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Our Successful venture of MPS Group of Education, "Dr. MPS Memorial, College of Hotel Management" is focused on helping you turn your passions into a career you'll love. Dr. MPS Group is committed to the professional development of its students. Through career-focused, real-world programs taught by experienced professional, Dr. MPS Group delivers prepared, polished and creative thinking problem solvers into the marketplace.
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A couple was walking through the woods in Ireland when their dog began making a commotion. He had discovered a tied-up garbage bag full of newborn puppies!
They were taken in by two rescues, who are now searching for the despicable person who left them to die.
Laura and Robert were shocked that their dog made such a find in the undergrowth of Garryhinch Woods in County Laois on Sunday. They hurried the puppies back to their car to get them warmed up.
The puppies had been in a black garbage bag tightly closed with a cable, and would have soon faced certain death. Knowing that they would not be able to keep them all alive themselves, Robert contacted a rescue group to take care of them.
Cara Rescue Dogs took on five of the puppies, while Laois SPCA took the remaining four. Sadly, one of the pups, a female, didn't make it. But hopefully with Royal Canin's donations of emergency puppy milk, the rest will thrive.
Responses to "Hero Dog Saves a Litter of Abandoned Day-Old Puppies"


Ashley, now Salem, has been adopted!
Ashley, who has been renamed Salem, is a 3 yr old black DSH male who looks like a small panther. He came in program shortly after Jake and Cici and from the same home. He was in foster for about a week, when one of our prior adopters (adopters of Mama Kitty whose new name is Winnie) saw his picture on FB.
We were contacted, and chatted with Marielle about Ashley and Winnie. Marielle and husband Tyler came to the foster home, and fell in love with this great guy. We started pre-adoption a few days later. Winnie is a girl who prefers that people dance to her tune, and not the other way around. She and Salem spent some time getting to know each other and determining when they were comfortable being in the same room together. At this point, they are good in the same room, and play a bit together as well. So Winnie has accepted her roomate/brother Salem.
Salem likes to hang out upstairs or where Mom and Dad are. He likes to greet Mom and Dad when they come home. He likes to play with a toy on a string. He will sit in the window and look out, but is happy to be indoors. He doesn't seem to miss his outdoors days. He has his spot on the couch when that he uses when he wants attention, and a different spot he also likes to use when he just wants to hang out. He also likes to hide under blankets. He and his sister cat Winnie play together too. And they occasionally sleep on the bed together. Winnie, Salem, Mom and Dad think there may be a dog in their future, as well. Winnie was camera shy today.
Ashley is a 3 year old black DSH male who is not declawed and weighs in at 12 pounds. He's a stealthy guy who looks like a mini panther. He was a survivor of the Waldo Canyon fire, and understandably afraid of any kind of flame (candle, stove, or fireplace). He was named Ashley due to the black ash that fell from the sky during the Waldo Canyon fire. He has been raised with 2 large dogs (Jake and Cici who are also in our program). They would all curl up to go to sleep together. Ashley's coat is very soft and silky and he likes the attention of being petted or held. He likes to be held like a baby. He likes belly rubs, and will offer love bites when he's had enough. Ashley will also talk to you if he is hungry and/or if he's just feeling like having a conversation. So if you are looking for a wonderful gentleman to add to your life, please contact us. Ashley is a special boy who is waiting to hear from you.


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DICKSON, Tenn. – Buoyed by a 11 under par team score in the final round, the Belmont men's golf team won the APSU Intercollegiate held this week at Greystone Golf Club in Dickson, Tennessee. In addition, two Belmont golfers posted top-10 finishes, Noah Trenkler and Evan Davis.
With the first round suspended due to darkness on Monday, most teams had to play 24-27 holes on Tuesday to finish up the 36-hole event.
After posting a team score of 290 (+2) in the first round, the Bruins stormed back in the second round. Paced by four under-par final rounds, squad shot a team score of 277 (11 under par) to finish the event at 567, edging out fellow OVC member SIUE by two strokes for the team title. It was the program's lowest 18-hole team score since the final round of the 2015 APSU Intercollegiate (277).
The title marks the first for the program since April of 2016 when they won the TSU Big Blue Intercollegiate. It's also the second time in four years that they have won the APSU Intercollegiate.
Two Bruins finished among the top-10 at the tournament. Senior Noah Trenkler, who posted a five under 67 in the final round, finished alone in second place at 138. The Hendersonville HS product finished just two shots behind the individual medalist, Kyle Slattery of SIUE. His runner-up finish is a career best and marks the second time this season he has finished in the top-three at an event.
Sophomore Evan Davis tied for seventh place at 141, shooting rounds of 72 and 69. It's his third career top-10 finish for th eLexington, Kentucky native and first since a fifth place showing at last year's OVC Championship.
Other Belmont scores from the tournament included: freshman Coleman Jones (T-23, 145), senior Daniel Booker (T-23, 145), and sophomore Jack Uselton (T-32, 148).
Junior Brendan Lewis competed as an individual and tied for 44th place at 151.
The men's golf team wraps up their fall season next Monday and Tuesday, October 22-23, at the Pinetree Intercollegiate in Kennesaw, Georgia.

