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package gov.nih.nci.cadsr.formloader.service.impl;

import static org.junit.Assert.*;
import gov.nih.nci.cadsr.formloader.domain.FormCollection;
import gov.nih.nci.cadsr.formloader.domain.FormDescriptor;
import gov.nih.nci.cadsr.formloader.service.CollectionRetrievalService;
import gov.nih.nci.cadsr.formloader.service.UnloadingService;
import gov.nih.nci.cadsr.formloader.service.common.FormLoaderHelper;
import gov.nih.nci.cadsr.formloader.service.common.FormLoaderServiceException;

import java.util.List;

import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.junit.runner.RunWith;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import org.springframework.test.context.ContextConfiguration;
import org.springframework.test.context.junit4.SpringJUnit4ClassRunner;

@RunWith(SpringJUnit4ClassRunner.class)
@ContextConfiguration(locations = {"classpath:/applicationContext.xml"})
public class UnloadingServiceImplTest {

	@Autowired
	CollectionRetrievalService collectionRetrievalService;

	@Autowired
	UnloadingService unloadService;

	@Before
	public void setUp() throws Exception {
	}

	@Test
	public void testUnloadForms() {
		try {
			List<FormCollection> colls = collectionRetrievalService.getAllCollectionsByUser("YANGS");
			assertNotNull(colls);
			assertTrue(colls.size() > 10);

			for (FormCollection coll : colls) {
				if (coll.getId().equals("F07CAD98-127E-3BD3-E040-BB89A7B4176E")) {
					List<FormDescriptor> forms = coll.getForms();
					for (FormDescriptor form : forms) {
						form.setSelected(true);
					}
					//unloadService.unloadForms(forms, "YANGS");
				}
			}

		} catch (FormLoaderServiceException e) {
			fail(e.getMessage());
		}
	}

	@Test
	public void testAdjustFormSelections() {
		List<FormCollection> colls = FormLoaderHelper.readCollectionListFromFile();

		if (colls == null)
			return;

		for (FormCollection coll : colls) {
			List<FormDescriptor> forms = coll.getForms();
			for (FormDescriptor form : forms) {

			}
		}
	}

}

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In general, pen and paper prototyping is most often used to display conceptions in the product development process. Which processes simply and rapidly with a brief sketch. But you still have a lot of work to do, if you want to get the wireframes to be more perfect. On YouTube, somebody shows a paper-based prototype for Daum's webmail service. All the button clicks and page interactions displayed logically and clearly by two people cooperated with each other. While time is money and everything at this quick tempo environment. Some users wondered how long it takes to rehearsal for the presentation. The more worried is the sequence of the paper pieces, and the problem of documents missing.
Comparatively, employing with a variety of wireframing/prototyping tools is a more advanced operation. So many introduction or summary of such tools explosively listed. But, do you really know how to use it? Maybe some of you are eager to find out the video tutorial on YouTube or somewhere. It is better to teach you how to do it better than only names. There are some video tutorials of the frequently-used tools. Just take a look.
Balsamiq Mockups started in 2008 in California. It is the pioneer of hand-drawn style prototyping tool and reproduces the experience of sketching on a whiteboard. It is a simple wireframing tool, which means it cannot use to make the interactive prototype. To help users learn better and faster, a 3-minute video tutorial shows at the home page. More detailed tutorials are available on YouTube, such as this Balsamiq Tutorial with 65K + views, which created in November 2013.
Mockplus is a simple and easy-to-learn interactive prototyping tool. Which interaction design is fully visualized, that's WYSIWYG. It's unique link points allowing you to create interactions between components and page drag and drop easily. A 10 minutes video tutorial available at the Tutorial page, that is, learning right, using right. Also, you can find more tutorials on YouTube, then you will learn that Mockplus could help you to achieve the more advanced and complicated interaction effects. Its comparative advantage could see from the "30 seconds prototyping with Mockplus". Mockplus tutorial has accumulated 10K + views within a few months.
Sketch is a vector drawing application for all designers. Vector graphics is currently the best way to conduct web pages, icons, and interface design. Experienced designers spend a few hours can use it well with their own design skills in Sketch. If you are a beginner and don't know how it works, simply follow the tutorial videos. LevelUpTuts' Sketch App Tutorials Series Introduction, which has 300K + views will teach you well in learning Sketch.
Strictly speaking, InVision not an interaction design tool, but it can help designers and design teams to do prototyping more efficiently. Creating an online prototype requires only four parts: creating a project, uploading visual design drafts, adding links, and generating online prototypes to communicate with colleagues, users, and get feedback. A 3-minute video tutorial available on it's website for a quick overview of Invision. Similarly, you can go to YouTube to find more detailed Invision video tutorial.
UI/UX Designer Salary Around the World. How Much Are You Worth?
IT industry has become a high-salaried industry, as the popularization of the Internet today,also become a development trend around the world. The demand for talent soared due to the rapid development of society. Therefore, the vocational skill requirements derived from the Internet environment for IT staff are constantly keeping up. If you want to gain a firm foothold in the IT industry, no matter the basic office skills, or professional application development language, and professional design tools, that are essential career competences for IT staff, according to the requirements of different industries.
This survey shows that UI/UX designers listed at the top among these IT skills/professions. An article, 29 Best Jobs for Work-Life Balance, published on Forbes shows that the work-life balance of UI designer and UX designer are 4.0 and 4.1, which listed at 5th and 2nd places among the 29 best jobs respectively. The universal annual salary levels of them are maintained around $ 84,500 and $ 95,000. Obviously, UI/UX designer is the most popular and perfect job at the current environment. You can not only gain high income but also can keep a good balance between life and work.
How much the UI/UX designers earn in the entire year? Here is a figure below for your reference to learn how much the UI/UX designers earn in every part of the world. Salary varies according to economic development.
Here's how the average salary changes as more experience is gained.
In the final analysis, we have a look at the UI/UX salary level in China. In recent years, the UI/UX design industry gets flourish, many people are wondering how the situation and how much salary could gain in China. A survey from a Chinese UI/UX design website shows that the average monthly UI salary is more than 6K RBM, and the average monthly UI salary over 10K RMB also accounted for a large proportion. Therefore, UI/UX salary increases with the accumulation of work experience. Experience can be wealth, too.
It appears that the average salary of a fledgling designer is around 6.5k RMB. Salary level will get improve as experience improving. Of course, the salary of UI/UX designers is connected to the skills and tools they mastered. The more technique and tool mastered the more potential and better on salary and career development. Salary of UI/UX designer listed in this article is only for reference, and the ultimate is depending on your situation. Please remember that there is no easy way to get succeed. The best to keep you a high salary is self-motivated and always looking into the latest UI/UX design trend. If you are a newbie who just gets into this industry, here is a list of must-read books & resources recommended.
Some people are jealousy the high salary of UI/UX designers, while their cognition to UI/UX design, and product design are still remaining at the very superficial stage: designer is who use the prototyping/wireframing tools such as Axure, Mockplus, or Sketch, Photoshop to draw beautiful wireframe model to help engineers better development.
More disappointed is that many people still think design is a fake and only to show good appearance. "To make the product more eye-catching!", "To make the interface more artistic!" – These are often heard. This is how people think about design, superficially, no technique content. Let alone to have a clear understand the terms of UI, UX, IA, IxD.
As an enterprising UI/UX designer longing for high-income, how to do to master the basic skills to achieve the salary goal? You may get some inspiration from the recruitment requirement. Generally speaking, in addition to the specific requirements of jobs, for example, playing computer games well will be a plus when you applying for a game developing company, the highly understanding and insights of UI/UX design is always concerned. Caring for the latest UI/UX trends, keep learning to keep ahead. Good communication and collaboration skills are also required to be an excellent designer. Besides, skill improvement is inevitable, the popular prototyping tools Axure, Mockplus, Proto.io are always required to master well.
It seems like some of web design trends aren't going anywhere soon. We've seen Material Design initiation and evolution, advanced animations and microinteractions, vibrant color schemes, beautiful typography, great use of minimalism, new responsive design technique and tools and much more interesting stuff. We also noticed a new trend that is making its way through web design community: diffuse shadow design.
Have you spotted some other cool examples? Let us know by inserting a link in the comments. Cover image source.
It is important to have a good-looking, top quality website as it attracts audience. But it is equally essential to have a a user experience design so that people are able to interact with the site or app conveniently and comfortably. The audience should enjoy while interacting with your site, applications, products etc.
In simple words, make sure that the methods used to design a website is according to the need and taste of your target audience. A site should appeal to it's users for instance, it should be well organized, easy to navigate, and offer the audience some benefit in order to succeed. According to an article published on blog.invisionapp.com, 88% of online consumers are less likely to return to a site after a bad experience.
Therefore, if your are startup or have a small business then having a user experience design is key for growing your company. Your site is the first thing users see and therefore a good user experience will only increase the traffic on your site and make them come back to your site.
Now, as the technology changes so fast, so does the user experience design trends. Let's have a look at the top 10 UX design trends & predictions for this year.
Anticipatory design is a way of simplifying the processes as much as possible for the audience, reducing difficulty by taking decisions on their behalf. Some basic features of anticipatory design that are being used for long include pop-up boxes, in-app notifications, recommendations and geolocation. These days, there are other tools as well that act as a personal assistant for the users. For instance, Google Now provides information to the user based on the search results. If you have a restaurant reservation, it suggests you about traffic conditions on that route.
User-centred design (UCD) refers to creation of a design after talking to and taking views of the users so that what they see and experience is their taste and preferences. There will be more emphasis on how a user would like using the product than how you want the user to use it. At every level, business owners should consult people before developing the site or product further. According to Growthhackers, ESPN.com revenues jumped 35% after they listened to their community and incorporated suggestions into their homepage redesign.
Having an easy-to-use interface of your website or product is not enough. Being persuasive is a must these days. It is important that the designers know about how to use psychology techniques so that people are encouraged enough to take actions. I mean, if you understand the working of a human mind, it will be easier for you to grab their attention and retain it. For instance, by giving a free shipping offer can persuade your customers to buy from your site.
Wearable devices are the latest things, especially after the launch of Apple Watch and Google Glass. An article published in Forbes reveals that 245 million wearable devices will be sold in 2019. Therefore, marketers should also keep in mind these devices while developing designs for their apps or site. The content should be optimized in such a way that it takes only a few seconds to open it. Also, colour, texture and font are crucial to people visiting your site or app.
It has become essential for all small businesses and startups to create interactive prototypes for validating user experience. An interactive prototype helps designers to set up the final designs with minimal efforts without any further help of developers. It will let you know where a user might face a problem.
For instance, companies such as Invisionapp, Marvelapp, Flinto and CanvasFlip create interactive prototypes in minutes. Your prototype will display what you think about user experience.
This is an era of touchscreen. There is not even a single youth who has not experienced touchscreen. In fact understanding a smartphone comes very naturally to them. This itself shows that these types of gesture interactions make working on mobile devices quite easy and fun. Such interactions add value to the user experience as they are intuitive. With a 'swiping' interface, you can offer best possible experience to your users. So, don't shy away from doing an experiment.
These days, designers and users prefer flat designs because of their simplicity and user-friendliness. An article published in webinsation.com states that every designer is adopting the trend of "flat design" and applying it to their work. There are no added features such as 3D effects or shadows but just a flat design which is simple yet elegant. If you haven't embraced flat as yet, do it NOW! For instance, the website Space Needlehas truly captured the flat design trend. However, make sure that important design elements such as your custom logo design and contact details aren't buried under the fold.
With smart TVs being taking a place in our houses, marketers are thinking to launch apps that will connect consumers to TV. However, it is quite visible that TVs are not such big buzzwords as smartwatches were. But you should not commit this mistake as TVs can help you reach a large part of audience and sell more products.
Design animations make user experience better in a way that it helps in concentrating on one item, it can guide the user of the further action and it will help you manage time efficiently by giving a message (your friend is writing). Animations let you interact with your customers and not let them get bored. For instance, you are urged to wait at the interface when you see a message that your friend is typing a response whether on Facebook, Whatsapp or Slack.
Having good quality, authentic content is not enough. Content in the form of a story will add x factor to your business as users find it easy and fun to consume content that way. And this, let us tell you in advance, won't be an easy task. You will need to tell the information about your product or service in the form of a story. For the content to be effective, you need to make users a character in the story, make all your visuals react, gamify your product, decide on the beginning, middle and the end. For instance, check out an amazing example of photo-storytelling by Housing.com in their app. After using the storytelling technique, conversions and engagement on Housing.com's new App doubled.
So, there you have it! We are sure that after reading these 10 UX design trends and predictions, you must have been convinced to design your site according to the taste and preferences of your consumer. This will be the key priority for many companies in 2016 and it will be better if you embrace it too!


