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It was designed by Global Architects & Associates in 2016.
"Separated from the noisy city, the house is humbly ensconced in a small alley on Hoang Van Thai Street, Hanoi.
With an area of just over 46 square meters (495 square feet), the house is required to guarantee essential and necessary functions of a home for a young couple about to get married, however are limited in terms of extremely tight budget, and time of construction as short as possible, especially in the future it can be easily renovated and replaced when the economy is stable and life-changing is needed. Over many plans in place, the architects finally find the most optimal plan.
With a design perspective of linking living space to natural, atrium space plays the central role of the house, which is the convergence of the sun, wind and trees, of all factors that contribute to a healthy life, which has always been purified.
Entering the house, the entire public space is arranged smoothly and airy, with a garage, living room, kitchen and dining room splited in a conventional way, which creates the feeling that the house is really large and comfortable. There are issues that many Hanoi tube houses are suffering: fragmented space, lack of light and low humidity.
The second floor is a space reserved for the privacy of the owner, with the bedroom having its windows open directly into the atrium space, where homeowners can breathe fresh air every morning, and from here it can easily connect to working space through the bridge corridor. The main purpose of this place is to work, but it is also a storage space, serving the demands for future use when the young couple welcomes their offsprings.
The furniture of the house uses warm and rustic colors, from the arrays of ceiling tiles and termites-treated pine wood, to the arrays of flower bricks recalling nostalgic past and the details on the tables made from wood blocks which is not only unique but also a highlight for the house …, all blend together to make up the truest, most rustic atmosphere, but no lack of interest for young couple.
Construction costs is also a completely surprising factor that the house bring to, due to the consultant has flexibly used steel structure, which not only reduce the load of the house, but also maximally shorten the construction time and labor work. On the other hand, the recycling of some details from the old house is both the way to keep back memories and the way to save costs.
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Bengaluru | Going gets tough for schools as govt delays RTE funds
Bengaluru: Unaided schools, which are entitled to reimbursements under the Right To Education (RTE) Act, are not receiving funds to the full extent, which is causing a lot of inconvenience to them, school managements have said.
The State government is releasing only partial reimbursements and the remaining amounts are likely to be given to schools only by January 2016. While the delay in granting total reimbursement amounts to schools is a major concern for managements, even the funds given are not being distributed properly, Shashi Kumar D of Karnataka Private School Management Federation told Deccan Herald.
In fact, the funds released now are towards reimbursement for previous academic year (2013-14).
"In the first place, releasing reimbursements after the completion of one whole academic year makes it difficult for the managements. Even if the funds are released now, it will reach schools only after three months. So technically, schools get their reimbursements only after a year and a half," Kumar said.
Kumar said that this was unfair because the salaries for faculty and other school expenditure would have gone up in a year's time. "Over the last four years, the reimbursement amount remains the same, but expenses have gone up by at least 15 to 20 per cent. The average amount given to schools has only been Rs 6,000. All these are burdening the budgets of schools."
Recently, Rs 151.67 crore was released towards reimbursement of fees to unaided schools. The reimbursement per child for nursery classes is Rs 5,924 and that for classes above class one is Rs 11,848.
According to rules, if the school is charging a fee less than what is fixed for reimbursement, they are entitled to receive only that amount from the government. In several cases, the Block Education Officers (BEOs) have released more than what the schools are entitled for and are now asking them to return excess funds. Not just this, school representatives said that BEOs were asking schools for a 10 per cent share in reimbursements.
Letter to govt
Members of the Karnataka Private School Management Federation are planning to write a letter to the government to bring these irregularities to its notice.
They are planning to go to court if they do not receive a proper response, said Kumar.
Meanwhile, the Department of Public Instruction (DPI) has issued a circular, directing BEOs to ensure students who have joined schools under the reservation provision are studying in the schools. Apart from this, they have been asked to keep tabs on the audit reports of schools, based on which funds are given. "As of now, no irregularities have come to my notice. But if something comes to my notice, action will be taken," said K S Satyamurthy, commissioner, DPI.
It would be a challenging task to test the accuracy of audit reports in each school. The government should consider releasing funds in one phase and as early as possible, to encourage schools to implement the RTE Act, said Niranjanaradhya V P, senior fellow, Centre for Child and Law, National Law School of India University.
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Q: Failed to create CUBLAS handle. Tensorflow interaction with OpenCV I am trying to use a PlayStation Eye Camera for a deep reinforcement learning project. The network, TensorFlow installation (0.11) and CUDA (8.0) are functional because I have been able to train the network on a simulation.
Now when I am trying to read in images from the real camera the network code crashes with the error below. Is there a mistake in my OpenCV installation (3.2.0) or is there another problem? I would be eternally grateful because I have not been finding any information about this problem.
E tensorflow/stream_executor/cuda/cuda_blas.cc:367] failed to create      cublas handle: CUBLAS_STATUS_NOT_INITIALIZED
W tensorflow/stream_executor/stream.cc:1390] attempting to perform BLAS operation using StreamExecutor without BLAS support

Exception in thread Thread-1:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/lib/python2.7/threading.py", line 801, in __bootstrap_inner
    self.run()
  File "/usr/lib/python2.7/threading.py", line 754, in run
    self.__target(*self.__args, **self.__kwargs)
  File "main.py", line 48, in worker
    action = dqn.getAction()
  File "../network/evaluation.py", line 141, in getAction
    Q_value = self.Q_value.eval(feed_dict= {self.input_state:[self.currentState]})[0]
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/tensorflow/python/framework/ops.py", line 559, in eval
    return _eval_using_default_session(self, feed_dict, self.graph, session)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/tensorflow/python/framework/ops.py", line 3761, in _eval_using_default_session
    return session.run(tensors, feed_dict)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/tensorflow/python/client/session.py", line 717, in run
    run_metadata_ptr)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/tensorflow/python/client/session.py", line 915, in _run
    feed_dict_string, options, run_metadata)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/tensorflow/python/client/session.py", line 965, in _do_run
    target_list, options, run_metadata)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/tensorflow/python/client/session.py", line 985, in _do_call
    raise type(e)(node_def, op, message)
InternalError: Blas SGEMM launch failed : a.shape=(1, 1600), b.shape=(1600, 4), m=1, n=4, k=1600
     [[Node: MatMul = MatMul[T=DT_FLOAT, transpose_a=false, transpose_b=false, _device="/job:localhost/replica:0/task:0/gpu:0"](Reshape, Variable_6/read)]]

Relevant code from the camera class:
# OpenCV
import numpy as np
import cv2

# scipy
from scipy.misc import imresize

# Time
from time import time

# Clean exit
import sys
import os

# Max value for the gray values
MAX_GRAY = 255.0
INPUT_SIZE = 75

class Camera:

    # Initialization method
    def __init__(self, duration, exchanger, framesPerAction = 10, width = 640, height = 480, show = True):

        # Create the video capture
        self.cap = cv2.VideoCapture(1)

        # Set the parameters of the capture
        self.cap.set(3, width)
        self.cap.set(4, height)
        self.cap.set(5, 30)

        # Get the properties of the capture
        self.width = int(self.cap.get(3))
        self.height = int(self.cap.get(4))
        self.fps = int(self.cap.get(5))

        # Print these properties
        print 'Width:', self.width, '| Height:', self.height, '| FPS:', self.fps

        # Duration that the camera should be running
        self.duration = duration

        # Number of frames that should be between every extracted frame
        self.framesPerAction = framesPerAction

        # Exchanges the frames with the network
        self.exchanger = exchanger

        # Display the frames on the monitor
        self.show = show

        # Counter for the number of frames since the last action
        self.frameCounter = 0

    # Starts the loop for the camera
    def run(self):

        startTime = time()

        # Loop for a certain time
        while(self.duration > time() - startTime):

            # Check frames per second
#           print 'Start of this frame', time()-startTime

            # Capture frame-by-frame
            ret, frame = self.cap.read()

            # Close when user types ESCAPE(27)
            if cv2.waitKey(1) & 0xFF == 27:
                break

            # Increment framecounter
            if(self.frameCounter != self.framesPerAction):
                self.frameCounter += 1

            # Extract the resulting frame
            else:

                # Crop to square
                step = int((640 - 480) / 2)
                result = frame[0 : 480, step : step + 480]

                # Downsample the image
#               result = cv2.resize(gray, (75, 75))
                result = imresize(result, size=(75, 75, 3))

                # Transform to grayscale
#               gray = cv2.cvtColor(input, cv2.COLOR_BGR2GRAY)
                result = self.rgb2gray(result)

                # Change range of image from [0,255] --> [0, 1]
                result = result / 255.0

                # Store the frame on the exchanger
                self.exchanger.store(0, False, result)

                # reset framecounter
                self.frameCounter = 0

            # Display the frame on the monitor
            if(self.show):
                    cv2.imshow('frame', frame)

        # When everything done, release the capture
        self.cap.release()
        cv2.destroyAllWindows()

        # Exit so that the network thread also stops running
        os._exit(0)

A: Maybe the following command helps:
sudo rm -rf .nv/

Good luck.