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Here's a link to a good article about the 1940 census by Diane Haddad of Family Tree Magazine.
http://blog.familytreemagazine.com/insider/2012/03/23/1940CensusSimplifiedWhatYouReallyNeedToKnowIn7KeyPoints.aspx
For all those with ties to Newark, NJ, check our Google calendar for information regarding an intriguing talk on Monday, March 26: Uncovering Newark's Hidden Treasures: The Newark Archives Project.
Jewish Records Indexing - Poland today announced the "SurnameDistribution Mapper" - a tool designed to help genealogy researchers graphically understand where their family names first appeared in the 19th century records and visualize how the family spread throughout Poland by decades from the early 1800s into the first part of the 20th century.
The Senate Committee on Finance Subcommittee on Fiscal Responsibility and Economic Growth scheduled a hearing for Tuesday, March 20, at 10:00 AM. (EDT). One of the four bills introduced in Congress which if enacted, would limit access to the SSDI. See this website for information and for watching the hearing live on video streaming: http://tinyurl.com/7gvb8jm
From Jan Meisels:
"Legacy Family Tree offers a series of webinars that are of interest to the genealogical community. They are free and after a time period they may be purchased by CD. The latest webinar is Navigating the 1940 U.S. Census by Thomas MacEntee. The webinar was live on March 7 -- It is available for free for listening until March 19, 2012. Go to www.LegacyFamilyTree.com/webinars.asp to listen to it. Scroll down to about half-way on the page where they notice the webinars already given.
The webinar prominently focuses on the Steve Morse One Step Website (www.stevemorese.org). At the top of the website page is a listening of future webinars through the rest of the year."
This, and many other webinars, are listed on the calendar on our home page.
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The nutritional value of food tells us what a food contains, but about the effects of eating the food. It is ultimately meaningless.
Many healthy diets are based on the nutritional value of food, which tells how much nutrients - protein, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, minerals etc. - a food contains.
This seems an obvious and logical way of finding out whether a particular food is good or bad for health. If a food contains plenty of nutrients, it must be healthy, right? And if it has little or no nutrients, it must be bad for health?
No. Unfortunately. Food chemistry is extremely complex and the nutritional value of food only tells us part of the story.
It tells only a small part. For while the science of nutrition tells us what a food contains, it does not always tells us the more important part - what happens when we eat certain foods?
For example, nutritionists have asserted for over 200 years that "fiber is useless" - because fiber is not absorbed by the body during digestion and therefore has "no nutritioonal value".
As recently as the 1980s, prominent nutritionists, doctors and other health experts were still arguing that the health benefits of fiber were unproven. It is only now that, with better understanding, those who consider the nutritional value of food can accept that fiber, despite having "zero nutrition", plays a very vital role in promoting health.
The problem is both in understanding and knowledge about the nutritional value of food. Because of this, serious mistakes had been made in the past and they continue to be made today.
Infant formula has long been touted to contain ALL the nutrients that a baby needs. Then scientists discovered that taurine - which has been described as an amino acid or "similar to an amino acid" - is vital to a baby's development but missing from infant formula. So they added it in. But is infant formula now complete? Far from it.
On the same subject, soy-based infant formula was once considered suitable for babies but today, it is known to be harmful - because it does not contain cholesterol, which babies need for brain and nervous system development and also because it contains excessive amounts of substances like aluminium, manganese and phytoestrogens. For example, soy formula contains about 200 times as much manganese as human milk, and this excessive amount can cause brain damage.
More than 80 minerals and trace elements have been identified, yet little is known about their roles in supporting human health, except for a few major minerals like calcium, potassium, sodium, etc. In the case of sodium, although it is known necessary and important for health, the information commonly presented gives the impression that it is just "bad, bad, bad." Click here to read more about the importance of sodium and salt.
In the past two decades or so, scientists have discovered an entire new class of nutrients called phytochemicals or "plant chemicals". A broccoli is said to contain over 10,000 different phytochemicals. There are that many. Yet only the value and fucntion of a few dozen phytochemicals have so far been studied.
What a food contains is different from what it does. And so the bigger problem with looking at the nutritional value of food is that it does not always tell us about the effects of eating these foods.
Fiber is a good example of a food (a component of plant foods) with positive effects on health even though it has "zero nutrition".
A lesser known example is kuzu, the starch of a huge (human-size) root that is used for medicinal purposes in Traditional Chinese Medicine and macrobiotics. Among other things, kuzu is known to be an effective remedy for alcoholic hangovers and this has been confirmed by modern medical research. From the perspective of the nutritional value of food, however, kuzu is often described in nutrition textbooks (if at all it is mentioned) as "having negligible nutritional value."
From the perspective of the nutritional value of food, items like milk and eggs have very high nutritional content. They are packed with nutrients. But does this mean they are good for health?
Wait... it's not over yet... Eggs also contain lecithin, which helps lowers cholesterol levels. Meanwhile, some sceintists such Uffe Ravnskov - who, being an independent researcher, has no vested interest in anti-cholesterol drugs - are arguing that cholesterol is, in fact, good for health.
HARM OF MILK: In the case of milk, nutritionists continue to recommend it highly even though milk has been linked to scores of health problems, including increased risks of diabetes, female cancers (breast, womb, etc) and osteoporosis.
From the perspective of the nutritional content of food, milk contains calcium. In theory, this makes it good for preventing / reversing osteoporisis. But just because milk contains calcium does not mean that the calcium is absorbed in milk. It is not. A number of scientific studies show that the calcium in (pasteurized / processed) milk is very poorly absorbed comapred to the calcium in, say, green leafy vegetables.
The effects of drinking milk is another matter altogether. Because milk is a high-protein food, milk actually contributes to bone loss! Milk, meat and other high protein foods cause osteoporosis. The Eskimos and North Americans have the world's highest rates of osteoporosis even though they consume lots of calcium in their diet - because they eat lots of meat, milk and other dairy foods.
Click here to learn more about the harm of milk.
The problem with milk is actually not milk per se, but due to the fact that it is almost always pasteurized, UHT (ultra high temperature) treated, or processed in other ways. Raw milk, straight from the cow, is ok and does not cause many of the problems associated with milk.
This brings us to another limitation of looking only at the nutritional value of food - it does not consider how a food is processed and how food processing changes its effect on health.
MARGARINE + TRANS FATS: A good example is margarine. For decades, nutritionists have recommended margarine as a healthier alternative to butter - because margarine does not contain much saturated fats, which are wrongly believed to be harmful.
However, the process of making margarine, called hydrogenation, involves high heat and high pressure which distort the structure of the fat molecules. These distorted fat molecules, called trans fats, are now known to be extremely harmful, causing problems like heart disease, cancer, obesity and so on.
In the past 100 years or so since margarine became widely promoted, billions of people have suffered and died from the adverse effects of trans fats. Yet nutritionists are slow to acknowledge the dangers. They continue to recommend products like margarine, except that they modify their recommendation to "soft margarine" with less trans fats.
Visit my Stop-Trans-Fat website to learn more about the dangers of trans fats and follow this link to understand why saturated fats are not harmful, but good for health.
RANCID OILS: Another example is the continued advice by nutritionist to cook with polyunsaturated vegetable oils like corn oil, soybean oil, safflower oil, etc. They only consider what these oils contain - mostly polyunsaturated fats which are, again, wrongly believed to be good for health.
What nutritionists fail to take note of is the fact that, during the manufacturing process involving high heat to extract oils from seeds, the oils have already turned rancid. And rancid oils are poisonous!
Even if cold-pressed vegetable oils are used, they would turn rancid during cooking. They are suitable only as salad dressings or, at most, very gentle low-heat sauteeing.
CANOLA OIL: Probably the worst case involves canola oil. From the perspective of the nutritional value of food, canola is viewed as the "best" cooking oil, with the "ideal" proportions of monounsaturated, polyunsaturated and saturated fats.
But when you read about how Canola oil was artificially created through genetic modification, how iin animal experiments it causes problems such as growth retardation and is not allowed to be used in infant formula... you will not be so enthusiastic about canola oil. Click here to learn more about canola oil and the problems it can cause.
Just as canola oil is an artificially created food, many vitamins, minerals and other nutrients are artificial. But to nutritionists who consider the nutritional value of food, it does not matter. To them, all nutrients are equal, whether they are natural or artificially produced in a factory.
The commonly cited example is vitamin C and it so happens that natural vitamin C appears very similar to synthetically produced ascorbic acid. But this is an isolated example. When it comes to other nutrients like Vitamin D or Vitamin E, or the trace element selenium, there is sufficient scientific evidence to believe that synthetic versions are not as beneficial - and possibly even harmful.
Still, most nutritionists don't bother. To them, as long as certain nutrients are present in food, that's good enough.
There are just so many mistakes that arose from looking narrowly at the nutritional value of food, that i would even say nutritional science is the main reason why billions of people are suffering degenerative diseases today.
Some mistakes were made hundreds of years ago, others continue to be made in this modern day and age. If not for these mistakes, and if people continued to eat the way their ancestors had eaten traditionally, the world population would be much healthier today.
Ultimately, the biggest mistake is to attach importance to the nutritional value of food. Because this idea is ultimately meaningless.
ALL FOODS contain nutrients. Even an "empty food" life refined white sugar, for example, contains carbohydrates, which is a nutrient. In this sense, all foods can be said to be "nutritious".
This is how some nutritionists can declare, in all seriousness, that "junk foods" are "nutritious". Because if you analyse hamburgers, fries and soft drinks in terms of the nutritional value of food, you will inevitably find some nutrients in there, never mind if eating these foods make you sick.
Click here to read why I consider the macrobiotic philosophy superior to the nutritional value of foods.