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Q: Is DateTime.Now always monotonous when called in different processes at different times? Let's say I perform DateTime.UtcNow in one process and some time later I do DateTime.UtcNow in another process (even another exe file).
Am I guaranteed that the first call will return a DateTime value that is "smaller" or equal to the second one, that is it will never happen that the first one is "larger" than second one, even if the calls are made almost at the same time (i.e. the difference between calls is 1ms or even less)?
Let's say the machine time is never changed in between those calls in any way (e.g. Windows Time service is disabled).

A: Yes and no
Functions like DateTime.Now rely on timers and clocks provided by the hardware and exposed via the operating system.  The reliability of these timers and clocks is completely dependent on the platform.  That being said, I have never heard of an instance where a clock seemed to move backwards as you are describing.
Better clocks may be available
If you are in dire need of a highly reliable, high resolution timing mechanism, System.DateTime.Now and System.DateTime.UtcNow are not necessarily going to be the best resource.  The Win32 API exposes "multimedia" timers and counters that are much more precise (say, 5-10 ms resolution vs. 50 ms).  Here is an example of a class that uses win32 high resolution timers.

A: In general, yes, time only moves forward, so you can trust that—assuming a stable environment—a DateTime.Now/DateTime.UtcNow will always be larger than one taken before that.
However, you should avoid to rely on this too much. There are things that may break this assumption. For local time, you need to be careful about DST, but even with universal time, there may be things that can affect you. You might be unlucky enough to hit the exact moment the time is synchronized with a server and corrects itself by going back two seconds. It's unlikely but still a possibility.

