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Industria Review – A Not So Well-Oiled Machine
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Industria's inspirations are clear from the jump: Half-Life 2, David Lynch movies, and more. It's something the six-person team at Bleakmill has mentioned when discussing Industria online that had me excited. You play as Nora, a worker for the East Berlin-based company Atlas, just before the end of the Cold War. Your lover disappears, and you set off to find him, only to wind up in a parallel dimension where machines have taken over what used to be home. Sadly, the four hours following this mysterious and intriguing start fail to live up to the opening's potential. Bleakmill aimed high, and while I thought it might land at times, I was left dissatisfied and wishing there was more meat on the bone by the time credits rolled.
However, one aspect that kept me satisfied from start to finish was everything you experience in Industria without touching a controller. Thanks to a world wholly overtaken by machines, its atmosphere is oppressive and haunting. The score matches, presenting strange choral melodies that play wonderfully into the game's ambiance. Even its visuals, which sometimes show cracks like when viewing vistas on the horizon, sold the game well. I just wish Industria's gameplay and storytelling matched.
Immediately, controlling Nora feels wonky. You cannot move diagonally on the left stick, a minute but affecting lack of input, and the game feels decidedly less fluid as a result. That Industria is a first-person shooter further highlights this problem because, above all else, I wanted to feel fast and in control when fighting enemies. Of course, I didn't.
The opening stages feature a distinct lack of guns, forcing me to rely on an ax to attack enemies and solve environmental puzzles. I was excited about how these puzzles might evolve, but oddly, save for a couple, the rest of the game reuses the same few. I encountered these puzzles while attempting to complete objectives that are almost exclusively something along the lines of, "Go here, interact with this, and progress forward." It got boring quickly.
Bleakmill created a handful of different machines to fight while completing these objectives, and I liked the variations between them as they kept me on my toes. A small circular bot sprinted toward me before self-exploding. Another fought like a human with a gun, and another charged at me wildly, swinging its arms to attack. These firefights were often tense, and because Industria isn't keen to toss out ammo in abundance, I was often on the run, scrounging through drawers and cabinets to find more bullets. I had a good time in these firefights, but I wish the actual scenarios were further polished to feel as varied as the robots I was shooting.
For the first hour, the central narrative mystery is intriguing enough for me to look past the relatively simple and dull "go here" objectives. There is even a mid-game twist I liked a lot. But as I reached the game's final moments, I lacked the storytelling clarity I had hoped to achieve. One moment, I'm fighting a ton of robots in what might be the final combat scenario of the game. Then, I'm saying goodbye to a friend at breakneck speed before heading to an entirely new setting. Here, Bleakmill gave the narrative moment that everything was leading up to, and it missed the mark. Sure, it explained some character motives and solved Industria's question from the opening scenes, but it wasn't satisfying. It was too rushed to make sense, ending as fast as it began and not justifying my investment to that point.
While Industria's atmosphere certainly nailed what it was going for, the monotonous gameplay and rushed story left me dissatisfied. Still, I loved the ambiance and backdrop, and I wouldn't mind if Bleakmill took another crack at it – the rest of this world just needs a few more cogs added to its machine.
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VMware to Assist HP and Google Simplify Device Lifecycle Management
September 9, 2017 by Tushar Imade
VMware, the business mobility and cloud infrastructure leader, this week declared a joint venture with HP Inc. that will include VMware Workspace ONE to HP's DaaS (Device as a Service) tech platform. In addition to this, the firm also extended its joint venture with Google to pace up the acceptance of Chromebooks.
"Workspace ONE" is an incorporated platform for digital workspace, fueled by the VMware UEM (AirWatch Unified Endpoint Management) technology, that securely and simply manages and delivers any app on any gadget. With the help of its "Workspace ONE" platform that combines managing of endpoint for IT, VMware will allow safe and sound authentications of applications on a single click for organizations installing these laptops.
"VMware has been operational with Google and HP ever since 2015 to provide safe and sound Android applications and devices, most lately with superior sustainability for Android Enterprise," claimed Senior Vice President of VMware, Sumit Dhawan, to the media. "VMware's 'Workspace ONE' allows our users to handle the whole lifecycle of the applications and end points 'over the air' and in real-time," he further added to his statement.
The declaration arrived as the company started a VMworld 2017 meeting here in the attendance of more than 20,000 people from all over the world. HP's DaaS provides a modern usage model for calculating in which lifecycle and hardware services are mixed to enhance the experience of the user and ease up IT resources to boost growth.
"We are eager to associate with VMware and integrate their combined endpoint management solution into HP's DaaS. We believe that the power of our mutual platforms will make the next generation of device usage for mutual users," added President of Personal Systems at HP Inc., Ron Coughlin, to the media.
On a similar note, expanding its expertise for hybrid Cloud, VMware last week announced the premature availability of VMware Cloud on Amazon Web Services (AWS), the market major. VMware Cloud on AWS comes with Software-Defined Data Center (SDDC) of VMware to the AWS Cloud, allowing users to operate apps all across VMware vSphere-based public, hybrid, and private Cloud spots, with optimized authorization to the facilities by AWS.
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The Rise of the Rocket Girls launch itself right off the bookshelf and into my hands. Like many students of astronomy, I was painfully aware of the poor job our field has done in welcoming women, and women of color.
Written by Nathalia Holt and published in 2016, this book holds the stories of many women who worked at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in California.
This piece of missing history is fascinating. I know a little about the space program, but the role of women computers was news to me. I had seen the movie "Hidden figures" just a couple weeks before, so I as primed for another look into our space program.
When considering the mysterious, unknown surface of Venus, some imaginations ran wild with alien dinosaurs.
It was a bit difficult to follow the individual stories of these JPL women. I think Holt had a little trouble compiling the information and presenting it as a whole. I found the book to be worth my tie and energy to read.
Every other year, Greensboro picks a book and encourages us all to read. This year, the "One city One Book" choice is Hidden Figures. That's the next book on my desk.


Living his life in India's Manhattan and being Bandra's finest boy--the artistic Willy naturally veered towards DJing. Running at a decade and a half of consistently outperforming himself--his favorite genres include Bollywood, hip-hop and house. He has played at every single metro and every single club worth playing at in the country. Willy's clientele list reads like a paparazzo's dream-sheet: The Aishwarya Rai - Abhishek Wedding Shahrukh Khan The Wadhwans Jacky Bhagnani Esha Deol & Bharat Taktani Wedding Liz Hurley-Arun Nair wedding party Willy was also part of the all-star team of DJs at parties of: Vijay Mallya Parmeshwar Godrej Mukesh Ambani He is a resident DJ at the most celebrated club of Mumbai - Royalty. Creating a brand that has outlasted all competition, being the most coveted and premium club that Mumbai has to offer today, and Willy's has been part of this ascent at every stage.