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Trump gets last chance to claw back Biden lead at final presidential debate
Trump will be under pressure to soften his display compared with the first debate, which was widely criticized as bullying
Stand-ins for candidates Donald Trump, Joe Biden and moderator Kristen Welker during rehearsals for the final debate at Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee. Photograph: Jonathan Ernst/Reuters
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Donald Trump has his last chance to move the dial in the fast-approaching US presidential election on Thursday night, when he addresses a large nationwide audience at the final televised presidential debate.
Trump will face his Democratic rival Joe Biden at 9pm ET at Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee. The candidates are expected to attract viewership in the tens of millions of Americans for their 90-minute encounter, giving the US president one last crack at shifting a race that has had him trailing the former vice-president for weeks.
NBC News and its moderator Kristen Welker will be hoping for a more civilized debate than the first, held three weeks ago, which collapsed into acrimony amid almost constant interruptions by Trump. In an attempt to prevent a repetition, the commission on presidential debates on Monday tweaked the format so that the candidates' microphones are turned off while their opponent is speaking for the opening two minutes of each of six issue segments.
For the remainder of each of the 15-minute segments, discussion will be open between the two men.
Trump will be under pressure to soften his display compared with the first debate on 29 September, which was widely censured as bullying. Polls conducted after the debate suggested it damaged his already beleaguered standing in key battleground states such as Florida and Pennsylvania.
But there were few indications that Trump intends to change tack in the final hours leading up to the Nashville debate. On Monday he denigrated Welker as a "radical left Democrat", while his campaign has accused the debate commission of being biased towards Biden and objected to the six policy subjects that NBC News has chosen.
They include three areas on which Trump's record is especially vulnerable – race in America, Covid-19 and climate change – as well as national security, leadership and America's families. Bill Stepien, Trump's campaign manager, protested in a letter to the commission that this debate should have been on foreign policy, territory on which Trump thinks he can prevail following recent breakthrough agreements in the Middle East.
Trump has also been mired in his by now familiar angry denunciations of figures within his own administration and the media. Instead of making a closing argument to the American people, he has expended valuable political capital calling Anthony Fauci, the country's top infectious diseases official, a "disaster" and "idiot", and storming out of an interview with CBS News' 60 Minutes.
The final debate falls at an increasingly anxious time for the Trump re-election campaign. National polls give Biden a steady and clear advantage, such as an 8.5% lead in the Real Clear Politics tracker.
National polls have limited value. More worrying for the Trump campaign is the fact that Biden has almost three times as much money to spend on the closing days as Trump, and is also showing an edge in key swing states.
An indication of the relevant concerns of each camp can be gleaned from where the candidates and their top surrogates will be travelling this week. Biden was hunkered down in Nashville for debate prep, suggesting that he sees the event as a chance for him to solidify his frontrunner status.
In support of Biden, Barack Obama travelled to Philadelphia on Wednesday making an appeal to African American residents to vote. Pennsylvania, which was central to Trump's victory in 2016, is showing Biden ahead in the polls, but not enough for comfort.
Kamala Harris, Biden's running mate, was in North Carolina on Wednesday, as was Trump himself. North Carolina, a traditional Republican stronghold, is seen as increasingly "purple" in that its changing demographics has put it up for grabs for either party.
Florida, which Trump must win if he is to have a solid chance at staying in the White House, is widely cast as too close to call.
Perhaps the most interesting campaign move was that of Vice-President Mike Pence, who was in Ohio. Trump took Ohio by eight percentage points over Hillary Clinton in 2016, but polls now suggest it is also too close to call.
The three scheduled presidential debates in 2020 have shaped up to be among the most volatile in US history. The second debate was cancelled after Trump contracted coronavirus and refused to stage the discussion through video links, resulting in dueling separate town hall meetings on different networks.