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As if things could not any more nightmarish for the Ottawa Senators and their fans, another collective gasp was heard coming from the nation's capital last night when Craig Anderson went down with what appeared to be a serious leg injury.
Early in the 3rd period (with Ottawa up 1-0 on the New York Rangers), F Chris Kreider was tripped up and slid into Anderson, whose leg appeared to be bent in all kinds of uncomfortable and damaging ways.
That was tough. I'm speaking, I'm sure, for a lot of the guys on the team when I say my heart sank into my stomach. When you've got one of the guys who is a large part of the heart and soul of the team and he has been playing so well, that's just the luck we've been getting right now.
In the end, Mika Zibanejad tied the game at 2 with a power play goal with 6.5 minutes left in the 3rd, and Kaspars Daugavins scored the shootout winner to give Ottawa a surprising and uplifting victory over the Rangers.
Update on #Sens Craig Anderson: Craig has a sprained right ankle and is day-to-day.
another 2 pts. #bish stood tall – hard place to come in the game. Love the #alfie save in the 1st! My ankle's gonna be ok, be back ASAP.
Somewhat lost in all of this injury chaos is the fact that Ottawa has actually won 3 in a row, posting a record of 3-1 overall without Erik Karlsson. And on a larger scale, the Senators are 7–5-1 since Jason Spezza went down, and are defying all sense of logic by remaining in the Eastern Conference playoff picture despite losing their two star players (as well as Milan Michalek.) It's quite a feat, and IF they can keep it up, coach Paul MacLean should not only be a lock for the Jack Adams, but might also garner a few Hart Trophy votes as well.
Moving forward, the number of games missed by Craig Anderson could certainly go a long way in determining just how drastic a fall the Senators might be in for without their three best players (including two legitimate MVP candidates.) Having said that, Ottawa does have the distinct advantage of being able to promote Robin Lehner from Binghamton, one of the best goalies currently not playing in the NHL.
With a record of 18-10-2, a 0.938 SV% and 2.12 GAA, Lehner does indeed appear to be more than ready to make the jump and answer the bell for an extended period of time, if necessary. And as the heir apparent to the crease in the long-term, all indications are that he'd be more than happy to grab the starting gig and never look back.
As such, Senators fans don't necessarily have to fret in terms of a huge drop off in net, and can go back to wallowing in the realities of life without Karlsson and Spezza.
The Senators are back in action on Saturday night against the Toronto Maple Leafs, and then host the Montreal Canadiens before heading out on a 5-game road trip that begins next Thursday in Boston. These are 3 key games vs division rivals that could set the tone for the rest of the season.


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Get It in Writing!
National Precast Concrete Association / Precast Magazines / Precast Inc. Magazine / 2012 – July-August / Get It in Writing! / Get It in Writing!
Even minor changes to original contracts and projects should be documented and retained – just in case.
By Bridget McCrea
When a customer requests a slight change to an original job contract, Sunny Semidei likes to get everything in writing, even if the documentation comprises a short email message. As manager at Puerto Rico Precast Concrete (an Atlantic Precast company) in Toa Baja, Puerto Rico, Semidei has heard the horror stories from contractors who were left holding the bag on projects that changed midstream without proper documentation and acknowledgement.
"I personally write everything down on the customer's file," says Semidei, "including date, time and exactly who ordered the change." Having that information on hand works in Puerto Rico Precast's favor when busy customers call a few weeks later claiming that the conversation never happened. "When you get it down in writing and then follow up with the customer immediately via email to confirm the conversation," says Semidei, "you have solid proof that the change order or other communication took place."
Semidei says that attention to detail begins when the order to "dig a hole this big" or "rotate a hole in this manner" comes in. She sends out an email to confirm the order and includes as much detail as possible. Change orders are handled in a similar fashion and usually involve the project's owner or site engineer (and not the client's accounts payable department, which ultimately has to cut the check to cover the additional work and/or changes).
Remember, she cautions, that the person who is on the job site expediting activities isn't the same person who is handling the accounts payable process. "Sales reps and contractors on site try to resolve problems – such as replacing a broken piece that wasn't due to precaster error – quickly in order keep the job moving," says Semidei, "but without getting a commitment in writing from the contractor for payment. This usually is only beneficial for the contractor, not the precaster."
The problem doesn't end there. If the job is covered by a payment bond, says Semidei, then that bond should be amended to include the change order. "If not, claims for payment may not be accepted within the scope of the bond," she says. As an added measure, Semidei always tries to get acknowledgement of the emails and/or paper communication that the company sends out. "Ask them to sign the paper or use a digital signature application to ensure they read it and acknowledged it."
Taking that extra measure also helps when it comes to collections, says Semidei, who has used her written documentation to prove the existence of outstanding invoices and debts. A field engineer who asks for a change order and who doesn't document the request, for example, can cause issues for precasters who want to get paid for the completed job. "If you can pull up documentation and prove that the request and the work took place," says Semidei, "you'll be in a much better position to get paid promptly."
Working without a net
In today's competitive and litigious business environment, there's no excuse for "working without a net" by not properly documenting change orders and having customers sign off on them before performing the additional work. Defined as the addition or deletion of work from an original contract, a change order alters the original contract amount, completion date and scope of the work to be performed. Some are minor in scope, but others can significantly alter the construction process and project outcome.
Naturally, change orders are most prominent in larger projects that have many different moving parts and pieces. In some cases it can be nearly impossible to predict exactly how each of those pieces will be built – and how they will all work together – when the original plans are being laid. In many instances the work scope itself may have been improperly estimated, or perhaps the project team stumbled upon obstacles or other issues that have to be resolved "outside" of the original plans.
Budgetary issues also come into play and can force precasters to retrace their steps and come up with new alternatives that help customers meet their budgets. Regardless of the driving force behind the change order, in most cases the project owner or manager will call on the precaster to make the changes. Once that change order is submitted, it alters the original contract and becomes a part of it.
Due to the nature of the construction industry and its "let's get it done yesterday" mentality, change orders are often issued under time-sensitive conditions. A site engineer could literally be standing on the job site in front of precast pieces that need to be altered on the spot as quickly as possible.
As Semidei points out, it's too easy to get caught up in the "rush job" mentality of the typical job site and overlook the long-term consequences of not documenting change orders (namely the fact that you won't get paid for the additional work performed).
"Always try to memorialize everything in writing," advises Tyrus Cobb, general counsel for Jensen Precast in Sparks, Nev. The customer who needs five more manholes stacked out by Tuesday, for example, warrants at least an email or fax confirmation that recites exactly what was requested: "Per our discussion today via telephone, we will be providing five additional, stacked-out manholes on Tuesday, July 10, at a cost of $____."
"That communicates to the customer your understanding of exactly what was ordered, at what cost, and for what delivery date," says Cobb. "Once you hit Send on the document or email, it's the customer's responsibility to respond and let you know if the order is incorrect."
The written confirmation process also helps when dealing with project bonds, which generally cover only the amount of the original order, unless otherwise specified and agreed upon in writing. "Bond companies only pay up to the amount of any documented agreement," Cobb explains. "If you have signed agreements for $50,000, and if you wind up with $20,000 in undocumented change orders, the bond company won't cover the additional amount."
But if the additional $20,000 in work was properly documented in a three-line email message and – if possible – approved in writing by the client, the collections process will be infinitely easier. "A short email is just as admissible as any other type of written document," says Cobb, who advises precasters to send out their emails or faxes before performing any work. "That shifts the burden to the customer to respond to you in some way, shape or form," says Cobb, "and lets you know if they don't want you to do exactly what is in that paper or digital document."
It's your right
Written change orders aren't just a luxury – they are a necessity for precasters who want to get paid fairly and in a timely fashion for unexpected additions to jobs of all sizes. Because most contracts (and subcontracts) allow owners, site engineers and other approved parties to make changes in the work to be performed, today's precast concrete manufacturers need a process for handling such revisions.
"Our industry traditionally has been pretty bad at documenting things, namely because projects are so fluid," says Cobb. For example, the precaster who gets a frantic call from a customer at 8 p.m. on Friday night, asking for five more manholes to be stacked out and ready to install by the following Tuesday, isn't necessarily inclined to write up a quote and the change order details and send them out for confirmation. "He'll say, 'Sure thing' and get moving on the new order," says Cobb.
Sometimes the very nature of the precast product lends itself to that lax approach, Cobb adds. "You assume that the customer won't stiff you because there are going to be five manholes in the ground, but it can happen," he says. "The best way to ward off those issues is by documenting the change ahead of time and having open lines of communication with your customer. That way there's less likelihood that there will be a disagreement over what was done and whether you should get paid for it or not."
John Greenhall, an attorney and shareholder at law firm Cohen Seglias Pallas Greenhall & Furman PC in Philadelphia, concurs. He says that disputes over construction claims and payouts often come down to "who plays the game better." Smaller projects tend to be particularly onerous since they likely involve small change directives that don't take much time to handle and don't cost thousands of dollars. But those small amounts can add up to significant sales losses over time.
By getting everything in writing at the outset, Greenhall says precasters will come to the table in a much better position than the firm that works solely on verbal agreements and orders. "If you're fighting for your money and relying on oral conversations that took place during the course of the project, you'll lose, because no one on the other side will remember what was said," Greenhall warns. "A more effective approach is to get all contract provisions and change directives down on paper."
Sometimes it pays to take a defensive approach in business, says Greenhall, who has worked with numerous contractors in their quest to get paid for jobs completed. Expensive and time-consuming legal battles can surface when the precaster performs the work without solid proof that anyone asked for it.
"Look," says Greenhall, "at the end of the day you just don't have any friends in construction." Even a $500 addition to a job should be documented via email or fax, he says, to ensure 100% payment by the owner, general contractor and/or bond company. "If you don't get it in writing," says Greenhall, "the chances that you'll never see that compensation are pretty high."
Covering Your Assets:
Tips for Change Order Success
• Make sure the owner's representative who is working on site has the authority to execute change orders.
• If anything occurs during the course of the project that alters the scope, price and/or time of the project, prepare a change order and have the customer sign it.
• Always address the issue before starting on the work. Don't ignore it until it's too late to cover your assets.
• Shoot off an email or fax immediately after speaking to the site engineer or owner about the changes.
• Include in your correspondence the scope of the project, cost and delivery date.
• Remember whom you spoke with and make your own notes about the conversation for future reference.
• Be specific. Spell out in detail the additional work and – whenever possible – have the customer sign off on it.
• Include in your correspondence the necessary drawings, specifications, cost estimates, new deadlines and payment terms.
• If you're subcontracting any work, you'll want to reaffirm the hourly rate that those firms will charge for time and materials.
• Retain all written correspondence and handwritten notes to use in court, should they become necessary for collections.
• Dig deeper. Read "Construction Contractor's Legal Toolbox" by Christopher L. Grant. This book is available from the Online Store at precast.org. To order, simply logon to the website, click the Members & Guests button, complete your login information and click the Online Store link. Questions may be directed to (800) 366-7731.
Bridget McCrea is a freelance writer who covers manufacturing, industry and technology. She is a winner of the Florida Magazine Association's Gold Award for best trade-technical feature statewide.
Filed Under: Precast Inc. Magazine, 2012 – July-August, Get It in Writing!, Precast Magazines Tagged With: changes, contracts