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Betty Nguyen
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Saigon, Vietnam
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Instagram, Twitter, Facebook
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Last Updated on September 9th, 2018
An American news anchor, Betty Nguyen is currently working for NBC News and MSNBC. She is also a famous newscaster columnist who worked for CBS News for various years. Betty has won the Outstanding Noon Newscast, "Legacy of Women Award, Great Women of Texas Award and much more.
Saigon, Vietnam born Betty became a network anchor and correspondent for CBS News in 2010. So in today's session, we will be talking all the detail information about Betty Nguyen's bio, family, husband, salary, and net worth.
Betty Nguyen's Husband and Family
The outstanding noon newscast, Betty Nguyen is very successful to keep all of her personal information under the limelight. As she is one of the hottest anchors in her field, her fans are quite curious to know all the detail information regarding her husband, children, dating, past relationships.
Well, Nguyen is living a happy married life with her husband. She shares every moment with her husband on social media but his identity is still a secret. They exchanged their vows on July 27, 2014, in the Church of the Blessed Sacrament in Manhattan.
The couple is blessed with two baby boys- Thomas and Christopher. Before their first baby, Betty has a miscarriage. Eventually, the duo gave another shot to have a baby and was successful. She shares a lot of photo of her baby on Instagram.
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Instagram: Betty's son Thomas
Happy Valentine's Day! ❤ Someone isn't ready to pucker up just yet. ? #LipsAreSealed
A post shared by Betty Nguyen (@thebettynguyen) on Feb 14, 2017 at 8:18am PST
Instagram: Betty's second son Christopher
This little angel has opened our hearts to more love than we could ever imagine. We are so blessed. #BabyChristopher ???
A post shared by Betty Nguyen (@thebettynguyen) on Jul 10, 2018 at 5:57am PDT
Betty's son Thomas was born on December 14, 2015, and her second son Christopher born on 11 July 2018. Betty seems to be living a happy married life with her husband and family.
Betty Nguyen's Net worth and Salary
Throughout her career, Nguyen has contributed several channels. Betty is still active in the field and is quite successful to maintain a lavish and standard life. She is considered to be one of the well-paid journalists on NBC News Channel as her net worth is estimated to be $1 million.
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#Mood. Bring on summer! Not that I can fit into a swimsuit at 9 months pregnant… but a girl can dream.?
A post shared by Betty Nguyen (@thebettynguyen) on Jun 12, 2018 at 8:59am PDT
Being a successful journalist, Betty has a huge fan following on social networking sites. She has more than 10.5k followers on Instagram and around 32.4k followers on Twitter.
Betty Nguyen's Short Bio
Betty was born on September 1, 1974, in Saigon, Vietnam. When she was 5 years old, her parents moved to the United States. She attended a school in Texas and completed her graduation from the University of Texas with a bachelor's degree in broadcast journalism. She is of Virgo by her birth-sign.
Up #EarlyToday. Last Friday of 2016. Ready for the new year?
A post shared by Betty Nguyen (@thebettynguyen) on Dec 30, 2016 at 3:56am PST
Soon after completing her graduation, Nguyen started working at KWTX-TV as a reporter and anchor. She also served as a freelance correspondent for E! Entertainment Television. With her hard work and passion to be the best news anchor, she was soon offered with better opportunities. In 2013, she worked for NBC and MSNBC.
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Sonja Kirchberger (n. 9 noiembrie 1964 în Viena) este o actriță austriacă.

Date biografice
La vârsta de 10 ani Sonja a absolvit cursul de dansuri clasice, între anii 1974 - 1978 ca și copil apare ca dansatoare sau balerină pe scena Operei de Stat din Viena. Urmează o perioadă când lucrează ca fotomodel și desenatoare tehnică. În anul 1988 este descoperită ca talent de regizorul Robert van Ackeren, Sonja va primi un rol în filmul erotic Die Venusfalle (Capcana lui Venus). În anii 1980 după ce a luat în prealabil 3 ani lecții de dicție și canto în Los Angeles va debuta ca dansatoare striptease în filmul serial german  Der König von St. Pauli regizat de Dieter Wedel.

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1988: Die Venusfalle
1990: Peter Strohm – Einsteins Tod
1991: Sisi und der Kaiserkuß
1991: Happy Birthday
1992: Die wahre Geschichte von Männern und Frauen
1992: Es lebe die Liebe, der Papst und der Puff
1993: Der blaue Diamant
1993: Amok
1995: Peanuts - die Bank zahlt alles!
1995: El Chicko
1996: Seven Servants
1996: Tanz auf dem Vulkan (TV-Dreiteiler)
1998: Der König von St. Pauli (TV-Sechsteiler)
1998: Gigolo – Bei Anruf Liebe
1998: Der Mädchenmord
1999: Benzin im Blut (TV)
2000: Der Liebende (TV)
2000: Der Runner (TV)
2000: Der schwarze Spiegel (TV)
2001: Drei Engel für Dr. No
2001: Lenya – Die größte Kriegerin aller Zeiten (TV)
2001: Umwege des Herzens (TV)
2001: Aszendent Liebe (TV)
2003: Wie tauscht man seine Eltern um?
2003: Das unbezähmbare Herz (TV)
2003: Sommernachtstod (TV)
2005: Rose unter Dornen (TV)
2005: Verführung für Anfänger (TV)
2006: Willkommen in Lüsgraf (TV)
2006: Märchenstunde: Zwerg Nase - Vier Fäuste für ein Zauberkraut (TV)
2006: Pik & Amadeus – Freunde wider Willen (TV)
2006: Mord in bester Gesellschaft (TV)
2006: 100 kg Liebe / Molly und Mops (TV-Komödie)
2007: Neues vom Wixxer
2007: Märchenstunde: Die Geschichte vom Aschenputtel (TV)
2007: Ein Fall für zwei: Außer Kontrolle (TV)
2008: Die Bienen – Tödliche Bedrohung
2009: Schneewittchen (TV)
2010: Pfarrer Braun - Schwein gehabt! (rolul lui: Vera von Darendorf) (TV)

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Qaboos bin Said Al Said (Arabic: قابوس بن سعيد آل سعيد, Balochi: قابس بن سعید آل سعید, Qābūs bin Saʿīd ʾĀl Saʿīd; born 18 November 1940) is the Sultan of Oman. He rose to power after overthrowing his father, Said bin Taimur, in a palace coup in 1970. He is the 14th-generation descendant of the founder of the Al Bu Sa'idi dynasty.
Qaboos was born in Salalah in Dhofar on 18 November 1940. He is the only son of Sultan Said bin Taimur and Sheikha Mazoon al-Mashani.
He received his primary and secondary education at Salalah and Pune, India where he was the student of Shankar Dayal Sharma, the former President of India and was sent to a private educational establishment in England at age 16. At 20, he entered the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. After graduating from Sandhurst, he joined the British Army and was posted to the 1st Battalion The Cameronians (Scottish Rifles), serving in Germany for one year. He also held a staff appointment with the British Army.