It's hard to believe that we're almost at the end of 2018! But before we bid this year adieu, we want to celebrate surviving the last 11 months by doing a bit of fun reading with all of you. Last year, we had #LoveOzYA Month – which was heaps of fun – and so this year we wanted to do something equally exciting!
Say hello to Throwback Month! That's right! We're going to be rereading some of our favourite YA novels and reminiscing about what we read years ago. Remember the days of The Hunger Games and Divergent and Twilight? The days where we all fangirled over the movie release of City of Bones and cried over the ending of Allegiant? We're going to be experiencing those feels all over again next month during Throwback Month!
Whether you read those novels as a teen or if you've never read them before, we hope you'll join us for our month of fun. There's going to be a bingo challenge, and virtual viewing parties, as well as special content! We're super excited about Throwback Month, but today we'd like to introduce the main element of the month – the bingo challenge!
If you've participated in a bingo challenge before, you'll probably know how this works. But for those of you that haven't, please scroll down to check out the rules. There are also prizes to be won, so make sure you get involved!
You can choose any line containing five squares, either horizontal, vertical, or diagonal.
You cannot choose the same book for more than one square.
Each book you read must be generally classified as YA and must have been published before 2013.
You may choose any YA novel published before 2013 novel for the Free Space, as long as you have not used that novel to fill another square.
All books must be read between December 1 and December 31.
You may reread a book you have previously read, however you cannot reread a book and use it for more than one square.
Up for grabs is one $30 book voucher for the participant that completes all 25 squares on the bingo board. If there are multiple people who have completed all 25 squares, only one person will be selected randomly to win the voucher. Open international.
There are also two $20 book vouchers to be won, which will be awarded to the people that complete at least one line of the bingo board, and present this as creatively as possible. You may choose to share what books you read as a part of the Bingo Challenge in a video, or a blog post, or any other means you choose.
To go in the draw to win the bingo challenge prizes, please provide where you will be posting about the Throwback Bingo Challenge in the comments so we can check out your progress! You can send us links to your entries via any of our social media platforms, or leave the link in the comments section below.
We'll contact the winners of the prizes during the first week of January.
Use the hashtag #ThrowbackBingo to share what you're reading or ask for recommendations. Don't forget to tag us – @TheYARoom_MELB on Twitter and @theyaroom on Instagram – so we can check out your progress!
Keep an eye out for our post next week to find out what we'll be reading for Throwback Month!