A: I had this problem but with a simpler solution. My issue was that I was running the script in a command line and the Idle shell of that same script was open at the same time. Closing the shell solved the issue.

A: Apparently this error can have a variety of causes. I solved this issue by following this issue on the official repo. The PyPi build of Tensorflow GPU 2.2 uses CUDA 10.1 and libcublas 10.2.1.243, but I had cublas 10.2.2.89 installed. To solve it:
Centos:
yum remove libcublas
yum install libcublas10-10.2.1.243-1.x86_64

Ubuntu:
sudo apt remove libcublas10
sudo apt install libcublas10=10.2.1.243-1

Then I removed the nvidia cache:
rm -rf ~/.nv/

And it worked.
Long story short, nvidia's closed-source policy has created a labyrinth of version mismatches where you have to either build your tensorflow distribution with your own version of CUDA, cudnn and cublas, which is not as easy as it sounds, or make sure you have exactly the right version for all of them installed, which again, because of nvidia's little to no cooperation with the Linux foundation and open-source projects is not as easy as it could be.

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My short, sweet answer: Cambodians will empty more cups of coffee and enjoy faster Internet than ever!
an amazing map that shows the growing technology community in the heart of Phnom Penh, the Cambodian capital city. Internet Service Provider (ISP) like SINET partners with Impact Hub Phnom Penh, a global network of collaborators focused on making a positive impact in Cambodia, the latest business incubator TekHub, and SmallWorld where Cambodian entrepreneurs and digital nomads can connect with the large communities. The tech entrepreneurs are so enthusiastic to build their startups to market here and hopefully in Southeast Asia. In January 2017, a new startup accelerator and incubator will be opened in the heart of Phnom Penh. Trybe is going to be a place where people make, do, and share. A maker-space, a co-working space, startup focal point all in one. With these startup communities continue to grow like mushrooms in rainy season, Phnom Penh is becoming a charming city of startups. A more premium class work space is just a few walks away from Wat Phnom: Rain Tree Development. "Nurturing entrepreneur spirits falls within our core values. We've been working with Impact Hub and Tekhub since the beginning," Vireak Ouk, SINET's Chief Operating Officer, told me recently.


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How To Prove Injuries In A Car Accident
Negligence Under Texas Law
How Do I Pay Medical Bills After Sustaining An Injury
Can I Negotiate My Injury Claim Myself?
Workers Comp Overview
Can I Be Fired for Filing Workers' Compensation?
Can I File For Workers' Compensation If I'm Only Part Time?
How to File for Workers' Compensation in Texas
What If I Had A Pre-Existing Injury?
Do I Have To Take Time Off For A Work Injury?
Workers' Compensation Claim vs. Third-Party Liability
What If My Employer/Boss Won't Report My Injury To Workers' Compensation?
The Impact of a Recent Court Ruling on Houston Personal Injury Lawsuits
Recently, the Houston Press published a story about Javier Delgado. In June of 2012, Delgado was welding at a crude oil storage terminal in Channelview. After working for around an hour at Oiltanking Houston, his welding torch came into contact with either vapor or oil that was still inside of a pipe. This caused an immediate explosion that decapitated Delgado. Although this was a truly tragic accident that claimed the life of a man with over 20 years of welding experience, it was not an isolated incident.
When OSHA investigated this accident, the only fine they imposed for the accident that claimed the life of a father of three children was in the amount of $14,000. While that tiny slap on the wrist felt like an insult to Delgado's family, the Houston Press story goes on to explain that at the conclusion of a 6-week trial for a personal injury lawsuit filed against the company, jurors in Harris County awarded Delgado's family members, as well as three other workers who were seriously injured in this accident, a total of $21 million.
How This Personal Injury Lawsuit Verdict Was Overturned
Unfortunately, that verdict was overturned before the victims and their family members could collect what was awarded to them by a jury of their peers. The specific law that was used to overturn the verdict was Chapter 95 of the Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code. What's alarming to many safety experts about the way this law was used for this specific lawsuit is it was originally intended to protect landowners from frivolous lawsuits by contractors. As long as a landowner doesn't have actual knowledge of hazardous conditions, an injured contractor can't bring a lawsuit forward.
During the course of the appeals case, lawyers for Oiltanking Houston were able to prove that the company didn't have actual knowledge of the hazardous conditions that killed Javier Delgado and seriously injured the three other contractors he was working with. However, other evidence showed that the company had disregarded safety measures that included periodically testing for hazardous gasses. Given that evidence and the fact that the original verdict was still overturned, the potentially dangerous precedent that could be set by this case is creating an impossibly high bar for holding companies accountable when a contractor is seriously injured or killed.
What This Means for Future Personal Injury Lawsuits in Houston
Although this recent ruling can be upsetting to anyone who can relate to Delgado's story, it's important to understand that it hasn't eliminated personal injury lawsuits as method to secure fair compensation that's owed. What it has done is reinforced the importance of working with a knowledgeable Houston personal injury attorney. If someone attempts to pursue this legal channel without experienced representation, their odds of success are very low.
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Enjoying the newly orchestrated Kingdom Hearts music for 1.5 + 2.5 HD ReMIX? Well, Kingdom Hearts composer Yoko Shimomura tweet an image on September 6th, saying that the HD Soundtrack is "in it's mastering stage." View the tweet below.
Could this HD Version Soundtrack disc be the same one that is referred to in the Kingdom Hearts 2.5 HD ReMIX Collector's Edition being sold in Japan? Only time can tell! Until then, stay charged with us at KHRecharged to bringing you closer to the future of Kingdom Hearts.
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Q: Wrong font displayed with DrawString, was fine on dev machine I have a class in an ASP.net project, with a function returns a Bitmap object. Everything worked fine on my dev machine, but when I set the site up on a new server, all my text (written to the image with DrawString) appears in the wrong font. I copied the TrueType font file from my machine to the server, installed the font, restarted IIS, rebooted, but it still shows the wrong font.
Server is Win Server 2008 w/ IIS7. Dev machine is Win7 pro, Visual Studio 2010 Pro SP1.
Simplified version of my code:
Imports System.Drawing
Imports System.Data.SqlClient

Public Class MyImageClass
Public Function GetMyImage() As Bitmap
    Dim oBitmap as Bitmap = New Bitmap(My.Resources.MyImage)
    Dim oGraphic As Graphics = Graphics.FromImage(oBitmap)
    oGraphic.TextRenderingHint = Text.TextRenderingHint.AntiAlias

    Dim oBrushText As New SolidBrush(Color.White)

    Dim ffamily As New FontFamily("Freestyle Script")

    Dim oFont1 As New Font(ffamily, 15, FontStyle.Regular)

    oGraphic.DrawString("My Text", oFont1, oBrushText, 10, 10)

    Return oBitmap
End Function
End Class


Born in Bournemouth, Hampshire (based on the place of registration, her biography on the Jamaica Information Service website states she was born in Yorkshire). Edna's father was British Jamaican (Harvey Swithenbank, born c.1869) and her mother, Ellie Shearer, was Jamaican. Manley lived in Penzance, Cornwall for some of her childhood. During the First World War she undertook war work, including breaking-in half wild Canadian horses. She took private lessons with Maurice Harding and then studied at Regent Street Polytechnic and St. Martin's School of Art, London. In 1921 she married her cousin, Norman Washington Manley and emigrated to Kingston, Jamaica in 1922. In 1938 Norman Manley entered politics, and founded the People's National Party. Edna supported his political career and was also independently active in Jamaican culture and politics.
From Kingston, Jamaica she continued to make sculpture and from about 1925 largely worked in wood, using native trees including yacka, mahogany, Guatemalan redwood, juniper cedar, and primavera. She exhibited in London with the Society of Women Artists and the London Group and at a number of galleries over a forty year period, starting with the Goupil Galleries. She remained a presence in the British art world even though, as Kineton Parkes noted in 'The Art of Carved Sculpture' (1931), this was inhibited by the size and cost of shipping her work to London. Her work is represented in UK public collections, notable 'Eve', 1930, mahogany in Museums Sheffield.
Her first solo exhibition in Jamaica was in 1937. The show is sometimes regarded as a turning point in the expansion of Jamaica's visual culture as it prompted the first island-wide group exhibition of Jamaican artists. Active for much of her life as an artist, she also helped found and then taught at the Jamaica School of Art, now a component of the Edna Manley College of Visual and Performing Arts. When Manley died in 1987, she was given an official funeral and buried in the tomb of Norman Manley at the National Heroes Park, Kingston, Jamaica.
1990 and a book by David Boxer was published to accompany this event. An edition of her diaries was published by Andre Deutsch, London, 1989.