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The unstereotype experiment
From a video by Unilever
If you could help to broaden the way people see themselves and the world around them, could they be more open to questioning how they might inadvertently stereotype people and will that help inclusivity?
There is an initiative at Unilever called Unstereotype. An experiment within the initiative explored whether DNA analysis, aimed at giving participants a greater insight into their origins, coupled with a workshop on behavioural change, could help to broaden the way people see themselves and the world around them.
Conducted by academics at University College London (UCL), the experiment showed a "statistically significant 35% reduction in stereotypical thinking" and a "significant change in original thinking", amongst those who took part. The UCL study was conducted as a clinical trial with a control sample and strict adherence to UCL and global academic protocols.
In New York, London and Rotterdam, over 60 advertising and marketing professionals across Unilever and its lead agency partners - who work across 12 of Unilever's brands - took part. All participants opted in to provide a DNA sample and each took part in pre-assessment to measure the extent of their stereotypical thinking prior to receiving their DNA results. The assumption was that DNA testing would prime and challenge the marketers to explore their own sense of identity and broaden the way they see themselves prior to an immersive workshop. Taking people on a journey through their own DNA profile created a moment of reappraisal and, in many cases, that realisation of their ancestry proved to be a great surprise to them. The immersive workshop with the UCL professors focused on a deeper understanding of how and when stereotypes are learnt; the brain mechanisms that govern them; and how we can unlearn stereotypical thought patterns to increase creative and inclusive thinking. Finally, the scientists retested the participants (and the control sample) post-workshop. Significant reductions were reported in their likelihood to stereotype people
Aline Santos, Unilever's EVP of Global Marketing and Chief Diversity & Inclusion Officer, said: "We are constantly innovating to find new ways to accelerate Unstereotype across our workforce and in our advertising. Becoming conscious of our blind spots and the biases that are holding us back is fundamental. It showed the need for us all to come to work as people first and marketeers second."
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Agra's historical role as one of the capital city of the Mughal Empire has gifted it the pride of enjoying and holding the typical tourist trail through India. Taj Mahal along with the wealth of other architectural relics that stand as testimonies to the previous grandeur of the Indian sub-continent are much visited and heavily photographed. No one could be forgiven for opting to forgo these enchanting masterpieces.
UNESCO designated the Taj way back in 1983. The pearly white mausoleum is now unsurprisingly touted by any Agra local tour guide. It occupies a spot on the banks of River Yamuna, the iconic natural vena cava of the city, where Shahjahan proposed another similar tomb but in black. But sadly, the project had remained unfulfilled.
If you plan to stay in Agra for a few days, consider visiting some other nearby places of interests. Few spots like the 16th century ruined metropolis of Fatehpur Sikri, colourful glass and bangles bazaar at Firozabad, etc. can be visited for a single-day excursion.
Agra is considered to be the prime location of Mughal Empire. It is better known for its construction during Mughal era, and the major highlight being the Taj Mahal. It has been recognized as one among the Seven Wonders of the World. Also, because of its aesthetic beauty, Taj Mahal is being renowned as world heritage site. Agra has bagged two more world heritage sites declared by UNESCO, Agra Fort and Fatehpur Sikri.
Along with the rising sun, the calmness of the morning, chorus of the birds and dew drops on the flowers make the view of the Taj Mahal heavenly. Visit the love mausoleum to understand the serene secrets of its architecture, beauty, calligraphy, gardens, etc. The leisure tour can be extended along with Agra Fort in Agra.
Agra Fort is another UNESCO declared heritage building built by the king of masses, Emperor Akbar. The fort is also commonly known as Lal Qila, Fort Rouge and Red Fort of Agra. The fort contains palaces splendidly crafted and built both in red sandstone and white marble. It speaks about the city's richness and untold stories.
It is one of the most romantic monuments in the world. To view Taj Mahal at night on full moon night is the incredible experience of the visitors, as the white marble mausoleum illuminates in the moonlight.
It remains open for five days in a month; two days before full moon and two days after full moon. Phones and any electronic or sharp object are not allowed. Only camera is allowed. No tripods/Second Lens and any other electronic device allowed. Foreign Travelers must carry your original passports. Time duration for the visit is half an hour (30 minutes). Tickets have to be booked 24 hours (1 day) before Night Viewing of the Taj.
Agra is a major tourist destination situated on the banks of the river Yamuna in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh, India. Because of its Mughal-era buildings, most notably the Taj Mahal, the city has been the place of major attraction.
The love mausoleum built by Shah Jahan for his favourite wife, Mumtaz Mahal is the Seventh Wonders of the world declared by UNESCO. It is built for the purpose of the final resting place for his beloved wife. Finished in marble, it is indeed India's most beautiful monument and is set amidst the lush landscaped gardens.
You can take the tour further up to Heritage Bazaars of Mughal era touched with today's modernity. It can be a detailed tour including Jama Masjid, a mosque, built by Shahjahan's daughter. From there you can visit and wander in the amazing wholesale betel leaf market, wholesale spice market, wholesale cosmetic market, Hindu Lord Shiva Temple Mankameshwar, and many more.
You can make your Agra tour exciting by involving famous handicrafts shopping of Agra. Along with the Taj Mahal and magnificent Agra Fort you can see Marble inlay art, brass work, zardosi embroidery, etc. Get indulged in a shopping tour and be introduced to some of the city's best shops, where international and nationals love to shop.
Enjoying customized tour for shopping in Agra can be utterly extravagant, or amazingly inexpensive. As Agra was the first capital city of Mughal Dynasty as well as it was connected by old silk route, hence traders settled here. Agra has many exciting places to buy textiles (fabric as well as readymade clothes), Mughal Royal style jewellery, shoes, bags, leather, hand knotted silk carpets, handicrafts, traditional and contemporary Indian art and curios, marble inlay arts. Best quality & 100% real Pashmina & Shahtoosh shawls of Kashmir are only possible to see here.