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Watch Lizzo Lead a Group Meditation to 'Promote Healing' on Instagram
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Posted By: Crystal Allen 03/16/2020
Over the weekend took to Instagram Live to encourage her fans to find some calm in the midst of the global COVID-19 pandemic. The singer led a meditation, complete with crystals and flute music, and later posted the entire video on her Instagram page for future guidance.
The video, which she captioned "a meditation and mantra to promote healing during this global crisis," featured Lizzo playing her flute while seated in front of a collection of crystal and smoking incense.
"As some of you might know I was scheduled to play the Houston Rodeo today," she explained after finishing her flute composition. "And we had to cancel, as many, many, many artists and schools and work places and places of business had to also do the same because of the current pandemic that is causing this global crisis."
A meditation and mantra to promote healing during this global crisis. Use at your own pace. Love you!
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During her 30-minute video, Lizzo went on to guide viewers in coping with their fear. "I wanted to take the time today to do a mass meditation," she said. She added, "We're going to come together and take deep breaths and we're going to join in agreement, and we're going to try to eliminate the fear as much as we can, as we work together during this trying time. During this global pandemic."
The singer also urged her fans to take proper precautions, adding that "we need leadership." "I want us all to meditate on people being clean, taking all the precautions," she said. "We need to really listen to each other. We need to really feel each other out. We need to really be there to help each other. We can't be afraid of each other, so that means we have to be doing the right things to be safe: face masks, washing hands… So we're going to take all of this fear and transmute it into love."


Sometimes it's necessary to take a few days, a week, or longer off from your workout routine. Things happen, like a vacation where you can't get your normal workout routine done. Or perhaps an injury that forces you to take it easy. But sometimes you're just tired, sore, or unmotivated and therefore a break is needed. To avoid over-training, many athletes regularly schedule a week off every 8-12 weeks. And while you may think this would set you back, it could actually help you in the long run. Before you skip those rest days, consider these benefits.
Aerobic power can decline about 5-10% in three weeks.
It takes about 2 months of inactivity to completely lose the gains you've made.
Extremely fit exercisers will experience a rapid drop in fitness during the first three weeks of inactivity before it tapers off.
Muscular strength and endurance last longer than aerobic fitness. Muscles retain a memory of exercises for weeks or even months.
Do you ever take a few days off?
Whenever I take a week off, I find myself gaining extra super-powers once I start my exercise routine again. My problem is I rarely take that much time off. I decided to force myself to take this past week off, and I'm looking forward to hitting it hard next week to make up for it.


Discover what Memcached is and exactly why lots of people use it for their databases.
Memcached is a widespread caching system, which can increase the loading speed and the performance of your websites substantially if they use an API or a database. This is achieved by caching the requests to the API/database and the replies that are returned, so if somebody searches for a given product on your website, for instance, the database won't have to be accessed to return the results and the entire task will be completed considerably quicker. This is valid for all kinds of database-driven apps and not only for e-commerce portals, since anytime a given web page is visited, the app sends a database query to get the data that should be displayed. With Memcached, not only will your website open considerably faster, but it will also generate much less server load. If any data in the database is edited, the cached responses will also be 'refreshed', so the users won't see any out-of-date information.
Memcached is offered as an upgrade with each and every cloud website hosting account that we are offering and in case you wish to use it for any script-driven Internet site that you host on our leading-edge cloud web hosting platform, you will be able to enable it in several simple steps via your Hepsia Control Panel. During the process, you will be given the option to upgrade two separate things – the number of instances and the system memory. The first one refers to the number of the websites that can use the Memcached object caching system simultaneously, so if you need it for several websites, you can get a handful of instances. The second one has to do with the total amount of memory that the system will be able to use to cache information, so for many websites (or for one large-size site), you'd better order more memory for better performance. The memory comes in increments of 16 megabytes and more memory can be added at any time. With the Memcached caching system, any script-powered website hosted on our cloud servers will load faster than the speed of light.
You can get Memcached as an optional upgrade with all our semi-dedicated servers and since it works with any script-driven web application, you can use it for every Internet site that you host on our servers, irrespective of what application you have used – Mambo, Joomla™ or WordPress, a custom-built one, etc. You can request the upgrade through the respective section of the Hepsia hosting Control Panel from which you manage your semi-dedicated server account, and you can select two different features – the number of instances and the amount of system memory that they will use. Basically, these things determine the number of the sites that will use Memcached and how much system memory the system will be able to use in order to cache your content. The two things are ordered separately for more freedom and one instance does not come bundled with a fixed amount of system memory. You can make full use of Memcached with any kind of site and both you and the site visitors will quickly perceive the difference in the overall performance.
You can unleash the full potential of Memcached with each and every dedicated server that we're offering if you pick Hepsia as your hosting Control Panel. A special section in it is dedicated to the object caching system and you can begin using Memcached for any website hosted on the machine with only a couple of mouse clicks. You can enhance the overall performance of any site, irrespective of what script-driven web app you are using or how popular the website is, as the minimum amount of system memory that Memcached will be able to employ is three gigabytes and this amount rises substantially with the more powerful dedicated servers. Soon after the system is enabled, it will start caching content anytime someone browses your site, so, as soon as enough data has been stored, you will detect the decreased load on the server and the optimized performance of your Internet site. Memcached is being used by lots of websites, among them popular portals like Wikipedia, Reddit and Zynga, which shows the effectiveness of the Memcached caching system.


