Author Affiliations: Palo Alto Medical Foundation Research Institute (DYH, HSL, MCM), Mountain View, CA; Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (MIH), Rockville, MD.
Source of Funding: The research reported in this paper was funded by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality under its ACTION II contract HHSA2902010000221, Task Order 2. The views expressed in this paper are solely those of the authors and do not represent any US government agency or any institutions with which the authors are affiliated.
Author Disclosures: Drs Hung and Luft and Ms Martinez are employed by the study organization, but the Research Institute exists as an independent unit and all research is conducted without being subject to review and approval by the organization. Dr Harrison reports no relationship or financial interest with any entity that would pose a conflict of interest with the subject matter of this article.
Authorship Information: Concept and design (DYH, MIH, HSL); acquisition of data (DYH); analysis and interpretation of data (DYH, HSL, MIH); drafting of the manuscript (DYH, MIH, HSL, MCM); critical revision of the manuscript for important intellectual content (DYH, MIH, HSL, MCM); obtaining funding (DYH); administrative, technical, or logistic support (MCM); and supervision (DYH, HSL).
Address Correspondence to: Dorothy Hung, PhD, MA, MPH, Associate Scientist, Palo Alto Medical Foundation Research Institute, 2350 W El Camino Real #447, Mountain View, CA 94040. E-mail: hungd@pamfri.org.
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HU named College of Distinction
Posted: Friday, July 29, 2016
Huntington University has been selected as one of only nine Indiana universities to be named 2016-2017 College of Distinction. Huntington was also named a Christian College of Distinction.
"We are pleased to be recognized as a College of Distinction. We're blessed to be a community focused on building healthy relationships between faith, knowledge and service, between and among our students, faculty, staff and supporters, and between the classroom and the workplace. Those intentional connections lead to graduates of distinction which is HU's real aim," stated Dr. Ann McPherren, vice president for strategy & graduate/adult programs/professor of business and economics.
Colleges of Distinction honors and recognizes colleges that deliver on four overarching distinctions – engagement, great teaching, vibrant community and successful outcomes which are the fundamental elements of an effective undergraduate education. Colleges of Distinction differs from other college ranking systems by taking into account school type and regional considerations, and do peer assessments within a school's category in order to paint a true profile of each institution's distinctive qualities. To be designated a "college of distinction," a school's curriculum must emphasize core competencies such as critical thinking, writing, oral skills, research, global perspectives, and must also offer dynamic out-of-classroom learning and study abroad programs. Colleges of Distinction also take into account quantitative data such as class size, faculty-to-student ratio, retention, and four-year graduation rates.
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Discussion in 'Pre-Orders, Soft Launches, and Upcoming iOS Games' started by Habakuk, Apr 17, 2009.
Found that in the Wild West Pinball Hall of Fame.
Wild West Pinball is by the same developer - fantastic!
I... don't think that will have anything to do with pinball. Usually, developer create totally different games from their first one.
Maybe an ocean adventure game? I don't know how else to comprehend this screenshot.
The only thing that I know is a 1977 film with that name and that the creator of the games loves to play with movie themes.
Developer pogosov is tA member--hopefully we know more soon.
It will be a pinball game!
1. yes, this will be brand new pinball.
2. no. but do not think you can already rip wwp, please wait for 1.1. it will be nice and useful, guaranteed.
You know... the wood and iron feels very bad under water. So we still have a hard job.
I am rather excited! They make the best pinball games for iDevices. Exclusive for iDevices. No platformers. The real thing. Very promising!
I'm so looking forward to a new pinball entry from Gameprom!!
I hope it's as good as WWP with fresh new features in the game.
Dev pogosov has mailed some screenshots and I have the honor to publish them here for everybody. WOW! VERY PROMISING!
Wow! Looks great---I can't wait!
That looks very kewl, but lots of similarities with WWP, if it plays as smooth as WWP it will be a winner!
It does seem to have a lot of similarities with WWP--including the "get mission" bumper, which I still don't understand the purpose of in WWP.
Yea what is that for?.... The screens look great! I will deff pick this up when it launches... Also I'm still #6 in WWPP!
Might be the first Pinball game I'll play, looks great.
Nice!!! I've been waiting for a glimpse of this game! It looks really great, but it is surprising how similar some of it looks to WWP. I'm not really mad at that, maybe they just took what they learned from WWP and tried to improve everything for this one. Everyone complained about how plain WWP is, this one looks to have many more features. I think I see hints of multiball?? Pogosov, I'm BEGGING you, give us some more tidbits of info! I can't wait for this game! And what IS the get mission bumper for!?!
Yes great job on your score! I remember the day my highscores updated and I saw your name, I was like whoa!! WTG TA member!!! Now I'm blown away, almost 76 million as the top score. Where did these monster scores come from!?! Great job though, and keep trying to top it!
Durn.... those images have been removed. Anybody else have them?
is this a separate game or another level in wild west?
separate game, like real pinball machine in real world. One table - one game.
With limited space on our iDevices, I'm not sure I like the idea of having 1 app for 1 table.
I like how you try to add the sense of realism by saying 'like real pinball machine in real world' but in reality, pinball wouldn't be played on a 3.5" touch screen handheld device. It would make more sense if when we activated the app, a life-size pinball machine unfolded before our eyes.
Have you considered making one app that will inlude all pinball tables for a higher price (or even discount)? I like WWP, I just don't like the idea that it's only going to be one table.


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Q: How can I connect a field of pressure plates to a single output? I have a large flat area covered in pressure plates (30x70) and I was wondering how I might wire them from beneath to detect if a mob or object has touched ANY of them. I guess I could cope with a few deadzones, but preferably the whole grid should fire an output.
Is this even possible?
Thanks,
YM
EDIT: Ideally the system should be expandable to even larger areas.

A: Step 1:
Place Redstone under each block that will have a pressure plate on it.

The Blue Wool represent ground level.  That's where the pressure plates will go.  I didn't make mine 70 blocks long because I got lazy and the design works the same for any length.  I'll cover width limitations at the end.
Step 2:
Cover the area with Pressure Plates.  If mob detection is your goal, use Stone Pressure Plates.  If you want to detect any entity, use Wooden Pressure Plates.
Step 3:
Place repeaters along both long edges of your area.  After each Repeater, place another Redstone.

As you can see, the Creeper activates the Redstone under the Pressure Plates causing the Repeaters within 15 blocks to activate.  Were he to go too far from these repeaters, the repeaters on the opposite side would activate.
Step 4:
To ensure your output signal can make it to wherever you want it, you're going to need a few more repeaters.  To be safe, I recommend putting an additional repeater every 15 blocks as shown below.

