggerException.class)
    public void onEventHandlerError_should_throw_if_no_event_loggers() throws Exception {
        loggers.onEventHandlerError(null, null);
    }

    //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    // TESTS: addLogger
    //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    @Test(expected = NullPointerException.class)
    public void addLogger_should_throw_if_logger_null() throws Exception {
        loggers.addLogger(null);
    }

    @Test
    public void addLogger_should_add_multiple_loggers() throws Exception {
        final AtomicBoolean commandErrorCalled = new AtomicBoolean(false);
        final AtomicBoolean commandResultCalled = new AtomicBoolean(false);
        final AtomicBoolean eventErrorCalled = new AtomicBoolean(false);
        final AtomicBoolean eventResultCalled = new AtomicBoolean(false);

        loggers.addLogger(new DefaultLogger<CountState>() {
            @Override
            public void onCommandHandlerError(Throwable error, Command command) {
                commandErrorCalled.set(true);
            }

            @Override
            public void onCommandHandlerResult(Command command, Collection<Event> events) {
                commandResultCalled.set(true);
            }

            @Override
            public void onEventHandlerError(Throwable error, Event event) {
                eventErrorCalled.set(true);
            }

            @Override
            public void onEventHandlerResult(Event event, CountState newState) {
                eventResultCalled.set(true);
            }
        });

        loggers.onCommandHandlerError(null, null);
        loggers.onCommandHandlerResult(null, null);
        loggers.onEventHandlerError(null, null);
        loggers.onEventHandlerResult(null, null);

        assertTrue(commandErrorCalled.get());
        assertTrue(commandResultCalled.get());
        assertTrue(eventErrorCalled.get());
        assertTrue(eventResultCalled.get());
    }

    //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    // TESTS: removeLogger
    //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    @Test(expected = NullPointerException.class)
    public void removeLogger_should_throw_if_null() throws Exception {
        loggers.removeLogger(null);
    }

    @Test
    public void removeLogger_should_not_throw_if_not_added() throws Exception {
        loggers.removeLogger(new DefaultLogger<CountState>());
    }

    @Test
    public void removeLogger_should_remove_logger() throws Exception {
        DefaultLogger<CountState> logger = new DefaultLogger<>();

        loggers.addLogger(logger);

        assertTrue(loggers.commandLoggers.contains(logger));
        assertTrue(loggers.eventLoggers.contains(logger));

        loggers.removeLogger(logger);

        assertFalse(loggers.commandLoggers.contains(logger));
        assertFalse(loggers.eventLoggers.contains(logger));
    }

    //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    // TESTS: dispose
    //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    @Test
    public void dispose_should_remove_event_listeners() throws Exception {
        DefaultLogger<CountState> logger = new DefaultLogger<>();

        loggers.addLogger(logger);

        assertTrue(loggers.commandLoggers.contains(logger));
        assertTrue(loggers.eventLoggers.contains(logger));

        loggers.dispose();

        assertFalse(loggers.commandLoggers.contains(logger));
        assertFalse(loggers.eventLoggers.contains(logger));
    }

    //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    // TESTS: CONCURRENCY (commandLoggers)
    //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    @Test
    public void commandLoggers_should_pass_concurrency_tests() throws Exception {
        TestingUtils.runConcurrencyTest(new Runnable() {
            @Override
            public void run() {
                DefaultLogger<CountState> logger = new DefaultLogger<>();
                IncrementCount command = new IncrementCount(1);

                loggers.addLogger(logger);
                loggers.onCommandHandlerError(new Exception("example"), command);
                loggers.onCommandHandlerResult(command, Collections.<Event>emptyList());
                loggers.removeLogger(logger);
            }
        });
    }

    //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    // TESTS: CONCURRENCY (eventLoggers)
    //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    @Test
    public void eventLoggers_should_pass_concurrency_tests() throws Exception {
        TestingUtils.runConcurrencyTest(new Runnable() {
            @Override
            public void run() {
                DefaultLogger<CountState> logger = new DefaultLogger<>();
                CountIncremented event = new CountIncremented(1);

                loggers.addLogger(logger);
                loggers.onEventHandlerError(new Exception("example"), event);
                loggers.onEventHandlerResult(event, new CountState(1));
                loggers.removeLogger(logger);
            }
        });
    }

}

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Q: Qt Error: QQmlApplicationEngine failed to load component, [...path]\main.qml: Network Error I'm trying to setup Qt for Python development, this is my first time using Qt though and I'm struggling with some difficulties regarding Qml, can't manage to get it working properly.
So. When I first launch the Design tab of my blank main.qml file, this is what I get, a little buggy and tinny window with an alert letting me now that the item ("Window") could not be created:

I managed to solve this by changing my QML Emulation Layer from "use fallback QML emulation layer" to "Use QML emulation layer that is built with the selected Qt" on Tools>Options>QT Quick> Qt Quick Designer.
This fixes the issue with the Design mode. However, after solving this, when I try to compile and run my blank application (didn't code anything yet, it's just an empty Python/Qt Quick application preset), I get this error message on the application output:
QQmlApplicationEngine failed to load component
c:%5c(my project path)%5Cmain.qml: Network error

I'm 99% sure it must be a super dumb newbie mistake of mine, but I can't manage to get it solved so I come here, kindly asking for your wise knowledge and help x')
I'm currently running the latest version of Qt6, with pyside6 and python 3.10.0 on Windows 10.
Already tried reinstalling Qt (a lot of times), also tried with different Qt builds (Qt5.15/pyside2 and a few more). Also tried with different Qt application presets that doesn't require Python but I keep getting the same error message.
Edit: I encounter the issue no matter what's written in the QML, even a simple empty window ends up throwing the exception:
Python::
# This Python file uses the following encoding: utf-8
import os
from pathlib import Path
import sys

from PySide6.QtGui import QGuiApplication
from PySide6.QtQml import QQmlApplicationEngine

if __name__ == "__main__":
    app = QGuiApplication(sys.argv)
    engine = QQmlApplicationEngine()
    engine.load(os.fspath(Path(__file__).resolve().parent / "main.qml"))
    if not engine.rootObjects():
        sys.exit(-1)
    sys.exit(app.exec_())

QML::
import QtQuick
import QtQuick.Window

Window {
    width: 640
    height: 480
    visible: true
    title: qsTr("Hello World")
}

Maybe I'm doing something wrong when building the application (I'm just trying Ctrl+R) or something is not properly setup on tools>options, I don't know. Just keep in mind I've never used Qt before so the mistake may be very dumb.