Three years after they were proposed in the government's Care Matters white paper, the UK's first independent social work practices are now up and running.
Over the past three months, five councils in England taking part in the government-funded pilots have transferred responsibility for more than 1,000 looked-after children and care leavers to external bodies run by social workers and charities.
Staffordshire Council is testing the professional practice model, where social workers formerly employed by the authority have set up their own not-for-profit organisation in which they all have a stake.
Kent Council chose a model involving voluntary sector groups, and have a contract for services with children's charity Catch22.
The government will monitor the progress of the pilots – the other areas are Hillingdon, Liverpool, Blackburn with Darwen, and Sandwell, where the launch has been delayed – before deciding whether to adopt the system nationally in 2012-13.
Community Care asked two of the teams how they planned to fulfil the scheme's twin objectives of reducing staff turnover and increasing the stability of the child-social worker relationship.
After a tendering process, Kent Council commissioned Catch22, which has worked in partnership with the council for more than 10 years, to run its practice.
With 580 young people aged 16 to 24, the cohort is significantly bigger than the other pilots and split into four geographically-based teams; each with roughly 140 looked-after children and care leavers. When a teenager turns 16, he or she is automatically transferred to the practice.
Using a voluntary sector provider has immediate advantages. For example, the managerial hierarchy is less complicated than in local authorities.
The overall practice, which opened in December, is run by operations manager Sue Clifton, who reports to Mick McCarthy, area manager of Kent and East Sussex Catch22.
"We tend not to over-bureaucratise things, and we don't have the same lengthy channels of communication," says McCarthy.
On a day-to-day basis, budgets are delegated to the social workers and case workers.
This helped Catch22 to sell the practice idea to young people in the area because their social workers have more power.
The teams also have access to specialist mental health workers, an accommodation officer, Connexions workers and administrative staff from in Catch22's existing pool of resources.
It might seem like a more fragmented approach than the professional model being tested in Staffordshire, but McCarthy argues the opposite. "If something needs to be done, the social workers can go to someone within the team rather than an external agency," he says.
● Run by: operations manager overseeing two team managers, each with responsibility for two teams. Each team comprises two to three social workers and two to three case workers.
Social workers in Staffordshire launched the UK's first professional social work practice, Evolve YP, last November.
Fifteen people, including admin staff and a cleaner, run the practice, which offers services to 150 looked-after children and care leavers aged 12 to 21.
Although under contract to management at Staffordshire Council's children's services in Newcastle under Lyme, Evolve YP has its own offices in a different building.
Ten of the staff form a board of partners who own 52% of the practice in line with government rules. They include the practice lead, who acts as a link to the council, a senior practitioner, three social workers, four personal advisers and an office co-ordinator.
The practice has been live for only three months and evidence of this is everywhere; from the unfinished paintwork to the makeshift contact room where siblings of looked-after children can play. In an independent practice, staff are responsible for everything, including decorating. It's a lot to take on.
It has been a difficult journey. The board gave up their evenings and weekends in order to write the bid. None of them had any business experience to speak of. "It's been a massive learning curve," says Fallows.
However, most had already worked together in the council's looked-after children and leaving care teams before transferring to the practice.
It's a relatively flat management structure, but if there's a dispute the final decision rests with Fallows, who holds a full caseload as well as being the practice lead.
The main advantage is that practitioners do not waste time chasing managers for a signature because board members can sign for each other. "All that time spent on filling forms, waiting for managers' signatures – we don't do that anymore," says Fallows.
"We're doing what we feel is right rather than thinking, 'what would a manager say?' or 'what would the head of service say?'," adds Beesley.
That's not to say there's less paperwork. Evolve YP must adhere to Staffordshire Council's computer recording system, but staff agree that the set-up makes up for this. Beesley, Dean and Fallows are committed to creating a friendly environment for children – the words they kept coming back to during my visit were "family" and "home".
"We want the kids to come and go when they want to," says Fallows. "At the local authority it was quite impersonal. You had to come and discuss your business over the counter if there wasn't a room available.
The ideology behind social work practices has split opinion. The West Midlands Social Work Action Network (Swan), for example, has called on social workers to boycott the practices because it believes professionals "are being misled by the official documentation that they will be able to develop closer relationships with children in their care".
Swan member Simon Cardy also criticised the "bonus culture" that arose out of running independent practices.
One of the six practices – the pilot in Liverpool run by the charity PSS – has decided to offer staff performance-related bonuses.
But the practice members at Evolve YP, in Staffordshire, say they have "carefully considered" their business and management structure and unanimously decided to be a not-for-profit social enterprise.
"This will enable us to access additional funding to improve services to our young people," they said in a joint statement.


