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The Franklin Library's 100 Greatest Books of All Time
Just now realized that I didn't have a corresponding list of The Franklin Library's 100 Greatest Books of All Time like I do for Easton Press's edition. Since I own several Franklin Library books, thought I'd highlight those here, so whenever I do stumble across a Franklin Library edition in a local bookstore, I can make sure that I don't already own it in either this edition or the Easton Press version:
1. The Iliad by Homer
2. The Odyssey by Homer
3. Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain (own Easton Press edition)
4. The Education of Henry Adams by Henry Adams
5. Confessions of St. Augustine (own Easton Press edition)
6. Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
7. The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri
8. Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë
9. The Pilgrim's Progress by John Bunyan
10. Fairy Tales of Hans Christian Andersen
11. Five Comedies by Aristophanes
12. Don Quixote de La Mancha by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra (own Easton Press edition)
13. Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer (own Easton Press edition)
14. Stories of Guy de Maupassant (own Easton Press edition)
15. Plays by Anton Chekhov
16. Politics by Aristotle (own Easton Press edition)
17. Selected Writings of Sir Francis Bacon
18. Oresteia by Aeschylus
19. Le Père Goriot by Honoré de Balzac (own in separate Franklin Library edition)
20. Tales From The Arabian Nights by Sir Richard F. Burton
21. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll (own Easton Press edition)
22. Analects of Confucius (own Easton Press edition)
23. Lord Jim by Joseph Conrad (own Easton Press edition)
24. The Last of the Mohicans by James Fenimore Cooper (own Easton Press edition)
25. The Red Badge of Courage by Stephen Crane (own Easton Press edition)
26. Songs of Innocence and of Experience by William Blake
27. The Decameron by Giovanni Boccaccio (own Easton Press edition)
28. The Origin of Species by Charles Darwin
29. Plays by Euripides
30. The Sound and the Fury by William Faulkner
31. Moll Flanders by Daniel Defoe
32. Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe (own Easton Press edition)
33. Essays of Michel de Montaigne
34. Philosophical Works of René Descartes
35. Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky
36. The Mill on the Floss by George Eliot
37. Collected Poems (1909–1962) of T. S. Eliot
38. Essays of Ralph Waldo Emerson (own Easton Press edition)
39. Tom Jones by Henry Fielding (own Easton Press edition)
41. Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert (own Easton Press edition)
42. The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin, Benjamin Franklin
43. The Basic Works of Sigmund Freud (own in separate Franklin Library edition)
44. The Poetry of Robert Frost
45. David Copperfield by Charles Dickens (own Easton Press edition)
46. Great Expectations by Charles Dickens (own Easton Press edition)
47. Poems of John Donne
48. Faust by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (own Easton Press edition)
49. Favorite Household Tales of the Brothers GrimmBrothers Grimm (own Easton Press edition)
50. The Federalist by Hamilton, Madison and Jay
51. The Return of the Native by Thomas Hardy (own Easton Press edition)
52. The Flowers of Evil by Charles Baudelaire
53. Jane Eyre By Charlotte Brontë (own Easton Press edition)
54. The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne (own Easton Press edition)
55. A Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway
56. Plays by Henrik Ibsen (own Easton Press edition)
57. The Ambassadors by Henry James
58. Nine Tales of Henry James
59. Ulysses by James Joyce (own in separate Franklin Library edition)
61. Poems of John Keats (own Easton Press edition)
62. Women in Love by D. H. Lawrence
63. The Prince by Niccolò Machiavelli (own Easton Press edition)
64. Five Stories of Thomas Mann
65. Moby-Dick by Herman Melville (own Easton Press edition)
66. Eight Comedies by William Shakespeare (own Easton Press edition)
67. Poems of William Shakespeare
68. Six Histories by William Shakespeare (own Easton Press edition)
69. Six Tragedies by William Shakespeare (own Easton Press edition)
70. Political Writings of John Stuart Mill
71. Paradise Lost by John Milton (own Easton Press edition)
72. Seven Plays by Molière
73. Four Plays of Eugene O'Neill
74. Political Writings of Thomas Paine (own Easton Press edition)
75. Pensees by Blaise Pascal
76. Satyricon by Petronius
77. The Republic by Plato
78. Twelve Illustrious Lives by Plutarch
79. Tales of Edgar Allan Poe (own Easton Press edition)
80. Swann's Way by Marcel Proust
81. Gargantua and Pantagruel by François Rabelais
82. Six Tragedies by Jean Racine
83. Political Writings of Jean Jacques Rousseau (own Easton Press edition)
84. Three Plays by Bernard Shaw
85. The Tragedies of Sophocles
86. Leaves of Grass by Walt Whitman (own Easton Press edition)
87. Nana by Emile Zola
88. Lyrical Ballads by William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge
89. The Red and the Black by Stendhal (own Easton Press edition)
90. Tristram Shandy by Laurence Sterne
91. Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson
92. Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift (own Easton Press edition)
93. Vanity Fair by William Makepeace Thackeray (own Easton Press edition)
94. Walden by Henry D. Thoreau (own Easton Press edition)
95. The History of the Peloponnesian War by Thucydides
96. Fathers and Sons by Ivan Turgenev (own Easton Press edition)
97. The Aeneid by Virgil
98. Candide by Voltaire
99. Selected Poems of William Butler Yeats (own Easton Press edition)
100. War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy (own Easton Press edition)
13 of these editions owned, plus 3 more Franklin Library books in other editions and 43 Easton Press editions of the same or similar work isn't too shabby, I suppose. But I'll resume occasional collecting in the near future, as I like the Franklin Library bindings just a little bit more (slightly thicker leather for many of these), not to mention the press is defunct, making these books scarcer than the Easton Press ones, which are still available for subscription order. I also own a further 7 Franklin Library books that are not listed here. That, plus the 77 Easton Press editions I own, makes my current leatherbound edition count exactly 100 at the moment.
Labels: Classics, Franklin Library, Limited Editions, Lists
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Analytical Concepts
New Special Issue: "Whose Presence, Whose Absences? Decolonising Russian National Culture and History: Observations through the Prism of Religious Contact" (13.8)
The still recent invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Armed Forces has generated a lively discussion about an imperial outlook prevalent in Russian society that for many years may not have been vocal and possibly therefore gone mostly unnoticed. The time has come, some scholars and activists argue, to critically question that outlook and attempt to decolonise Russia.
Read More Read more about New Special Issue: "Whose Presence, Whose Absences? Decolonising Russian National Culture and History: Observations through the Prism of Religious Contact" (13.8)
Entangled Religions is an interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed platinum open access journal that deals with inter- and intra-religious contact and transfer in past and present times. It is published by the Center for Religious Studies at Ruhr-Universität Bochum.
Vol. 13 No. 8: Whose Presence, Whose Absences? Decolonising Russian National Culture and History: Observations through the Prism of Religious Contact
Guest Editors: Jesko Schmoller and Knut-Martin Stünkel
The still recent invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Armed Forces has generated a lively discussion about an imperial outlook prevalent in Russian society that for many years may not have been vocal and possibly therefore gone mostly unnoticed. The time has come, some scholars and activists argue, to critically question that outlook and attempt to decolonise Russia. This special issue is concerned with the formation of a new Russian national identity over the previous decades, where Slavic civilisation, Orthodox Christianity and imperial grandeur are combined in a narrative about the Russian nation. It directs attention to the absences produced by such a self-image: In a famously diverse and multi-ethnic country such as Russia, not everyone can identify with this image and some feel left out of the picture.
Although ethnic and religious belonging are closely entangled in Russia, the authors who contribute to this special issue focus mainly on the issue of religion as one aspect of identity on the national and regional level, for social groups and for individuals. In situations of religious contact, communities assimilate, converge or seek distance from one another and, when observed over a longer period of time, undergo metamorphosis. And where one religious denomination may be especially visible in the built environment, in the public space and in the media—the Russian Orthodox Church in the case of Russia—, this visibility can actually hide the presence of other denominations. In reaction to the question "whose presence, whose absences?", the texts in this special issue critically engage with dominant representations of Russian culture and history, and several of them also shed a light on those inadequately represented communities with their own heritage, interpretations of history and perceptions.
Image credits: Photo by Jesko Schmoller (wall painting in the city centre of Ufa).
The Concept of Holy Rus' in Russian Literary and Cultural Tradition: Between the Third Rome and the City of Kitezh
Oleksandr Zabirko
A Spiritual Perestroika: Religion in the Late Soviet Parliaments, 1989–1991
Ivan Sablin
A Place of One's Own: Pilgrimage and the Reinterpretation of Culture in Russia's Ural Region
Jesko Schmoller
"Zuleikha Opens Her Eyes" in (Post-)Colonial Russia
Victoria Kravtsova
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Nightgowns for Curvy Silhouettes - at the end of a long day there's nothing nicer than slipping into an amazing nightgown that feels like it was tailor-made for you.
Whether it's a comfy cozy sleepshirt, a classic long cotton nightgown, or a peekaboo babydoll, that catches your fancy, there's a world of great styles to choose from.
We've broken it down to 5 favorites - the key nightgowns for great curves. From long nightgowns to short, these popular nighties definitely have it going on.
This swingy nightwear is ultra-accommodating for anyone with curves.
Straight cut night gowns can be a little too restrictive for curvy girls, whereas a babydoll is designed for maximum fit and flare - a fitted bustline and flowing skirt that lightly skims over wider hips and curvy derriere.
For everyday comfy, cozy, curl up and watch your favorite Netflix and Game of Thrones episodes, a great sleep shirt is a go-to favorite.
With an easy, relaxed fit that's as perfect for sleeping as it is for lounging, the oversized boxy cut of a sleepshirt makes it a popular pick for virtually every body type.
For those moments that call for something short and sensational, an A line chemise in classic cotton or luxurious lace is a fantastic choice.
This nightie / slip has an airy, generous cut that falls softly over the hips without constriction and is ultra-flattering on curvier shapes.
Spaghetti straps, cap sleeves and long sleeves offer a cornucopia of sleepwear options for virtually every taste and occasion.
It's not hard to understand why so many of us love the timeless look and feel of long night gowns for curvier silhouettes.
From cool cotton nightgowns and modern microfiber to luxurious light and warmwear fabrics, this classic sleepwear easily covers the gamut of almost every option imaginable - the best part - it can be worn comfortably throughout the year.
Clever design elements like ruching, pleating, wider cut sleeves, and shoulder straps with a generous fit and feel, are ideal for curvier shapes.
Cozy, comfortable, easy fitting, and feminine, it's easy to see why these full coverage night gowns are super popular.
When it comes to striking that elusive luxurious balance between comfortable nightwear and stylish loungewear, perhaps nothing gets it quite so right as a beautiful caftan.
A variation on a classic tunic, long and elegant caftans come in simple slip on and zip front styles that are easy to slide into and out of, and include features that are cleverly designed for maximum comfort and an easy fit.
These effortless night gowns for curvy silhouettes have roomy sleeves, hidden pockets, and V necklines, and are available in a stunning array of cotton, microfiber, satin, and silk nightwear styles.