This will ensure that there is always a repeater within 15 blocks of the original signal.  These repeaters are where you want to take your output.  Wire them together as you see fit, keeping in mind that distances over 15 blocks will require more repeaters.
Limitations
Width: Since Redstone signal can travel 15 blocks from a power source, 30 blocks wide is exactly the limit on this design.  If you want wider than that, your going to have to deal with deadzones.

A: For a 30×N area, this is just barely possible. Place redstone under the entire field of pressure plates. On the long edges (perpendicular to the 30 dimension) place repeaters facing outward. Then, use any wiring you want to combine the outputs of all the repeaters; there's lots of flexibility there.
Since redstone signals travel 15 blocks, any plate's signal will reach at least one of the repeaters.
I don't see a way to accomplish this with no dead-zones for wider areas.

A: What you can do is the following setup, where (P = pressure plate, B = Block, R = Redstone)
P P P P P P P P
B B B B B B B B
R R R R R R R R R R R R R R ---> output
As you may have guessed, eventually you will go past the 15 block redstone limit. To solve this place a repeater somewhere on the going towards the output, and with nothing else near it. This will cause a deadzone of approximately 3x2 for every 15 blocks.
Related: How do I power Redstone through a block?

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This whimsical Guild Inn Estate wedding styled shoot came together after digging deep into an old Martha Stewart Weddings book from the 90's. I fell in love with modern, simple bridal gowns and the use of classic bridal flowers. I wanted to combine the old school, timeless wedding looks with a more modern approach. This Guild Inn Estate wedding inspiration is really about redefining what modern and tasteful can look like, while mixing and matching luxurious elements like Plate Occasions tableware, linens, and elegant flowers.
At Mango Studios, we are always looking to stay connected to our craft by continuing to dream and create work that inspires. For this Guild Inn Estate wedding styled shoot, we wanted the photos to communicate a sense of timelessness while still feeling fresh, elegant and sophisticated. With access to a spectacular vintage Porsche, this vision started to come to life!
The recently-restored Guild Inn, once an artist's colony, became our perfect backdrop. It was easy to imagine a stylish bride and groom have an elegant, yet modern wedding here. The clean white walls, rustic stone veranda, and ample foliage gave us plenty of natural beauty to work with while still allowing us to make the space our own. Photographing in front of the asymmetrical windows and the car was tons of fun – I love how these wedding photos feel geometric and modern.
Nothing would have happened without Rachel, a wedding planner extraordinaire at Party With Chloe. She was the muscle that helped us pull it all off. The color palette was kept minimal: whites, blacks, and greens to communicate a polished feel. Leaf and Bloom designed the delicate florals that added a sense of understated whimsy while still feeling classic. The bride's stunning dresses are both from Loversland. For a sophisticated vibe, we had our bride in a minimal dress and our groom in a perfect tux (suit from King and Bay and tie from Tyan Ties) as they posed next to their getaway car. Speaking of our hot-wheels, photographing the vintage ride really sparked our creative juices and gave us creative angles and positions to pose our couple.
In our second scene, we dressed our couple a little more whimsically with a brilliant blue tux, also from Bay and King, and a beaded, sheer gown. We kept the mood light and fun to photograph. Our bride and groom laughed a lot, echoing the garden party vibe of our scene. All of the fabulous tabletop settings were sourced from Plate Occasions, and Glamorous Affairs provided an amazing collection of furniture rentals. We couldn't be happier with how it turned out!
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Instead of "New Years Resolutions" I prefer "Things I would like to do in 2013". This year I found iPhone apps to help me in this endeavor.
I don't have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep. But I have a hard time waking up. I am the polar opposite of a morning person. I downloaded Sleep Cycle and will be trying that out to see if waking up in the right sleep state helps.
I've turned into a terrible sloucher. Especially at my desk. I'm hoping Posture Coach can help remind me to sit up straight!
I would like to cook more at home during the week and using the Crock Pot is the perfect way to cook at home with a busy work schedule. I got the Crock Pot virtual cooking timer which comes with handy tips and there are lots of slow cooker recipe apps out there like GetCrocking!
Downloading posture coach as we speak. I need serious help with that!