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What is Katowice Poland known for?
Katowice is a center of commerce, business, transportation, and culture in southern Poland, with numerous public companies headquartered in the city or in its suburbs, important cultural institutions such as Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra, award-winning music festivals such as Off Festival and Tauron New …
Is Katowice Poland Safe?
In general Katowice is safer than most West European cities, and visitors are unlikely to face any problems if they simply employ common sense.
Is Katowice German?
Katowice, German Kattowitz, city and capital, Śląskie województwo (province), south-central Poland. It lies in the heart of the Upper Silesia coalfields. Silesian Museum, Katowice, Pol.
Why did Poland get Silesia?
Culturally German for centuries, Silesia was given to Poland after World War I, fell to the Nazis in 1939, and reverted to Poland after World War II in compensation for the loss of its eastern provinces to the Soviet Union. Nearly all its Germans were forcibly repatriated to Allied-administered West Germany.
What is there to do in Katowice on Sunday?
Top 10 Things To Do In Katowice, Poland
Visit the Wyspiański Silesian Theatre.
Go to an event at the Spodek arena.
Have a drink at Browariat.
Hang out in the Nikiszowiec quarter.
Visit the Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra.
Have a walk around Goldstein Palace.
Go to the Kościuszko Park.
What happened Katowice?
During the occupation, the German administration organized numerous public executions of civilians and about 700 Poles were beheaded with a purpose-built guillotine. By the middle of 1941, most of the Polish and Jewish population of the city was expelled. Katowice was liberated by the Red Army in January 1945.
Is Poland in the EU?
Poland has been a member of the European Union since 1 May 2004 under the Accession Treaty signed in Athens on 16 April 2003. As a member state, Poland has the power to influence EU decisions.
What is Silesian sausage?
The Piast dynasty ruled in both Masovia and in Silesia, until the last male Silesian Piast died in 1675. This sausage has a fine cut of fat and similar to our Grill Sausage yet slightly more smokey and lean. This 5″ long sausages taste wonderful when prepared on the grill or served cold.
Who are the Silesian people?
The Silesians lived on the territory that became part of the Great Moravia in 875. Later, in 990, the first Polish state was created by Duke Mieszko I, and then expanded by king Boleslaw I at the beginning of the 11th century. He established the Bishopric of Wrocław in Lower Silesia in the year 1000.
Are there any Cool Places in Katowice Poland?
If you think (like I used to) that cool places in Katowice are only in the Zone of Culture you are so wrong. Shortly before my visit, a new leisure spot was opened in the very center of the city, with palm trees (borrowed from the palm house in nearby Gliwice ), sun beds and a small pond.
What's the population of the city of Katowice?
Katowice (Polish: [katɔˈvʲit͡sɛ] ( listen); Silesian: Katowicy; German: Kattowitz; officially Miasto Katowice) is a city in southern Poland, with a population of 297,197 as of 2017 and the center of the Silesian Metropolis, with a population of 2.2 million.
Why is Katowice the most underrated city in Poland?
Katowice was first mentioned at the end of the 16th century but the real boom came in the 19th century when the railway line connecting Mysłowice with Wrocław was led through Katowice. This brought the industry to the city, especially steel and mining.
Where to find the Tourist Information Center in Katowice?
You can get it for free in the tourist information center at Rynek 13. If you ask local people which place you cannot miss when you visit Katowice they will most likely point you to Nikiszowiec and Giszowiec, two workers' quarters located at the eastern outskirts.
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using CSC.CSClassroom.Service.Assignments.UserQuestionDataUpdaters;
using Xunit;

namespace CSC.CSClassroom.Service.UnitTests.Assignments.UserQuestionDataUpdaters
{
	/// <summary>
	/// Unit tests for the UserQuestionDataLoaderFactory class.
	/// </summary>
	public class UserQuestionDataUpdaterFactory_UnitTests
	{
		/// <summary>
		/// Ensures that CreateUserQuestionDataUpdater returns a valid updater.
		/// </summary>
		[Fact]
		public void CreateLoaderForSingleQuestion_ReturnsLoader()
		{
			var factory = new UserQuestionDataUpdaterFactory
			(
				dbContext: null,
				questionStatusCalculator: null,
				questionGenerator: null,
				seedGenerator: null,
				questionSelector: null,
				timeProvider: null
			);

			var result = factory.CreateUserQuestionDataUpdater();

			Assert.NotNull(result);
		}
	}
}

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Have you ever been flipped off by a rabbit? Okay, so it didn't literally show me the middle finger of his front paw, but I certainly felt like he did. This crazy rabbit has gnawed my pansies and rudbekia to nubs.
This morning he was in my flower patch and didn't run when I came out of the house shouting, "Hey, fat rabbit!" In fact, I was about ten feet away from him before he took off. And I swear he shook his booty at me.
Such arrogance is akin to an all-out declaration of war. This afternoon I sprinkled Critter Ridder at the edge of the garden. The label says it keeps out dogs, cats, raccoon, and other animals. However, it doesn't mention rabbits.
After planting dahlias, dianthus, and pincushion flowers, I don't want to see the varmit again. Does Critter Ridder work against rabbits? We'll see. In the meantime, does anyone need a pregnancy test performed the old fashioned way?