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And in her indelible bequest, all Liberians shall rekindle a stimulating desire to live a life of patriotism and begin to demonstrate virtues of hard work, humility, honesty and resilience.
On an ailing bed at Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital in Accra, a vocal legislative floor fighter and much-admired feminist laid helpless, but hopeful of bouncing back. Battling with a prolonged ailment, then came her final moment on earth when life's light finally dwindled by 5:15pm on Saturday, February 9, 2019.
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It was indeed an aching and edgy moment to endure. But such an unbearable time shall come for every being to end his/her mission on earth. So it was with this firebrand, self-sacrificing, courageous and nationalistic Senator – a mentor and mother whose enviable legacy shall forever illuminate as an immaculate embodiment of women advocacy and leadership across Liberia.
Approaching twilight on Saturday, Montserrado and Liberia stood still upon hearing this distraught news. The atmosphere became shattered and frenzied as another patriotic stateswoman finally surrendered her baton to death. This time around, it was Field Marshal Geraldine Doe-Sheriff who had to answer this call from martyrdom.
Of course, Lady Zico has been gladly received by our forebears and she will forever be remembered as a martyr on whose back Liberia's democracy strived in pursuit of social justice, equality, freedom and prosperity. In her memory, young Liberian women and girls shall aspire to compete for excellence in leadership, politics and business.
And in her indelible bequest, all Liberians shall rekindle a stimulating desire to live a life of patriotism and begin to demonstrate virtues of hard work, humility, honesty and resilience – for Geraldine Doe-Sheriff was a revered stateswoman – a bold, vocal, conscientious and fearless female general who lived a life of dignity and honor.
Pondering over such a gigantic loss has left behind a vacuum of despair and gloom. Surely, this blow is hard-hitting and heart-rending especially when a post-conflict nation like Liberia still bleeds from massive brain-drain and leadership-deficit. The cemetery is fast hauling some of our brightest and enterprising feminists. The Republic is troubled by this national tragedy!
Hence, we plead for mercy from THE DEITY for life's twilight to spare our nation for a moment. Prostrating in obedience and beseeching divinity upon this failed State, may longevity, solidarity, unity and prosperity reign as we mourn another fallen heroine. Though unbelievable, but who are we to say NO when THE CREATOR calls?
Just yesterday, it was Mot. Mary N. Brownell, Madam Ruth Caesar, and Rev. Mot. Mai Roberts. The nation has again lost another precious diamond – an illustrious compatriot whose altruistic impact revived HOPE, stirred CHANGE and inspired HUMANITY. For Lady Zico was a revered patriot who made an ultimate sacrifice to guarantee a free and fair space for women participation in politics and governance.
The field marshal and floor fighter has finally gone to join ranks with a host of other martyr generals. Just 4 days to her 52nd birth anniversary (February 14), this field marshal surprisingly said to us in French "au revoir" which means "Goodbye". Too sad to imagine and witness a conscious and powerful voice descending in everlasting silence. For Lady Zico was a revered patriot – meek in spirit, enlightened in thoughts, and gallant in deeds.
Grieved and saddened by this giant-sized loss, let not her betrayers parade as mourners because history has no space to accommodate traitors and apostles of subterfuge. Spare Lady Zico this pretense. Spare us this gimmick for such posturing or bravado only unstitches your fake identity which is engrained in betrayal and bootlicking. But this is what happens when one's conscience sinks in guilt and perfidy.
You betrayed and backstabbed Lady Zico when she needed you most. How then can you mourn her demise? You ruined her hard-earned reputation and viciously chased her out of your party headquarters in Congo Town, yet you have THE GUTS to celebrate her homegoing. Such posey display has its root in hypocrisy and hysteria. You are unfit to mourn Senator Doe-Sheriff because even while she was on her dying bed, you were conspiring to unseat her in 2020 Senatorial Elections.
You scourged and slandered this brilliant stateswoman even though she infused life, invaluable virtues, and energy in your party while serving as chairperson. Through her visionary and transformational style of leadership, your party became even stronger and dynamic as a leading opposition. With all of what she did, you paid her back with betrayal and dishonor.
Lady Zico's gratitude was repaid with ingratitude. Her generosity was paid back with indignity. Her loyalty was rewarded with disloyalty. Yes, history knows this for a fact. Then, what moral ground do you (betrayers) have now to honor this field marshal? Like Joshua Sackie, Horatio Gould, and George Solo, so it was with Geraldine Doe-Sheriff alias Lady Zico.
The late Senator was not only ridiculed, but axed and politically plagued by high-ranking members and fanatics of this new ruling clique under ex-Soccer Star George M. Weah. Of course, this was what she got as a payback or dividend for honestly committing her service to Mr. Weah's CDC – a party she risked her life, family, time and resources for.
The grand conspiracy to eject or oust Lady Zico from CDC was only intended to stain her legacy. William Shakespeare was right when he said "Ingratitude is monstrous". Indeed, it is a monster. This monster in my opinion is even more piercing than a sword, and those who often use it against humanity are only good enough to be rendered as nonentities and notorieties.
When Lady Zico was alive, CDCians disdainfully branded her as a devil and an element of reaction. All of a sudden, she has become an angel while in her grave. Sheer hypocrisy in an unquantified magnitude. Today, these betrayers have become 'mourners' without any form of jittery and penitence. Out of shame, they are referring to Lady Zico as a "fallen patriot" on social and electronic media. When did she become a patriot?
Let those betrayers give us a break because such penniless eulogium or counterfeit tribute only deserves public rebuke or reproof. Geraldine was never a coward neither was she a traitor. This field marshal was a bold woman who spoke her mind void of censorship, intimidation and prejudice. She was an informed, intelligent, articulate and a resourceful Legislator whose representation was 'eximios praestanti' meaning exceptionally outstanding.
Weep no more Lady Zico – Weep no more! Your pains are over – your troubles are gone. Those dark and distressing moments are all over. Never will you be bed-ridden from one hospital to another in search of cure. No more will your betrayers conspire to pull you down or tear you apart. Death has placed your traitors on pause. Instead of pretentiously celebrating you, let them find a new prey to castigate and feast on – for those predators shall one day be judged by history.
You had enough from this evil world. Even while on your sick bed during your final hours, you led a life of love and tender care – always smiling and sharing. Unquestionably, you were a revered stateswoman and a venerated patriot who lived for others, and not self. It is all over now. We shall no longer be opportune to hear your powerful voice. It is all over – yes, it is over for good.
We wonder why we have been struck so hard. We have no answer to this painful mystery. If we had, Lady Zico would be alive by now. This fearless floor fighter will forever be loved, remembered, and revered. Montserrado and Liberians in general will miss this noble Senator because her journey on earth was indeed worthwhile and beneficial to mankind. It was full of light and impact.
We will certainly miss this cadre, veteran and ideologue who diligently served as women presidium chair of The Vanguard Student Unification Party (SUP) and chaired a number of strategic senate committees as a Senator. We will miss a mother and a servant-leader who gave hope to THE HOPELESS and assurance to THE DISPOSSESSED. We will miss this national heroine who has a replete record of service to nation-building and peace. Sleep on, Lady Zico – sleep on! Rest forever in peace, martyr Doe-Sheriff – for your enviable legacy has already been engraved on THE MARBLE STONE of history.
In Swahili, I conclude "Wakati wasaliti wanawaomboleza" which means in English "When betrayers become mourners". Long Live Lady Zico – Long Live SUP.
Martin K. N. Kollie is a youth and student leader, a columnist and an emerging economist who hails from Bong County. Martin is the standard bearer of the Student Unification Party (SUP).