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Things to do in Wimbledon that have nothing to do with tennis
Famed for its tennis legacy, there is much, much more to Wimbledon than watch tennis while overdosing on strawberries and cream. Read on to find out what you can do in the great South London 'burb of SW19.
Visit Wimbledon Common and Wimbledon Windmill
credit: Phil Whitehouse
Yes, Wimbledon is home to a windmill! While Wimbledon Common is more famous for the Wombles who reportedly roam there, Wimbledon Windmill is a brilliantly unexpected sight when you're enjoying a long walk across the Common's 460 hectares. There's a museum about the windmill that's worth popping into but if you want to keep walking – or running – and extend your dose of fresh air, few know that it's actually possible to get to Richmond Park from Wimbledon Common by just crossing the A3 road. From there you're in London's biggest park and home to over 600 deer.
Visit London's Oldest Buddhist Temple
Wat Buddhapadipa was the UK's first Buddhist Temple and it is a much treasured place by London's Buddhist community. A working Thai temple – it's home to a community of nuns and monks – Buddhapadipa Temple opened in 1982 and is set in four acres of ground which include a pond and gardens. This is a very peaceful spot in an otherwise busy corner of London but if you want to visit as a group make sure to ask the Temple staff in advance so that they're sure they can accommodate you.
Go boating in Wimbledon Park
Another vast green space, Wimbledon Park has volleyball courts, children's play areas and also a lake that you can go sailing on should the weather be kind enough. Choose from kayaks, canoes and even windsurfing at Wimbledon Park Watersports Centre, and yes, if I must mention them, there are tennis courts in Wimbledon Park too.
Shop in Wimbledon Village
While the lure of Centre Court Shopping Centre will greet you as soon as you emerge from Wimbledon Station, the best and much more relaxing retail experience is in nearby Wimbledon Village. Home to independent boutiques and upmarket designer stores; don't dismiss Wimbledon Broadway completely as Ely's is one of the oldest department stores in London, established 1876.
Visit a Community Farm
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Deen City Farm in nearby Morden is well worth the quick journey on the 93 bus if you have kids, as this urban farm is home to a wide variety of animals and birds. Favourites include the ferrets, the alpacas and Edna the Barn Owl. Used in the local community to educate children about rural farm life you can also take horse riding lessons.
Visit the gardens of an Historic Country House
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Built in the 1700s Cannizaro House in a corner of Wimbledon Common has a rich history of being home to centuries of noble families including King George V's mistress, the wife of the Duke of Wellington. While the house is now a hotel you can still enjoy the grounds of Cannizaro Park, which are open to the public and include beautiful rhododendron and azalea gardens. There's also nearby Morden Hall Park, which is just a few stops on the tram. Now owned by the National Trust this beautiful Georgian country estate is home to two old snuff mills, a beautiful rose garden and 125 acres of parkland. They also have open air theatre here in summer months.
Eat your way around the world
Though I haven't counted all the different types of cuisine on offer, I think it's fair to say that you can find food from all four corners of the globe in Wimbledon. This is thanks in part to its proximity to Tooting, famous for its South Asian communities and restaurants, but there are also African, South American, European and Asian restaurants in Wimbledon. My recommendations include the Brazilian meat feast at Rodizio Preto, the Hot Pink Grill for an amusingly-named healthy eating experience and iYara is a very popular Thai restaurant on Merton Road.
Drink a pint in a traditional pub…
Wimbledon is a great place to find yourself on a cold, rainy day – honestly! – because it has such a high number of traditional British pubs serving warm food and not too warm beer. One of Wimbledon's oldest pubs is The Crooked Billet which has a lovely green on its doorstep and is popular for Sunday lunches. Best for hearty home-cooked food is gastro pub The Fox & Grapes.
…or enjoy a cocktail in the sun
Admittedly still a traditional style pub, The Alexandra also has a great rooftop garden that offers a great little spot for a drink in the sun. The rooftop outdoors area at the appropriately named The Terrace is also a great place to watch Wimbledon move from day to night and the cocktail menu is worth going inside for to order more drinks.
Stock up at the Farmers' Market
A regular Saturday Farmers' Market takes place at Wimbledon Park Primary School where you'll find organic vegetables, butcher's stalls and organic cheeses and preservatives. There are also street food stalls selling pies and pasta if you really don't want to cook yourself. Kicking off at 9 am don't sleep in too late as the market finishes around lunchtime.
Do you know Wimbledon well? What else would you recommend adding to this list to make a stay in this London neighbourhood even more memorable?
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We could, perhaps, file this under "Don't go to the pet store when there's an adoption event going on." That's, maybe, good advice because you never know what you'll bring home, in addition to the Frontline Flea and Tick repellent which was the real reason you went to the pet store in the first place.
Aren't they adorable? Meet Jaina and Jacen. No no. They aren't living with me. Carole and Larry adopted them.
They are not from the same litter but had been fostered together so it was asked if they could be kept together. Carole said there were a number of black kittens and cats. People were cooing over them, but no one seemed to be adopting.
Larry has never been around kittens. All the cats he's ever known have been adults. Other than Tobey, all the cats Carole has known, we had from when they were a year or less old.
There were some anxious moments. How would Faux and Tobey react? There was some hissing, but things have gone remarkably well.
I read where adding kittens to a household of adult cats is better than trying to integrate adult cats into established adult cat homes. That should not deter anyone from adopting if they already have an adult cat. I've often wondered if my girls would like a kitten. An adult cat would be problematic. Pilchard pees outside the box enough as it is. Any stress, anything she doesn't like and she registers it by peeing outside the box. I think the addition of a kitten, while maybe a good idea eventually, would cause her to pee other places outside of the box and I don't want to deal with that.
Carole and Larry got a cat tree.
That's not so much a tree as an apartment building. There are so many levels and places for everyone to lie down and not be in each other's space. Notice Faux on the floor to the lower left. "Meh. I'll not have anything to do with this."
They have the room to provide a good home to more cats. Would that I was closer. There is something energizing about kittens. And, in case you're wondering, the names are Han Solo and Princess Leia's children's names.
It was a bit iffy when I brought Julie into the home.
Things have settled now, though there are still moments.
That's a heck of a cat tree :) So far sammy doesn't seem to be much of a climber - that may work in our favor once he's allowed in Gen-pop.


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A new tour for those wishing to see the major Ugandan birding and mammal highlights in just two weeks time.
Uganda has some megastar attractions -- Shoebill at Mabamba Swamp, Chimpanzees at Kibale Forest, and Eastern Mountain Gorillas in the Bwindi-Impenetrable Forest among them. It also has an incredible variety of birds (sometimes in incredible numbers as well) across the country. If you don't have the time, money or stamina for our regular three-week tour, which is offered every other year, this shorter offering -- focusing on the attractions outlined above -- may fit the bill. It visits fewer locales than our regular tour (cutting out Murchison Falls, Masindi and the Budongo Forest), but should still provide a satisfying experience with many Ugandan specialties, both avian and mammalian. However, if you're hoping to have the chance to look for every possible Albertine Rift endemic, this isn't the tour for you!
We'll start with a morning at Mabamba Swamp looking for the incredible Shoebill, with plenty of other waterbirds also on offer. A boat trip on Lake Mburo could yield African Finfoot, White-backed Night-Heron, African Fish-Eagle, and big numbers of Hippopotamuses, while the park's grasslands offer the tour's only chances for Burchell's Zebra and Impala -- plus a host of grassland species. Next up is Bwindi-Impenetrable Forest, with the chance to track a family of Eastern Mountain Gorillas and sample some of the avian riches of this extensive forest. Widely considered to be one of the top birding hotspots in Africa, the site is home to nearly 350 bird species.
A full day in the vast Queen Elizabeth National Park will offer up another slice of classic East Africa, with possibilities including mammals such as African Elephant, Topi and Kob, and a big list of open-country birds such as eagles (Black-chested Snake-Eagle, Bateleur, and Tawny and Wahlberg's eagles), Red-necked Francolin, Harlequin and Blue quails, and Small Buttonquail. We'll finish with a visit to Kibale Forest, where we'll spend a morning with a ranger, tracking some of the park's Chimpanzees. The forest is home to 13 species of primates, including the rare l'Hoest's monkey and East Africa's largest population of the threatened Uganda Red Colobus, as well as a host of forest birds.
Our two week exploration of Uganda should bring a host of highlights, and the thrill of seeing some of the world's most iconic mammals and birds. The mix of habitats we'll visit should yield a fine variety of bird species, including dozens with names that will sound new and strange to those who've never birded in this part of the world before: various species of illadopsis, boubou, brubru, camaroptera, apalis, tchagra, gonolek and greenbul, as well as barbets, turacos, sunbirds, and more. Join us for the adventure!
Good accommodations, easy to moderate terrain, warm climate.