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The Mother PAC | THIS WEEKEND ONLY: A ghoulish offer you won't refuse!
It's Friday the 13th and we don't believe in bad luck (don't step on any cracks today! Or walk under any ladders!) but you know what is frightening? Trump and local elected leaders like him (Dennis Richardson, for instance) continue to throw women under the bus. UTTERLY TERRIFYING. But we must fight back and win.
That's why for this weekend only, we're holding a flash sale for Dance like a Mother 2017!
And yes, this administration has already been one LONG nightmare (Have we been stuck in Michael Jackson's Thriller music video without any of the good music?), but we know that we have the power to change our leadership. It's going to take the power of our voices, the use of our time, and what we can afford to change politics. We know we can elect leaders locally that will fight for the policies that helps families in Oregon thrive and defend against national threats. We know that together, this is possible.
Starting today, Friday, October 13th at noon until Sunday, October 15th at 11:59pm, you can buy tickets for our annual party at a discounted price. Grab a ticket for yourself or five of your friends – but don't delay, buy your tickets before it's too late!
What: A dance party hosted by the Mother PAC to raise funds that support political candidates that fight like a mother — for all of us.
When: Saturday, November 11th from 6:30 to 10p.m.
Who: You! Your friends! Your mom! Anyone you know who wants to come out and dance for a good cause (and who is 21 and over, please)!
Tickets: Buy your discounted tickets here!
Can't make it? Never fear, you can support our work anyway! Click on the event registration page and donate!
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The Membership Committee will be representative of all aspects of the SOCCA membership. The committee will serve as the communication avenue between SOCCCA Leadership and its membership. Committee members will recognize and address the diverse professional needs of SOCCA members, while upholding the values of SOCCA as the professional home for anesthesiologists providing critical care services.
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The Mother of All Rallies Disgraces America
Justin O Smith
Free speech is a right for all, including Black Lives Matter, but let them build their own stage on their own chosen location.
Don't give these Anti-American thugs a platform in the presence of American Patriots.
The Mother of All Rallies, on September 16th in D.C., was supposed to be a rally for those who love America, the Constitution and Freedom and Liberty. And allowing these radical leftists, who typically trample the American Flag, shout down conservative Free Speech, burn our cities and murder police officers was a despicable, reprehensible thing and represented the height of dishonor towards all who have fought, bled and died in the defense of the U.S. Constitution and America.
No one says Black Lives Matter should not have come to D.C. and set up their own rally on the same day to exercise their First Amendment Right, but it was simply wrong for so-called "patriot leaders", such as Henry Davis and Outlaw Morgan, to actually give them any credence or platform to deliver their propaganda on a stage for American Patriots, as they gave their "black power" raised fist salutes in their Black Panther shirts.
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What a sham of a rally. What a disgrace.
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If you have a vacancy lying open and you're wondering why your preferred candidate hasn't come along yet we recommend sitting back and assessing your hiring approach. The reality is it's a candidate market and expectations in terms of salary, flexibility and benefits are high; without realising it you could be alienating a large amount of talent by creating an unengaging job adverisement.
It's time to turn the mirror and explore if you are potentially making your job roles unwittingly hard to fill. If you are, the good news is there are several easy fixes that will help increase the flow of applicants.
What is a bad job ad?
This handy visual clearly shows the biggest job ad hiccups that can turn off candidates, leaving you bereft of CV's and applicants to even take to interview.
Let's delve deeper into pitfalls of an unengaging job ad and how you can attract and appeal to more people.
The problem: Aside from location one of the first things a candidate will look at is 'the package',' and part of this is the salary. If you're not paying the going rate people won't see past the pound signs. This is particularly relevant in areas where there are skills shortages such as sales, customer service and digital roles. To attract the talent you need to ensure you're competitive with your salary offering as you want to engage candidates from the start.
The fix: Do your research and find out what competitors are paying and make sure you match or exceed this.
The problem: It's not just the basic salary that people look for but the benefits too. Holidays are a standard benefit and not a head turner for a candidate. As we explored in the 'Perks of the Job' article, engaging new and existing employees with work and lifestyle benefits is a way of appealing to a new recruit, plus it creates loyalty with your current staff.
The Fix: Consider what perks you can offer to provide a work/life balance to your employees. This might be wellness days, time for personal development or exercise focus – it doesn't have to blow the budget.
The problem: If you're looking for a permanent employee and offering no flexibility around working hours or location you are closing the door on talent. Applicants are seeking roles that work with their lifestyle and expect to find flexibility, whether this is working hours to fit around childcare, working from home, or remotely for allocated days of the week.
The fix: Consider a more flexible approach to your business. Assess whether the role could be flexible working hours, part-time or a job share to open up the candidate market.
The problem: Blending roles is more common than you would think and although initially it seems like a good idea – two salaries for the price of one – you are ultimately asking for two different specialist skills that one person will probably not hold. The result of blending roles can be a disappointment as the calibre of candidate you are presented with will not be as strong; this is an easy way to make a role unfillable.
The fix: Be realistic about the skills set you need, and whether you would be better creating two roles or adapting your expectations from one applicant.
The problem: In certain industries the talent pool is small as the skills are in high demand which means a vacancy can be left open for in excess of three months. This vacancy would then be considered 'hard to fill' which can have an immediate impact on business growth, financially and in terms of productivity.
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Cabrillo Festival San Diego
SAN DIEGO Cabrillo Festival
September back in 2022, 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
Cabrillo Festival
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Point Loma, end of Catalina Boulevard
Cabrillo National Monument (part of the National Parks Service) on a hilltop on San Diego's Point Loma pays tribute to Spanish explorer Juan Cabrillo, who sailed into the San Diego Bay on September 28, 1542.
The Cabrillo Festival is a fun event for the entire family, with educational activities, cultural demonstrations and exciting folkloric performances. Brightly colored clothing and dramatic music and dancing bring to life the traditions of the Native American, Mexican, Portuguese and Spanish cultures that are part of the Age of Exploration. The Cabrillo Festival features vendors selling food booths with delicious traditional Mexican, Native American, Portuguese and Spanish food. A re-enactment of Cabrillo's landing on the shores of San Diego Bay. Cabrillo, his soldiers and a priest sail into the bay on San Salvador (The Californian), and once again claim the land for Spain.
11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Cabrillo Festival at Ballast Point, Naval Base Point Loma, south end of Rosecrans Street. Free admission. Music, dancing, kids activities and foods of Native Americans, Mexico, Portugal and Spain. Kumeyaay basket making, knot tying and a 16th Century Spanish soldiers living history encampment, plus the
Re-enactment of Cabrillo landing on Ballast Point: 16th century explorer Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo steps ashore on Ballast Point. Journey back to September 28, 1542 when Cabrillo, a Portuguese navigator sailing under the flag of Spain, landed at San Diego. Stepping ashore on Ballast Point, he was the first European to land on the west coast of what is now the United States of America.
The Cabrillo Festival Open House features colorful dancing, storytelling and music from Mexico, Native America, Portugal and Spain. This event features Mexican, Native American, Portuguese and Spanish food; Kumeyaay basket weaving; a living history encampment, where 16th century Spanish soldiers demonstrate the arms, armor, implements and daily life; and the popular re-enactment of Cabrillo's historic landing at Ballast Point at 1 p.m.
Re-enactors dressed as Cabrillo and crew will sail into San Diego Bay aboard San Salvador (the revenue cutter Californian from the Maritime Museum of San Diego, which is the official tall ship of the state of California), landing at Ballast Point and "claiming the land" for the King of Spain. There's often basket weaving demonstrations and the 16th century Spanish Soldiers Living History Encampment with staff and Volunteers-In-Park (VIP) from Cabrillo National Monument. .
Celebrating over 50 years of supporting Cabrillo National Monument interpretive, educational and scientific programs, the Cabrillo National Monument Foundation ( cnmf.org) sells literature and related items about Juan Rodr�guez Cabrillo, 16th century exploration, the Kumeyaay and San Diego regional history in the Cabrillo Store, located in the visitor center. Visitor center and Cabrillo Store hours are 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM daily.
Cabrillo National Monument
Be a part of history and welcome 16th century explorer Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo as he steps ashore on Ballast Point
Journey back to September 28, 1542 when Cabrillo, a Portuguese navigator sailing under the flag of Spain, landed at San Diego. Stepping ashore on Ballast Point, he was the first European to land on the west coast of what is now the United States of America.
The Cabrillo Festival is a fun event for the entire family, with educational activities, cultural demonstrations and exciting folkloric performances. Brightly colored clothing and dramatic music and dancing bring to life the traditions of the Native American, Mexican, Portuguese and Spanish cultures that are part of the Age of Exploration. The Cabrillo Festival features food booths with delicious traditional Mexican, Native American, Portuguese and Spanish food. Vendors will showcase their various artistic goods.
The Old Point Loma Lighthouse, and Fort Rosecrans coastal defense remains, a coastal sage scrub ecosystem, and the Cabrillo Tidepools are preserved here by the National Park Service.
The Annual Cabrillo Festival is held each year on the weekend closest to September 28, commemorating the arrival of Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo in San Diego. Cultural dances, food, and re-enactment of Cabrillo's landing are all part of the festival activities.
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Tour detail- We will start the tour with jeep ride to desert, visiting monuments and villages on the way. Jeep will drop us on a camel pick-up point and we will have camel ride to go to our Sunset point. After watching a beautiful sunset over the sand dunes, we will have dinner at desert camp & enjoy the cultural program and return to hotel by Jeep.
* The tour could also be organised without camel safari and you visit the sunset point by Jeep directly.
Tour detail - Jeep tour through villages and Jain Temple. Kuldra abandoned city, then afternoon Camel Ride to sunset view point. Dinner over campfire, with Rajasthani Folk Music & Dance. Then sleeping in tents at Sam sand dunes. Morning Breakfast and then back to city by Jeep.
**Apart from these typical camel safari tours, we can organise camel safaris according to your wish, depending on your available time and your desire to go deep in the desert. We will discuss price depending on the design of the tour, on your arrival.