Ahead of the midterm elections and the holiday shopping season, the labor market appears to be solid, adding 250,000 jobs last month that shot past Wall Street expectations.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, unemployment remained unchanged at 3.7 percent, continuing September's positive trend when the rate reached its lowest point in 49 years. Annual wage growth hit over 3 percent for the first time in nine years.
However, the numbers saw little change in the retail sector, which gained just 2,400 jobs. Clothing and clothing accessories stores declined in the hundreds, and sporting goods stores shed 6,100 jobs. General merchandise stores, on the other hand, climbed slightly by 1,700 jobs, with losses in department stores (-1,500) offset by gains in warehouse clubs and supercenters (+3,200).
Yesterday, the Labor Department reported that wages and salaries soared to their highest level in a decade, with that figure for private-sector employees rising 3.1 percent in the third quarter. (Comparably, civilian workers received a 2.9 percent pay bump, while state and local government workers saw improvements of 2.3 percent.) It marked the strongest year-over-year gain since the second quarter of 2008 before the stock market crash.


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Russia Indicts Marine Veteran Paul Whelan On Spying Charges
Russia detained Whelan on Dec. 28 as he was traveling to Moscow for a fellow Marine's wedding, according to his family.
By Paul Szoldra | Published Jan 3, 2019 3:56 PM
Russia has indicted American citizen Paul Whelan on charges of espionage, according to the Interfax news agency.
"An indictment has been presented. Whelan dismisses it," a source told Interfax.
Russia detained Whelan on Dec. 28 as he was traveling to Moscow for a fellow Marine's wedding, according to his family. Some CIA veterans believe his arrest is payback for the arrest of Maria Butina, an alleged Russian spy who pleaded guilty to charges of attempting to infiltrate Republican politics before and after the 2016 presidential election, according to CNN.
"We are deeply concerned for his safety and well-being," Whelan's family told The Los Angeles Times in a statement provided to the media by his twin brother, David. "His innocence is undoubted, and we trust that his rights will be respected."
A Russian lawyer appointed to represent Whelan told The Washington Post he would remain in custody in Moscow until Feb. 28. He faces between 10 and 20 years in prison, according to TASS.
A State Department spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Whelan served as a Marine reservist from 1994 until 2008, when he was busted down from staff sergeant to private and given a bad conduct discharge after being convicted at a special court-martial of several charges related to larceny, according to his official record.
His two Military Occupational Specialties while in the Marine Corps were 0151, administrative clerk; and 0149, administrative chief, his record says.Whelan deployed to Iraq from February to August 2004 and again from February to December 2006.
His awards include three Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medals; six Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medals; Army Achievement Medal; National Defense Service Medal; Selected Marine Corps Reserve Medal (x4); Armed Forces Reserve Medal; four Sea Service Deployment Ribbons; Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal; Global War on Terrorism Service Medal; Iraq Campaign Medal; two Navy Meritorious Unit Commendations; and three Navy Unit Commendations.
UPDATE: This story was updated at 11:16 a.m. on Jan. 3 to include Whelan's official military record.
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You can now see all the highlights from the Huddersfield Town Elite Development Team's 0-0 draw with Oxford United on HTTV!
Town controlled large periods throughout the game, as good build up play saw various good chances go missing.
Town's best chance came early in the second-half as 16-year-old midfielder Tom Bell played a great through-ball that led to a shot from the edge of the box by striker Micah Obiero, which flew just inches wide of the top corner.
A late push from the Oxford side saw its best chance come, but the ball was placed wide as Town's keeper Luke Mewitt narrowed the angle.
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Okay, Bryan Cranston is NOT Lex Luthor in MAN OF STEEL 2… but let's talk about who could be
Published: September 3, 2013Posted in: News
Social media sites have been inappropriately buzzing over a story regarding Bryan Cranston (of Breaking Bad fame) being cast as Lex Luthor in Zack Snyder's sequel to MAN OF STEEL… a story which originated at a site known for posting bogus info. Heck, in that same article they talk about Matt Damon being eyed for Aquaman, and Cranston signing a 6-picture deal. Nonsense, which is also why we never reported anything of the sort here. Like the level-headed folks at MSN and Boston.com, we're not even going to name or link to the site in question, as they've received enough manipulated traffic as it is. Granted, it would be cool to see Cranston take on the role of Lex Luthor, but so far it's all just fan desires and speculation. Therefore let's discuss five other possible choices (and our biased personal choice) for the role of Superman's most famous bald baddie. The following are choices we've come up with, so if you have what you think is a better idea, please post it in the comments and let us know. My thanks to our writer Jim Cassidy for his input on this too.
5. Billy Crudup
May seem like an odd choice, but let's look at the factors. Crudup has worked with Zack Snyder before in WATCHMEN, so they have a previous working relationship, and that's always helpful when casting. That experience also means he's familiar with comic book movies and complex superhero characters. Add to that Crudup's calm intensity and strong screen presence, plus chameleon-like acting ability (check him out in ALMOST FAMOUS as a 70's rocker), and there's real potential here. He also looks good in a suit, which is definite must for playing Lex. And while he's not necessarily a young guy, he has a youthful look about him which might match well with Henry Cavill, as some feel Lex should be similar to Supes in age.
4. Michael Chiklis
Again, no stranger to comic book movies (he played Ben Grimm aka "The Thing" in FANTASTIC FOUR 1 and 2), Chiklis showed he can embody intensity in a big way with his work on The Shield, and has never seemed to get the big screen role he truly deserves. He's played baddies before too, but his signature bald look and piercing eyes are what make him a shoe-in for this role. Some might say he's not tall enough for Lex, and we must admit he'd look a bit short next to Cavill, so that could lose him some points, but what he lacks in height he more than makes up for in acting ability. Considering the bad taste those FF films left in a lot of people's mouths, I'd love to see him get a comic book movie role that hits a home run.
3. Jason Isaacs
Definitely accomplished at playing bad guys, Jason is one of those actors that has been around for many years, but has never seemed to get that one big role that would solidify him as a box office heavy. He appeared as Draco Malfoy's nefarious father in all the HARRY POTTER movies, and recently turned in a nasty performance as a religious zealot in the low-budget Western SWEETWATER. But his most sadistic moment is probably still the villain he portrayed in THE PATRIOT (2000), showing the audience that he could hold his own with big names like Mel Gibson, and become that guy you truly want to see get taken down. I can only imagine what awesome things he could do as Lex.
2. Ed Harris
Talk about intensity! It surprises me more people don't think of Ed Harris for comic book villain roles, as he showed he could play a respectable baddie in Michael Bay's THE ROCK, and even a behind-the-scenes puppet master in THE TRUMAN SHOW. Harris is a strong force on the big screen, and the idea of him playing a dark and sinister Luthor is pretty appealing to us. Harris also seems like one of those guys who hasn't been getting the proper spotlight lately, appearing mostly in smaller movies and minor roles. His last appearance that I can recall was supporting character in Michael Bay's PAIN & GAIN… he needs something bigger… and badder.
1. Mark Strong
He's already been rumored for the part, and it's easy to see why. Strong, like some of the others on the list, is no stranger to comic book films with his work on both GREEN LANTERN and KICK-ASS. But let's face it, the guy really looks like Lex Luthor, and has the presence to pull off that sort of role. He also seems perfectly at home in genre films like SHERLOCK HOLMES and JOHN CARTER, which means he "gets" these types of parts. And of course there's the whole bald thing, which he does better than almost anyone in show business. He's currently starring on AMC's Low Winter Sun, which seems to be going moderately well, but this guy is made for movies, and this could be his household name-making role.
And our biased wild card, Glenn Morshower
Known primarily for playing authority figures like cops or military leaders, Glenn is a face you've almost certainly seen, whether on your favorite TV show or some of your favorite films. He's known for his role of Agent Pierce on Fox's 24, and was the only cast member outside of star Kiefer Sutherland to be on the first seven seasons of the show. Morshower has also appeared in all three TRANSFORMERS movies, a few other Michael Bay epics, multiple movies with George Clooney, and most recently was seen in a recurring role on the series Revolution. Glenn has the authoritative presence down pat, and can play things pretty cold and calculating. I'd love to see him take a crack at a character like Luthor. As to why this choice is biased… well, he's also a good friend, and I know this would be a big deal for a guy like him. But in all seriousness, I'd love to see Warner Bros. make a wild card choice like this and surprise everyone, as it would be awesome to see the end result.
Oh, and here's perhaps the best fan-made trailer for MAN OF STEEL 2 yet… which does include Cranston as Lex:
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How do merchant accounts and gateways work with Chargify?
In order to use Chargify to charge customers' credit cards, you need to connect your Chargify account to a payment gateway and merchant account, but not everyone knows why or how these parts work together. Explaining this can be complicated, so to make it easy, we've broken it down using a water system analogy (it's a bit long but a really great way to understand how the pieces work together).
The water valves that control the flow.
The water supply is your credit card processing network (the banks and networks that process transactions and provide credit cards to customers e.g. Visa, Mastercard).
When it comes to credit cards, money should be flowing from your customers to your business. However, this can often be a two-way network as money does occasionally flow back to customers: when you issue a refund to someone or, worse yet, if your customer does a "charge-back".
The pipe connecting the water supply to your house is the merchant account. The merchant account is your "node" on the credit card processing network; a bank account that you cannot access directly but plays an important role in the billing process.
You can get a merchant account from banks both large and small including Wells Fargo, Bank of America, Barclays Bank, etc., or through a broker. A merchant account typically takes 1-2 weeks to get approved, since the bank needs to check your credit and determine the type of business you're operating. Newer options combine the gateway and merchant account and can move more quickly, getting the approval time down to a few days or even hours. If you're working with a large bank, give yourself a couple of weeks to be safe.
The bank is basically giving you, the merchant, credit: you will get paid a few days after a customer makes a purchase, but the customer can technically ask the bank for his money back at any time. What if you've closed your business & the bank can't get the money back from you? That's credit risk. That's why the Merchant Account bank charges a "discount rate" on each transaction, usually between 2-4% plus a flat fee of, around 30 cents. There is also usually a monthly minimum, say, $30/month. Note: The more risky the type of business, the higher the fees will be.
Your customers can be anywhere; it's where your bank is located that matters. Your Merchant Account will be linked to your regular business bank account, but for the most part, your Merchant Account needs to be in the same country as your regular business bank account. It's rare that banks or governments will allow these to be in separate countries but we have seen examples of Dutch and German merchants getting Merchant Accounts at Barclays Bank in the UK, so there are exceptions in areas like the EU.
The water valves are your "Payment Gateway". Your payment gateway acts as your interface and allows you to access your Merchant Account.
The Payment Gateway lets you process charges and refunds to your customers while also providing services like fraud prevention and secure credit card data storage.
And just like physical water valves, you can operate your Payment Gateway manually. You can process charges & refunds, view transaction history & error messages and in some cases set up recurring billing, all by logging into your account via the web. When it comes to recurring billing, most payment gateways do not have the breadth or depth of a service like Chargify but they do have breadth & depth in the processing charges, refunds, preventing fraud and keeping data secure.
When it comes to cost, Payment Gateways typically charge 5-10 cents per transaction, plus a monthly fee or minimum of $20-30/month. There are also usually extra fees for fraud prevention (around 5 cents per address verification) and $20/month for secure data storage.
Your customers can be anywhere. It's where your Merchant Account is located that matters as payment gateways only work with merchant accounts in specific countries.
If you're in the USA or Canada, we have a partner company that can provide a merchant account and payment gateway in a couple of days: go to our Merchant Accounts page to apply.
There are also a number of other options in the USA, Canada, and many other countries on our Payment Gateways page (most of these gateway companies have a built-in merchant account or can point you to a good provider in your country).
The control box builds upon all the other components to do cool things, like only watering on certain days, only watering if the ground is dry, or allowing you to interface with it from your office computer.
Now, we like to think that Chargify does a lot more than a sprinkler control box.
Chargify allows you to define all of your products & pricing, then bill for flat-rate and usage-based plans, do software license/seat billing, email customers when a trial period is about to end, email customers when their next payment is coming, automatically prorate when customers change plans, accept coupons from your customers, provide signup pages for your customers, provide a portal for your customers to self-manage, etc… pretty much the total life cycle of a multi-year recurring billing customer.
The point of this analogy is, Chargify builds on the existing systems to add a whole new layer of functionality, and that new layer gets better over time. We keep adding functionality as merchants tell us what they need to manage their businesses.