CHICAGO — Obama for America announced today the campaign's National Co-Chairs, a diverse group of leaders from around the country committed to re-electing President Obama. They will serve as ambassadors for the President, advise the campaign on key issues, and help engage and mobilize voters in all 50 states.
"The President's National Co-Chairs will be tremendous assets on the ground as we build the biggest grassroots campaign in history," said Jim Messina, Obama for America Campaign Manager. "They each share the President's vision for a future where every American can have a fair shot at success, where hard work pays off and responsibility is rewarded."
Our National Co-Chairs' varied backgrounds and experiences will prove invaluable as they connect with the President's supporters and advocate on his behalf on the campaign trail. They are proud of the President's record and leadership in rebuilding the economy after the worst economic crisis in generations and helping restore security to middle-class families through cutting taxes, investing in education, expanding manufacturing, increasing America's energy independence, ensuring that everyone has access to affordable health care, and making sure that everyone — from Wall Street to Main Street — plays by the same rules.
Senator Jeanne Shaheen: "President Obama has the right vision for this country. I am proud to support a campaign that embraces investment in America's future and support a leader in innovation, education, and energy."
Marc Benioff: "It's an honor to serve the President as a campaign co-chair. His focus on American jobs and support for companies that create jobs here in America are just what we need to keep this recovery moving."
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa: "I am honored to serve as a national co-chair for Obama For America because this is a 'make or break' moment for the middle class. November's election will provide voters with a clear choice: On the one side is a President who is fighting to create jobs, investing in our future, and working to reform our immigration system. On the other side is a Republican Party that is rejecting common-sense jobs measures, gutting investments in our future, and espousing 'self-deportation' policies that divide us as a nation."
Governor Deval Patrick: "I am proud and honored to serve as a co-chair for President Obama's reelection campaign. We need this President's continued leadership to help us leave our country better than we found it."
Representative Emanuel Cleaver: "President Obama has called for a national commitment to create an economy built to last — one based on fairness, opportunity, and investments in our future. With strong investments in K-12 and higher education in our most vulnerable communities and investments in job training, infrastructure and community reinvestment, the President has helped ease the burden for hard working American families and open doors of opportunity for generations to come. I am committed to working tirelessly as a National Co-Chair for Obama for America to ensure the President can continue to carry out his vision for an economy built to last and continue to bring positive change to our great country."
Elaine Price: "In a time of great uncertainty, President Obama stepped up and saved our community from a depression and rescued the auto industry — our region's biggest employer. Now we are growing and the American auto industry is again leading the world. Both my community and everyone I speak with feels like they have a new lease on life. The President's sincerity and vision for America keeps me passionate about doing everything I can to make sure he has a second term."
Attorney General Kamala Harris: "As a longtime supporter of Barack Obama, I am honored to serve as a National Co-Chair for Obama for America. Since taking office, the President has worked tirelessly to provide relief for struggling middle-class families and to lay a foundation for a strong economy that's built to last. The President's leadership and vision for the future will continue to move the country forward, rather than taking us back to the failed policies of the past."
To see a list of biographies of our National Co-Chairs, please click here: www.barackobama.com/cochairs .


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David Colyear
David Colyear (First Earl of Portmore)
Military Leader, Noble
Portmore Park, Weybridge
Charlotte Powell and Joanna Tapp
Life in Elmbridge
Colyear's connection to Elmbridge came with his second marriage, to Catherine Sedley. Catherine was a former mistress of James II and the King had settled her in a property in Weybridge to avoid scandal at court. Catherine, in turn, gave the property to Colyear on their marriage in 1696. At this time it was called Dorchester House. However, when Colyear was created Lord Portmore in 1699, the house became known as Portmore House (Lansdell, 3). Colyear was later raised to earl of Portmore in 1703.
The Portmore estate lay in the area now bounded by Church Street, High Street, Thames Street and the River Wey. Apparently a rather unimpressive property under previous owners, Colyear greatly improved the place, adding a tower and decorative turrets.
Although Colyear's affairs often took him abroad, it was to Weybridge that he returned when he came back to England. He took an active part in community life, sitting on the Vestry Council that administered parish affairs (Lansdell, 4). He also invested £3,000 in shares in the Wey Navigation (Wey River website).
Catherine and David Colyear had two sons: David Colyear, Viscount Mislington and Charles Colyear, 2nd Earl of Portmore.
Colyear died in Weybridge on 2nd January 1730 and was buried in the family vault he had commissioned on 13th January. The Portmore vault can still be seen in St James' Churchyard in Weybridge.
Life beyond Elmbridge
David Colyear was the eldest son of Sir Alexander Colyear, a baronet, and his wife Jean. Sir Alexander was apparently of Scottish extraction, a descendant of the Robertson family, although he took the name Colyear and made his home in the Low Countries (ODNB, 2004).
In 1674 David Colyear joined the army of William of Orange. He rose up the ranks of both army and nobility, inheriting his father's baronetcy in 1680 and accompanying William to England during the 'Glorious Revolution' of 1688 as Lieutenant Colonel. Along the way he married Arnolda de Beyer and lost the sight of one eye during a duel with Sir Peter Fraser (ONDB, 2004). For his role in several Irish campaigns and afterwards in Flanders, Colyear was created a Peer of Scotland on 1st June 1699 and given the title of Lord Portmore and Blackness.
In 1702 Colyear was promoted to the rank of Major General and played a role in the attack on Vigo Bay (in Northern Portugal) during the War of the Spanish Succession. Colyear continued to be involved in affairs in this part of the world, and in 1713 he was appointed governor of Gibraltar - a position he held until 1720. In 1727 he assumed command when Gibraltar was besieged by the Spaniards.
Colyear's character and qualities were summed up by chronicler John Macky: 'He is one of the best footsoldiers in the world, is very brave and able, has a great deal of wit; very much a man of honour and nice in that way, yet he married the Countess of Dorchester and had by her a good estate; pretty well shaped; dresses clean; hath but one eye' (Memoirs, 1733).
Evelyn, J., The Diary of John Evelyn, Volume 3
Henderson, T. F., 'Colyear, David, first earl of Portmore (bap. 1657, d. 1730)', rev. J. Spain, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, (Oxford University Press, 2004)
Lansdell, A. (ed.), The Portmore Story: Four Generations of Colourful Eighteenth Century Aristocrats, (Elmbridge Borough Council, 1975)
Macky, J., Memoirs of the Secret Services of John Macky during the reigns of King William II, Queen Anne and King George I, (1733).
Manning, O., and W. Bray, The History and Antiquities of Surrey vol.ii (1814).
Wedlake, E. et al., A topographical History of Surrey, (London, 1850).
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www.queensroyalsurreys.org.uk/colonels/012.html