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"I'm tired. For God's sake get us out. I want treatment," moans Mohamed, a young Syrian boy, as UNICEF health staff attend to him, revealing his scrawny body with clearly visible bones.
On Friday, UNICEF officials confirmed reports of mass malnutrition among children in the besieged city of Madaya.
Two large convoys of aid supplies were finally able to reach the town, which has a population of 42,000, after reports that 32 people had died of starvation in recent weeks. The convoys, which also included support from the Syrian Red Cross, marked the first aid to reach Madaya since October 2015.
Shortly after arrival, UNICEF revealed that it had witnessed the death of a severely malnourished 16-year-old boy.
"UNICEF … can confirm that cases of severe malnutrition were found among children," read a statement released by UNICEF.
UNICEF added that 35 children were screen in Madaya, with 80 percent showing signs of moderate to severe malnutrition.
Along with witnessing the death of a severely malnourished boy, a 17-year-old boy in a "life threatening condition" and a pregnant woman needed evacuation, said the spokesperson of UNICEF.
In the coming weeks, the World Health Organization plans to run a number of vaccination runs in the besieged town.
On Thursday, the UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon condemned the conditions in Madaya, adding that "atrocious acts" had been committed and that starvation had been used across Syria as a weapon.
"The use of starvation as a weapon of war is a war crime," said the UN Secretary General.
UNICEF has stressed that there are 14 other locations across Syria where more than 450,000 people are besieged.
A second wave of aid is expected to reach the towns of al-Fouaa and Kefraya in the coming two days. These two towns, unlike Madaya, had been blockaded by Syrian rebels.
The UN Security Council condemned "the barbaric sieges" and passed a resolution demanding immediate access for humanitarian aid to end the suffering of civilians.
For Syrian children, what's at stake isn't politics. It's their future. Having already lost their homes, schools and communities, their chances of building a future may also soon be lost.
UNICEF has been on the ground since the conflict began, helping to mobilise the largest humanitarian operation in history and working closely with partners to provide education, physical protection, psychological support and clothing to Syrian refugee children in Iraq, Jordan, Turkey, Lebanon, Egypt and other countries; immunise children against disease; and provide millions of people with access to safe drinking water.
Click here to support UNICEF's efforts.


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You might have turned on Record Server mode by mistake. It's meant for recording on production. Go to Visual Studio and click on RevDeBug Menu/RevDeBug/Settings. There make sure to turn Record Server off.
The Recording Mode might be turned to off in the settings. Go to Visual Studio and from RevDeBug Menu/RevDeBug Settings check if your recording mode is set to either monitoring or recording.
Your project doesn't meet the Requirements.
You forgot to select a project to be recorded. Take a look in your Visual Studio and open RevDeBug pane by going to RevDeBug Menu/RevDeBug. On the status tab of the RevDeBug pane you'll notice all the projects from your currently open solution listed. Make sure that you hit the checkboxes next to the projects you want to be recorded.
Your CPU may be overworked. In a case of 100% CPU usage, the projects may not be recorded correctly. Try giving it a break. Press Ctrl+Shift+Esc to open the Task Manager. Go to Processes and see what is accounting for the majority of your CPU usage.


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Jane's Way
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From the Beautiful Cowichan Valley and surrounding areas, Jane's Way are a group of talented musicians whose renditions of Celtic jigs and reels will have your feet dancing, and whose original songs will have you appreciate Life on Earth even more.
The group are Jane Way on flute, tin whistle and accordion, whose classical training easily crossed over to this music.
Andy Cooper on mandolin who can pick ethereal harmonies out of the air, as well as sing, play guitar, and occasional bagpipes.
Paul Ruszel, whose guitar sings with his love for music and whose songs will open your heart.
Kim Cooper has recently joined the group to add her angelic voice to the mix, as well as her rhythmic stylings on the bodhran.
Oceana Cato is the youngest member of the band, and keeps the rest of us hopping with her East Coast style fiddling!
Steve Johnson has joined the band as of 2010, and is an accomplished whistle player who appears to learn tunes in his sleep.
For more on Jane's Way, check out their Web Site


this paper proposes an optimum way for solving combinatorial problems in large scales; using genetic algorithm (GA). N-Queen problem as a typical combination optimization problem which is an NP-hard problem was selected in order to check the reliability and efficiency of proposed algorithm. There are many N-queen solutions available but as the population of the queens grows; the problem becomes more complex thus more time consuming. Modifications made for genetic algorithm in this paper, lowers the solving time for this matter by immense amount. These modifications take place mostly in genetic algorithms core methods as in selection and mutation of genes. Results show that suggested modifications have a significant effect on speed and efficiency in which first viable solution gets found. Test results on big scales of N as number of queens shows validity and efficiency of the proposed method. it is also possible to get better results by altering problem parameters.