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using namespace swift;
using namespace namelookup;

ImportSet::ImportSet(bool hasHeaderImportModule,
                     ArrayRef<ImportedModule> topLevelImports,
                     ArrayRef<ImportedModule> transitiveImports)
  : HasHeaderImportModule(hasHeaderImportModule),
    NumTopLevelImports(topLevelImports.size()),
    NumTransitiveImports(transitiveImports.size()) {
  auto buffer = getTrailingObjects<ImportedModule>();
  std::uninitialized_copy(topLevelImports.begin(), topLevelImports.end(),
                          buffer);
  std::uninitialized_copy(transitiveImports.begin(), transitiveImports.end(),
                          buffer + topLevelImports.size());

#ifndef NDEBUG
  llvm::SmallDenseSet<ImportedModule, 8> unique;
  for (auto import : topLevelImports) {
    auto result = unique.insert(import).second;
    assert(result && "Duplicate imports in import set");
  }
  for (auto import : transitiveImports) {
    auto result = unique.insert(import).second;
    assert(result && "Duplicate imports in import set");
  }
#endif
}

void ImportSet::Profile(
    llvm::FoldingSetNodeID &ID,
    ArrayRef<ImportedModule> topLevelImports) {
  ID.AddInteger(topLevelImports.size());
  for (auto import : topLevelImports) {
    ID.AddInteger(import.accessPath.size());
    for (auto accessPathElt : import.accessPath) {
      ID.AddPointer(accessPathElt.Item.getAsOpaquePointer());
    }
    ID.AddPointer(import.importedModule);
  }
}

void ImportSet::dump() const {
  llvm::errs() << "HasHeaderImportModule: " << HasHeaderImportModule << "\n";

  llvm::errs() << "TopLevelImports:";
  for (auto import : getTopLevelImports()) {
    llvm::errs() << "\n- ";
    simple_display(llvm::errs(), import);
  }
  llvm::errs() << "\n";

  llvm::errs() << "TransitiveImports:";
  for (auto import : getTransitiveImports()) {
    llvm::errs() << "\n- ";
    simple_display(llvm::errs(), import);
  }
  llvm::errs() << "\n";
}

static void collectExports(ImportedModule next,
                           SmallVectorImpl<ImportedModule> &stack) {
  SmallVector<ImportedModule, 4> exports;
  next.importedModule->getImportedModulesForLookup(exports);
  for (auto exported : exports) {
    if (next.accessPath.empty())
      stack.push_back(exported);
    else if (exported.accessPath.empty()) {
      exported.accessPath = next.accessPath;
      stack.push_back(exported);
    } else if (next.accessPath.isSameAs(exported.accessPath)) {
      stack.push_back(exported);
    }
  }
}

ImportSet &
ImportCache::getImportSet(ASTContext &ctx,
                          ArrayRef<ImportedModule> imports) {
  bool hasHeaderImportModule = false;
  ModuleDecl *headerImportModule = nullptr;
  if (auto *loader = ctx.getClangModuleLoader())
    headerImportModule = loader->getImportedHeaderModule();

  SmallVector<ImportedModule, 4> topLevelImports;

  SmallVector<ImportedModule, 4> transitiveImports;
  llvm::SmallDenseSet<ImportedModule, 32> visited;

  for (auto next : imports) {
    if (!visited.insert(next).second)
      continue;

    topLevelImports.push_back(next);
    if (next.importedModule == headerImportModule)
      hasHeaderImportModule = true;
  }

  void *InsertPos = nullptr;

  llvm::FoldingSetNodeID ID;
  ImportSet::Profile(ID, topLevelImports);

  if (ImportSet *result = ImportSets.FindNodeOrInsertPos(ID, InsertPos)) {
    if (ctx.Stats)
      ++ctx.Stats->getFrontendCounters().ImportSetFoldHit;
    return *result;
  }

  if (ctx.Stats)
    ++ctx.Stats->getFrontendCounters().ImportSetFoldMiss;

  SmallVector<ImportedModule, 4> stack;
  for (auto next : topLevelImports) {
    collectExports(next, stack);
  }

  while (!stack.empty()) {
    auto next = stack.pop_back_val();

    if (!visited.insert(next).second)
      continue;

    transitiveImports.push_back(next);
    if (next.importedModule == headerImportModule)
      hasHeaderImportModule = true;

    collectExports(next, stack);
  }

  // Find the insert position again, in case the above traversal invalidated
  // the folding set via re-entrant calls to getImportSet() from
  // getImportedModulesForLookup().
  if (ImportSet *result = ImportSets.FindNodeOrInsertPos(ID, InsertPos))
    return *result;

  size_t bytes = ImportSet::totalSizeToAlloc<ImportedModule>(topLevelImports.size() + transitiveImports.size());
  void *mem = ctx.Allocate(bytes, alignof(ImportSet), AllocationArena::Permanent);

  auto *result = new (mem) ImportSet(hasHeaderImportModule,
                                     topLevelImports,
                                     transitiveImports);
  ImportSets.InsertNode(result, InsertPos);

  return *result;
}

ImportSet &ImportCache::getImportSet(const DeclContext *dc) {
  dc = dc->getModuleScopeContext();
  auto *file = dyn_cast<FileUnit>(dc);
  auto *mod = dc->getParentModule();
  if (!file)
    dc = mod;

  auto &ctx = mod->getASTContext();

  auto found = ImportSetForDC.find(dc);
  if (found != ImportSetForDC.end()) {
    if (ctx.Stats)
      ++ctx.Stats->getFrontendCounters().ImportSetCacheHit;
    return *found->second;
  }

  if (ctx.Stats)
    ++ctx.Stats->getFrontendCounters().ImportSetCacheMiss;