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Миртовые () — подсемейство двудольных растений в составе семейства .

Классификация
Подсемейство разделено на 15 триб и включает в себя 131 род:
 Backhousieae — 2 рода

 Chamelaucieae — 24 рода

 Eucalypteae — 7 родов

 Kanieae — 8 родов

 Leptospermeae — 9 родов

 Lindsayomyrteae — 1 род

 Lophostemoneae — 4 рода

 Melaleuceae — 10 родов

 Metrosidereae — 3 рода

 Myrteae — 53 рода

 Osbornieae — 1 род

 Syncarpieae — 1 род

 Syzygieae — 3 рода

 Tristanieae — 3 рода

 Xanthostemoneae — 3 рода

Примечания

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Patients with severe cases of kidney stones are 26 percent less likely to receive timely treatment when they're admitted to the hospital on the weekend, according to a study by researchers at Loyola Medicine and Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine.
The study, published in the Journal of Urology, is the first to show that a risk factor called the "weekend effect" affects kidney stone treatment and outcomes. Previous studies involving other conditions have found that weekend patients experience delayed treatments, longer hospital stays, higher mortality rates and more readmissions.
"The implication of these findings is that hospitals and clinicians should strive to deliver the same prompt, high-quality care over the weekend as during the work week," Loyola researchers wrote.
Kidney stones are small mineral deposits that can cause excruciating pain in the side and back, and sometimes nausea and vomiting. Often, a patient can pass a stone simply by drinking lots of water. But if the stone is large or causing complications, it may require more extensive treatment to remove it, such as blasting it with shock waves.
The weekend effect studies were conducted by Loyola's predictive analytics program, which mines large data sets to predict health outcomes. In addition to the weekend effect studies, researchers are studying, for example, how many rectal cancer operations a hospital needs to perform for the best results, and whether having a trauma department confers a beneficial "halo effect" on patient outcomes across the board.
Large new databases, electronic medical records and more powerful computers are enabling researchers to conduct such studies.
"We're now able to ask and answer a broad range of questions that could significantly help improve patient care and reduce costs," said Paul Kuo, MD, MBA, FACS, a co-author of the kidney stone study who heads Loyola's analytics group called One to Map Analytics. Dr. Kuo is the John P. Igini professor and chair of the department of surgery of Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine.
The study is titled "Early intervention during acute stone admissions: Revealing 'the weekend effect' in urologic practice."
Loyola University Health System. "Kidney stone patients hospitalized on the weekend may get delayed treatment." Medical News Today. MediLexicon, Intl., 12 Apr. 2016. Web.


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IPG's Matt Seiler: You Don't Get To 50% Automation With 'Old Media' Thinking
by Kelly Liyakasa // Thursday, January 23rd, 2014 – 10:42 am
IPG Mediabrands' Global CEO Matt Seiler says the advertising industry thinks too much about media in the context of the individual medium.
"It drives me crazy that the way media is procured is still the way media is procured," he said during "The Unfolding Strategy and Services Sector" session at Industry Preview 2014, where he took the stage Wednesday with Deloitte Digital Principal Mark Singer and Zach Rodgers, managing editor of AdExchanger.
Seiler, who in 2012 committed to automating 50% of all media buying at IPG within three years, said that "technology, analytics, data and finance all have to be bought in one place to achieve that objective." The end goal? "Exchanging everything. If your objective is to automate 50% of everything, then programmatic is a significant driver of that."
At the same time, it's becoming increasingly unclear which entity "owns" these client services. As media buying becomes increasingly automated, which poses questions about talent, the external competitive landscape is shifting simultaneously. It now includes quasi-competitors like cloud-based enterprise technology companies Salesforce.com or Oracle, each vying for CMO share; companies with services layers like an Adobe, Turn or MediaMath; and management consultancies that mirror marketing-services firms.
"We take a strategy-through-execution approach," Deloitte's Singer said. The consulting firm looks at what its clients want to accomplish, how it needs to change from an operations standpoint, and what type of technologies it needs to facilitate this transformation.
"Once the infrastructure is in place, we look at, 'How does the information we gather make you more effective?'" he said.
The overlap of domains between software companies, media agencies and consultancies can occur in the campaign execution process or "communication" stage, but can ultimately benefit clients, Seiler said.
"I think it's awesome to have lots of different ways to get to the same result," was Seiler's response to consultancies and tech firms planting agency stakes. "Cable TV did so much to make broadcast TV better, so bring on the competition."
Even the creative side is being affected. While Seiler noted that the media owner still has the greatest creative capabilities, he pointed out the concept of "good creative" is in and of itself changing.
"We think too much of, 'Is TV creative?' 'Are the ads good?' I think, once upon a time, you'd look at [a brand like] Nike through their TV work." Now, he said, Nike is showing up as as an "active participant in our lives," with data-rich products like FuelBand. "Consuming media is a much more personal thing than it used to be" and the advertising message must not be contained to one "medium."


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