Announcing the 6th annual Blue Moon Fiber Arts Sock Camp, April 19th - 24th.
Sock Camp is, first and foremost, a great opportunity to attend sock specific classes, but as always, it's more that that. This time you'll be able to let your inner pirate out to play, whatever type of pirate that is. If you're more Penzance than Blackbeard we're just fine with that.
We'll sail the seas (we mean that literally, this time there's a great whale watching afternoon, sailing straight out of Port Ludlow) eat great food, show off our homework (the sock camp homework is famous - and mandatory, although your interpretation will be deeply personal) and you'll rest, and knit, and learn, and meet new friends. We've re-imagined much of Camp this year to keep it fresh and exciting for returning campers, with new activities, evening and afternoon workshops with our teachers. We're keeping a few favourite activities, while embracing many new ones. Also new this year (because pirates are fiercely independent) there will be no tribe or team activities. It's every knitter for themselves.
So, you think you've done camp? You haven't. Not this one. Come on all of you landlubbers, Knit like a pirate - on vacation.
Lucy Neatby (the closest thing we could get to an actual pirate, she used to be a Merchant Navy navigating officer) is going to teach you the intriguing art of double knitting for socks.
Carson Demers (who isn't anything like a pirate, but you'll still adore him) is a physical therapist who specializes in teaching ergonomics. He'll serve up a special class for sock knitters. What are the perils of knitting a sock? Learn where ergonomic risk lurks in knitting socks and what you can do to reduce it.
Tina Newton (also, not a pirate but desperately wishes she was) will take you into the dyeroom to experiment with shading and layering colours.
Stephanie Pearl-McPhee (who really isn't a pirate because she would look bad in the hat) will teach a class of Advanced Sock Survival, complete with tricks, tips and sock history, all designed for the sock master.
three hours of classes in the morning each day, followed by afternoon and evening fun and workshops.
Lodging is not included, but you can make reservations at the special camp rates.
PLEASE DO NOT BOOK A ROOM UNTIL YOU ARE A CONFIRMED CAMPER.


The Big Debate: Should media be sanitised to protect citizens?
The classic problem with any motion containing words like "sanitised" is it's almost impossible to argue that we should censor, but instinctively most people will be able to think of things they'd rather not see in media. The word censorship immediately makes us cautious- and rightly so. But we have always had authorities to regulate content shown in media- and it is surely a more radical proposition to argue that we ought to have no regulation at all.
It is perpetually in vogue for artists to push the boundaries of acceptability, but that does not mean that every piece of media need be a politically-motivated think piece. The basic truth is this- most people most of the time sit down to enjoy media as a place of simple escapism. Being 'edgy' or boundary-pushing for the sake of it where there may be real world practical consequences for doing so is neither essential nor helpful for media or society as a whole.
As a particularly striking example: the House of Commons Health Select Committee recently made headlines for allegedly promoting 'censorship' of media by changing broadcast requirements on showing suicide in media. But what was the specific change recommended?
MPs say the term 'excessive detail' should be replaced with 'unnecessary detail'. The idea is not that suicide is too difficult or serious a subject for media so must be censored- rather it is about making sure programmers consider the necessity of showing practical details, such as specific methods or promoting the image that suicide could be 'quick, easy and painless'.
Does the opposite side think we should get rid of any such code of conduct? Call it censorship if you like, but the case for public broadcasters recognising their responsibilities is long-standing and common sense.
The fundamental question posed by this debate is this: can depictions in media influence real world attitudes and actions, and if they can, does that justify some level of regulation on content for the purposes of public protection?
To be clear: this side is not arguing that we need to sanitise ideas or difficult concepts. The public deserve the breadth and opportunity presented by free expression in art. But it does not follow that we can ignore the reality that some media depictions do have genuine harmful consequences on public safety. The task is to regulate in such a way as not to compromise either safety or expression- and we should not give up and decide that that is impossible.
The first is, I would suggest, widely accepted by most, particularly on the political left. We treat media narratives as reflective of the world, and as such they inform our own world views- this, combined with the practical argument that specific details of some issues are both unnecessary for a storytelling narrative and practically damaging in the real world, make the argument for so-called 'censorship' common sense.
Not once in the history of media and the arts has censorship been a good idea. True, it may seem like a leap to go from softening themes of suicide and drug abuse, to the cultural authoritarianism of Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union, but the comparisons are there for a reason.
To use a cliché, censorship is a slippery slope. And that's because there are no definitive boundaries, only subjectivity. What's acceptable to one person is offensive or dangerous to another, and there's no correct answer as to who gets to make that decision.
The modern media has developed age ratings and trigger warnings to advise potential audiences on matters that may be troubling to them. Contrary to popular right-of-centre opinion, trigger warnings are the antithesis of censorship; they are exceptionally useful at giving audiences back their freedom to choose.
By informing people of the potentially disturbing issues they may face in the media, we lose the necessity to sanitise it.
It's true that these kinds of warnings are not always possible. You can't always help noticing things such as newspaper front covers, street art, online adverts and television shows in public waiting rooms. In these instances, I think it's wise to advise individuals to use their discretion.
I do for instance support the campaign to move pornographic magazines in stores away from the eye-line of children. However, I wouldn't describe this measure as sanitisation. It's about creating an appropriate space between certain media and certain audiences, not about editing the media itself.
The arts are an important platform for self-expression, and identifying and engaging with social issues. While those issues may be upsetting to some, they're presence can be of great comfort and benefit to others.
J. D. Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye is a particularly controversial novel that has experienced a wave of censorship across the United States, especially due to its association with the assassination and attempted assassination respectively of John Lennon and Ronald Reagan. But to many, The Catcher in the Rye's accurate and nuanced depiction of teenage angst, isolation and mental illness is a great source of comfort and self-validation.
Concerns have arisen recently over the sensationalist and detailed approach journalists have taken when reporting real life events such as self-harm and suicide. Of course, this is troubling, but forcing people to discuss issues in a particular way simply won't work in this ever-expansive digital age, in which the boundaries between journalism and social media are increasingly blurred.
Instead, we can continue to educate everyone on the realities of mental illness, and all of the support that is out there.
It's also worth considering that the values we currently hold in society are not cemented in moral supremacy. If this proposed sanitation was implemented 50 years ago, we would be banning positive representations of LGBTQ+ people and interracial relationships. Are we really so naïve to believe our understanding of what is right and wrong today is definitively correct?
There are certainly actions we can take to protect audiences from particular elements of the media, but sanitation is an oppressive, assumptive and patronising method of doing so which does not correlate with our values of freedom and expression.