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The spring season is a usually frustrating time for farmers and agriculturists.
During this time of the year, erratic temperatures are usually witnessed. This unfavorable temperature condition wreaked havoc on plants, thus, affecting their growth and development. The worst part is that they also aid the development of pest.
Another thing notable during the spring season is an increased amount of rainfall, thus, an increase in the amount of spruce and pine diseases. However, this record high precipitation makes applying foliar fungicides quite difficult.
Choosing and rotating your fungicide of choice can be quite challenging. Nels Johnson Tree Experts, your professional tree and plant health care company, brings you a couple of questions and tips to keep in mind while choosing and applying Fungicide during the spring season.
Start applying foliar sprays for anthracnose on plants and trees such maple, ash, and oaks at a very early stage, precisely at a quarter leaf development. When applying treatment for anthracnose, lay more emphasis on the lower two-thirds section of the canopy. This will go a long way in reducing symptoms later during the growing season.
As we enter the growing season, the new growth of conifers will soon become rampant. This infers that the time to spray for botryosphaeria, rhizosphaera, and various other needle diseases will become necessary. For this reason, it is important to pay special attention while applying the spray. Ensure that all new growth getting are completely covered with the fungicide or spray.
Another disease that characterizes the spring season is lecanium scale. During the next couple of weeks, begin to watch out for this disease. Fortunately, lecanium scale can be managed by applying Transtect. As a result of the water-soluble nature of Transtect, it is very effective when used as a systemic treatment on scale insects. Transtect penetrates the plant quickly and distributes efficiently, thus, providing the most efficient way to treat scale insects systemically.
Will my work be able to support creating a single spray tank or route by making use of a single material or will do I have to mix different kinds of materials throughout the day?
Are there buildings, lawns, patios, or other hardscapes which require exceptional care while spraying materials made with copper?
What is the intensity of the pest infestation or disease on the tree, neighbors, and generally all over the region?
Will tank mixing a miticide be necessary?
There you have it! The above are some of the questions and helpful tips that need to be considered when selecting and applying a fungicide. Regardless of the type of plant, these questions and tips will guide you in choosing and applying fungicides perfectly.
For more information or professional helpful tips for choosing and applying fungicides for your plants, get in touch with us today at Nels Johnson Tree Experts. Our dedicated team of experts will be available to respond to you and provide a suitable response to your questions and concerns.


All managed Linux workstations and managed Windows workstations. Several different versions of the MATLAB software are normally available.
On Linux type matlab to use the default version.
The University's Information Service (UIS) is pleased to confirm a new upgraded licence for MATLAB and Simulink is available for University/College staff and students. All users can gain free access to the full software suite on their own devices from a new dedicated MATLAB portal at: https://www.mathworks.com/academia/tah-portal/the-university-of-cambridge-666637.html. Users will need to create a Mathworks account using their University CRSId@cam.ac.uk email address.
There is a Help menu in the application.
Needs both an activation code (to install) and a FlexLM network licence (to run). Installed in /usr/local/shared/MATLAB; when installing you get asked for the FlexLM licence and if it doesn't match the local machine it lets you install anyway; you can then fix up the licence file on the real server.
Finally, compare the output of "ver" with a previous version to ensure you have the same toolboxes installed.
On Linux new toolboxes can be added from inside MATLAB (while running as root with write access to the NFS server). We now include the Partial Differential Equation Toolbox.