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Os Gemeos opened there latest show, Miss You at Prism Gallery in LA this past Saturday. They continue there exploration of the surreal and gravity in this latest body of work.
The installation took 6 weeks to complete and the results are a fully immersive experience that gives the public a taste of the magical world that flows from the twins' spray cans. Upon entering the gallery, a floating yellow head invites you to peer into the glowing blue hole from the bottom, briefly taking you out of the crowd into an infinity mirrored isolation chamber with music being pumped in. Glowing yellow drips float upward out of the ground and floors, walls and ceilings are all covered in paint and murals creating a truly remarkable experience. Giant detailed murals grace the walls of the stairway and there is a collaboration with older brother Arnoldo, as well as some very special knitted pieces by their mother. They also re-imagined their interactive projection room from the 'Fermata' at Museu Vale in Brazil.
The amount of detail in the exhibit is a truly astonishing feat which is impressive even before one sees the collection of new works that were created for the show! All things considered, the twins have created what I believe to be a masterpiece of a show, and I feel fortunate to have witnessed it coming to fruition.
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At the time of writing this letter, close to 44,000 people in Islington have signed the petition asking for the government to revoke Article 50 and remain in the European Union, writes John Mullen, Islington Green Party.
It is over 20 per cent of all constituents in the Islington North and Islington South constituencies. These are astonishing figures for a petition, created by a private individual, which at the time of writing has over five million signatures (a new record).
This result comes at the same time as the people of Islington were incredibly well represented on the march through central London for a People's Vote on Saturday, March 23.
While the Green Party have called for a People's Vote on Brexit since the 2016 referendum, the Brexit debate has caused huge rifts and debates within the main two political parties, who must make difficult choices.
However, in this historic week, it is to be hoped that the voices of the constituents of Islington are listened to by the MPs who represent us in parliament – who made their voices heard by voting overwhelmingly for "remain" in 2016, and are making their voices heard again in 2019, against an illogical and damaging Brexit.
The centre of Archway is both a town centre and a significant transport hub, served by 13 bus routes in addition to Archway underground station, writes Kate Calvert, Better Archway Forum.
Transport for London (TfL) figures to 2017 show that up to 16,000 passengers use the underground station on a weekday morning. Footfall here is, therefore, high.
Unfortunately, the proposed move of the Post Office includes the loss of the existing Archway town centre post box. The replacement is proposed inside a shop some distance from the centre.
Despite shifts in their use, there continues to be demand for Royal Mail services and therefore for post boxes. That demand is obviously highest where there is most footfall and in Archway that is close to the transport links and tube station.
We have written to Royal Mail asking them to work with London Borough of Islington on this.
Given that the current parcel collection depots on Hornsey Rise and Station Road are not convenient for the vast majority of customers, we have also suggested given the proposed changes that Royal Mail saves on costs and improves its service by relocating parcel collection to within the Archway Post Office. Customers can reach this much more easily using public transport.
We have had no response from Royal Mail.
The insanity of Islington executive councillors knows no bounds, writes Michael McElligott, Amwell Street, Islington.
Cllr Webb is out and about telling the world of Islington the dangers of smog, a few days later she is launching the push bikes idea, put the two together and hey presto you will end up with lung disease and dead prematurely.
The council leader is sticking up two fingers to the Tories by increasing council tax. He is so detached from reality, he claims it will help homeless people but it is more likely to create homelessness and massive misery. Labour creating poverty, great.
He also wants more councillors with the Greens to support him. Would that mean another council tax raise for that?
He should reduce the executive councillors dosh by £10,000 to cover the cost if he is so concerned. It should be a human right that children don't starve in Islington. If needs be, reduce the councillors by 50 per cent to help divert funds where needed.
This week marks Disabled Access Day and serves as a reminder of the huge amount of work that still needs to be done to ensure that London is a city truly open to all, writes Jennette Arnold OBE, London Assembly Member for North East Constituency (Hackney, Islington and Waltham Forest).
For those with disabilities and mobility issues, navigating London's largely inaccessible transport system can be a stressful and sometimes alienating experience.
At City Hall, the mayor is taking swift action on this by investing an extra £200m to ensure that 40 per cent of the tube network will be made step-free by 2022.


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I would like the option to swipe or click to change views.
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Home Local News Regional News Out of control car crashes into gas station in Sri Racha
Out of control car crashes into gas station in Sri Racha
Tuesday, 17 December 2019, 16:58
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Sri Racha –
An out of control car crashed into a gas station in Sri Racha yesterday evening according to Thai media.
Sri Racha News, a Thai language media source, reports that the incident happened yesterday evening at a gas station in Bowin.
The CCTV footage shows that the sedan had lost total control before colliding with a gas pump. Speed seemed to be a factor in the incident
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Gas station attendants helped the driver out from the vehicle which had flipped onto its side during the incident. Luckily, there was no oil leak at the gas station or injuries from either the driver or bystanders.
There was no statement from the Thai media on if Sri Racha police detained or questioned the driver over the incident.
SOURCE: Sri Racha News/ Story by The Pattaya News


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Q: Quickest way to put up a mobile-phone friendly website displaying SQL Server data? What is the quickest way to put up a mobile-friendly page displaying data pulled out by a query from a SQL Server 2005 database?
I have .NET coding experience and know how to code up HTML, but XML and PHP are like Greek to me.
The web server I have has IIS installed, and I am open to any good software editor.

A: It sounds like you need fine-grain control of your markup, and a quick and easy way to display some data.
Suggest using WebMatrix. Create a new website. Connect to your database, and create the markup you want. You'll need to get to know the Razor syntax; the learning curve isn't too bad.  You'll have all the tools you'd need. Here's getting started with WebMatrix.


There are very few energy bars that taste better than the Onebar and those that do generally have way more refined sugar. Baobab fruit, pear and chicory root form the base of every bar and compliment the various flavors offered. Smaller in size than your average energy bar, each is only 0.9 oz. but boasts a full serving of fruit per. While not protein laden these snacks are perfect for a quick boost you need to push through to the summit.
It was a struggle to stop eating long enough to take this picture.
Onebar's are delicious and a great size for a quick boost of energy.
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Two reviews are in from the Netherlands! Theo Volk at Music That Needs Attention and MusicMeter writes: ""Winter" is a varied blues album with rock influences from the sixties. It definitely belongs to the very best blues releases of this year." And Jan van Eck continues at Blues n Roots Corner: "...All the bragging and boasting about the new album of The Rolling Stones is not my cup of tea. Andres Roots shows that there is far better blues to get." - read full English version here!
Below are a few pics from the recent Bottleneck Guitar Trendsetters tour in the Baltics: Vilnius, Alytus, Panevezys and Bauska. With Ismo Haavisto and Aleksandr belkin, photos by Lehar Lukjanov.


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Język rongga – język austronezyjski używany w indonezyjskiej prowincji Małe Wyspy Sundajskie Wschodnie, na wyspie Flores. Posługuje się nim 5 tys. osób, mieszkańców kilku wsi w południowej części kabupatenu Manggarai Timur. Jego użytkownicy (grupa etniczna Rongga) zamieszkują miejscowości: Komba, Bamo, Tanarata, Watunggene.

Jest stosunkowo bliski językom ngadha i li'o, a jego dalszym krewnym jest język manggarai. Został zaliczony do zaproponowanej grupy języków centralnego Flores. Ze względu na dominację kulturową Mangarajów bywa włączany w ramy języka manggarai. Był także klasyfikowany jako dialekt języka ngadha (używanego przez lud Ngada).