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Keep your balloon in the air by striking it with your half noodle.
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Before John Cullen Murphy drew the fifties boxing strip Big Ben Bolt, he was mainly active as a sports illustrator for various magazines. One of his most important clients was Collier's, but I have also seen his work in Boy's Life and other places. This piece, taken from the relatively unknown man's digest 21, is a bit different. For the larger magazines he usually illustrated articles and short stories by others, often not only in line but also in full color. This piece reads as if it is put together by Murphy himself and looks like an early example of comics journalism - very similar to the articles Harvey Kurtzman had some of his artists *such as Paul Coker, Jack Davis and Robert crumb) do for the satirical Help! magazine in the early sixties. A magazine that Joe Sacco knew about when he did his groundbreaking books on Gaza and Bosnia.


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Military joins Occupy Wall Street
New York : Demonstrators with 'Occupy Wall Street' continue their protest at Zuccotti Park in New York. (AFP Photo / Timothy A. Clary) © AFP
America's Autumn – faces covered up, protesters fled from tear gas shot into the crowd by police. At least 97 arrests took place in Oakland, California on Tuesday night. A 24-year-old Marine and Iraq war veteran Scott Olsen shot in the head by a police tear gas canister was unable to even say his name. A March of Solidarity with the Oakland protesters in New York leads to 10 arrests. Protesters slammed into the ground, and netted by police. Earlier, another marine, Sgt. Shamar Thomas, confronted police treatment of protesters – this can be seen in a video now gone viral on the web. "The fact that more and more military personnel are joining us shows that they recognize that this is American movement. It's not about hippies and the negative stereotypes," said Occupy Wall Street security volunteer Paul Isaac. 30 year old Gary Briggs has served in the National Guard for the last two years. He has come to spend his short vacation at Occupy Wall Street in New York."You got some marines here, National Guard, Navy Seals – the more the better," said Briggs. The guardsman expressed outrage at the fact that marines are getting attacked at home. "The cop that did it should be fired and hung up by his balls," he said. Others at Occupy Wall Street believe it won't be long, however, until the police join the crowds instead of restricting them."We are going to see a lot of the police officers protesting because they're going to work 20 years and they're going to see that their pension is zero," said Occupy Wall Street security colunteer Paul Isaac.But even if this doesn't happen – the movement won't be scared away any time soon with marines and other military vets pledging to have the protesters' back."Everybody has banded together, and the rope that's being created here – no sword will cut," said protester Will Birnie.
Trends:Occupy Wall Street
Brutal arrests at Occupy Oakland
Five-star Occupy Wall Street Chef - broke, but proud


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After the happy welcome of her newborn Harry, Ira Losco has soldiered on with a fantastic new release for 2017.
Featuring members of the Malta Philharmonic Orchestra, the music video for We Are The Soldiers gives us an inspiring montage of heroes, namely Amy Camilleri Zahra, Charlene Mercieca, Julian Bajada and Karl Abela. Directed by the very talented Matthew Muscat Drago, this powerful anthem has an orchestral swirl accompanied by Losco's powerful vocals, and there's something very haunting about the almost chiaroscuro and black and white shots of the subjects.
Ira also dons Charles & Ron attire for the video, and there are also some incredible shots of the National Library of Malta.


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For the past several years we have been publishing articles with the intent of keeping the Immigration Community fully informed. However, for most of these articles we have had to be the bearer of bad news. Under the Trump administration every change or measure was an attempt to restrict Immigration in some way, shape or form. Under the Biden administration we are already seeing positive changes and are excited to see what the next four years will bring. At PLG we strive to help both individuals and businesses achieve their immigration goals and under the new administration we expect to see further changes that should open doors to new opportunities.
Some of the key positive changes so far include the following:
Alejandro Mayorkas confirmed as Secretary of Homeland Security
Mayorkas is the first Immigrant and first Latino to lead the Department and marks a significant change in leadership, which should hopefully see DHS following the applicable Immigration laws, resulting in fairer and more favorable adjudications. Mayorkas will lead a task force with the primary objective of reuniting families.
Revocation of "Buy American and Hire American" Executive Order
Since early 2017 Trump has pushed his "Buy American and Hire American," ("BAHA") Agenda and has done everything in his power to try and restrict Immigration. Biden's "Ensuring the Future is Made in All of America by All of America's Workers," Executive Order is aimed at ensuring wherever possible that goods, products and materials are made in America. The main difference between Biden's executive order and Trump's is that Biden is focused on promoting "Buy American" not "Hire American." As most Immigration policies stemmed from Trump's BAHA Executive Order, the revocation of this has far reaching impacts, which will be seen over the coming months/years.
Withdrawal of the proposed rule to revoke H-4 EADs
The uncertainty surrounding the H-4 EAD has left many families feeling unsettled for too long. Losing the ability to work can have a devastating impact on a family's ability to financially support themselves. The withdrawal of the proposed rule to revoke H-4 EADs is a welcomed change and is hopefully a sign of better things to come.
SEVP no longer moving forward with new unit to oversee OPT compliance
On Jan 13 SEVP announced that it was setting up a new unit to oversee compliance in the OPT programs and to report on the impact on US workers. However, SEVP has now announced that it will not be setting up a new unit. On a side note, a DC District Court has ruled that the OPT and STEM OPT programs are lawful.
Delay of new H-1B lottery rule prioritizing petitions based on wage levels.
Before departing the White House Trump attempted to change the H-1B lottery from a random selection process to one where Level IV and Level III wages would be given priority. The new rule has been delayed until the end of the year which means that the FY2022 lottery (starting in March 2021) will be the same as previous years i.e. based on random selection.
USCIS revokes Computer Programmer memo
In 2017 USCIS unleashed its 2017 computer programmer memo which wreaked havoc through the Immigration Community. This means that USCIS will not be able to deny a petition on the ground that the position of computer programmer is not an H-1B specialty occupation. This revocation is the result of an Order from a US Appeals Court, overturning a previous denial.
USCIS no longer moving forward with Trump's new civic test for Naturalization applicants
In December 2020, President Trump proposed a new civic test for applicants filing for Naturalization. This test would make it harder for applicants to qualify and would reduce the number of Naturalized immigrants. After a review of the Naturalization process, instigated by President Biden's Executive Order, USCIS will now revert back to the 2008 civics test, although those who were studying for the new test will be given the option to take either the 2020 test or the 2008 one.
Biden revokes Trump's proclamation suspending entry of immigrants into the US
On 02/24/21 Biden revoked Trump's proclamation which suspended the entry of certain immigrants into the US, however the proclamation which suspends the entry of H-1B applicants etc., still remains in effect until March 31, 2021.
Other changes include ending the Muslim travel ban, ending the construction of the border wall, extending TPS for Liberians, reinstatement and preservation of DACA, pausing the removal of certain immigrants for 100 days (although this has now been blocked by a Federal Court, and sending a bill to Congress to create an 8- year pathway to citizenship for certain immigrants.
Going forward we expect to see further changes including the withdrawal of the notorious Public Charge rule. However, to do this the Biden administration would need to follow the correct procedures under the Administrative Procedure Act by providing a notice and comment period. Therefore, the withdrawal of this rule is likely to take several months.
For further updates on Immigration please continue to check our website for further details:
https://www.patellegal.com/category/blogs/
If you have questions, please reach out to our PLG Partner Chris Prescott at cprescott@patellegal.com or Attorney Monique Mutombo at MMutombo@patellegal.com