  SmallVector<ImportedModule, 4> imports;

  imports.emplace_back(ImportPath::Access(), mod);

  if (file) {
    file->getImportedModules(imports,
                             {ModuleDecl::ImportFilterKind::Default,
                              ModuleDecl::ImportFilterKind::ImplementationOnly,
                              ModuleDecl::ImportFilterKind::SPIOnly,
                              ModuleDecl::ImportFilterKind::SPIAccessControl});
  }

  auto &result = getImportSet(ctx, imports);
  ImportSetForDC[dc] = &result;

  return result;
}

ArrayRef<ImportPath::Access> ImportCache::allocateArray(
    ASTContext &ctx,
    SmallVectorImpl<ImportPath::Access> &results) {
  if (results.empty())
    return {};
  else if (results.size() == 1 && results[0].empty())
    return {&EmptyAccessPath, 1};
  else
    return ctx.AllocateCopy(results);
}

ArrayRef<ImportPath::Access>
ImportCache::getAllVisibleAccessPaths(const ModuleDecl *mod,
                                      const DeclContext *dc) {
  dc = dc->getModuleScopeContext();
  auto &ctx = mod->getASTContext();

  auto key = std::make_pair(mod, dc);
  auto found = VisibilityCache.find(key);
  if (found != VisibilityCache.end()) {
    if (ctx.Stats)
      ++ctx.Stats->getFrontendCounters().ModuleVisibilityCacheHit;
    return found->second;
  }

  if (ctx.Stats)
    ++ctx.Stats->getFrontendCounters().ModuleVisibilityCacheMiss;

  SmallVector<ImportPath::Access, 1> accessPaths;
  for (auto next : getImportSet(dc).getAllImports()) {
    // If we found 'mod', record the access path.
    if (next.importedModule == mod) {
      // Make sure the list of access paths is unique.
      if (!llvm::is_contained(accessPaths, next.accessPath))
        accessPaths.push_back(next.accessPath);
    }
  }

  auto result = allocateArray(ctx, accessPaths);
  VisibilityCache[key] = result;
  return result;
}

ArrayRef<ImportPath::Access>
ImportCache::getAllAccessPathsNotShadowedBy(const ModuleDecl *mod,
                                            const ModuleDecl *other,
                                            const DeclContext *dc) {
  dc = dc->getModuleScopeContext();
  auto *currentMod = dc->getParentModule();
  auto &ctx = currentMod->getASTContext();

  // Fast path.
  if (currentMod == other)
    return {};

  auto key = std::make_tuple(mod, other, dc);
  auto found = ShadowCache.find(key);
  if (found != ShadowCache.end()) {
    if (ctx.Stats)
      ++ctx.Stats->getFrontendCounters().ModuleShadowCacheHit;
    return found->second;
  }

  if (ctx.Stats)
    ++ctx.Stats->getFrontendCounters().ModuleShadowCacheMiss;

  SmallVector<ImportedModule, 4> stack;
  llvm::SmallDenseSet<ImportedModule, 32> visited;

  stack.emplace_back(ImportPath::Access(), currentMod);

  if (auto *file = dyn_cast<FileUnit>(dc)) {
    file->getImportedModules(stack,
                             {ModuleDecl::ImportFilterKind::Default,
                              ModuleDecl::ImportFilterKind::ImplementationOnly,
                              ModuleDecl::ImportFilterKind::SPIOnly,
                              ModuleDecl::ImportFilterKind::SPIAccessControl});
  }

  SmallVector<ImportPath::Access, 4> accessPaths;

  while (!stack.empty()) {
    auto next = stack.pop_back_val();

    // Don't visit a module more than once.
    if (!visited.insert(next).second)
      continue;

    // Don't visit the 'other' module's re-exports.
    if (next.importedModule == other)
      continue;

    // If we found 'mod' via some access path, remember the access
    // path.
    if (next.importedModule == mod) {
      // Make sure the list of access paths is unique.
      if (!llvm::is_contained(accessPaths, next.accessPath))
        accessPaths.push_back(next.accessPath);
    }

    collectExports(next, stack);
  }

  auto result = allocateArray(ctx, accessPaths);
  ShadowCache[key] = result;
  return result;
}

ArrayRef<ImportedModule>
swift::namelookup::getAllImports(const DeclContext *dc) {
  return dc->getASTContext().getImportCache().getImportSet(dc)
    .getAllImports();
}