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Q: Python Psycopg - copy_expert with Pandas Dataframe I can't find a fancy way to use copy_expert, directly from a Dataframe.
This work perfectly:
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    connection = self.engine.raw_connection()
    cursor = connection.cursor()

    dir_file = ''
    with open(dir_archivo, 'r+') as f:
        cursor.copy_expert("COPY table FROM STDIN WITH CSV HEADER DELIMITER ','", f)
    connection.commit()
    cursor.close()

I would like to use copy_expert directly from a dataframe. Do i need to generate the csv?
Sorry for my bad english, and thanks!

A: This works for me:
    buf = io.StringIO()

    df.to_csv(buf, index=False)

    buf.seek(0)

Get the info from: Turn pandas dataframe into a file-like object in memory?
Thanks!

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Quenching the thirst of Coimbatore since decades, the waterfalls of Siruvani is famous ..
Ponmudi is famous for its misty climate and hills. Situated 60 km away from Thiruvananthapuram, it is surrounded by the mountains of Western Ghats. Tourists from around the world have been flocking to enjoy the mystic beauty of Ponmudi.
The tourists can stay back for a night or two at the cottages managed by KTDC. Enough facilities are arranged here for the visitors.
KTDC have built more cottages recently with added facilities. 15 new cottages are built in KTDC's Golden Peak resort apart from the 14 existing cottages. About Rs 3.5 crore have been spent on construction. It will cost you Rs 1500-3600 for the stay in these cottages. The Golden Peak was designed by popular architect Larry Baker many decades ago. The new cottages are also built on the same compound.
What mainly attracts the tourist to Ponmudi is the pleasant climate here. This climate stays the same throughtout the year. The name Ponmudi means the mountains where the mountain gods keep their gold, as told in myths.
The mountain flowers, wild orchids and exotic butterflies are found here in large amount. If you are a nature lover and love exploring forest, then trekking and camping are also available here.
At Ponmudi, you should not definitely miss the tree house view tower. The view from it will make you feel like you are standing on top of the world.
Ponmudi could be reached via Perurkada, Nedumangad, Chullimanoor and Vithura. From Vithura, you may pass Kallar to reach Ponmudi. At Kallar, you could visit Golden Valley and Meenmutty Waterfalls.
The forest rivers welcome the tourists at Ponmudi. It is situated 1100 m above sea level. Another thing about Ponmudi are the hairpin curves on the way, there are 22 of them.
If you wish to spend some time in a place which is serene and blissful with your family, then Ponmudi wouldn't disappoint you.


Relaunch- New Website Same Great Taste!
November 21, 2013 in "Food", "beverage", "chef", "conceptual", "felicia perretti", "food photography", "new york", "perretti photography", "philadelphia", "photographer", "restaurant"
After months of mulling over the idea of changing my website host I finally made the plunge and transferred my portfolios to a new and exciting service. You will see at the top the same basic portfolios with some reorganizing. My most current contact info and that same quirky photo of me eating. I'm now able to integrate my Blogger into my website instead of having a separate link. Also I no longer have that flashy opening for my site just taking you right to my work.


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Students! Science! Success!
CHARLESTON, W.Va – Students and science seem to be a catalyst for academic success in West Virginia. Data released today by the National Center for Educational Statistics as part of the Nation's Report Card indicate that science scores are improving.
The Nation's Report Card, also referred to as the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), tests a representative sample of students statewide by distributing assessment questions in content areas among groups of test takers who take different versions of the test.
In 2011, the average score of eighth grade students was 149, a four point increase from the 2009 score. The percentage of students performing at or above the basic level in 2011 also increased to 63 percent, a five point jump from 58 percent in 2009
"These latest science results are encouraging," said West Virginia Superintendent of Schools Jorea Marple. "We need to inspire children to take a greater interest in science, technology, engineering and math. In addition, we need to encourage young people to become science and math teachers to inspire the young scientists of tomorrow. I hope these results are a sign of a resurgence of interest in science."
West Virginia will be updating its science standards in the near future as part of the Next Generation Science Standards initiative. Consequently, West Virginia was chosen to be one of 20 states to lead a national effort to set Next Generation Science Standards. The standards will clearly define the content and practices students will need to learn from kindergarten through high school graduation.
"Research tells us that common, rigorous standards lead to more students reaching higher levels of achievement," added Marple. "In the 21st century, preparing today's students for deeper levels of scientific investigation and understanding is critical to their future success. I am optimistic that as the Next Generation Science Standards are embedded into West Virginia's curriculum NAEP scores will increase even further."
As a lead state partner, West Virginia has guided the standard writing process, gathered and delivered feedback from state-level committees and come together to address common issues and challenges.
For more information about 2011 Science NAEP data visit http://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/pubs/main2011/2012465.asp or contact the WVDE Communications Office at (304) 558- 2699.


Mortgages are just one of many stressful things to take into account when buying a home. The toughest things to deal with are the high costs associated with getting a mortgage and the long-term commitment that comes with signing the dotted line.
Getting the best rate – First and foremost, you want to secure a good rate. To do this, you need to shop around and do your homework. You wouldn't pick the first used car you see, pay the dealer and drive off, would you? So why go with the first mortgage offer? You don't need to stick with one financial institution just because you've been banking there your entire life. Go with the lender that offers you the best interest rate and a mortgage solution that works for you.
Remember that down the road when it comes time to renew your mortgage, you are essentially starting from scratch with the opportunity to research and find an even better deal. This process also comes with the ability to save money. Your bank will likely send you a letter in the mail that tells you to sign and return it to continue with your current mortgage plan. Many people follow their lead and sign because of the convenience, but if you're able to secure a lower interest rate elsewhere, why wouldn't you take the time to shop around?
Credit scores are like report cards for your banking history – Now is the time to be on your best behavior. Make sure you remember to settle up all of your outstanding payments; this even includes your credit cards at big box retailers or department stores. Small amounts that don't seem like they matter can have huge consequences if you don't take care of them before applying for a mortgage.
Borrow as little as you can – You can do this easily by maximizing your down payment. The more money you have to put down means a lower loan amount and potentially a lower interest rate. Ideally, you should be prepared to put 20% of the purchase price of the home down. However, 10-15% will still have a positive impact.
While we're on the subject, you should know that the minimum amount you'll need to secure a down payment is 5% of the purchase price of the home. The kicker is that with any down payment under 20%, you'll only be able to qualify for a high-ratio mortgage because your loan value is more than 80% of the purchase price of your home. In this case, mortgage lenders will require you to get mortgage loan insurance – an added cost that varies depending on the size of your down payment and typically ranges from 0.5% to 3%.
It all adds up – An easy option would be increasing your payment frequency. If you can switch from making monthly payments to accelerated bi-weekly payments, you'll pay your mortgage off sooner and end up saving money in the long run. For example, if your monthly payment is $1,200, after one year you would have paid: $14,400. Making bi weekly payments of $600, you would end up paying $15,600. That's an extra $1,200 and you likely won't notice the difference.
The R Word – Refinancing your mortgage is an effective way to save money if the opportunity to secure a lower interest rate comes up. Be aware: you will incur a penalty for refinancing your mortgage – typically three months interest. There may be other penalties associated with refinancing, so it's important to ask for a "payout summary" which outlines exactly what you will need to pay. This summary could stop you from making the wrong decision.
Once you have completed the refinancing, you have two options. You can keep the amortization period you had on your previous mortgage and make lower monthly payments or you can continue to make the same monthly payments, which will allow you to pay off your mortgage in a lot less time and allow you to own your home outright sooner.
For more tips on buying a home, you can check out our Home Buyer's Guide.