Please take a quick look through the board to make sure your idea hasn't already been posted.
Please don't assume your idea is being ignored if I don't personally reply to it. I do read every suggestion.
Please try to use at least half-decent English - it really does make comprehending your idea much easier.
Please provide as much relevant information as you can. Don't rely on me to fill in all the finer details of your suggestion. The easier you make it for me, the more likely it is your idea will be implemented.
Please do not bump an idea without providing additional, significant information.
Please note the last point.
Please note my last reply. Suggestion posts aren't a poll.
Please note suggestion board is meant to develop an idea further, if you don't add any significant information and just reply with "I like this.", it adds clutter and makes it seem like there's a really good idea to implement when in reality it's usually very incomplete and not very useful.
Instead, try to develop it using your own brain, add to it. "I like (x), we could use it in (y). Maybe change it so (z)."
If a suggestion post includes too many general ideas feel free to make another dedicated to something you thought is good and should receive more focus rather than get lost in a general suggestion that has too many random undeveloped ideas.


Making pasta in tandem, Besa Xhemo and Maria Perez communicate in a hybrid Italian-Spanish dialect.
Monteverde chef Sarah Grueneberg likes to joke that her restaurant has a "pasta TV." A six-and-a-half-foot rectangular mirror hangs horizontally tilted above the wooden bar, providing a flour-filled reflection of the busy hands working in the restaurant's pastificio. Ribbons of dried pasta cascade on either side like tendrils, mimicking curtains. Seven barrels of wine, mismatched in size, sit nestled near the ceiling like stage lights. In the center of this butcher-block structure is the main attraction: an open-air pasta station serving as a focal point for patrons who dine at the popular restaurant in Chicago's West Loop.
On this elevated stage are two women, Besa Xhemo and Maria Perez. With so many eyes on them, the duo works in rhythmic tandem as they roll, measure and pinch the pasta for Monteverde's guests. Perez handles the extruded pastas like the gnochetti, fusilli and creste de gallo, and Xhemo is responsible for the fresh, made-to-order pastas like the tortelli and ravioli. The slight scowls on their faces shouldn't be mistaken for anything other than intense focus. A vibrating hum from a pasta extruder disrupts their silence. They rarely speak, but another layer is added to their performance because when they do communicate, it's in completely different languages: Spanish and Italian.
What could be perceived as a language barrier, though, has instead turned into a musical expression of pasta prose—a charming and defining characteristic of the restaurant run by Grueneberg, who is a James Beard Award winner, Top Chef runner-up and former executive chef of the Michelin-starred Chicago restaurant Spiaggia.
"The root, or the heart, of our restaurant is the pastificio, and because that station for so long has been Spanish versus Italian, it's been kind of fun but hard," Grueneberg told Food & Wine.
"At the beginning, it was hard working together, but now we're working really well," Perez said in Spanish.
It's easy to get distracted watching them work. With her blond hair sticking out like puffs under a white chef's hat and thick, square-framed black glasses sitting just askew on the tip of her nose, Xhemo is in the zone, rolling and twisting long strands of dough on the walnut wooden bar top. Once she's finished, she lifts and flicks the roll of noodles, as if she were moving a dangling ponytail off of her shoulder. She then places the noodles down and cuts them into four neat bundles. A few minutes later, the table next to me is the lucky recipient of strozzapreti.
Gruenberg does not speak Italian or Spanish fluently, so she originally resorted to Google Translate as a means of communication. That only created more confusion.
That's where the diversity of Monteverde's staff became one of its biggest strengths. At first, Xhemo's daughter (who also worked at the restaurant at the time) would help translate, but now Adrian Weisell, one of the servers, has taken over that role. David Zapata, one of the restaurant's cooks, helped translate for Perez during our conversation.
During an average night shift at Monteverde, Xhemo and Perez prepare roughly 40 pounds of pasta for 300 to 400 guests. On the weekend, that number doubles, so the exacting attention to detail feel even more special. Where else could you watch an authentic sfoglina like Xhemo, who has over 20 years of pasta-making experience, carefully pinch your fresh tortelloni to precision, tucking the ends together like a blanket, and then minutes later, send these same pumpkin-filled mounds of dough to your table?
Working in tandem five days a week for the past two and a half years has played a large role in the hybrid language born from Xhemo and Perez's kitchen relationship. Now they have a dialect that plays out, too, through a nature of familiarity.
"We have an intuition with each other now so … [we] can just kind of look at each other and know what to do," Xhemo said in Italian.
It was amazing to see Grueneberg's staff, which she lovingly and jokingly calls a "motley crew," combine such different sounds in a small space. And they all say they're used to it now.
At the restaurant, signs and prep lists, for example, are printed in three different languages – English, Spanish and Italian – and recently another language was added to the mix with the addition of a student worker from China.
Grueneberg's understanding nature when it comes to handling her staff's language and cultural differences stems in part from her own experiences.
Xhemo and Perez's language barrier embodies another major topic in the restaurant industry – immigration. Increasingly, restaurants seem to have always been ahead of the curve when it comes to accepting outsiders, with this progressiveness resonating even more so now with the conversation surrounding immigration reform. Xhemo emigrated from Bologna, the handmade pasta capital of the world. Even in her native country, she worked with a mixture of immigrant workers from Egypt, Senegal and Bangladesh in Italian kitchens. Perez emigrated from Mexico City. Both women came to the United States with the same dream – to provide a better life for their families.
According to the Pew Research Center, nearly a quarter of the United States' restaurant industry is comprised of immigrant workers.
You can feel this heart translated back into the food at Monteverde. For those staff members who have started new lives in this country, the restaurant has become somewhat of a haven. Staff members slurp pasta and share stories during their shift meal, where a musical mixture of different languages fills the air. Grueneberg hopes guests feel that same warmth after a hearty meal at the restaurant.
As she prepped for another artistic shift at the pasta station, Perez echoed Grueneberg's point through her movement – and words.