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Genomic Health Announces Results of Oncotype DX(R) Colon Cancer Studies Presented at 2014 American Society of Clinical Oncology Gastrointestinal Cancer (ASCO GI) Symposium
New data show real-life impact of Oncotype DX on treatment decisions, underscore clinical validity and utility of the test
REDWOOD CITY, Calif., Jan. 29, 2014 -- (Healthcare Sales & Marketing Network) -- Genomic Health, Inc. (GHDX) today announced results from the Oncotype DX® colon cancer test studies that were recently presented at the 2014 American Society of Clinical Oncology Gastrointestinal Cancer Symposium (ASCO GI). Presentations highlighted the robust body of clinical evidence for the Oncotype DX colon cancer test and its real-life impact on patient and physician treatment decisions, underscoring the practice-changing value of this test.
Prospective study demonstrated real-life impact on physician and patient treatment decisions
Through an analysis of physician recommendations and patient treatment preferences before and after receiving the Oncotype DX colon cancer test results, this study demonstrated that the test greatly increased concordance between physician and patient treatment choice (from 66 percent to 96 percent). Furthermore, the evaluation showed that the quantitative information provided by the Recurrence Score® result influenced a majority of patients' treatment decisions (85 percent) and physicians' treatment recommendations (69 percent), and it increased physicians' confidence in their own recommendations (84 percent). Patients' anxiety was also significantly reduced, which may improve adherence to their treatment plan and ultimately lead to better health outcomes.
"The additional information provided by the Oncotype DX test enables me and my patients to make better informed decisions about their individual treatment," said Steven Alberts, M.D., chair of the Division of Medical Oncology at Mayo Clinic Cancer Center, Rochester, Minn. "The test also helps patients gain greater confidence in the prescribed course of treatment, which is key to achieving optimal health results."
Robust data shows Oncotype DX meets tumor marker level I evidence for clinical use in colon cancer
The review of four validation studies of the Oncotype DX colon cancer test, which included a total of 3,315 patients with early stage colon cancer, consistently demonstrated a significant association (p
"Over the last decade, Genomic Health has demonstrated that the rigorous validation of genomic information can transform cancer treatment," said Phil Febbo, M.D., chief medical officer, Genomic Health. "As we mark the 10th anniversary of the first Oncotype DX test, we continue to apply our world-class science to usher genomic data into practice-changing results for patients living with breast, colon, and prostate cancer worldwide."
Genomic Health, Inc. (NASDAQ: GHDX) is the world's leading provider of genomic-based diagnostic tests that address both the overtreatment and optimal treatment of early stage cancer, one of the greatest issues in healthcare today. The company is applying its world-class scientific and commercial expertise and infrastructure to lead the translation of massive amounts of genomic data into clinically-actionable results for treatment planning throughout the cancer patient's journey, from screening and surveillance, through diagnosis, treatment selection and monitoring. Genomic Health's lead product, the Oncotype DX® breast cancer test, has been shown to predict the likelihood of chemotherapy benefit as well as recurrence in invasive breast cancer and has been shown to predict the likelihood of recurrence in ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS). In addition to this widely adopted test, Genomic Health provides the Oncotype DX colon cancer test, the first multi-gene expression test developed for the assessment of risk of recurrence in patients with stage II and stage III disease, and the Oncotype DX prostate cancer test, which predicts disease aggressiveness in men with low risk disease. As of September 30, 2013, more than 19,000 physicians in over 70 countries had ordered nearly 400,000 Oncotype DX tests. The company is based in Redwood City, California with European headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland. For more information, please visit, www.GenomicHealth.com and follow the company on Twitter: @GenomicHealth. To learn more about OncotypeDX tests, visit: www.OncotypeDX.com, www.mybreastcancertreatment.org and www.myprostatecancertreatment.org.
This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, including statements relating to the potential of the company's colon cancer test to change medical practice; the ability of test to influence physicians treatment recommendations and patients treatment decisions and potentially improve adherence to selected treatment plan; the ability of the test to reduce the use of chemotherapy and the direct medical costs associated with treating colon cancer for patients with stage II colon cancer; the ability of the company to develop additional tests in the future; the size of markets and demand for the company's tests; and the company's ability to commercialize new tests and expand into new markets domestically and internationally. Forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially, and reported results should not be considered as an indication of future performance. These risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to: the applicability of study results to clinical practice; the timing and results of future studies or clinical trials; the focus and attributes of the company's product pipeline; the ability of the company to develop additional tests in the future; and the ability of the company's currently offered tests, including its colon cancer test, and any potential tests the company may develop to optimize cancer treatment; the company's ability to increase usage of its tests; the risk that the company may not obtain or maintain sufficient levels of reimbursement, domestically or abroad, for its existing tests and any future tests it may develop; the risks and uncertainties associated with regulation of the company's tests by the FDA and other regulatory organizations; the company's ability to compete against third parties; and the other risks set forth in the company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including the risks set forth in the company's Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q for the quarter ended September 30, 2013. These forward- looking statements speak only as of the date hereof. Genomic Health disclaims any obligation to update these forward-looking statements.
NOTE: The Genomic Health logo, Oncotype, Oncotype DX, Recurrence Score, and DCIS Score are trademarks or registered trademarks of Genomic Health, Inc. All other trademarks and service marks are the property of their respective owners.
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Enjoy the wonders of Komodo National Park with its pristine beaches where some of them are made of coral remnants of red and white sand, its rich marine life which is certainly one of the best places in the world for scuba diving and snorkeling and nothing compare to its very wild and prehistorical atmosphere that is really unique!
Transfer from the airport or hotel to the port of Labuanbajo to start our adventure in the waters of Komodo with Warisan as our boat.
First beautiful snorkeling in Kelor island, before heading to Rinca.
Visit the village of Rinca. Its inhabitants are mostly under ethnicity. This town known as sea gypsies has maintained its tradition of semi-nomadic sea with small boats plying the waters of the Indonesian archipelago.
Sunset off the island of Kalong or flying foxes (flying fox island). Every evening at 18:00 Thousands of fruit bats flying out in search of their food to the nearby island of Flores.
After breakfast, our captain will head to the island of Komodo where they will walk to see the legendary Komodo dragons. Komodo Island is the larger of the two islands where you can see the dragons. Accompanied by the ranger we will go walking in the national park where we will also have the opportunity to also see the little flying lizard and sulphurous or yellow-crested cockatoos.
After the tour, we will have time to relax on the beach or Pantai Merah rose, a beautiful pink beach which houses a coral reef with a rich marine fauna. Before or after that, we will have the unique opportunity to swim with the magnificent Manta rays. Then, continue sailing to the island of Kecil Sebayur where we will spend the night in a protected bay and admire once again a stunning sunset.
Discover the underwater scenery of this small island full of life and color. Before breakfast, let's have a jump and swim closer to its beaches of fine white sand where you can lie out in the sun. We head to the island of Kanawa. This small island surrounded by beautiful corals, white sandy beach and turquoise waters. Large turtles and small blacktip reef can be spotted.
We continue sailing to Bidadari Island. The Bidadadi or Angel Island is located near the city of Labuanbajo. Moor our boat off the island for the night. This small island meets almost all the requirements of the "paradise island" with a seabed well preserved. From the beach, you only need to swim a few meters with a mask to taste a genuine coral garden and enjoy the beauty of the reef.
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Entry 04: I've got my prescription!
2000-Apr-14 : Dr. Di Bisceglie finally called me back today. (No apology for the delay, grumble grumble.) We've got the summer details worked out (I will be seeing my previous doctor in Philadelphia, Dr. Muñoz for the 4-week test and meeting) and so I went in to get my prescription.
His wonderful assistant/nurse, Kathleen, set me up with the prescription. She asked my weight and I said 180, maybe 175. (The maybe was because Lisa and I have been doing some long walks and I've felt reasonably in-shape.) Kathleen said that I was right on the cusp of whether I should take 5 tablets of ribavirin a day, or 6. So we weighed me. The result--scales at doctor's offices LIE! There is no WAY I am 188 pounds...must have been my wallet. Anyhow, 6 tablets a day it is.
I'm dreading Sunday night, but am heartened by the fact that the video I watched today as a refresher on how to administer the shots was filled with people saying "Yeah, it sucked the first few times. Yeah, I had panic attacks about it. But after a few times you don't really even notice it. You just get on with life."
To continue, visit Entry 05, the first entry inside the Treatment section of this journal.


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CSU plans to end placement tests, remedial classes
Freshmen won't have to take English, math placement exams
Updated: 9:39 AM PDT Aug 4, 2017
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SOURCE: David Bienick/KCRA
California State University's 23 campuses are eliminating math and English placement exams for incoming freshman and ending mandatory remedial courses that some students complained delayed their coursework.The changes are part of a broader plan aimed at increasing graduation rates at the nation's largest public university system.Chancellor Timothy P. White announced the changes in an executive order issued late Wednesday to all campus presidents, saying that CSU's longstanding exams used to assess student readiness will be retired starting in fall 2018.Instead, schools will look at students' SAT and ACT scores along with high school grades and Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate scores to determine course placement, which administrators say are a better measure of a student's abilities.Nearly 40 percent of incoming freshman, or some 25,000 students, are typically placed in remedial courses that often don't count toward their degree, Executive Vice Chancellor Loren Blanchard said in a separate memo.The new policy "aims to address inequities in college readiness head-on in order to close gaps in degree attainment and afford all students the opportunity to succeed," Blanchard said.Only 20 percent of CSU students graduate within four years. The university system wants to double its four-year graduation rate by 2025.Students who took the remedial courses spent time and money on non-credit classes, which meant it took them longer to get a degree. Some students couldn't afford the extended time in school or were so frustrated by the process they dropped out, officials say.The process "really sunk the ships of a lot of college aspirations," said James T. Minor, CSU's senior strategist for academic success.Under the new system, all CSU students will be able to take college level courses immediately."The message we want to send now is, 'Congratulations, you've been admitted, we're going to do everything we can for you to be successful at CSU," Minor said.Campuses will offer extra support for students who need it, Minor said. Students can also enter an "early start" program to earn college credit over the summer, White's memo said. That program will be beefed up starting in summer 2019.White and other officials said the executive order was issued after extensive consultation with CSU's academic Senate and faculty and its Board of Trustees.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) —
California State University's 23 campuses are eliminating math and English placement exams for incoming freshman and ending mandatory remedial courses that some students complained delayed their coursework.
The changes are part of a broader plan aimed at increasing graduation rates at the nation's largest public university system.
Chancellor Timothy P. White announced the changes in an executive order issued late Wednesday to all campus presidents, saying that CSU's longstanding exams used to assess student readiness will be retired starting in fall 2018.
Instead, schools will look at students' SAT and ACT scores along with high school grades and Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate scores to determine course placement, which administrators say are a better measure of a student's abilities.
Nearly 40 percent of incoming freshman, or some 25,000 students, are typically placed in remedial courses that often don't count toward their degree, Executive Vice Chancellor Loren Blanchard said in a separate memo.
The new policy "aims to address inequities in college readiness head-on in order to close gaps in degree attainment and afford all students the opportunity to succeed," Blanchard said.
Only 20 percent of CSU students graduate within four years. The university system wants to double its four-year graduation rate by 2025.
Students who took the remedial courses spent time and money on non-credit classes, which meant it took them longer to get a degree. Some students couldn't afford the extended time in school or were so frustrated by the process they dropped out, officials say.
The process "really sunk the ships of a lot of college aspirations," said James T. Minor, CSU's senior strategist for academic success.
Under the new system, all CSU students will be able to take college level courses immediately.
"The message we want to send now is, 'Congratulations, you've been admitted, we're going to do everything we can for you to be successful at CSU," Minor said.
Campuses will offer extra support for students who need it, Minor said. Students can also enter an "early start" program to earn college credit over the summer, White's memo said. That program will be beefed up starting in summer 2019.
White and other officials said the executive order was issued after extensive consultation with CSU's academic Senate and faculty and its Board of Trustees.