Relatively Retiring: Not Always on the 25th.
Your early Christmas celebration sounds lovely. It is not about the time, it is about the people and the love.
Right now, a cheese sandwich would be perfect. I am still scrambling around.
Starting Over: thank you for commenting. If we hadn't held the traditional celebrations I would be sad, but now it just feels wonderful that everyone can have time to do very different things.
For a number of years I have said that what I most want for Christmas is Boxing Day, when all the fuss is over and I can breathe again. And point people to the fridge for left-overs.
And Arleen is right about the people and the love. Which you have in abundance.
Two dozen beliefs at least celebrate light in one way or another around this time of year..a good reason to get together.
Marble runs and a surprising lobster toy sound great. I've worked so many holidays, shifting them to a better time is just sensible. Flexibility is difficult to achieve, but makes life so much easier and more joyful.
Good solstice, to you and yours.
Having your family and grandchildren to share the spirit of the season is wonderful whether it falls exactly on the 25th. or not. None of ours will be here for Christmas or days on either side so I'm a little envious! However, when our daughter visits in the New Year it'll feel like Christmas. Your recent memories will be sauce for that sandwich!
Yes, I'm in a similar position. My sister, who lives in another part of the country, was due to visit this weekend but her partner is very unwell and she doesn't want to leave him as he is extremely dependent on her. I fully understand but I have to be honest, I will miss her - she is my only relative. I have difficulties in travelling right now or I'd go to her, but what I can do is support her at a distance and I plan to do that. Meanwhile I will celebrate the Solstice in my own fashion.
I am getting together with good friends on Christmas Day for a couple of hours, though not for the meal (which I'm not totally sorry about!) and I'm looking foward to that.
Our Christmas will be spread out. One daughter going to Ireland before Christmas, the other going to HER inlaws on the day itself. We will catch up with the girls and their families on other days. But on the day itself T's sister is coming here and we can have all smoked salmon and salad which is what we like to eat!
Many thanks to all the kind people who found time to leave a comment. Happy New Year to you all.
I've been away for a while on granny duty, enabling son and daughter-in law-to get on with important jobs in their new home without the constant help of a two year old.....floorboards can be lifted, and there is a wonderful cavity beneath. How amazing is that? Even better, some other small person has posted c.d.s through a gap in the floor....now there's an idea!
Fortunately granddaughter was also around to provide a fairly constant song and dance display on another area of bare boards. You get the picture?
Zhoen: if you google Jellicat Lobster toy it should appear. Pity it's a boiled one!
Happy Easter— you are missed.


Technical fouls: Delaware State-None. North Carolina A&T-None.
Points in the paint-DSUM 20,NCAT 40. Points off turnovers-DSUM 10,NCAT 10.
2nd chance points-DSUM 13,NCAT 7. Fast break points-DSUM 2,NCAT 19.
Bench points-DSUM 11,NCAT 48. Score tied-3 times. Lead changed-2 times.
Last FG-DSUM 2nd-01:03, NCAT 2nd-02:08.
Largest lead-DSUM by 2 1st-16:12, NCAT by 33 2nd-03:54.
DSUM led for 00:21. NCAT led for 36:44. Game  was tied for 02:55.


From June 9-11, design professionals from across the globe journeyed to Chicago to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of NeoCon — the most recognized and attended trade show in the contract furniture industry.
In line with this year's theme of "50 Years of Tomorrow's Design," which was a celebration of the show's 50th year, thousands of guests toured Humanscale Showroom 351 to experience cutting-edge ergonomic work tools and journey through our legacy of inventive design.
From the Niels Diffrient line of seating, including the iconic Freedom Headrest and Diffrient Smart, to our new introductions in seating, lighting and monitor arms, Humanscale has always been a pioneer of inventive design for the workspace and beyond, and a leader in high-performance design, ergonomics, and healthy materials.
This year, Humanscale debuted new products such as the Summa chair, the Smart Ocean chair, our new Monitor Arm line, the Nova task light, and more.
Get an inside look at our showroom and our most sustainable chair yet, Smart Ocean. Interior Design magazine caught up with our Director of Workplace Strategies, Jon Strassner! Click here to watch.
We also hosted a panel discussion on sustainability called "Transparency: Our North Star." Panelists included Humanscale Sustainability Officer Jane Abernethy, Director of Workplace Strategies Jon Strassner, Bureo's David Stover and Ben Kneppers, Perkins+Will's Ken Wilson, and the International Living Future Institute's James Connelly.
Jane Abernethy was interviewed by Designer Pages about our commitment to sustainability and material transparency, which is brought to life in the Smart Ocean chair. An inventive adaptation of the legendary Diffrient Smart chair, Smart Ocean is the first ergonomic task chair made with recycled fishing nets. Watch here!
Mesve Vardar, Director of Industrial Design, was also interviewed by Designer Pages about Humanscale's newest introductions to NeoCon such as the Summa chair. Exuding luxurious simplicity, Summa offers seamless support and comfort for the boardroom. Watch here!
Humanscale won two HiP Awards from Interior Design this year! QuickStand Eco was honored in the Health & Wellness: Furniture Category and Jane Abernethy was named Manufacturing Leader in Sustainability!
In addition, the Nova task light and new Monitor Arms won Best of NeoCon Silver awards, and Smart Ocean took home a Metropolis Likes award!
Follow Humanscale on social media and at #DesignForHumans to stay up-to-date with our latest products and offerings. Click here to visit a showroom near you!