Większość członków ludu Rongga posługuje się również innymi językami, takimi jak indonezyjski, manggarai czy wae rana. Inne lokalne grupy etniczne natomiast zwykle nie władają językiem rongga. Wynika to z sytuacji socjolingwistycznej, w której użytkownicy języka rongga tworzą małą grupę ludności.

Typologicznie jest językiem izolującym. Formy liczebników mają charakter mieszany. Występują w nim elementy kwinarnego (piątkowego) systemu liczbowego, które mogą być pozostałością po hipotetycznym papuaskim substracie językowym.

Jest pozbawiony ugruntowanej tradycji piśmienniczej. Do sporadycznego zapisywania tego języka stosuje się konwencje pisowni oparte na ortografii indonezyjskiej, pozbawione jednak standaryzacji. Dodatkowe dwuznaki – m.in. zh, dh i bh – służą do zapisu dźwięków niewystępujących w języku indonezyjskim.

Jest potencjalnie zagrożony wymarciem. Częściowo wypiera go język wae rana, zwłaszcza na pograniczu terytoriów Rongga i Waerana. W szkołach nauczany jest język manggarai. Dokumentacją języka rongga zajmował się balijski lingwista I Wayan Arka, który sporządził opis jego gramatyki i słownik.

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Bibliografia

Języki austronezyjskie
Języki Indonezji
Języki zagrożone w Azji


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Sage Maurer
In 2000, Sage founded The Gaia School of Healing in New England and has trained hundreds of apprentices over the past 18 years. Sage is an independent practitioner and teacher of folk herbal healing, sacred plant medicine, earth-centered spirituality, and ethnobotany. She currently lives and teaches in Westminster, VT surrounded by singing white pines and nettles.
For the past two decades Sage has practiced shamanic plant medicine, infusing pagan traditions of earth medicine and magic into herbal healing. Sage's journey with plant spirits began in childhood through reconnecting to ancient traditions of plant use in Europe, woven together with pagan traditions of earth worship and ceremony. The school began with free classes on Celtic sacred plant use, infused with plant spirit medicine from her home garden.
Learning primarily from the plants directly, Sage has explored both sacred and medicinal uses of plants around the world. She was also formally trained and certified in traditional Western herbal medicine at The Blazing Star Herbal School and The Boston School of Herbal Energetics. In late 2004 Sage moved to Oahu, Hawaii to study anthropology, ethnobotany, and tropical plant medicine. At the University of Hawaii Sage trained for two years with native Hawaiian herbalists, igniting her passion for tropical plant medicine. Sage then went on to study medicinal plants of Central America and the Amazon, spending time over the last 8 years learning from rainforest plants in Costa Rica, Ecuador, and Brazil. Though tropical plants continue to call Sage to travel, the local plants of New England remain her greatest teachers and guides at home. Sage teaches 9 months of the year from her home base in Vermont, as well as retreats internationally.
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Q: How to get the count of entries of specified element in List<>()? Are there more productively methods to do it?
int count = list.FindAll(c => c.Equals(specifiedElement));

A: You could use linq's Count() method:
var count = list.Count(c => c.Equals(specifiedElement));


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Q: Django is not rendering ListView I had another post related to this but my code was complex so the communication was difficult. I completely stripped off the issue from the unnecessary details and came up with a very minimal example shown below:
templates/base.html:

I am base.html

  {% block content %}
  {% endblock content %}

templates/blog.html:
{% extends 'base.html' %}

{% block content %}

I am blog.html

    {{ blog_list }}
    {% for blog in blog_list %}
    {{ blog.title }}
    {% endfor %}

{% endblock %}

And blog/views.py
from django.views import generic
from .models import Blog

class BlogList(generic.ListView):
    queryset = Blog.objects.filter()
    template_name = 'blog.html'
    # context_object_name = 'blog_list'

class BlogDetail(generic.DetailView):
    model = Blog
    template_name = 'blog.html'

That outputs this:

I was expecting the list of blog titles to be rendered there. I debugged the BlogList class and queryset value was this:
<QuerySet [<Blog: First Page>, <Blog: Intro>]>

So, the query is not empty. I have been completely frustrated by this issue. Anyone know what's going on?
Edit: Here is blog/urls.py:
urlpatterns = [
    path('<str:parent>/<slug:slug>/', views.BlogDetail.as_view(), name='blog'),
]

And project urls.py:
urlpatterns = [
    path('admin/', admin.site.urls),
    path('', include('qa.urls')),
    path('blog/', include('blog.urls')),
]

A: After some clues given by @Abdul Aziz Barkat, I realized the problem is I should be linking to the BlogDetail view instead of BlogList view. So, I changed urlpatterns of blog/urls.py to:
urlpatterns = [
    path('<str:parent>/<slug:slug>/', views.BlogDetail.as_view(), name='blog_list'),
]

The problem now is BlogList is not being rendered anymore, but we don't need BlogList anymore - we can create a queryset inside BlogDetail and provide the queryset as a context. To achieve that I added a queryset variable and a get_context_data method to BlogDetail:
class BlogDetail(generic.DetailView):

    model = Blog
    template_name = 'blog.html'
    queryset = Blog.objects.filter()

    def get_context_data(self, **kwargs):
        context = super().get_context_data(**kwargs)
        context['blog_list'] = self.queryset
        return context