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Robot bridges the gap between young patients on isolation and hospital school peers
March 4, 2016 | Samantha Beal, Stanford Childrens Health
Constantly innovating ways to keep schoolwork on track while kids receive treatment at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford, the Hospital School now has a new tool to help patients stay engaged — both in their lessons and with their peers.
It's a two-wheeled, telepresence robot named The Double, and it resembles a Segway. The Double stays in the classroom at the school and is remotely controlled by the patient — regardless of where the patient is in the hospital.
Student-patients like Anuj Nanuvati, 16, a high school junior, who knows what it's like to be isolated from his peers due to illness. He was diagnosed in July 2015 with lymphoma, and as a result of his treatment was immune-suppressed for a period and had to be in isolation before having a two-pound tumor removed from his chest. "It gets lonely," Anuj told Palo Alto Daily reporter Jacqueline Lee, who covered the story. "So, the part that's really nice is seeing other kids and being able to talk to them and play board games and card games with them."
On a recent robot-demonstration day, the school set up the regular Thursday science lab in the classroom with the Double (above), and a teacher brought another lab setup to a patient room with Anuj (below). Anuj controlled the robot on an iPad to see how teacher Julie Fogarty performed the stages of the experiment in the classroom, and replicated the actions in his own bedside lab.
"The robot is used with different patients day-to-day as needed," said teacher Kevin Danie. "It's particularly helpful for cystic fibrosis patients who can't be around others with the disease due to cross-infection risks. Also, the Double is huge for kids receiving bone marrow transplants, as they are required to be in 100 days of isolation post-transplant."
The Hospital School, part of the Palo Alto Unified School District, worked with the Lucile Packard Foundation for Children's Health to request a grant to purchase the robot. Bank of America, a longtime supporter of the hospital, answered the call to fund the grant.
"It's the perfect merging of technology and human need," said Bank of America market president Raquel Gonzalez. "Rather than be in isolation, the students can be with their peers and continue their learning."
You can make a difference in the lives of Anuj and other patients receiving care at Packard Children's by visiting supportLPCH.org.
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Stanford Childrens Health
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The iconic Elliston Place Soda Shop of Nashville announced it will expand to Franklin, taking residence in the vacated Puffy Muffin Cool Springs location.
Not only is this staple famous for its milkshakes and burgers, you can catch a glimpse of the recognizable red and white decor in several TV spots including "Tennessee Crossroads," "Nashville" on CMT and in the music video for Margo Price's "Little Bit of Pain," Kesha's "C'Mon" and a Penatonix video with Reba. But we wondered if the new location will carry some of its nostalgia to the new location.
"The new Cool Springs location of Elliston Place Soda Shop is opening in a much larger footprint than the historic location in midtown Nashville. Certain style elements in the new restaurant will give a nod to the original — Nashville's oldest restaurant to continuously operate in the same location — such as the black and white checkerboard flooring and a neon sign that hung for 75 years at the midtown location, though it will be more modern and able to accommodate families and larger parties, as well as private events in two dedicated spaces," said owner Skip Bibb.
Part of the experience at the soda shop is sitting at the lunch counter, ordering your meal and watching it be prepared, a tradition that will continue at the Cool Springs location.
"The new restaurant space has an area that will reflect the iconic midtown soda shop, with bright red stools lining the soda fountain and several booths against the window. Separated from the main dining space by a bold wooden partition, the new soda counter space will offer a nostalgic spot for the community to enjoy the diner's classic burgers, shakes, and sodas, as well as a few new offerings," said Bibb.
For those wondering if the menu will be the same, Bibb says it will but with some exclusive items that will only be available in Cool Springs.
"Becky Watkins, General Manager of the new restaurant and a professionally trained chef, is currently developing several new items especially, for the Cool Springs location. and diners can expect a handful of dinner entrees on the menu that will be exclusive to Cool Springs, as well as several brunch items. Like the original location, it will be open daily for breakfast and lunch," said Bibb.
While the hours are still tentative, the restaurant will likely stay open until 9 p.m. during the week and 10 p.m. on the weekends, added Bibb.
Keep checking back here for more updates. Elliston Place Soda Shop Cool Springs will be located at 330 Mayfield Drive, Franklin.