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Created by Igloo Games / Rated 4+ / 1-2 Players / iPhone + iPod Touch / 8.9 MB / $2.99
Review written by Tim Harding
To say I was disappointed to find that Igloo Games had entered the Match-3 market with their latest offering would be an understatement. The developer of Dizzy Bee, one of my favorite iPhone games, must have been off its rocker! I mean, Match-3 games are a dime a dozen in the App Store and there couldn't possibly be anything new or innovative to add to this oversaturated genre…right?
The strength of the Match-3 genre is that there's nothing to them. Bejeweled and its infinite clones appeal to a mass casual audience that enjoys the simplicity of the gameplay. Unfortunately for many gamers, this is exactly why we hate these games. They are boring, have no depth, no challenge, no substance, and no lasting appeal. Enter Flipside. To my delight, this Match-3 game brought with it an innovative twist (or should I say 'flip'), that actually requires a little thought to play (gasp!).
Flipside sounds like your typical Match-3 game when you first start describing it: match 3 or more of the same tiles horizontally or vertically and they disappear, yay! But the twist is that each tile is two-sided and can be flipped over to change which side faces you. You can see through the tiles so you always know what's on the other side. This simple change in the formula actually changes the game quite a bit. Make a match on the frontside? Good for you! Make a match on the backside? For shame! In Puzzle Mode, the goal is to clear all tiles. You fail if you leave any tiles behind or if you match tiles on the backside. In Survival Mode, you just have to keep the board from overflowing with tiles. Making backside matches brings more tiles raining down. In Vs. Mode (against the computer or a nearby friend over bluetooth), you play on opposite sides of the same board, competing to get to a pre-defined number of points. Of course, you can accidentally help your opponent by making matches on the backside of the board, giving them the points.
I really enjoyed the Puzzle Mode most, as the lack of a time limit makes it a different game altogether. You really have to sit and strategize 3 or 4 steps ahead to ensure you leave no tiles behind. The other modes were also fun, but the early stages seemed much too easy. It's a problem for me when I can randomly tap tiles or just leave them all alone and not lose for a VERY long time. Fortunately the difficulty does ramp up, so if you're patient you may find some worthwhile challenges later on.
There are really no other complaints with the gameplay or controls, but I find myself constantly bothered by the character art. As amazing as Dizzy Bee was for me artistically, I'm left disappointed by the faces of the characters you can choose from. They seem out of place and unpolished in what is otherwise a very professional looking package. It's a shame too, because it IS nice to see them make different faces when they succeed or fail, but when you don't like the face to begin with, it's not that enjoyable. Heck, forget the bland "people" altogether and get some Dizzy Bee characters in there!
Ultimately, I have to admit that Igloo Games has come out with another solid entry in their line-up. If you despise Match-3 games, this game won't be a revelation to you, but I can assure you that you'll hate this game the LEAST out of the Match-3 games you've played. If you have enjoyed Match-3 games in the past, but have become bored with what's available, this game will be a refreshing change that will exercise your brain in ways that Match-3 games never have before!


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Irving Berlin's White Christmas: The Musical
Music and lyrics by Irving Berlin, book by David Ives and Paul Blake, based on the screenplay by Norman Krasna, Norman Panama and Melvin Frank
Curve Theatre, Leicester
Dominion Theatre
16 November 2019 to 4 January 2020
The 1954 film version of White Christmas starring Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye has been a TV staple for the festive season for as long as anyone can remember. It is syrupy but not overly so, creating exactly the right atmosphere and helped along by a stream of classic Irving Berlin songs.
The stage version only premièred on Broadway as recently as 2008 but has unsurprisingly become an instant classic, always likely to reappear in the lead up to the Yuletide celebrations.
This latest reworking was created by the Curve Theatre Leicester's Artistic Director Nikolai Foster in 2018 and, thanks to his ambition, has now been upscaled to fill one of London's largest venues.
The story is typical musical schmaltz. An army captain and private cheer up the troops in 1944, to the somewhat grudging praise of their wounded general.
Ten years on, Danny Mac as ex-Captain Bob Wallace and Dan Burton playing former Private Phil Davis are a double act good enough to play on the iconic Ed Sullivan Show.
Goofy, womanising Phil then cons his otherwise intelligent pal into pursuing a pair of talented sisters through a Christmas Eve gig in a barn in unseasonably warm Vermont, instead of their planned luxury tour to Florida.
In true musical fashion, Phil falls for Clare Halse's sassy, scheming Judy, while Bob more slowly learns of the charms to be offered by the sweet-voiced Danielle Hope in the role of shy, frosty Betty.
In particular, the latter relationship develops in wholly convincing fashion, whether the couple are loving or hating each other.
Inevitably, misunderstandings fall in the way of true love, while the boys also pull out all the stops in an effort to help out Michael Brandon as the General, running a hotel that has fallen on hard times.
Coincidentally, Martha, the hotel 'concierge' and his right-hand woman, just happens to be played by Brenda Edwards who sings up a powerful storm particularly with "Let Me Sing and I'm Happy", even miraculously managing to avoid being upstaged by tiny Erin Rushidi, the kind of child actor that loves the stage and exudes talent.
The plotting can seem a little over-stagey but is warm and frequently very funny, which partly explains the piece's enduring popularity.
The setting has fewer of the special effects that garnish so many modern musical evenings, but still looks good relying on simplicity, albeit oversized for the large stage space, as well as Diego Pitarch's sumptuous costumes.
However, the real strengths of Nikolai Foster's production lie in Stephen Mear's exceptional choreography, which peaks in tap dancing extravaganza "I Love a Piano" and those songs, of which "White Christmas" and "Sisters" are justifiably the most famous.
There are few surprises in this latest incarnation of White Christmas but thanks to good, old-fashioned qualities of well-drilled performers, superb dance routines and classic songs, allied to a strong, witty romcom script, viewers will come away happy having received exactly what they signed up for.
Reviewer: Philip Fisher
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First synthetic cells Science has made earthlings Gods
First synthetic cells Science has made earthlings Gods Entertainment
Craig Venter creates synthetic life form
Craig Venter and his team have built the genome of a bacterium from scratch and incorporated it into a cell to make what they call the world's first synthetic life form
While it is correct to say that the individual cell was not created, a new line of cells (dare one say species?) was generated. This is new life that is self-propagating, i.e. "the cells with only the synthetic genome are self replicating and capable of logarithmic growth.
Will the new techniques described in the paper allow us to bring extinct species back to life? Here are three examples — three possible stages after the production of a bacterial cell: a. generating a human, i.e… a Neanderthal; b. generating a woolly mammoth; c. generating a tasmanian wolf.
Genetic entrepreneur Craig Venter explains how his team of researchers created a new life form – and what happens next. Video: Science Link to this videoScientists have created the world's first synthetic life form in a landmark experiment that paves the way for designer organisms that are built rather than evolved.
The controversial feat, which has occupied 20 scientists for more than 10 years at an estimated cost of $40m, was described by one researcher as "a defining moment in biology".
Craig Venter, the pioneering US geneticist behind the experiment, said the achievement heralds the dawn of a new era in which new life is made to benefit humanity, starting with bacteria that churn out biofuels, soak up carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and even manufacture vaccines.
However critics, including some religious groups, condemned the work, with one organisation warning that artificial organisms could escape into the wild and cause environmental havoc or be turned into biological weapons. Others said Venter was playing God.
The new organism is based on an existing bacterium that causes mastitis in goats, but at its core is an entirely synthetic genome that was constructed from chemicals in the laboratory.
The single-celled organism has four "watermarks" written into its DNA to identify it as synthetic and help trace its descendants back to their creator, should they go astray.
"We were ecstatic when the cells booted up with all the watermarks in place," Dr Venter told the Guardian. "It's a living species now, part of our planet's inventory of life."
Dr Venter's team developed a new code based on the four letters of the genetic code, G, T, C and A, that allowed them to draw on the whole alphabet, numbers and punctuation marks to write the watermarks. Anyone who cracks the code is invited to email an address written into the DNA.
The research is reported online today in the journal Science.
"This is an important step both scientifically and philosophically," Dr Venter told the journal. "It has certainly changed my views of definitions of life and how life works."
The team now plans to use the synthetic organism to work out the minimum number of genes needed for life to exist. From this, new microorganisms could be made by bolting on additional genes to produce useful chemicals, break down pollutants, or produce proteins for use in vaccines.
Julian Savulescu, professor of practical ethics at Oxford University, said: "Venter is creaking open the most profound door in humanity's history, potentially peeking into its destiny. He is not merely copying life artificially … or modifying it radically by genetic engineering. He is going towards the role of a god: creating artificial life that could never have existed naturally."
This is "a defining moment in the history of biology and biotechnology", Mark Bedau, a philosopher at Reed College in Portland, Oregon, told Science.
Dr Venter became a controversial figure in the 1990s when he pitted his former company, Celera Genomics, against the publicly funded effort to sequence the human genome, the Human Genome Project. Venter had already applied for patents on more than 300 genes, raising concerns that the company might claim intellectual rights to the building blocks of life.
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Anderbergia B. Nord. – rodzaj roślin z rodziny astrowatych (Asteraceae). Obejmuje 6 gatunków.