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Presiding Officer refuses amendments on tackling racism
The Presiding Officer, Elin Jones, has deselected four amendments to a debate on tackling racism just hours before they were due to be debated on.
The amendments called for race equality impact assessments to be updated, for a review on the implementation of the Lammy Review recommendations in Welsh prisons, to urge the UK Government to add a module on race and class to the Grenfell Tower inquiry and to note the racial discrimination experienced by those in Wales affected by the Windrush scandal, while calling on the UK Government to speed up compensation.
The amendments were submitted by the leader of Propel Wales, who is one of only two Members of the Welsh Parliament who is non-white.
The Presiding Officer exercised Standing Order 12.23 (iii) which states: 'The Presiding Officer may decline to select an amendment where he or she considers that the proper conduct of business makes it appropriate to do so.' No further reason was given.
The Standing Order is rarely used by the Presiding Officer.
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— Neil McEvoy MS (@neiljmcevoy) July 14, 2020
Neil McEvoy MS said:
"I am astonished that in a debate on tackling racism the Presiding Officer has deselected all of the amendments submitted by the first Welsh-born person of colour elected to the Welsh Parliament.
"These were serious amendments on issues that have a real impact on people in Wales. We could have been voting today on measures to eliminate racism in the justice system, on race and class issues with the Grenfell tragedy, on speeding up compensation to victims of the Windrush scandal and updating race equality impact assessments. But because of Elin Jones we won't be voting on any of those things.
"I can no longer put the treatment I receive from the Presiding Officer down to personal spite. Personally ruling out today serious amendments on fighting racism, after officials had accepted the amendments from me is an overt expression of racism.
"Rather than tackling racism it seems Elin Jones prefers to gag the only non-white member who submitted any amendments to a debate on racism. I think we can all see the reason why. We have a problem in the Senedd and it is time to talk about it."


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Greens call for shipping lanes backed by Maritime Union
The Maritime Union is backing the Green Party's policy to implement compulsory shipping lanes for coastal shipping, announced 27 July 2014.
Compulsory shipping lanes are designated channels in the ocean in which ships are allowed to sail.
Maritime Union National Secretary Joe Fleetwood says the Rena grounding in 2011 has been followed by 35 "near miss" incidents and it is only a matter of time before another grounding occurs.
He says shipping lanes are an important measure to prevent this and exist in a number of maritime nations such as the UK, Norway and Canada.
"The large number of foreign flag of convenience vessels on the New Zealand coast together with the enormous pressure put on ships officers and crews for fast turnaround requires immediate action to prevent a future disaster."
Mr Fleetwood says the Union believes the shipping lanes policy should be assured under a new Labour–Green Government.
He says the Maritime Union is also supporting the Green Party call for improved oil response capability by Maritime New Zealand.
"An increase in the Oil Pollution Levy on the industry is overdue to properly fund our ability to respond to problems."
Mr Fleetwood says the Union has been calling for the introduction of a permanent fast response vessel funded by the oil and gas industry.
He says the Maritime Union supports the Green Party's call for a stronger legal framework to recover costs from polluters in the event of an accidental oil spill.
Tags: Flag of ConvenienceGreen PartyHealth and safetyoffshoreoil and gasshipping
Too many workers losing lives in maritime disasters
Simple question Maersk – were the navigation systems on or off?
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A sign on U.S. 41 misspelled Fort Myers. A U.S. Coast Guard news release misspelled Fort Myers. Many people misspell Fort Myers.
How hard is it to spell Fort Myers?
The Southwest Florida city's name is often misspelled.
It's misspelled in news releases, tweets and even The News-Press archive.
Most recently, an egregious misspelling has made its way onto a directional sign for the Fort Myers Cyclery – or the Ft. Meyer's Cyclery – on U.S. 41.
The signs went up to alert drivers that even though the main thoroughfare will be torn up for the next three years, businesses there remain open.
There are 28 signs each representing a business, 18 on the west side of the road and 10 on the east side of the road, said Zachary Burch, Government Affairs & Communications manager for the Florida Department of Transportation.
They cost $1,700, but luckily, the replacement of the sign for a misspelled word falls on the manufacturer.
"The signs that were incorrect were/are replaced with corrected versions," Burch said.
By Friday morning, Fort Myers Cyclery owner Diane Holm said the sign was finally correct.
"The first sign had the incorrect name," Holm said. "The second sign had it spelled incorrectly. The third sign has it spelled incorrectly."
And so on and so forth, she said.
Holm said she wasn't sure if this was the fourth or fifth sign.
"It's been fun," Holm said. "We had Fort Myer up there for a long time, no 's' at all."
But it's a common mistake.
This week alone, a U.S. Coast Guard news release used the dateline of Fort Meyers and a publicist from a university asked for coverage for its dean's list because a student was from Fort Meyers.
A 2017 Associated Press story about a LaBelle man sentenced to death said the small city is about 30 miles northeast of Fort Meyers.
Actor Aaron Paul congratulated a man from Fort Meyers in a tweet posted to Twitter in 2013 for winning a trip to watch the series finale with the cast of "Breaking Bad", according to The News-Press.
In 1997, a Texas-based trading card company honored Deion Sanders of Fort Meyers.
Marie Adams grew accustomed to seeing the many misspellings of Fort Myers.
For more than 45 years, she served as the Fort Myers city clerk and saw her share.
"I've seen it M-e-y-e-r-s," said Adams, who retired in 2017. "Ft. M-y-e-r, I've seen that a few times."
The incorporation papers spelled it as Fort Myers, Adams said.
"I corrected it every time," Adams said. "Spelling is important, you know. I dealt with officials documents, so it was important especially the name of our city was spelled correctly."
It's hard to know why people make the mistake, but Adams said, it's just a matter of not being from the area.
"What I can say, just going back to a little bit of the etymology, is it's probably a variant of where we get the word mayor now," said Conan Griffin, an English instructor at FGCU and an etymology enthusiast.
Merriam-Webster's dictionary defines etymology as "the history of a linguistic form (such as a word) shown by tracing its development since its earliest recorded occurrence in the language where it is found, by tracing its transmission from one language to another, by analyzing it into its component parts, by identifying its cognates in other languages, or by tracing it and its cognates to a common ancestral form in an ancestral language."
Before the printing press and standards of spelling, "words were kind of just sounded out," Griffin said. "If you lived in Arcadia, you might spell the same word a little differently because you are going to spell it phonetically."
Fort Myers was named for Col. Abraham Myers, who was a U.S. Army officer in the 1850s (it was a fort then; the city wasn't established until 1866 and wasn't incorporated until 1885). As for Myers, he switched sides and served in the Confederate States Army during the Civil War.
History aside, when it comes to spelling names, people are going to spell it with what they're familiar with, said Cleveland Evans, a past president and current member of the executive board of the American Name Society.
As for the errant apostrophe, Evans said: "It's a common mistake.
"That's definitely a mistake, but it's somebody that doesn't remember how to use it correctly and should not be employed by your state government as a sign maker, obviously."
March 29, 2019, 7:41 p.m.


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Olivia Wilde in Chloe Sunglasses
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When Olivia Wilde enters a room, the first thing people notice is that she's a knockout. The 27-year-old star of House, M.D. is undeniably beautiful, but in the latest issue of Glamour mag, she insists that she has something else to offer as well: brains. "You can be a sexy, beautiful woman and be the smartest person in the room," she dishes in the June issue. The hottie also opens up about the recent breakup of her marriage and more. Livvie talks candidly about her union with Italian prince/filmmaker Tao Ruspoli at just 18 and the announcement of its end in February. "Everyone said it to me — and I had to figure it out for myself — but you change so much [over time]," Olivia admits. Even so, she says "It was the hardest thing I've ever had to do." She went on to say that she doesn't view her marriage as a failure and that staying in a relationship that is no longer working and living unhappily is a tragedy.
Between her career and her current-single status, the starlet has plenty of happiness around the corner. She's got seven films coming out over the next two years, including this summer's action blockbuster Cowboys & Aliens and the comedy Butter with Jennifer Garner. And, there's always the possibility of a new "flame". "I don't want to [end up in a new relationship], but I probably will. I wish I could play the field. But it's so not me." Regardless, these amazing Chloe shades are "all her" and available in four ultra-chic frame hues. –rpuccia
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package com.geofffilippi.javaReference;

import java.util.Date;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.ArrayList;

/**
 * The JavaReference class demonstrates features of Java
 *
 * @author      Geoff Filippi
 * @see "Core Java 1 Volume 1"
 */
public class JavaReference {

    // Constants
    // `static` members belong to the class (not a specific instance)
    // `static` `final` members cannot be altered, therefore constant
    public static final int MIN_INT = -2147483648;
    public static final int MAX_INT = 2147483647;
    public static final short MIN_SHORT = -32768;
    public static final short MAX_SHORT = 32767;
    public static final long MIN_LONG = -9223372036854775808L;
    public static final long MAX_LONG = 9223372036854775807L;
    public static final byte MIN_BYTE = -128;
    public static final byte MAX_BYTE = 127;
    public static final String EMPTY_STRING = "";

    // Class property definitions
    // Java Types
    int intExample = 40000;
    short shortExample = 30000;
    // long literals require an 'L' suffix
    long longExample = 3000000000L;
    byte byteExample = 120;
    float floatExample = 3.14F;
    // 3.14D is allowed, but double is assumed
    double doubleExample = 3.14;
    // avoid except for strict UTF-16 uses
    char charExample = 'A';
    boolean booleanExample = true;

    /**
     * JavaReference main.
     * @param args the command line arguments
     */
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        System.out.println("In main()");