My grandmother was Russian Orthodox and she was from Belarus. She made these types of colored Easter eggs with dried yellow onion skins. Her technique was to combine cooked eggs and onion skins in a large pot of water and then soak them for several hours.
I like to give the eggs a marble look and also at the same time cook the raw eggs with the yellow onion skins.
Wrap medium to large pieces of dried skins from yellow onions around each egg in varying degrees of cover to make patterns.
Secure skins by wrapping further with string. Don't tie too tight.
Place eggs in a large pot in a single layer with not too much crowding.
Add water and cover the eggs by 2 inches.
Cover pot and bring to a boil.
Turn heat to the lowest possible level.
Remove from heat and let the color absorb for 1 and 1/2 hours or so.
A quicker technique is to not wrap the onion skins and only combine them in the pot.
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We made similar eggs with my Swiss grandmother, but used carrot greens to add a beautiful leafy effect: we wrapped each egg with the greens, winding thread around them to keep the greens in place. Once dyed with the onion skins, and the greens and thread removed, the eggs are lovely.


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Die Software Arriba-Rechner (Eigenschreibweise: arriba-Rechner) ist eine Medizinische Entscheidungshilfe (Decision Aids) für die ärztliche Konsultation. Einsatzgebiete sind u. a. kardiovaskuläre Prävention, Diabetes mellitus, Früherkennungsuntersuchungen und Depressive Störungen. Mit dem Arriba-Rechner können Hausärzte für Patienten unter anderem das persönliche Risiko für Herzinfarkt und Schlaganfall berechnen.

Der Name "Arriba" setzt sich aus den Anfangsbuchstaben der Programm-Ziele zusammen: Aufgabe gemeinsam definieren, Risiko subjektiv, Risiko objektiv, Information über Präventionsmöglichkeiten, Bewertung der Präventionsmöglichkeiten und Absprache über weiteres Vorgehen.

Entwickelt wurde der Risikorechner von den Abteilungen für Allgemeinmedizin der Philipps-Universität Marburg und Universität Rostock, finanziert vom Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung.

In der gemeinnützigen arriba Genossenschaft (Vorsitzender Norbert Donner-Banzhof, stv. Vorsitzender Edmund Fröhlich) haben sich Hausärzte und andere Unterstützer zusammengeschlossen, um die Idee von arriba zu unterstützen. Es geht ihnen um die evidenzbasierte Information und Einbeziehung von Patienten in präventive, diagnostische und therapeutische Entscheidungen. Die Organisation ist am Programm "Verlässliches Gesundheitswissen" des Deutschen Netzwerks Gesundheitskompetenz beteiligt.

Module-Übersicht
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 Kardiovaskuläre Prävention – Dieses Modul berechnet das Risiko, dass in den nächsten 10 Jahren ein Herzinfarkt oder Schlaganfall auftreten wird. Die Berechnung des Herzinfarktrisikos beruht dabei auf einer Kalibrierung des Framingham-Scores. Diese Kalibrierung ist notwendig, da der Framingham-Score anhand von Studienteilnehmenden in den USA entwickelt wurde und das tatsächliche Risiko von Studienteilnehmenden in Deutschland (PROspective CArdiovascular Münster Study, kurz PROCAM) überschätzt. Die Berechnungen zu dieser Überschätzung würden laut den arriba-Entwicklern Donner-Banzhoff et al. jedoch auf einem alten Framingham-Algorithmus beruhen, sodass sie für die Kalibrierung stattdessen Berechnungen anhand der British regional heart study herangezogen haben. Der Framingham-Score ergab für die Teilnehmenden dieser britischen Studie ein 1,47-mal höheres Risiko als tatsächlich vorlag. Bei der deutschen PROCAM-Studie bewege sich die Risikoüberschätzung durch den Framingham-Score laut Donner-Banzhoff et al. in derselben Größenordnung. Für die deutsche und britische Bevölkerung muss der errechnete Framingham-Score also durch 1,47 geteilt werden. Da die Multiplikation mit dem Kehrwert von 1,47 zum selben Ergebnis führt, gaben Donner-Banzhoff et al. 0,68 (=1,47 −1) als Kalibrierungsfaktor an. Das Schlaganfallrisiko wurde aus dem Verhältnis von Herzerkrankungen zu Erkrankungen der Gehirngefäße in den europäischen MONICA-Studien abgeleitet. Für den Fall, dass bereits eine manifeste arteriosklerotische Erkrankung vorliegt (periphere arterielle Verschlusskrankheit, koronare Herzkrankheit, Herzinfarkt, Schlaganfall) wird vereinfachend von einer 10-Jahres-Ereignisrate für Herzinfarkt oder Schlaganfall von 50 % ausgegangen. Ein Beispiel aus dem Modul Kardiovaskuläre Prävention: Durch Einstellen des Rauchens kann ein fünfzigjähriger Diabetiker mit einem systolischen Blutdruck von 140 mmHg, Gesamtcholesterin von 140 mg/dl und HDL-Cholesterin von 35 mg/dl sein 10-Jahres-Risiko von 13,8 % auf 6 % senken.
 OAK (orale Antikoagulation) bei Vorhofflimmern
 Koronare Herzkrankheit
 Duale Plättchenaggregations-Hemmung
 Herzkatheter
 Depression
 Protonenpumpenhemmer
 Medikamente absetzen (MediQuit)
 Exercise & Pain
 PSA-Screening
 Bauchaortenaneurysma Screening
 Module in Entwicklung (Stand: 29. Oktober 2022):
 Insulinbehandlung intensiviert
 Insulinbehandlung nicht-intensiviert
 Diabetes mellitus Typ II
 Herzinsuffizienz
 Osteoporose
 Darmkrebs-Screening