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North Korea Plans to Launch Cryptocurrency to Bypass Economic Sanctions
By Jacob Nqo September 19, 2019 News 0 Comments
A North Korean official claims that a Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) cryptocurrency is on the horizon. According to a delegate for the Committee for Cultural Relations, Alejandro Cao de Benós, the country plans to forge a token backed by a physical commodity like gold and the digital asset's main purpose will be used to bypass U.S. and international sanctions.
Also read: Snowden: US Seizing My Book Revenue is 'Good for Bitcoin'
North Korea Is Building a 'DPRK Token'
Another nation state is in the midst of creating a digital currency but the North Korean cryptocurrency idea is intended to work in parallel with the local Korean won. Alejandro Cao de Benós, a member of the DPRK Committee for Cultural Relations and President of the Korean Friendship Association, told various news outlets this week that a DPRK token is in the works. Between April 18 and 25 of this year, North Korea held a cryptocurrency and blockchain conference which saw around 100 attendees in Pyongyang. Immediately after the event wrapped up, rumors of the North Korean government creating a digital currency made mainstream headlines. News publication The Diplomat reported that early clues also started arising in September 2017 when Kim Il Sung University released a report on the importance of digital currencies. Moreover, The Diplomat columnist Tae-jun Kang said that the conference itself and the DPRK token announcement was a signal to other nation states like the U.S.
"According to several Seoul-based North Korean experts, who believe the latest cryptocurrency conference in Pyongyang was designed to send out a warning message to the United States and the international community that it can overcome sanctions by utilizing digital currencies," Tae-jun Kang wrote in April 2019 after the conference in Pyongyang.
North Korean representative Alejandro Cao de Benós says a DPRK token is being constructed, but the project is in its very early stages.
Now Alejandro Cao de Benós is speaking on the subject with a few select news outlets this week and has told reporters that a DPRK token is being built. Speaking with Vice journalist David Gilbert, he said the digital token North Korea is constructing is still in its nascent stages, but clearly emphasized that the cryptocurrency was made to bypass strict U.S. and international sanctions. However, the new coin created by the North Korean government will not be a digitized version of the Korean won. "[It will be] more like bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies," Cao de Benós told Gilbert during a phone conversation. The North Korean diplomat added:
We are still in the very early stages in the creation of the token. Now we are in the phase of studying the goods that will give value to it.
DPRK Token Won't Replace the Korean Won
Alejandro Cao de Benós has also spoken with the reporter Ben Muster from Decrypt and given a greater insight to the DPRK token. In the interview, Cao de Benós highlighted that North Korean citizens would still use the Korean won and that the new blockchain assets would be used by "banks and companies." The concept of the DPRK token is different to China and the PBOC's alleged digital yaun construction and the idea resembles Venezuela and Maduro's petro cryptocurrency. There have been multiple reports detailing that average Venezuelan citizens don't even use the petro and that the digital currency is mainly used by government officials and their friends to skip out on U.S. sanctions. Moreover, similarly to the DPRK token concept, Maduro didn't replace the sovereign bolivar either, and the petro runs parallel with the local tender and is allegedly backed by oil and gold reserves.
During Cao de Benós' interview, he claimed that the country was developing a digital asset that's "based on something with physical value — in the international market." The representative also said that the crypto needs to bolster a "more stable price for international settlements, between DPRK and other companies/individuals." The columnist Ben Muster said that he reached out to DPRK officials but "requests for comment from the North Korean government went unanswered." When reporter David Gilbert called North Korea's Embassy in New York, the office said they could not verify Cao de Benós' claims. "I am not in a position to give you an answer," the North Korean Embassy spokesperson stated.
Just like the event in April, the Pyongyang Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Conference is closed to certain members of the media and citizens who reside in the U.S., Israel, South Korea, and Japan. U.S. residents can apply to attend the event this year in Pyongyang.
On September 9, Cao de Benós announced the next Pyongyang Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Conference which will be held in February 2020. Just like the last event, the conference will be very exclusive but Cao de Benós has said the event will be much larger this year. Also, attendees will get a chance to visit Panmunjom in the Demilitarized Zone between North and South Korea and Kim Il Sung University as well. Just like the prior Pyongyang crypto conference, there will be restrictions for members of the media and citizens who reside in the U.S., Israel, South Korea, and Japan. It's likely more information will come from the next conference in regard to the purported DPRK token. There's been multiple reports in the past of North Korean's gathering technical knowledge on digital currencies like bitcoin. Last week someone asked Cao de Benós if DPRK residents were allowed to hold digital assets and Cao de Benós replied:
Yes, we even have programmers that are designing crypto wallets and other related apps right now.
Pyongyang Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Conference will be held in February 2020 and attendees will visit North Korea's DMZ and Kim Il Sung University.
Venezuelan officials from Maduro's regime have been very friendly with the North Korean government as well according to pictures Cao de Benós shared last August. The Venezuelan government opened an embassy in Pyongyang and Cao de Benós said "surely this diplomatic advance will be very useful in the defense against the imperialist invasion." Just like Venezuela and Iran, North Korea has had issues with the U.S. for quite some time. However, with North Korea under Kim Jong-un's rule, the country has had problems with many international bodies since holding its first nuclear test in 2006. The U.S. and a number of countries have imposed economic sanctions against the DPRK and it is hard for the region to do business with people and organizations overseas. As the popularity of bitcoin and cryptocurrencies has increased, it seems that North Korean officials have begun to appreciate how this technology can be used to bypass financial blockades and borders.
What do you think about North Korea creating a DPRK token backed by a physical asset like gold? What do you think about the nation states that are in the midst of creating cryptocurrencies? Let us know what you think about this subject in the comments section below.
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So sorry for the silence! Between domain problems and general busyness, I have neglected this poor little blog horribly. I hope your summer has been delightful. Ours has been going at a frantic rate, with our children going in so many different directions, our garden growing well for the first time in 15 years and our current lack of generator, adding to normal homestead challenges.
You have been so missed. Glad you are back. I understand the busy part.
Wonderful pictures; looks like you've had a good summer!
We missed you but Patrice assured us everything was OK.
So enjoy your posts but understand how life takes precedence. Especially with teens and near-teens in the household!
Where have you been? I check everyday, although several friends assured us you were okay. Welcome back! You have lots to teach and tell us.
I am truly thrilled you are back. I love your blog. It was kinda like friends had gone missing.


"Uncorking the Past: The Quest for Wine, Beer, and Extreme Fermented Beverages"
Patrick McGovern is the Scientific Director of the Biomolecular Archaeology Laboratory for Cuisine, Fermented Beverages, and Health at the University of Pennsylvania Museum in Philadelphia, where he is also an Adjunct Professor of Anthropology. He received his degrees from Cornell University (A.B. in Chemistry) and the University of Pennsylvania (Ph.D. in Near Eastern Archaeology and History). His areas of specialization include biomolecular archaeology, the archaeology of the Near East and Egypt, Bronze and Iron Ages, ancient medicine and DNA, organic contents analysis, pottery provenancing, and technological innovation and cultural change. He has published ten books and over 100 articles, his most recent work is Uncorking the Past: The Human Quest for Alcoholic Beverages (2009, University of California).