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What is Single Touch Payroll Phase 2, and what are the concerns?
STP Phase 2 PAYEVNT(EMP).0004.2020 Ready Reckoner
I have always been a passionate advocate for real-time reporting and its benefits since conceptualised 30+ years ago. From the inception of Single Touch Payroll by the ATO, I have been an active participant of this ongoing journey. I have also been a member of the Single Touch Payroll Advisory Group and many other ATO STP Working Groups since 2016.
Start date of 1 July 2021 for mandatory STP Phase 2 reporting is too soon!
The proposed Legislative Instrument (LI), STP 2020/4 Taxation Administration - Single Touch Payroll - Amounts to be Notified Determination 2020, nominates the extension of the reporting requirements classified as STP Phase 2 requiring a change to technical submission of STP data. The Explanatory Statement (ES) to the Determination specifies a start date of 1 July 2021 (ES - 10.). This date should concern everyone involved with payroll; the social responsibilities and duty of care attached to the data reported with STP Phase 2 are of paramount importance. The level of detail involved with Phase 2 means Employers will have to implement change management before reporting can begin; systems will need to be updated and configured, all of which will involve additional costs. This requirement is at odds with the Compliance Cost assessment, determined as Minor (ES - 12.).
STP Phase 1 was only about reporting the Payment Summary information. In essence, as long as the data was corrected and reported in time for the Individual Income Tax Return (IITR), there was no detrimental effect on the recipient's welfare.
Phase 2 is a fundamental shift from reporting income, to reporting earnings with Period values calculated on YTD amounts' movements.
Phase 2 provides significantly increased and enhanced granular information that can adversely affect people's lives if not reported correctly. The Government will make decisions based on this detailed input that has never been previously available for consumption by multiple Departments and Agencies, such as Services Australia and Child Support. This data will affect those in society that are the most vulnerable.
The moment the technology was available to provide this detail level, Administration would embrace the opportunity. Now it appears, even considering the learnings from previous experiences, decisions are being made that may result in Government being on the same path again.
Phase 2 is about Compliance driven by providing comprehensive guidance.
Phase 2 primary focus was not just about adding fields, it was about compliance, ensuring the design identified missing guidance, and the gaps addressed. Whilst it has been argued, some aspects have not changed since Phase 1, difficulties are resulting from the lack of detailed guidance in this previous Phase which created misunderstandings and the reporting of 'junk' data. Part of the efforts with Phase 2 was to capture these issues and prevent problems in the future by providing additional detailed information.
This second Phase has shone the spotlight on the ATO and helped identify the concerns that may result in non-compliance with particular attention paid to the context and nuances. In some cases, the existing ATO guidance is a paragraph of text. Resulting from the scope of Phase 2, numerous meetings and hundreds of hours were dedicated taking fragmented information, combining this knowledge into a collection of documents thereby providing for consistency, alignment, correlation where there was once discrepancy and contradiction. This journey offered significant learnings for all the participants.
In the first instance with the publishing of the Business Implementation Guide (BIG) and the Message Structure Table (MST), DSPs (Digital Service Providers) had a starting point to evaluate the requirements, they did not have the level of detail required to build their solutions. Phase 2 identified numerous areas where the existing ATO guidance is deficient, contains gaps, incomplete or does not exist, now being addressed in the most recent documentation. The provision of comprehensive Position Papers assisted in providing the intricate detail required to support the BIG. The ATO is also providing Guidance Notes as an adjunct on an ongoing basis when issues are identified and need addressing with additional detail.
DSPs, Employers, Tax Practitioners need more time to facilitate the required changes, effectively and correctly.
DSPs now have to identify what changes are required in their solutions to accommodate the STP Phase 2 changes. In some cases, current products may require a complete rewrite causing delays and driving up development costs.
DSPs carry the enormous responsibility of ensuring payroll solutions are compliant and report correctly.
For many years, DSPs have been asking for an Assurance Framework to prevent the ATO from being sent and consuming 'junk' data. It has recently taken the ATO to heed and identify the need, resulting in Enhanced Conformance Testing (ECT). This solution may assist in alleviating some of the DSPs concerns. Still, this offering is far from ready. What is required before solutions can start reporting is a robust and hardened testing framework. DSPs need time to ensure their solutions are compliant as a rapid deployment will have an adverse effect. The releases need to be comprehensively tested, well planned and executed.
The underlying principle of Single Payroll Phase 2 should be the quality of the information reported, not the quantity.
I have produced a STP Phase 2 PAYEVNT(EMP).00042020 Ready Reckoner to assist in providing context to the foundation framework of STP Phase 2, complimentary to the ATO PAYEVNT.0004 2020 Business Implementation Guide (BIG).
DSPs are currently updating their solutions to incorporate the Phase 2 requirements. e-PayDay is building an entirely new Phase 2 payroll offering from the ground up, so watch this space for further information.
TAPS (The Association for Payroll Specialists) is fully supportive of STP Phase 2 and the benefits it will deliver, but they also believe that 1 July 2021 is an impossible and unrealistic deadline. You can also make your voice heard by signing their online petition here.
The ATO taking the lead on Payroll Assurance is a 'must have' with Single Touch Payroll.
Deafening silence from the ATO about an Assurance solution when reporting Single Touch Payroll data.
Single Touch Payroll, getting ready for Phase 2 and the Social Responsibility concerns.
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OSHA Issues More Than $126,000 in Fines to Two Florida Construction Companies After a Worker Fell 84 Feet to His Death
Two Florida construction companies were fined a total of $126,169 in penalties after a worker fell 84 feet to his death while performing tasks on a hotel roof in Panama City. According to EHS Today, CMR Construction & Roofing LLC of Panama City, FL, and Modern Construction Experts LLC of Stuart, FL were fined after it was discovered that the companies failed to provide workers with the proper fall protection systems. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) learned of the violations after an investigation was conducted at the construction work site where the worker died.
Michelle Gonzalez, who works as OSHA's Jacksonville Area Director, issued this comment after the incident, "Workplace safety standards exist to ensure that workers return to their families at the end of each day free from harm. Disregarding legal obligations to identify and eliminate hazards can cause tragedies." The news source says that the companies have 15 days from the day they received their citations to either comply, request a conference with OSHA's area director, or contest the findings from the investigation.
What are Some of OSHA's Fall Protection Requirements?
Employers are required to abide by the set of standards OSHA has laid out for them to ensure workers are safe while working in areas that could pose as a threat to their health and safety. When an employer fails to follow the standards outlined for them, they put workers at risk of falling ill, getting injured, or dying. If your employer failed to follow OSHA's safety standards which resulted in you suffering an injury, you should consider speaking with a Miami, FL work injury lawyer.
One of the standards employers are required to follow is explained in Subpart M of OSHA's Fall Protection in Construction guide. Subpart M applies when workers are required to work from heights of six feet or more above a lower level. The provisions outlined in Subpart M "covers protection from falling objects, falls from tripping over or falling through holes, and protection when walking and working around dangerous equipment without regard to height." Not only are employers required to follow the provisions outlined in Subpart M when they apply, but they are also expected to:
"Assess the workplace to determine if walking or working surfaces have the necessary strength and structural integrity to safely support the workers" before work begins.
Once an employer confirms the surfaces "will safely support the work activity, the employer must determine whether fall protection is required, which are listed in 29 CFR 1926.501."
If fall protection is required, the employer must provide workers with the necessary fall protection systems that comply with the criteria outlined in 29 CFR 1926.502.
Anyone who was involved in a workplace accident in Miami, FL that was caused by a lack of safety equipment or an employer's oversight should contact Mario Trespalacios P.A. to speak with a Miami, FL work injury attorney. If there are benefits you are entitled to, the lawyers at Mario Trespalacios P.A. will be able to explain to you what these are and how they can help you obtain them.
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Early this month, Mexico successfully secured $360 Million of catastrophe cover with the World Bank cat bond. The deal is designed to help protect against earthquake and tropical cyclone risks, unfortunately, natural disasters that Mexico is no stranger to.
One look at the website earthquaketrack.com and you can see that Mexico is riddled with earthquakes on a daily basis. However, in 1985 Mexico saw one of it's worst natural disasters to date, an 8.1 magnitude earthquake in the capital which left 10,000 dead. This event had a huge impact on the citizens of Mexico City, including the rising entrepreneur, Alejandro Cantú.
Cantú is the Founder and CEO of SkyAlert, an App which alerts users of an impending earthquake in real time. According to the website, the technology used by SkyAlert allows the app to send out seismic alerts 120 seconds before the impact of an earthquake, which is 40 seconds faster than other systems.
"I've taken the technology to the point where it can save lives in the event of an earthquake, alerting 60 million or more users to the platform I developed," explains the Mexican entrepreneur to BBC World.
SkyAlert's website has also announced that it was selected by Forbes magazine as one of the 30 Promises of Business in Mexico. The company also highlights previous achievements like the 2015 National Entrepreneur Award, which saw Cantú receive the award of "High Impact Entrepreneurship," due to the fact that the SkyAlert app has been downloaded by almost three million people, becoming the most downloaded Mexican App in history.
Mexico is constantly faced with the ever looming threat of being hitting by catastrophic earthquakes, which makes startups like SkyAlert vital for citizens of this huge country. However, it appears the country is in good hands thanks to the innovative creation of Alejandro Cantú.
As the website states, "SkyAlert continues to the technological forefront to protect more Mexicans from the onset of seismic disasters." Hopefully the citizens of Mexico will not need to use this ingenious app, although if disaster does strike, they should be given a potentially life saving head start.