Systematyka
 Pozycja według APweb (aktualizowany system APG III z 2009)
Jeden z rodzajów plemienia Gnaphalieae z podrodziny Asteroideae w obrębie rodziny astrowatych (Asteraceae) z rzędu astrowców (Asterales) należącego do dwuliściennych właściwych.

 Wykaz gatunków
 Anderbergia elsiae B.Nord.
 Anderbergia epaleata (Hilliard & B.L.Burtt) B.Nord.
 Anderbergia fallax B.Nord.
 Anderbergia rooibergensis B.Nord.
 Anderbergia ustulata B.Nord.
 Anderbergia vlokii (Hilliard) B.Nord.

Przypisy

Asteroideae

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We have configured maileater for incident creation from email in CA service Desk. Mails from unknown mail address are created under anonymous user. Is it possible to store from_mail in any of the incident fields (eg. summary or external system ticket)?
This will help in viewing mail address quickly from incident page.
We tried rule such as INCIDENT.summary=%FROM_EMAIL%, but it is not working.
//  extract the alg description and extract the text from the label 'FROM_EMAIL=' to the end of the description.
The only downside of this approach is that you need to restart the SDM service to get the spel server to load the new function from site\mods\majic.
What is value "Attach Entire Email" field in the Mailbox Detail?
Also, what version of Service Desk are you using?
Here is the community post CA Tuesday Tip: Maileater: to attach or not to attach about the fields "Attach Entire Email", "Force Attachment Splitout", "Allow Anonymous", etc. in the Mailbox detail. Although it mentioned Service Desk 12.6, it still valid in 14.x and 17.x.
Analyst team needs mail address to be stored in any incident field so that quickly they can view mail address. Attaching whole mail does not meet requirement as opening attachment for every incident create delay in responding. We can't recommend to open attachment only for viewing mail address. Is there a way to store mail address in fields like summary or external system ticket.
In our case, Created via EMAIL interface by John.smith@xyz.com in not appearing in description/summary. It is only appearing under INITIAL activity log. Therefore we are searching for a solution to log mail address in summary/any other incident field. Please suggest suitable solution.
We can't tell end user to mention %Description=My email address is John.Smith@xyz.com as endusers are anonymous.
If you have CA Process Automation you could have an event fired on Inital when Created_Via is the email interface. The Pam process can get the email address from the initial activity log and then update the external system ticket or description.
We are not using PAM. Is it possible to use global variable such as "$FROM_USERID, $FROM_EMAIL, $FROM_EMAIL_OVERRIDE in text,api to capture mail address? Kindly suggest any other way.
One option would be to add an event to the Initial activity notification, which would launch a macro to extract the email from the text of the INIT activity log description, and store the email in a field in the CR. If you're interested in pursuing that alternative I can provide more details about how to implement it.
Thanks a lot James for this solution. This will meet our requirement. Kindly provide us the steps and scripts to be used for achieving this.
Here is the body of an Action macro on the 'cr' object that I hope does more or less what you are looking for. I've used a custom field 'zFrom' as the destination for the 'from email' address - you will need to add this as a custom field and set its length conservatively, as email addresses can be quite long. In my 'sandbox' environment, maileater writes '%FROM_EMAIL=<the email address>' as the last entry in the activity log description, so I've taken the email address as being any text from the end of that label to the end of the description.
// Requires the CR to be locked.
// Find the INIT alg for this CR and get its description.
// the sync_fetch won't get any records. If so, quit.
Use pdm_extract to extract an existing 'cr' action macro as a text file from the Spell_Macro table.
Find and remove the 'id' and 'persid' entries in the field list below the header 'TABLE Spell_Macro' and remove the corresponding fields from the macro definition.
Change the description and 'sym' appropriately. In my example above 'sym' becomes 'zcrSetzFromFromINITAlg'.
Delete the text between the double quotes in the 'fragment' field.
Replace the 'fragment' text with the text above.
Replace all 'double quote' characters in the above (apart from the two that delimit the fragment field itself) with 'backslash double quote'.
Replace all line feeds with '\\0012', so that the 'fragment' occupies a single line in the text file.
Save as a text file with a suitable name.
Use pdm_load -ivf filename to load the new macro. The flag '-i' causes a new record to be inserted.
When you need to edit the macro, extract it from Spell_Macro and edit the extracted copy. Save as a text file again but this time use 'pdm_load -vf filename' to update rather than insert.
Having created this new macro, you can add an Event to the Initial Activity Notification for Requests / Incidents / Problems, and select the macro as the 'Action on True' in the event.
Please post back if you're having any trouble with any of this.
SP0E62~1.TXT 10 \\0012 theFROMlabel = \"FROM_EMAIL=\";\\0012" .
... and that is the format that is required to import a macro.
// extract the alg description and extract the text from the label 'FROM_EMAIL=' to the end of the description.
Please email me directly at james.campbell@ca.com and I'll send the spl as plain text, which loads and runs without error on my sandbox. Possibly there is a non-printing or other invalid character in the text copied from the thread.
Please share spl in abinash.sahoo@sterlite.com.
Thanks a lot James for all the support.


This Flirty Windowpane Plaid Open Shoulder Romper (LP21042-S01) is my holy grail, my ride or die. Pair this with your famous leather jacket or even a boho floppy hat with some peep toe booties and, girl, we are working with an outfit. Throw a knotted chunky scarf and Fall, we have arrived. This outfit has a little touch of summer still attached to it, so show off your summer time tan still while you got it. An overused black denim jacket with a brixton hat would be fall goals written all over it. Still digging that 70's vibe? Grab your circle framed glasses for that final touch.
If a flannel doesn't scream fall clothing I don't know what does. There are so many ways you can wear this Collared Plaid Shirt (T12020B-I). Grab your favorite soft white T and throw your cozy flannel on. Layer it with a denim jacket, black denim ripped jeans or faux leather leggings; either/or is great! Backpacks as purses are totally in and to be honest, having both hands free for juggling my coffee, planner, and the bags that always seemed to be attached to my hands is my jam, so backpacks for me all the way. Try it with some ripped boyfriend jeans, cuff the bottom the pant and tie the flannel around your waist. Throw your hair in a messy bun and you're golden. Feel free to dress it up or down with heels, some white sneakers, closed toed slides or sandals. This look is a great example of versatile clothing so you seriously can't go wrong.
I've been seeing this single lined red stripe everywhere on clothing. Of course it's red because red wine is the mascot for 2018 Fall. This Athletic Vibe Side Striped Pencil Skirt (S9010) is all business but, also shows off a little of that sporty vibe. Wear a blazer to keep it keen as a businesswoman. Tie in that red from the skirt with a red hair scarf, whether that's in your hair as a low messy bun or tie it around your neck. Going out after work? I don't think I can say it enough…. black leather jacket has to be a staple in your closet this season. So grab that leather jacket those peep toe booties, and throw your hair in a messy low pony with that red scarf acting as your rubber band. This is a great example of a embracing a cute trend without trying too hard.
This Modern Knit Buttoned Jumpsuit (P6528) is for the Boho style. Who wants to look put together while still making it look effortless? Sometimes it's hard in the morning to try and put two pieces of clothing together. So what's easier then this darling jumpsuit? This piece can be for a professional environment or just wanting to look cute and trendy on the weekends, but without looking like you spent hours trying to get ready. Looking for something to wear to work? Try with a pointed toe heel or even an open toe. Match this with a black blazer to tie in the black and grey tones of the jumpsuit with a brown handbag and voluminous hair and you'll rock the office. Wearing this out, but not wanting to spend a lot of time either? Grab your fav denim jacket and some small sandal heels or no heel is great too. Don't forget to add some layering of dainty necklaces. The white quarter sleeve is ideal for this look: nothing too long or too short. Break out your best natural makeup and a pretty gloss on the lips to make this look great for a superb day out.
-This Wrap Style Long Sleeve Top (T14412-I) has a tie at the bottom of the left side to add dimension and texture to spice up this long sleeve. It's become one of my grab-and-go Fall staples and always a go-to. Wear high waisted black denim pants to show your best features. Add a suede black peep toe booties/sandals to pair with this casual fall outfit. If you're not about wearing denim, but want to be professional yet casual, go for some faux leather pants and a clean sleek pair of high heels. Try pairing with a khaki long sleeve trench coat to add texture, cool or warms tones, and layering to your fall outfit.
No matter how you choose to spice up your wardrobe, any of these pieces are sure to be a hit. Fall is the perfect time to branch out and try something new; who knows, it could become your next wardrobe staple!