There are certain distilleries we like a bit more than others. We recently criticised Jim Murray for just that and now we admit openly we do exactly the same. Never trust a blogger.
Some distilleries make great whisky, some hire nice people who successfully make friends with us, some have beautiful stories or great working ethics behind them. But to become one of our 'pet-distilleries' you need all of these elements and one more. Consistency. It's not easy to please us and even harder to do so time and time again.
Now, Ardbeg is somewhat different – I thought to myself this morning – they failed us, they let us down big time by releasing an overpriced crowd-pleaser called Supernova, they didn't stay true to their ethos by chill-filtering and seriously watering down Blasda. Now they released the Corryvreckan, a whisky we can't understand, can't comprehend, can't learn to trust, can't see as part of the range. For once we are lost for words and don't seem to be able to write up anything at all. The sample bottle we received a month or so ago is slowly being drained, the tasting notes are getting longer but there is still no sign of any valid conclusions. Yet again we can't wrap our heads around the price-to-quality ratio here.
But does it matter? Not really. We still truly love them. True love lasts lifetime.
Yesterday at The Scotch Malt Whisky Society in Leith I met Davinia Small, Ardbeg's Brand Evangelist. She told me and my co-tasters all about the history and the present day of the distillery, all about their core range and the not-so-core bottlings. She told me all the things I already knew by heart. Was I bored? Never! Once again it proves that it's not what is being said, but who is saying it and how, that truly matters.
Davinia is everything your dad or granddad would not want a Brand Ambassador to be. She's young (booo), pretty (booo), female (big booo) and, above all, English. And amazing at her job!
Now seriously. We had the best time with Davinia, thank you and well done.
My winner of the tasting was Ardbeg Ten, I like the new batch immensely. It's clean as a whistle, big, proud, honest and brutal. I would like to be that whisky (although with the above personal attributes it would be much more practical if I lived, say, 500 years ago).
Blasda grew on me recently and I no longer perceive it as blasphemy… a quirky addition to the range, a tool to a better understanding of Ardbeg's spirit is more like it. Uigeadail is still mindblowingly good, brings back memories of a tasting with Rachel Barrie in Whiski Bar some time ago.
The responsibility for writing about the Corryvreckan I shed on Chris. Good luck, mate.
On a slightly different note, Ardbeg now cooperate with La Fromagerie in London and they match cheeses to their whisky. I had a chance to try those combos yesterday and I was well impressed. In fact I ate so much cheese, I felt quite sick on the bus home. I cured myself with pizza and Punk IPA eventually. 60% of the time it works every time.
Ardbeg Ten was matched with Chabichou, which is a goat cheese. It confirmed I don't like goats' milk in any form, but I could see where the match came from.
Uigeadail was paired with Parmigiano Reggiano. Now you may think this cheese is only used for sprinkling over pastas (as I did) but, and I was surprised to discover that, it tastes great on its own and even better with this sherried monster of a whisky. Favourite combo.
Corryvreckan went with Stichelton and it was quite weird to see how symbiotic a match it was. Good, powerful effect.
Try matching Ardbeg and cheese at home… if you dare!
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Frank Schwab
Frank Schwab (chief of the Spinal Deformity Service, Division of Spine Surgery, New York University, New York, USA) helped to develop the Scoliosis Research Society (SRS) Adult Spinal Deformity Classification system and is a board member of the International Spine Study Group (ISSG). He talks to Spinal News International about his work with the Spine Deformity Study Group (SDSG), the ISSG, and why he believes the multicentre approach to be the most important development in spinal surgery.
Why did you decide to become a doctor and why in particular, did you decide to specialise in spinal surgery?
I was always drawn to the sciences and my first love was biology. Through my studies, the desire to find an applied and clinical field drove my interest in orthopaedics. During my residency, Jean-Pierre Farcy (New York University School of Medicine, New York, USA) was doing some amazing things in spinal surgery at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center and I fell in love with the specialty when I was doing my residency in orthopaedic surgery there. The range of interesting pathologies, impact on patient care and room for innovation in spinal surgery is enormous.
Who have been your mentors during your career and what influence did they have on you?
Dr Farcy was an early mentor and he instilled in me a dedication and passion in the technical and anatomic considerations. Jean Dubousset (Academie Nationale de Medecine, Paris, France) was more influential in the theoretical and conceptual side of developing my knowledge of spinal surgery.
In your career, what has been the most important development in spinal surgery?
I think that the multicentre approach to outcomes based analysis has been the most important development. I have the good fortune to participate in numerous groups and what I learn from these groups continues to be enormously valuable. If your mind is open to ongoing dialogue with the observations and analyses of others, then spinal surgery becomes incredibly dynamic and the translation to improved clinical care is substantial.
What do you think are the three key questions in the field of spinal surgery that still require an answer?
-What is the best treatment approach for each specific patient—from decision regarding surgery to approach, technique, implants and levels?
-Can early intervention change natural history in a clearly favourable manner, and what are the procedures and patient profiles that permit improved outcome with early intervention?
-Can biologic and non-fusion approaches outperform fusion as a mainstay in the treatment of spinal pathology?
Of the research you have been involved in, which piece of research are you most proud of and why?
I am most proud of the multicentre work through the SDSG and more recently, ISSG—in particular my collaboration with Virginie Lafage (New York University, Langone Medical Center, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, New York, USA). The impact on patient care has already been substantial and will certainly increase. It is wonderful to see how many other colleagues have come to recognise the value of these study groups and are now contributing to them in meaningful ways. The impact on our field will dramatically increase over the coming decade
What has been achieved through the research of these groups?
The multicentre research groups have offered a much clearer correlation between radiographic findings and patient reported function, pain and satisfaction with care. This has directly lead to the development of the SRS-Schwab Adult Spinal Deformity Classification system. The project that started at our centre, but then it became part of the SDSG and then ultimately part of the SRS adult spinal deformity committee. The system is the result of (team) effort that has spanned nearly 10 years and is based on extensive outcomes data.
Other areas where the multicentre research groups have contritubed relates to the clear demonstration of value to patients related to complex spinal reconstruction surgery. The goals of realignment have been defined and models predicting outcome established.
What are the current research interests of these groups?
Unfortunately, the SDSG has been dissolved due to complex factors of funding and industry shifts. However, the ISSG has really taken off and is now the leading outcomes research group related to adult spinal deformity. The focus of the group has been on prospective outcomes research, although a number of targeted retrospective efforts have been pursued. Our work spans from outcomes of surgical and non-operative approaches for various deformity and patient parameters to complex osteotomies and site variations in treatment approach and patient-reported satisfaction. More recently, efforts have been initiated in the area of minimally invasive surgery, cervical deformity and health economics. The ISSG has grown to over 15 sites across the USA and is partnered with the European Spine Study Group in Europe.
What are your own research interests?
My own research interests are firmly aligned with the ISSG, where I have the privilege to sit on the board and help shape the direction of our various scientific and clinical efforts. In addition, my lab in New York has initiated work on soft tissue analysis in the setting of spinal deformity to determine the role muscle quality and volume have on patient function and standing alignment. Furthermore, we are examining sensor technology and the role it may play in obtaining objective dynamic information on patients suffering from spinal deformity.
Outside of your own work, what has been the most interesting paper that you have seen in the last 12 months?
There has been substantial interest in the economic aspects of what we do as surgeons and the efforts by several teams in this area will have a big impact. There are several ongoing studies and reports in this field that I find fascinating. Ultimately, payors and governments will want an open dialogue and data to determine what treatments should be paid for and for which patients. In the spinal deformity field, the large upfront costs have stirred concern but data are being published demonstrating the cost-effectiveness of surgery over the long term. I find the field of health economics extremely interesting and am certain it will become more heated over time, particularly as societal and ethical elements weigh in on decisions that are made.
As a member of various spinal societies, how have you benefitted from being a member of a spinal society?
My favourite society remains the SRS. I have immensely enjoyed the scientific and academic level of this society. Additionally, on a personal level there is a wonderful exchange with great thinkers, scientists and surgeons. Also, the SRS offers members an ability to shape the direction of our field and interact with other stakeholders on the big issues.
Given that so much educational material is online these days, what do you think the benefits of attending a medical conference are?
It is very hard to replicate the information gained from the debates, conversations in the corridors and the exchange of thoughts, challenges and tips of the trade over a coffee, a great glass of wine or dinner that occur at conferences with online discussions. Conferences will always be an important part of our field.
What has been your most memorable case and why?
We often say as surgeons that our last complication is the case that marks us the most. This might be true in the short term but our successes and patient encounters shape us overall. One of my very memorable cases was a patient who had failed multiple previous surgeries and was left with substantial disability and deformity. It was the first patient I pursued a grade four osteotomy, expanding a classic pedicle subtraction osteotomy (PSO) into a larger resection that I had never seen or heard of. The osteotomy permitted enhanced 3D correction of the deformity and left the patient with markedly improved function. That case triggered an extended multicentre effort to define osteotomy techniques and variations with an emphasis on outcomes.
What advice would you give to newly- qualified spinal surgeons?
I would think it is most important to remain passionate and follow your heart. The profession is full of challenges from the clinical side to the administrative and economic. In the end though, it is tremendously rewarding and it seems essential to maintain a sense of wonder and passion so that the outside forces do not wear you out. I would also recommend establishing a programme to track patient outcomes and develop self-audits on performance to improve over time. We owe that to ourselves and certainly to our patients.
Outside of medicine, what are your hobbies and interests?
My family is certainly the counterbalance to the many professional obligations. I exercise regularly and travel a good amount where I add on time for pleasure and discovery. A great personal pleasure aside from that is wine—which I mostly share with other colleagues in our field! Wine combines an appreciation in geography and culture with passion of a vintner and a unique expression of soil and climate
Current appointments
2007 -Chief of the Spinal Deformity Service, Division of Spine Surgery, New York University, New York, USA
2006 -Clinical professor, New York University School of Medicine, New York, USA
2004 -Director, Spine Center, Maimonides Medical Center, Brooklyn, USA
1996 -Attending Surgeon, Maimonides Medical Center, Brooklyn, USA
1996 -Attending surgeon, The Hospital for Joint Diseases, Orthopaedic Institute, New York, USA
1992–1996 -Resident in Orthopaedic Surgery, The New York Orthopaedic Hospital, Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center, New York, USA
1991–1992 -Internship in General Surgery, Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, New York, USA
1990 -MD, Medicine Columbia University, New York, USA
2013 -SRS Russell A Hibbs clinical award, best clinical presentation at SRS annual meeting.
2013 -Frauenthal honouree, NYU Langone Medical Center, USA
1994 -New York Academy of Medicine, Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of New York, resident paper competition winner
1990 -Andrew Puperre award for excellence in orthopaedic research, biomechanics of the bovine growth plate
1990 -NATO-NSF postdoctoral research fellowship. Laboratoire de Recherches Orthopédiques. Faculté de Médecine, Lariboisière-St. Louis. Paris, France
1989 -NIH medical student research scholarship, Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, Orthopaedic Research Laboratory. USA