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Out of sight, out of bounds
From the Spring 2009 issue of The News Media & The Law, page 11. Twenty years ago, the U.S. Supreme…
From the Spring 2009 issue of The News Media & The Law, page 11.
Twenty years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down the seminal decision interpreting the federal Freedom of Information Act's privacy exemptions. Many journalists would agree it is not an anniversary worth celebrating.
Since the case, brought by the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, was decided in March 1989, the Court's reasoning has trickled down to state courts in unforeseen and unwelcome ways.
The notorious "Reporters Committee" decision is now uniformly used to restrict access to what in other settings is thought of as public information — all in the guise of government protecting individual privacy interests.
It also has been used as precedent in state courts and in judicial debates over whether to put state court records online.
The case began with a 1978 FOIA request by the Reporters Committee and CBS reporter Robert Schakne to the FBI for the rap sheets of four brothers accused by a Pennsylvania law enforcement agency of having ties to organized crime.
William, Phillip, Samuel and Charles Medico then jointly ran an operation known as Medico Industries. They had drawn the interest of Schakne and the Pennsylvania Crime Commission for running what the Supreme Court would later call "a legitimate business dominated by organized crime figures."
The Pennsylvania authorities thought the company had ties to a "corrupt Congressman" through whom it had won defense contracts, according to a court opinion.
Separately, as the Medico brothers were falling under police suspicion, the FBI had started to maintain compilations of criminal records on individuals in computerized form. The new medium offered easy access to public arrest and conviction information that otherwise would have required visits to multiple county courthouses and sheriff's offices.
Schakne and the Reporters Committee sought access to the Medico brothers' sheets.
At first only William's was provided because he had died — presumably his privacy interests were no longer at issue. The rest were withheld under a FOIA exemption protecting personal privacy. In 1979, the requesters filed a FOIA lawsuit in federal court in Washington over the others. The suit would end up 10 years later in the Supreme Court as Department of Justice v. The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press.
As the litigation plodded along toward that end, Phillip and Samuel Medico also died. The FBI released their files. But the bureau steadfastly refused access to the rap sheet of the last living brother, Charles.
Supreme Court weighs in
The Supreme Court ultimately upheld the FBI's decision, saying the rap sheets weren't subject to disclosure under FOIA: Even though the information was available elsewhere, the court held, it was still "practically obscure."
Practical obscurity, in the Court's reasoning, refers to the idea that even though some information may be public, such as police blotters or arrest records, the information is obscure because it is not easily accessible.
Beyond that, the court said, the rap sheets didn't provide insight into what the government was up to — which, it said, was the "core purpose" of FOIA.
Justice John Paul Stevens wrote the unanimous opinion for the court. Stevens looked to the history of the Privacy Act, which provided a close approximation of Congress's position on individual privacy and governmental data collection, in forming the basis of his analysis.
"Although the Privacy Act contains a variety of exceptions … Congress' basic policy concern regarding the implications of computerized data banks for personal privacy is certainly relevant in our consideration of the privacy interest affected by dissemination of rap sheets from the FBI computer," Stevens wrote.
The crux of the issue was how best to balance the interests in public disclosure of the information against any privacy interest Medico had. It was the first time the Supreme Court weighed in on this tension.
John Daly, who worked on the case on behalf of the government while an attorney at the Justice Department, said from the start all the judges in the lower court and at the Supreme Court were worried about a balancing of interests that had no clear standards. Was it the public's interest in disclosure that should be considered, and how should the value of receiving the documents be measured against a person's interest in keeping the data private?
The idea that the public interest in disclosure had to be considered in terms of the core purpose of FOIA — to find out what the government is up to — came from the need to establish standards for balancing, Daly said.
"There's not much here in terms of a public interest, and there is a privacy interest," Daly said at a recent conference at American University regarding the anniversary of the Reporters Committee case.
Daly's view ultimately won the Supreme Court over when the opinion came down. "One is always surprised, as a litigator, to get everything you asked for, but that's pretty much what we got" in the first section of the opinion alone, Daly said. From there, it only got better for the government's side — the opinion went so far as to categorically exempt rap sheets from disclosure under FOIA.
For their part, open-government advocates would back up to the premise of the court's balancing and argue that arrest and conviction do in fact illuminate what "government is up to."
Arrests that don't lead to prosecution illuminate how the government decides whether to take or drop cases. Arrests without convictions may shed light on the demographics of people who wind up behind bars.
It's only in the context of private information that this matters. For FOIA requests that don't implicate third parties with privacy rights, the requester doesn't have to show the information will shed light on "what government is up to."
But today, the balancing test that the Supreme Court laid out has affected access to those so-called private records in unforeseen ways.
Fallout from the decision
Tonda Rush, now the president of American PressWorks, worked at the Reporters Committee in the 1980s when litigation over the Medico records was just getting started. She said the Supreme Court's decision in the Reporters Committee case burdens people seeking documents with an unusual responsibility for FOIA requests: they must prove something in order to succeed.
To obtain public records that involve a privacy interest — generally anything that names a living person other than the requester — a requester has to show the documents will somehow reveal some aspect of what government is up to. But it's difficult to have enough evidence to do that without actually having the documents one is seeking, as the Associated Press learned when seeking access to John Walker Lindh's clemency petition last year. The AP's request was denied, and it later lost a FOIA suit for access to the petition because the government said it was protecting Lindh's privacy interests.
The practical obscurity prong of the Reporters Committee decision has also had far-reaching effects. The court said Charles Medico had a privacy interest in maintaining the practical obscurity of the compilation of information on his rap sheet — even though the information about the individual incidents on the rap sheet was public at the county level.
In the decisions interpreting and applying the Reporters Committee standard, there is an underlying theme that if a FOIA request is necessary to access previously public information, that information must now be considered practically obscure and, as such, cannot be released.
For example, in Isley v. Executive Office for the U.S. Attorneys, the requester sought access to information he had once, several years earlier, obtained through a FOIA request. The U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington, D.C. denied his request on the grounds the information had become practically obscure.
"As the public domain doctrine stands today, a party can only gain access to information withheld by the government under a FOIA exemption if it can 'point to "specific" information identical to that being withheld' that is publicly available," the D.C. Circuit said.
It then concluded, "As far as the documents received from the prior FOIA request are concerned, appellant has not demonstrated that those documents continue to be 'freely available' in any 'permanent public record.' Presumably they are not since appellant is invoking FOIA to obtain them. But, more importantly, appellant has not shown that the documents from the 1986 FOIA request have ever been replicated in public documents or in any other 'permanent public record' which would indicate that they are freely available."
The practical obscurity argument has also reared its head in debates about whether to put court records online in various states.
For example, Utah's Judicial Council in 2004 declared: "The most compelling argument against protecting aggregate compilations of otherwise public records is the obvious one: the individual records are public. This argument, while persuasive at first blush, ignores the very real benefits of 'practical obscurity' that exist when certain public information is available only in discrete, individual units, be they paper or electronic. Practical obscurity may well turn out to be nothing more than a quaint, Luddite notion, but, as things stand today, practical obscurity helps maintain a delicate balance between public access to court records and at least minimal personal privacy."
The council went on to recommend online access, but the argument over practical obscurity still colored the debate over access.
Trickle-down effect into the states
Likewise, state courts in interpreting their own open records laws have applied the Supreme Court's reasoning from Reporters Committee. In a 2008 New York case, Bursac v. Suozzi, a state trial court found that a county's efforts to publicize drunken driving arrests in press releases violated the arrestees' due process rights, despite the state's freedom of information laws that make the data public. The New York court relied on the protection afforded Medico's rap sheet in the federal Reporters Committee case.
Yet, for all the applications of the Reporters Committee decision that may have been unexpected, the one thing about the decision that stunned even the Justice Department attorneys was its ruling that an entire category of records — rap sheets — was out of the reach of FOIA, and that other categories of records might be, too.
"We hold as a categorical matter that a third party's request for law enforcement records or information about a private citizen can reasonably be expected to invade that citizen's privacy, and that when the request seeks no 'official information' about a Government agency, but merely records that the Government happens to be storing, the invasion of privacy is "unwarranted," Stevens wrote for the Court.
In today's world where information of all sorts is available at the touch of a button, and people seem ever more willing to publicly share their most secret information on social media web sites, the notion of practical obscurity does indeed seem almost quaint.
Nevertheless, privacy advocates are hanging on to it.
"Practical obscurity does have a future," Jim Harper, the director of information policy studies at the Cato Institute, said at the American University conference. "We do have privacy because we have practical obscurity."
Database on Columbus children tells 'nothing about government'
Congress can regulate release of drivers' records
State efforts, court rulings against disclosure of SSN's
Doctor wins access to names of rejected grant applicants
High court takes on second federal privacy case over education records


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Q: What is best practice for updating server generated entity IDs after a bulk insert? There are just under a million nodes in an object graph, mostly disconnected, that need to be imported in bulk.
The keys are all server-generated. There are several levels of relations, so after each batch is inserted the correct identity keys need to be retrieved to use as the foreign key values in the next batch.
What is the simplest way to do this? Is there an output from BULK INSERT?
Or could it work well to adjust the current incremental ID value on the table to make room for the number of rows we're inserting, assign IDs on the client side from these numbers, and bulk copy with identity insert? E.g. if the next incremental ID would be 120,001 and there are 600,000 rows to insert, set the next ID to 720,001 and manually use numbers from 120,001 to 720,000 as IDs before any inserts?
declare @lastID int, @newLastID int;

begin tran
    set @lastID = ident_current('dbo.Strains');
    set @newLastID = @lastID + 1000;

    dbcc checkident('dbo.Strains', reseed, @newLastID);
commit

select @lastID + 1;