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Arabic Calligraphy in Cairo International Festival - ASHARQ AL-AWSAT English Archive
Arabic Calligraphy in Cairo International Festival
by Dalia Assam | Jul 20, 2016 | Lifestyle & Culture |
Cairo-With the launch of the Cairo International Festival for Arabic Calligraphy, the Art Gallery at Cairo Opera House has been filled with different types of calligraphic works that reflect the beauty of the Arabic calligraphy.
The festival, which is supposed to discuss cases related to the Arabic calligraphy and the challenges it faces, kicked off amidst a significant attendance and with the participation of 115 artists from 15 Arab and other countries.
In the opening ceremony, Egyptian Minister of Culture Helmy al-Namnam told Asharq Al-Awsat that the Arabic letter is still an inspiration for many artists around the world and that the festival emphasizes this type of art which distinguishes the Arab civilization.
Nivine al-Kilani, the head of the Cultural Development Fund, said that the remarkable participation in the second edition of the festival shows that Egypt has returned to its position concerning the interest in Arabic calligraphy.
She said the festival succeeded in resuming communication with many calligraphy artists in different Arab and Islamic countries.
Artist Mohammad Baghdadi said that the festival focuses on developing the artistic taste among participants and connecting new generations with their history through the public show and the workshops it organizes in this field.
Among 700 works that participated in the festival, a painting for Emirati Artist Fatima Baqali merges both Arabic and Latin calligraphies. Baqali said that she aims at emphasizing the value of the Arabic calligraphy so that the whole world can learn about it and enjoy it.
Baqali expressed her love for the Arabic calligraphy and said that she studied it in Turkey. She noted that she belongs to the Ottoman School of Arabic Calligraphy and considered that Arab women can play an important role in this field of art.
Egyptian Calligrapher Mohammad Abu al-Isaad has also introduced a painting that merges the Arabic calligraphy with other kinds of art, trying to break the constraints of the rules of letters and to write with architectural style and different dimensions.
The artist said that after he participated in many exhibitions, he realized that the Arabic calligraphy works are all alike, so he tried to create a new spirit.
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Teen charged in gang assault of shooting victim
Anthony Borrelli
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A Binghamton teenager is accused of assaulting a 20-year-old man, who was then shot by a second suspect Oct. 3 on Murray Street.
Willie Costick, 17, was charged Thursday with a felony count of second-degree gang assault. Binghamton police say he punched and kicked the 20-year-old man and then 26-year-old Walter Andino shot the victim in the chest. The victim was found by responding police officers around 2;15 a.m., lying in the road near Gerard Avenue and Murray Street with a gunshot wound to the chest.
Police said the beating and the shooting were separate acts, even though they occurred during the same encounter.
Costick is awaiting further proceedings in Binghamton City Court. Andino has been charged with attempted murder in connection with the shooting.
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Yesterday, my friend Jared and I went for a hike in Griffith Park. I hadn't been hiking there in a while, and it was great to get back out there and experience some of the nature LA has to offer.
The paths are mostly wide and sandy, and they wind up and around hills where there are views of downtown, the San Gabriel Valley and the Hollywood sign. There's also the very nicely remodelled Griffith Park Observatory, where you can wander around checking out exhibits on the sun, planets and stars (and it's free).
I'm not sure quite how far we walked, but I think it was between 3 and 4 miles. There were plenty of other people out walking and running, and there were lots of dogs there, too. There isn't much shade on the trails, but there are some areas to relax, like the small garden and picnic area at Dante's Peak, and by the Observatory.
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The, Korg Polysix, information page!
The PolySix was a milestone because, along with the Roland Juno 6 which appeared almost simultaneously, in 1981 the PolySix was the first opportunity ordinary mortals had to get their hands on a proper programmable polysynth.
Up until then, you had to be loaded to afford a Prophet 5, Oberheim OB-Xa, or Roland Jupiter 8. At first glance it looks like a scaled-down Mono/Poly, but really it's not! In fact it had a lot of great new features such as 32 memory patches, 6 voices of polyphony, cassette backup of memory, even programmable modulation effects and Chorus, Phase, Ensemble!
The Polysix has warm-sounding real analog oscillators, softer and brassy-er sounding than the Juno. Engage the built-in Chorus on a simple single-oscillator sawtooth patch and you were pretty darned close to that expensive Prophet sound. But the big ace in the Polysix's hand was the Ensemble effect. Instant Mellotron-like strings.
Like the Mono/Poly the voices can be played in Unison for a 6-oscillator lead sound that was so big, it was often too big! The advanced arpeggiator can memorize and sequence chords across the keyboard. The PolySix has now been recreated in software as part of the Korg Legacy software bundle! The PolySix has been used by Eat Static, Geoff Downes, Astral Projection, Jimi Tenor, Global Communications, Kitaro, Robert Rich, Keith Emerson and Tears for Fears.
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Barrington Lodge is an aged care centre that seeks to demonstrate the core values of integrity, compassion, respect, diversity and collaboration.
It has always provided care for others in need without discrimination, regardless of their personal, financial and medical circumstances.
All rooms are single and are in excess of 13sqm, with an individual ensuite in excess of 5sqm. Each room has an interesting outlook, with a variety of views to choose from, including across the suburb of New Town and directly into our internal courtyard gardens. Built-in cupboards and drawers provide plenty of hanging space and shelving, with a lockable drawer, for the assured security of your belongings. Alternatively, your room key will allow you to lock your room, as desired.
Single room with ensuite. The approximate room size is 18sqm.
Residents can choose to pay for their accommodation as a refundable accommodation deposit, an equivalent daily accommodation payment, or a combination of both.
A refundable accommodation deposit is paid as a lump sum amount.
A daily accommodation payment accrues daily and is paid periodically, for example monthly.
A combination payment includes both a partial lump sum and daily payments.
A Daily Accommodation Payment may be deducted from a Refundable Accommodation Deposit balance in order to meet the agreed accommodation payment. To find out the best outcome for your situation please seek professional advice from a financial adviser. Please note that The Salvation Army Aged Care cannot provide financial advice.


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The Quilting project
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The St Peter's Episcopal church in Arlington, Virginia are associates in the venture with the St Francis Outreach Trust in their "Homes to Grow" foster home project in Masiphumelele. The original vision for the quilts was spurred by a visit to the home in July 2011 when seven quilts were given as gifts to the foster children and house mother. The idea was that the quilts would wrap the children with warmth and carry messages of love from the children of the St Peter's parish.
The quilt project expanded as a result of this mission and the very positive response.
In January 2013, representatives of the St Peter's Love Quilt Project returned to South Africa with a further thirty-six quilts and two beautiful wall hangings. Before handing over the quilts to the children, an exhibition as held at the Fish Hoek Civic Centre Minor Hall.
Co-ordinator Gretchen Ginnerty spoke about the project at the exhibition held in the Fish Hoek Civic Centre. These superb works of art are the result of many hours given by teams of talented quilters and by the incorporation of the fabric squares hand drawn by American children with their message of love for the orphaned South African children, who have been affected by the scourge of the HIV/Aids pandemic. It's an extraordinary story of a committed community who reach out in compassion and drive forward a worthy cause. For each quilt is not only a marvel in design, but also has it's own unique message. American quilt making has a long proud heritage and these traditions are shown anew with the spirit and generosity of these works.
The exhibited quilts were distributed to various foster homes identified by SFOT and the "Home from Home" organisation caring for orphaned or fostered children.