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The Pentagon Knew About UFOs Defusing Nukes
Airforce officer has gone on record and stated that US Government definitely knew about UFOs shutting down nuclear missiles and they lied about it.
Air Force officer regarding the Pentagon said this; The Pentagon lied when they denied knowing that a UFO defused nuclear missiles.
UFOs "shut down nuclear missiles at a US military base and may have been alerted to humanity by the first atomic bomb blasts."
I really enjoy going back through the old statement's and press releases about military UFO sightings and the denials but now I'm taking into account what has happened over the last 5 year's with UAP disclosure.
It's almost like we're reading from a different planet's perspective and nothing sound's remotely similar to today's stance. It's a million miles away from the truthfulness of the UAP investigations of today's modern take. It's a good thing though that UFOs have been accepted by the US Government and all it's acronym agencies. People needed that extra reassurance from authority I assume...
Now this is some truth I can actually get behind and actually accept it as the truth as well, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help me God - UFOs are real.
See, it's really not that hard to tell the truth is it, to us it's easy but it must be going against their nature and they won't be liking it at all. They lie day in, day out because it's their nature as a secretive agency.
There's nothing bad gonna happen or anything else like that by telling the truth to the public. That's all in their heads. When was the last time a UFO threatened any national security? See, if we ask that question and they answer it then they must acknowledge it. But if they don't answer it, then they can't say they're a threat. A catch 22 situation for them.
I think the only bad thing about it is the lying? Seriously, the truth people can handle because it's just how it is, nothing can change it, it's not worth getting upset about. But lying, the Pentagon chose to do that because it's inherently a dishonest agency and nefarious through and through.
Can they even back track if they (the Pentagon) wanted to? Can anyone bring them back from what they do, and have done for a long time?
Every single director that has come into office, has by default added to it by not doing anything about it. Ignorance is no defense, everyone knows that.
Anyways, Luis Elizondo released the UAP videos initially and that's when the Pentagon, the US Navy and cohort's decided it was time to come clean. Which, it's to little, to late because they was forced into it. If it came out of left field without any initial whistleblowers then that's fine but it took a brave guy to take that leap of faith.
UFOs or UAPs deactivating nuclear missiles: According to Luis Elizondo "There does seem to be some sort of congruency or some sort of intersection between these UAP or UFO sightings and our nuclear technology, whether it's nuclear propulsion, nuclear power and generation, or nuclear weapons systems. Furthermore, those same observations have been made overseas in other countries. They too have had the same incidents, so that tells us this a global issue.
Now in the US, we've had incidents where these UFOs/UAPs have interfered and actually brought offline their nuclear capabilities. One of the most famous cover-up cases was the UFO that shutdown nuclear missiles at Montana's Malmstrom Air Force Base in 1967.
Collective Spark
It's a truly wonderful day and age when someone can stand up for something that they believe in "in this case the truth" and amazing as it is, it's first and foremost historical and has changed said history forever, what a brave individual he is! The truth can now be born through it.
But, it seems like the UFOs or UAPs (I'm old school so it'll always be UFOs) that these UFOs are playing games with us. They can turn off, intercept and destroy missiles and it seems that they know which ones are the nuclear, atomic and or hydrogen bombs or missiles if you like.
Is that scary?
Yes, on many levels because what if a foreign country is in cahoots with the UAP makers? It sounds crazy I know but UAPs are real, someone or something made them and it wasn't us!
So, I'll go back to that "crazy question" what if a foreign country is in cahoots with the makers of the UAPs?
It doesn't sound so crazy now because we've had bona-fide real life acceptance from the United States Government that Unidentified Aerial Phenomena is real. And the craft's that was filmed flying around the Nimitz which became the Nimitz encounter and the Theodore Roosevelt encounter are real Unidentified Flying Objects.
With this fresh in the mind, nothing is crazy. In fact, UFO believer's have been totally vindicated big time. We knew that they knew, and we said one day we will have truth on our side! That day has been and gone, what's left is simply mind blowing in terms of the implications of what's going on.
There's a billion thing's that I can continue writing about on this subject and the implications of digging through old statement's or something that was officially released when the government was totally against releasing anything related to UFOs.
Now we know why they was actively mocking Ufology, actively looking for any reason to explain UFO sightings away as a weather balloon, swamp gas or experimental aircraft etc. But at the end of the day it's all about bringing awareness of UFOs to everyone on the planet. Now more than ever everyone should know about these unknown and let's not forget that they're uninvited visitors as well! But I suppose dwelling on the past isn't going to solve anything, or is it...
These no longer fringe society beliefs because the existence of UFOs have been taken extremely seriously because it is a very serious concern as not only have the public been gathering information on UFOs but so has the US Navy, Pentagon, Department of Defense and others to name but a few. Ufology has been accepted by the US Government and they in turn released a bunch of UFO videos!
Late Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, whom Las Vegas airport is named for, said the government has been hiding details of UFOs for years (and that we're hiding fragments of a crashed spacecraft). Former CIA Director John Brennan thinks there may be life on other planets too. NASA's director said UFOs are real and may be aliens.
The UFO believers list is long, it's growing everyday with champions in all departments of the Government. The investigations are gaining traction and the statements being gathered are real. But not only that because it's the weight of the Government's inquiry but also it's because people are looking into UFOs like Ufology has never been looked into before.
Small independent study groups have popped up over the years which has kept the momentum going like MUFON and NUFORC etc but when the US Government actually opens up it's full Government funded, already established agencies and departments which includes branches of the military and all it's subsidiaries. Ufology has taken it's biggest leap forward ever (but in the right direction we will have to wait and see) since the actual formation of this genre "period."
I definitely know that we're all living in exciting times because if all these government resources working together cannot find anything then nothing can. We are most certainly without a doubt living in exciting times.
The UFO genre has opened up to such scrutiny that for believer's it's vindication and for the general public it's a step into the unknown. Is it one step to far for some? Maybe the people that don't keep up with Ufology it might seem like a folly or wasted taxpayers money?
But for those of us who follows Ufology it's been a long time coming and now it's here, a lot of people are going to be shocked by the results especially with what's already happened with UAPs and Tic Tac shaped UFOs.
Get ready because we've just been prepped for something big in my view?
Here's a video about the officer that has gone on record and stated the Pentagon lied about not knowing that UFOs (which are UAPs) defused nuclear missiles over military base and nuclear missiles and that possibily we alerted Extraterrestrials to our presence when we tested the first nukes:
If you've got any thoughts or opinions on this amazing story then please let us know in the comments section below, cheers. Also please share this post, thanks.
Here's an interesting post about American Airlines "American Airlines confirmed UFO contact over New Mexico last year. Last summer the DNI Office submitted a report to Congress on what the federal government knows about unidentified aerial phenomenon. And it seems like we don't know much. Something is out there, and we cannot explain 'it'.
Here's the link for that interesting post.
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Democratic Unionist Party deputy leader Nigel Dodds has slammed some of the "outrage" over the DUP deal as "hypocrisy of the highest order" as he said his party may publish its correspondence with Labour and SNP in previous general elections.
Mr Dodds said the agreement to prop up the Conservative minority government would deliver for "all of the people of Northern Ireland", and said the DUP would "commit to transparency".
Speaking in the House of Commons after a statement on the deal by First Secretary of State Damian Green, Mr Dodds said: "Someday I'd like to think we might publish all of the correspondence and conversations we had in 2010 with the Labour frontbench, and in 2015 with the Labour frontbench and indeed with the SNP as well.
"Because some of the full outrage that we have heard is hypocrisy of the highest order."
Mr Dodds said the agreement was "good" for the "people of Northern Ireland", as well as those in the United Kingdom.
"In particular the money for mental health and in terms of hard to reach areas all of the money that has been outlined is for every section of the community in Northern Ireland.
"This is a deal that delivers for all of the people of Northern Ireland."
Mr Dodds added: "We look forward to working with the Government over the course of the next five years to deliver a strengthened union of the United Kingdom, to deliver Brexit, to deliver prosperity to all parts of the United Kingdom and most of all to protect and defend our country at home and abroad."
Responding to Mr Dodds, Mr Green said: "I very, very much welcome the support of him and his colleagues on those benches so that we can as he says strengthen the union, strengthen the economy, in all parts of this country - get a Brexit deal that works for the whole of this country and provide us with a confident government to go through for the next five years."
The DUP's Ian Paisley (North Antrim) struck a similar tone, saying: "Does the First Secretary view with utter despair the comments and inferences from the frontbench in their statement today that effectively, people will go back to war because we intend to spend £1.5 billion upon services that they so vitally need?
"A bit of rationale surely needs to be injected into this debate, that this is a good deal for Northern Ireland and a good deal for the entirety of the United Kingdom."