	// Operators
        System.out.println("1 + 2 = " + (1 + 2));
        System.out.println("1 - 2 = " + (1 - 2));
        System.out.println("2 * 3 = " + (2 * 3));
        System.out.println("6 / 3 = " + (6 / 3));
        System.out.println("7 % 3 = " + (7 % 3));

	System.out.println("3 != 7 = " + (3 != 7));
	System.out.println("3 < 7 = " + (3 < 7));
	System.out.println("3 <= 7 = " + (3 <= 7));
	System.out.println("3 == 7 = " + (3 == 7));
	System.out.println("3 >= 7 = " + (3 >= 7));
	System.out.println("3 > 7 = " + (3 > 7));

	System.out.println("true && true = " + (true && true));
	System.out.println("true || false = " + (true || false));

	System.out.println("true ? true : false = " + (true ? true : false));

	// TODO & | ^ ~ << >>
	System.out.println("Math.sqrt(4) = " + (Math.sqrt(4)));
	System.out.println("Math.sqrt(4) = " + (Math.sqrt(4)));
	System.out.println("Math.sin(Math.PI) = " + (Math.sin(Math.PI)));
	System.out.println("Math.cos(Math.PI) = " + (Math.cos(Math.PI)));
	System.out.println("Math.tan(Math.PI) = " + (Math.tan(Math.PI)));
	System.out.println("Math.atan(Math.PI) = " + (Math.atan(Math.PI)));
	System.out.println("Math.atan2(Math.PI, 0.0) = " + (Math.atan2(Math.PI, 0.0)));
	System.out.println("Math.log(Math.E) = " + (Math.log(Math.E)));
	System.out.println("Math.log10(1000) = " + (Math.log10(1000)));

	// TODO - type conversion and casting
	// TODO - operator precedence
	// TODO - ENUMs
	//
	// Strings
        String exampleString = "Example String";
        System.out.println(exampleString);
        System.out.println("One String " + "Another String");
        System.out.println();

        System.out.println("MIN_INT [" + MIN_INT +
			"]\nMAX_INT [" + MAX_INT +
			"]\nMIN_SHORT [" + MIN_SHORT +
			"]\nMAX_SHORT [" + MAX_SHORT +
			"]\nMIN_LONG [" + MIN_LONG +
			"]\nMAX_LONG [" + MAX_LONG +
			"]\nMIN_BYTE [" + MIN_BYTE +
			"]\nMAX_BYTE [" + MAX_BYTE + "]\n");

	String stringOne = "stringOne";
	String stringTwo = "stringTwo";

	System.out.println(stringOne + ".equals(" + stringTwo + ") = [" + stringOne.equals(stringTwo) + "]");

	stringOne = "sameString";
	stringTwo = "sameString";

	System.out.println("stringOne.equals(" + stringTwo + ") = [" + stringOne.equals(stringTwo) + "]");

	System.out.println("(" + stringTwo + ") = [" + stringOne.equals(stringTwo) + "]");
	System.out.println("(" + stringTwo + ") = [" + stringOne.equals(stringTwo) + "]");

        System.out.println("EMPTY_STRING.length() == 0 [" + ( EMPTY_STRING.length() == 0 )+ "]");

	String nullString = null;

        System.out.println("nullString == null [" + ( nullString == null )+ "]");

	StringBuilder stringBuilder = new StringBuilder();
	char aChar = 'a';
	String aString = " built string";

	stringBuilder.append(aChar);
	stringBuilder.append(aString);

	String combinedString = stringBuilder.toString();

	System.out.println("combinedString [" + combinedString + "]");

        System.out.println(new Date());
        System.out.printf("%tF", new Date());
        System.out.println();

	// TODO - Reading files

	// Flow
	// Conditional
	int smallerInt = 1;
	int biggerInt = 5;

	if (biggerInt >= smallerInt) {
		System.out.println("biggerInt >= smallerInt");
	} else if (biggerInt < smallerInt) {
	        // cannot happen
	} else {
                // cannot happen either
	}

	while (smallerInt < biggerInt) {
	   System.out.println("In while loop... " + smallerInt + " < "  + biggerInt);
	   smallerInt++;
	}
	System.out.println("smallerInt [" + smallerInt + "]");

	smallerInt = 1;
	biggerInt = 5;

	do {
	   System.out.println("In do loop..." + smallerInt + " < "  + biggerInt);
	   smallerInt++;
	} while (smallerInt < biggerInt);
	System.out.println("smallerInt [" + smallerInt + "]");

	for (smallerInt = 1; smallerInt < biggerInt; smallerInt++) {
	   System.out.println("In for loop... " + smallerInt + " < "  + biggerInt);
	}

	int caseValue = 3;

	switch (caseValue) {
		case 1:
			System.out.println("case 1 chosen");
			break;
		case 2:
			System.out.println("case 2 chosen");
			break;
		case 3:
			System.out.println("case 3 chosen");
			break;
		default:
			System.out.println("default case");
			break;
	}

	int[] anArray = new int[25];

	for (int i = 0; i < 25; i++) {
		anArray[i] = i;
	}

	for (int i = 0; i < 25; i++) {
		System.out.print(anArray[i] + " ");
	}
	System.out.println();

	System.out.println("anArray.length [" + anArray.length + "]");

	for (int element : anArray) {
		System.out.print(element + " ");
	}
	System.out.println();

	System.out.println(Arrays.toString(anArray));

	ArrayList<Object> anArrayListOfObjects = new ArrayList<Object>(25);

    }

}


I dusted off a text book from the college days: Computer Systems: A Programmers Perspective. Leafing through the pages of that book I was again reminded of how deep the rabbit-hole really is. I got caught up in chapter 11 for a while, "System-Level I/O". Over the Christmas holiday I'll work through some of those exercises just for good fun. It's nice to remember how I/O works at the system level. Every person who writes code should be grateful for the high level ease of something like System.out.println("Hello World!");.


Discussion in 'Broadlands Community Issues' started by flynnibus, Sep 4, 2014.
LoCo government has an interactive map now where you can look up ongoing projects... roads, bridges, parks, schools, etc.
PDILLM and MikeK like this.
Looks like there are still no sidewalks planned on Wynridge Drive on the townhouse side. You can't get to the shopping center from Avonworth without walking on the road. There is not a sidewalk on Wynridge between Avonworth and Claiborne nor Avonworth and the 50+ condos.
There is a new traffic light at the intersection of Wynridge Drive and Claiborne Parkway, but still no sidewalk on the townhouse side of Wynridge Drive. You still can't walk to Claiborne or the shopping center without walking on the road or crossing the street not at the crosswalk.
Van Metre has an application coming up before the Board of Supervisors that has, along with the Harris Teeter gas pumps discussed on another thread, 2 more age restricted condo buildings on Wynridge. Part of the application is to put in the sidewalk you mention.
The sidewalk is being installed.
And many more coming! They pay lots of taxes. As an example, my annual county real estate tax bill would be $2100 higher without the data center revenue.
It hasn't made a dent in my RE tax!
Ok, so you're saying property taxes in the last 5ish years would have gone up 30% without the DataCenter taxes?
Because if they pay so much in taxes.. and the vast majority weren't here 5-8 years ago... and our taxes haven't gone down with all this new revenue... where is all this expense that is new expense+new tax base that equates to 2100 for your property taxes?
Yes, it did. Add 30 cents to the tax rate and multiply that by your assessed value.
What I'm saying is if the BoS passed the same budget, and the data centers were not here, you would have to add 30 cents to the tax rate.
Because of the data center revenue, the Board passed the entire requested budget, which had many significant increases, And this was done at the equalized tax rate.
First time that's happened in my 22 years here.
It's still misleading to promote new spending as 'tax savings' - because you can't "save" from what you wouldn't have spent.
Since they've so easily pinned $200 million as the expected tax base from these properties... how about promoting what it's been further back, and how much incentives we are giving away?
And how is this 'personal property tax' they claim different from the 'use tax' they've exempted most of these DCs from?
Not quite sure how to read this chart. With $$ on the left and right hand sides?


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Kim Chiu And Xian Lim Star In Romantic Comedy "Bakit Hindi Ka Crush Ng Crush Mo"
Kim Chiu and Xian Lim will star in the film adaptation of Ramon Bautista's "Bakit Hindi Ka Crush Ng Crush Mo."
The adaptation of Bautista's best-selling book will be the first film for the Chiu-Lim tandem.
The two stars first got together in "My Binondo Girl" and now in "Ina, Kapatid, Anak."
The film will be a kind of test for the stars' loveteam.
Bautista's book talks about the facts of love and relationship with humor added in it. It also focuses on the issues of being single and of searching for the right person.
Bautista is responsible for a number of quips about the dating and relationship mishaps.
He is also known for coining the term "friendzone."
The producers have yet to announce the release date for "Bakit Hindi Ka Crush Ng Crush Mo."
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