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PUBG : Motor Glider all spawn locations on Erangel and Miramar maps
In the last major update to the game, developers added PUBG Labs to the game. Speaking of PUBG Labs, it is a space where devs will introduce experimental features and collect players' feedback to fine-tune them before making it a permanent addition to the game.
Earlier on December 19, developers added a flying vehicle, Motor Glider, to PUBG Labs. The Motor Glider is currently available in PUBG Labs and will stay there until December 29, 2019, at 11 pm PST. Speaking of Motor Glider, it has two seats – one for pilot and one for the passenger.
The player sitting in the passenger seat can shoot and use any weapon from the backseat. However, to takeoff, Motor Glider needs to have a speed of 65 km/h then need to pitch up with the S key. But once, the Glider will hit 70 km/h it will start to take off automatically.
Motor Glider's fuel consumption rate is tied to the engine speed – the more throttle you apply, the faster you will run out of gas. Also, there is no maximum altitude for Motor Glider, but the engine will start losing power at a higher altitude.
Motor Glider is currently only available on Erangel and Miramar maps in PUBG Labs. Well, if you have not been able to locate Motor Glider for yourself yet. We have shared the spawn locations of Motor Glider on Erangel and Miramar maps. Have a look at them down below.
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Apart from this, PUBG update 5.3 added a new feature to the game. Players can now save settings to the cloud from the settings screen. This feature allows users to load their settings even while playing on a new PC. However, settings that are dependent on hardware cannot be saved.
PUBG update 5.3 also allows players to choose their favorite weapon in the Mastery tab. It also fixed the issue where the reticle would shake when ADS with a 6x Scope equipped and where BRDM collision damage was higher than intended.
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This hotel was a good pleasant suprize! We loved the charm and the location. I can't wait to go back.
Great place we stayed for our honeymoon! Was very enjoyable because it was right on the beach and had lots of great local restaurants nearby. They offer free bike rental which is also nice! May come back again!
Very disappointing stay at this hotel.
This hotel is a disaster! My husband and I were supposed to stay in Newport for two nights for a conference, and we decided to stay near the beach so we could enjoy the proximity despite this being a work trip. The room we were given had a TINY SLIVER of a window, and was extremely claustrophobic. This was very unexpected being right on the beach. The room was small, and the bathroom had weird stains on the walls and floor. The towels and bedding were subpar and very low quality for the price of this hotel. I am 6 months pregnant and wanted an accessible room. We were placed in an "ADA" room ON THE SECOND FLOOR, with no elevator. They did not even offer to help us with our bags and acted like we were insane to be confused about this, and the fact that there was no window. Because of our complaint about our room having no window (is this even legal?!), the hotel moved us to another room which was also on the second floor. This room had non-functioning AC/heat-- our room was quite cold on a chilly night, and no hot water. When we complained about this the next morning, the "concierge" or woman at the front desk went up to check on the water, coming back downstairs to tell us that the water was so hot it scalded her hand-- essentially calling us liars. We ended up canceling our second night (luckily refunded by Hotels.com) and leaving the conference early. After this terrible range of experiences, I would not recommend this hotel in any circumstance.
Loved this hotel. Really nicely decorated, comfortable rooms, and great spot.
This will be our new "home" when we are in Southern California.


I am sure many of you have heard by now that Workday is acquiring Adaptive Insights for $1.55 billion, ahead of an anticipated IPO as early as this week. Adaptive Insights provides corporate planning tools for the CFO and sales leaders, and we've cheered the company and its leadership team on throughout the years. As I was reflecting on the exciting news last week for Tom and the entire Adaptive Insights organization, I couldn't help but think about the incredible journey we've been on together over the years.
Note: Tom Bogan, CEO of Adaptive Insights, is currently Chairman of Apptio's Board of Directors and has been a board member since 2007. Below are Sunny Gupta's thoughts as an outside observer, which do not in any way represent the Adaptive Insights executive team or Apptio board members. He has not discussed any of the contents below with Tom Bogan in an effort to keep his views clearly independent.
I have known Tom Bogan since 1998 when I started working for him (with a few layers of management between us) at Rational Software, where Tom was then the COO/President. I was a young executive running big parts of our strategic business development partnerships at 28 years old, thinking I knew everything. Tom was a key influencer in my professional life as he mentored me (often calmly, but once in a while in a prescriptive, black and white way) and made me who I am today.
The experience of being at Opsware and working with Marc and Ben allowed me to start Apptio in 2007. That's where I truly started thinking bigger, and my goal from day one was to build a new and successful category. Tom Bogan and Greylock were investors in Apptio from the very beginning (along with Madrona Venture Group) and played a key role in helping me scale Apptio and overcome typical challenges a young CEO faces including team building, business performance, and morphing our business model.
Tom was always meant to be a CEO. He became Adaptive Insights CEO a few years ago when the company was not known deeply in the circuits of Silicon Valley. Tom saw something unique in the planning category; he recognized that there was an opportunity with Adaptive Insights to disrupt the legacy incumbents for corporate financial planning, but also to create solutions and industry partnerships on specific vertical planning functions (e.g. sales, marketing, IT, etc.).
Adaptive Insights has led the market for business planning solutions by addressing a pain point many organizations were experiencing—effectively managing the cross-departmental budgeting, forecasting, and reporting processes required to allow decision-makers to see the bigger picture and align investments with broader business objectives. Financial planning and analysis tools are becoming more sophisticated, and these unique lenses look at cost types and resources to enable an accurate and essential expense perspective. This, in turn, gives the C-suite confidence that investments are truly driving business performance. Planning is an incredibly strategic discipline as it guides how your organization's money will be spent.
Interestingly, Apptio has also pioneered a new category for CIOs and Technology Finance executives, providing cloud-based solutions for CIOs to measure and optimize technology spending. Many of our current CIO and CFO of IT customers came to Apptio about four years ago and said that we should innovate on a purpose-built planning applications for IT professionals.
I remember talking with Tom as he was taking on the Adaptive Insights role. We both had a very similar vision: that corporate planning systems like Adaptive Insights and purpose-built planning systems like Apptio for IT professionals were fundamentally complementary disciplines. This is because IT planning takes place at a more granular level (vendors, resources, cloud services, labor, projects, infrastructure services, etc.) and historically, this process was all being done manually within spreadsheets. Tom and I spent time discussing how the two systems, while both called planning, serve two different masters but can integrate effectively.
Tom's vision of extending corporate planning to sales planning was brilliant because sales also requires very purpose-built planning capabilities just like IT. Tom's bet on verticalizing planning for corporate finance and sales really worked out and Workday gets an incredible platform, a relevant customer base, and passionate employees.
Like any other company, with Tom's leadership, Adaptive Insights pushed through and overcame challenges. Their journey was filled with focus, perseverance, hard work and dedication to their customers. I had the pleasure of attending Tom's all-hands meeting as a guest speaker and I remember Tom saying to his team that all employees should consider themselves founders of the business because the next phase of Adaptive had started.
This is so true because the original founding team for phase I (product-market fit) is different than the team that helps scale to phase II (scaling the value proposition) of the business. I think of all the employees at Apptio who helped us scale from $50M+ as true founders of the business as well. Reflecting on this, I see these and many other similarities in our cultural attributes across both businesses.
This acquisition is a good reminder that value creation takes time. Adaptive Insights was founded in 2003 and it created additional value for its employees and shareholders for many years before filing to go public. Now it is being viewed as incredibly valuable by one of the largest SaaS companies in business today.