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Q: Pyunit framework extending the classes of unittest In Pyunit framework, I have question as below:
import unittest

class xyz(object):
    def test_fuc(self):
        print "test_fun"
        pass

class abc(unittest.Testcase, xyz):
    def setUp(self):
        print "setUp"

    def tearDown(self):
        print "tearDown"

    def test_one(self):
        print "test_one"
        pass

    def test_two(self):
        print "test_two"
        pass

Output:
test_one

test_two

test_fun

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test_one

test_fun

test_two

test_fun

Please suggest, How do I do it?

A: Unit tests (ie. unittest.TestCase methods) are supposed to be independant, and thus  there is no point of running them twice.
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Walker Cup Memories: Colin Montgomerie February 14, 2015 | Far Hills, N.J. By Ron Driscoll, USGA
Before his 2014 U.S. Senior Open triumph, Hall of Famer Colin Montgomerie was a two-time GB&I Walker Cup Team member. (USGA/John Mummert)
Colin Montgomerie, of Scotland, an eight-time winner of the European Tour's Order of Merit and a three-time runner-up in the U.S. Open who was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in May, competed on in the 1985 and 1987 Walker Cups for Great Britain and Ireland, posting an overall record of 2-5-1. GB&I lost narrowly at Pine Valley (13-11) in 1985 and lost handily in 1987 (16½-7½) at Sunningdale. He went on to shine in the Ryder Cup, helping Europe to victory five times as a player and in 2010 as non-playing captain.
You played in two Walker Cups on the GB&I side, coming up against some players who would later play against in your pro career.
Montgomerie: Indeed I did. Davis Love, Billy Andrade, Duffy Waldorf, there were some good players. There always are on these Walker Cup teams; it's a great event, the Walker Cup.
Also the first time you played in it, you came very close to breaking a 12-year streak, didn't you?
Montgomerie: We did. I came up against Scott Verplank, who had just won the Western Open – as an amateur. And I came up against him and lost, and that was all my fault [smiling], but never mind, we came very close. We didn't do so well in '87, unfortunately, at Sunningdale. Fred Ridley, I believe, was the captain of the U.S. team and they had a great team. They beat us well there, but we got much closer at Pine Valley. It amazing that here we are 25 years on, I always thought that Pine Valley was the best golf course in the world and it remains that way in my book.
You also had on both sides several career amateurs… that's a bit of a dying breed, isn't it?
Montgomerie: Yes, there was Bob Lewis, Jay Sigel… Peter McEvoy on our side. They were career amateurs, people with jobs; these are the guys that played with me on both of these teams… It seems to be a dying breed now where they used to go into the family business and they didn't have to play professional golf. It's a shame because the career amateur was how it was all based, Bobby Jones, that type of idea, and it's a shame that it hasn't taken forward … it seems that the allure of the almighty dollar has taken its effect.
Looking back now more than 20 years, along with the people who you played with and against, what do you take away from the Walker Cup? Did it set up your career in any way?
Montgomerie: It was important to make the team and it was important to do well on it… I won both my singles at Sunningdale, and then I turned professional. It was just the feeling of being a team member and being part of Britain – it's a big place really, with a lot of golfers, and to be in that top 10 was a delight. I always look back on the Walker Cup with a big smile on my face to be honest with you, because it was a very good starting point in anyone's career … and if you move on, fine, if you don't, great. Once a Walker Cup player, always a Walker Cup player. I thoroughly enjoyed my experience.
It's hard to imagine a player topping your success in the Ryder Cup, what you've done over the years. Did your experience in the Walker Cup prepare you for that in any way?
Montgomerie: You'd love to think that it did, but I think the Ryder Cup is a different animal altogether – the pressures involved, the expectations, going out and trying to gain your point… The Walker Cup, although good, isn't to that intensity and I'm glad it's not, to be honest. It's an amateur game and it shouldn't be.
Do you foresee the format ever changing to include Europe?
Montgomerie: Well, the way Britain and Ireland are going now… The reason we had to change the Ryder Cup was because we kept on losing. The British and Irish team is doing OK right now, so there's no need to change that format. They're doing a wonderful job.


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