Systemvoraussetzungen
Systemvoraussetzung ist die Installation der aktuellen Version der Java-Software. Angeboten werden Versionen für Windows (*.exe) und als Jar-Datei für z. B. Mac OS X.

Weitere Informationen
Auf Basis der PROCAM-Studie (Prospective Cardiovascular Münster Study), die ähnliche Ergebnisse wie die bekannte amerikanische Framingham-Herz-Studie zeigte, wurde ein ähnlicher Risikorechner für Herzinfarkt und Schlaganfall erstellt. Ein weiterer bekannter Risikorechner ist SCORE.

Literatur
 Tanja Krones et al: Absolute Cardiovascular Disease Risk and Shared Decision Making in Primary Care: A Randomized Controlled Trial. In: Ann Fam Med. 6, 2008, S. 218–227,

Weblinks
 A. Altiner: Patientenzentrierte kardiovaskuläre Prävention mit arriba-electronic: Ein Beispiel für den Transfer von der Forschung in die hausärztliche Routine vor Ort. 6. Oktober 2008

Einzelnachweise

Anwendungssoftware
Java-Programm
Medizinische Software
Patientenorientierung
Teilnehmer des Programms Verlässliches Gesundheitswissen des DNGK
Versorgungsforschung


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Erik Olin Wright (* 9. Februar 1947 in Berkeley, Kalifornien; † 23. Januar 2019) war ein US-amerikanischer Soziologe und Professor an der University of Wisconsin–Madison.

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Wrights Studienabschlüsse waren der B.A. in Social Studies am Harvard College (1968) und der B.A. in History am Balliol College in Oxford (1970) sowie der Ph.D. in Sociology an der University of California, Berkeley (1976). Ab 1976 lehrte er als Assistant Professor, ab 1980 als Associate Professor und seit 1983 als Full Professor am Department of Sociology in der University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Wrights Hauptforschungsgebiet war die marxistische Klassentheorie. Originell an seiner Klassentheorie war, dass er die abhängig Beschäftigten nicht als ohnmächtig gegenüber der ausbeutenden Klasse wahrnahm, sondern ihnen aufgrund ihrer "marketplace bargaining power" und "workplace bargaining power" durchaus Gestaltungsmöglichkeiten im Arbeitsverhältnis einräumte.

Ab 1991 arbeitete er am Real Utopias Project. Bisher sind sieben Bände erschienen.

2010 wurde Wright zum 103. Präsidenten der American Sociological Association gewählt. Dieses Amt übte er von 2011 bis August 2012 aus.

Die letzten Wochen vor seinem Tod am 23. Januar 2019 beschrieb er in einem Blog.

Schriften (Auswahl)
 The Politics of Punishment: A Critical Analysis of Prisons in America. Harper and Row and Harper Colophon Books, New York 1973.
 Class, Crisis and the State. New Left Books, London 1978.
 Class Structure and Income Determination.  Academic Press, New York 1979.
 Classes. Verso, London 1985.
 The Debate on Classes. Verso, London 1990.
 Class Counts: Comparative Studies in Class Analysis. Cambridge University Press, 1997.
 als Hrsg.: Approaches to Class Analysis. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge 2005.
 Envisioning Real Utopias. Verso, London 2010.
 Reale Utopien. Wege aus dem Kapitalismus. Übersetzt von Max Henninger. Suhrkamp, Berlin 2017, ISBN 978-3-518-29792-6.
 mit Joel Rogers: American Society: How it really works. Norton, New York 2011.
 mit Robin Hahnel: Alternatives to Capitalism: Proposals for a Democratic Economy, New Left Project 2014.
 Alternativen zum Kapitalismus. Vorschläge für eine demokratische Ökonomie. Bertz + Fischer, Berlin 2021, ISBN 978-3-86505-734-1.
 How to Be an Anticapitalist in the Twenty-First Century. Verso Books, London 2019, ISBN 978-1-78873-605-3.
 Linker Antikapitalismus im 21. Jahrhundert. Was es bedeutet, demokratischer Sozialist zu sein. Übersetzt von Tim Jack und Daniela Kreuels. VSA Verlag, Hamburg 2019, ISBN 978-3-96488-006-2.

Weblinks
 Wrights Homepage an der University of Wisconsin-Madison
 Autobiographie August 2003
 Metamorphose statt Revolution, Interview Lia Petridis Maiellos mit Erik Olin Wright, erschienen in der Wochenzeitung jungle world

Nachrufe
 Vivek Chibber: Erik Olin Wright (1947–2019). 24. Januar 2019. (jacobinmag.com)
 Tom Strohschneider: Sozialistischer Kompass, vertiefte Demokratie: Erik Olin Wright und die Realutopien. 25. Januar 2019. (oxiblog.de)
 Michael Brie: Durch reale praktische Utopien im Kapitalismus über ihn hinausgehen. (sozialismus.de)

Einzelnachweise

Soziologe (20. Jahrhundert)
Soziologe (21. Jahrhundert)
Hochschullehrer (Madison, Wisconsin)
Präsident der American Sociological Association
Marxistischer Theoretiker
US-Amerikaner
Geboren 1947
Gestorben 2019
Mann


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