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Vasari's Last Supper reassembled 47 years after 1966 Florence flood
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The last casualty of the devastating Florence flood of 1966 has been reassembled, raising hopes of a full restoration before the 50th anniversary of one of the greatest cultural disasters of modern times.
Giorgio Vasari's Last Supper, painted on five wooden panels and measuring about 2.5 metres by 6.5 metres (8ft by 21ft), was one of the most seriously damaged works to survive the flood. Dozens of people and millions of pieces of antiquity and works of art were lost for ever when the Arno burst its banks, raging through Florence in the worst flood since the middle ages.
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Abstract: Production networks can amplify the effects of trade reforms on firms performance. In this article, I examine the effect of a reduction of foreign tariffs on the productivity of supplier industries of exporters. Using a panel of Chilean plants during a period of trade liberalization with the European Union, the United States, and the Republic of Korea, I show that the average reduction in the foreign tariff faced by downstream industries (1.1 percentage points) increases the productivity of intermediate input suppliers industries by 1.5 percent. The increase in productivity among supplier industries accounts for 22.5 percent of aggregate productivity gains. I find that tariff cuts induce firms to acquire new machinery and pay higher wages to skilled workers. The results are robust when I control for the change in domestic competition and the access to foreign inputs that could potentially drive productivity growth following output and input tariff elimination.


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Megadeth and Image Entertainment have confirmed the March 6, 2007 release of That One Night - Live in Buenos Aires live DVD. The show was filmed live at Obras Stadium, Buenos Aires, Argentina on October 9, 2005 before a rabid audience of over 25,000 fans. The 90-plus minute film and CD features songs encompassing Megadeth's career, ranging from their 1986 album Peace Sells...But Who's Buying through 2004's The System Has Failed. A CD version will be released March 27.
"This was one of the greatest nights of my life," says Megadeth founder and frontman Dave Mustaine. "I am glad I was able to document it and share it with you. That One Night is a lesson in metal fanaticism by some of the best participating, most frenzied, and intense concert-goers in the world! I have waited ten years to show the rest of the world how much Megadeth and Argentina love each other. If seeing this doesn't convince you how lethal a Megadeth concert in Argentina with some very close personal friends can be, don't worry...you're already dead."
Megadeth recently wrapped up a leg of dates in Japan and Australia, as well as their second annual GIGANTOUR festival tour of the U.S., which included Lamb of God, Opeth, Arch Enemy, Overkill, Into Eternity, Sanctity and The Smash-Up. The multi-act, two-stage festival ran September 6 through October 8. A DVD and CD of last year's inaugural GIGANTOUR was also released by Image Entertainment.
In a review of the New York GIGANTOUR show, Ben Ratliff of the New York Times noted: "Mr. Mustaine was one of speed-metal's originators, and his double-time riffs are propulsive; bending over his guitar, long blond tresses hanging down, he gives his solos the direct feeling of wrestling with the music as he plays it, with some chaos and aggression" (September 30, 2006).
Since wrapping up GIGANTOUR 2006, Mustaine and the band--guitarist Glen Drover, drummer Shawn Drover and bassist James Lomenzo--have been working on a new CD, set for release in 2007 via Roadrunner Records.
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Q: How to connect using Neo4j driver over IPv6? Is it possible to connect to a Neo4j or Memgraph database over IPv6? I am using the neo4j-driver javascript library but it seems that it is not able to parse a IPv6 connection string:
const driver = neo4j.driver("bolt://fdaa:0:a23f:a7b:c988:dd94:aff3:2:7687"); // Error: getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND fdaa

A: I tried it with Javascript but doesn't work for me neither. Probably neo4j's driver for Javascript doesn't support ipv6.
I found here https://community.neo4j.com/t5/neo4j-graph-platform/troubleshooting-connection-issues-to-neo4j/m-p/47959 that the possible solution could be setting the flag
dbms.connectors.default_listen_address=::1

but that possibly means only configuring the loopback address will be parsed from IPv6.
Memgraph reuses the Neo4J's Javascript driver so that won't work as well, but the GQLAlchemy which is able to connect to Memgraph does parse IPv6 without any problems, with the following code snippet:
from gqlalchemy import Memgraph

if __name__ == "__main__":
    memgraph = Memgraph(host='0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1', port=7687)

    memgraph.drop_database()

    memgraph.execute("CREATE (n);")
    result = next(memgraph.execute_and_fetch("MATCH (n) RETURN COUNT(n) as cnt;"))
    print(result['cnt'])

The only downside is, it is built in Python, which was not your preferred choice of language.

A: Try wrapping the IPv6 address in brackets like so
const driver = neo4j.driver("bolt://[fdaa:0:a23f:a7b:c988:dd94:aff3:2]:7687");

I'm not sure this will work with the JS driver, but this is how you would do it with the Neo4j Python driver.

A: Actually, it will work with Memgraph too: add the brackets like mentioned and make sure that you start Memgraph with --bolt-address parameter set to ::1. You can check here how to do this.


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Q: A 0-measure uncountable superset of a countable set? Let $A\subset [0,1]$ be countable. Is there a set $B\subset [0,1]$ such that $A\subset B$ and $B$ is uncountable with Lebesgue measure $0$ ?
Thank you.

A: What about $B=C\cup A$, where $C$ is the Cantor set?
Recall that:

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*$C$ is uncountable

*Lebesgue measure of $C$ is 0.

*Lebesgue measure of $A$ is 0, since it is countable.