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Officers' Association > News > NHS Director challenges colleagues to recruit from the military
NHS Director challenges colleagues to recruit from the military
Posted on 3rd July 2017 3rd July 2017 by Peter Hose
Ann McIntyre, Director of Workforce at Guy's and St Thomas's NHS Foundation Trust (GSST), is challenging NHS managers to recruit people with more diverse backgrounds, including from the military.
She said that IT, HR, Engineering, Operational and Project Management are ideal departments for people with no healthcare experience.
Ann McIntyre made her comments at the NHS Step into Health (SiTH) Armed Forces Showcase Event, which was at 256 Field Hospital in London on Thursday 22nd June. The event promoted the employment opportunities in the NHS for people leaving the Armed Forces. The NHS is the largest employer in the world. NHS in London has 100,000 employees, and its 12% staff turnover provides work mobility and opportunity.
The benefits to the NHS of recruiting ex-military Personnel were supported by the other speakers. Staynton Brown, Director of Equality and Human Rights at GSST, explained that the NHS and military share the following characteristics:
Belief in respect, loyalty and integrity
Challenging, rewarding and varied work
Complex rules, regulations and bureaucracy
Concern for public wellbeing
Hierarchical structure
Large multi-disciplinary teams
Need for strong leadership
Self motivated and hard working staff.
With an ageing population and increasing major IT projects, Staynton Brown said it is vital that the NHS employs people with a broad range of skills and experiences to ensure a first class service for patients.
The Head of Military Engagement at BT, Mark Arscott, left the Army in 2015. He spoke about the success of BT's military programme and how it benefits from employing ex-military personnel. Ex military personnel have a higher retention rate; are more likely to be promoted and take 40% less sick leave. The role of 'Head of Military Engagement' was started by Mark in 2015 and BT is now considered to be a leading employer of veterans in the UK. BT's Armed Forces Network has 956 members, offering peer support and mentoring, including for anyone in transition.
Caroline Waterfield, the Head of Employment Services at NHS Employers, closed the event by reiterating that the NHS is looking at making make the SiTH scheme sustainable. The NHS wants to provide training and education to hiring managers, so they consider candidates from outside the Health sector, including those with a military background.
Lisa Jones, OA Career Consultant, attended the event to promote how we can support transitioning officers looking for careers in the NHS.
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Today's Waves – 24th August
Today's Waves August 24, 2020 by Tradeview Editorial
1 Apple gains push U.S. indices higher
2 European markets rise on vaccine hopes
3 TikTok sues U.S. government
3.1 Biggest Bull
4 Biggest Bear
Apple gains push U.S. indices higher
Apple stock continues to rise as the tech giant surpassed the $500 per share level for the first time.
The company's share price rose to an intraday high of $515.14, before sliding back under $500 late in the session Monday.
This move led the likes of the S&P 500 and NASDAQ to also record new highs. The S&P 500 was up over 0.70%, and the NASDAQ saw gains of 0.37%.
Although these indices have erased all losses from March and reached new records as a result. The Dow Jones is still about 5% below its February peak.
European markets rise on vaccine hopes
Last week's spike in COVID-19 cases from Spain and Germany saw European indices slip across the board.
However, fresh hopes of a potential treatment have helped markets rebound today. Several companies, including AstraZeneca are moving forward with testing on coronavirus vaccines.
Shares in the Pharma giant rose by 2.5% on the news. This in turn saw the FTSE 100 climb by 1.71%.
Germany's DAX also gained, resulting in the index quoting its highest level since mid-July.
TikTok sues U.S. government
After President Trump ordered a US wide ban of Chinese tech app TikTok, many believed that would be the end of it.
The President also ordered the company to sell its North American arm to a U.S. based firm.
In response to this, it has been reported that TikTok has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government, claiming that the company has been denied due process.
Quote of the day: "The fundamental law of investing is the uncertainty of the future."
Peter Bernstein
Biggest Bull
USDCAD: After starting the day trading at support of 1.3152, USDCAD rallied back to resistance of 1.3226, reaching a high of 1.3230.
Source: Tradeview MT4
Biggest Bear
CADJPY: CADJPY was unable to break resistance of 80.49, and in turn fell as historical bears at this level brought rates down to an intraday low of 80.02.
Today's Waves
NASDAQ hits new record high – 27th November
by william vega November 28, 2020
Today's Waves – 24th July
by Tradeview Editorial July 24, 2020


When I first met Levi I was immediately hit with a stench that hit the back of my throat and prevented me from wanting to breathe in order not to heave. He was in a cage that resembled a rubbish dump. He was being fed on tinned dog food which was sooooooooooo old it had a white film covering over it along with freshly laid fly eggs and maggots slithering around. There was no water in his dirty dish, this was mixed in with the dog food.
His exercise regime consisted of being carried around in a fish net. When being naughty or not fitting in with their idea of a children's pet he was punished by being hit.
He was surrendered to the rescue where he was found to be far too grumpy to be rehomed. Grumpy to the point where he bit his carers with a great deal of force and was described as vicious and aggressive; even though he was regularly handled and shown a great deal of love and care.
As he got older, his eye sight got worse due to cataracts, but this did not phase him at all. His attitude and energy levels continued as normal, even though he was going blind.
Over time he did start to get better, and although he still had a 'hissy-fit' (as his carer described it), he did settle down and became more socialable, but still not to a point where he could be rehomed.
We have some very sad news at the rescue! A lot of you will be aware that our mascot, Levi, was battling with an inoperable oral tumour ... he sadly recently lost his fight and made the final journey to the vet to be at rest.
He still had fire in his eyes until the very end so it was a very hard decision to make but he had started to wobble and also had developed large secondary tumours over his body and it just wasn't fair to let him fight for any longer.


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The Best Way to Pop a Pimple
When the temptation is too strong to keep your hands off, follow these tips to prevent damage
By Suzannah Weiss
You know you're not supposed to pop a pimple. But come on—who hasn't popped one once or twice? There's something too irresistible about squeezing a zit out of existence (and watching endless videos of people doing this).
Okay, so no, you shouldn't do it. But if you're going to pop a pimple anyway, how can you do it in a way that will minimize the damage?
First, do a pimple inventory: The only pimples you should pop are whiteheads or blackheads. "These are acne tissue that are almost ready to pop on their own," dermatologist William Kwan, M.D. explains. They gradually develop into red pimples, which are more prone to discoloration, infection, or tearing when popping, so it's better to catch them at this early stage. (You should also never pop a pimple in your face's triangle of death, either.)
But popping pimples at any stage runs these risks if you're not careful. To make the procedure easier on your skin, you can start prepping the night before by applying benzoyl peroxide (we like Neutrogena On-the-Spot Acne Treatment) , salicylic acid, or glycolic acid, says Dr. Kwan. This will help calm down the pimple.
Once you're ready to pop the pimple, put an alcohol swab on the area to minimize the risk of infection, and use a warm compress to ease the pimple out, says dermatologist Kenneth Mark, M.D.
Then, apply even, firm pressure at the base, pushing it up and out rather than into your face. If it bursts under your skin, you could experience inflammation and more breakouts, Dr. Kwan explains. Another way to prevent this is to get a blackhead extractor, which you hold over the pimple and press down to drain it.
To speed up the healing process and prevent inflammation, you can put some witch hazel or another astringent on afterward, says Dr. Kwan.
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All that said, resist the urge if you can. "If you do not perform it perfectly, you run the significant risk of causing additional inflammation, which makes the underlying problem worse and can lead to scarring," says Dr. Mark. (Here's what you can do to get rid of your acne scars.)
Instead, the best way to be proactive about your pimples is to stop them from growing in the first place. Kwan recommends using a face wash and lotion with salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide (We like these face washes). If over-the-counter products don't work after 12 weeks, consult a dermatologist about getting a prescription.
Suzannah Weiss Suzannah Weiss is a freelance writer and editor whose work has appeared in New York Magazine, The Washington Post, Playboy and more.
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After nearly a decade and 3 billion miles in space, scientists today are getting the closest look ever at the furthest objects in our solar system. NASA's New Horizons spacecraft is approaching Pluto and its moons.
Walter Charuba is a sixth-grade science teacher in Grosse Pointe and a New Horizons Mission Fellow Educator. He'll be at mission control as the flyby occurs. He spoke with WDET's Eli Newman about the spacecraft's duties as it passes Pluto.
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Q: How to cancel repeated alarm set for every day I'm working on calendar events .
When adding events to the calendar  I'm creating an alert using alarm manager
this is working fine.
I need to cancel the alert for that particular event while deleting event.
I'm setting alarm like this.
AlarmManager amgr=(AlarmManager)getSystemService(Context.ALARM_SERVICE);