A: Using merge..output to get mapping between source.id and target.id


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Q: Counting Occurrences With An Array - Java I'm lost as how to compare 100 randomly generated number between 0-9 to an array value, also between 0-9, and then print the results. Be easy on me, I'm new to coding and I know I suck. I feel as though I'm 75% there. I know there are ways to make some of the code less redundant, however I seem to struggle with those techniques.
Here's what I have so far:
public static void main(String[] args) {
    double randomNum = 0;
    for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
        randomNum = Math.random() * 10;

    int count0 = 0, count1 = 0, count2 = 0, count3 = 0, count4 = 0;
    int count5 = 0, count6 = 0, count7 = 0, count8 = 0, count9 = 0;
    int [] arrayNums = {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9};
    for (double j = 0; j <arrayNums.length; j++){
        if (arrayNums[0] == randomNum) {
            count0++;
        }
        else if (arrayNums[1] == randomNum){
            count1++;
        }
        else if (arrayNums[2] == randomNum){
            count2++;
        }else if (arrayNums[3] == randomNum){
            count3++;
        }else if (arrayNums[4] == randomNum){
            count4++;
        }else if (arrayNums[5] == randomNum){
            count5++;
        }else if (arrayNums[6] == randomNum){
            count6++;
        }else if (arrayNums[7] == randomNum){
            count7++;
        }else if (arrayNums[8] == randomNum){
            count8++;
        }
        else{
            count9++;
        }

    }
    System.out.print("Occurrences of 0: " + count0);
    System.out.print("\nOccurrences of 1: " + count1);
    System.out.print("\nOccurrences of 2: " + count2);
    System.out.print("\nOccurrences of 3: " + count3);
    System.out.print("\nOccurrences of 4: " + count4);
    System.out.print("\nOccurrences of 5: " + count5);
    System.out.print("\nOccurrences of 6: " + count6);
    System.out.print("\nOccurrences of 7: " + count7);
    System.out.print("\nOccurrences of 8: " + count8);
    System.out.print("\nOccurrences of 9: " + count9);
    }
}

}
Any and all help is appreciated.

A: *

*Using a HashMap as a counter is more elegant than keeping a separate
variable for each item.

*Use Random.nextInt(10) to generate a random number between 0 to 9 (inclusive).
    Map<Integer, Integer> counter = new HashMap<Integer, Integer>();
    Random rand = new Random();
    for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
        int randomNum = rand.nextInt(10);
        Integer currentCount = counter.get(randomNum);
        if (null == currentCount) {
            counter.put(randomNum, 1);
        } else {
            counter.put(randomNum, currentCount+1);
        }
    }
    for (Integer key : counter.keySet()) {
        System.out.println(key + " -> " + counter.get(key));
    }

Example output
0 -> 12
1 -> 10
2 -> 9
3 -> 6
4 -> 8
5 -> 9
6 -> 11
7 -> 12
8 -> 14
9 -> 9

A: First add all values to array. Then iterate the array and store the value as key in a HashMap and values as a count of occurrences. Then after iteration you will have what you trying to archive here.
Eg:
 int[] arr = {0, 1, 0, 2, 5, 2, 4, 6, 0, 4, 7, 8, 9, 0, 2, 5, 7, 6};
 Map<Integer, Integer> countMap = new HashMap<>();
  for (int i : arr) {
    Integer currentCount = countMap.get(i);
    if (currentCount != null) {
       countMap.put(i, currentCount + 1);
    } else {
       countMap.put(i, 1);
    }
  }
 for(Map.Entry<Integer,Integer> entry:countMap.entrySet()){
        System.out.println("Number of occurrences of "+entry.getKey()
                                                   +" : "+entry.getValue());
 }

A: Well, instead of using
int count0 = 0, count1 = 0, count2 = 0, count3 = 0, count4 = 0;
int count5 = 0, count6 = 0, count7 = 0, count8 = 0, count9 = 0;

You can use:
int[] count = {0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0};

And your method will look like:
  public static void main(String[] args) {
        int[] count = {0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0};
        int[] arrayNums = {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9};
        for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
            int randomNum = (int) (Math.random() * 10);
            for (int j = 0; j < 10; j++) {
                if (arrayNums[j] == randomNum) {
                    count[j]++;
                }
            }
        }
        for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
            System.out.println("Occurrences of " + i + ": " + count[i]);
        }
    }

A: You call the random in wrong way. it should be like this :
Random rnd = new Random();
int randomNum = rnd.nextInt(10);

And you put count variable in wrong way too. Then your full code will be like this :
public static void main(String[] args) {
    Random random = new Random();
    int count0 = 0, count1 = 0, count2 = 0, count3 = 0, count4 = 0;
    int count5 = 0, count6 = 0, count7 = 0, count8 = 0, count9 = 0;
    for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
        int randomNum = random.nextInt(10);

        int [] arrayNums = {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9};
        for (double j = 0; j <arrayNums.length; j++){
          if (arrayNums[0] == randomNum) {
            count0++;
          }
          else if (arrayNums[1] == randomNum){
            count1++;
          }
          else if (arrayNums[2] == randomNum){
            count2++;
          }else if (arrayNums[3] == randomNum){
            count3++;
          }else if (arrayNums[4] == randomNum){
            count4++;
          }else if (arrayNums[5] == randomNum){
            count5++;
          }else if (arrayNums[6] == randomNum){
            count6++;
          }else if (arrayNums[7] == randomNum){
            count7++;
          }else if (arrayNums[8] == randomNum){
            count8++;
          }
          else{
            count9++;
          }

        }

    }
    System.out.print("Occurrences of 0: " + count0);
    System.out.print("\nOccurrences of 1: " + count1);
    System.out.print("\nOccurrences of 2: " + count2);
    System.out.print("\nOccurrences of 3: " + count3);
    System.out.print("\nOccurrences of 4: " + count4);
    System.out.print("\nOccurrences of 5: " + count5);
    System.out.print("\nOccurrences of 6: " + count6);
    System.out.print("\nOccurrences of 7: " + count7);
    System.out.print("\nOccurrences of 8: " + count8);
    System.out.print("\nOccurrences of 9: " + count9);
}

A: You are resetting your counters back to 0 every iteration of the for loop. And I don't know what the second loop is for.
    public static void main(String[] args) {
    double randomNum = 0;

    int count0 = 0, count1 = 0, count2 = 0, count3 = 0, count4 = 0;
    int count5 = 0, count6 = 0, count7 = 0, count8 = 0, count9 = 0;

    for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
        randomNum = Math.random() * 10;

        switch(randomNum) {
            case 0: count0++; break;
            case 1: count1++; break;
            case 2: count2++; break;
            case 3: count3++; break;
            case 4: count4++; break;
            case 5: count5++; break;
            case 6: count6++; break;
            case 7: count7++; break;
            case 8: count8++; break;
            case 9: count9++; break;
        }

    }

    System.out.print("Occurrences of 0: " + count0);
    System.out.print("\nOccurrences of 1: " + count1);
    System.out.print("\nOccurrences of 2: " + count2);
    System.out.print("\nOccurrences of 3: " + count3);
    System.out.print("\nOccurrences of 4: " + count4);
    System.out.print("\nOccurrences of 5: " + count5);
    System.out.print("\nOccurrences of 6: " + count6);
    System.out.print("\nOccurrences of 7: " + count7);
    System.out.print("\nOccurrences of 8: " + count8);
    System.out.print("\nOccurrences of 9: " + count9);
}