Intent intent=new Intent(AmdAddEvent.this, RepeatingAlarmReceiver.class);
intent.putExtra("time", mAlarmTime);
PendingIntent pendingIntent=PendingIntent.getBroadcast(AmdAddEvent.this,(int) mAlarmTime,intent,PendingIntent.FLAG_CANCEL_CURRENT);

amgr.setRepeating(AlarmManager.RTC_WAKEUP, mAlarmTime,AlarmManager.INTERVAL_DAY, pendingIntent);

how to cancel alert while deleting event.
Please help me regarding this
Thanks in Advance

A: amgr.cancel(Pending Intent); ,

you can use this to cancel the pending alarm event.
AlaramManager Cancel

A: If you are coding for deleting event in another class,then you need to create an intent again with the same id(in your case,it is (int) mAlarmTime)and then you can cancel the specific alarm intent.else you can just use cancel() of alarmManager oject. Enter this lines of code where you delete the alarm event:
try
{
    Intent intent=new Intent(AmdAddEvent.this, RepeatingAlarmReceiver.class);
    intent.putExtra("time", mAlarmTime);
    PendingIntent pendingIntent=PendingIntent.getBroadcast(AmdAddEvent.this,(int) mAlarmTime,intent,PendingIntent.FLAG_CANCEL_CURRENT);

    amgr.cancel(pendingIntent);
}
catch (Exception e) {
    // TODO: handle exception
}

A: DO NOT USE getBroadcast(), method it will not work.
Use the following code to create an alarm to create an activity:
pendingIntent = PendingIntent.getActivity(RemindingService.this, day, intent, PendingIntent.FLAG_UPDATE_CURRENT |PendingIntent.FLAG_ONE_SHOT);

Use the following code to cancel the alarm anytime:
pendingIntent = PendingIntent.getActivity(RemindingService.this, id, intent, PendingIntent.FLAG_NO_CREATE|PendingIntent.FLAG_ONE_SHOT);
if(pendingIntent != null) {
alarmMgr.cancel(pendingIntent);
   pendingIntent.cancel();
}

This is will tested and it is working well.


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In the OKC-LAL game thread, people brought up the "rigged" 2002 WCF.
I posted a rebuttal and was asked to make a thread to clarify this thing.
Two things before the numbers are broken down.
1. I agree that game 6 was poorly called for whatever reason. I don't know if it was a rig (dangerous game to play for a Billion $ league) or just bad workers doing a terrible job.
2. Due to the magnitude of a game late in the series or for other reasons, the media overhyped this game's calls and made everyone ignore/forget the rest of the series.
There were two games that were absolutely awful officiating to any Lakers supporter.
In game 3 (Played at STAPLES CENTER), the Kings shot 35 free throws while the Lakers got 15. This was the BIGGEST DISCREPENCY in the series. Mike Bibby (a jump shooting guard shot 1 more free throw than Shaq and Kobe combined) while Doug Christie tied their total.
In game 5, Shaq shot 1 free throw. It must have been an evenly called physical called game in the paint. Oh no, Shaq fouled out and Vlade shot 10 free throws while only fouling 3 times. Scot Pollard, the Shaq hack machine got called for 0 fouls. Webber, Pollard and Divac combined fouled 6 times. +10 FTs for the Kings.
Game 6 was the biggest differential for the Lakers in FTs, and it was +15 (not near the +20 for the Kings (once again, in LA)). The Kings also had a +13 in game 2.
All in all, they had 3 games with +10 or more FTs while the Lakers had one such game. The series total was Sacramento +19.
This issue is mainly hype on 1 game. There were many fishy moments both ways in the 2002 WCF. If one game was rigged, then I can easily say at least one was rigged the other way.
Stop acting like Laker fans are innocent bro.
My very last house league game was rigged by the refs and the convenor. I'm still waiting for an apology.
They are. We have done nothing wrong here. It's not like we payed refs off :rolleyes:.
That Shaq/Kobe duo got more calls than the LBJ/Wade/Bosh trio. The Lakers have won more championships than every team in the league save the Celtics, and the officials have made calls for them more than once. Any fan of the Lakers should expect at least a little hate on the part of fans from small market teams. The Lakers have a relatively easy time winning and putting winning teams because they makes boatloads of money, get tons of ratings, can go over the cap to sign anybody and not worry about the luxury tax because they are the most profitable team in the league. I mean Jesus, you need to be a millionaire just to get courtside seats. You could buy every seat in the Palace for the price of a courtside seat in LA.
The hate is just something LA fans gotta get used to. It's like the Yankees.
Were the games rigged? Maybe... but regardless, a lot of NBA fans have reason to be unhappy with the kind of calls big market teams get.
words taken out of my mouth. Most sensible Lakers fans would agree with you.
Shouldn't this be in the classic NBA forum? And who cares?
I think the difference between last night and 2002 WCF was that this game started off very physical and after the little dust up with Westbrook and Artest the refs started calling the game tighter because they didn't want it to get out of control. Both teams got in the penalty in the 4th quarter and shot free throws on touch fouls in the 4th.


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Robert Allen, one of the four men allegedly responsible for the murder of XXXTentacion, has been placed into U.S. custody. According to TMZ, Allen will be extradited to Florida to face charges, alongside suspects Michael Boatwright and Dedrick Williams.
According to TMZ, Allen was arrested yesterday, after hiding out in a rural part of Georgia. Apparently, he was laying low at his sister's house in Eastman, when he was found by The Marshals Fugitive Task Force. Though his sister did house a fugitive, the report claims she was ultimately cooperative when it came time to make the arrest.
For some context, Allen was originally placed on police radar after surveillance footage caught him lingering outside the motorcycle dealership that X was visiting moments before his tragic murder. TMZ reiterates that he was previously indicted him on charges of first degree murder and armed robbery. It's a good step in obtaining justice, especially given the previously unsolved state of several prominent hip-hop murders. It seems likely that X and his family will receive justice, though it may prove a Pyrrhic victory.
Still, it's not over yet. The alleged "trigger-man," Trayvon Newsome, remains at large. We hope that authorities can bring him to justice before long. RIP XXXTentacion.


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Q: Do I need to regenerate wsdl file with every update? I just got thrown into a SalesForce project and logged into SalesForce for first time ever 2 days ago. I have to add about 2000 records to a custom table (or Object as they are called) once a month.  I've never used a .wsdl file before as 99% of my development has been Winforms, Windows Services, etc. Ok here is my question:
Since the .wsdl file is generated will I need to get the new .wsdl and recompile my C# project every time that someone adds a custom field to SalesForce?  Or will my "old" version of the file work as long as I'm not using any of the new objects in my application?  Is there a way to get the newest .wsdl file into my application on demand?  Or do I always have to go into SalesForce and regenerate it?
Sorry if this question sounds stupid, but like I said I have not ever used SalesForce.

A: If you don't need to access the new fields/objects, then there's no need to update the wsdl & rebuild.


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